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IdalioDemc Session of

I Enters Gchaininn S iliirilny a n d ,»

• L S m uriins Co'- K o b c rt E . Sni

2 S Snim oun'y- to sue-• ^ n h n GU*by, M ountain a t u5 S iw r t^ « l in iJ » n n o u n c e d - Stoddii

b* » MBdldiU ro r. b r pleci SLocnUs nomlnitlon for Hi“ u>

■- • nliPn tlil«3 .p«MNlt-0ver _»tpirji_

^ S T o T s t n , 0 . J. Buxton, the »»■r? M ia » rtMlullon eppwlng Ke «

-rlshl to w orlf In- purch«jLStTButon. pre»ldHJt pro tem conUlm? f t i IMJ Id»ho leii*!*. he he reli

B*it«r Ihould t» deferred »e re m;lii ijh t nliifonn tonventlon l*t« He x

------------------- ------T ro ril“*?dan found ti,Bff Uul hf dW not »anl to be Lateriu^AtlmUi. But no other can- tha str55- e«nt fort»rd. and Walter* m ljlit h

aiunliy tha t lie would' ed It aa»« ru . »■ c . i f »i I ------------

Crof"6rSetszAV Meeting on T' Tl* T*iit Falls C h f lm b e r o f C om m i ihh lonuil m eetin? a n d b a n q u e t wi l i u ^ r i n the A m eric ftn L e g io n hnll. Hut, chimbcr B C cretflry -m annB cr. Tl ipoker will bc D r. W illia m D . S t ra t i

tiereollese, Ofrdcn.' “ D r . S t r a t f o r d i; r f t li iW e jtfo r h ia v iv id d is c u a s io n a (BBuniBm," }Iunt eaya . “ I h a v e h e a r d n and I know w h n t a i

tnsesdout public s p e a k e r biit.W e all believe t h a t w c _un libed up a n e x c e lle n tnpiB.-!-------------------:-------- —tc. eintfflrd vlU addrcM the y , - ; ^ K ^

n o a Ul* tubjKt, *The D anger ■ '^ ■ B SVI Ttar cuUlninr, ucord lng to a ' l a ltiju. "lln hlatery-- Bnd UlmhT of th« (M w( face, ftnd bl vlth.irhlch ve mu«t RDtn'cun^lret.' ' xm m th ((taeitor niti-iom » 3M ■iotaf iDliEemenli taeh jeac noilint Uie W niem itatea. *1 inllKStwd Uh d ingen or com* -.

■ska Inm Lot Angelea t « 8c.A * Dr. Birtlford *ay». TlJeMd her* Thunilay will b* h u -,'T.-. nth dillT«T oJ m# topic, 'T TB prW i^ee." _____ __Dr. etralford « ii bom In Poes- iCo. Bl rectired hU PhD ^rom ttaUa unlrmltr. New York. In MLtKrn alt«r obUlning hU doe* m u b entered the n a r r air ■n.imloK Ii>t rear*. During th*MTur of Mrrlc« h t helped u s e u t*tfuu|i Indicted upon the Ja p -

tCMikM «• r . l . ]. C l l . . 1> D R. WH .. .w h (

5 v e J ) £ a d m A u t o - - j W " 5

Crash in Montana ‘bCT*e*matWOND, MonU, Jan. 11 (iB_

jewn men and two young ,t t n AIM Wder night W the eol- T | i « i w 6f i Cir ind a panel truck I # I I ■He ewlef Drummond on 0 . S. t t n r 10, _iBwUtatori uld four were IW w rtpiriird -u irrnu iT K A ipn----------J b J“w . ‘!»ul 18. Honan, died a t Bloulu Ifler being recleved A ndrC '

K ' l h f ‘ h e CC?hllllpsbu:» funeral hom e ’

the. olher* aa Yvonne r e v o k e d j tbout::.Centerville.6 J).: a t t e r mi

^ 6<h«n .bout JJ, H M dln: w M t I r

— _______ c n fo r c c ir

highlights,in IT « l» y !« -T im e s .N o w i-

1-D9 hurt • when b us g S o ^ d ^ g j104 overturn! wesl Of BUM. r r n o t o r v

QUlti Jdiho Denw e h a lr - . « n y ---------i s S Z J " sovemor*h"lp, lu jp h c^ .^ m o c ia u a t t apetial cea- L n te Cllr

lesuiftiu„. Chamber of Falls earl;S f v t ! ‘* Kimberly

^ < 0 flcrcni* of priaon e#-

p . t e S ' w h ll. w.iu

S . ' - ” " " ' " ' - 5rl™ r“ / ;

“ ■> o Z i s :»cJd for March

»5»lnji u s e . N orth

•nd ij r « i j f , , m lnlalrator

f f t e . ? ™ '" ' •’*«- ° Tfl*r 1, j ,J^ * M .d o e in 1 m lM - ^ n J M I . : woman'., lh e hoipltj

c*lve* a t l h e h w rLSI'*” *“ '1 'h e e r - During tl

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J j a R e p o n a l New,

nrddii CItr «•<Countr K«wtp>p<r

los Ask Spe f Solons; G] ijovernorshiho Demo- ■ BOISE. .Ian. 11 (,T)— Iin Wallers iiiR Idnhb is '‘sntily Incl

ims.'icd R lhe Rovernor’s officc,” Smylic to, tha t he wili b.e a cniidi

islature to cratic nom ination for -------------------------------------- , 'v e a r - ol“ P i e p p m p a l ---------- :»nMiren^nr l e t c i u e d i m al m uITLANTA., Jan, 11 i,n-D , A. j h o u r s ^ t■ddard, Jr, lost hU car piece j Democraticpiece rrlday. earlier- IliaI f U)ld.police he parked It and Kubcrnaloilen hr reium'ed wmeone liad down Jromlen llif batirry and flrnlned , •Tnxfs a' gasoline tank,' tratlon of(e went lo r Mrvlce-atatlon. taxes to ti■chased another battery and ft of our ilalitalntr ot ga&ollnr and wlien Ihaucht Inrelurnrd both from wheeli eltlrcw," C

•e ml.vilns, "Our tnxte went to a Karaite 10 get twn l«rt throutiit SheelJ. eame y»elc. anil " T C T Jm mnd the car ml?j|ng, » fon «»hjiter he dlscorered police'saw' method by ■

stripped auto, thought I f determined,Iht have been stolen tnd haul- . A-' soverIt away. would see*___________________________ ; nuthorlty”

Ihrm or ask

ftitnuai “;—.s_ flmir» appr

Thursday™ -mtnerce general m em ber- l^in^a 'iax . will be held a t 7 p.m . lo be *tiii inll. according- to M itchell bniance., The evcninfr'a fea tu red TAtford, (lean of-m en a t oia. ijy wi rd is well known th ro u g h - tended publ ona about the danRcrs o f »n<i ft" ic a rd P r ,S lr» tfo r J '.p c a k

* * * * he entered■• •: r ........... - I n Mountalr

- ' Gltuby hr

. years a. Di^ m a n . He' w E ^ r " ' iCwi|i»M

Smy-liJaycSpe

O or. Robe ' t s f l k featured ape

' ' Ungulahed iT aponaond b]

ChiiDber n . cording to Ki

The dUUn tor clUzeu will be anni Th* e ren t « club beglnnli win be on a b« bought fr

WILLIAM O. fiTKATrORD Sharon Zli . who will be fMlored ipeaker county of IS! bs Twin Falla Chamber' e t banquet. Ta mere* atjnnal jaM UniJCluiM -- l - U a t- y ta r , light a t lh* Legton hall h e r^ Twin Falls SIralford U dean ol men a l pany wat ni T eelleg*. Ogden. (SU fr tn - Henry WIIU m l '________ Darned Junlo

river With Re LiGense-Einedd re w j. Ahrendsen; 23, B uhl, w as «c c county jail and fined $100 and co

justice courl a f te r p lead inp guilt, ted driver's license. Hc wa.- c ited by

midnight F riday in th e 100 block In a complaint signed by Police

;te, Ahrendsen w as charged with r ’s-licensc w a s- rc v o k c d -b y the-co:cement a f t e r havinff

convictcd of • d runken p U p Q o / Ig on Aug. 17. 1956.-H is .le had not been renew ed. P l o v i j n tn ih o d e * . 34.‘ D u h i r i r - “ * ***J

with Ahrendsen, wa* fined nUPERT. d g] costa for being drunk In i.rccsi or vehicle on a public high- , , ‘ „______________ ___________ ln.Iilaho.-U.)h Cromwell Olbbi, 47, S ati tftlon today I cay. Wll arrested near-Tw in ney. early Ssturdty morning by Players fn rly Policeman Paul Corder NaniTiTi, Rup larged wlUi drunken driving, participating, ler rfcelred k call from W in 'Gene Bucken police shortly niter midnight petlng. _. hit-run driver wna believed Some of !i 1 west from Durley. Corder are top cont i-th*-«ar-p«rked-»t-the-rear m e n n n c iu a t :lub a t about 3:10 a jn . and Dick Vanden walUng for Durley to Issue * Ident of th* It for the driver'a arrest, th e Uon; Lloyd left, , and Dom FliKimberly policeman followed Player* pla toward Tain Palla and re - urday and ti

mUnt.4 •> Fm . i. c*itBK 1) for Sunday.

w e r B a b ie s B o r n I n ’5 7 T h a n fc

:r bsb lu wer* bom a t Magic hospital Ove Memorltl hoiplial In.lSST cumbered gl

rer any year In the la st JO cord* ahowln reports U n, Irene OUrcr. a d - glrla, raUir. She report* a ta tal o f The year*, nbles In 1DS7 with boya out- ftlnce 1B17 an ring girts MI to 481. . _ IMS, 638 W7. IJM bablei.w«re bom '.ia upiui. sinct Uiat je i r , with “ J*:epUen oMSM and 18M, births *:hospital h * « declined. |^ |;{ j-}« t }! ng the ll-year period. 1847 lo j j j j ; n IncIuslTc a tou t of 12.633 to u l l!o46;’n h u b«tn dtU tir«d « l (ba lolal 1,06: ; U

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3ecial— W ( Glasby In ihipBid FII'T)— John t;ia5by, dctlar- W ASH!• lacking in Icnder.ihip in ;pow ers rc cc,” niinnunccti SniiiriluyD ioldinga candiilnle'for the Di' mki- 'u rcd ic t a fo r Kovcriior. T lir -l2-'!bnth latci

• ■ old .Mountain • llom cjH iatJioL h iren^hinn is.iuc(l his f o r . 't h a t publiiM nounccmcnt a few coun tries « Hltcr resigning as .Mate fo r ts to irih'at'*'h*e™m*rchl‘* .m » n '“ ” “ c lc a r W; nntojlsl race alter «tr„p,,’; IVc.xidei

from lhe patty ikhi, o th e r w esi XM and the proper admliii- .- tn mnke son bf Ihe allbcntlon oi iiir.%r the Olplomai■ lo the various departments Ing playedir Btate will be the foremost to neitotlateh t In the mlndt of tll ot n;ir replies toIW," Gl«»by Slid, Prem ier Nlkiir tnx burden c.mnot be rquni- It l- undethroush any iiicrri» nr rr- matic chnr-01 fllTf t>rrwiflofm o f 'U x - '

wllhout Iirjt rrvijini: the le**ed Bulge xl by which the tax liability is 'Iy. so the w< nlned," lie added. for almoJt

BOvemor. lie promised, h r ’ I'hey- arc ! seek oul "dupllcatloM a t rs l:* 'th e We rlly” ' and either eliminate Lila resume or ask the IcsLilnturr lo do so, kind of sal u mny re. t a,vured ihiii there agreement i e-l\0;aLTrmtHIWT-i30lini s p u ii j topn i . f or (n my budgetary propoul.i to conference | glslfttur* and the final budgel are fulfilled

approved by the legWature Ono U-lh* to days of hard work aa wn* ful fcreparat Il8i7."0la.\branld. - leveLi; lh* o r will r belniedly, on the 63rd ahould »ho« tlve day. advocate In denper- lief th n t a a tax program which proved produce tem atlll two million dotlara out . As the alll

ance. Tlit' was the and lead- 1, RuaslA ' on which the lant legl.iln- Bulganin's las forced 10 rely.". ;J»n . D thai 'by was born In WeLier, a t- <C«mln«K 1 public schools In Cambrldce _ aa graduated ficin the College ho m 1937, He Uught In Ida- JLfM. VFXV loola for seven years. In. 1B«. ^ tered Uie automobile buxlneu | untaln Home with hLi father. 1 1 3 iby has served four years as ' of MounUln Jfome nfid (our / a. Democratic counly chair- He T ai'd innct-coordinatoi------- -------------

.) KIN?-------- Uam Ooodmi

l y l i e - N a n i e d — S ^ v i• _ WM performi

lycee-.Event. °£vT‘s■ Friday all^r,

ipeaker Here S,“SS Sj i « b « I . a » r t i . • iii -b ; E t a o r J S ed ipeaker a t Uie annual dis- u ,e mac Ihed senlce »wartl» banquet incline, Ittd by Ul# Ta'ln PalU Junior ooodwln off 3 tr Sf.Commerce Jan. M, »e* , . , g to Norman Tarter, chairman, Ooodwln, i distinguished Junior and sen- d, iw ns of Twin Palli for 19S7 King Hlll fr. ! announced a t Uw banquet. ,ec lden t omi renl wlll-beiheld a t the Turf #iouj: the ca eglnning a t 7:30 p. m:Tickets pjoyed by thi ! on tale a t the .door'or can » tfiich ride ght from Jiyce« memben, during the « •on ZlaUilek. Mbs Twin Pall* maintenance or 18M, will bc present I t th t HI* body

st, Tarter noted. D arU. crew .yaLr._Curtts-Eaton_ot_th« ploye»,.L#st« Falls Dank tnd T n u l eom- « t . vat named aenlor cltlren and Boi Wim, of Will* motor*, wa* Cecil WlUli Junior cltlten, Sept. 29, 180

---------------------------------------tended Namp

Revoked 3d,Jailedas scjitcnccd to 30 days *i*'p id co.its Friday in Twin guilty to driving on a ^ I p p i ed by city police ahortiy ^ block of Sccond avenue A / ' olice Chief Howard W. A I C . w ith driving while his le-com m iflsioiicr-of-law......— | - i t<

ISS T o u rn e y I s

la y e d a t R u p e r t s i s , , '; ': , ;EUT. J .n . l l - D , .m b ,a urgest loumamenl ever held a jaina t:io.-33.players.opened.eomp«. noon,-----------Aday In the lUle chess tour- The four. £

Aaron Robin!•rs from Twin .rails. BoLie, and Lj.. Rupert tnd.foctlello are Roser Broyle sating. La^t year'i champion, covered many Juckendorf.D uhl.lsnotcom -^for«,^th^*r^,

• ’of last yearV player* who ,,i[l,d5S «l Vw 1 contendera in this toumar

S S S k V i i r . u U ^ i ^ ! : ^*f” i S Idaho Chess aasocla- Joyd Klmptan. Twin Fall*, S i iT a ^ ^ S v ; « , Flowers. Rupert. A cw rdSg rrt played three matches Sat- Richard Bun and two mor* ar* Kheduled a i8m Merciu iday. ________________________

r n a t L o c a l H o s p i f o r A n y Y e a r S i

L Over the period boys buU to ta l '1,010. " red glrU. wim hojplU! re- School Suptliowlng «,M8-boyi-*na-8,07B ic-wonld be

effect on achiyears, and number of blrtha bu l ROlnl«d oiH 7are; school board

63S boyi, 643 girls, loUl of populaUonIJ4J/ ei7 -W *.- 8|rU, n lng-for-.thejOOi-lISO, <37 boya, S71 girls, new clemtnL314; 19M, 393 boya, 5SS glrb. P&lLi,149; 19SJ, 683 boya. 377 glrU, Raglnnd nc100- 19U, 600 boy*. SCS glrU, dren. born a169; l t« . 8J9 Rjy*. 487 glrla, atU nd school046;’ ltU , UO boyi, 603 glrU, In prevlou* y063; UM, M l boya, 0 3 flrU, Uj« hoeplUl I

f a l l s

[N FA LLS. IDAHO,. SUNDAY, JA I

/'est-rSoviet m passe on For Confe;.S H IN nrO N , Jan . H (/P>— Rus<.in 8 reached complete tiendlock Saturi! ig a big Kast-W csl confcrencc. B ul i I "a foreign minister.^ m eeting, n s la te r t hi? year. The prediction i.s joLh_flidca_i;utlie_i;oId_jviir_uccd_iii lublic opinion. p .irticularly in Europi ries like India, is e.xerting a steail.'to reduce tho risks o f i-----------------r w ar. I «<ident Eisenliower am qw estern leader.t nrc due le soon the nrxt move in _lomalic'po1:er game nuw be- ................yed over the ls^ue ot how ■Hate. TJiey have completed . . to me-vinRcs trom .Soviet

• Nikolai Bulsanin and these, ■ understood, are In dlplo-channels for delivery In ,V -.

Sulganln's mr.\.\.i(if.i prompt- ie western. re»i>onsfs are due lost Immediate publication.

arc expected to reempliii- “I West's demands lluii Rus- ume negotiations on some , .„ .,4 J-'.'- r safeguarded disarmament k ' ^ .2 ^ , l rnl and to leave tlie way ir a 'n ew Haat-We.^t'auiiiinlT '^6S2G5iffl£^ nee provided iwo conditions t f l pgfflBSaK filled, M M l l l iE i l i4-lhat there should b« care- i f i | | H ^ n paratory Ulka t l the lower the olher Is thal theAO u lks fhow solid ground for be.

a summit meeting would

• altuatlon atood Salurday: i»lA had proposed through

me.vages Drc. <0 and tha l Ehenliowrr the

tlnHMl r i l f o

)ken Back,' ushed Head auscd Death

HILL. Jan, !l-CecU Wll- •odman. S3, died of a broken d a crushed head, according Jisa. o t .a .n o u e pathologut ^ y afternoon. The autopsy formed In Nampa, _ ^ r ‘nan w u found dead beside •f mobile eompresior unit aii»«K«« ■»«’ afternoon « l Llltle Pilgrim, and wtnJew* n 30 miles eaat of her* on

k%a‘a-"Su“ GOPos County coroner Art Smllh machine rolled down a 100- *■* a •

ellne, apparenUy throwing I f l A l l I off and Uien rolling over

fin, an employe of the dis- I , f k f ) l a.t driving Uie machine lo V 'U U J ,11 from a project when.Uie b q is c . Jan,

occurred a t a sharp luro p^ny leaders i le canal. He had been em- hoIb, the forrr ly the district since, June m ed organUaUo rid er 'In the tummer and q, Tdaho.-

iie wlnler has been on the "Idaho ha* ance crew, ^ ^ the past dec ody was found by Oecrg* .itK-ed u> hea rew foreman, and two em- and ret^ ter-H a ll-and -IU lph -P ru - WcuJiIrigtonTB

blat, Idaho Fal Bom In Nampa • -W e must Ji

William Goodman wa* born n-hich «-iu brl , 1905, a t Nampa and a t- modIo of Idal' Umpa aehools. He had Uved Uiese fiars in King HIU and Olenns overwhelmingly *»• . , , publican leade:r* Include hla molher. Mrs. Meeting hen 3oodwln and two sls iw . the party'* e A, Berry and Mr*. FleU They received all Nampa. Robert E. Smyl

J - s « v lc e s - » m ,.be,.,,h dd- o ^ o w o ra h a k - londay or Tuesday a t the uudge leral hom* In Nampa. Smylie urged------------------------ pe»l be aimed

i of to u t potentl2e i i - A i J e r s

•^Heldfor•If {• (• i n erament nnd

rlieftofGai'Ss,'-^-'een-age youUis ranging in Dworshak un 1 14 to 18 yean were held csmpnlgn lo fn• In Uie Twin Falls city o'leu ot *500 bond each for t»# p u b l i c a n ; of'thrte-vthicle4.-Form .l f tf-lhcm _at-*J of inlcrataU transporU- n-ent.

I atolen molor vehicle were BiwlK* Pl«dget .Inat Uiem Saturday after- p c t to p ^ f-_______________ ___ ____ ii-th# paat wlUiur. Doyle Jacaway. 16. and n 'm 'c oblnson. 13, boUt FiUmore. ^ '^ h *;lll carr d Lavaun Burgess. 18. and oir greai sU te I royles, U . boUi- Ely, Nev. ?'>■*>■ many mUes In three sUtes

t r ' ” H o u s e , S

B r u t a nated around 7:30 p.m. Frl- i R a 7 P n the Buhl high achool gym- ,

whera a basketball, game CHOWCHILLi' lasloh. —T he house whing to su t* Patrolman Sihdra Marie 8 Bums, Duhl. abandoning admitted 4S-t

lerciiry on the Clear Lakes jj ( parenU wi I. r«i«-« <1 jijund Friday b

^ n d lo rd Ray

ip i ta l E s - £ r S i n c ^ l 9 4 7 |s J 'U .^-------- :— • • . bi{n' ltie_placesupt. Emesl RigUndnot^s be difficult JO asseas Uie Diowing

; achool apace Bnd^acl11Uea , •/ .:«! out tha l during IBJS Uie * 1 ^ . ^jard had mtde projections been *UaUon'Increase* when pl*n- ..- th e consUucUoa of.two m .h lu , >a.«<.li'm T .in

,d r o w u u l «M .11 tlilt- tA S Iim O T O rn al- Uie hospiul would L * o n B. John Chool*’in dliU-lcl 411 «ad S i r d a y - t h a t - lu* y u r s the blrUi raU a l *o» head* togel l u i bad b tta hlghtr.

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J N in e l r r

JA N U A R Y 12, 1958

a t l i t - 3 9 :1 Plan m* 3 rence ^!>in a n d tlic w e s te rn ' u riL iy on (lie issu e o f ¥ B111 d ip lo m a ts ] irivate ly n s tim m il se.'<sion. o r K IN G H IL i i.s litised on n belie.’ enough to req

_ iiiK h-lov fll-ta lk ft-flnd b u s -c a rrv l i ig ’ rope a n d in n e u tra l is t B liss. E vervc ;a .ly p r e s s u r a fn r e f- F aU , f m m B<

3 9 Hurt Wlien B i

l a r tm d Gityhoond bo* lo whleh 3S pei -aBd-wftTtwned-taTi-.bont)ir pU en hlgl ■when Ut« bn* a lteapled te paaa a tan

JUeally and J l rtqolrtd hotplU] treatment l ic « ^ o u * 'I n tbe eniili. raa*«ngera « l law* ar the bs*. (Staff logravlng)

’o f Idaliodminfffor ---------------—

new TORK, ,

ordination iTiS”." “iv'.A'„"u:ir''rEformaUoo of a eoordlnal- -"A *Uon in every precinct employen.

la* been well aerved for

av '-u W ir D ir p rrepresent the *Ul« In

i7TJrc;""aa!dTUy-Ro5»* ' ........ ...... “' Falla, parly chairman. A J

bring the facts to Uie X X IIdaho. W hen the people <! facU, they will vote t tngly to contlnuB UlU Re- b c o rg c U ' ^aderahip." rcc lcc te d d irc chere were memben of associfition Sa * execuUve commltUe. rjv„fn P f li i , i red mewages from Oor. i * * " ’smylle, U. S, Sen. Henry H ailk s h a s bc« lak—a nd—iu p ,— itam tr o rg a n is a tio n a l-

t l , . = ™ . . t a . . . ■led a l ••the 2 i per eent I...................enUal Idaho voK n who

t mnlnlAln acUve InUr- r i . . ^ J A , >Ilc affnlr*,.among aU JT 1111(1 U l anld. "U ien an aroused' ' r t* • i

i ' iS s r M :; Short‘or of freedoai .and con- I

"urged a "door-to-door T ^ in ‘ r a lu '’ Natl'3 fnmlllarlM the -peopleWlUl Uie e fflc Ie X jo bIcan. have been doing . Ufe «t_ a lM - if ,e f ^ g o v e m . K k 1

dged hU'-compleU «ip- }^» ^5*'h forward aa we have “ ‘iWlUl >v fully ataffed. dy.

unified organltaUon carrv lo Uie people of T^e « n ^ U « e , i Ue Uie principle* of our «*''!' *"

foru of the Twli_______:_______ of Commerce, te l

„ . Malberg urged ,i, Scene ofI WhiDDing.id.in Flames PayetteIX A , Calif.. Jan. 11 lil J I where little 4-year-old >le Schindler died afier F 0 1 I 4S-mlnuU whippuig by ,

was burned lo Uie PAVETTK, Jan . ly by lU owner. • ' tn u l him rlU j ev. Ray Flanagan pu l i *»>'l ^

house while Mr. and He seemed to m WUllam Schindler wer* In Uib wealem Ida i*d-Jn-emirt-cmmiTder m nnltrof-l.ooe. at

reit of 53.year-old It over WlUl my wife.” * fuglUre warranl d . ' ‘and we decided to .No luggestlon I lace.dQwn. .We_knew. hcre_Uial_*AIfortl ver look a t Uie pUce back to Uie »ouU 'ing w hat happened living. h e r» .a s .a ;

for 18 y ta» , Dul i L « l« r Oen^ron re- have eom* forn'art

lopay ahowed Uie lItU* aid. .I .truck more than 3M - An attorney ha* led of thock Tue*day. and Alfotd haa -p

. . ; . J ----- = s:.. . •; ettfidlUon.- Oo r .- lADS,’ 8AT8 SOLON lie h u Indicaled I TON, Jan . l ! ' tfV-8en; hearing If he U a ohnaon. D» T « .;'a a ld the *lender Negro'a a t^acH on—t o - ^ o c t -AtfOTd'-WM'arrea steUier" a t U u PenU* the Chrlitmaji holld oduo* mora m Ualftt •&b*m etu rt« . E»

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I r r ig a te d Idaho Counlics'

W.mW , t AbIII luiMa •( Clrrii ________________ AiMtliu j r m i Unll>l Tl

Hurt VV ips Wesl 5 ListediILL , J a n . 11— Six persons were inj I reciuire hospital treatm ent early Sa l l l g ^ 3 persons -skTdileil on black ic e ryone aboard , including the driver n Bois« fo r baptism al acrvices n t th

* -* * ' , ft *

Bus Slvids, Overtui

> periona were lojurtd al I tU a ja. Sktor h lg h v ra r lO between'KIng mil and BUM. la r t* Irvek-traller m TUndetwn hUL 81

ment. Use bo* driver, W. P. Loekridge, a v f h t f - a b l e ^ w l* d tbnugh U ie.ktt

f E W S B U L L E T IIK, J a a . 11 Ur>-K Uir«a(«sed BaUsnwld*- * telephbne ,worker* waa avttieJ Batnrday lion a c r te d en a new H -nonlh eentract.

ITON, Jan . 11 US-Senat* rackeU proben 'Ideneo of corrupUon and conniving among lonat V nlon of OperaUng Engineer* <APL-C

actors Reelecti \.t Credit Unit

<6ee Photo t e Pag* Clghtl L. W a tt , Buhl, and A. L. Hanks, irc c to rs o f th e Southern Idaho'Proc

S a tu rd a y -a f te r elections held in J. W a tt has been president o f tV

b een vice president. Tho board w in a l-m octiD g-inU boJicar-iu tu r« .^h ed *17,600,000 to farm ers during 1 ---------------------------- j2 4 th a n n u a l

ty Scene Saturday a t tht

: Only $100I t o f Quota ^^rallur/^S

^ Member* of lhe n....... .. mittee were Raymor

IS* to appeals by Uie chairman: John ; N ativity Scene com- Tails, and Charlei unda to help defray Jerome, d in obuin ing and OUier member* o fe-alM Nativity acene five director* are irk b«md ahell during Wendell: Jsmai S I holidays haa resullfd sad Everelt A; Can

toU lIng »ome gSM. Otto F. Allgaler, M alboru ,- commlUee presldenl-of the Fee

ported Saturday. 1*1* Credit bank. 8 tee, w hich wa* formed was guu t *peaker mber through Uie ef- ln»»- Tw in FalU Chambcr Allgtler gave a rci , *el a goal of <750. tlon credit since led ,ru ld e n u to mall the reconstrucUon 1 to th e Chamber of aUon through the n

win ra lU . or Time*- into Uie producUon________________________1C«.U1M< »■ f w

te Neighbors Offer f Accused Prison EIan. 11 in — T would and paid a >3S'fini tj every e e n l’l own," flngei^irlnled In rouU der N ed Wise *oberly. the prtnU were *ent U) *um up senument aulhorlUuI Idaho farming com- M U s t^ f •10. a U r re < r6 rT « r 'n ^ A»ord-lg-plck» i-^B '-old Bddle Alford on charge. Ttie Negro I rani from M uiliuppl. « * “ <5. «>«»

haa been employed “i'*?fQu)da‘t hav* : “ had stolen Ui* mone;w r-R ob«T t-E .-8m y . " B u r ra ia iin ~ d a " ! t Ud h e will order a f „ j j o»e<i the sUU U- aaked Ui approve nothin'."

ITO• removal. W ise,'for whom ,t rrea led -h ert-d u rtn g *eren yean,-and P j holiday* on a drunk- employed him for , B« plead«4 fuUtjr yean, agrMd. '

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^en~Bu st of Blif I “Critic! injured critica lly and 10 others i y S atu rday w hen a cha rtc r^l_(in k ice a n J overtu rned on lughwa; •iver, WM in ju red . All were enrc it th e LDS tem ple. Twenty-nine v* * * girla ranging in I , ^ to 20 and the rc t i l l IIS adults. All are

the fourth warr ----- --------------------- 1- In.BoU *.-S. E. Al

S the ward, w u with had left Boise at i waa driven by Wlls 44. Kun*,

Abbotl said Uie * about 7:M a.m. He aJiretcluiL blaciJc Ing to pass a large Hcndertm hlll. on tween BlUs and Kl

T he bu* aklddod headed over Uie i highway, atruck a c whipped around and Into the borrow pit - n t tB' p u iengtff ' Ui*lr-aeaU-Into-Ui« “We had qulto a U said AbbolL •‘W* windshield and ct. through window*. L nd fire.”

U sted on the eri (Onlltt.* r<i

eANOPOINT. Jsi federal govemment Ben, A. M. Derr of a candidate _fot_ nomrnaUffiiJer..goi foV M4,000.

T h* goTtmmtnl c 1* duo cn promlssQi

latorday <Udded «o north Idaho bank* BUn. Tha aoeldtflt la th e hands of-r L 8lx peraona wer* " ll'a true tha llO ' d ie , 41, BolM. waa stld Derr Prlday. 1!* k M k a a ^ n O b to ld aiouM not, affect

. **"*“ **** p ,r ty letder* •deol . , : , — — - Th* CIuk Pork

f ln t anncunced a

■' I r * lS ’ fl«Ume»*tti rid*' gtrik* by isjMO obUgaUons,” XXtr rday tthen Ibe com* The federal dipM ct. . poraUon *eeks tn tl

to recover aniotin •ober* (aid Sklurday on th rte .notes, tw long high official* of renewals of earllei PL-OIO) and c e rta ia U’e «ulU names D<

fendant, Uie oUur ■ — ■ ' hla wife. They wc

M ago, bul were on

*^*nie^federal agent-------------- aa-lkju ld tto r-and-

. , . . . - , Bank of KorUi Idahit Meet sso'is'p;long dI»puU

gitnip* ofalodtholdt

J in Burley and anu-lnfutlonary pr f the bonrd and ins enormou* b i ^ e

J T h o - a a a o c ia t lo a , itely-brUie mldd!^Ig 1957, held tho --------------l a l stockholders’ T > „ J ^ ^ T T , iay In B urley nnd I j U C l g e L).

th e T w in Fnlls ^I. B a llo ts w e re J J la i lV Ctor* boUi day* and /

Budget•he nominating com- Oymond Bean, Burley. WASHINOTON. . nn Sommer, Twin ReprwenUUve Haa larlea B. Hancock. Id a , said Saturday

' grea* "will pare Ui :r* of the board of good many places.’ are Elmer Nlelaon, "A good place to a u Scheld, Jerome, *1* th e ntw money i Campbell. Bellerue. Budge .Issued his

aler, assistant r ice meeting of Iho hi t Federa l-InU nn*d- tlons. commlUee.wIU ik. Spokane, W ash., tor Perclval P. Bnini iker a t both m eeU -am saUalled

’ redactlooi can be

Ion finance, corpor- S l ‘

---------------------------H i'siia-hneeirrSl-w.. A ^ J themselves ”slj r r U U • eareXully scrutlnlted;

should "effect every » n bo effected wllEscapee

i fine. B u t he- waa my-Judgment, expeel routine fashion and prnic dlfflcuIUes.” Bu sent to th e PBL „ ' ■

^ r y k i D g ^ ^ ^ t Driver Giv sdFEFH YearsfoiDy hU preeent em - ANOELES. Jier m u ie r PrUU. m otorisl h u begun d th B escape chaise . y*ar •oouniy Jail Um ' conrlcted of *leal- e « h of «lx penon . MUslislppt fan n e r freeway crash.— tenced to fir* yeara ■Victor L.'DeC»i*l ■red two y ean , th e n dered In superior «

. . g u r t the «at«jc«..av* run a n y If t -PoUc* u ld his ci noney- Alford *ald. four-*utomobUe colU Jo"!t K id -I-T ltd rrt 18M,:en Iher6aa-B state of,Mississippi way. Five member*

. . ^ aad the driver cf an om Alford worked A ju r y cosvieted D id P riltt, v h o h u em irta of nanalaugti for th* ^ « r* new carried th* csm

' (uprema court. •

Iv e IF u l l y ! ^

■ —* *1

ilCE 5 CENT3 *

U S —

iss; Ical” I

ers hurt scriouKlyI (in-.vhQund * lin M ___ Mhway ao west of enrouto to Idaho

:ne wero boys a n d 'l jig in ago from 12 ,Cle remainder w ero 9'

are. members o f ,i ward LDS churchE. Abbott,.blshop-of...........with Uie group which ) at 8 a.m. The b tu Wilson P. Lockrldge.

Uie accldenl occurred uJI. He said Uie bus h it -Sir* lrr whilo ■tUm pt. ' »*large truck-trailer on \ i.on hlghwty 80 be- id King Hlll,:ldd«d on black ice,Ul* slioulder of the k a culvert. The baek ,d and lhe bus plunged w pit and ovtrtumed.^jhTTtre anot iro m 'y o-Ui*-tap.of-Ui» bu a ,- - —« I a Ume gttUng otit.-*■'W* kicked ou t ih * '.o< id climbed oot and«*. Luckily thero waa J

le criUca] list a t E l- ' ijln r . n *. C«li»i. t> n

's Suing, llidate for "! Payment |r, Jsn. U (if) — T h* ! P iment Is suing S ta ta :rr of Bonner counly,fot_the DemocraUc ' f

T..gOTemor.of Idaljo^ ' .1-lent tlrtmg the m laorf notea held h r >snka which .a n bow.' 'cf-iec tlreiar • ------- ■'7

I I I owe the amounU,*'ay. H* added the culta ^itfec t'tU g-eaad lilacT :......‘declined comment.

Pork logging o p e ra to r .. . ed eandldat* for 't h aubematorial q sm b u - >:Bad offend to aeU b l l :i^ th l debts.' '

h tre an tppralaed vh.e* the tmotmt o t 0 7 ^^ laid. Vdipe*tt ingunacfl'eer- *' tn two M pant* aulU

motinta cUlmed du#IS. two of which a ra Uarllei notes. On* of Ves Deir alone as de - <oUier Usts,Derr a n d *y wera filed a w«ek Bj a only mad* publlo

agency filed tha aulta’ 3and -rtce lT cr-o r-tn6------f lIdaho a t P i lu tm r e r f l

trum SUtc t«nk. T h* - f lned receiver follow<i W ispute between' rivalJiolden for co o tn l o f gJj

. ' ipDerr; *Tm not th a ine tight money and* ^17 program 1* caus* Jfjnnlness losses In Ida« -rillllon." i/!|am *elUn* ou td e n n . . ^j'.|

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lUrffiiiff■ Cuts ill, I'j;et Funds ^3M. Jan .'JJu -l* 1 5

Hamer Budge. R ,- .' ^ Jirday he hope* Con* ' O n th* budget tn a,ce*.r ‘ . S ie to slart.” he added. J l mty for forelga aid.** '. H ,

his lU tement a fte r ' fiH .ho house approprla- . ][|3i s.wIth.Budget.01rec<~..Brundage. i f lUed U ut sufficient. ■

be made In non - fT}(a l expenditures to '. |t;'dltlonal' mlllUry ex - t j | [ vlil be approved byirlUioul the federal Mibarklng on another r^L ending sprn ," said

eis mmtary expendl- ,a "should be very 'J 'nlted," and eongresa t f:very reducUon th a t ' md wllhout seriously <naUon,- il)l done, v e can, in •.,[acpecl serious econt p tI.” Budge added. M

iivfenSix__ IIf o r D e a t h s - B

M, Jan. 11 tfl — A ^ cgun serving a atx* ’ B |||1 term—one y tar fo r • - jj® enon* killed in a ' -

CiUlU, ] ( . 'iu ire n - ' ^ Ior court Prlday to . n a irnce.. • i f lUs car triggered a ^ B

coIUsloQ S q t t » , . «*-•. IjM

iben of one fam ilr j l of assther car died. - J Hted DeCuaus'Of a lx ' 'W laughten HI* a lto r-— -.. .I f l I call* to tna 0 . & ; ■

~]tfaii,23Jailed Over Revoked L Permit Charge S

;( S r t S S ^ Of • r e i r bumper. „ - i ; — S f g S ^ - ^ o p p x l the min.»nd_wlth _ •I i| th a ueU U uM 'of **-

i 1 brtsuiht hlra to Uw Twin PiU* cllr a■' j»u . J iu iict Of u>* 51'

' :* pumpjiwy »«t b*®** c>i ‘ lh* oue WM JuiLc* 0,I- W iur-i ecurt. Klmbtrly. u

'■ff a«lun!«T niom ln i * i Uw Twin ♦' eourthouM. Otbbi *nd

AUoraer S. M. luybom »ppt*rtd on befor* JuiU* PoU«r *nd r e q u » ^ _ lUUitory tlnn before m tk ln i » pl«*.to the drunken drirlng rfiMB*.;

^ r c i r s r o r v „ 2 s' JJ d w ri td with h l l m d n in d r ir^ s wl

' in C u iU emmty *nd bond * u Mt ^

jf n S ’E n H S H “

M .1 01 l iw » » . " - . J " ; “:: J , . a . n i » i • ' “ ' ““ S m S !

«rreit*d l u t Dec. 10 in d U H blood ileohol t« t . A j

vv pace ippetred w ith hU mi■ i K*3lt u w e . Burley. Wid tl« »U «\ w W « « n le d byC; Mloldot* county •pro««cuUn» *t« ^

rkii_ ( i f im n - .y e r a ^ d t f d ^ y ®

a Sjsrt'- eourt tn d w*i fined I II *nd U « i

li I?1. Blue U kM b o u le w d north w e« PJId Muriel Blfck*. « : Ferne Am A M. M0 «nd W Ullm A ndrew . 3 ^ 0 1 1 ^ on W

l | Mfcln *T enU »-nonH M n« M*r»ln e«’ D*nl«li. 38: Ju n e s IC. l*r»om 5*. M

mnd Herman P. Cronkhlte. S<. They Bl .f) h» re fl»a d ij» In which to » ppew .. w li 'n tctn ta A. Rieh»rd», Rupert, T

valred Jury trU l W d jy » n d .w w U I tried cn ch*jgM of r ^ l » » driYlns J H far Piob*t« Ju d e t Theron W v d . H

H; no t guilty and M ked for * kI fit*t« rn tn lm e n Merrln a. W rU ht K

lind D. L; C*ln wero wltne««i fer « ?t' ' tb e tuoMouUoo. Oeorse Spautdlnff. Ji .•J SdeiT * pM»en««r In. the Wehird** Q '!• BMchlM. teetlflod In h li defenw. io i l l ___j.juch*rd»_w u-found_lulltT tn d N

m * tlned tM *nd t s coet*. hU li- , ; oenM w « m o k e d for 10 d * ji tn d

‘ b« w u * lrea « Wn^iy w i n d e d W ’ ' I t n tenteoce. ^

, ' R lS r d T w M cited on Dec. 39 P j . , when h» iU auned the br*ke« o t hU X

11-: ratchlOB. which turned tround tnd, h ; • ; w ent into.the borrow p it on Tipper- I .'■ « T coraer we»t o t Sdea. D w n»a« fc

to the C lf w o e M tlmiled t t M0& I H trold F n iJe r . W, roulo J,. Twin I

' y n u . posted ft MO bend tn IV ln i n o i t police DOurt B tturdty u te r J p lttd lng not guU ^ o r ftllure to

I^ e ld the ri|h t-o f.*»y . T rltl wUl be ■et fac ft U ter d tU .

P m le r w u olt*d by. elly ^ l c « y y rtd ty momln« »fl«r t a tocldenl ,

■ ftt tha IntenecUon ot Bhoihone •iTMl t o d Third tTenue w uth . Trt* i l t t . ilrlTlni ft 19W Btudebtker. col* . Uded with, t IMO ro rd dHvSn by j s e n . JeweU V onlni. 104 Klme* t r e - ‘

' au*. D untffl to t h i Bludebtker wm MttmitAd M poUc* ftt IIOO. D u n tf t

■ to the TOrd WM ftb«it 1160. , PeiiT A. WcC?uUou*b. l«. route

1. Twin tW i, cited by elly police * . OO J tn . e for followln* too clojely.

, w u fined m tn d coiU In Twin m i poUc# court y rld ty . He w u c h tr t td with ‘'followlni more clo«e> ly lhan WM reu o n tb le tn d pru- I

»nii f tt ia itu t n te d d tn l on , .r ' r u t r tre su e omL

ji Librarian Attends ■ Idaho Conference.\\\ BHOSHOmt. J tn . 11-Mr*. B. A.i f ' MiWiult. UbrmrUn foc.the city 11-1 . brtry , b ependln* tha week-end t t

' BolM fttund ln f the Moond tn a u tl■ eUte llbi»ri»nt* meetlnr.

il>i A-btnquel TH urtdty m th t opened• i ' i th e conference. MetUnw were heldi • y«a»y ftnd Sftlurdty for llbrmritni

•' 1VI , Uld trufteea. O rrtn litU on of dU-I* trlc t UbrtrlM wm* eoculdered tlonif

• -;-t w ith Introdoctioo-to new books and ' '■ Benwftl problem dbcu»»lon» Ihroujh*

1 liik .o u t tha etate.L I f ___In tddiU oa-io tha annual confer-

enee. dl*trlet m eeU nn have been 4 held ftt Tartou# pointa in the »Ute

■■■. J .ftlnce tho first confereno# t u t year,

I' South Stm Cold‘I* By Tba A »od*U d P re u

. . Plorldft realdenla gol re*dy for •; ftnotber chlUy n ight Salurday .but

~ Sunday *wW b M U h 'w in tS ^ S c o n acrop-klUlng TblUUon. '

Bome treat espScted In' northem . n o r ld t htld UtUe U u ett of further ’ dunage atop lha- b itte r ' thre«-day

' (pell which curUUed c ltnu tn d reg- > ; euble producUon tn d brought cen-

. ; ' tral Flodda'a f ln t tnow In many

: --------------- 1— K eep -tb ft-W b lte -F lag .

; , | t ‘ o r S i i t t j r F i y i a ff iTk ■L| )■-. ji : 4 t _ j iM o w . 17 d a i/i. toU A ^ui^o .

' 5 tf o / / l e d e a th in o u r“ jtfa{rtc ! • 7#n « y . ^

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I PAGE TWO _______ _

W e a t h e r ,T e mHAOIC VALLEY—Cloody wJUl * b « ^

clMLflBC tonJflJt and t

J l aod n a t 5 p m B a r o m e t e r J ^ r i

* wnpTirFRM IDAH O -C laody ^ 7 * 5 dario{ tb* afUroooD or er.i> la*rT M W n but a few ano* fl ortle* peraUUng w w

^ »6 I* 45; low twiUht M U M . ______

. . , „ a “

5 |;U< Ar»tU» ................. •• * J^ni,

n N«» 0 H « ii.— .........- j* „^ l l t i f — -------------- }I jJd Om.b»------ --- ---------- ** ” __________’

; M a g ic V a l le yn BUIUXV — Puneral terrlce* for celeb d Ethel Ora IHili* will b« held a t 3 Jeroi ■t ^sn Wfdnf»d*y In LDS flJUi ward Rer. it Jhwch— w itn - B i» o p - B y tT in - ; i r r Morley officiating. Concluding r l u i wm« g will be held a t Pleaaant Vie* Mm- it eiery. rrlenda may call a t McC?ulIoch enap

funeral home from Monday U ter-* noon unUl Ume of aervlcc* Wedne*- J '

5 JEROME - Rosaiy for John W liiany will b* recited a l * p, m. bouU

* Sunday a l the new Crlppln funeral Com I ehapel and requiem mau wlU be Tirlr

s M a g i c V a l le y' M a g i c V a l l e y M e m o r i a l S* VlilUng hour* t t Magic Valley VL ; Memorial hoipllal are from 3 lo 4 ho*p I and 7 to « pjn . » PJ , . ADMITTED

Mr*. Joeeph 'SedUlo. O . n . Bur« ^ ? W S rM « rJ in « rm * aK rM r5 rE ia M l Then. M tg n ie -« n d -D fln tld -a rU J ln ._ a ll Ura.1 Twin PtU»: Mr«. E,. M. OraeKh. pcrr a M n. Charlea Z. Moora tn d Sandra* Patton. aU Buhl; Mr*. Marlon Ully Mi . ,n d K dwtrd BUnner, boUi KImber* ruy e ly; Mr». H tn e y Pennewtld. Han- pete J aen: ‘niom aa Plnk*ton. CuUeford,r tn d M n . Delbert Betaer. Areo. A* DISMISSED Mn.

Ur*. Lloyd Youn*. Jo»eph Cahill,a M rt. W alter Campbell, M n. A. J. fl Pene, M n . Ralph Wlley and »on,I. M n. Jamea NUon, Mr*.n WallU tn d daughter, John O.Mllch-rl ell.-Mark LftlUn. M n . Z.-Z . Bnapp. t M n. A. J . Pranklln. M n. ^ l o n tnd y BIckmore tn d daughter, Wayne Nel- buni

ion Walker and Jame* Hunter, all ■ t. Twin FUU: Clinton McKinley. Bea- Ar » trice Pag* ftnd Pearl HoweU, M W U g Fllerj Loulae Lincoln. M n . Uoyd MW. 1. HIcka tn d Duane Perkin*. *U M ^ j lu l 'd .U u*h;_K elth_X T»nj._M n,_K «lih bey,1, Evtn* tn d M n. Joseph Laragiw. all it KeUJchum; Bruce Fowler. Kimberly; A ir M n. Delbert Better, Arco; M n. Mr*. I. John Morgan. Burley: Oeoiy* K. wn

‘‘ PoSue” J lWrc d vJSu;- B IE T H B --------------- H

,d Balurday blrUi* Included aon* to A Mr. w d M n . Howard Hoekln and

M r.ftndM n.JosephBedU lo.allTw In I N FalU, tn d daughter* to Mr. and ' ,U M n. E, M. Ornesch and Mr. and ;d M n. Charle* E. Moore, all Buhl, r - Friday blrlh* Included a son to «* fcir. and M n . F . W. Laley, Twin J. FtlU. and daughter* lo Mr. and ^ In U n . T hom u Plnkalon. CuUeford. Pre In tn d Mr. and Mr*. John WUIlam *uu « Jone*.Hagerman.to ■ - tpftibe G o o d in f i: M e m o r i a l

VUlUng houn ftt Ooodlng Counly « Memorial hoeplUl are from S lo 4:30

ta d 1 to 8:J0 p jn . ne ADMITTEDV M n. CaW n Willard and M n. Rob- i l l ert-Fefgu»on. hoUi.-Ooodlng.-Ken>^ n»Ui Pugh. Corrftl. and Lerry HeaUi. “ ? ; Wendell. ■

• DISMISSED rin Mra. Jack Chlgbrow and aon and me

. . . Ronnla Bateman, both Ooodlng. tn d t« f i , Paula O reff, Shoihone. »loi

BIRTIIS .1 ,[n O lrli were bom to Mr. and Mm, the

CalTln WlUard and to the Rer. and del u . Mr*. Lauren MacReynold*, all Oood- reij ru. in*. _______________ _ tor

Dr. M c C o y o n

! - “ C i i t i c a l ” L i s t “i

• Dr. J . E. McCoy, dean emerlUu mt ,?• of Ul* *chool of Ttierlnary medicine ««

a t Wt»hlngion Stfltc college, Pull- p . Z\ m tn . h u been placed on Uie crtllcal »

lu i t t U»e te leram hosp lu l In Wall* br WalU. acconllng lo hU abler, M.

“ M I « t ta McCoy. Twin FalU. *'Mr. McCoy pracUced TClerintry i«'

rtS! medicine In Twin Fall* In U « early «ti ““ IBM-*, He w u auoclaU d wlUi Dr. ' °"5 IL R. Oroom,. anolher e a r ly - ^ m rtL ,v PalU velerlnarlan, in Uie bulldinis 'o

now occupied by Uie Twin FalU ftr- Velerlnary hospital.•ffl ■ n* w tn t to WaiW ngton BUte « l - S:," lege lo a poiltlon In Uic school ol «

retcrtnarj' medicine and la ler be- cam* head of Uie Khool. Ha reUrtd u

' Utfta or four ye an ago from acUr* ” teachlne,' Fallowing hU reUrcmenl Dr. Me* wi

, Coy TUlled hU lU len . M .,lte lU McCoy and Cora McCoy, and a I btolher Oscar McCoy, all of whom vop*r*U-th»-Bungalow-froo*ry-her». -

S*»trar cf Dr. McCoy’* siudenu ar# DTtcUclng Yeteranarlan* In the

SS™- ■________ - • 5;S: U. S. Tax Forms .. *" Given in October •— 1 Twla- FalU employen who hav# ^ »g. I b ^ -j^ueaU tig

by Charles O. OUen. local Internal Iretenue agent. Uial Ih ty already t f y [celred lha form* by m tU In t ipecUl

- pamphlel U it October. ij1 The return* tr* dufl.Jan..91. In- i icludlng those for lh & .lu t quarier . of 1M7 tn d lha tn n u U unemploy- , ment tax -rtlum . .1 According lo OUen a farmer’* no- ,

I'd a l »ecurlty tftx .on aU 1957 form - employe* must tb o ba paid by Jan. ‘

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-C A P £ CANAVroJ\i;. P l* : Jan. U IP—Tba trm y-n try rae* lo ahool lha f ln t American ' “iputnU'* alofl i*belleT«l-to-be-ne«rlna-a-:<itdiloal Satunlay nlghl l>ehlad tha iron cur-, tain or security th a t surround* the mlssll* test center her*.- |

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• ctlebnted a t « ». m. Monday a t St.1 Jerome'* Catholic church w llh the I Rct. B rm ttd McBride celebrant,- ccnc luo ing -rlta -w iu -be-heW —inI Winona, Minn. The family auK- . g u u memorUU may be lefl a t Ui*J chapel. , Pri

! TWIN ■ FALLS-Funeral aervlcM for Mn. Mary U nnl* Rlgney w ll ~,rot b« held a l a pjn. Monday In Twin ,

, FilU mortuary chapel wlUi the Re». jood ' James A. Wrljhl ot the .Kimberly , t , ( r

Southern BaptUt church offlclfttlng. poUe i Concluding »trvlce» will ba held In e Twin FalU eemeUry. nucli

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St. Benedict’s, Je rom e uiwt VUlUng hour* a t St. Benedict-* « " • '4 h»pllal ar* from 3 to 4 and 7 to w lfl

* '*"■ ADMriTED gT'**. Mn. Mary Ha tm tker tn d Mn^ t ■Th«iu*"TroanierrT>oUi Jerom e; ^1 Ur*.. B hennm -ao tx lm tn .. Olenna ., Ftrry, and Donald I t LUle, B llu . ,I DISMISSED • “r Mn, Jack RKsa and aon. Jerom e;■> Ray Tachannen. DlUs, and T h o m u / t ‘ ■ Pelenon. Wendell. ‘x!, BIRTHS

A daughter w u bom to-M r. tn d Mn. Thomu O'Conner. Jerom e. J

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. Annette Htle and M n. Cleo Winn.I bolh Burley, and Marion Bllncoe road i tnd Ur*. B*l« Jetiw a, boUi Hey- Buh- bum. t i r eII . DISMISSED Tl- Annetta lUle tn d Mra. A nnette Uief II WlUon, both Burley: M n . B e lta ihej d Mit. Heybum. and M n. T heo UlUon, geas . Laslo Bodnour and Mra. E lU ft'M a- vert tl ber. all Oakley. . V.“ '11 ------------ BIBTHB------------------- «b»‘; A daughter w u bom lo Mr. and role I. Mr*. Reed Jen*en, Heybum. and t u . t C. wn to Mr. and Mr*. U elbura W inn, Tl- Durley. ' : : ---------- t o -1I, ---------------------- -

, House Group— S ; Gives Nod to ■“ i ‘Space’ Fund ji3 WASIUNDTON, Jan . 11 — {.“nH [1 President Elsenhower’* request for , , ta authorliy to »pend mora lh a n half j

t billion dolUrs on new emergency . sp'ftce age Befense* thU y c f t won

quick preliminary approval Satur- p _ „ day • In ih* housa armed aervlees5 eommlttee. i

Chairman Vliuon. D.. Oa,. said hlg Uie commute* will vole on the iicc

k . rtquesl Monday, after a technical ovt n . change huj>efn_mii<lf in .U ie -b l ll _ £

to maS* il'more apeclflc. cu-• Vinson *a1d lh* committee was Int “In thorouih agTeemeni" w llh Uie »n

Id measure u It r u ouUlncd a l a « nd two and one half hour closed ses-

tlon wllh air forc* officials..The authorUallon bill U p a rt of

r*. Uie lUMWOMO In *upplemenU1 IJ nd defense fund* which EUenho*'er * d - requMted on an emergency buU

for Uie fUeal year ending Ju n e so.U would auUiorlae these amounts:

------- m 8 rm n iio T ra o iim -f6 r-w 6 n ro ir —a lystem to flash wamlngs of on- , comlnK enemy ballUUe m lulle*. »

. 3. »na,400,000 to develop and pro- :T cure lonc range , bnllUllo mUslle*.’ *■ 3, 129,570,000 for furUier develop- ” tus menl of lh* ’'Sage aj'slem." ft high Ine epeed wamlng-lnlerceptor *etup. J** III- The system blend* electronic de- cul tectlng devices • and mechanical ilU brains to . provide tem lautoipatlc « l i and llghlninc fasl guidance for ”

' aircraft, missiles and rockets called m »ry Into acUon agBlniC •pproa«***'ng JJ rW enemy pUncs. ' "Of. 4, 191 million dollan for wider m K'in dispersal ot strategic a ir command In t 'SACr bcmbcn. nnd $34,000,000 for U , 11, SAC alerl facUilles, C

One oUier Hem. *1.444,000 for road ~ » j- im p ro v e m en U 'ir ' Uie - a i r - f o r c e ; ' ot academy In Colorado Springs. Colo; b«. was knocked oul of Uie bill. Vinson „ d u ld . -'becsuse tha l's not an emerg- Llr* ency." Vinson u ld Uie Item will be

Included In a reguUr mlUUry public ,te. worU bill Uter.

„■ Civil Servio^ets :nu pExmfi^or PMtstbe The U. 8, civil service comfalislon

h u announced examinaUons for a numtMT ot vacancies.

They Include editorial, pcraonnel. i sUUsUcal. supply and traffic clerk ~ positions psymg W.418 a yenr. for

R f duly In various federal agencies In Washington. D, C-. a rea: trjin»por-

i»v# taUon tariff examiner ifrelsh l). e n l j i j j o , vrar. and ran* and mileage

clerETKMi a-year, for duly In Uie InUrstat* commerc* commUslon. Wuhlngton, D. C,

Further Information *nd appltca- , Uon forms-mny be o b u in e d . from «■ Agnes -A .— SUonk,— axaminer-ln*-

charge, board of O. S. clvl! aervlce examiner*, a l tha T»’ln FalU pofti- oftlce. or from' IKf^clVll—sfrvlee

_ commUslon,’ T aahlnglon 25. D. C. For all poslUoiu. abpIlcaUon* will be seeepted until furUier noUcc. .

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Parley PlansIPna ru « Om ) . (IVCn fl

oUier «e*tcm govemment head*BSre< to t lop level meeUng by T y ^a «

% Th* U. 8 , BriUsh and F lw ch ; ^ 1 ^ goVemmenU quickly agreed Uial l u « a iuch a huUly called conference 351. ai

prrp«r«tlnn would Friday, oroducft nolhlng except » *oundlng. a pftsV board f o r Soriel propaganda, Therefore, they wer* ftgalnsl It. u SccreUry of SUle Dullea made J » « clear a l a nea'* conference Friday. " U fU

1. The weatem powen h a v e Twtn . agreed that- Uie beat way to at*rt drunk new u lks with R uuU U through a rru te » foreign mlnUter* meeting pre- a l Uia ceded by aome exploratory workthrough diplomatic channeU. vT« •

4. Meanwhile, however. Ui* So- viel CommunUt party neaspaper P nvda carried an article Salurday T ^^ n J rejecting the Informal western aug- gesUon* *0 far mad* for a foreign Pi*>*.^ mlnUten m e ttln r ~

fSely to heap fresli obstacle* In the way of a *ummll conference,- m p ai

Pravda made a new pitch for a „ lop level conference and declared th a t If Uio*e attending negoUaUd -from a position of reaaon and not ene of strrnitth '' they would achieve • good r e » u l t * . By *P«ltlen of ^ *trengUi" Ruisla means wesUm *'*' pollcles-baud.upon the * tnlegy of the AUantlc alliance tn d American *" nuclear power. The Pravda wording Ail Implle* Uiat Ui* Russian* Uilnk a P trine aummit aenlon would be cucceuful Union If the we*tem leader* wera prepared aU llat to -mak* *om*' r tU concession* to

In *plt« of UlU Pravda line. aU- a i ^ Uierille* here u y Uie Bovlel Ie*J- d ^ a enh lp would have no difficulty drUik ahlfUng lU pollcle* lo accept a ' foreign mlnlsten’ meeUng, They *!»• ' predict Uie Russian* may do ao If Five lha western pow en.are adynanUy lu v a against summH conferenca ou Ru*^ Uid C* Bla’a te rm s-thal U tn Ui* Immedl- T he < t t« future WlUiout tdequaU prepar- Ja n . J aUon. J*n. 3

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( rn a r*(* Oil) rroad aboul one-half mil* north of * Buhl a t 3 p jn . Friday led to thele Mer arrest blUza:

The youUu began Uielr se riu of recorc the fu In Ely. According to Uie story Dakol they lold offlcen. Broye* and Bur- called gess stole a UU ^ e m l e t con- 348 A verUble In Ely and drove lo D elu . storm u u h . They abandoned th* conver- Olli tible In-DelU and atol* ft-1990-Che*« llvlns rolet pickup truck owned by Ui* Dakoi U. a government. I t re

They tnvelled In lh* pickup truck m m c to FUImore, U tah ,iin d Uiere they were Joined by IloblnMn and Jac- cniwi away. They abandoned Uie truck w eir tn d - obtained a rida to Salt Lake dCftUi City. •

Around 3 a jn . T7iur*d.y Ui'ey stole the 1950 Mercury from a SouUi Salt L<ike City parking lot and drove to Bulil. n , . -

Th# four claim they Uter drove ° lo Twin FalU where they sold • « « , „ » } , for W Then Uiey reutrned lo Buhl and a l 3 p jn . Friday drove north ^ • of lown and left Ui* car. ^

The abandoned Mercury wa.n re- ported to Duhl police laU Friday

‘ afiernoon. Buhl city pollc*. Deputy ' Prj'or and Burns ticgan- checking ‘ lhe clly—

The four were located near Uie 1 high ichool and Uken lo Bulll po- s lice sutlon where Uiey wer* held ^I overnlghl,I _S*turday,_U ieT -w era_U kta-lnlo — —

custody by the FBI on Ui* chtrg* of t I InUnU le traniporUUon of a atol- V t en motor vehicle. They wer# Uken ju . before O. S. CommUsioner J. O.. Pumphrey who *et bond for each a t jun),

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; Paul GrangeHas r u Social Aftem oon M'jj

II —P A U U -Jaa .-tl------:j»aul-Orang* H ub' ' women held a social hour T hunday nna '* a t Uia hom* of Mr. and Mr*. Ray stub

Clark. Capi,* They worked-on aewing proJeeU. Well, Mr*. Lynn Coon -and M n. Monte Flav u Clymore. Mr*. Oeorg* Tft'U* *nd- Mr«. O enld Schneider presented -, |r.‘ two skiu. Jitl Til# Grange made plan* to work Allc on Ul# floor of th* Orange hall A. ^ir Wednesday evenUig. .PUn* w<xe a* s.(J mada for lh* polio drive. Refresh- Fnll

menu were served by Mr. and M u. TlNoble Col# and Mr. and Mrs. Cly- tlrei

j r mor*. i *UUId Oeorge TwUs aerved a t master tn Edwor lhe absene*-of-th*-R*v.-J, DonaB pwy

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Jrtn W U SU iUghUn SktUng Uaeola I wtll bold t western p*rly trom meet a t i 9 JO p m. Jan . 33 a t M a*^ tchool tu

ks OD VIlamlB* * *1' by li:i r i . Oal* KllUnger spoka on to wmUt “ m~i;i c ’i5 T Ii'ra i« “ *t-Uie-pol- Uo«*nten c dinner ot Knull O nage No.

a t Knull communliy eenter « “ *[“ * d,J_nlghi. Bryan PlaU received » 3 l-m u U r pin. •' * u ^ a y InBCM« ts C « r t ‘'‘ tfa r t Kilchen. 37,433 Canyon View, n « n H. 1

S 'i" ;Uia St. RegU bar. Twin FalU.

w d Over Car Tagtay W. Roebuck. 31. Pocatello, w u ed *30 and 13 cosU Salurday In ‘h f T ^ 'n In PalU JusUce court for driring notor vehicle with no front license

nJeloate* In Exerds* 8Uek ChiS S L. Hyde. « . « n « SUckC• and Mra. Lealle W. Hyde. 1773 day ali»2and avenue, participated In Oriffln. 1xcrcUo Snowdrift." a recenl aU U - onstratlode comnjunlcaUons test In Arl- feventeeiia He Is a tleld radio repalrmsn Wayne Gthe 501th signal batullon'a le ih gam# dl

'XL'm ier Set Friday - „ _ ,Ml railroad employes and Uielr r tn e n are Invited lo Ui# annual TJe lion Pacific Old T lm en club In- ‘.UaUon of offlcen and poUuct P U ^ I m er to ba he d a t 7- p, m. Friday

MurUugh O nnge halU Those

"and^ 'uM e aervlce. M et”Ink tn d rolU will b* turaUhed.

ra Cboaea fer Choir Twin FaFive Studenu from T»’ln FalU va been aelecled u . memben ofr-CollBitB ot-IdahcHouring-ohoU.IS choir will present a concert j ja ,J7-ln-C *ldaell.-ftnd_*m _let»c ^.H-eluln. 35 for a .lO-day tour In W l- Newman m la, Tb# atudenU from Twin refreshn IU are Beverly Anliuf. Joan j j , imhouse. Conard Edwards. P a t m ,nben pwler and ReU Pace Van Camp, ducted i

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70th AnniversaryMemories of ona cf Uia .wQrat y,* sei Uaard* In Ui#’ naUon’i weather prid»y cord*. Uia b llz u rd .th a t hU South Mn. Oo a k o u on Jan. 13. 18M. wer# re- bring a Jled SaUirday by W. H. Oilman, p d .8 Adams atreet, on th# ev# of the momlni orm-« 70Ui annlverury. ; departmOllmkn. now 80. was a lad of 8 p„p»ra flnB-ln-Charlts.NU counly..South p^iM t.. akou . a t Uie,Ume of the big blow.. remain* on# of hU most vivid .lemorles, , A aHundred* of .peraon*. many *choolilldren caught going to o r frwn p i ,lelr *choolhouseji. were froien to V l itftlh . he recfllU. Some persons were „ . q , ■oien In Uielr own yard*. H# re- lemben Uiat Uiousands of c.tU*led. *oma f r« e n u Uiey lay on t^# •round and oUien iroten Into Icy , _ _ r ,^ tue* u Uiey stood wllh UIU lo ^ rte driving blU*ard.There *tlll a n a few -oldUmera" ^ o m p i

I thU a n a who remember lh# blU- lh* loc' ard, OUman uya. Hc h t* numer-a« cllpplnga about the storm and , ceaslonally meet-i one of UieseoldUmers" and U lks over mem- miries ordUa.<iter. Oilman u>'a tha t ■,boul three years ago after a story ■.bout him and the blluard had ■leen printed he received a tele- ■ihone call from a man In Nebnaka ■rho wanted to exchange memories ■ ibout It, . '

Comedy Is S IS ^RICHFIBIJJ. Jan . U - “Onmd-,

n a ’s B » t Yeara-- U lh# UUe of the lunlor class three-acl comedy lo be. nrescpted a t 8 p.m. Monday a t th e . fUchfleld high school auditorium.

M n . Orln Nlcld U Uie drama d l - ,■ector.

Memberi of Uie cast are PatrlcU ' McCurter. Cheo'l Sweat. Jeanne, •J tn ie n .-L in d a -P a tte n o n .-S h tr tn . ------Muhsmllh.-Laureen-HumphriesrDe-; -------m a Luff, WanlU Warner. Larry i Jlubb.% Phillip Kenlgsfcld, Don Sapps, Dean ClemmenU, WUmal Welmer, Verlln King and Marvin navel. _______________ _ 1

Dam Chief Quits 'AMERICAN FALLS. Mn. 11 W -

A. W. Heath today ended 33 year* u superintendent ot the American PttlU dam.

T he vacancy le ft ' by H eath’s re- tlrem enl will be filled by hU u - *UUnt since IMI. Orth Finley.Edward WlUke, who h u t>een em­ployed al-Mlnldokft 0am. wlU.be. coma asiUUnt auperlnlenflent.

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lag* U c c M ■ 'ntrrU ge Ucensa wa# U nrd IW - anc»* by tl by Ul* -Twin PtlU county elerk awarded t t 'UlUm S. W arr and Anna Mae teptraUon

PoaU Boad eommandain a u a ik Otftiua. Shoshone, id-ft-m -ftppetranca.bond .fltk y In Twin FtlU JuaUc* court ^• beuig chaned by SU U Patrol- • ' J “ H. E. Carr for failure lo have

es 00 a trailer m’lUi over.3.000 evening wl , d * g r o « w ^ Sy'iltea PoUowa O a s* ’ provW* bsalypacTTlollday’* w u th# theme The Rev. rte atter.gam a dance held P ri- offen Uie I: night foUowln* Uie Idaho FfclU- In tddltl 1 FtlU b a a k e t b f t l l game In guesl speml rwin FalU high achool cafeteria, elude Uw »uple* wera asked to wear cal- member* i

costumes to .carry out the 1957 acUvf le. Th* danc* w u *pon*ofed by dent. A, P I- league. Uon of_Ed---------------— — •--------------------preafdenl :t Chick* Meet. of severalIck Chick* 4.H club met T h u n - quarUl co a t Ul# hom* of M n. Norma u n s . Olad

fin. Pal Shorthousa gavi a dem. ,n d Karl ration on retrigenUon cleaning, by Elverl* rnteen’memben attended. Mr*. Retiring rn# Skeem ttsUted. Song leader, (roduced 1# director and demonstrftUon outgoing cr were elecUd. Next meeUng 1 ba -Thuraday. Present

' Warren Bn e n t Asked jt 'c . A.tie ’Magic Valley AdJusUnenl president, ^au tiled an Indebtedncu com- , .^ ,1] n t In Twin FalU probaU court jj^n inJay ' morning against Cari Kenneth 1 troiTT. The bureau cUlmsDoslrom g„,ith and *-Oi»-bur*au fnr M3fllf l.nn a — — _ nUs6ry note. Attorney tee* of

Polion FalU attorney. g i g

OMutraUm Given tv w n irdemonstiwUon cn ^ i w g u f u -

y Hand* .and Nimbi# F lngen-club-at-U»-home-of-M n.-Oarlrman. Oame* wera pUyed and tshm enu aerved by Mn, New. »nd M ^ 1. Jean WeaUierby wa* voted Into f '« t partj nbenhlp a l Uie MeeUng con- « « « ted by U nda Kerbs, president. ^ T en U ^ ol Seela led Uia pledge of « y night ■ u n ,.. _ w .

BoastratleB Given wUl b* nIra, V, W, OoldsmlUi and M n.Collin* Helma gav* a demon- lUon on "Making Hsnd-Work " . a n d .ton Holes- a t Ui* meeUng of Uie Oran

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(rnm Ttt* OmI Ing oul 0by tha armed forces. He w u north on ed a n honoiwble cluUon upon north . . Uon from the navy la 1948. ground InI »!.... t 'l. Hltrhirgy n r. . . .IHfiyofd held, the rank of Ueut. . . . Car d inder. wlUi old bStral/ard U married and the fender anc -o f-four-«hudren,-tw o_*oni ..Theati W dtugh ten . , come out iter of ceremonies during Uie ‘ "f* *' « will be T hom u F. AlworUu M a^

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« h and guests, a rtp o rt on U g h U ... , leUvlty by Uia outgoing p r« l- • »«rT A, P. NeUon. formal InsUUa- ^ e d to pi ,f Edwanl.HM P.-newl|-e!eei^ la Utf jn i enl for 1158. and Ui* alnglng vcral selecUon* by t- m i ie d et coniUUng of Pauline Jei*.- f l f * ! ] Oladene Oallup, J a c t Smllh £arl Schoearock. tccompanlcd - Q l v e ru POU. , I T I tIrlng director* who wlU b* Ir- ced are NeUon. John Sodr.i. 1m l vice president, WllUrd Aand W. A. Reynold*. • - sent board mem ben a rr Heap. • R i c u n sn Barry, f ln t vice president; orang«»ir ! AAhenbrener, second rlee u,e annua lent, and KenneUi Barrell. »nd Paulkner, Lee Fillmore. Oene , youUi Egan KroU. WUIlam LanUng, jin u a ty c

eth M o n tg o m e r y , Clifford o len Ro I and R. S. Tofflcmire. Alexander.

llo Benefit IsSlated by Grangeart)ELL. Jan . I f - A poUa bcac- thU dUlrJ

p .r .y s «litte<l'Jan. 35 a t M n. Lo Vendell O n n |» hall, following ta ru conn •d-parly-at 8 p in , Saturday., ireu u rer. s, KWi Hay*. M n, C. T. Crow tee,Mr*. John Perry dlreclcd tha Mr*, Bi party and ar* making plan* for

nuil»e plan* wera made Tuea- by ^ s , R night by lh* O nnge to hold a by Chwli I t r town and counlry InsUtute W ell ,nuary. A a cn p Iron collection b* mad* u a money raUlng A wew rct to assUt Uie Ooodlng Po- «ony wa I Orange *chol*nhlp tund.’. *nd M n. Eira C uper received ^OnDna obligation and became "membera, R*PorU were given

(jolph KudUc, agricuiuiral com- ;a chairman; M n. Ray Ruby, B m h . M • economle* chalnnan: Ben Oul- J, fa ir commlltee chairman, and A i ^ a on Hay*, cooperaUv* committee w u given

RefreshudenU fn m th* Idaho aUte 0 , O. C sl a t O ozing presented the chttfleld.SmI"CKarle»’W *lker 'ind“ E e e ------------ ;nson pUyed two accordion dueu The sr Bobby Caron pUyed Uiree pUno Uonal pa: Uonft.-Dan H. Edwards, director u hu-4C iBsle for Ul* achool. cam* w ith covered » group. M n. WyaU Hamilton.Ige lecturer, w u In ch trga of DgesienU.

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I RUSSIA PAYS HER T E!'! '" Slncfl'the aputnllu and all

i : i * -apecuJaUon on R u « la ’s achJev I) I « c ld of science, thla country U 1!'’ ^■•the reaultj of lU Indifference

i! i W« have heard for years tht I . - 'th e poorest paid profession In I ll'; B u t 60 long aa we seemed to J

-I ^ 'w e concerned ourselves with' T T ;.w h Ich -w e-« p p aren tlrth o u B J* '’• ''* p 6 rtan t. T hat waa reflected tl

; • •'■•United S tates by the laclc of Ir 1 • ' '“o u r school elections.i.i Earl B- contra

Tnltted for our conBideratlon ” r ~ o ’^ m cJM tnicllon MfctnoasTn . ■> . . v r "The significant th ing to i• , f "Teclf. "13 the fac t th a t the sltUJ■ -I *“ ers and college professors’ salo:

' 'i a p o in t w here a construci• ’i would give epace to the subjeci ' r — ago th e attitude of most con

j -toward education was quite It S t — “ 7 H ira ra iira n jf* th « rto n # lru ( i ii Cno different from th a t of near

a n d organteatlon. In the Unite I, tl j ' “t i f* to th e crcdit o f the constru ' I i l ’ .th e ir magazine th a t they :

*“ alarm ed. Excerpts from the ed: fc l i ::atructlon M ethods and Equlpi I l l '’■■'‘worth reading by every Amerl'!l soma ot Ita highlights:\i M "W hich country pays its te; 11 iiR u ss la o r th e u n ite d S tates? I t■jJ"! tlon , w ith a sadly em barrasaliIs' :;; V "T h a t A m ericof college o.‘ •I i* .teachers are underpaid Is n o tI Ili i.rvation. B u t w h a t has happen* |{ B -A-nomlo sta tu s of th e tr profesal k 'j Jn more candid term s. As fa r o r . fl '^ e n tiv ea -a re -o o n c c m c d r-w e - p i ' M clallzed the academic profes 'i >Ji h aa become auch a poorly pai p 'iiV 'm little p ro jpect of m aterial r Tiji s ta n d in g perform ance, th a t 1

iio t a ttra c t enough highly ,'7 l; ■ m en a n d wom'eni'- A , .1 "Ironlcimy, th# Soviet Unle ‘V ’ > te ly a n d tuectesluUy uM (^a ” ; ' *ttTea to improve i ta edueaUOi .) -i though th e Russians show a n ;:j r o f civil liberties, they pay M 'i r ^ e l l and confer on them all I ,: ■ privUegea th« Soviet society i

I Bian professor*, together with ° : and'-Bclentlata, have t^ecome 1 : «p p er claaa of a auppoaedly c

r. i “In th e U. S., the average S l i UtUe more th a n the averag

Ml S duatria l workers. According 1 j I L s d u c a U o n aaaoclaUon, th e i I: sa la ry ia about 19,240. CoUege

rc« ive $4,100, associate profes ; fu ll professors 17,100. The avt

.ill «TT, » ■ fflctpry workers In 195( V I “ActuaUy, workers in n ia

* steel, automobile and petrolei ’ *->«am more on the averas

•teach ers. And skiUed workers !'J i t b a n fuU 'profeasora a t some Y* ! a n d univeraitles.

T « ~ * ~ 'm ~ R w sla ro ir th e -o th e r» »8ovlet graduate can-aee thi

‘Vv ‘ paya very w ell— to choose i ' !)• * deparl

cW M S la n u n lv e rs lty can comma ' U b o u t 6.000 rubles a m onth, 'ty. e lg ^ t Umea th e income of tl jl Xslan worker, w ho earns 750

, 1 ». "The Russian professor cox ' ' i, ' • In te rm s of w h a t h is income

v! Sheen estim ated th a t, based . ; ll; 'su m p tio n patte rn s, 6,000 ru

iw o rth about 17,200 a y e a r- _.;i^_ .ltho-average .p ro feaso t.'a_B ali

( ■; jO f course, i t is d ifficult to : ■' *etandards In two countries

•; c->—f th e U r8 . and Russia. But-p* j , 1 1 :« e ld o t science— where the I I l f l : t o 15,000 o r m ore rubles a m

"11 ‘ th a t th e Soviet professor enJ .;.:J .incom e th an th a t offered hla

;j 1 J tc rp a rt by a m uch more proj ■jll "The ihabby treatm ent ^ t h reatens to undcrmlne, not

■ I* . t lo n a r . standards, b u t our . ■. > system Itself. There Is a reciI " i ; liberal nrta college which dla■ '. : ! of lU graduating seniors w«

: - -« -B ta rtlng salaries h igher thaj: o f the ir p ro f^ o ra . i i Wffaifl

. • experiences like th is did n«'• •; » ftn th o > n th in la« m w ith Wh

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h l e v tm tn u In th e , m , , , , u I7 Is f in a l ly see ing gginj b«ic e 'to w a rd educa* than the White Hol

Whether » iroupt h a t " te a c h in g Is ^ *

1 lh th e c o u n tp '. experiment.X) “ b e g e t t in g by, (jo one U overloo? lth o th e r th in g s jrtMlon»I election

d th r o U g t^ u t th eif In te re s t- e v e n in -n ,', w .poiot defe:

ton outlined for hi i t r a c to r . h a s su b - mendou* thin*.

1* ? developenV IIs T m d 'E q n tp m e n t r — i t will 'coi rw tn y ^to m e ,” s a id M r. ye an or to.i l tu a tlo n o f te a c h - “Thi* p ro irim h»j » la r lM .h o u M ji=tr u c t io n .m a g a x ln e x * o other memt)Ject. N o t to o 'lo n g E«tea KeUuver of c o iu t r u c t lo n m en . m m t fc rc n t ."tn i c u o n - i n e n j f m . ...T n cun th . clim.ile a r ly e v e ry g roup «ouri. former te c n i

A nfl recital of the ta d dn lte d S ta te s . A n a ^ command li t r u c t lo n m e n a n d additional tew>y a re b e c o m in g dollari to correcL1 e d i to r ia l in C o n - senator Johnw n

le r l c a n . r o llo w ln g Auction, -Senatora feel the;

J te a c h e r a b e t te r . They also back p

^ I n g a n sw e r . authority.i a n d u n iv e rs ity p n the Pentaionl o t a n o v e l o b se r- development, Wlllla p e n ed to th e eco -e sa lo n c a n b e p u t ^ , e,,a r a a f in a n c ia l i n - from »ome i K C -h ftv e-v irtu aU y - .voiced_poit4crlat^B fesalon. T e a c h in g -----------p a id c a re e r , w i th V T “R W S

a l r e w a r d f o r o u t - V l l l i .¥ V - 0 « t I t t lm p ly H o c s , , u 1U l«d y o u n ,

ta a m an twice chci j n lo i t h a s d e llb e r- tn d tnadnaU ve pr

in e e o - now to fonrard, tn

a y th e i r te a c h e ra mocnent in Americal U th e p re s t ig e a n d f"®Ifir c « n o tIe r . BU5- u lr t t h p a r ty o ffic ia ls opportunUy im e th e p rlvU egedly c i m l e a .o c H ty . “ w M n - ^ :«)0 iK U lty . a l u 7i r a g e Incom e o t i n - appraiMi ori g t o th e N a t io n a l the cold war with :IB « « r » s « (n c n lty E S “ i S lego ln * tr u c to r i r e -) fe sso ra J5.730 a n d ^een directed a v e ra g e in c o m e o f- The aaertfieei ti

1956 w as M .580. Ein a n y in d u s t r ie s — -MUoaiiet<u to,h«•oleum , f o r e x a m p le chioaio D*Uy 's ra g e t h a n co llege the union mes*as'e r s o f te n e a r n m o re ">me 01 o u r co lle«e« S . h T K l i u"

i no th in t new In jh

t” l t p a S n do»o te a c h in g « ^ S ‘5 .i J S t ? . p a r tm e n t I n a Rxis- im a n d a s a la r y o f waihlngton pm a th - T h is is a b o u t •“ iJo"" '*,r t h . .v e rM H n u . - rSO r i)b le s a m o n th . movmic stac o m e s o t t v e ry w ell along « lth prepar

j a e w in b u y . I t h a s ouny « n w s e d j i n Sov ie t c o n -

r u b le s a m o n th is requirement of sar—o r h ig h e r th a n a f f o r t . . . f it th i

r ie s a s d if f e re n t a s iVat laai aware-oi t - p a r t lc u lf t r ly - ln 4 h e aaUon’a aurvlval th e sa la r ie s c an n m EiMnhoaer apok. a m o n t h - l t Is c le a r « ^ a . n e n jo y s a h ig h e r r e a l jogio ot any apet . h i s A m erican c o u n - p ro sp tro u s cconom y . n t 01 o u r tc a c h e r . n o t on ly o u r e d u c a - chanat which pu' o u r ' f r e e ' en te 'fp 'rts* ' 'e T peipierm ere- r e c e n t exam p le o f a “d isc o v ere d t h a t l iv e “ J,” ^ ,oo“ »

I w e re b e in g o f fe re d <ie aomeihlns at>th a .n th o se p a id a n y ---------r a H r t F m r p D s l n U I -------------n i i - E i i t1 n o t Dlace a s t r a in h n t auece j ? W c h . t h e s e j r o f « ^ ; i ^ « ^ J ; ; * “ "r,5;*^ a s p e c ts o f A m e ric an ^ eontreu proof

Tided addlUonal I ) t o Is t h a t th e c o m - aUU further p ^ becom e th e s h re w d . f ie ld of e d u c a tio n ." m e eventu

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s h t n ^ o n FB y P E T E R ED SO N ON (N tA )-Seaate DemocraU. la lln s j hSTa now challecied U>e EUenhower

, M w te will prorJde leadenhlp fer < ,f mUallea and conttel of outer apace, i alinlflcant derelopmcot reaulttni from unocraUc caufua Jurt befor* the new j- fnn»r« l fJHTfntd. '__________________

Some effort w u made to five the■ imoreailen that thla DemocraUc (■ caucui waa nonpolltlcal. The pitch t,ul H w u ihal.everyihlnf aald In the d,, H d o a M caucua> u fo r 'lh e toofl-of thl H t h e country. , an< WM Then tha t«xU ct the Democratic „■ leadera' apefchei *ere made public, joi B T h e effect waa lo cu t the ground j M oul from under prealdent Zlaenhow- thi n l er'a State of the Union meaaage. to D ' 'm ia wai the' flraC DcmocraUc

ciucua thal SenaU U ajorlty Leader ui Lyndon Johnwn of.Texaa haa called ]

During that

10 dlaplay their weakaeaa. thi lew. overriding Wue at national defenae. dn ■f l . now appear to be united. T he indl-I Iher *111 »oU aa a block with few d,,

, CM,ty la lhat the detenaa proftam for n u t „c to be dlclated ir the congreaa rather

;e Houie or the Pentagon, group can provide the leaderahlp tha t ■rom a alngle head o |o»erom ent la o - oable. Dui tha aUge U now act for thia * ,

verlooilng the fact Uiat IhU U a con- f , |ction year. Political motlvea dominate g . Id the Democraii have apparently aeUeddlTalloiSaTiurHBe-M-llielr number one yoj

t defenae program whleh.Senator John- d j for hla colleaguu In caucua la a tre* , do

Beyond enlarged and accelerated mlasile « l11 call* for the control of outer apace, verttn rw niD T in iM olta irtrrer-thM ieaH a sti

Ucm h u emerged from th# two m onthi' r , jy the lenaU preparedneaa aubcommlttee u, r Johnion lieadt. aomembera ot IhU commltUe. Senatora pj

t r of Tenneaiee and John Stennw of t* ive Uie Democratic caucua a repori od lurea ln InUrconllnenUt and JnWrmedl- j j

cllm ainSenrsiuart eymingion oi “ FecreW y of t l l r a^r^orcerg»v»-^■b lt t ^ — u d decline Into which Amerlca'a atra- nand haa been allowed to fall. Thla will Pc 1 tena or even hundreda ot millions of :«CLnaon gave aupport lo new Secretary ,of ev itcEtroy for what he haa been able lo do eedng iundi and. apeeding mlasile pro* Jo

:1 they ean work with him. enack Or. Jamea R. KlllUn. Jr„ the P re il- “d iJ acience advlier, But there waa aevere of le Preildent for not gltlng D r. KUUan ^

!uton 'a top clTlllan in charge of miaalle “r William M. Holaday. there waa general In le had no auUiority to do anything. ni Hard nuaaell ef Oeorgla p u t It. *'He can 't *r a a clerk-typbt In any aenalor’a office, of iome place In the caucua room came a fi

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ork TUne*-What the apeech moat lacked „ of urgency and Iniplratlon a l a ,critical jf merloan hlatory. Tho jkople o t the U ^ted

a mood to roll up Uielr aleevea nnd gel If Uiey are convinced of the aerlouimeas j, an threat. The Prealdent . . . ml&sed a tunlty to drive home the point atroogly.

lun-Tlmea-PrMldenl EUenhower reas. ^ ihlp-that haa been lad ing In Waahlngton

Ml of paat mliUkes and neRlIgencea In w ith Ruaala waa mado with vlrlunlly lm- dldnwa. HU outline for needed changei. ttmove harmful rivalries araonit Amer- ,

lerrlcea. faced up to erltlcUms lh a l long , reeled against hU admlnlatraUon. «leea he deaalbed. however, aeemed con- , In f money on civilian programs . . . the 1 to ,hew mote^franl^Ulk_al thU level. j

•U y Trlbune-M r. Hienhower'a atate ot \ lesaage waa another In the interminable laU" meMagea we hare had alnce Prank- . I'a Ume. To aay thU U not to question J It Ul# Soviet threat la renl, bu t there la • In Out. The threat haa almply Uken on ,

how w 'u lka about “aacrlJlee." Real mu- :ie face ot common danger would require :rltlce be ^ a red by all our alllea.

>n Post and Tlmea Herald—"Prealdent S l- 1 meiaage to congreaa yeaterday m e ^ r e d ■Iral requlrtmenl of the challenge before : t w u a balanced, straightforward and a t

Jg atalement of Uie need lo push peace preparedneas, a atalement delivered vigor- confVJence but wlUioul complacency. It amoftg the t»-o or Uwee beat apeechea of )weri tenure aa prealdenl . . . the aecond . of "lhe challenge Is lo make tho national [11 the fine worts."

tonsUlutlon-Prealdenl EUenhowcr'a. grim;. . mta.uce ihoweil that the admlnlstraUpn t'arcot aU the dangera which th rea ten thU -vlval. . . Having atated the pcpblem, Mr. apoke largely in general'term* of how It

et . . I t U In thU tleld of wtkglng peaee esident dellvrred aome of lhe most Inclalve y apeech In hls career.

^Tennessean-Prfsldent Elienhower’a view « of Uie union, eapecially aa ll relatea to reparedneas, haa undergone a nouble eh puta him more In alep with an awaken*There'ww»-moi»-*iina'Of-alerln*aa-in-liUJre congreaa Uian In many monlhs. and

gratifying Indlcatlona tha t he la . now Mk a grim altuatlon In tha face and try to ns aboul IL

t-FIRSI-ELlQIULOr THE ATLAS auccesaful.niiht p f the AtriTW U inniTO '

lable reuon for grallflcaUon, Comlrfg atlerriier-unauceeiaful-ellfltla_lhU-Per{orTnanee proof of progreu. I»iT3umably ll haa pro-

lonal ImporUnt Information whleh wiU aid r progreu In the future. iM l waa noi an actual teat of Ui* AUas aa

lUnenui balltiUe mlsalle.lt was a atep to . eventual future tesl. The relatively ahorl everal hundred miles flown prraumably did tlih fult difficulty any of the ihree boalc icing lha manufacluie of an inlerconUnen- . m ualle-lhe problems of full rockel power, ly fine InlUa] guidance, and of re-entry of : from outer apace back Into th# atmoa- the UkellhOOd Uiat the AUaa will be able to le reoulremenu ot an interconilnenUl mU- :en sharply Inueaaed b f the auccraa wllh let thla limited test.e extreme complexity of auch rocketa «a the likely Uiat Uie future will aee more fallurea i more aucceaiea. Wa will be wUe In the ead If we ileer clear of the Scylla of undue menl when there U a failure as well as of bdU of undue elaUon when ihere la a auc- avT able scientliti and enstnecn working on leuii and we may-feftontldent-th«t1t~tBfT adequate supporl thry will honorably'fulfill tant aaalgnmenta Uicy hav t been aaked to r Votk Tlffita.

r • - - — 1“^POT _ ^ ]V

S h o t s f ;I . ^ than

e if0“ C 0 5 iP E T rn o T r-------------- r sc One of you Oood Constltuenla expo “ buated through Uie front door one• day whCT we wer* buay wtth some* ««ru

thing' e lie r to M ^ ah"Tdei- a t 'u i p lt» and acraramid. We've been trying t«e<

c to UUnk who It wai. but.m ayb* Jt here doeaat make any dUference. ’ may

0 Anyway. UiU-guy aUowa aa bow I h r■ the Rusalana may have ^ a t ua m i l

to launching Uie f ln t arUflcUl BoUe satellite. "And they may even beat tonr Uf to tha moon." ha added. hid But In at le u t one departm ent, thata the Ruaalana will find they are enoiy TT«l!rt»o-eompeUU«rwJ:Dndoubt*dly, d la .

Uie United Butes will be t i n t wlU» othe^ financial aulalance to whatever or on i- whoever ta found on the moon," he aeco w declared. Preaumably, our bureau- 8c

craU will be sending aid to the aeco t moon even If there U no lh ln r there min r to use lhe ^Idl .. full]

t r u p g rOEt KIDS D E prr. uon't Two pupj need homea. They 're Pi• « monlha old and the offspring of caib

a amall mother and a uavellng aid- father. You c;in get them a t the .com e Sam Rleder place one and one-half aan <1 tnlles wcat of Filer on the ' Clover expi e road or phone DAv!i e*MJ3;— — tn i

~ --------- crea- Dear Pot Shou:' • . the

Another dog for you. Tlila female roct dog tooka like a German pointer It

« with perhaps red setter mixed in. com ^ Very nice .looking a^^quU e^oung> don

Ume' and since she had a collar to i»' rve watched the loai ada. Since pie

there'a been no notice we preaume #*traomeone ]utt lefl her In our vlcinlly. feai

^ Phone DAvla 8-4S30, Filer, or atop dentwo mllea loulti and half a oille qui

“ west of the JuncUon of hlghwaya beRiI* 93 and 30. I,

.- iT “ W O tJcrrT ro B icr-ro o !—II Pota:)f See where the aeaaon of the fund «[•

J r lv u U Bpoii m . I d a . u U U “ J >r . . . r .topp^ll10 One of these yean I'm going .lo « « )* Join the folka who go from door to m**

door. I'll Juat mumble aomethlag, fho emphaalie the worda ''needy* and

I- “donation- and hold out aome aort tod re of conUlner.in W hnt Uie people won't be told - T

b Uiat 111 be soliciting for a real gov le “needy" peraon. myself, and I will wlU al Indeed welcome any aort of “do- the

natlon.“ I might even be able to be t I't work those words In on aome aort laU

of pitch for my personal retirem ent apoa fund. -. 1

_ I figure folka are Jn the hab it, ao ,{*j

n vanU gyof Itt loixS J S i r Alwaya Olvln ^h,

* .fTwla Falla) _ _ 5JJ| * ’ * fur

50 SMOKER CONCURS dol• • Dear Po t ShoU: n tt )!<> Read notea from Ima Olnnlta. 1 » , m and n . I am one of “Uieai- bu t 1 .• certainly undersUnd their poalllon.

^ Aa a amoker 1 would no t a l all ^ « resent going to a amoUnj aeeUon “>• =*4 In public placea. Or.* If It c a n 'l bo

done, wouldn’t reaent being aaked tel n,ove Irom one bothered by ^ amoke.

^ I am aure many olher amokera y- feel Uila way. too. We may Tiave f « ' a naaty habit but ll doea no t void

ua of conalderaUon. ^Carol CempromUe- ^

ITwln ra lU ) ’

m- NICKe’lS a r e BLIRt cn!:«>• Seema lo Pot Shota lh a l there m i

was considerable agiutlon a few pc<yeara ago for a coin worth aeven gyiand one-half cenU. Al the time It yu

’n- waa pointed out Uial many Itema jp,dear to Americana were coaUng tr«more lo produce, yet th e price ,couldn'l-be.raUtd-mcrtly_two centa .

®‘ and ahouldn't be raUed t a a ^ lm e . , “J® Such ihlngs u candy bara. aoda . 'J pop. gum. etc., were jnenlloned ‘o." specifically. J?’ “ Well, we aUll don't have any ne« .

coin and many of the Itema men- ^- tloned-abort-are-atlll-selllng-foE-jL

nickel, except Uiat they'r* consld- erably amaller. ^• But thal docan't atop th e candy maken. for IniUnce. when It comea , lo bragging about Uie a lie of lhelr producu A caa# In point Is th e candy

, " bar thal bravely proclaims “ l/8th : “ pouaa," _ _ _ ; ;iOJ; FAMOUS LAST LINE m!■ “ . i l l w u Juat selected aa RUn be ‘ 0 ' cf Uie Year-for im i " Hi

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'W ASHING TO N C A

^ R Q U I S CW A S H IN O T O N - A lle r two apdnse

nw U u of delay, the United SUtes attm lnu J w i r i n g to tell India Uiat for coocreai he cS t year aomethlng more help foi Il^n t « hlmdred mlllloo d ^ lan In y e ^ 1

■xo^ lm porl bank, Uie develop- peUUon

^ ‘ih 'in Washing- ton a ^ Ne* De|-

d l^ l iL m u l U E:__ _ .. • 'oUier 13 monthTT**™*^on a .atricuy acarclly baiU.-ot hersecond five-year ^

So atrlngent U Uie need. Wl^ the r p aecond five-year plan cut back to a U minimum euenUal ta talae Ihe.pHI- fully low atandart ofjlvlng. lhnt - pcareful observera desalbe lhe sltua- f "Uon aa deaperale. __

Prealdent EUenhower a new b u d sr t. T U TcalU for a greatly expanded fottlgn u . i*eti aid program. Bcl how much of hU congreaa wlU approve U a quesUon, drange as many returning congrpsamen nave day. expreaaed doubu aboul foreign aid Thetn view of-the-need-for-peatly-^- Im by^creaaed spending to catch up with Mrs. H the Soviet lead In mlsalles and by Nir rockeU M u te r

I t will be popular to call for Uie over O cooqueal of outer space, u Sen. Lyn- The don B. jo lw on, Uie majorliy^ leayr receive

to win llie minds and heart* of p « ^ ion of Die here on Earth will not have the • v u i t Mime glamour, Tlie admlrtlsiratioo U Polnt fearful Uial what one of lhe Pre^- a prog denl'a aaaUUnU calU 'mUslle mad- consUI neas" wilt prevail In Uie teaioa ziow Pope r begun' ■ cordial

India. wlUi Ita four hundred mil-l l o n - p « v U r - h » * - b * ^ 'ln g ^ d e iUio leaderahlp of' Prime MlnlsUr j . w h ^ l . t N fhnt toaet a c ^ for lr« d o m aM wwiim-slyle dm ocr*- cy. Through the ballot b « and Uianka In no amall part W Uie deep underlying hunger of the- m ^ of , the people, eom m unto haa already ^ made aome galna. If *« of ^ j ihould go eommunUt or lapse Into the kind of anarchy now UireatenlnR ndoneala. tho Weal could write otf Jk

Asia enUrely.- The InevlUble complexity o f . a WEIBOvemmenlUkaUiatlnW a^lnglon. rnatc^ wlUi a mulUpllcliy of agencies oul ot ahip gS a n u t and a dlvUlon of powera churcl S tw ien Uie executive and Uie Ugls- a l th faUve haa made for deUy In re- eve^ r tpondlng to India's need. by me

ThU haa been ao despite the con- ^ _ j

Uio exporl-lmporl bant.Uhlcti.ftH)furnUh about one hundred thousanddollan of the loUl. are strlcl, and UlUe can be done to speed Uie proc* esa-of review.. Laat fall India's ftnanc® minister.T . T . KrUhnamaehari. c*me here to make the caae for IndU a urgent need It the five-year plan wHh all th a t It means waa not to be junked.He gave a reaasuring picture of Uie nrogreaa lh a l la pebble wlUi a large neaaure of freedom preserved In Uie

economy. American offlclaU prom- Ued to reply by Nov. 15. and Uila deadline * u laUr put forward to Dec. 18.

W hat many Amerleaai have.not yet reallted U Uiat Uie SovUU are engaged In a new and intenilve com­peUUon In lorelgn aid. In UiU com* jeUUon they have some.advantages over the democracies, alnce decUlona can be laken InstanUy wlUioul Uie InevlUble delay of debate and con­troversy.

Th# prime mlnlsUr of Cicchoslo-vakla,-VUem£lroky»AnlTtd_ln_lndlaIn a *ood will vUlU Two days Uter. hU arrival he announced tha t Caechoalovakla credits would be ad­vanced 10 India for construction of a foundry coaling aUty-Uiree million dollara a t lUnchl in Uie province of B H u rT n e ctechs-wouid providajut only Uie financial aaalslanca bul uchnlcal aid aa well.

Obvloualy UiU w u all m u ter- minded from Moacow. B u t^ n e with dUpatch and Uirough Caeaoelo- vakla. a amaller power Uie Impact wn.1 great. Russia Is financing and dlrecUng the conatrucUon of a aleel mill In India, one of four, Uie oUien being West Oemiany. Britain, and Hem7 KeUer for Uie United SUtes.

Making use UiU year of all credit aourcca Uial can be Upped In re-

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ose to India's urgent need, the - nlnlitfaUon wlU have to go U> G a d l « re ia nex t year for approval of p fo r the following two or Uiree j■n. ThU wUl provide a dramaUc I of WheUier congreaa aod pubUc , nlon-aro aware-oX-a. fnrm n t a m - Jtion leaa. apecUcular U un Uie lUilka bu t one which may prove f a a decUlve la Uie atruggle wlUi

n both India and the UnitedlUa there are major dlffexenceaa dUllkei, IndU haa a fanlaaUc ‘ f ' •julallon problem -an Increase ofDO,000 pec^le a year, w hkh tend*eat up the galna u quickly u Uiey “ " ° '> made. But If Uie differencea can- t be aubmerged In a Joint effort. ^ :n. In Uie view of aober observera. ‘JT; J hopea for freedom boUi In Uie ' ' u t and the E u t are dim. a n d a u

?uttle Grange Program Held ESfn"

^ - trU n clorUTTLB. Jan. 11-M n. Ed Dan* lock to 'l lecturer, waa in charge ot Uie pro- the sleej am for the meeting of Tuttle could •ange No. 131 a t 8 pm . Wednes- jg jiy ^ r y. . bell relciThe program consLiled of two ao- wooden i I by.CoUeen DavK.acompanled.by ^ .rs. Raynard Wright, and a stun t ■ Mra. Danis and Mrs. Wright, u ie r- lU ynard Wrlgtit presided er the meeUng. 'The eecretary reported 101 was celved from the Orange Insurance

n of the furnace. MVUllora from Ooodlng. Weat /)lnt and Hagerman aUended and program by Uie Hagerman group insUted o t Donna and Bonnie >pe pJayJnf selKllons on th rlr ac- ,^ a n s and a aklt, -MUslcnary t e ? : , , * ine l.'- by Elmer Cooke and Mra. h l« « I f rach. AnoUier skit. “Wishing" wna ‘t l t n w m r E ln i e f c ooke 'ana -nay tach a fte r lunch and Donnie and

ents were aerved by Mr. ahd Mra. f riUU Hawka and Mr. and Mra. oyd Groves. The spr The O range adjourned lo meet a t most P«

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Members VisitWENDELL. Jan. 11 — Approxi* monka.

iftlely 35 membera of Uie fellow- would : lip group of the Assembly of Ood aloud. ' :iurch attended the regular service would a I Uie Ooodlng chureh Tuesday order to venlng. They were accompanied E ight i Y lhe lr leader Carlcne Duffy. Into elglTlie Rev. Diane RuueU of the Aboar

/endell church was Uie speaker for roujhlyic_eycnln£_ier»ice,__ _ ___ 1 ^ * 4 ^Membera of Uie Ooodlng fe l lo ^ mldnlgfi

nip mode a return vUlt a t tha P ri- n lsh t tc ny evening meeUng a t Uie Wendell from 4hu rch .- ............— .................. ........... f ro m -*

, w atch :lEAD T n n S -N E W S WANT APS dOgwaU

MON.

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:tUng up on time In the mom* a an age-old problem. Afler all.ram e=bK«-sUrm-tiocfcs-*re-a n r - M n .' i y recent InvenUon. reUUves. ■larlng honora wm Uie ll«ht of j- th e blase Mr. anfh t bortng’tn* jnd daug

man's own w*d 1 ^ 'T d a .h u n g e r cios«, brcI ellmtnaUon. accompanhanlcal meth- David C

I natura l aub- ' ^ r t Moatin c e a a a f l r e .

a a n d . a l r | » \ ; 9 B M

^ o t - t o o v e r - ^ B ^ ^ B ^ Rt o n i g h t I — w ' S l d

m n in who called out the time. ie lumlnoua clock face waa her- d qulto recenUy aa one of the ” ' tat" developments. Watch ex* . , , s were not amused. They knew ‘; hundreda o t years betore, Aua*Q cloekmakera had used a flin t- '

to 'flre gunpowder which woke «« “ sleeper u it llt a candle so th a t fof* ‘‘^ 1 ;ould aee the Ume of night. An w-be-siet y American adaputlon, rang a of hemp relcuing slmultancouily a la n e

den match w hkh rubbrd aijBliist leet of-sandpaper and llt an oil

ip. II ux>k an expert to wake g* to iielf up: One who could ael the Anothe nga. sheeU. l a t c h e s . xaUhes.

■oday of courae the aUrm clock h e moat popular wake-up mcch- _,nded a nm—tinri they BCfoiint tor two- JnMiUca rda of the Umekecpera aold. nnd ^jjal s t nf them nre made In the U .S. through B sprlng-ncllvated aUrms nre the jj,]j ^rot sl popular—but a cordlcii, elec- y jj pgpp nic alarm clock. I am told, la in

work, drawing lu energy from air, Al a saving of two to four , " ^

ta a monUi on the elccirlc bllll “.bout reading. In the monaateries. *nka. aeleeted p a s s a g e s which Ild take Uiree hours to rtnd ud. When Uirough. the reader Jld wake another member of the iMpr'ii c r to lake the following rending. ,-rhk, h t such ahlfta divided the day ib. .diuii 0 eight neat uiilU, “ "?•.board ship. Ume U sUII divided «hly Into uniu ot four houn . d,, b».i e first watch runs from 8 p jn . to qin.iiofl inlghiriHe-niidw aunrnoTm nta- h t to 4 a, m.. Uie morning watch ro 4 to 8; Uie forenoon watch K*fii ’m -«-to -noon;-U ve-afU uB iW tttch from' noon to 4: U te 't in t i«, pvatch Iro n 4 .to 8. Uie aecond tiuw-n.

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F orV allerA ter “ 1orrAUOH. j in . ii_M - . B Holland a D ivu lu te rVt.,''. lhelr hojie in Quincr. i ]

'■ •nd Mn. cn. and olher r e la tu ^ ' SJier Callen haa • rc-.tirnrt „3e<«e ^ force bai«.Calif, after visiting hL.jn rT jfa n r« ~ m T r !?,ves. Callen b the Krar,ti.„'!; md Mrs. C. C. Cillcii. '•-...•nd M n,. W l l l i : , ___ u idaughter retume<i ' -«di; from Ainsworth, Svisited Buxlon'.^ psrtn;. vi. aeVMrs, Edwin Duxin;i n-'T; « -

■. broUier of Mrs. W, Blixu> tM ‘npanled Uiem on thrir irn ^ offvld Clo.«. CaaUe air ^.. U vumng hU mml'.f.-. ii“- 0* idoates. and other f rb t iu j. ^

LiHV^^OLSON VISITS S ' i mTAUOH. Jan. Il-I.^ .*a r,'- O B d tn r w - v b ii in r i i i r i - n .^ c nand daughter.' Mr. ana m ; tJn* I Okelberry and soiu, AUn a~c. “• Tt---------------------------------- ------ gal,'atcli from 8 lo 8. J^'iUiough I am unable to coiiIl-s f?nUte firat alarm to wakta Jict> KS

1 altilbuled lo Iiitlln, Jumdropping off loalerp. the iboui. 'Szle-sleeper tied a mraaufed p:«, { Scmp to hU big toe nnd touche nark to ll, knott'lng as he djti « J i

he'd wake up -in a hurry uaa Ihe hemp amoldercd dovj . 5^7hU tkm. givmg him the fLu Zl,

fool. .le flrsl mechanical alarm mij Tji: been a cannon aundlal. s Ch;.- ,maiInvenUon. A burnlng-gUu, i^. ^

able to any angle (and houri c! m tday. could be aet In ndvanct ij_ ___pfTihe ra^" o t th'e.sun wh'tnii Bthed a snecltled po.iltlon, \Vh« , m b aun reached Uila angle,

ilng-gtaas heat would explode i U iot gunpowder w ith a loud baci - hUwaken Uie sleeper—»r alerl t! m tge to Uie time of day, ^ lOUier early alarm-plece cot-■d ot amaU meUl balls »inir< • m

itrlntT whii*h u.^f^ __v h fan urn which wns In lum sui'"

led above a bronze pan. A bun- I

*'aha'liow u ra ' nnd as It tu gjB>ugh each string, the ailachel uuildropped and whanged agalns airti, copper pap. Anyone Uie h«line excuse: “Punk punk.'' ,

sand ciocK allowed sand b jcacUcle through an aperture onto i I pmaw whlcli w u aet according u Tbihour dealred and when enou;! piucJ had Ulckled out. I t tripped u thbm . ijutj:«[>vil|bt m t. t r Xu(in« Burei) j-f 0nur.l nr •p«1*I-«rr«rtftr»rl. «tltillliiM ol Iht EMrrlnPtJI* apW

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Assembly H as

Area M eeriug ^ J For M em bers ^

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i '’J j H w T H. B. Walkup. T r-Io Fftlli. K

»er»lee in d E»#n-

P ^ L , nim tfic JTM dellvtftd for ^ “eSJby the BiVT^^ATBli^ - H

* ^ ' r w , a ” o ‘. Roberta. Jeromt,J 2 e 2 f u « *»«!«» ■. Bpcnce. Jeroine. led longs

K «tU . Duhl. lhe Iter. C. A. BUujhler.

m d U>e icrlpture nnd « S t « U reifirdlns the 6ho- H g S ^ S w c h buUdlni u»d opera- I H

“ fwitMT Of t >« i* * ' PrlmTo

i S r •nwt* 1»«<1 members. C. '... m n k U n« *n<«-Cftrl K in - ______

in bumJnj Uie. mort* j ,

Her. Chnrles 6h*kle«. Weljer. J O l . pMtor here. p»Te the maJn .

i i t a a of the erenlnj *errl« m d | - l prtrer following the m ort- ■U

c h ° b S. « l . M ™ . P , a l n S “ ;

wMsa there w u • food *nd tloth- i n r w t I U I Indian

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-Sho8honeXodges__ Plan Joint Parley ™';"^ gnoeHOHK Jan . t t •=-rDnDymg j t c r r a r

Uu Ilwt biuinesa nieeUns.TUeKlfty »ecrcUr alAl. Odd Fellowi lodRe members rill Port

for Joint IniUllAUoo u rv - Dale Bo k a which vlil be held In eon- s'ly. co jaicOMwlthOp*l Bebekfth lodje * t ch*plalrI pjB. Tueidu'. gunrtlat

Tbi neeUnr will ba open to the KUtnllBt p jjk portw nTto LoirmMl. Ooodlng. dlilrlct " P j” "*

ijuty tr*nd mwter. will be Imtal- / Ey Btflcer for the men »nd Mrs.XflMt MeCoud. WendeU, dUtrlct T n jn«n ta V preddeat. Vllt act m Im U I- " t t K< etflcer for U>e women._______ * O ther

A iUp to DOUBLE TRAIFor your p r tie n t appliane*. In t h t big I2(h A n n iran a iy ErtntI

FRIGIDAIRE a i

ELECTRIC130" ond 4

FRIGIDAIRE oi

AUTOMATIC WASI- FRIGIDAIRE ond HOTPOINT

-REFRIGERATORS—FRIGIDAIRE a i

FREEZERv REFRIGER^HOTPOINT COMBINATION n

W A S H E R -D R Y E

Duo-Th«rm Oil ond Goi

H E A T E R S•very model from which

to choos*

f c J O F F

" f t r m u l i r A u to m o ll t W o M t

S O F T E N E R S3 modelt .to choott from _____

jlO Q offRadios, Record P

*^»ftablcs ALL REDUCE

I Z j y SERVICIC#»t*mens DdHbk th li “ CTTIRE TUBE . CLE

all-?mc ^Jl-*-th is FOR ONLY ; ~%5, L J “» P°rtt ond mHeogo beyond l ( f n

OddFeDows,

L .

I E

N>«1]t IniUUed eftlcert of Twin Fallj Iim Imrote lUbekah lodge 76 were IniUIIed Fr 111 lOOF h a lt New oebla graod of the _ * . * * ___. ______1

oint Installation CeiHeld for lOOF ant

!Mr£e.Anfler#on.iail-M rs^M J> IheJltbeki IslopherMn were liutalted a< McCracker le graiida ot Twin Falli Odd Ica Wolte OWS lodge 23 and Prlmrote He- Mrs. Wllfo tlh lodRG 78 a t Joint insUJlaUon retAO': M ■monies F rldar night a t the Mr*. Oene )PhaIl. '’I® grand:isU lllnr officers-w ere Art w ” ’ *?“ ;■ a . deputy grand m atter, and Mr». ^r .Puddy . lodge deputy. “iJier"o{fice»' IhStillcd-TorD ad dUnTM'?^ OWS were Gloria Reed, rlee porter nob id ; Pnnlc Eastman, recording pu<j(]y lefi e u ry : 'T uin—Merry, flnindal mb ; n u gl eU r:': Art SIkeji,.treasurer: Mer. porur vlco Porter. Junior past noble grand: i;ing. le d ai ] Bowman, warden: Carl Rtdge- Bndle Hot . conductor; Paul LaFontalne. Mrs. Cnrl plain; Oene HaUfeld, inside -n.o-e mi rdlan: Oeorge Mitchell. ouWde •dlan:Veni8nodgrftss.riRht»up- er noble grand: Elton Ftke. left Viola Rnir » n e r noble grand: Ed Nolte. Mtirgaret : t supporter rice grand: Lou Dnie.Down nul, led supporter rice grand; —man Rathbun. r igh t scene, and oiraffes Bates, lefl scene. in height.

Iher newly Installed oftlcers In standing U|

m

ADE-IN ALLOWANCItho following deportm entt, during th

E and HOTPOINT

IC RANGESi 4 0 " M o d e li)

* and HOTPOINT

ISHERS an d DRYERSFRIGIDAIRE and HOTPOINT

--------“ FREEZERS—; and HOTTOINT

:RATOR~Combindtibni

ER 3 9 9 .9 5

"D oy & Night" end "W lliiom i" Got Wall

F U R N A C E S

n r % -

a J o f f

"H o tp o in t" Fott Recorery W ater

- _ - H E A I E R S _

------------------- lim ited itock-------------

I » 8 8 - “

I Players, Clock Radios ancGED.- . -------------

CE S P E C IA L ! ^this A a n l re ru n Bale, w t wta *cnECK AU CLEA.\.LEN‘8 . ^ nC T C R E TimB - ao< nEfiT E E a ^ f i u U C E IN THK UOMEI’

•■ 3 .9 5

8 ■

s, Rebekahs Install

— .......____________ ■ r _ ,

llj lode* No. U . lOOK. and ADdersaa, ed Friday, nicht a t tlir Tuin IniUlllDg ’ the iwo lodfri are Ornrgt' depnty, an__ * * _* ___ *_ __ ■■______-

Ceremony Is ind Rebekahs S'L""'

Warnerncbekab l(K lie.wcrs.btra^abtit .(lU ns-as. racken. rice grand: Mrs, Clar- xitah. are Wolters. recording secreUnr)-: K-inff fUn Wllford Benedict, financial s « - "fieiaU U y: Mrs. Art Sikes, treasurer; order Oene JJatifeld. Junior past no- Hell

r a n d : Mrs. Clovis Reed, wtir- Mrs, Merrill Porter, conductor;I. L. Keran, chaplsin; M rs.'

Id Darker. Inside ■ guardian;X -E ^C ool)ei:y ._ouU lile-guat .V Y £ n f l l; Mra. Violn Raines, right sup- . , ,•r noble grnnd: Mrs. Raymond A t t G ly, lefl supporter noble grand:

TtuijU ATTderson, right lup- "W BWDn :r vice grand; Mra. O. H. Uig- Elmer Nleb left supporter rice grand; Mrs. banquet mi » Hownrd, color bearer, and ho ProducCnrl Ridgeway, muslclnn. Friday s l :

o*e aerving on tho serving com- Twtn ■» were Mrs. Nora Lewis, M nt the aasocia' , Raines. Mrs. Couberiy, Mrs,;aret Darth, Clovl* Reed and fijit m•Dowman, o,

--------------------------- Course, Sai-affes range up lo about 19 feet Fallowingeight, and they usually sleep will go lo Hling up. They csn outrun a lion, visit.

' I ^^ A N N

S t a t e m (

A n o t h e r y e a r Ii

b r a t e o u r a n n i v

R I S E R - C A I N — J a n u a r y 1 0 th , 1 a n d d o w n s , o n e c

RS . b e e n n o e x c e p t io i

5 IN T W llh o u l r e n t_______ ____________a ta r i our 13th y o u r BUHL «tore

s to r e to se rv e cu IN G APPLIAN!

t0 1 1 5 ~ o th e r p o p u la r l i i :a su e ceaa fu l 1956

. ■ . W E F E E L ]> w / t w c i n v i t e Y O U i(

-■ y o u . . . W E h a :________ L Y A L L M E R C ]I---------- 1 A S M U C H A S

" R e v i e w i n g th e

C . b e e n o u r g r e a t e s t

. . t e r m l n e d t o m a h

f------------ --------------------Please 4 oa’t.j^ t h i s Bale a n d see

■ ■ ■ W E W A N T TC • r H O U S E C O F F E i _ _ J U S H A V E A P i

~ ^ a b C '■ry Buhl u

M e lii___ : ______________SaleaM

f i t ------------------------------------- ---

— J NOTE! IN

' ' / V I S I TK ALL I

aod ' ' o i 'J E i- .

9 5TW IN FALLS .

___________1

all New Officers H

r ^ H j g - .-w

<*> - I

' 1 ^ 1

■ . v lrsoa, left, a n d Mn, M. II. Christepheri' illDg officers were Mrs. R. 11. Poddy, iff y, and Art L. fiilits. depoly grand masUr. I

Tame I Yearly)LLYWOOD, Jnn. 11 Oft— 'R v Iwild west a in 't what-lt used ^1. Ot»Yo-T»m e r B rothers hired 200 In - n u a f^ o n e rs -a i-c x tra a -ln - th « Kanab_ Friday-algh;I, area for a westem movie, in Twin PiI filmed there. Then studio Burgess prelaU leamed they would hnve 0 ^,^^ ofirrder 300 Indian-xlyle wigs vice presldei. Hollywood because moat of sccretary-tn[•jidlanj had crew cuU, boiutf ol dl

' laday, two >

n d e l l J ) i t e c t o L 3 r sttends MeetingstD E L L rJaft-lJ—Mr.-*ft«uats. h fld .B t 7 PJ Nielsen attended the annual range. Klml

et meeUngs of Southern Idn- will bo held rodUcUon C redit aasocinlion range n t I ’ s l Burley and Snturdny a t Kimberly.Palla, Nletoon Is a dlreclor of -----aoclaUon. DEf and Mrs. C. 8 . W rit left MURTAUl

lay for Portland where they Okelberry, i sll Mr*. P earl Norgnrd, sister Darwin Perl t. West, and Mrs. Deuie La- ther entcrti !, San Diego, sister of WmI. b by Uklng I )wlng the ir rL%it the We.its they were c I lo Honolulu for » two-n\onlh club show,. ____________________________guest.

t N N U ii i Y i m

t n e n t f r o m t h e K

ir h a s s lip p e d b y a n d i f s ti

m iv e rsa ry , a s w e h a v e eacl

^IN s ta r te d doinj; business in :h, 1946. E very year h as been ( ie crisis a f te r another. This 3tion.

r e n u m e r a t ln j , w e fec i t h a l w e a re th y e a r — w i th 3 ST O R E S — th e orlj lo re to s e r v e o u r cu fllo m ers l iT lh T w e o u r e u s to m e r s on lh e n o r lh s ide , [A N C E L I N E S ; H O T P O IN T , F R I r n a m e l i n e s . .W ilI^BUch“ ^ t r e 'l l n « ^ ^ 1958.

3L L IK E CELEBRATING OU [J io p articipate with us. Here HAVE M ARKED DOWN PR RCHA NDISE IN ALL THRI■S '/i.

t h e p a s t 1 1 a n n i v e r s a r y i o l e t

d e s t s a l e s o f t h e y e a r , v o l u m e

n a h e t h i s o u r B I G G E S T

ia’t . in lM th e -o p p o r ’tu n ily t o s h o p .o r 1 see f o r y o u r s e l f th e T E R I F F IC V;

TO SERVE YOU A FREE F E E O R R O Y A L C R O W N < P A R T V l

b C r o o k c r ........... '•hi M am ger

I Jensen 18 M anager ________ S

__ E lvis Cain■ G e n e r a l M a n a g e r

i ~

! F R IG ID a Ir E AlNot Sold in Jerome^

IT OUR STORE NEAF EASY

S 3 TERMS— 's ... ■ . i r ■ •

T IM E S .N E w i TW IN FAI

H ere ‘ T . F X

~ ^ p p o

I n c r *A resolution,

the Tuin Psll merce cn r t« increase in fn was pasjfd by

f - ararrpctorx-Trweetly meetin

The rf.wlutli _ a dl*cu?.Mon.ot

trelEhl ralff If on th r mattfr day before Uit niLuion.

nu3.'fll C. (E

Acrlcullural dl fore lhe foinni te.M. the propj sen, sho ntrrl slon mrmbe.-s ’ Impending pu support from t

■ pv ioa rr---------W arren Dar

chnniber’s lm division, auun p retty sure Uu nre ngalmt an itulsted lha l ' Inform aliotr ;

' from taking ai henon, tfcond from left. H oaerer. aft

iffond Irom right, lodge tlie mntlet tr. (SUH pholo-engrarlng) tiie bonrd go o ------------ 1-------------------tL . upon the rec

rIyMeetHeld- S S ■ Archery Club mrni'T/n'S'.n-T»a boumen held an a n - board's feeling oner and busine.-j meellng take to Bols* i ilght.at-Ui»-y:vvCA~bulldlnfl thft hearing.I Palls snd elected Erie** Larsen lold president. • Increase In r*officers 'are John Routt, waa being sot

lldent, and Robert Slobaugh. 4»I<1 tha l the e y-trea.wrer, Eleeted lo 'the would touch I t dJrwtor* were John Jfol- « weJJ ais farr BO year term, and Jolin W. H unt polntei :, one year. cultural dlvlslorroup Tlewed a film and vot*d lo "pro jrimadBio conauerrschooT peOUon to“ 1t nning archen In the spring. In the atate, rellog trophy shool w ili.be accompany La

Clmberly, The next meeting In other bu held Feb. 11 a t the Indoor celred a fina it lhe Jim Boden ranch, entirs chimbet y- the organltatl<-------------------------- port shows th«DE.>< BEES BIlOW some »3.005 di■AUOII, Jsn. n - M rs . John ’“ntest single •y, den mother, and Mrs,Perkla', aumtant Cub m o- <1 Icrtslned Cub Scouta den Purchase the C Ing ihim 10 KLIX TV where The report re on the KLIX Cowhand chamber h u i ow,.C»Uiy Perkins waa • since July 1, _________________________ aome II3.7M.

A tS A R Y

M a n a g e m e n t

3 time once more to cele- ach year for 12 years.

in Twin Falls 12 years ago ' n exciting and fu ll of ups is past year has cerU lnly

ire In a favorable position to original store in Twin Falls, e Treat end, and our JE U O S T E de, wllh AMERICA’S LEAD- FRIGIDAIRE, ZENITH and nnire.irwe-lwIrforwiiFdno--------

OUR 12th. B IRTHDA Y, and ere’s what we have done for PRICES ON PRACTICAL- [REE STORES . . . SOME .

d c 6 , w e f i n d t h a t i h e y h a v e

m e u i s e . . . , a n d w e a r e d e -

m B E p . O F T H E M A l t .

j.ont-oL.out_3.8lorea during_____VALUES O F F E R E D Y O U .

EE CUP O F M A X W E L L ^ C O L A . . . C O M E L E T

------Mth Sm ith----------- ^_____J'eronis Manager

Byrle C arrService M anager _______

i

T . - ~ T~

A P P L IA N C E S5-Store

^ R E S T Y O U

•U H L — JIltO A A I

^ALLS/IDAHO.

Chamber Take poses RatF^ crease PlanItlon, whl(h In effeci puls Falls Chamber of Com- record as oppo^ng any

n freight rales In Idaho, d by the chamber's board rx-T nB B r*r'th (trT fE uiir

olutlon sa s the result ot >a ot.a cropunl for iilgher le« ip the slate. A he'tilnj attfr Is in Doue M(in< e Uie uuilllrs com-

iBudi Larsen. cat- (1 member of Uie chamber's 'al dlvlsinn.'wlll np)>ear br- ommlulnn Mond>y (o pro- proposed rste htke.i. I.A-- ntrrled AgricultutAl dlvl-

be.-s Thursday night lo the ; publle hearing. Musht om the chamber directors-------- ---------------------------------------- -

Daiij’, chairman of the • • • who loe Industrial Developmenl prwldenl oi

usured Larsen lhal, T m t-‘hambtr ot Cc t Uisl III of lhe directors ‘n t hU Ilrsl mr It any rate Increases,- but «f director*. Ili hnl "a lack of aufficlent offlrUlly a l lhe ) t r prevented the board “>»el>ng Tliors. ng any definite acUon. halLr. after further dlsctusion P '^ tn g l mtler. Barry moved th s i * *

S' i i£. . . . .1 th l. Um, MIKhcll '5

s*”"" r""i t i i l l r .til in g lonn lh , f f „ V r ° " A lS r ! t i ln i . which U m n a m S i ?. y . l l h him . h . l „ . d . l S l ‘ c S i ' S i ;

told the group th a t an ship; Getie lU In rstes of five per cenl jcnsll. convenUoi I sought. The cattleman Agricultural dlvl the effecta of any increase rieth Montgomt leh buslnesamen In lown ford Bmlth, edi

farmers. Uon. and R. S. 'ilnted out th a t the Agrl. slonal acUon, Ivlslon T hunday nlghl had I t was agreed "protest rigorously" any annual chambei

t o - i n e r iu n r e r g « i - r i i « w nw iM -w anicrlate, Robert Coiner will day. y Larsen to Boise to rep- Th# meeUngi-Agrlcultural-dlrtslorr----- PreaMent-Heop-ir buslnea* the group r*- . -----------financial report for the IW A rt+ JM i-

mber from Bay O'Donnell. i T i e e i l l l l Itatlon’s auditor. The re- RHnotrnOT a tha l tha chamber spent HiffS?.05 during December. The wmngle Item for the month ,0 charged to the Com- IrUlon which was used lo Iho Chrutm ai decoraUoni,)ort also ahows th t l the tlonal repreaenb

mothers,' 1, I0S7, and has apent asalstanU atid X IM. Net Income for this aaslstaota.

APPLIAN20% C

c h a r g e s f o r ' r e p a l r o f an b y o u r s to r e s . . . . on

a '

! "Ztnlth''

HI-FIDELIlm a n y m o d e li t b c h o o ia

___________________ U P T O

4 4 o f1

H oover, U w y t, G - l

VACUUiVfc l e a n e r :

REDUCED U P t 6

- W m

I CL05In order t« properly display t t QOTTOINT, In fb r Twla FalU

1-BENDIX b-----------P B E N D IX T )----------- 1-SPEED42UJJ 1-CONLON I - I 1-ROPER GA

1-TAPPEN C 1-26-Ft; CHEI

- FREEZER J-2 0 -F t. CHEI

FREEZER

I BIGBARGAi - A N D S M

kes Over C. VanP | j ^ T o ^ ]

PostaHANSEN. Jan

Eaton was hlgl ^ Woodman Idaho^ • -JrWDh .J f -r l « t period. I t 1 * J I the meeting hel(

^ a trophy with h3 J Re shot BB point

■________ ■Jl__ M to wln the U; "B Mii.’ cioe Wee

S H E > J l Jan .,S was the ^ B k ' . of the Modem V

“ organlxAilor coiieernlng the e' ed tha t

I''. members, 109 n<!7 ; in the Junior W(

(l Br)'nn IS a rrli.:a new member.

X Tlie group votebenefit,pinochle

M H the hall. Mr.t.w chairman, TlckiM t« R D » E A P _ ___,11, p

B tool .over Friday aa ' ~'TlioTdaliO’*tjaot ins -i-win Falls shot w llh the W<

If Cotnmeree, eoodueU the men's teamit mrellng of U)e board poinls to lhe lr 2(». lie will be InsUlltd Charlie Vnn EI lhe chamber’s annual men w llh a scoliorsday night a t tbe second acore, 83;tIL (tilatf pboie-ta* third, w llh a sco

Mrs. lU ith HII* * * women'a Individ

' ' S T 'S ” ".*-;'*”- “ S V ‘“ .-'.m 'mad# by Edward Heap. w uj, ,resident. Directors and “^es assigned to Ihem are _rnbrener. clrlc affairs. SlSTER-I> control: Kenneth Bar- BHOSHONE,

lerclal division steering Neher wm called

» Hull, aviation: Egan Neherention: William LanUng **t for Salu I division, uxaUon: Ken- to be back gomery. highway; cllf- d*r morning., education, lisnsporta- — I—. 8, Tofnemlre, congrea- F f C e B o o k (

! i r i i h . i b « . « ; . . f ih , imber meeUng Jsn. 18, POW TO AV< ^anici not m « t nexi Frl- DEFOl

An amaxlng r Ung w u adjourned by page bookenUUe

---------------------- • who will writ« fc

mg Planned d LZ'. »iy''i;

iS.B.u.”.S.'i 'C:"¥“ £ r 'r" " O " . » = . '» « i ™ ,

lNCE repa ir SPECI OFF ALL LABO

r a n y a p p lian c e so ld darin fl: t h e p . o n s e rv le e o rd e r s p la ce d d u r in g

Z e n i th e n d }

■ITY t el ev i:W la fro m p o tta b le t , tabl«

■ ' •' _ c o n t o l e i ^ S O M l

s - l A L L U SI

M APPLI Al !RS a n d !t 6 ■ RED U CEP A T

F f | | 2 0 '

^ S I N G p U Tly U » e e e S e U a w l i o imtg of~rRIC ralU i t a n i n effar tha fsnew tar ll« iu

bUOMATICTJRYER-----------------!U£EN DRYER 'I IR d R iR ~ — 3AS RANGE I GAS RANGE 1EST STYLE REVCO

____________ :1EST STYLE REVCO tAIN TABi.E OF RAO MALL APPLIANCES

n E a t o n n

r H a n s e n r j

i t a l S l i o o t

Jan , ll-C h arlle Van ‘-i,high In the Modem « , .

laho postal shoot In the i,,]' It was announced a t « Iheld Tuesday evening *-

th his name Inscribed, -j- pointa out of )t powlbl#ie trophy.______ _________W eech’announetd tiiat ’ •

the 7Slh anniversary •■m Woodman of Amer- ■ Allon. She read artlclfs h e event. She nlso sU l- J i.-ien lodge now has J8« * >3 ndulis, and the rest P r Woodman division, W Tll. Jr„ tt-aa accepted as S l nber. ■ B lvoled lo spon.ior a polio l l

>clile party Jnn, IB. a t H j lr.v Minerva Smllh la ■ I Ticketa to play also ^ * e plnyer to hinch. i-'i; • stjilc pttil*rcards'were”H ; le Women's team edglna ■ j :am with a sfore of 3CS ■Bll eir 243 polnls. an Eaton was high fot . score of 5fl; Joe HUL L

83; and Wayne Smith, I I I a score of Al.I Hlll was hlRli for Uie f dividual shooi with a i, Mrs, Lenn Calico, M n.

ilth and Mrs. Dee VnnIor. aecond. with-scores •—•n d Mrt, Ruth Wright > th B score of 4B. i'

R-IN-LAW DIES IB. Jan . 11-D r. R. O. itfl

to n . BraCT.CjUlf.j 3BI

ieher. Funeral serrlces Salurday and Dr. Neher back In hU office Mos<I- __________ .

)k on Artfiritis jumatismAVOID c R i m r a o ___^

ng. newly enlarged nUUed "A ^ rltls-R hcu- ,

lt« fo r It: ■ * ^ i{ why drugs and medl- U j

lly teanporsry relief and ■ ove the causes of ths plains a proven spe- •surgical, non •medical W rhich has prorea tuo* ■ ■

ifiiB. i n ' no obllgaUon In send- 71'

■ InstrucUve b o o t ’ U ' m eans of saving old misery. V n t« today l l f I Clinic. Dept. 43CJ^A. W rings, Missouri. . |Pf! -----------------i i : —

_______ _ _ _ i

CIAL ItO R ■ Ile paat-12, yean irinff lale.

id H o tp o in t f l

V ISIO N Ilo b i* m o d e li, H )M E REDUCED ^

m.................... I -■''•IUSEP , :L:!!

A N C E S I:tv I

^ T L EA ST^ ^

I ! : | |r u a iD A iB r AitD r i jm s AT COST. m

'® ' i o T ■

S ilO S l lES 1

PAGE FIVB y

4 J G la s b y ^ e k s _____

I Demos’Okay li • As Governor

• : r 4 - - <Ff«. r w» o « > . - -for the p e ty Tor t w ^ w u

' c lecM lU te d u ln n u in UM- He ! u • menber of Uie M ntnU ln Home

T i ^ u i b T 1* th iln n tn of the n c - J ' U UintUon cotnmlUte of the Moun- ,' •- ««tn Hnmt Chimber Of Commerce ■

«Bd tJ« prnldenl of the OufTey | ’ ' ff.~ -i.nnn » T ttin w crtln i on b t- , , half o f • eouUivettem Ideho rec- i

um atlon project,- He U Ctnort count; clrll d e fla te dlr«tor. He U en Eptaeop^lUn. Bunied. with thrte chUdrtn. aged

'I; > ii. M ind t. ^ .- r olM br *■* Uu tK ond cMdldnte

,ll to »nnoun» for the pott now held h b r B*jwbUc*n Robert. E. Bmylle.

rien. A. M. Derr of B onnet county ; announceil on J tn . I th n t «l»o .will letk the Democr»Uo nom lni- •tlpn. . ' 1

’| jT ^ 7 A r e T I u f t r ~ ;;Six Critically, ii

|i| In Bus Crash ’jj l <rr.» fit* Om) li■'t mortt county ho<pli»l. Mountain i:

Homf, D»»ld C. B u l ^ * J « n .Hftr; C.B . Younr, »n»dult; Kfcin* ,Jew tn d Ch«lotl« K*y Meyer*, i IiliMd in f»lr condlUon *re Kathleen * DftvU. IJ. Karen D»rU. H. nnti ,

,, • Cl»udett« Wtfdle. J«. BolM.•> ; “m e biu.drlrer. Lockrldse. w u ]

— Icnae^d-tmeonnetooe. ■H»-»od-J*meA ^■ IJ O. Burt w re taken to th e Elmore - 1: h i«p ll2 ind Uter to St. .Luke-i |

,J.I hotpiul. Bol**. Younj 1» refanjed It u meat erlUcallT Injured.' ■ • -nie Icy itrtteh of hl|hw »y w u . ' • BKWuJbl* for t ro more «eefdentj• ' *lUOn the eptce of a few Jjour*. At

?:S0 tJn . U rry Hetth. 18. Wendell.. ,1 and Kenntlh Pugh. 20. Corral, were

T in— jH apitinndTittinrw r-w ent-tF ijtrof -; eontroJ oo th# Icy rond.

• ■ ( ’ Both ere tn Ooodlncr Memorial «< n ‘ lioepjtalrf t^lh ineiur^d a brokrn hln m

•ll asd other W urie i Heath, drtver ofI ! j tha IMS P«»d, h u a dUIocatod, t f »houlder uid bniUet. • »,1« Tear ambuJtneei frem Mountnln ^I'H Home. Mountain Home a ir force

fl bue , Qoodlnc' and Jerome wereI-M! called to take the Injured bu i'p a i*.lj; tencerf to hoepltal*. ^ ^

B .!B(at» ?»trolm»n J tm u Oerke ^

iif' feotSpS.'l^wlS^the »l ' i.u f iu acene asd n r e n n t ^ d . Two

, I S l T n 01 AUIM V « i L ln » i t o m a JI I to u t l l l . Oerke u j » ooe of the o1! &TBTI, Dick Htrrl*. Boulx City, la ..

■ ^ tha drlrer of the « n which Ute * i?5— *d»' fried 'lo "p a iirT h e~ o tn « r-w aa e 'l i i S h a r lu McCauley, New Bruniwlck. cl i ' | j y V jr , »hoa* n a w u mbwd of ^

i!'ii » 7t» trud t <lrlTtr» made ataU tljl# cl / >' ItO i.vaad ta paeUni fum llura u : 'i - topcoTliadooUtor th» in jured . ei

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vV. EMaiMTtopryti»»rKtoc»«»w » I S) free ber. *. ' fioeotiOiZ (o_ BUta Palrotm an o

itobart Uickland. the b tu v u dam>' I :• ijedext«»lTely. Tlia tide, b M k w d r

‘ ! ; -front were ttiMhad. . ‘i»/eeorSlof to » 11*1 eooplled by J

w w o .T en r Ju n w I>aTU. E arl I.. ‘. !? p o im a a U te m Morrl*. D elUy Ol-, i i i fOD. Bichard Hobert*, A lbert W.

k‘ii;D fioberta. Bandall P. Ticrlor. MitchellM B K w ard tU . MelTln D. Y ousj. P » ^ J

•fll B . Y o u n and WaUace Dubberly, aUly Sbildren. ,

I l u ■ Karen Broadbent, B uun B url, {ffl t e tn n a Oheoey, K a n a E. DatU. Joe

I M K e Powlu, Norma LoU Try. Kelly.; ‘a % KlUlo, D oont Dean MUu. Xdlth

.jD Ann m a u . Jodtth Ann MUler. Dl* ,I K K isa -tomn Mills, Judith E. Patton. lU U _ < y e u d ls* * fc -Z e lm a .O -B o te ^ e e .

W e . W at^e and T irry Anderaon. jt i ' # t AdulU incJuded Olen Parm er, E.rtH s . Brwdbent. AbboU, L. E . McCum- :y.||| and'M r*. Oerald ■

-(3ItiMf* ity the th lrtf _accldenl !• Ulji t e u n t d t t i:irTm 7W li6B n n t l l * ' t;V- ar houia broke frea from a c a r and: 'f , f e n t off the road. Ttiera were no

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’ s'* 'SHOSHONE. Jan. 11 — Claude _ 4 J ; l jiletafc«W?J:<WmeLBho*hoaa rta l- ■7^ • dent, died t l > p. m. Prlday In 'P o rl - 1* Chleaso, CtUf.

' ' ' 'H e h* l bten 111 for iome time. ■| i "WhUe. Urlnj In Bhoihone leveral . I yean t{o he worked a* a mortician

'- 1 tn d operated a lum lture (tore.■Sunflron Include hi* widow. Mr*,

- - v j i — BybU-Hickok. Port Chlcaco:.. one ~ I j E ion. Clyde S. Hickok. S a lt Laka.CUr:

) p | one ittp>d»ushter, M n . Catherine ' ' Leonlsf. Poctlello; two itep-aoni,

one of whom U Bobert Bchiller, SetlUe. tnd three jnndchlldren .

, ; Puneral aerrloei wUl ba held a trly ' I thl* week la California. .

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• <rn> rw< o » ) accept If the commute* w u tinanl- i.n

Ji He will Mnre tjnUl tha pUtXann JiJl " con«ntlon , when a new ehalrman <i>i

wUl be choaen for a two-year term. » :j " T h# ptrty"* nominee for to rem or la J;{, •® cu*t«n*rlly s l« n the pjlTllege of tio<

n tm lnc tha new *Uta chairman.'* I n a tpeech of tocepUnce. Wal> i j

ter* aald he would accept the poal- »:0 Uon only for tha lnterin\ period.

, B e alao aald he would refrain from i i i l U kln« part In tn y c tn ip tlin durln* tba primary. Wi

‘o W alten’ father, the U te T»d W tl- O ' Ur*. Caldwell, tlao tcrred u *U U .

|g Democratic chalrmin. u " I will try to follow In hi* foot­le aCeps," Wnlter* aald. "A fter-all he 3Ift e lec ted -a -F O w m or-w hen -he-w ta imk, ch tlrm tn .” ^Jf T h tt w u in 19S3 when tha late a n

C. Ben Rou waa elecled aa Idaho'* r e r le chief exfcuUre. - hallI t Walten. a former aUU finance e

ehalrman of the party, operates 4. ftrm lng propirUea In tha Bolaa uld

u w lh a ipeelal aeialon reaolutloa wa* ^ irt w bmllted by Ootty Lowry. Bt. Ma> u,e:

r iu , and won unanlmoua approtal n UJ on a Tolce rote. I t u ld ; n> 'W hereat, we of the DemocraUc ngg Qd parly of the aUte of Idaho feel ^

th a t a crlili does now exUt; unem - >,9 ployment h u reached fcn usex- ,i_ ed P««t«d pMk: bualnaaa U fillU ii off ley tn d the farm problem btcomln* _

of r e a t contem; ‘>1. -Thirefore ba It reaoWed U « t I®* W w? u a body jo on record u call- me ,11 In i upon the rorem or . . . to call * « ,„ i a tpeelal aetslon of the aUte l«(ls>,11 lature lo examine the falllni prices “ o

of lumber, mineral*, agrleultural m produeU, and. further, examine the unemployment altuaUon to th a t Uie ‘

IW letUlaturc*. m ty help brlns about far ,V£' a aoluUon to theae problem* which In

are o t trea t eotteem to Uie cltlaeru bei of Idaho," , not

in su n VaUey, toyU e uEd he phi 1 weuU-have-no-eofflment-uoUl-after eel: _ he recelTed the resoluUon. C

The other reaoluUon aald the ere ® : “right to work- InlUaUre “U mU- of

leading tn d dow not aid In Uie ae- j .. euremenl of employment for ciU- pai

u n a ’of UiU aUU.-* «oitil. - ’T V rtner.'^ tT iJV 'auch-lnm atlY e -j», md propoul would be detrimental to no no Ubor wlUiln our sta te and would i

tend to destroy the purcha*ln« pow. vh er of laberint people In Idaho. *«- which In turn, woutd be detrimental {« to Uie economy of our lU te and u,, would tend to gretUy reduce the co

QB economle leeurlty of the farm en and fmall bujlne^jmen of Idaho." {„

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ben of Llncoln-Dlalne Pomona Cha « a n n g e T hunday nlghl a l Uielr Hyr '• regular meeUng a t Magla Orange Prai

hall. Hl<r<■« s u t e M uter W. E. Adams. Eagle. Hon* said Uie soli bankJs not ullsfactory CIKi* and “our surplus shouldn’t be called Ora:

lurplui bu t reserve because it there Pc^ w e r^ a total-erop failure or war Orti

Uiere would be no surplus." hold“ He said Uie fanner U in minority, shot , la u Uian aeven per cenl of the a r t

populaUon, and tha l Oranges should mad “ strive to work with the rural-urban Tl •* rtsldents, Uiwe Just outside clly wlU ^ limits, to acquaint Uiem wllh Orange to h J* work. mee

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1. m ent allolmenta. sU llni Uiey are “ J ill wrong for Uie fanner. "We should ^ J . get out from under regulaUons u 2*“ ' ea soon Ki possible. The program now la la force ts dellniuly not for Uie

family sited farm. ',e -Prelghl rates are too high for U « Ul farm pfoduee. We need more co-ops PW Jh In buying and aelllng ae Uiat is the T n* belt way to attack Uie prlee squeete "c j

now exlsUng." the sUte m u le r em- haa >ie phtslsed, and "mosl of all we seed e r *e lf.he lp-prog«m »;-'hn»nclnd td ; Wy;

OUier program .sumben of Uie lit evening Included songs by a group » Is- of men fisra Magic Orange. Mr*, mtr ie- J. Howard Manning was accom- U- panUt and slngen were Vem John- p ,

aoa. Oeorje Hom, U rry Tewi, Paul 1 1 y* -Jacobsen—W lllUm-Kemer,—V .-C . — to Rou and E. I. Shaw.■Id Mr. and M n. Joe Wursl. Oanneti:» • who received the slate and naUonal P 10. tw trds for younc eoupli of Uie year ^ lAj ror l u t year, spoke on Uielr trip to J- •> n<l the naUuiai Onnge meeUog t t hon lie Colondo Springi. They pUyed a n>oi • " recording which ccnUlned messages and

from the naUonal master. niUonal slot lecuirer. naUonal juveiUlt matron t and Idaho slate masler. hav

X*. A skit WM presenUd by Odell U . OluUleld and HaU Roif, both from cha ik. RIehtleld Orange. Closing remarks Vlll [c» were given by Mn. Eugene Alex, net :ra. ander, Klchfleld, Pomona 'lecturer, aa 1 h e The business meeting w u con- E

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'aster Sc6res ;deral Soil Bank » »Pomona m u te r . Reports wer* given pi^na on subo rd ina te-O rangJ-w otk-by , ChaUleld. for Richfield Orange; „ e j , Hyrum Meservy, Dietrich m u u r; nm n Prank Ollskey. Vpper Big Wood Hetuli River O range a t llalley; Oeorge „ Hem. Maglo 'O range m uU r, and Clifton D aylty . Wood Illver CinUr Orange m u le r . *‘7 "

Pollowing t discussion on SUte G nnge, th e group wenl oa record ^ holding Uie O range meel a t Bho* T ^ r shone nex l October. Dayley made « v l a report on accqmmodaUons survey | made tn Shoihone for the meet. J

Th* Pomona execuUve committee WlU -meet to appoint conunltteu U) handl* arrangem ents for Uie lUle meeUng. nuniif

Dean Barney. Sidney Edwards and “ “ P"' RusseU E. Powell*were appolnled t« Uie audlUng, commlitee. ^ "

Mrs. Adams w u present wllh her .N o r husband. The two planned to Uare Saturday for Washington. D. C., Dami where he will aerre wlUi commltlee. men on the NaUonal Orange Execu- Uve committee to present Uie Orsnge pro'gram to congress, Eui

The nex t Pomona mteUng will be W. A. held M arch S a t Dietrich Orange Hnt: hall. . Alice

Earl V ln u n t. member of Wood O utn Rlv*r-C*nter-<}range.-*ai-glven:Uie M'l™* flfUi degree.

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1 P a u l B o a rd Gives S ; B u i ia in g 'P e n n i t si PAUL. Jnn . 11—The Paul village atUnt- board Usued buUdlng permits lo works I J. J. Bertsch for t n addition to hU held ' t home and U> Tom Pellon for a boiler Uan 1, room for a new drycleaning p la n t-------1 and a Uilrd to PelUxi to extend bUI storebulldlnt; a t the back.I The board voted Wedne.vlay to

have the wnter tank cleaned. Clydet Bronson, vtllage marshal, wilt be In » charge of cleaning .an^ngemenis, s Vlllass -funds. wUl be moved lo tlie .. new Paul Bank and Trust company

u soon t s possible.'- Dog licenses t r e now due and p sy

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Olto andHAOERMAN. Ja n . J l - O ra n l Zol* U n. Pi Iger, commander of Uie Wendell allly and nerican-Xeglon'p«t.-*pok|-to Ui« positions, •mben of the Hagennan post and counselor• auxiliary on Thursday evening e a ! l? j j^ 'ihe Leglpn ball. BierUni He reviewed tho organliaUon of Tain Pp e Legion and achlevemeols for conclude terans. H s nole<l work wlUi'young discussloi ople. Including Boys' state. Olrls' istd U«li kle. and of Boy Seoul troop*. He Uii empli to spoke oo pending leglslaUon onterans In congress. X T o ir iFourth D sllrlct Commander Harry i i a V j 1Ui spokt on tcUvlUes In Uie

During th# business meeUng Uie •ixlllary discussed the polio cam- a i »-5 lign.t h l legion heard a report Uial >;«l TOaho WM again wllhln the Uip 10 Chief PaiI the memberaljlp quola for Uie Robertisl yesr. Members also made final adaress :ana for roUerskaUng which wlll.be «*n ml •Id durini~lhT-fcItiKy-mMlUU-Tm 9an-P w ich Tuesday tn d Balurday eve- Bchall i n . »IUi Mr. u ia U n . W wn, eooj.y p ensles In charge.Special akatlng parUes can be ar- « ' jiged by Individuals by contsctlng ! > n ( ther Mr. H enslet o r Vemon Mav-

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Duplicate EventeyS io rw ^h .rs .r^"»S; Uie Elks buUdlng by Uie Jfrome g, upllcate Bridge club. The mtet« . . • ig next week wlU Jeature Uie ^onthly m u le rp o ln t'p lay .North and *oulh w lnnen w m tneuurer In. Hugh Call and M n. W, H. er.nutel amard. first; Mrs. W anen'K ays mjby, E ^d Mra. Irv ln t Towle. *eeond: Mn. pert; Ar: atl Pelt and Mrs. Harry Elcock. m U llrd. ilneer. iE u t and west winners were Mn. conserva ^ A. PetcRi and M n . Ctiarle* Peek, n t ; Mr. H, B. SmIUi and Mrs, llci Clark, second; Mn, Maurice H uirry and Mr*. Bturgeon McCoy.

MEET ATTENDED t BHAOERilAN. Jan . U—Wllllim ;jnes. Ben Morris. Ray Clawion. ;sahti Orldley, Mac BUllard and \ D l j Iwood Orlmes member* ot the Doy / ev< cout committeemen, and Rex Me- j jhU ltyrD artl-taiughlin-and-A llred --------andy of the Cub Scout committee . . ^ tUnded the recharter banquet and orkshop for tho SeouUng proram « » » ''• eld Wednesday a l Uie F ln t Ctiris- S ADC an church In Jerome.___________ CTX3001

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meetlnt «X tha Twin Palla dest Thitrsc le. haU.I benefit vUl be held Wedoei. . Ptecedln^ t the Orange hall tn d Uie pub* <uaner w u innted. aceordlnf to Mrs. Ir* by the J a y i

lodenstab. All O range couplu , , a,

I. Bodeniub reported a t the *ng on Uie *ucco* of the county I * " cUalcs.ind-U f*rt.all-O r«n*»

Jen not ye t UwnunUed W get , Orangeworken a t Uie clinic P»«ma inuary wer* Mr*. Donald Seen. *Th* Towi nd Mr*. Hugh N ebon. «a* dl*cu*Mra fealuha of the meeUng tn . by Uii boar d officers of Ute O ra n n mak. meel s l I 4ew Year'* tow* in a candle. Weaver, ceremony; a ahort talk on th* Membenh ted future accompUsbmenta ber wUl be i Orange In U>e coming year nea* for thi range M u te r I rr ln BodensUb; due* commi xount of a trip through Carls* C h sria I taverns by Tom Speedy; and a and M. L. C of Uie Montana home of a fo r. ui* htihw*j Orange member. E arl CarroU. —oah Oliver. . r . r irreshfflent*-wer«-*«rved;hy^. |> O a r X«j*.-O eon«-Ro»enef-*nd-M r. — = -------Mn. L T. Crted. The next reg- I T n r meeUng will be held a t I P-b . >73 a t Ul* O rangt haU. WENDEL

rome BPW Club Fffwi' leets on Monday '’m.*'...*R O M E „ Ja a J l= T h e Buslnecs p « rg e R. Professional Women'* club of lard read ne will m eet a t Uie home of Willard *ai Irven Rober*on for Uie regular U n . a ^ h iy meeUng Monday evening. Gold and llh N ancoiu.. program chair-ssng«ccom:

u y s the progrsm wlU consist ington.rry {fftliri-* « «m I 'f m»mh*r« Pnlff'fJITlhe future buslnes* lesden of Oeorge Ber rlca clilb of Jerome high school mer Ooble. a Ulk by Mra, Irene FUUer. A. BmlUi,

I Palls. ParUclpaUng m Uie akil Contludit be Ray Kays, David Preshour. Hailey cetr Jlumphj«ys, Lois SJalter. P a t Uon of We

and Rodney Calder. The Haileyt . Puller will apeaii on person* No. Jl, wlU:and personal relaUons In oftice in charge,

Jons. Mrs. Puller U Women’s graveilde selor a l Twin PalU Business servW u clge_____________________ P a l l^ r eerUng C. Larson, president of 1 PtlU Buslnes* college. wlU soiu MUtor lude Uie program by leading a .’ S ! / . . usion on Uie value of special-

.SS* “ ““ *“ m K ; ivy’s Deserter S!‘S Nabbed a t Filer18-ytar-old navy deserter w u w u i

n Into custody Priday by the O n n ie fal I PDI agent and Filer Police m j Thund ■f Paul Patterson la Filer. jar. iiberl Allen SchaU. whote home j tm u Bar •ess Is North Jackson. 0.. has mry. pinns I missing from his slaUon a t «t Uie fair-Pranclseo-slnce-8eptf-Mr40S7_ —Jiaii WM lodged In Tn'ln Falls Z 7 | | p p lly pail where he.wUI be held B i f f i i i I the arrival of naval auUioriUes, ■

Snow Measured |URLEY. J tn , 11- T h e fln t snow "T H •eys souUi o t here have been | - N

rews m euure S8 Inches al er WiUl J.T Inches of water; rell Canyon had 44 inches of ■— r WiUl 13J Incliea of waUr; c n u lelt had 36 Inchea c f snow wlUi ^ , ,nches of w ater; Scout camp had Robert nches of anow wlUi BJ inchea of »STO er; Summit SprUiga had 25 Inch- f snow wltii 6.4 Inches of water, - he surveys were U ken Jan. I n an M-7 SnoCat. Taking the jurement* were Jamea N. Dry*Uatelton: Ted TutUe, Elba; Pred ny, Bublelt; .Bam Osgood. Ru-

Arlo Uoyd. Almo; Jack.W al- »oU conservtUon service en­

ier. snd Oordon J , Price. *oll jervaUon service, Burley. ^

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S Coiiiaucts ” Fajrira JnitiaLMeeting (^ jj,D E L L'Jan. II — J . Porrest ■ condocted hi* initial meet* CChamber of Commere* presl- O Chunday evening . I U« City

rdlng Uie buaineu meeUng w u aerred 10 17 memben

Jay.C*E»e*. .u decided b) eonUnu* Uie ,■m**UBg*-for-lhe-fiew-ye«r, j^ n ------ ^n on new Industry plan* s ilade by Oeorge Wahler tn d „ telsaler. The report on the r brochttr«--wu-, mad*-by e«man. Anderson aiTown and Country InsUtut* Wellhousen. icussed and lefl lo a decision b .um . orgar board of dlrecton who will un Wellhou

a t I p. m. Monday wiUi trvtn Ke county Parr

benhlp card* for Uie Cham* ter Shouse 1 be ordered U) be In readl- »pp!iftUoni ir ths ISU membership and m ust be In immlttee. nouneed th l a MUIer, M. L. McBride eet for a t . L. Oates wer* appointed on offlcen am :hway committee. a t the city h

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tDELL, Jan . II - P uneni I t w u vc t wer* eonducted for Boas velopment i I Burrell a t II tm . T hunday luUon U> i WendeU LDS church. BUhop u x over a t >f. Willard officiated. of Uie one-j

InvocaUon w u given by waa present , R. U ncasler. Bishop Wll* u i e a l time, ead' U if oBltuao '-'Cnincfy U m a rm a ttr 1 w u speaker. Income pou

CTeo Prince, Mn. W. A. "or^eand Mn, Lonin Stepenson ecompanied by Mri. L, N, By- ’

i6arcrjjtfre_G anl7 ,oU lD «r. ^I Benscn. Kenneth King. Mo- *loble. Clyde Petersen and J. B U 6 8 . J lUi, • films were tiluding rites were held a t the nod a;id Oi

cemelery under Uie direc* Thursday ei f Weaver mortuary. WendeU. building. Oc falley American Legion posl ihe oUier ■ , wlUi Joe Wurst. commander, maKpi* Ua| irge, conducted the miUlary changeaju : Ide- rltesr-Jam ts—Lelchllier iu„ch w u i u chaplain.

>Mrfra were Oeort* H cK tr. ___________Robenon, Delmar Nichol- ,

fllton Savarla, Henry W unl, | 1 | ^ Uny Bonin.'rtiearcn were Len Dulx, Rob- ^jberwn and Pred AUen. Joe jer WM Uie bugler, ' X Aiben of Uie Hailey Leglcn / f S S t erred u Uie color guard tn d ' i 0 ring aquad.

CHAIRMAN ELECTED ITAUOH. Jan. 11-Joha Sil* r u elected chairman of the e f tlr committee a t t meel- lunday night a t the home of J ! * * * , Jld Mrs. J. W. Beck. M rs l U I C O ’

Sargent w u eleeUd secre- 'lans for decorating the booUi Dm. liU i fair w u discussed. dlabiln u

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SU N D A Y -M O N D A Yne Russell - Keenan W>-nn BIETtDf ? "T H E FU ZZY PIN K

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S U N D A Y -M O N D A Y I V I X I

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For-Dining and Enter Out of the Ordin;

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raB ureau^ 'bief-Names-------5 8 Directors tSEN. Jan. II _. Uie new ch.lrm.e of S!Buirau. appointed hu Jl'* chairman for iht

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tr Shouie wai nimM th i- l!^: the poUry extcunon mI ' i S

Robert P t t t v j r o i f j ^m ent;-M r. and Mrt’ w ? ' W .Jn and Mr. ina Mn m, '„ \ .***jaen.prognm;Dtiffi, J ,srganliauon; and .Mr» w .r Slllwusen. women’i ch.irflu. S

Kevan reporifd cn ' Iitf

mse rtminotd isrmfn i>...“ on* falling ,.jn f b A t f te In by Jsn, n . iid the dau of Jjn. u wtfl

a tn ln in r ichool for nti Pand commltifp chtaam tW

Jty hall. T ainPsii!. ^ 5^Drd Walker prewnifd tP'lonu ie rtili ltow oricb lllm p»

I. Lee H ulim ltd i duc^ tM I the g u refund.IS voled Ihll Uie policy 1/1*en t commltlee drt*- a toj. r** to arenge tim ifri intoaj

jne-year buls no i ii.ed. -n-j pifl’ aented because of tht unttts W “ times ot farm ptwluce, totti. **nattnr*m xreiJtl8iU Tin»nr possible one ytir. «nd pn-..

nor^e the next, dtptndlnr a ^Bitnd, f««ind Mn. Verl Pillerion »k, ‘

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15. Jan. 10 — Tao wliat, ^ ■ere shown to mambert of iht Liiri id Oun club a t lhelr metuu 7tn,ay evening at Ull hlih icbtd «3<!g. One w u about u la o n aa ner covered big gime. Tti t-flie

trap w u dlscu\i(d but u eitcti a_Mrrt<l_til)on.JIhe.petlijS w u sened by mtmbcrL fl.'lrr

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i c o v e r e d lOEB!.lll*»iMnr«lw,iulfiiifio<i i n *a4 hi! thiici •! fwJi •»«rtslrldid.________________h*’i dlKOviftd lOQ BintTlC,

pudtlan Hd ctnklil,■jm a cemlitl Iinl of UO dk. k•DC rgOM Ihll will liw mill 1« t(It diltffyl « Oivt. ir ftaI the Mpir i?>Mi ^ lu*ke> D m W idk ili> il« ci>r w M U O .

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ellr'i pnsjKUd .! ^ ? » ! i e r th*t Umt. T h t elly ■

‘Ttr5^ “H /S r& U K in W eonUnue w - lot* of p

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im plt pur* under- for Uiel In Ull* tre t to fill Uon h u

^ n t ^ of 10 to 18 niimon K^oojj^.

dUKtlon of the city'* modnled

S flS ?p :S lM ^*»n e^erlnw nul JddlUon! " ^ r r S l T , 1,000 10 UOO teet, 11., ,

be drilled in M rth tm p w lv u '^ of the city. If^lhl* «11 U

lUtttsfully further mprere- „ j,£ NfBti rnijht b« made In Uie field .insbllnc 5 S ^ jd K .- t ih r r_ C ljm _ to J M nsfr pUnt fielUtlM.

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s ; ^ U Iht bMt •v*UU.le, Uie Thla *i S £ j T*ln Ptil* fllltr Pl»nt PWlenM ^ our *»t«r KlentlflMlly cletn <Jo wlUi

• S i r t Ibe UM of filter*, K ittns one of o ud tfilorlfliUon. . Mrred la

Tlse rt«l Jieurt of the tltuaUon Is In* Worlla; Uie eonsmieUon of t u v - of 71 thl ut dlipatl pitn t by T«'ln m u and hoiprajj oot be u i iMlfited event but {{«M ef 1 chtln ruicUon to (tive nottaiTtln Ml*, but *Ter)'one from j,|j„ -rheji;bon llte to the P»clflc beUer theV eK r.lit; for houiehold u«». IndmtrW. ,[ i 'u i /d ,

-itftOmrtl-tnil iK rn tlon«l-pur- tHe'TutTdj

rtlU toten ptised a 11,- count!°^ c m bond iMue for Uilj purpo»e " “.(f *f OK. 10. Powtello will hold MX tlee- \M tor t tlmlUr tfliounl Peb. IB,If flKllon outcome* In Pociltllo ThU U isl M fl r*lU nrffftw rtble, erery £!**»"'«■ riW munldpallty In Idaho will be bUHoni fti

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Letter Expresses f r . r i Mother’s Thanks without L

* For Friends’ AidWler. T1mej-New»:

Beouu of Uie help ilfen ui by \a people ef Mtglc Villey we feel '«t wuld like onee . | t l n to' ei- ‘ " I , , sw cu r tppreeUUon. We jtcelted « * P ‘ B TB7 much help m d pr»yir»Won wt lefL While wt were lone S , “ Ibl aelihbcr* tnd friend* h e « “ ' " “ ^. •Jlthtd OTtr our children *o well »« 4)d not h*T# to wonr ibout 'I to whlli we wert gone.

Sfle» cur return »nd llltle Ciri'i 2<61th. we lUll h«T« been receWni *"aril tnd help from m miny_pto- R"Th»ugli'thl» Ust two monthi

lure letmed how wonderful 'P»P> tr* wherf they know iome- “U oHdi eneouranemenl-ftDd htlp, ^ 1?

AlUwuth we did not bring cur i .« T . ■ty bidt u we pr»yed snd hoped r n w could, we do not regret Ui< I f t tiawe we t»re him, ISli 1IIU« h u r t * ' ' M Ml worked the moKlet tn the • Bpte. 1/ ^ ptrt for 80 long Uu»l Uiey h id Ih t Id»ho ™ « r= T h u r f* u i iu f jn K t tm n - h tr r th t* - « Ilnte tliey wert untblt to work inilnlnir a “ tlieyihould, - BodentL

Tbe d»y »(itr his operaUon he Qu*rt«r» ( ^ to me Iboul his IttUe brethir llSUi » m MJ. hli «Ut«r Kay and aboul Twin r u i

^ In tht plane. He w u flulU B. irn iy a "JPT ill diy. He knew his faUitr K y, lo rw ^ oe and willed a t u» Jusl befor* radio ra»li

» i hope U ul through Carl and couno^b* J ^ r a tU onei who hare had thl* h# wlU re WlUon Uii doeion will Joon be Twin I-tlb •J to lire all UitM UiUt onts

htlp’Uiey need, have «celved letlern trid f

‘ren from New Jeney. New • [;gW(LCiUforuUPe«ple a rt t o ------------ fOur n e ig h b o r * tnd L

ehlldrin *11 a - - I t » i ? * o f ^ '* “ ' ***"* ' I

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There'; No 'Substitute For i x p e r i e n c e i i , - ™

d e n t a l !!pP U T E '

S E R V IC E .Oa “ "Ia “ ^ " > c e reprtMnlJ over call m e i

In Uie buiineaa. ' obUgaUoi

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Vews PuhliO m a n Voters Watd

Problem Here'ed. O ur wnaller neighbor* of >dln*. R upert and Klmbtriy, u Editor. Tlr I U —the largpf gommiTnlrU* rf T ■fiiilii t t. u w u to n . Caldwell. Moscow. T ^ . i ^ o . many o thers already h a rt Uken it,, n»«rA

■ itep. Twin rail* can eiert ,V, uh» w l*I_»*«>i}ser_moril_BrcMurt_on few ttnw ln lng offenderi when ,

are bl«mele.« o u n e lm . ,'e of the league ln»lt« dbeuMlon f ‘*‘ '

crlUclam of all phaifs of thli o ther civic problems. City gor- I certain

tien t b most effecUre wticn ill ' 'Hh you i lt.1 cItlteM are thinking m d fontrd*to king toward t l« solution' of *e csn woi Jlemi. Toward UiU goal wt all sppreclatd worklne. tlon* th a l :la . niC HA RO HIOH, President

(Twin. Fsllsi * * * * . #

*rogi-essive Educati ^BlSme for Sclioolor, Tlmei-N«wa: need.I t srUele abou t Uit peoplt not A few 3 Ig for bond Uiues h is s second »'’®‘ Cl pul to 11 In Resdera DlgesU Though Uii brings fo r th .lh e fact ih sl In jspltsllal j

of plscej where people s r t well ‘or our - pi to handle a bond Issue Uiey »boul

i f - w c a u i t^ u ie y get-lM -lltU e “ ' “">“*h-p Uietr money. School constnic- k l l" snd il h u co l lo th e point where Uie tiv

oU sre such pslacei Uiat lhe aecided-cii tnicUon cott per pupil accom* • oum s i t sled ts gelling clear oul cf educ* sn. About th e only ihlngi the ®”e

a sm all L *s Vegas gsmbling America Uon. • of educstioI a wonder tho crackpot “pro. *,‘1lives’* haven’t pu t oul a course w w i. ni,t! ucccisful gambling. Nothing to r you could leam succeuful :,iii - .I,.t . . . u ,™ a ; ; ,- ”:

* * * * ■ be the cau, 1 prepired fo

ia d e H B e p io r e s -« E,ed Tape Net in i^eterans’Affairsir. -nmea-New*:Is arUcle concerns a recent « • neo I took p a rt In, I l h » to rlUi A veU ran who served m o ,, ««•» . , Of our w orsl war*. This msn d la r ra n e e and Oerminy dur. L , ! ATorld war I. Now a l Uie SRe . ih li vclcrnn hsd become 111 . H *ure Is hosplU IIrjtlon wss In ordir, wss tempornrlly wllhout fundi ernm tnt"u WlUl no one to Uke care of f l S n U The Idea of transporlailon to ,, , ,r«Kran.i Hospital a l DoUe con- ^ a j r o ^ e n 2_ s lr^ e ji0_0M tagton.for-yi unds fo r r m and oil and no emmeni thi vould charse thl* to Uielr tc- .,honi _ nr , The veterans ' admlnlstfatlon n o t advance expenses without aulhorltaU on for the trip. 'J 1* one or Uilngs Uist ■ ■ I H me. Thl* country., can spend

14 and send I t lo China. Korei, '____ _) and Ahlp hitlf Uw Dohuoki RXXZ H unjM T over here, but csnnol _lythlnk for a m sn who foughi ■ie of the w orst and dlrUest K1 war* w t ever -had - noi Vu t Uie so callcd suUiorluUon. - ■ . the United States csn pity cr hen to every rsce snd coun- ^Ul Uielp own. Myself. I hsre f lilly and have been unemployed ■me Ume. bu t I charged enough Vind oil to U k i this man lo ~o tplU l la Boise, seem* Uist idm ln lstn tloD should be sl.

lo hav* emergency fundi set LADII lo r such cases. If we u n help naUon on esrUi. why csn’l

.lie enough to get one of our \ - \ / i w ar velerAn.1 lo the hoipltsl u t 20 miles o f red tspe. Thtt 1*r ano ther cose of bont-htsdid U C iiistrtU on,___ ___ _ n c /------ ja ' c k allbv

(Twin PalU)

F. Guardsman • f[- ’0 Attend School 7^e. ) /c l H a n r W. Bodenstabof « «■/ Uho arm y naUonsl guard left * iit*-w«et-to-r*c*lT*-*pe«i*ll»d _ = ^ = Dir a t a re su U r ansy school. • Ni cnstAb, a member of hetd. a m . !r» eompany, third bslW lon. • a rm ortd cavalry regiment, t t PalU. voluntetr*d for Uit U. ny a h n o r tchool s t Ft. Knox. , * u f» r«» lv* UutrucUoa la am or m a la ltnance . rU scheduled ta complet* UitI about AprU B. at.w U ch time ^ .uII re tu rn ta bU hom* unit at t tu v * * PalU. ____ _

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L ife I n s u r a n c t

S u s in e s s L if e In su ro n c i ( ( ^ | For P r o te c t io n O f — P a r tn e r s h ip s— S o l« _ P ro p rie to r ih ip s u H r ^ 0 5 e l ’C o 7 ^ r o t io h » — -»dviee In any phase ot your ^mal o r business U fe. HealUi Sickness Insuranc* plans,

me a t .'lEd«rood 3.U10. No aUon of course. •

k R O L D D . C 0 0 k4 0 1 _ .P o p lo r A rtn u B i F a l l i . R U w o o d U 21I)

•

die Forumitchtower Unit Furtl oices Gratitude p i On Aid Receivedjr. ’Tlmea.Nea-s: [ j i,woumike-to-tflkr-thniTjpar-r-nfnaeU-tc .y to e ip re u our gr.iiiiuuf [or ou Uie fai

>'»‘f Kivrn commenllni lhe WstchtOM'er convtmioni in 10 lee monnmeB-New«.---------------------------auesUonrTlilw would like to exprr.%3 Kiinre- mtn reiaU an to Uie newsroom for thf a i. wived If ei on glren enough int:ertalnly have enjoyrd ^you snd jo u r staff .nd i,xn “ i«l,.«?®

ird*to fu ture occasloiu Mhen in work together agalu. 1 ti„vc J'®'* ] eelatrt the help and j j j jw . ‘tha l you have offered. ’’®“ '

LEO E. N E\V Ea l’™1!*wJ[,'” (Twin P.ILM i ' ^ d o n t '

- * * * * illounent

a t i o n ’ G e t s

o l D e f i i i i e n e y L V m ;

few year* ago th* nu'.';»:u » « ; 1 j d around for a tchool tir in n W O r l Q gh Uie Aiherlcans are, to .Tsllsl pigs, they m ade'* t u b W n l t l 'Ur -^progressive'* aystem. "aboul two years time, ilicr _ ' ] V p Y

sndilnding no sputnllu bloom- rdtior -nm in Uielr bm ln cavities, liiry ed-ciplUllsts had glvrn ilirm . J]’® m steer and they took 011 » “ *1 ” , eduMUoiisl program, ulinil.ir

e one we Icl lhe •■ptogressivc.v

lerlcs ll Keltlnic the same type “4jSf lucstion Ruwlft gol from pro- f!?ive educaUon, bul n., ycl hsj :uid lenso enough Ui drop ll. “ ** f Ruula Ll m nklns the study lyslcs, mnUiemaUc.1. etc, com- ,"*’"5 r>- snd cetiing sclentlsLs snd ^

mtory courses In the hard mb-Uiey were n o t .given in high ,j*ubl t

American pnrent.i had better MuM*Uke"i up to the facts of schooling, i.uon ef B( oubl lota of people feci the million nsl Educ#Uon SiioclftUon and _ ' others are looking ou t for our llonsi needs: B etter look Into (EA snd all th e rest and you ■ ,be surprUed. CommunUla are ‘‘r*'’*, 7 , J ; tk all over. « t bscfcTnlUrt Is ^ueer th s t people can ,|n^ oursel. loled aboul the government ..inds.Ig In educaUon. W hen Uie goV- :nt Ukes a dollar from you hool* (and It has to first gel _:ii you) I t lo»cs sbout to cenu r^ R EAS I you get I t back from Wssli- o a NNETT kJor-your-*oliool.-And-gi«-tov- HcaonlgtiL- rnl Uien h u a hold on your a „ rg o P . .: - or Uie communUls do.

M. R . BRANT tlon's SUl a ^ m b e r ly ) been In the

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.ADIES' PLAtN

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n- Voice OJrtlier Explanation Plans to Cure Farm, *nmej-Newi: And the am.uh to Uiank Jam es Budd of or cci :» fui' te«din»-mr-<ll»eour*e t farm riddle and also for frown on »i tnilng on It. I. too. would like Bior* discussion on UiU v lu l

)n-*nier«ls-no-problem ln hu- - tlU i-w h c s relaUoni Uiat could noi be «cre lary of If enough pw p lt would t.ike

w u n o t m , W ,. U .' Ilhe markeUng quota plnn ’ “‘O-

be volunUry, I agret wllh u t wouldn’t work-. U would " " f - " " *ve to b« approved by a. ms-vow cf Uie growers, and com. <i« wouB would have to be compul- *‘'y '■Uh penaUles a tuched , jUil '■i , « Wllh in . B>»™ i , c , m , f i , ™ , , ' '

M ’Un “S.c''r.1 “bJcount bales in a warehouie

“ “2 " ‘ ~ » s w „ ;* * * . * price *y»um

rid Control of hlte Race Seen [ext-WaiuStakes r.=J!^S, Tlmei-News:war lords are doing a lol of <jucuon xiie islUlng now ds>i. A person u ,)n ito tto r help but wonder.. Jusl wliere can a politic nd. Seems to me we'd beller „fcicc-ticIortJ»Jjr»i>-).»>-*".i__________1:European mlxup. __________ ;flral world wsr we turned

tilng except Uie wsr debts over DrlUiU and French. Tlie sec-

'orld war x e fought on Uie ild** snd the RiUKlsns look

s r t of Europe, "niey took the %bsakel.snd U ie jio m a n iijw iy ._____ 9 ___usJla Is ready for Uie mopping V■ ra U o n .______ __________________ _ ,___SUia~be foolUh (or Russia or' ilttd- BUte# lo flghl an *11- ( omie wsr. Bolh sides would Jbl be weskeaed U> s point \

lha Japsnese snd Chlnete iske over. Jsp a n has s popu- | of BO million and Chins SOO

queillon U whelher tha white iI going lo be the controlling r the controlled race. V/e s r t IIn the most wonderful sge ' . I Ume. I *sy le t Uie U. a, ‘ I

* In ,her own orbit or we'll ' , irselves scsltered to tha four 1 I

MRS. BUD SMITH , '(Bliss) ' I

; EAST SERVICE LISTED ' ,NETT, Jsn . 11- P f c . John D, 'ilgttl.-atrK m -of-M rr*nd-M rs;--------' ,— •I p . .McDonlgat, Ottiuiett, U . '; WlUl the first cavalry dlvl- ' ,lUl cavalJy In Korea. He hns 'I Uie Far East since l u t April. ' ^

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if the ReOin Made of Club, Im ■m Problemsamounl of wheat In a bu- ^coiion in a bste. doesn't Editor. Timei-

Ut_lh£_amQtmi.Uiat.c&u.be . - m u - u - . - 1. n sn acre does vary to a ,n d thanks to* ‘Ifsree. possible the bfj ' how the plm would work m the bsndiht ihesi-si-sii-«»*iiipio.-TJ>* m M -tesson—• of igrlculliirr would dr- _ , ' .. « 1»1 ... L onnl p r l« ".1 n t i^ r a i M .11. y t . r ’> ";lie home mirUrt would sb- ,“ ’5 ^ " '7/ ich farmer would bc cn- “"I,.* ’" ?

^tll that per cent o t h fIlh «ale> Alipi didn't check I 'l . ,! ! ,amoum hr hnrt Irft In slor- ? ,would be subject to pen- ‘

Thsnk.1 to II" nothing new about this permllllng thele libor unions hsve betn s a d providing: It fnr decades and they pUce of storsiibe rtoliig all rithi, I l would. ’Thanks to th. bt s fsrmtr’s union—co- Uiree rsdio »u: I.' a .beller word—spear- served supportty ihf necreisrv nf ngripiil- Bni£rani_in(L«bscktTT))' the government lie w ith the p

;he members in line. I t r!»o funds,w htt ll known as Uie two- T hanks to II

lU m -i fixed- price for lhe mereo for assiarket snd a flexible price bim y of esubltver psrl of the . aurplu* midlUon. whlcd >i)wfd of sbronrt, n^uo U> grow wUie whole »cheme h liny- T lianks to I

I I coulU menUoii a worse d u b s and all 0» about buying farmers off ,n d eenerosllj-producuon-whlle a t the funds to eel thile opening up big new rec- Thos* of us

projecu 10 increase pro- u ,i , commltleThe only comment one ctin Bcreed th st fetor thst one U. "How dumb tunlUes everllllclsn get?'’ I l i S us* u

HUBERT r . RICKETTS proud to have' . iR fP ra m im n ------hrocn~ >r - irfm

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T i> • 'i> t SHOSHONE, JIndividualAppreciated Srw.SC- 1 Yule Display-a- le t(er-of-appr« la llw w rrlto n es-ro n n iyi to sll who helped mske MotiUily reporle besuUful nsUrlly scene in s the buslnesid.ihtll dufmg Uie Christ. club._Rnlph A.

on ill* tfcrelar>’'lo Ilia nicn and nomen Coffin gave the

llie fore.\l(la and expend* Howard E. AierB to srture Uie figures monry In the I

lliein gUu-cosied. glasses for child:10 the Indlvldunls who and can 't afford

le scene In the bnnd-Oiell envl memorial dc■d the lUblf. cresting such mado 10 the fun^ttlns. • O uesu were Leto lhe cliy fathers for McGolC

: the use of Uie bsndshell the Jlalley club 'ding the rlecWclty. snd The blrUidsytofsie for this msterlsl, Brown and to the newspaper snd Uie0 lUUons lor Uielr unre- ----------:pport In publlcUIng the f 3 C 6 1

ha puqwjo and need for Mra. Msr^bell sen. Incurred ml

to Iht Chamber of Com- P rld ty nlghl wh ' assuming Ihe reapoMl- ° l » 1®5« Pord 0 esUblUhlng Uilt btaullful » borrow pit which we hope will con- com er. Klmberlj row WlUl th t coming years. Depuly Sherll to the churches, service Ported Mrs. Hoa all oUien. whose concern HP and other 1

rosily provided sufficient estimated daniag el the program under way. ih a -r r o n ro r th e if us who have served on mltiee are unanimously and which nellet s t few committee oppor- effect on the spli ever hsve excited and P.S.—To date, s u this ont did. We are gU 3J0 o t Uit f. have hsd a small pnrt In 1~trpmniaBar~tina»ruting -

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I Canvass Contest S ted Jan . 16inve hert will be con. " O " - /the Rotsry club. -Hie rgln on J tn , 18 and end d 'op lcr of lay. Jan, 22. league,ednesday noon meeting " '"y be, Presldcnl E, 1. siu.w 1« lensUi,* Gomes to divide the “"=1 foHow iiior; ir-inrraember»-tocoverr "nd-ihe-MinjMibll! •eports were given dur- tulhor tubmllllni siness meeUng of Uie * Uie deiidllr

A. Lawrence,reported to Oroc*•iary’s record snd Mans ” "d. noise.

the treasurer's report, l-'uriher Inform r. Adkins reported on um ed Irom Miss lhe blrUidsy fund for olfice box 2313. Bihlldren who need Uicm ------------ford Uiem. He said sev- T r ____ .al donstlons hava been n , O I l i e S t e £ ! fund recenUy.re Leonard Ryan. Boise. I j r f l W l l :Ooldrlck, • member o t * ';Iub who lives here, RUPERT. Jan, dsy anniversary ot n . units In Uie n md W, E. Gross* wer* dhiwn by four 1 the birthday tong. Tlify sr# Wesle'--------------------- Wls.: Don Oreen'./V J. .Nielsen. Main>6 l n ] U r 6 Q steal. Ml.islon ^Ibeu Howard. « . H tn -d minor fsclal InjuriesI when she lost conUtil5rd on let and slid Into ^ °p ll nesr lh* Hsrdeniberly. drawing.iherlft Psul Ravi re- O"*Howard h td a bnilsed • '’<« lho o lhe ri 1

ie r minor Injuries. He lOUU o» Mlnldok aniage to Uie rlghl side 'r ih i- ro rd -* n K f l:— j - A S 3 r i c a K £

neUed »uch a wonderful — OIc spirit of the season, $14 .75 p e r t date, wo hsve receivedhe glM we realljr need, In te rm o u n lj

W. M, MALBERQ t»p'iTwnriCTsi . ~ | l .

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any Idsho resident, U ( ' 'Iow. reports Mary Ham- • .:, for Uie sponsorln* r of the Idaho writers •<<,

y be rrom 3W0 to BWOngUi, must be flcUoa M l sliort story technlqu* wbll8hed -» o rk -o f-lh * — #— iltllns lha ttory. April !■' radllne for tubmlttlns Irac* Jordan. 8 Hulb*_____

iformatlon ean b« ob- Mlss Hammack, poat*..13. Bol.«,

l e a d U n i t s

m a t R u p e r t IJan, 11 — Komtjtead Ile Rupert area wera ■four veleran* Prldey. ■Vesley Bower, Oconto, I f ireenweii. Pm l; Harold Mtlad, and Arthur Un ean Jose. Ctllf, III sre leflTo ba chosen.

of reclamaUon willmes from the altem sto , •’ns for Uiese unll*. Th« L . ile tl from Uia July S P l l

Is located well ot Pnul r ! ^ e n nre no rtheu l tn d .)■' ildoka.___________ '

in Stok‘d Slac^"' ~ 7 .- O IL TREA'TED .' « r to n . D e lire re d .

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f | ; A t U n i t ’s M ee'. ji • <Fn> Vw* <>■*), - I ; Uoui o f tb# preMot time. H# polrI P I ad ou t tb » t tlu lnt«reit n te*1 ." • the . ^ “ ' u^ ir I n i^ S t4 b lU x ln |° fACtor In keeplf-. ! K te r« t n t « down..1 i rerlewed the e rov tb •.I • dfrelopment o t POA for the li

( :ir^tT — »-a-tt« -liT iw t-tn -the r»ho le-ey» t4 M ! 1 In tb e Unlt*d flUt«e end Puei , t ' , • 2U m ’ and IndudM e lsh l eoUntl , , • _ ; BliJae. Oemw. O ^ l n i . Jeroo

; Lincoln. Minldota. T«rln TiiU a

.♦ * S e^ ^U itrt* * M t th a t elnce li . . i j , the aieoalatlon bad loaned t l l ;'A.a| • < < |om He aald th a t In 1SS7 the I

V 'i. • eodatlon b a d ' 811' jB tm b c a ..i K - I loaned UWJ-OOa Twenty Tean la

* the uaoclatlon had a.tOO memb ----- ^-and-toaBedmof*'thaa41-flimioad

') t ' * Jan., ; ,K' : About .<00 member* «tt«niJed^ . ' ik. i . u in l* c a u u {Uetrlct m eeU ni rn d

,;,1; • A to tr i of i n nembere w e r e ^I lunoh a i T r f j t j lU * on SaUirdi

’ ' * A a o t tM M B K ^ both mc‘ tngt O. O. H ar

' -U ! i u i r ^ < ' p ^ ^i l j j i ^ ■ b e n t for the p a it jrear.

'M uj ! ^ K y n l e cautioned a ia ln i t exp,(f • J K which he termed "haxaido'

■ ‘ « ' I w V there erer w at a time for1 n > v m e r to reduce 'b is chattel diI ffl I Ji r n w U n K bU operaUng e*p«

*T , in*pofK ~c*rr7 orBrrlti*"now,

I I ■ Mrs. Ramseyerls itl ; Paid Final Hon

, * Tuneral lerrteei were held iI ;M I - r urday for Mre. Viola Maye R

I:!' I te jtT a t the F ln t Preibyte■ . u , l ..c h u rc h w ith Uje R«r. Donald

' Blackitone officiating,1. * 8oIoUt w u Roffcr Vincent

I r O rganlit WM M n. Helen AUen.m n i i ' ^ b e a r c r t were D t. u VTJo

I ' r ; B . O. Huffman. U. E. Oouberly.;.'i ■ . Kohntopp, Jaclc WlnUe aad B

, :il. • a raves.1 li'' > F inal aerrleee were conduet«<• • . I; \ Buniet Memorial p a r t Arra

, menta were by White martuary.

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j i j I I An axparl p ocber tnve* . r l i{ ; you money by'pcerenting j I i'j > . breokoge. Hovrfy rote

.! I i ; ' Phone RE 3 -5 2 7 4v ' l | ] t ' Twin* F o lll

; i 1 : LYON VAN & 14 _ i ._ STORAGE CO.n !; ; f tobert B n ra n tI j l ' j C lorenca Ford

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jlders Reelect Twc

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tnd o e o m L. Watte. Bnhl, rifbt. w tre •MtseUofl C red it ataoeUUaa Sa iw dar Mt i 1* Boftoy m e e tlu r Friday end at Twin Fe «■ CTmtti h a i be e n .p n i i a w L s U h e ^

n m tlag e f the board wlU be held.

J Mrs. Mary Rigney DiesatT.F.Home

T f l Mra. Mary Unn!* Bljney, M * Idaho rcildent alnce IBII. died ai

. ll:#0 ft. m. BaUinUy at her homi

M n. lUjney waj bom April fi 1878. a t Dorln. Mo. She married thi

point- Rer. John D. Rljney on Nor. 18 lie* of IBM. Jn Ml*»ouri and Uiey came U JucUon Maho in 1D18. They rcilded In Han. d u a aen and Twin Falti. The Rer. Mr leepln* Rigney preceded her In death ii

Norember. H55. • h and ehewaaamemberofUnBouthen ie last BapUat church of Kimberly. Sur le fact rlron are one brother, Edwerd Mc ■claUon chrlity. Mluourt, and lereral jilecc

Puerto r u n w l lerrlcea will be held a )UnUee, a p. m. Mondiy al Twin Falb mor Jerome, tuary chapel wlUi the Rer. James A lil and f r ig h t of Kimberly BouUiem Bap-

tilt church oftietiUng. Concludlni :• lerrlcea wlU be held In Twin FalL

S iy Car Hits Girlloa dal- —BURLBYrJanrJI—Annetl«-Hal«

7. woe releaied from CotUge hoo Jed tbe piui. Burley, Saturday after beln Friday, (trucle by'a car driren by Melrln I > aer?ed Lord. Heybum.UBday. Lord itatcd that be vas goln 1 meet- ilowly on the 700 bloek on Orer Haynte, land Prlday erenlng whtn th rt S : wh<J ChUdren ran out from behind a ca

directly Into hli path.The accident was InresUgat^d b

jjp jjj. Olty Patrolman Charlea OIvcm^ aidoua." for the

- F o rT h “' ’” 1 PRESCRIPT Is I TWIN FALLS.

""” 1 BUH L..........e Ram-« . | GOODING. . .rot and ^ len.r. Jonee,=rly. Hay >d a H.

ucted In Arrange- uary.

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mi*htyeonvineai*.BuCi

P''’ foryou.ThCTt'i only otK

you need if iny are nec family phywun. He and for yeu. Alwiyi buy «ia

- from a rtgiiiered pharryou're gelUni-and you'

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irera reelected le tbe beard ef dlreeten y Mt tb a SfUi annnal atoekhelden* B ert- 1B F a lll Salorday. Tbe reaalle were an-

;y Parking Finesi n i 6 A tolal of IM In bonds was po«te<: - M Friday and Saturday wiUi Twir l«ld « t Fall* pollee fo r overUme parklni ‘homa tlolaUons.

PoiUng 11 bonds were Thoma jTll fi, Neal, Bharon Dohae, Floyd Mlllei ed th e Charleen Wallace. Richnrd Hlll. Ra; )r. 18, H elftinnger. D. R. Knljiht, Olendi .me to Petenon. Ada M arie Blorte, Young' . H an- Dairy, William W . Nlchol. Oiorij r . M r. Marrow. Leo Radke, Black Producc Ith tn Frank WUliame, A. H. Mahanni

Mrs. L. V. T riplett. Bhirley Morrlj u them A. U aurley , J r . Richard 8wen»ei . B ur- Alex Steren*. Mra. John Qualli d M e- Elmer Rees, A. L. W inching, Mariei jileces Klinger.

— ■ -Caro l-H andy ,-R lchard-O arter.-f

I 'm or- ^mes A* P«Wr». th e Rer. N. E. Btockwell. Ed I B ap- ward W hite. D uncan M. Munn, Bon :ludlnR nie Baird, Elll* SletUer. Ray Lowei I Falla Al SmIUi.Mr*. B. L. Johnaon. Fran

- - Florence. R,-0,-Wll*on. Shirley lUl Lynn Stew art, Jam ea E. Brennai

I Rw e H ardy. J . D. Morrii, O. N. Bul llran. Jan ies Miller. Venus Oola] „ , David Murdock, ArUiur Vollmti

, - m e , O . '0 r B a c r r a r j r D a n k h e a d r i tebeSig Ruiaell.

COED APPEABS going tlN T V E R snT O P IDAHO. MOfl O re r- cow, Ja n . 11—Ellen Morgani T*-l th r te FnlU, wltl be an accompaniit a t th

1 a c a r aiuiual winter concert of the unirei alty iln g e n Thursday, >

ited by — Veni. READ TTM E8-NEW 8 WANT AD

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flco-are »fwind_now, ttllingjnUmln-----------nutritional wpplementj. The Ulk:B5u'xwiiS'ber;/Sn: fconTdo a ihlnc-----------

one way lo be sure of what viumin ,in needed al all. Thst li to »ee your le and he alone ii qualified to prcicriho iy \-iiamlni or nutriiionil supplcnKnu pharfnacUi. Then you'll know >ilut .

d you'll get i-our money'* > •onh.

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Church Board Z! Slates Classes “! In Leadership

SHOSHONE, Jan. 11-PUn* for ' 'l placing emphaal* on world-wide

* church attendance Ihroujh the “ monlhi'O f February and M irch a t

Mithrflit t wiiflp b r^ committee mem ben of the commls-'. liens of membenhip. erangclism and

mlsaiotu of the local ehurch this

*** ^Sunday . Feb. J, will be opening t ' i i day of Uie church attendance cam .

palgn. ReglitraUon of membera will be handled a lo n f wlUi a rliltaU on of all church memben by comnilt-

'T he meeUng r a i held a t Uie home of Uie R er, and Mrs. Ralph A. Lawrence.

Varied buslneti occupied m em ben of Uie Methodist official board a l Uielr W ednesday n ight meeUng held a t the church educaUon building. William 'New, chairman, called the meeUng to order and gar* thep r a y e r . ______ __ ___ _ .

Sidney rdw ards gave the secre­tary's reiw rt and Ray E. Oyer gare toe treasurw** report.

George K enaslon reported for the building commltiee.. He reviewed lhe ehurch building plans for the pro- powd new building. By acUon of the official board, he w u g lren permiailon to secure addlUonal In*

• formation and plan*.---------------- —- B M tlnn . w n rt held ta rrplace.two

memberi o f the official board who are mortng from lhe community.

Replacing Jame* Franki on the commlaslon of membership, ernn- gellam and m l»lons will be E ran KnIghL Replacing Theadore B roun

. nn ihB tMMirri nf timt^M will be Sidney Edw ard*.' WUllam K em er and Pete Borden will replace th e two on . the church building com­mittee.

***** Following dUcuislon on care o f the **"• church building and heaUng unit.

Mr. and M n . Oeorge K enuton were flB peln te ttftiand lfclh tu iiftl'iflt/O T

____ the coming monU).The R er. Ralph A. Lawrence a n ­

nounced the youU) gaining elaases 0 S for membenhip. will be held from

Feb. 18 to March 23. T hat will be »*ted for high achool youUu and lhe R er.

Mr. Lawrence will be In charge. irklnB TenUUre dale* wer* le t for

* Uaeher training claiuei In February.

Heyburn Travel, S ‘. Events Reported

HEYBURN, Jan . 11-Jack Pfeifer, oduce, PoeaUllo. Uip boiler man a t the janni, po ta to Processing plant, Bur-.lorri*, ijy ,u iu n g his parents, Mr, and

M n. Dar# Pfeifer.Mr*. LueUa Lord h u r ttu m e d

darico n , l* lt with her daughtcr. Mrs.MerrlU Pariah In Oig Harbor, Waah.

:er,-H. -O arland -T racy .-P alm roy .-W aah , (uT-tt “ d Mr. and M n. Reynold Tracy

and family o t Rio. VUU. C alif, hare been gueaU of Mr. and Mra.

, Bon. Henry Ttacy.l«**er. Mra. E ra Badger la spending the Frank neni few w eeka'ln California wllh y HUL rtlaUre*. -•____________

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___q uolily e nd dependobility, .

Ihol you gel o full yao r't ^

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J*” rlU l pa ru by oilni a neighbor'* ble

i$50 Reward Of X B o y s t o l e

T>. iwiimnr*: BB7 Filer arenue,

InformaUro aboui Uie Identity of ev” Uie penon or penoni who ilole h li an

B-ye»r-old boy'i new bicycle from erIn front ot Uielr home Tueiday ere- W

Fll’lmor* laid Uie bicycle w u ^ to coverod by 'Twin Falli city police 0

. i T W edniiday evening from a coulee in-Uie rortli end of the city. The bj bicycle h id been lUlpped of every- pc th ing buf the frame and wheels. • ti

"ApparenUy whoever took Uie bl- of r v J cycle U Uilng Uie parU to outfit u, C U anoiher bicycle." Fillmore *ald. i f „ He ottered Uie reward. “ ^ . ‘[T : aUled ll. '-not to catch lhe Uilef f Jur- for punishment, but to olfer u - it and »l*tanee m Uie thievery will no t h

continue."•ned - I would raUier u»e Uie »M to help hMrs. the penon who stole the bicycle— k aah. apparenUy he needs he tp -nU ie r pu h _ uian-u*e 4 tJ a -b u y -m u o n .a .n e w , t<racy bicycle." Fillmore explained. - U if, Fillmon added th a t If the thief Mra. U a boy, lUaling bicycle* will lead

to bigger ttiing* and the penon wUl the be In real trouble,

wllh The bicycle m eant a lot to hii son, FUloore. said, ilfl had eiined the money to buy I t himself, and

APS It had only about 10 BtUea on i t [

e Isn a v o x I S e a l v r i s i o n

.. DiilmcJively-imort.and.dlfferr,. .. anl. Concealed lop tuning con>

iroh eliminole unjighlly knobi; ollow eojy, ilond-up tuBing.

— :------ ^two-axlendad-fonge ipaok-•r* . . . 262 iq . In. piciura oreo.

- T h eN iw y o fk erZ I, Inhond*^ rubbed motwgony or cherry________ eoloUimthaj---------------------------

____________

^ S t 3 Modem In detlgn ond de> . P H H pendobTabrgplclurTperTocm- j y l l cnca . . . 332 iq . In. piciura H I m Mogndvox ipeok*

^ B l l iliuminoled diol co n l r o l t . . .__fJB jljy Th* M agnovox Prenu'era 7'4

complete,wllh lopered legt.

y thtrr/ taltl1 2 9 9 . 5 0

MACNAVOX beUre yM U |l<V for o demonilfoilofl

rW IN FALLS. roAH O .

iiverythiiig Possibl

Lee "pitoore. m rU w arenoe, *how» *or fcr* It w u stolen and *Ulpped of li < a bleycl# and w hat w u lefl of hi* ale

J f f e r e d A f t e r B ic l e n , S t r i p p e d a n (e,| Police Chief Howard W. OUlette, T w 5 iiiriim o ir!a~bT c> ’a t tn T r 3 i o i e g oni 5f every monUi In Twin FalU. Of th a t ba* 1* am ount,« are relurned to the own- hai m e n . If bicycle ow nen would hnve 9- bicycles licensed a l the police *U- . Uon, then recovery and retur-' to .

the owner would be much almpler,:e Olllette aaid.« Most of Uie bicjxle* itolen are 0 « '* by youngileri for temporary tram * me f - poruUon and then le tl aomeplace. Wc

• They are usually ip o tu d by police aui I- otflcen. clUxens or by the ownen

Uiemselves, OlUetle explained. <He said whoever took the bicycle ^

'e{ from young Fillmore was apparently “ 3- stealing 11 for the parU, seldom a ' ot habit of bicycle thievei. | '

FlUmore said If anyone ahould j :lp have any Informntlon about Uie per- — son who stole hla *on'* bicycle to .er phone him a t REdwood 3-UI9 or,»w, *ee him a t COT Flier avenue— 1 _

R A N D A L L « Floral Co.i t • FRESH FLOW ERS_ j ____ • PO TTED PLA N TS

fro m o u r G reenhousa

Ph. RE 3-3141Blua Lakes a t FUer Arena*

lO W E S

Famous Argucom plete with c

• W o r ld 'i m o ir p o p u la r eol o r t r 2 m illion In u ie .

_ ^ ,_ H o » -e o u p U d -ro n g * f« n d e r, « o ty - to - u i t co lo r-m o tlc I

— • T w o in ro re h a n g e o b la oece:

• L I f tt im * g u a ra n tc * -

_ __JSAVE413.90JV Lost a t Penni

■ We Give GOLD

STRIKE STAMPS

FILER kv E N U

S I M

ble Taken From B

son'* bleyele recorered Wednesday by T l l offering a ISO reward for Information i sloU Ills sen'* bleyele U*t Tnesday ere

W cycle o f n d A b a n d o n e d sLl bicycle In- ^I basket.'seat, fron t fender and the g&r • handleban. ands - i - ; ------------------- boa

PTA TO MEET C WENDELL. Jan . 11 — Ooodlng ■ County Probst« Judg# James P. f Gossett wlU'be the speaker for the . meeUng of Hub City PTA nt B p.m. V r. Wedneaday In tho grade achool Tw t auditorium. will, ---------------------------- nl

Occan* cover about 70 per cent of Ma t Uie globe. . _____ P «

■ L. M. BEh0 fo rm erly o p a r tn e r In Bc ir. Pub lic A ccot

I ---------------------- A n n ouncc i-h i» .o$sj

, ~ STEPHEN R. E(FORMERLY OP BALDWIN &

PinJLIO ACCOUNTANTS-E

u n d e r th e ni

- ^ B B N T G N - , - B A N C R C

PU B LIC ACCOl

6 3 2 M a in A r e n u t N orth

F p r k IOFI

p C-3 Color SI1 case and flash! Rer co lo r il ld e c a m e ro . . ,

id e r, . .1 /3 0 0 i h u t t e r - . , . - ................Ic le t t in g i .

le c e i io r y le n ie i o ra ila b lo .

W hileJThey___ ___ {n n e y -W ise !_______

D R I I C<UE EAST-NcKf to

U O T A Y , JA N U A R Y 12. is j j ^

Bicycle ‘ ^

(an

5 ^ ^ — - I

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by Twin FalU- city police. FUlm,, pi*itlon aboat the penon or penosi t k twT erenlng. (Slaft pheto-entwT^l ^

-Officers^amed- ^• SH O BH O N E.Jan.ll-fJewij,te «'• ed offlcen for Shoshone hlttvsdisUlct'No, 3 took Uielr Mlhi u . CimeeUng Uila week. J l

C. D . Low Is new mrailjfr ta (sboard, replacing Keith ShermUs 1stesif lY ctiS iM irtlie rT M eatiT —i

I Sanford Connell U holdover and w u electcd clialhnu ot board.

Don Johnson nnd Lawrtnee imj . have been «h lred u suptnljow ' the dlstriet work.

, snd: ■ PRESIDENT TO VISIT » «. WENDELL, Jan. ll- I lin k W* T1 Twin PBlli. lU te Jsyeee preside tO i

WlU r liit Uie WendeU Jaycee eia 71nt 8 p m . Monday In Uie city hil cecs

f M artin Johnson U Uie local da Wpresident. ibH

Ki 71

iENTON S B cn ton -E gbcrt & Co., ti:k

.c co u n ta n ts ^.o$ so c ia lio n _ w ith _ __________ .csa

.BANCROFTU»(

N as BALDWIN-CERTIFIED3-D E N V E R , COLORADO) aQ.

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le n o m * o f luti

: R O E r L C O M P A N y . . _ ^ K

X O U N T A N T S Ubi

rth Rl 3*6204.

E E V E R gFFERED I

P ONLY- ■■ ^

l^ 5 5 - “ JSlide Camer0 |Regularly »69.50 S

- Mn ‘-Titf,

jt o High School

P ' t

fniure Pricesi

jlarket’s lin e I

th . «.S- I-* aW -zS ?^» -*bo»« t-« ia»U er= _ 1

^ S u S u U un the S

Wu1*J» b tu u i t I t In- J M ^ f i Z t r U e e U «n rrea eom- 1

port foUoved I

I\I

«»h rrrlBB >nd_gUlft _ l

" ‘J i ™ I S I

“ .niijrtffU W to 2' i 1®*"-, o f t

' i d t S ' c SUter. however, there w«e

“ Slii Uut »« l« « t «*"« ■urf«ce 0(5,

g “SJd“A S '« n iK

Stock Market §-Po8t3-Retreat S

U n ex p ec te d lykvsW YOaK, j«n . n W — The r.Iirm iite l r ttren ir t thU »eelc » .w ;

e»cU y u 'h .i W.11 f w t leUdpittd. <0 :>-:

■me AMdiM Prea* #Ter*Re of > ^ 7 0 it«i» dwllned IWO to IIM.70.

■m lvun-l • b«d drop. But 11 sh« wcamd to » *« lt »hen iiock m»r- M *r W uaJTJl* wpwt*^ ■» consider- *• ibK laooat oC hulUih •Umulstlon ;hoi;« oBt 6( Wuhlniton. !!;»»■:

•n* w*n ttr tt le rj looku! to the Kily BOTtafd eontrreH and Preil- 4,04 etiBKnbflrtr’s tlAte of the union BOifi (0 ptoTMe an abrupt chaase S t e ttcu ilja .U lk piyeholosy

hu dominated a tcurlt; pncH i .im j fcr«5t!»iip«ll.

Bam* lUffloliUoD did. indeed. „ ,g,

B t u ihatt Uwd.' In Jlw dayi of »«» d niUsf tb* m irte t v u ahead on , irn m only on# day. Itdeellnedon ,k.k« U» oUxr days and th* last tradlnc •<>>> 1 •mKoo btoniht Ui* worst drop of iQ. bIi*]

n i t fw fr tis to ta lh* downilde *« »i ttfvtnr, n * aeeompanlrd by a CMdity tfKllnliii voliUD*. nb b lsc (be Htad of cmphuls and provldln* •e»rf« ItehnlMl immunlUon for arfumcnts

'ih ii' th s 'in ten rifd liU riread -Jaiyte balUib orer-alL tooi •

toUege Plans sF, More Classes rS

AddlUonal elaiBU nre now form* laj I t Twin Palls Buttneas eollese u 1 roult of new enrellmenta In JUIUUT. . *ltb >

■Hi# winter Unn n t the coIIcho be- >>• na Ofe. 2, However, new clacac* £2ff*>ftJamed_lKini.Umt_to_Ume.Jn hsih the diy and cvenin* teuton «•»»: 13 iwwniodMe new *tud*nu u the t«d triie*. iftn Sterling: L an o a {rtddrnt. fMH»r

The prt«nt ichedul* will Indude »«»<„« Wnnln* cIiumji in typln*. ahort- t«d. ittounllnj and ut* of office n<C 1c«hln«. S ^ \

SiudeaU enrolled for tha new ‘ »re Mrvry Lou Pehnon. De- IkTi"

Zimmerman. L o i t Brown. •' t o e KhindU Bdary P*t»oni. N*-

Rleh-Howart Hlne. Oary MlUer, i J , £

fljy 'o^jiopojrow n-and-ian i *o*i.» tt^ tralT T S iln PWU: John Chan- “" i"

tnd Ettiel Lundin. Pller; Wll- ^ Kert4, Hupert; Ruth Rau. »«■!« lal: Rosfr. mte. Buhl; MjTile s>*w i'

^ Jerome; Carmen, Dnyley.ind Gary Holman, Ooodlaj. .nd ,1

Manning Attends r | i Agents Meetings S '

OlMHONE, Jan. 11- J , Howard 2«!«! ^ h JT p r-B tten a tn r-m r-C T u n ty ^ M d exteailon personnel eco- r J i r ’

M“ ww th l, week. —

I J |^ -a M Mra. O eorR i'neddlnter. •'•'♦fi !5™f. Ore., and tiielr aon and ' “!.i "

from the Unlvenlty of Ore- wJiS'T « > “ W,returned home aXter vli-

Mf. »nd Mri. E. IL W eny.Cuiter h u arrived • '•“th*

^ f«Iowins a vlalt tn CallfomU. “ ■*]’/, 1* E. Campbell «nd M r. and »S ii..

t ? , J J" '’'Jfreyman. Pocalello.

^ ^ o n i o . Ariiona and, Old Mex- | g |

S detmmonasrafreih'SanCTimuan couese a l Eu- o aT n

g c r A r « s s :

Twin Falls ]Ml . ,„ • ■LiVESTCJCl

s?" -.vEEEEBE il: »'?■ £;,.-ES,--==!l!:£ ti! "r*h '- “ ‘ w rw ...- ....—

tit;;: !!:■ ■ 5:« "'ll 'I1! ^ :io 111 ' ------------- - o«t«. Jl

!::ssis"~......

. .......... .............................."■■" S "

'^ , ,A N 0 A H Y 1 2 .1 9 » 8

J Reservists

SKt. Ke&neUi Been. Jerome, lett, asd F tlll. center. leU a baf ef pcaooU io Gei of the m a th air fotee teierv* tgoadm n't c

~X iv^tocl£“ PMOOOKW. lit,.

r«p <r»k Z.Ktvi (fd ilMta «o4 M ttn ti-l9 T lllhtr; •Uxktrt tnd (tviltn moi^ Jt

Iiid’ i ; lis ' K 7 2 ! ! '”'::-:»; .t.nJird >i«iiuiu loree n Irt hf(/fr» H.OI>.;J.OO: tmd la k» thok* th* Te< It.OMi.Mi r«xl Zft.W-U.le: tUndirdH.«9.:(l.00: MmmmUl »w . H.OMO.M: “ *‘7 ' '•Dntra and ru tun (OffliMrtlil UtdiyiiulU thok* m r ik i nock fundi filMft >l,is-n.00; t ^ '>"k> tnd , , , lielr* ilockff «nif /frttr fccltm it-U .

SK.Mk lU : v«aWn ki>< <bxk cti.n •Uxlr:Wr* «Mirra :?.eo.io.oo: rxid ud <hok« did :3.e»-:1.0Di almdird ll.Ci4-2l.00; thok< b* U |rs , ti>' iI4.IW; chok* h>Urf t>i>n 2c.ot-2( .:t; tood market.nd rhuip* si.»a.;».Ti: t»«diun ji.wv:(.os, u,e jjui

"»'* e>‘1 Urro«i •n.l'tllu Itft-SJO Ita. « .0o.:0.M; the M3 Jn. 3 and i 2SV:«0 IU. lowi ron. Tv

IU. i4.eo.ii.oo. , ,S W »U: .l.«bU r Unt. tn i Mn,

«llh f r». I r> Ui rS.flO; hirk anilhnk* full vcmIhI Itnia fMd nII.OO-M.OO; (ood and (boka i;.>l Ib. K l ltrtinf kmU : 2.00-:M I: madlum and - ^ U

JI.0<WJ1.«, «,lll., .l..,h ,.r g jjo j--------- county'i

DCNVm vUl be

.IMlba. down n.o.«7 .Wad,! )« .« 'tradaa a t the (S h - . 'r •*w * h .if ;; {« I V ik “ CounII low*/; llihln- walikla about lUaJr: bUdRet o»i-wt«k.la LflJo»»T^JiUli-»aod.to.*»tf coWmUroe^hi7h‘ir‘;;:3.OM’lh. halUra k>« U a«ataia Bdjutlrrh«k« MS-I.OOO lha. H.tS-II.tH tulllu Will alk (».> Il.0«.|7.(a. th . hurlloca top hamiwi .nd (llta tt-H hltb«:

tbtn wMk lo K ;o>ir: aovt itaaari illad Nn. I b> I ItO-ISO Iba.« .trltUi tralnfrt »J-H» ll». JMO-,I,00; >ll.2tl Iba. ii.io-:i],ooi nliad lO*);

I“ iT m .J*#: moalj/ :VtO la^T »~>d‘TlS 'baU. «r-»ealli. f«c»l BaU.aa.li6a.tI.n; — __ood and choira alauthlar >wn l.(0-».N:, ,«ad And choica /«.lrr linU ItlO-H.IO. ]

OMAHAOMAHA. Jan. II M1-(t)RnA>-C«in.' •

arrt oilh lail wMk'a eloM Um»a end: lltl siMtlr around itttdr; aeni claart! irad; t» I t hlgbfr; Sn. 1 and 1 I. bDtckara l«.ik:0.00; mllrt N& 1 Is I Iit-IIO Ilx. ID.1»-ig.t9i mliad pCaltia blth ctxj'ka and prim* ataara

™ ^ r s - r . 'i - C ‘' ! > , r £ ; , ' 7 * / a . i»«!*• «bolr« and lower I.IM Ika. and ■aavlff Ineludint moft n»» crop frt ftatrV' ■ Itb wriiht li-10 lawrr; rhol^ and frlma' 1>d halfrn aifarir; cnwi ilaadr «a*k;' rtm. l.iei-I.C t Ib. frt ilatf*Md and rhol«« up tn |,4:e Iba. n.W -3Ut; lta~aheiM.asd.p>liBa.{ad.iMl(<>i_U.M.. - -

-Khaap alauthlar Umta (e>1> bltk«ri

S'SSi’SH l'Sii- ■ ^»d ilautbm *«n t.tt-9.00; around 4 1

l»lc« t0-T» lb. fartar I.mba II.JMI.Ofcl |ciilCACn i *

CHICAGO. J .n . 11 W-(U8DA>-Jloo•lafcW I.OOO; tnl.t l,<IN■ roxpartd wmhi «r» ba rra» .u d tllLj aUad/ la t« bifbw: ^tid.r ]ig Ib.. «wUr.u*l aalullr at.rca and I

■ 7aid for tha fa» lau No. J W M Iba. I J af« prlma4ta*ra 10 tavrr: bl(h rood |

~s.i,s; . t e ; a ; Iajr, Jl.7t-U .«; .i.J5iSl at«„ t?iS!l-»0; pflm a-tn U. balftn la i i j hlfkSt , -U e.«.M ;.U nda,dk.U ai..dM »U JU |,|™~reUt M*a li.».U.D» »ltb Uw Uh4>^ UtlUU. « « -a - J t4 M t .l» r .« m « ---- w~'<1, fUltm, lI.OO.it.Hi-««rt--aB< tk e l f i j ---- f -

»«.0»-ai.CO: aundart r

r. K I>niinm«BU «l prliM .md* tlaubtar _

IMira t.Mblo.0*; tall ..d MUlV l!wU.04-

SOLDIER B E B V n IN KOICA I “ EOEN. Ja n . IJ-B pec. I/el WU- -

Cr*. Pred Phertjo . Eden. U la Kcyea II a member fo the first a tv tlr r dT-,' L ^on-t js fd Irtn tporuuon bSTln “ l u t tn lh* ? a r l u t g

Markets jBEEPS ' ■■

•rllflrt"irrt~Cto.., ■ I _

S S ' - — ... I------n ai ■

(I t e l u i «aaudl ‘ • BIANd

aat N«r1*«ri» ______ '_______ |7 oO

!>j ‘dMlan quotinr It'o^---------- ^!j. s. Nc.- r.%» cJia’j« J 'ir .k - .v u t ,r ---------

, OUTTCnrAT IDaalan boi ouolrt)

bm 4<MIUf|

i■ \

5__ ______________ ^ ^ists Sell Peanuts f<

asd C a p t Robert Ilrawn. Tirln Tha nio Georfc Herrick, riih t. *■ p trt cornerroD't ctforU In tb i drlre on polio. CTent.

* * * ---------

Peanuts S o lf By Sf Two Groujls for Ltores 1

Polio Drive Here- M tm B tr f ^ r t im v i n F»iit «ir ore* reterve center and members of he Teena A gtlntl Polio opemled on 3 2 Itreet comers In TV'ln Fnlli Bnt- ^ irday telling peanuti lo collect % unds for the Mareh of Dimes. . ^L u l year tlree l sales netted about S

3 ftlJo r_ lh t .drive, Oeorse Hanev. k halmian of Uio ilreel v ic j , lutfa J l >0 did-not believe tlie re tu lu would ^ I « u irreat this yenr. ^ IThe peanuU fumVthed by Shelby'* ^ I

larket were ptckased and Ussed by W I he BuslneM and Profeulonnl Worn- ^ I n 't elub, n»e re-^ervlsti were from ^ 1 tie HSOlh nlr force resen’* tquad- o f on. Twln_Fnll8. k iMn, KnUe Anderson w u eholr- V

lan for lhe teen-ajer*. J l

Budget to Be Set \6 HOSHONE. Jan . l l — Uncoln W '

Minty't proposed budget for 1&&8 ^'111 be se t by counly commljuloners % ' londny. TfTey will meet a t 10 a.m, ^ t the courthouse. ^County offleen are working on ^

uditel proposals to b« presented ^DmmU*]oaen.-.Ths-commUtIon*rs ^ ------111 consider the propooals. make the i^ dJustnientA they feel necessary nnd ^III allow % m onth beforo adopting ___

budgel._______________________W m j .

HUNT'S FRUIT

COCKT/>

CALIFON-YUM FRSlrawberrTEXAS PINI$

"^FOR T R A T ^^K E T

BWNG B

LEANTJUICY, MIN

S T I A l

East Si5 6 1 M a in A v e iiu t E as t

FREE DELIVERIES 10 A .M .— 11 A .M . — 3 P .M . I

O pon W « k Doy« a t 7 A .M .

■ , _ . W E G I V E C

TIMES-NEWS, T W IN FAI

for March of Dim

bB rae rr ltta and TAPS. T eens Afalost Po >m en In Twin FalU H aiarday. TbU U rent. (Staff photo-enyrsTlnt) _______

Stores'Ask Cash'“3K08H0NE. Jtn . 11 — G rocery necessityire* In Shoshone and D ietrich will pe iid r.

on eash basU » i o t Feb. 1. ac- the tnu t rd lhf ta announcement follow-

HEATED CON

SUMNER______T W 1 N - F A L I . S ___________ ^

R E 3 - 5 9 3 3 P I

M l . . 51!FRESH FROZEN

Ties . . 5 : :

i t . .5 ^ . 3ETABCE be e f DINNE

UEF^INIT ~ ~

K S i g t o

iide Mm . / r a r w

RE 3i e G O L D S T R I K E S r i ^ P S i

' • • • • _ ! _ _ _

'ALLS, IDAHO

imes

m ^

| g : : E

H B IH h E

S i I. Polio, teld peanaU on itr re t S , I E

U th* tecood year for Ib* fi--------------^ Islnic cosl of operation and IMlly of remilnlns on a com- H M h I I lre PasU wllh olher stores' In W 9 H I irndlng area are the main rea* for the change, ttor* owners

NCRETE «lUt delay. Freezlntc wealher V | 8 | ^ BI no problem for the build- . & k L U M |rr th n t uses our 11£ATED ^ SL & BIIIX)NCRITE. k

Ju s t rlre Ui % when W E j i S j H '00 w ant biT*

c o n c r e l o (here and ^

S HThe exacting tpeclflca. ^

Ions we have In our'Con-irete. Is }-oiir assursnee of «klwayi having a “f ln t c lau ^ob" when completed. X I H I B

I S A N D a n d ^ »

L G R A V E L C O . ;;

- B U H L - , - H j _______ 1:

P H O N E 4 3 0 J

SHi

■ MON. I Wl-T U E S .____ ■S ; WED. I

300 HI B

kgs. I

€R

M -irkef -^ o n e I3 ^4 3 4 I5 ^ - - - - j

— — — J L _ _ _

WINNERm s i mELECTRI

IN THE FIRST WEE

Mn. p. A. Csrlion made her d ^ e r drean tMt," Mn, Carlson pleked up her entry bl week’s winning essay on the subject, ”1 wi elothej dryer, becauae—." PresenUtlon ol Wllklns of the Idaho Power Company an< do ’ert will b* given during lh* contest.

SHAPE OF TOMORROW “J

W m iN H

' ' w a it•8ly1*-UU C for fin* n>d I ttraetloM fer

\ %\ VI \

H z - J i

IS' ■ liH

models as low as

tl l i l f

5ET CONTEST Ef

w i n F a l l s ; " F o u r A p p U tm e e

\ '■ : •

R O F A N E

^GHOUacmyEEK'S DRYER CONT

s H M N y a G S f 1|B

n i i iM

*__________ ■' .

Ireami com* tn ie by entering th* ‘D ire r 1 r y blank a t the M. i* Y. ElecWo tn d wrot "I w ant my family to hav* the beneflU of i on of th a first week's dryer Is being mad y and Jh n Ruge. manager of th* M. t Y. Mt. E n te r I^ow, th* ne it wlncar eould b*

I 'S P HERE TODAY IN 1

SEELEW

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I Jerome Brid

lj^ U B 5. WILLIAM L i r n u

I ‘.I > (SUff cBcnTtflO! 1 1 1 ■ * . .

V;! . Miss Horrian ani : Lippman Wed

I j|;j i. Church Servi(' JEROMZ. J» n ..ll-V lv u n « -

________and wmi»rn

............. - .......F in tR. D. Wftller,

The brtde, j Itmi In m»rrl»( he r rather, wore a bUclc and '

. . luU wllh bUek neeuaorle*,-Bhe‘ , rled ft whlta Bible and wore «

' ' r Mr*. Ted’ Homan, il»ter-ln-)n..’i '’ the bride, malron of honor, wa

; tired In a dreu ot navy bluepink acceuorles and a coruj

' /, »h lt« iha;ieted camaUoni.■ : . Homan, broiher cf the hrlae, «e

. aa bw t man._____ Mr«. Og la Wall aan j “O Pro

...iV ■ was accompanied by Mr*. Fl ■ . ' V I . H anien who al*o played

• I ij I wedding marche*.i| l ! T h e mother of tha brlda wo

' i r , ' 'navy blue dre*s wllh navy at *' • i) I coriage.

‘I ) 'I l , ; ' i Imm ediately'folbwlnf the eT illil tnony tha ccuple left lo t Jol

■1 I eaTille. U , to rlslt tha parent|i 111 th e bridegroom.V ■- ’ T te n n r Mn. Uppman U tei

' Ing a t Mountain Home where• I bridegroom li alaUoned with

i' ,ijl[ I a ir foree and Ihey will make t M U l home.|i nl| ’ O ut^r-tow n gueata Includedv' L - and M n. A rt Balsch. uncle,1 ,«* ’ aun t of the bride; and Mr. andJ

--------- A rth u r-B ilich ,-a ll H aw ltan .-t l l ' j o ther gueata from Mountain Hor i\i ¥ * *

'lifi; N ew L eaderior . - -Club Is Selecte

' Wra. LcaUa Anduaoa vaa abi •'V , prealdent of th# Highland ■ ' club; Mra. Oeorge Fuller, aenlor

president, and Mrt. UlUe-Pet« aecretat7>(reaaur«r Wedneaday

• ; m;,’ • th e homa of M n.Fuller.• ' ’ Roll caS I M answered wlUTi ' ; • ( bla YetM. Mra. Henry Bleren ; i:''| celred tb a club prite.’■ i ' . T h s nex t meeUng wlU ba hel

’ S:SO p jn . Jan . 30 ta th a bom' l i r a . Petaoldt ^ ^

',ri|! Members Select ' I Month's ProjeI Iw At tha Tuesday tren lng nee

' I Iffl In tha B k s lodge dining nI 11^ member* of the Ladiea of Elk*

' iill _____ cid«<l lo continue u their weI p ro Je c l'f« 'th eT n 6 a ih -8 f-7 in t

II «ld to the -family Xor which i(I prepared » O h^tm aa basket.

’K . FollowlnB tha bualneaa mee! i I th e Rer. Morris Later led a dl»

,i:h I 1. aloa and presented aUdes o t tht, V JI Edward's semlnai7 in SeatUe. J.I ; it!' n ie Hoyt played two pUno at, 'tlons.

-vl!________ M rfc-g. A. Baguley_iecclYn; ii. -. . J R e f r e s h m e n u were served by 1

I .J 'j ' R . a . Do*-ns. Mra. Ross Morrl' Mrs. Bert Blerena and Mrs.

• v ' h u l

‘ i 'ii • C a r e o f V^

•'! ' P a ren u ara orten annoyed bjT-.i li lada of lhelr adolescent boys

j I girls. The WOTtl evidence ot I . * I Ygg^rtta app**'* iht_iarly_t4

. '■ , I t u then tha t pecullRrtiles of <

HIM Bome leader o t a popular g:, thlnka up an odd item of «

which will mark the member j I the group and It i* qutckl>' ailo)

‘ - Maybe l l U a new hair-do; m.......a icuni lilc? wearing the coat

l j ; »lde out or borrowing Dad'a shli ' ■I'.' wearing oullandUh Jewelry n

' I I I : ___of odds and ends. I t U certal' toe'auiiiethtrg'^TjItfl'apart-from

' tuual and intended ta call atUn' - I • W lu wearer. One ot the won:

'I fa r as the school was concer----- ----- --------w ar-tho-w w ilngH 3r-tlrla.-«f-

[ , bells on their garten or about t . fnklea.

'1- -We know auch antics are thi,'t fcrrescenea ot youlh and a phuj U , growth harmlesi b i'llaeir and

' ; j | i Islying to the emerging penoni - t . : . o t tha young penon: One tole:

them aa an accompaniment to ; • ) I developing mind and body, so -I : - |-[ - ■ M -theT-ila-BQt become the unll l l l l of an unhealthy Wea or the *n

. [■ of acme un*-oKhy purpose. It’ {■ <10, they cannct be alghed over' , j 11 Ignored. .;: I I : But one mutt make certain, ajI I a i pusi&Ie,-Uut lhe Idou of

. . I l l leader.and hi* followers, are w.1 i aome. Occasionally a leader w

1 ; InteiUgence u doubtful bot «; , appeal U itrong u those ot

J grade (those who hare not1 choaen to hold oftlee; tho»*I I ' h a re no t been Inrlled to lotn

I ------- nswKlaUona of honor grouji. o. 2 j cial aodeUea;) thoae who are f .K I 1 • academically w .aodally or b

! I will sirisa a n l his group will------gomei-ao rt ■ ■ o f-tin ir^ n f l -1

r J demonstraUona tha t are UkelI \ «nd In no good to anybody com

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•ide O fficial Visit to B eth el . M a d e . b )

t S t a t e Guardic' WENBELU Ja n . 11-M ni \ ( Ambre«e. Jerom e, grand gusrc

or jo b 's Daughtera ot Idaho, m her offielal r is lt to WendeU be No. 13 Wednesday erenlng.

M n . Ambrose .was guest of ha a lT T o ’d a a rM lW u tt- i r tn r t ra dining rtwm foUowing a ape

; ' meellng of bethel membera with ' honored guest. The regular meel

m r — b igU i'a f7 :30 'w ltli the tntroduci W ' ■ and welcoming pf honored memt

and rislton. k. Linda Lamb presided for her

lUal meellng as honored queen. *'■ Honored RueaU Included K

Jensen, honorc3 queen or Hagenrbethel No. 45; Lanell* IleU*. h( ored queen of Jertjme bethel 1 H: Mrt. n t d MalU. pa*l honoi

1 queen.and eouncll seeretary; li• Harry Prlih. pnst honored qu< ' .n ,i >wthfl guardian: Nedra. W

- wtl). Junior pnillionortd'QUeCT'igrand representative ot WUconi

. Mn. Ambrose, grand , guardlj" CacDl Ward, aenlor prtnceaa of J

ome bethel No. 14; Mra. Harl J Miller, Jerome, p aat guardian a

o n d - honorary memt>er of bethel No., Mr. and Mr*. H arry Prith. as

>n i n guardian and guardianWendell bethel: Mra. Ruth And.

v i r P C *>"• guardian and N. A. Spotto * assoclat* guard ian of Jtrw ne belJ

in Homan No. U . and Mr*. Virgil Nor^'o MounUln guardian of Hagerm an bethel 1aJ-al-Ui* 45.-------------------------------------------•the-Rer. M r?.-D ,-B ,r Bradshaw. M n. j

bcrU CampbrtJ, .Mi* . 6. K . But _ U B jb , um. Mr*. F red.^^ tpn,.M ™ . Jr .nd v-hi^ Barton, p a it .>gajtfauns, an(J,Fi flh.. f ir . Eaton and Thom aa Prllh. past as:

' “ I cu te guardian*, o f Bethel No. L.!i", Other visitor* from Jerome a , T 7 Haiierinrin andTJio'c^uncinnenitJi ■ln-ln» of introduced. r, wa»»i- • juUe OaUia waa Installed a* ch# blue wllh i,in w ith the honored queen as 1 oreagejif j^ u in g otricer and Judith Meb ins. Ted injtalllng guide.Ie, sened injuaUon ceremony waa held f

Judy Harding. D iane Cooper ai■ PromUe DorU Henson. Sheryl Bterenaon airrr '’ fihe niftnn-PeUraon>-duat,-ptt)vided-llI. Frank muslo for tho cercmony. yed the An InrltaUon waa received fro

Jen>me bethel to attend the Feb., wore a meellng and banquet /or the ofllcl r acces. rUIUtlon o t th e gmnd guanlU : Also a n InrlUUon to atUnd Haje ■ , , man belhel M arch 4.

narge of ^ j j l y n Brown, Carol>-n Brott and P a tty Drown were ippolnted i

hs cere- K rre a t the Jon . 33 meeting.■ Johni- “Be a PWend,” by Ediar Quei irenU of « u tho llbrarlan’a report given I:

Diane Hutton. a teach- Judith Melaer, in behalf of it lere the bethel, presented a gift to Mr*. Air rllh th* brose and donntlon of roon^ i ke their assist w ith her project, the Shrtnu

hcBpltal for crippled children.Mf The addreaa of the evening wi

«l»«n by Mr*. Ambrose. Bhe stress ,nS tS ? *d her motto, th e Oolden Rule an

her theme of- th o year. "Oppcrtu

1 Home. " EniertjUnment numbers under th dlrecUon ef Julio SU-lckllng and Ju lie Oatea included tap danco num

j r ben by Joan M alU. M a«ene Orat i J ter, LeRlU Sue Carrell and Sandr

i ^ t e Q Oatea: piano solos by Judith Mel . ier;-vt<cal numhera b rB h e rr l Ct^?

iSw npanled by Mr*. Pred la tof and a reading, "T he Touch of Uj

gSL w * Master* Hand.- by 01erta_^Marl« Refreahment* war* aerred by Mr

^ John Meiaer, Mr*. Charle* Oatei Mr*. ■Warn a Btrtckllng and Mr

;U» ft Bl- DoPew. rren re- working committee* for the ban

quel wero U n d a Btrlckling. Janl I held at Malts and Bharon Bungum. Ubl bomt of decorating; M arilyn Brown, Cu

olyn Brown a n d Sh en l Bterensa place cards: Busan Wliwell. Dlar Petersen, Chftrlotta Weston. Ubl

C t ■ eetUng. and Mr*. 8. O, Qower, Mr Owen Bolan. Mr*. T . R B o r l Mr

' \ l p r f Jamea Baton, Mr*. Earl NIeUon an M n. Thoma* P«U i. preparing as

ineeUng serving th* banquet, g reom. f- . * *

Awards Given at S"°iB . Lo'col Club Mee

Ml*. Olen B a rU and Mra, Elgl i X m ! Wilson w e« awarded fltu for pei

feet a ttendance for U»e past yei i . i ' a t Uie meeUng Wednesday of Ui

i Bqullla club a t th* home of MrlSwu Roy.

Tho white e lephan t w u rKelre:tlYEd_v by-Mr*r^Mlldned-T»ylw.--------------

M n. Olen N ebon *-as elecle : by Mr*, preildent for th e coming year wll iorrlson. Mn. Taylor, r ice president; Mr Irs. Boy E!IU Fuller, aecretary-treisurer, an

Mr*. DavU, reporter.

Y o u r C h i ld r e nANGELO PATRI

d by the ed and In dUlresa for U)« teacher )0y» and and parcnU ' responsible for chll of the« dren.:ly-teau. _T hU aort_of o rgan la tlon and ll l o td t tu costume U to be staked urtouil; ly to ap- O ullawlng-them-wlll-only-make-

bad m atter worse. Tliese young pec ar group pie are hungering for recognWoi of drtll They could not win 11 by accepUn nben of Uie required standards so they uie adopted, what they had of InltlaUve and orlB

); mnybe Inallty and, as these aVe likely t cost m- lead to error compounded, the scho<

I shirt o: and the parenU m ust take over.' ry msde ThU may explain why secondar erUln to ichooU frown on a ll absurdlUei t from-ihe dreu and m anner and-work to ma): atUnUon Uie studenU conscious of their dig wont, as nlty, of th tl r Influence on oUitr mcemed, of their personal beauty and gnc r-^f-Uny 3 h a t U-»hy taarhera atrlva-tojaali out Uielr tiudenu conscious of th tlr Inhertr

Rblltly to_count tn w sMlety bt. e the et- lu ti (>eing ihelr b e tter MlveC&’er phase of parent In the land ahould wlah Uier and u t - good q>eed. ,rsonillty ■ ■ —

it to Uie h.tp for >h«. . t e Ur* Xh, *0 long vnUm In kll M l. -n«illlnuniform TitaklM." T> nhula > (nni, 10 ntii « rpfntS "•*'> «* «/» Th* Udm-Vm

over and

^.rs; Heart Disease•a whole-er whcMi ,

S Stomach TroubleCan O tU n Be OotrecWd by

r d ^ ^ ! aceuraU ChlroracUaS'lSS .

Dr. Alma Hardinnd- tn»>> cn ran rR A C T fiK - •likely, to m Main N orth a * m u i eoncein-

■ to Hawaiian I

rdianVera

guardian Iho, made leU beUiel

honor hstenspie ft apeclal I WlU) Uie r meeting nductlon memben

r h tr In* queen. ed K ay,lageiman ft ^ - • i* . ' ' '‘i ’■Us. hon- rthel No,

honored .» •jy ; Mrs. - /^ .u , tn K iIra. Wls- ■ .^ -1 . - ' j f 'ueCT'ind'Uconsln:

a Jer- . Harlett

and 1 13;[h. aao- rdlan ,of1 Ander- .Bpotford.ne bethelNorwood,

No. .

M n. Al-Bung- | | ^ ^ n M ^ H r a ^ B i a 3 l f

^ >1'ost as90-,

No. 13.■me and 'U P ^ S M B S - I F '. 3lUKntjer*

a* chap- n as In- . .

held for I ( ; - ^ ^ g m i n g a s ip tr and ..A f l U E Z M H H H H Iison and Mr*. Charle* lleoey, Kimberly, Idcd-Uie - (pfgnonneed. moo.mao>-U>a-lypU

ed from oceaslnts, Uie degnw of fornalli] I Feb. IJ forUble. bsre adopted It fer waajI of/lcUl * * * •uanllan. • • *

r r ; W o m a n o f H : : : T o N e w i d c fIven by Xtarked seasons cams aa a sui

. prise to Mrs. Charlea Hency. Kim of the berly, after she arrived In Idah

n . Am- from Hawaii. Tho greenness and pro >ney to fusion of flowers. Including wll ihrinen orchids, and Uie aame warm Cllmat 'n. the year around were something eh n* had always U ken for granted. 8h stress- ts lUH »martd th a t the bare pead

ule and ^er backyard will producpportu- peaches this summer.~a„ ,h . “ Mrs. Hency U from Wainae, Oihi: ■nrf J - Hawaii. Only a few monUis "suie B Bum- *'<1^" “ “ ‘•I*, Q nit. country U not enUrely new to hei Santov She enlisted in Uie WAC in Hawal ^ upon her graduaUon from hlgl 1 Cnw, school and was aent to Alabama fo

her basU training. aha met her husband. Charle

by Mn.Oates.

d Mn. ._______________

I t bao- :. Janie 1. Uble 1. Car- ■ nrenson.. Diane u Uble er, Mn. rd. Mrs. son and

COSTAFp

Aeet: ' S ~ r i i M 'S § IJ aof Mrs. O M

electedar wllh •t; Mrs. rer, and

” . the news i ::: the news I:rlouily. ------------------------------------- ----------

ng peo- ■

s ; s Short coatsl i “H with the ver'i ? ” ' oval silhouewndary

[IJ'Sa^_________ iooK . . . an(ouitn . W ith t h e t r e i

1 gract.

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n Dress D isplayed bv

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)erly, wbo came here four montlu ago frot -typleaUdress^f Jicr.:naUr8 couotry-andJla

nalliy being In Uie dlfferenoe of materUL wear for Uiclr sUy tn Haw aii. <SUff phol

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H a w a ii A d a p t s ; : la h o S u r r o u n d in g .a sur- Hency, while she was sUtloned at m m - P t Mason. * port of embarkation In

iTfi® San Pranclsco. Her-husban'd was in . ^ mllllary police un it on Uie same

“ post- II wna ft amall poat and Uiey T . w met In Uie meashall where all per-

iin n d .U ,They were married In February

reduce IW* and . In ^ t e m b e r of the aame year ho was Iransferrtd to

discharge foure, Uie **"*•0 M n. Hency. who was Anna Lein-lawall Sam. haa nine b ro then and

kr.), sisters In the Islands. H er parenU are dead. H er hometown. Watnae. Is aboul 35 miles from Honolulu, not as -the crew flle.-i- becauae Oahu U

harlea only 40 miles long and 3S miles wide.

FpRTUNE FROM

sin short, ^ s from the Frenchats with the look of Paris... . very new‘38" length, the ouette, a more natural, relax and definitely in keeping trend toward dressier, more -stylingr------------------ -------

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from Hawaii. Is dbplaylDg a naim iuo, ^ IJlawallan allppera.^sofl.whlU leathcr- UuLUie tolorfnl r arrntnt Is wore for all faL Many matalander*. rinai5ril*eoTtf^ photo-engravUg)_____________________

ofThe dlatance U because of the wind- ,^.V Ing hlghsny. T ie speed limit on

Island highways b 40 milts per hour ^ wlUi exception ot a freeway Into

. Honolulu'which has a-4S mile per i U hour apecd limit. She says the high- i ' t , ways' are excellenl but vLilbllUy 1s fi.

, poor around Uie curves Uuwigh the ~i ' >" c n . IlcldiI in Liking the people atateslde rery eo ime much . M n. Hency aays she sUIl hey misses some of the things because )tr- of lhe temperate climate. Living

only two blocks from the ocean she jg, isry spent mueh Ume s«’lmmlng and > the surf riding. She said lhe people ot ^

to her island practically lire outdoon ^ji the and-««UMly-pftrUclpaU in anyUilng p„ our that can bo played outside. Bowling

alleys aro usually roofless, u are the p© •In. theaten In tho smaller eommun- • md lUes. They may even have a cocoa- « .n(4 nul tree In Uie aisles, While I t rains im

frtquently, movlegoeni Juat Ignore IL j# not The Islandera' favorite feast, luau, lh. 1 U Is an outdoor evenl. PreparaUons ini Ide. begin the n ight betore wlUi Ute main ha

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tuing to CLEAR

WINTER SIC o a ts J /i

Fete Planned a t Meeting o f Ciub I

PUns were toimuUted for a fam- ■ lly poUuck party when member* of ■

-' the Balmon BocUl club m et T hurs- ■ - day afternoon a l Ui« hom* of Mi*. ■

Robert Rmyl, jr . ■The pftrty will be held a l 7 pA . H

: Feb. 14 a t Uie Mounlain Rock com- ■ mumiy Orange hall. ■

T - n o ir a i r w a s - ^ f t ' t r e g - b y -T aror- m lte televtslon programs, wlUi a prize ■ going to Mrs. Olen Nebon. M n. Nei- ■ son alao received the while ele- ■phant............ ........................... --------- ■

&tn. Donald Ryan pivsented a H . humorous reading. Program prisea ■

were awarded M n. Charle* O'DeU ■ and M n. Fon-eit Reed. Mr*. Reed ■

I and Mr*. Ryan were guests. ■1 The nexl meeUng will bo held ■ 1 Feb, e a t Uie home of Mr*. Emmett H

Bauer In Pller. ■

dish, a pig. being readied for roast- M Ing. A pu U dug and lined wlUi ho t l l stones, the pig. In a wire basket, is ■

~ wrnppM -ln-Uyera.oLJuLniuia.And HTJ lesves. sweel poUUiea are usually ■added and more layen ot leaves and ■hot stones. The pit is lhen covered Band Uie pig allowed to roast all KnlKht. ‘ • B '

I t U-not removed unUl Uie table bLl p;rpared and ready for the feast. -

> Usually accompanying lhe-m eal ts> pol. tare root pounded Into a paste, g Pol. U one of tha subsUtiites alongI wlUi rico Uie Islandera use for po- f ? (8 tatoes. I t U eaten wlUi Uie flngen. * " I aome jnalnlanrtrra Jlkft.U.wlth susar _ r I and cream.I Olher dlshe* for Uie feast Includt I raw seafoods, squfd, crab, ft amall I slvell fish oplhL accompanied by a Fl I sauce or natural Juices with nuU and helC9 seasonings, and llmu, a seaweed ler : I whl;tLl».tlmll(vr to watercrtM, D et; orln I s e n Includes fresh pineapples, with who I Uio top* clipped o tt and the inside forr I cu t up. and hauple, a cocoanul pud- Met I ding made from cocoanul milk, t i I cornstarch and sugar, are served. seol I The iehooi system' Is much the Mrs I same u( stateside wllh some o t Uie Rroo ■ private schools for chlldrcn of ccr- ett.; tain naUonallUes. t j

'-Mr*,—n e n cy -B ttfnded -* -p rtra te wju, L sflhnnl, KnmrhBTTirhfin^.yblch wm tm ,:

endowed by a Hawaiian princess, e^kt _ Bemlce Pauhl Blshop. for chlldrcn , of Hawaiian lineage only. w‘* She sUted Uie islandera wllh the ® excepUon ot the very old, speak

English wlUi Just a aprlnkllng ot g jd " lhelr native language, ge^'i

Hawaiian, whleh has been de«- '• cribed by llnguisU as one or lhe mosl will “ fluid and melodious I finguam In the schi ’* world, haa only 13 lellerJ In Its -v

alphabet. The vowels, a e I o u. and 7 consonants, k h 1 m n p and w.'** Her husband ne\-er ceases to mar- ^ vel th a t he caught a fish, humu- '8 humunukunukuapuaa, with a name theli

longer Uian It. nenc‘d The principal aource of Income ihe ; “ are pineapple and cane Industries tl

and tourlsU. Many ot the people are ‘B pmployed-by-federBl,-territor1al-nnd < elty govemmenU In clvU ser^'lce f~

p^U ons.>• HawalL being populated wlUi Wl >• people ot many naUonaltUcs Includ- Knpi "* Ing Chinese, Filipinos, Koreans, were L Japanese and Polynesians. Is proud club 11, tha t Uie Islands aro tree of dlscrim- »l “ IS InaUon and the people Uve in racial ^{r n harmony. Albcj

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Wed in Goliforr

Em . Mytl

aiB. AND MRS. w i i l i (M oriu photo—su tf

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Reception Fetes _ -Gbuple^Mar-r-ied-

In Coastal RitesFILER. Jan, 11—A recepUon was

held Wednesday evening in the Fl- jjj ler Methodist recreaUon room hon- orlnic Mr. and Mn . William Tackett, who i t f ^ a r r i e r D c o T a n n ^ ^ fomla In the North L o n r Beach MeUiodlst cliurch.

The bride, Ui# former Carol Jean j w Bcott, Is the daughter o t Mr. and .uno , fr4. Dale Scott, Filer. TTie bride- c„nr groom U the son o t M n . W. L. Tack- u J ett. Hector, Ark.

Th# serving Uble waa covered x], wltli a la c e 'C lo tn m n k rw c* and r k "

cake, ’ iwk'ed*by pink taper* In ff/er! cr^’ita l holden.

M n. Dale Williams, alster of the ,eni bride, served the cake, a fte r I t was .^un cul lh the Undltlonal m nnncr. Mrs.Olen Llplon and M n . Dick Byce sen-ed coffee and punch. O ther os- __ slstanU were Mra. Abe Leeper. Mra. 1)1 William Brennan and Mr*, Walter Schenkel. - /

Fnnees Thurman a ttended the ' guest book and P a t Halnlino was In pig chnrge of Uie gltt table, assisted dinni by Mn. Robert Graves, mont

Mr. and Mrs. Tackett will make elub Uieir home a t 1430 Elm sireet. Long cari Bench, where he Is stationed wlUi wm lhe navy. Mra. Tackett la employed . , a t Uie Bank, or America.____________ 5 _________ ________ ^

Guests ReportedWENDELL, Jan. 11-M rs. Anna

Kappel nnd Mra. Oeorge Wahler jjg were guesU or the Senior Bridge Max club when m tjnben met la s t week club. a l the home ot M n . Roy Dean.

l i n . KenneUi Bradshaw and M n. high Albert Lancaster m e lved prise*. Inber

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' WENDELU Jnn. l l - M a v . - J ^ Hamilton was ho.«eas for Uie l a i K i luncheon of llie Wtndcll council Saturday a l h rr h o m t ^ R i

Donations were made lo t h t s B ^ nual March ot Dlmrs a n d . t s i ^ K r tiibereuloois fund.-Mrs.-Riiy was appointed to be In etiart# t f s K , , council's loan cloaet. Mn. V t m ^ E i Maus and Mn. Aflntun will b ^ E iiili charge of loaning Uie a r u d f i t * f l t supplies belonging to ttie c o m B ^ Supplies ava(lnbl(>.incliirte i h c ^ M U a bed, wheel chnlr, crutches. b td » B ^ « and urinal. •

Tlie council will meet a l i::u -i Pe5ri5” for aluhchcon UiB-hom rTrf-M nrH rflrtonriar«W ® fleers win bo elected.

M n. Hugh’toildw«i * i r , r f » » K sent Ui« council at Uie G « £ B ,m i county homo demonstraUon meeUng. .

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Dinner Slated by K Group at ConfolK

Plana were made for the tx B v u i: dinner to be served the last c T s H ^ month a t Uie meeting of the I 'u ^ E ^ elub Wednesday n l the home ot Ua^Ei^ Cari Boyd. Mn. William Soc^B n in WM asslsUnl hostess.

A demonstration ot holfdaj b n l l ^ was presented for the p ro g n a i^ B u Mrt. Vem-MelUin.-Mr*^Maitaa Mr*. Roger Boyd were guest*.

* ¥ ¥ g i n y• WINNERS TOLD B ^

HEVBURN, Jan. li-I^ tr. and Max Drago entertained thetr club Monday evening a l th^ir jwith Mn. Blilrley Hunter pU n B sb i high for women and Charle* K I « r ' Inberg. high for men. g Ann

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|* ^ ^ ^ D ? n M n . jonquil bHDD rwUnff ^ , ? • , .tfuW^Dfcember. She n t» hini rou note from Ber- «"«• « EkJiW. »n Indian Rlrl a t- M<“ ^ 3t, U*rr'« o f th e WBMtch ‘■•ll*]'' lit Lake Cltv. who !.i apon- i ital« B-elfare project of Itr, ■

Pttnfsi belflf mnde townrd.1 pur- ■— iuiSX » desk to be preicnted to -

^ S, KfT, Junea Crowe for the (Id- ^ Q C liKfiUon olfice at the Idnho

l a i fcr Youth was told by Mr*, '-----------■hlB Boule. nupert, welfar# chair- h a OE

K u or (he 0• . J u r t BllBipion, icrapbook ehalr- held W« j f » t t iTported ea the scrapbook tco will I ■ ^K ^.T in te entered In the »t«te rrt-'J wirt ^ ■ ^ r t t t a i at the conTenlIon~Mfty ner. -

K ud 9t in SoUe. The treo iurtr 'sglren by Mn. Oerber. coutiU

■ Urt. liorard Block, membership « 7;3o B » jS n in . reported M r*. Asnes home of r tW c j t ioome. formerly of Moun- oeorK* )

neat, ha* ,tr#n»ferr«d h e r ,n d lilm >Twsbmtilp to the Alpha Ku chap-

e. ■ WorkAJUr the report* were h i*rd w rs . gnth ilmln preuntfd a che*t of draw- ‘Tuesday (J lo IXa Block as a baby »hower eopptr , A (rtn (he chapter. andIbt education program for the noon. Tl pttkj ccniUted of a dem Jaitra- held at

; ^B(tb^^n»kl^ro^sla^ed•tlouKh- iJwlntTa ■Jbrlto. Veda Morgan and Mr*. acauMnti

tmhi Crane, 'nie.w were *enre<i "ii csf(e« a* refre.\hmeDls by -t^e m s ani cCEua, Mn. SUmpjon. M r* , wcdnesd Lifiiit and Mn. RUhard JClrkmaa. p ^ i ooo OcmU Tere }.In. Blaine Petersen.1=11. W uh, and Mrs. K enneth imnmi Lt£>. former member vlilUng e),ureh ,gt from Ciillfortiln,_____________ ,,

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. ho*e « n ^ f tm ^ w \v a r i i « T T T ir i Goddard, aon of th« Ber. aad dloA wlUt I. George G oddani. Goodlnr, Ind^tra . 'I been announced by her par. SbothoDc. *, Mr. aad Mr»- O ra 0 . Crowe, announced If Crowe la a •m io r a t Twin and Mn.II high uhool. H er ftasce wUt (Petlynof end collrre a l LewUloo. N« Ingle haa been Mt for th* wedding. ----------------aff eneravlng) day . a t t

oclal Calendar\OERMAN — negulnr meeting le Order of Eastern SU r will bc akoSHO:

Wcclncjdny. ServlnK commit- woman's Kill be Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred Rob- g«rvjce wll' Wld Mr, And Mrs. Charles Skin- a«<lay-aL_

Haynes. M ^ * co-ho»t«s.

nititr>- Woman’s club will meet 7;30 pjn. Wednc-vloy a t the anc i'o io 6 Of Mrs. Ira Kuykcndnll. Mn. d5« WnrberB will present a UUlOm, ------- “ "-'a

ork dny meeUnir for tD 3 ser- 'I ward Relief *oclcty will be held iday a t tho church. Work on Salmon *: Itr pitchers will begin a t 10 will meet a and poUuck will be serred at liome of ^

I. The rtpulnr meeting will be Mrs. Pete a t 3 pji,_w lU i_ the lesson, a RoU call w

ng and quilting aewion andHet^ fittve'trled-: iMnted period, be “Todny

¥ 4 4> row's cl(l23 and S club will meet a l 3 pjn, Charles Bo. neadny a t tho home of Mrs.Oook. JEROME-

■ * ¥ ¥ l l 3 p m.noma class of the First Bspllst for * Dan ch will meet a t 8 p jn . Monday cj-am. he home of Mrs. Elsie Farley,Tenth avenue ensl. •

LER-Btnr Soclnl club will meet I no-hosw « luncheon a l 1 p,m.■•day a t the home of Mn. M.T. i ^ P j

7 - ^ Jf V -------- — UQa_for__pwl nnd Blossom club meeting |2 . 'bc held a l 3 p m . Wednesdny Uie home ot Mrs. Tliomas . dy. 459 Elm street. M n. Oul- 'Twl'*

will Rivc the poem of the ‘lh. Mrs, Jolm F la lt will be in Tuesday at jrorU>r-p7o8rA>.T-flh-341>llP Inltiatlon-U arrangemei^t*.

* ¥ ¥ Mary Ma OSHONE—M n. Ooorge Dcpew Baptist chu be hoste.is to Lucky 13 club al Tuesday In a . Friday.

¥ ¥ ¥ Smiling IOSIIONE — Lesion auxiliary a t 3 p.m. > meet a t 8 p jn . Monday a l the M n. N. W orlal hall. drive. Trar

* ¥■ ¥ Ulned by c m btra of Wesleyan Ser>'lce guildbe hosteasca for the general AddUon / Ing of the Woman'* Society of B pjn. Wed itlaa. Servlee a t 8 p jn . Thun? Mrs. 0 |ynn

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’ . _ A B um elhlns >preparation tiu, chalrmi Ue. named 1 Porter, M r

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CABOLE LOW________T in ) m iB ln r& WlnUr w ear ^ '.will) U o nrauD. son of Mr. ' •Mr*. Tbeadorc Brann. north D nr->/-\i-^ hone. Tb* cncagtm ent was i x c p U l I «nced by ber parent*. Mr. - y ■ r Mn. C. D. Low. She«hone. I . l .

lynova. p h o U ^ U ff engnv-lee commltl

a t the M ethodbt church, ^""WlmreM memben are w ked to brtag d „ /lv en ln e

dozen tea sandwiches. The »r guild meeting scheduled ^Wednesday n lgh l hns been b « n purewi Ifd. Odd Fellowi

¥ * ¥ The chai3SHONE-M eU)0dtsl church Laura in-s Society of ChrUtlsn McCracKen, :e will meet a l 8 p.m. Wed- “nd Mrs, Oy ■! thi> hnmi- nf Mnt Jylf A Vtlfp fles. M n. Earl Elam will be Ur>- was rt steis. sembly pres

¥ ¥ ¥ .. oJflclal visit3SHONE-All-dny work meeU Refreshm( ■111 bc held by the LDS Relief J. C. Doollt y beginning a t 10 *J«; Tues- Mrs, E. T. Q It the ehurch. Luncheon will Mra. Jeon rved a l noon. • Boi ’m a a ...

¥ ¥ ¥ mon T raci H omemaken club neet a t 3 pJn. Tuesday In the V J U c b

of M n. Elmer Parrolt with oHnRTrrti Pete U nlln it as co-hostess, , , ^ h v m

call will be "licw producU I AnSe WhlU trlcd-and-re3Tilt3.“-LeMuii-a lll _rodny* family tmln.i tomor- ‘

cltlictu.- given by Mrt,

“ Sl X P l 'n " '* * * Scor# prU lONfE-Clvlc club will meet werr^-' u d p.m. Tuesday In club rooms m „ . zerph; . Danish luncheon and pro- received gue

n Fnlli. TlieUv Rho glrb, r CXld Fellows and InsUIUng n 'win meet fo r a jolnl prac- t 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon at OOP hall. ThU U In prepara- lor__publlc_ln«t«llailoa_ccrt- s to be held a t 8 p jo . Tues- .,t the lOOP hall.

* ¥ ¥a Fa lb chapter No. 28. Order stem filar, wlU meet a l 8 p.m. ny a t the Masonic Icmple,Hon-ts-planncd.--------- :--------------

¥ ¥ ¥7 M artha clnss of the Pint n church will meet a t 3 pjn. ' ay In the church parlor.

¥ ¥ ¥ ling Through club will meet p.m. Monday In the home of fcvfT N. W. ArrlnRton. 812 Hayes

TransporUUon may b t ob- 1 by calUnjt REdwood 3-839J.

lion Avenue ciub will meet at . Wednesday lir Uie hocnt Cf .0 |ynn SmlUi._________ ~ ;

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Jan . 11—M u Caller ices the engBRemeni of his cr. enella. to Edr> McKinley. dding ls s e t (or'Feb.7. 'Cazler. a 10&7 Eraduntc of high school. Is employed by Rotiert--x>n - a n d - P ! >iy, T> in McKinley, a 19M graduate Le high school, Arco, Is em* by Feed and Supply center.•all*. _______ ___ __________

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ntpoulia Club!nnber Speakst Garden MeetVictor W. Nelson, past pres- )f Uie Maeic Vnlley s.iim- club, talked on 'T he Ctinrm , can v loleb” a t the merlins \ rwln FftlJs G nrdcn club Wcil- V ,In tho homa of Mrs. Ken- ' ' - T ^

o d d e r . ________lusua te he r talk . Mrs, Ncl- Q g J Q Q r played about 30 of her newer 4 'a nd Ilcmuiistratcd leaf lUon and planting methods.Hodder reported on the club's B 9 H H I lias u l e . Discussion wa^ held ,

landscoplrtg project ni Uie , and Mrs. T . W. llirk.v Mrs, “nnd h lt t . Dyrd Wnlu'r were

;cd lo assist M rs. Al Ilniiklii.i, *

iKrs were advised to pinnl ^ r S . 0Ing new lo thc lr garden.^ In . ,lUon for the fair. Mr-s. Hunk. [ \ J p w airm an of tho fair commlt-med he r assbtftiili, Mrs,-Snm X w / i i

Mrs. Lonnie Smith, Mrs, i VY uind Mrs. Hodder. Mrii. Josepl

'Tf''Oar*dw/club*»”werc djs- Journey club' 1. Mr*. ‘8 , W. BmlUi aniioun- dny nftcniooE It the n ln lh > annuM gnrdcn Ing of the gro woufd bc held Jnn. 37 and Mrs Lloyd le Basque centcr. Bobe. M n. vice president 3J-UT and Mrs, Oeorse Wll- Mt-to-. «nd •e gucata.-Tlic h6Mef< i.ervcd trcn.*.urer.-Th' neiiU aal-Mcd by Mrx. Hnr- jtflllcd by Mr ox. Mrs. OeorKC Childs ajid commllteo B. Alwood, T lie lic it meet- i,„ x «

¥. ¥ ¥ * luncheon: Mr

orts Heard a t Utliyi and Mr

F. Lodge Meet preildenl. pre•U of the auditing and inis- S'»e P " * imlttces and the annual re- f ‘“ “■re presenled a t the meeting '"S n n te Rebeknh lodge Tues- c:nlng a t Uib IOOP hall. ‘;* announced a blsnket liad ^J'JT urchaaed to be sent to the ;I|QWS home In Caldwell. » " * P W a n ii charW r waa draped for r o l l 'M n ^ le r

aura T arr by Mn. Robert ken Mrs, Raymond Puddy ff^rold o«bh rs, O lynn SmlUi. Th^ ^i^r frnm the WMemblv gferf. prcscnl-aL..lll' u rend announcing the aa- m„,, nichar president would make her ^on chairman visit W Uie lodge Feb. 18,

shm ihU were served by Mrs. . JooIltUe. Mr*. Henry Wavra. r r i Z 6 S > T. Q ulterj'. Mr*. Elva Meeks. . _ lean H atzfeld and Sandra ^

?■ « * » » HEYBURN,Oreenwell reci

lests Reported K ; 3 “3H0NE. Jon . 11 -M n , Oeorge slcn wa* hwU . Mrs. Mory Custer. Mr*, her home Tu WhltcoflCk_and_Mn,_Charles tables of c i ^ OT were m t^ t* a t.a 1:30 des-' club itU ng e f the ThurWay bridge ErwUs. Mn.I Uie home of Mr*. LolUe WtUly Roos ai this week. guest*. Mn.I prizes went to Mrs..Elwood guest priu. and Mrs, Ray Drown, and TTienertmt erphy and Mrs. Whlt«sack 4 a t th* ho 1 guest prtees. 0 3 iy a n In Bu

-IVE BETTER. . . AT{In t. and mo«t alsnlflcant simplicity of0 k e ^ - in -m in d whcn-you bnckground^w*1 plan tho deooraUng and plemenu Uie e ng of your homo U Uiat It Uie TradiUona rve' baalc hum an needs. To combination th jlelely satlsfaetory, a home phere of sUlkl aUfy Its occupants' ur^e for contributes to tliereby XulflUlng-*-pi>’cho«. A new color need: and i t must provide to-daje fumit

comfort and accoramoda- often *11 Uiat'* all tho BcUvlUe*.to be cnr- tired nin-down w ithin ltd walls; aad per- like' aome pn

Mt Im p o ru n t of all, l l must alUi your color tho-almplo. un lw aal-dctlre Bfrang^ent*, ■ beUer. WlUt careful plan- wlUi one of o o f.theso re<julrtmenU can oraton, AnyOr

no m a tte r w hat th# age or W* know yot the hoine m ay 'K :------------y w m o n e y —

oom aketched above b Ih f j^“ ‘ow‘ “aim*i50m In an up-dated, older ai«-,vs wllh ei ne. T he old brick fireplace been given a bold, striking SJ, u , ,

•feellnjj-by o f f ^ t£ H n c - a rT .rU rs .-W 'lind-grove‘ panel ot naiurnl ^ ___________u 4 J ia .u p p cr-aQ tU fln ^ { JK rj j;S 7 = = = = ive been painted a muted' I k J T i en. w ith wall-to-wall carpel I P < I Iahade* , lighter Uinn Uie

low beauUfully the Infcnnalllk - '".t

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rin F a t l i , 9 5 0 Bluo Lolcei N orth (T h t• O PE I^ EVENINGS B Y .A PPO IN T^

TIM ES-NEW S. TW IN FAL

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oacpb OUeson. lefl, look* over elob records r aa new president of Ihe So-Joyraey elub. .cheon Salurday noon In the Turf elub. K>

O ttesonJs Honor P N Leader o f , wn Falls Club i £ ; - g , » ™ueph O. 0ltc.Mn wns In- »ork tn the clu tw president of the So- nnn :lub in ccrcm onlcs'sntur: the regular meet noon a t a luncheon mcft- Presbyterian Wo I group a t the Turf club, the church, syd Walker wna sealed n.< Mrn. T. C, Or lent; Mrs. W. L, Hove, sec- on "What lo Ul nd .Mp, E. L. Jlolninn, *f«, Fr«-The-ncw -nlnle- WM in- tion' toplc-wa*

Mrs, Enrl Good.'.on. new year," Tin lee chalrmcn Announced Illackstone pre.'v itlcM u.nfe.Mra.--Qo«lfloa ioasl8tlng_o£Jili n*: Mrs, Clnud Wilhite, book* tjy Dr. 1 -M r»r-E m nioU -«*nl*on, Tliw -will-be t Mrs. Jess Loft-man, pro- Uie coming yeai

t . Oleeti Senmons. hospl- BerUia Wilson i Mr*. D. O. Welker, cards, u ry of social a< mes L, HlgRlns, outgoing because of oihri presided a t tho mecUng, RefreshmenU

Drescnted a gift from, Uie the ten Ubie wl In . Wilhite. O ther outgo- and Mn. Beeboi n ar# Mrs. Wlllilte, vice „

Mra, Oller,on. secretary C. E. Hnrt. treasurer, M n r k Cprogram films were ahown Kelker, Mra. John Moore J:DEN, Jan. 1 am chalrninn. hoff wm honorem ben are Mrs. John Cnr- her blrUidny an Olen Eaton. Mra, Leo Rnd- Tu«Wilbur E. NlchoU. Mrs. ^ome Of Mr. anc

irlbble and M n, Conrad hoii. he new membrrs were not Score prlre* wit.,Uie.ln8lRUftUon._______ PauLE«llS’iir2.J[chard Wnlton was Junch- Mr. WalUr ninn uerhard M

¥ ¥ ¥ *. J I RZADTIME8-::S Awarded

Cjub ConfabRN, Jan. 11—M n. Clyde M ■received tho high p r l» a t I

1 Mrs. Minnie Sm ith high I I Alie when Mrs. W alter Hoi- ■ JiMteas to the TNT club a t I f tI Tueaday evening. Three rards were n t play. ib weIcOinea'Tara.~Eme*t] — t t . Stella Peterson. Mty.)s and Mrs. Leo Handy as B I Bin . Kandy received thej K B

t meeting wUI be held Feb! I Hhome of Mr*. Oordon

n Burley. •_____________

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^3' ."JvT HOMEof Ull* Cont«m poni7

i^wmbln** wUii.aiMl4!ffln- ___ ____he dignity and charm of „lonal fum lshli^*.. I t 't k ■**<n tha t creatcs an atmoa- ,oUlklng individuality a s d , , ,to belter living. rrigK

olor tdieme and a n up* imlture arrangement Is lat's needed to up-daU it lown room. I f you would

professional atslsUnce » lor telecUon* and room It*, e rn e In nnd consultj f o i i r '^ o e n r o c e a -d e c " ---------- ----------lyOme.’ you want th o m oit fo r '■ ■ i t i vy— U i#-m o* t-B U U y,-the--------^Wlfy, and th* h lghett qua]- im 1* to give you theae, h every purchase—large h tt.y o u make from u*.IS your furniture head-oa't^you?----------------------------------- m i

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> li" io n J sO N F A L L S , ■r h t R*d H o i r i o l ^ '.RTMENT! , , • ^ __

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ALLS, IDAHO

ub Slate Installed at L

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lords a* th e ^ rtp a rts to erricm arv ><n. I elub. 8be waa iosUlled W. L. Hove, aecret ]. From left, o tber new engnvlngi

r Presented Fashion F t'\rs. Beebout PlannedD. Beebout received an A f \ a r r - memlwnlilp from Uie ’ / ' t - J C l C oreign mbsioo* for her JERO.ME. Jaii, 1 e church a t a presenU- Ion show will be n

meeUng Thuraday of the this yenr. mrmbci 1 WomcQ'*’***oclaUon a t Jny-C-Eltes decldt

TUfuday evening a J, Orsy. president, spoke The commllteo 0 uke along In the new meellng Included J

Frank BrotmV dei'o- M n. Charles wa* ■ M fsw jejT or Uie Wo niconburg.M Tlie Rev. Dr. Donald acUng presldent..p

prt.iemetl the progrnm Thank you not- If hlghllghtu of the t wo loy* froi|\Jhe_B1« 3r. Luke in tha Bible, children'* sdiooH i>e-tb*-*tudF'-book*-for Khool were tcud:* y « r . / n InvlUlIon fty

'llson resigned as secre- Jay-C-Eltes to- a: al acUon nnd educaUon district meeting Olher cornmltmenu. Turf club wa* re* enu were *«rved from Mn. Paul Hurlca le WlUl M n. BUck*tone tho candyeeboui. pouring. O w h |

„ „ „ - Uio other ChrbUni_ A report of th t

« Birthday»n. 11-Pairlcla Meyer- Mra. W. P. Churc; onored In observance of Mn, Wnldo Fle y anniversary, a t a pin- membera to a cc Tue.'dny evening n t the pJn. Jsn, 33 a t he: •. and M n. Alvln Meyer- A Vnlenllne's da.

be htld Feb. 14 <c* were received by Mn. j2 .JU y_U ertyliD fr.-M r. ilUr Ehler* and Mr. and rtl Me\’e n Pretman aa directPdM e^en Th# vacancy wUl b

polnteient by lhe t E 8-N EW S WANT AD8 * « „ , Lyle Ham

IZtli AnniifiFRIGIDAIRE

............... . , . , ____ . •Y»t, olher moken cSorg* up fo J50 mor* f

•out ftatvr* Ihai Ii youn In lh* very lowst Fflgldolf* H tc tfk Dryer. And look whot sIm yi

A u lom aikT Im t C onlrol-for oil f F«*-W oy Air Flow-N ylon Unl Tr

« N A FRLGIDAIM—

E U T Y E Ryou purchnse a new l^lg idalr# Dryei d a re a u b s tq u en tlj named * weekly rch&se price refonded . . . b u t wUl

GET ENTRY Bl

Free Coffee and Royal Cd

. TW IN. F A L tS .:: - . -

t Luncheon M eeting

tv

i(n. Llord Walker whn was aeated aa vlc< KcreUry, and Mra. E. L. Holman, treasure

^ Review W atson Pi ed by Unit Unit's erome Meet p^."Ssu, l l - A spring fn sh -o f Initiation" al be n pnrl of the fund Moglc chapter N' fnr tli» ntll,. Plftntem Bl.'ir Xtn

rmben of the Jerome the Masonic tempi lecldcd wlirn ihry mel • Floyd Dandy, cm ing a t WOfxl’s cnfr. of T tt'ln Fnlls Con tteo in ChnrKe ot thi- ded Mra- Puul Hurlrs.i officer*, Joe McMl ^flJICf, Jr.. nnrf Mr*. vlslWr* abo

rg. Mrs, LiiVere Oooch, H efresluncnU wi nl,.prejilded, dining hall «IUinot^s for Clu-blmiv« Oernld Hamilton, c

I Blnckfoot exccpilnnftl by Mr. and Mra. M w rT n d -K -a H ii^ ^U te ^ ^

n trfim Uie Twin Fnlls Eunker. . to- a ttend the fourth * *

Leadersoch gave a rcporl on q ,jj g jou i bUna* ncUvltIrs, . -rijMday ineeUng 1 f tho recent Ooodlng of Mr* O alo Ydar

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. S h c r m n w .11> colto p«ttr «t • «nd Inu A It h e r home. RIU M erritt ser•* day cooked aale will 14 a t Van Orman's. P r a t t M nt Charle*

xnd Mrs, Wendell C»l- Fletcher were app« airmen of this event, committee. T he ^ M ion-of-M r* .—Boyd c lub 'w n .r»M ar- - llrector waa nccepted, l>In. Falconburg »Ul be filled by an np. elal prlM. lhe execuUve board. 9 VHnmilton, Mr*. Paul READ TIMES-W l

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mKies-AWA

f 12th ANNIVERSARY PRI

> UMITID TIM I ONLY

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oil fabrics. .T r a p " ^ 0 , ' > .w all/'b u llf .|n "ro o k |

r f R E ir y e r b e tw e e n n o w a n d M a rc h l s l , ik ly w in n e r , y o a w il l - n o t o n ly g e t vUl r e c e iv e a $ 100 c a a b ^ b o n u s b e

BLANKS HER'E!

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» vie* pm ldenl; Mr*, asurer. (SUff photo-

1 Presents s Program -uon, worthy pnUnn,I program "Thoughts ' a t th# meellng of :r No. 8J. Order of'. Xtnnrtfiy ev en ln f n t -------temple.y, ciiiliient commander I Commander- No. 10,!d. He inlroduced hla McMillan nnd Wataon. k nlso were greeted.U wcro“ aervcd iti th#WlUl Mra.-and Mra. ton, clinlrmen. assisted :ra. MilUm Billard aadte T T M m n fw n rrn n a -— - ipSTTonrM rrcm ittta---------

ir SelectedJan. II — Suzanne

ct(d presldeni of Red H)t troop No, a a t tho Jng held a t Uia boms Ydarraga, leader, ted were LaRiU Sue nry; Olire Ann Parker, renda Lawton', flag- eU Archibald, reporter. t served rtfrtshmenU.

larles Parker and Mrt. appointed nominating

he consUUiUcn o t Ui# d. " iburg received a ipe-

» » ♦3 -NEWS WANT ADS

ialLO ty s r .an' PRICI f l ;00-||- - .Y .

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I GOODSI P h e n o m t

K e n L y o

R a l l y f o iBUHL. Jn n . 11— Ken Lyc

1. an uphill 52-51 overtim e vi r th e w ny, includinsr a 40-31

into ft 48-48 tic w ilh Buhl t indlnnw 4-3 in the three-mit:

Idaho Stat Pair From

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' ball, took th e measure of n fte rnoon fo r the second tin

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ite Sweeps n ColoradoS ,- C o lo ;,- J a n ._ lJ -(y P )— Id n h o -S ta tc . R ockv M oii n ta in c o n fe rc n c c b a s k e t o f C o lo ra d o c o l le s e h e re S a lu rd a y 1 tim e in tw o d a y a 88 -52 . T h e y won ^al.i ro m p c i l t o a 4 3 -28 le ad in th e---------f i r n t h n l f , a n tl th e n coa.itcd

to t h e i r necond Ica irue v ictory o f t h e s e n so n .

Coach John Orayaon unlotdcd ^ hl» btnch In Uie lecoM httlt md

IhB reservM kept ptce wllh Die out-manned T lgen.

,a '41 OaII Slem tn led the «eorlni tor U 418 lhe BensnU with 10 polnu And w u « _ < « followed by Lloyd HarrU^^w»^ 10

^ Ml Bob McKendry paced CC with IT--------points and Jim Becker netted 10.31 a m w inners h ll « .« per ccnl of M a u lhelr ahot*. while the T lje ri minaj-0 «w ed oniy 38,7.“ In Friday* r»nie, the BengBla H couldn't shnke Che Colorado.UAm It '40# until :s- mlnuie.1 remained In lhe S S»no. Tlte Idahotnx led bjr four

po ln u a( th a t lU se cf the gime

IS » J SO-foo( le t ahoU and Added a free [> Ihrow to alArt the BcosAla on lhelr ft 4M w»y. X ■H 3U Four Idaho SU le plnyera hit In I* ^ double Ilgurcs with Oall Sleman S j j j j with 18 and LeRoy Bacher wim 15

leading the way. Captain Lloyd H ir- it s rls waa Uie only auirter that failed [* J ' to reach the doul)le-figure, bul he I] 4ta so t nine.It dl n o n McCnrly led Colorado coIIes< '» ^ w ith 11 po lnu while Colorado’i lead- ii M«7 Ing acorer, LeRoy Wllllanu, wa*

held CO three field soali by Roy ChrUtlah.

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^ e n J W ^ i n ^UnjT carried the Gooding Senators tt icre Friday nifrht. Trailing most ol rs, the Senntora puUed themselvei y. Then the winnern outscored th< loRcra didn’t die without a last-min---- ute effort. With three sec

ond.s remaining, Larry John' w n tanked one fo( the Indiana bui the polnU were no i allowed bccauat of travellne violation bn the mar who paased <he ball to Johuon ,

The loM left Duhl with a d-0 con­ference mark and kept Ooodlng lr

, the m e for the title a t 2 -1 ,.2tatC, _w elcom ln*—hack—A iArler_noi! isket* Drown, who la counted on by coict; Tt^nv Ed~Bencnk U> iliuutder a ianie pari ; Of Uie Buhl acorlng. the Indlaiu rell

'i® '’ behind 18-11 a fle r the f im period n th e but le ft Uie noor a t haUUme wilh a a .ttcd 24-31 bulge.cLorv They upped th a t lend to « -3 l Ir

^ lhe nex t eight mlnutea bul Uin Ljront and eompiuiT got.rolling Ir

oiaea y , , ooodlng tradlllonal fourth, ‘i *?“ quarter b l a r e and th# Indlanj ** couldn’t keep th e lead,

Lyona, who leada Ooodlne icor' Ing for the aeoaon, tanked aix goau

lru*f2 on Ilx Altempu Ior a perfect nlghi " v *® from th e flfld and then added 11 o:

13 a tlem pu from' the foul irn" w ” Tho Indians couldn’t malcii lhal >0- . wllherlne blaal alUiouKh Dro^'n »n(

Oftry Boiinr mode atcllar ahowlnm with 13 pointa each. Lyons coppec

, the scorlnir honors wllh 23. engBla nnoniNc it . nuiiL it^ le a m r ^ W I--KI

W-.ndrf i j l l - a ^ J J » I;game 1 J * l!char.,1l.r 4 l < l

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lhelr SV/rV I • 1 sljjr.- .r , I J J !

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"“ " W o l v e s B r e a kollege ___ _

T i e t o B e a t

; ^ D e v U s 4 0 - 3 1,, , u MURTAi;OII. Jan , 11 -A torrid la 3M fourth quarter hlRhllghted by some la 331 oulaido aharpihooUng let the Caa- “ - " J U#ford-Wolvea-brcak_i.25-2i.UUril n Jh quarter tie and bo on lo beat Mur- - — uufth 40-31 here Prlday night,** * " Tho hosting Red DevlU had over- a 300 eome a four-point haifUme deficit I* M3 to begin Uie lant frvhe on equal 5 footing. B u t Hudion and Oary H 331 Heldel began comjecUns on long set a uo ahols and the Red Devlb couldn’t i» ?n i match lhe lr shjirpahoollng.

Hudson ended the n ight with 11 polnu and acorlng, honors whiie

W t. Heldel cranked through 10 irtore, * * Ward led M urtaugh icoring wlUi 3 I nine points.J — a —Mur u ug h -u 'o ti—Ih e-p re ilmlnary ? ? 17-M.

I CARTLErORD 41, HIIRTAtKiH II i : C»nl«tori IHunauihnrooki <* P' }»L , Mnoi«T» J • } 1 ^ 0 ? , ? a I !

KInjton 1 1 } 4 a ! I

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TnlaU IT t l l 4 e *{, *.}V [ j^ J. c..ii*foBi *■ 11 i» *1

! i Half of College n Drafts Turn Pro0 4 m o b i l e . Ala.. Jan . II CB—Al leasl

half o t th e 80 leading eolleglaU tn Itl, fooU)iUl playera In Salurday’a Sen­

ior bowl gam# already hav# ilgneC pro contracU.

------------ATheclro(-the-30»qti«dsniett-plek-cd in th e pro draft ttiowed SS havt been Blgned by National Poolbal league t^ama. Pro lourcea aald aeV' crai o f the eUier five.who were non.

'5m commlttal'probably also have ilgned jso wllh announpemsnta to b* madi■SS la'er-.■}?1 South eoach Paul B roun’a Clevt' j i s land Browns and the Oreen B.\;

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H N D I A N S

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Kimberly Hi i 60-34 Little I

KIMBERLY, Jnn. 11 — Kir Icon- threw out an effective.dcfensa n« m ference win. The victory give nou lppking_for,it.vfirflt ,w(n nfter ty

ioach that wn.s the most detrimental t r-part up"by—Kimbcriy's-front-line- ‘

o r T a c J n V n g h t r R i c h a r d 'D n - * V « a n d G o ry C o r d tr i iM nl- lowing the' vlallcra seldom- more *

-31 In rom the field.Uifii In Ul# meanUme, Wright, a «•

ng In foot, 3-Inch Knior, su rted Uie Bull- . lurth- dog attack and ended up with a idlans high of IS palnU. But he got more

than adequate'aupporl from guard scor- Lewi* Ellers, vho tanked 13. , j

Behind th a t scoring Undfm. the t night fluiidoga took a 18-10 Iln l quarter . ** arifl pi»ti»rt It tn 3«.a4 a l Inler- £

mission. The winners malnUlned tiie fast pnce. racking up 10 more i

n snd poin^ jn u,8 uurd quarter while I ttlnita s u i te r only Iwo,

Jim Hagen got 13 points lo lop 1 Valleyi e tioru and- WeiS Uiren- tn J

10 mort.•” Kimberly also won Uit prelim- |

I * Inary 60-34. ^_4—5 -Till bfnjcgt£=________________ -

I • XIUnCRLT II. VALLEI J4 ~ T a 12 Klntxilr ValW f0 1 /» ll pf i» • • fl « rf Ip t; « 2 Da.la I l t t lUitn I I 4 11 b

— „ nnoinja* I I I ] Oourla. » 1 1 1 ^ U 11 KOlourg ] I 1 t Cnmrlaa I I I I

Ccldrr S t l IHlHnm.II I S I O "(I i : r.iiu 8 0 I ; I J ,5 J“ “ ttVlf'kl I I I »jMuhnb.t.H a I 0 *

n Dmlon 0 0 I e.Tot.i. i l II t( (a! Tuuli I I I n i ( II

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“ J Tigers Stop s GamasRally -

S'; For 46-44 Win"O w PAim*IELD. Jan. 11-Afler bree*- ^ Ig se t Inff Inw the fourth quarter wlUi a ^ Iidn’t 15-point cushion. Richfield had. to ‘

lum back a determined Camas Ul 11 county five and hang on (or a 49-44 ^ whiie victory her* Friday night, iriore. - The vislUng Tigers ted ail the way A wllh In the game and. unUl the.Mushets j,

suddenly gol golngi appwenUy were nInary lieaflfd jo r a_tt-nJkia*iay^_’niCJ_Jed i

14-9 aller the Ilrat quarter and 30- {: II 14 a l intemils.iIon. Their thtrd quar- tl

. ter bulge of 38-33 i « the itage lor <i *5 Ul# Mushem' valiant irj-. »

1 t Wally Kmhn. Camas county, look I I scoring honors for Uio night wllh { * 17 points while Tom Olli threw in: . 13 more. George Schiller paced Si * Rlthfleld with 19 while Uammate• ‘ Campbell had II. 1

Camas counly girls, behind the 1*1- II 17-poli}t pltchlnjr.of Juan iu Prock,n « won the" preliminary J7-13. t

• The box score:RiniriELD II, CAMAS CnUSTT <4

RLrhllilil' IC.maa touair ,,

■ - t's .7*^1Tn J.least Camrball < 1 1 ll|rn..l*iMa t 0 I 4Eglate f'-hh. S « * 7 si»«« I I 1 J Fsen- VKin, _1 ________n

■Isned Toiaii i l a u 4i| Toul. ii ( ii « ".■l«ir» br «u.rt»r.l

r r Fish Value Less E '£'}■ Than Saving Cost f

WENATCHEE, Jan. 11 in -T h ! f' :irve- high cwt of saving the CotumbU , B.\y river llih run may soon exceed Uie f

to u l value of Uie fish. Olenn t------- Smothers, manager of the Orant

countr publlo uUllly dlitricl. aaid , 1 l/<«i here today. ^

a In an interview, SmoUiers said, P !! "71 ll not Improbable thnl within . the next 15 yearn the power »nd Ir- , } rigatlon proJecU* contrtbullon.-io '* th# protection of salmon and ileel- J hesd In Ui# Columbia river 'wlU

51; I- equal Ihs moneUry value of the iitVaClb. *;• Smothers cited lUtlsUea giUiered f!■ for Ul# PUD by Or. Fred D«»ld.ion. i

formrr U. 8. fish and wildlife lerv- u Ice official, which showed ih ii more '• lhan 137 miUlon.dollara.his-been "

•rC«.' ap«nt so far In work* to prtscrve lhe fish. AnoUier eight million is

, , belnt Ipenl esch year to operate the {J• prom m . . • . ^

I Total value of lhe commercial and II Iporl* flih run of thr river «»s list-I rd s t aboul 18 mlllloiv dolliri an. Ft nusity. EJ ------- ,------------------ - 1

—CanUlus-and—SrrBrul^.—lltvUte V !>iinip: .'York bnskeib-ill rliab,. have h rri,.i. been meeting annuali.v iirice 1915. dllo’r.j. •

, MR. EMPLOYERSee or coll us

i r ^ W d R K K I COMPENS W INSUR/I PEAVEY,Ti4r; -THOMAS c;

.. '^ I 'lsu rpnce !$■ Cur B u s in e ss ''. — - 202.Sbothon«-Stuc> East - ■

I . i' ' W M

. TlMES^NEWS, TWIN

S W 5 2 - ^

I n o c k s J e r o

lands Cold Va 3 Six League IK im berly caught the Valley V ikinf IBS ns a n nddcd detriment and ro lle t rivea th e BulldoRS a 1-1 conference r two_outing3. Friday niKht i t wns t a l to th e V n ll^au so -b u trn -tiR h t'co

I Bulldogs Tip!: As O’DonnelJr? B ELLEV U E. Jnn. 1 1 - J n c k C •<i po in ts here Friday night nnd tl: ■ r jg l i t along with him ns th ey t i J ' D evils 65-50. O’Donnell’s e f fo r t ;

N orthaide leafnie frames. The ou td ----------------------= ~ — g g i

M in ic o Needs S R a lly to T ip §• O a k le y 5 9 4 5= —TtnPEltTr:Tim-H~PlndlhV thfn>- entl

selves behind by ta-o points a t in- a (p lerm bsion. Uie Mlnlco Spartans O’D i : bounced back In th l second half to ie - | } beat Oakley’s Hornets SMS Friday wht J n ight. I t wns the second straight iwo « win for Mlnlco and gives Uie Khool icnj

I® a ahare for firal In the Big Seven the J confercncc. Oakley now has lost tan « three lengue outings. tho

B ut Coach Rallo Johmons Hor- gan neU continued lo show improvement D when they came from behind In the 3S-:

U tecond period to gain a 25-33 lead T• over th e powerful Spartans.•• Jay Anderson. Mlnlco's center.

look Uilngs in hand 'in Uie third o.p, period when he pumped ihrough u n,faUr field goals In six tries and MrCth a t alammcd the door on Onkley. L'.''''

. G ary Cranney. a Junior a t Oakley '[j.u— hlRh,-took-scoring.-hoaors wllh 2 1 ___

point* and Bob Burch added 10- An- ' derson ended Uie night wllh 15 J ”

» Minico markers. nriii1 Minico won Uie preliminary 38- Di»i

37. despite 13 and 10 point efforU by _ _'■ Oflkleya Pftskett and Jlihle, re- | - l• sp;^t^v^y^ -■-*

U MINICO ti. nAKt.ir i t < " Df( fl Pf IP fr ll rf in

i i l : ! i l i l l i i i i l l •d } AnJraa « I I J» i Aa.mi ! ' * * ~ 11

1 o” i -iw.iu 0 8 1 0 verr-' n!;Ti 1 .? I .7i",‘." r . , I f ihh» <iarr« ' I 4 7f:AHai». ® J ' “ bnc

Dlckaan 1 0 , I * J J ” Ind>k _ ______ I -------------conh Tolah so If U III TolaU 11 ll H U pO.V In JVora b» cuarl«r.! ,j,o•t* Z lr lll z ::- ;..::: ;r:;:“ ii .•:! " » tte ------------------------- rail

P ir a te s E ru p t «' T o B e a t R a ft

Car

1= R iv e r 48-24 SMALTA. J»n, 11 — Hagerman’s °

J Pim tes suddenly found themselves midway ihrough the third period “ *“

- and burat from a 31-10, lead a t Uial Cro Ume lo mc« past Rafl River 48-24 «

44 FrldRy.nlght,___________________ l l -" Bolh teaxm were cold In lhe Ilr.il T

hair, Hagrrman leading a t the first two breaks 11-8 and 10-0- Raft River »■" began Inching up In Uie (hlrd quiir- ter and narrowed the count lo 21- nm< 19 bu t th a t was when Hngerroan nni'

« found Uie spark.i i In the nexl 13 minutes Ihev rack- Ki<u le ed up 37 points while Uie Trojans f;'*! in suddenly cooled off again, “

Mike Preston topped Hngennaii T. w ith 14. lust one more lhan hU older .*»r

. broUier Don.. Kay tJdy Unked 10 to lead Rafl River.

Hagerman «on the. preil/iilnary'■* 47-S4 IIS KlMr got 13 fer Uie winnrr* -----',® and Harold Wight 11 for the loaeri.} ' -T he box acort:lh iiAr.rnMAN 11. R *rr nivrn i i —le llacrnnan Haft IIU,,J ' r ' ! - ■^ Claunar 1 a a -'n .rirtl # « S n ,n. KU«r t i l 1 1 1 4

. ■ J i J i " ’ . ' i J j'C Total! :• I 11 «‘l Talal. tl 1 U «U » « r . hr>«u.rt.r.l« R;M‘ n!m : z : : : : . ~ ~ ~ ! , a ! l , i .Id DRAFTED -I- CLINTON. la.. J in . II W -K en 3* Ploen, quarterback of Iowa’s Rose

Bowl champion lov b a ll- ie am -ln '' 10S7 whn played last icason for

le Winnipeg In Csnadlnn pvo-fcbtbnll: - i’e has been ordered-lO report for In-

aucUon Inio the armed forces Feb. 6.

I . . 'US for your --------

M A N 'S IN A T I O NlA N C E

A B E R C O . -c ; PEAVEY n5" • Esfoblishcd 1908 '

P h o n i RE

a N FALLS, niAHO ' '

^ 5 1 O V E R

' o m e F r o m .

^alley Team ^ Drubbing ^

k in p a co ld h c re ' F r id a y n ig h t , T ige rDlled to a 60-34 L itt le Six con - i-------cn ce re c o rd and leaves V alley 1?1 n s t h e V ik in g s ' in ab ility to h i t j t 'c o r d o n 'o f reb o u n d in g th r o w n -

ip Dietrich = ill Shines Ll:k O ’D onnell exploded f o r 21 i t h e B e lle v u e Bulldogs w e n t | f t u r n e d back D ie trich ’.'i B lu e ; j<j#h D rt g iv e a h im 39 p o in ts in tw o , mg : : o u tm n n n e d B lue D evils t r ie d ] - g tn f f c ly - t r - B t? r y - ln - t ln i' l u i u ' ' ' a n d t r a i le d on ly by se v en n f t- e r tha flral quarter. But Uie Bull- i ^ C dogs went on a ipree In lhe next pe- • rlod th a t saw them leave the floor T T a t JntrnnlsiJon wilh a 38-18 bulge, l i t’They padded that to 63-35 a f t e r ___three quarten bul then Uie Devils T T came alive In Uie final period lo l .X d icore as many u Uiey Imd la Uie .

--------- —ilA tAlmosl lost in the sha«To»-» of

O’Donnell's brilliant ellort was the 18-point pbducgon of M. I*rker. H“ski. w ho now claims a 34-polnl total in ’'*“ '■ 1 two games', ’ropping Dietrich’s of- ‘1“^ ' ; fcnsc was Rinehart, who swished Uie net Jor 10 and John Dormler “ tanked 13 more, Rinehart now leads *>'0 * Uio leagu# with 48 polnu In four Bcimes.

Dletjlch won .Uie preliminary in a 38-35 thriller. ‘‘ "d li

T he box score: 'RELi.Evue IJ. t im iic n i> dui

n«:i.rua ' |Dl.t>lrb hild SCf t fl pf • f* »i pf tp defeat

S ’n T w r'? 1 l i J w w ; l l l l - on’y l 'Krc'u i. I I i llllllnrKirl « I 4 li thrOUR Ilurnhart 1 0 a l]r,ulwn « I 1 I of bCfu'aTdwi, i I I :'iu.Kbu» I I I

1 1 1 f * i l l '-TheTol.1. 54 11 14 ill T«l.l. i i l l « 10 *

nnV 'Ja^^ ir i< n «jDIrltich .............. ........10 It SI 10 Stwnn

HaUey Uses S., Rally t o Nip Indians 42-39 sS- ITATT.PY .Tan l l - n n l l r r ’a WfiT- verlnes spotted Shoshone a 31-30 th ird quarter lead and then roared , vT I bnck In the final frame to hnnd Uie ' Indlan.1 a 43-30 los,i, I t was Uie firsl \ J „ conference win Ior Hailey as op- L U pa-icd to one losj and leaves Sho- shon# wllh a 0-3 mark. 1 ^ ^

T lie Indians hsd tlielr turn #1 - I " rallying tn Uie Uilrd quarter when they erased a 24-17 haUUme deficit to fashion their one-polnt Uilrd quarter lead,

B ut the Wolverines wouldn't b t t to J u denied as DarreU Brown. Ron \ opn Campbell and Nick CrofU began gopl peppcrinff the baskel-frani all aagies the-bl and Shoshone lost IU eye, ' a iu i i

De.iplle the tou, Shoshone's Mycn jteami look scoring honors wlUi 13 polnu. Jerry Brown lopped Hailey with 11 and scorln: CrofU and Campbell added 10 each. . Mou

Haltey alao won the preliminary paced11-’ ! ^ ■______________“ j i ”;

Ttte.box ncore: ,

l u i w ” * " - "'* V ''l '» M .r, 'i u wr-s

llmwn 4 I : Itllluchn i l l * WrnitI nrilnar.1 a a 1 olAHlIrvi ® * J J s,h I

i 1 1 i i i l l ? . rr .an . * 0 1 4Thnrn, 1 a > { !1|f« > I'unlr a a t O'-WJobnian 1 3 1 4 I'rllh

T..1.I. i i “ » «! Toul. i i "7 I i i l Yri” rr" .Vota hr 9uarl.nI r.l.no

.............. ......... '! ;J 5? l j TalalShrxhon. ............—...... “ p „ „

READ T IM ta • HEWS WANT ADS w ^H.Il

T O T H E - [ i 5 ] [ ] g r o GDI

_ g \ _ _

H ere 'i iha nev.'tti addition to Cat line ^or 1958 — lh« all naw SKYb !ng l/ beouliful you hovo lo 'iee il lo b parformonctf, liyling, utility, econon

. excluiiv* leadership comblnollon un linglo engin# airplontl S#a il toon!

R E E D E R F L Y IN (MUNICIPAL A

RE 3-592

[ I T I M E V K

I B i g 7 L o o

B o b e a t s R a

4 2 ^ 2 8 B e d s

W ^ i l s o n T a nB U R L E Y , J a n . 11 — T he h lgh -

t r e n g th e n e d t h e i r b id fo r th e B ig S e m ocked th e J e r o m e T ige rs ' o u t of tl lay n ig h t 4 2 -2 6 . I t w ns th e f i r s t ? igers in t h r e e o u tin g s nnd th e wii ----------------------------------------------- 1 tied ft

E l e c t i o n S e t " m M_ZlttUon o O h re e directors and ;cenler l review of 1057 aeUvltiei w iines-

SguUiem Idaho Fish and Oamo assoclaUon a t 8 p jn . Tuesday i t D««PI Twin Falls Ornnge iiail, reports jLud Drexler. secretary. Burl

Terms expire for PnulThoman.Art Daw and Les Uesjbeck. New I O"®' director* will serv* U irce .yelt !™ terms. ,

RefreshmenU will be a "wild- 'meat" lunch. DelegaUon to Ui# ^ Idaho Wildlife fcdenvllon meet- ,Ing next week-end wlii be In- • M r tc i ■

V e w c o m b G e t s M

H o r n e t s P a s t 3 ! f

H a n s e n 5 3 4 6

irclo, rtorneu nwed by Ilansen'i Iusiii?S^J-40 here W day nlghl . ' ftcr putlinc down a Husky fourUi uarter uprLilng. im,«aDcclo enlered the la st frame with ’14-polnt bulge bu l then Art Jones, i.J“„;ho ended the n lgh l wlUi scoring onors and 10 pointa. began hla suri.r utslde ael shooUng with a ven-; cance. AlUiough Hnnsen cut the rnd In two Uie enrly Declo-margln ,as 100 much.Dut Hansen coach Marvin Rose tai.Ii

,;td some cause for rejoicing In the sror. efeat as frc.nhinnn Uric, playing .. nly his second vnrally game, came - hrouRh WlUl 10 points and promise y . , . . f belter things lo come. U i l lHawen won Uio Junior varsity

'TO e'bof-K ore:------------------------- D s t l

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J 0 0 i vJlll'ur. ; I 1 I tin. ^arior : : 4 ( Jnnra I I t It ilgncd IKlr.rn< 1 S I « ;irl. * : * '* tIOlt 1’Isl'r" 1 1 1 # ' ' ‘ * Ml Ilgh•sim a.^ _a J ------------moaey^

J i " ’* " “ ■X „ „ „ Un salein ..« 'Z -..- .... ..........- _ . - i i It t l 41 going 1

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W e n d S B T l o U s ; ; j " j

P a s t T i g e r s S

F o r 4 8 - 2 3 W i n S ‘WENDELL. Ja n . . 11-M ounU ln be give

rome becamo Uic cighUi itralght spring. Ictlm of UlC Wendell scoring ma- MarU hlne here Friday n lsh t as Uie knoam 'rojaas waxed thc lr visiUng triple t'lm 'd > . opponents 48-23, »lth DSophomore center Jim Scheel »,-as McHaie

he-big gun -in -lhe Wendelt-attaek allJn r ,'IUi 18 poinU RA he led Uie Wendell Htle «* teamroller to a 37-0 haiftlnie lead, erry Frith was nex t o a the Trojan coring list with nine. ■ ■ ■

Mountain Home’# attack was l l l l laccdby Don Hokoer, who connected ■ ■ m lour field goals for eight points. ■ "_Th»-vUSiora.salvftce(l.lhe_prdlmrj ____nan-, trouncing lh# Junior Trojansi *•»» 0-ia. - I ' 'Tlie box score: [.•Wr-SDKLl. 41. MOtlNTAIV nflMr 51 ‘ -

1 a 1 itiiX rt.na 1 0 I rjI 0 I <i.M«nlrolk 0 0 S a

i C i i i i l s i i i i l J• l.rwn I I I i|Ilu(hanan t a I t y A Talal. i i ~i ~i ill T°lal. ~i *1 *1 H j f l j l

: 3 " •! It li m

WEST ADblTIObl_. IffilO0[DO.E-aflli!l&-

I

I Si

Caitno 'i ."mighty mWdla">KYUNE. I t't 10 breolhlok- ’I to beliavo h . Powar, proved ^:onomy emd prlca . . . on wiu n m unmolchtd- by ofiy o lh tf *oon! **■

N G S E R V IC EAIRPORT

5920 I J

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SUNDA-!

i c f o ^ g

' O p L ^ Sf

aee^ :o-- f islon;— ^ inks 16 Ii lg h - f ly in g R iirlcv Oobc< kg S e v e n conforoni'e title lE I fiV l Of th e leag u e le.id here p ? 5 ^ ir s t.c o n fe re n c e loss fo rt? ; ISlon5 Win le f t th e B o !o t;(cd f o r to p .s|iot w ith * / id F i le r . ^ n I The roaring BoU-au iir>r-rr',uj ^nter Don Peterson in-riciuj JtRCH n-aiRoi:cr-WlLion'?«irraiS;5^ jutKrt

Despite the score. ho«fver ^gers stayed wiihiii comrmioi; wd ‘Burley ran up Ihrir ovrr«k,v us pU

g lead in Uie lasl quaritr. ii»celjOn# of Uie big fncio^ in tj.. ^ iu Uie defensive work dona fc, ^ P«3bcaU in holding R.ilph e» '"-tio was leading the ItipS, s' Ki-a ilnU, to four, far belotr fci ;ilnU average. ^Tlie teams fought to s lO-i^^, uWisrler lle and the nobciis Jt»^ rn -i» ln i edge by interminr. ^ ig

r-point In the Uilrtl r>rtli>d*b?^ " s l brenk of Birrlfy finsll; lem down and the Bobciu «a

Following Wilson for Burlpj >• orlng wai Liirry .Mal «iio M il W"' ilnls, Ron Kulm gol elshl to « e loseri-Burley Jayvees made a iTers n e night. IS - they »'on th . ~mifflTj'. ------ —c rThe box score: _ k

DVHLEV « . JEnOKtJI ■ 1*1fa ll pf ib ’’” '" " », h ,( , 11

llu>a I I t t«T..mk,|[, , ,1 ^It 4 t I 10'r„rr I n ,

- ’ - g - i i i i f o i

c :« - r T ! J ' i i OUP*- r.l.ra.a a I I I GkM

SS.................- ? !

I i l l M a r t i n S a y s

» e t r o i t - W i l l - W i n - S S

' e n n a n t i n 1958DETROrr, Jan . 11 Ift-Bllly Ul- « tlio 1, th# peppery ei-Yanke« Hi: TiSff jnedhlsI858conlmclwlUiUieE» b. olt Tiger* Friday and proniplj - a « I lights eh a ahar# of world le i r». oney this wmmer."I believe Uils Is th i year ft gen can win the pennant,’ Uc fot,1 said In an Interview. -And f: ling to do. everyUiIng 1 c u t u w !lp the Tigers win IL" iiitoMTil# Tigers, who nhlihed"foort »

th# American league ract 1* 2 J^ ar. had been dickering for a ‘Isl urge guy- when they ac^uln Tjdi anln in a 13-player deal * t iJL " ' venth-plsce Kansas Clly lait So rir mber. They also were hunUnj f shorUtop to Uke over from ilof n oled Harvey Kuenn. Kuenn t : a w t given a try a t Ull ouUleld tt irlng. n ,MarUn, 30-yea r-o ld tnllfae 'o o io»m for his h y t le cn Uie M ped during a 3(>-mlnute Inlerrlr p 1th Detroit Oeneral M anagers S tof, dial#, ’'-niere was no trouble i I in reachlng-an agreemtat,*lt qqoju ale s.ild. Terms were not d l ^ t, cj,

W RESTLING |

■ E I R ' ' i / iSK K . $ a L ' ' . w Bt

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1*4H A *‘*T

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S E V E N - M A N ’

B A T T L E ROYAL----------- P o r tie ip o n l ,---------- “ »J

FARRIN BARR Jt o n y b o r n e t ' “?=REY URBANO , ’ ; j

PAUL do GALLIS u-rc* y GINO ANGELO

J o h n n y w a l k e r r ' REO v a g n o n j ^ _

' '• * - Fir»t man eUmlnitrf fte

t e « lv a no P r i t f - ^F l n l lw o m e n lh r o i r B ^ t f ^.IU meet In cprtal" r ^ f - ^ ind iWfl In seml-fln»« »»® ^ iwo.tn main ertnl.

i l n p U . I l j t - o ™ ' " ' • " }ra „ . . BtodeBi 75e ■ ' ; ;C tnJren v r >■. ^

DAT,JANnAST„,,5^'

g u E M

S p l i t G i v e s ':

F a l l s 1 - 3 B i j

C o n f e r e n c e’ nv-m F a lls 'B H in s s p l l r t h c i r ^ c

’ ' . ^ m M t i t i o n h e re , b u m p in g Id a

tjhtbuUMUiK le av e s t h e .B r u m s v

th ro u R h iJ e r o m e N i p s

l ^ l a m p a 4 5 4 3

I n O v e r t i m e S j J l

b*a K*!"?* , Mika G

S ^ a S l «f “>« oufUme three■ ----- : r ^ *)'ebid come from » 31-25 ed ihe nip

the gime m to ex tra uyg ^ulck _ inrl* and

' '.fLS Ptrry t«nk«l 3< polnla to pool “ •^ p ^ w h lle Sim lton had pnday.

r t t r s t f p . , ....................

' ' ' “ " ' I «"<»I t I'iU nfli l i l t stone'* p<

12,1. ‘ » '" ff.'"* :L r J 0 ! ° ?I.V." 5 J J • fort « lih

<«^ ! ! t cMurrir 0 I • I conch Bob <*“ ' i l l OSl*iIU'<i I 0 t i o jilods wltJl J i _ » tlir TlBcr.i

l i l ’* * ' t l i e l r olfcrf r . ' '1Z - - i n r j B g t ;

---------------- --------------- I

I’llolsTurn E -Back V ik in g s S -

F o r 4 S - 2 8 W i i i 1 , ; ;

OUMO miRY. Jan . 11 — t^iVk'Tiu'. Gio3 ftffJ»nd Valley were Jce oailtftBlJi lh« ‘•’" e perlodn T . ^ n i i . S SMUit Paott to i hot to ^ • „ ull I U-U iletory here Baturday sio»« ittii . If t mini* tnlieiJ, through th e i

WpifUf but jilned a 17-17 niii»n j tiSsi Ut. They tnilled only by Kiwh.i». iW If r UiiM periods hu t then ,

.•b iaStnon pwcd the Pllot.% -rth 4S »W1« Valley’i honor* were Tnui. -i (B Wrttn Jim !U{tn and K an- ) .0 ib» p i lU each. t» id r i i i t . Ti»TjWO-th» prtllminnry 40- —

- o i n i m s r 41. vA U itr § 6 1 1 3

a i i i i S - i i j i B u r l

z r ! T ? t ‘ 'SIm I t 110. back unbei

».L * ; n r , : ; pi»yms •" ' Don Peter

I l i l________ ___ 11 n tJ - i« 37-33 edsec««rirTT.------------i: IT bowed lo

------ IT ------------- power of 8 i

l a r e y Races liiR honor:V . .Ssvnse KOI

P a s l G ooding S t a t e 4 4 - 2 2 , i T " !

OOOOECO.Jin.-ll-l^caBiif-lend- ' ‘ 1t| Ctrti Pinthcri ttepped to i , „ „ ,fii!f(liWilr»lsht itnsue win here . -

Eljhl, defeating Ooodlns

toll lujed well witliln conten- cSodiBf'’I'"’ '<■ lath* flrtl Jinlf. Icnvlnft the —w tllaltnnluljn irnlllnR by only 1 -k i ito petoi, Ctrty lhen nank IS K | i | l | » lw *hlle liorainB OoodlncMto 1*0 In lhe nexl frame and • !*tl lod till win, l - l n ' l l i1 Prny upptd Carey with 12 •■•ACUJ.^ t t tluli Morsnn wiUi 13 led h a i l e y .

lCun.M.cooniNc s t a t e a ' I?.'?,^ »inf{1M«o<llni8l /« l tp t lP ^ ” y j IJ.5L ! I ! 1 « 0 j and i r a p »V i ^2 I J i 5 {!:''*•• 2 ? J ?• I t t • 1 • J quarter a a “ 1 • • !■ the lecond 2 L 1 ; * V - • • dumped Jn ^ J , ' ’ ' pu l the sa 5* 'M m m ct-ui. . ‘i r i i s n J»ckW rl J " Kimberly.■•■tiiii.'t:...... ..... I !J i i z U• - •• - • '• * “ — * Wllh 13 po

[ ■ F . J a y v e e s

% to B e S t o ^ f l l a n s c i i 4 3 - 4 0 ■ j

eifoft In tlie la.it ihree J^ o jB ji lS tro n s ln e lu d ln R a dd.i.i«« i

, i . -

S i ! :. .jniifij4)y.n,fef.p,jnf-jnto •

of Ihclr own be- L,ama • ' ‘’‘"K. Three lip -

^ »-'ndwlched be- U .0 . «“ >' “ b e a t sfount lo 38-39. Oall

' I k -^ “ * ' r « throw PAmiTEl ‘ head. Khool defe

« u i n . 1 “ ’'•a ha iMurahce the wore‘ u “ '" I banked 0-13 but Ct » i , E u n Munded, take the r<

>i;!5SE,. i,l!,l“s ; r ?>i n - i I f r " 1 1 1 : polnu on p•• I ‘ n i i i u . 2 1 ? 1 Eirller. c *-j 11"' * » • I e J lr l , j j . j o

~« « itT o JW 'tlitrj-punriftn

Uie 12th s<r«. . . t ^ : . - " “ “ on record u C« »

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iM a r k ~ ^ B’-w cclc-i^nd-action-nrrainst Id a h o FalLi 56-4C F r id a y n d ia n s ■i:!-.'10 in S a tu rd a y

(>ne w in nFrninst tu r d u y tii(;lit th e B ru in a ,' 8 tayink ' in con ten tio n jR h o u t thu firAt h a lf , fell

Homc fin e offcn.'^ivc b y th e Indian.'^ in

lllrd .quarter and never coulcJ 1

cold In the f ln t ptrlod, llie s mnntctd only ilx polnla, alt

In b>’ Junior ccnttr Dave Fix fitld cotU and a pnlr of.

y lo u tt. Tlitn In a team ef-

i£xl3;amc_&nd_Uiiled_fi!ilx.a t Inltrmlsalon.a Gray ciMed Ihtl sap toon the first piny u the UiJrd:r oixiied bul Uirn llie Bruins ^ H | K ^1 n p in . Pocntello turned oneam In (lie next Uiree minutes I t . ,InK throush nine polnla JoreK 'ud-a juem m th .-im o end--; nlRhl %'lth IB points, h it for E ^ j g K M | |uick points an(l Antelo Baka-and nip Power thiev In one

Iny nlsht a'13-polnl fourth:r. by MUe Slo»e ' I t l lheB bicjil opclt » tight jiaTTifr '^^HnMiAiIjllrace to the wb. Although's performance was outaund-lie Brum win a team et-llh eftch or the men tued byBob Kllllaril nrlnlng on occa>wKii Elnitly shou {hat held

Bruiav however, stuck- to Difciue and lhelr polie wilted

fcfipM^EiTwixi'iiiJicitvrin

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1* » 0* 0 "i a Terry Har: I- I i|!:ik>«i<kl I 0 I < („o nioro pi

1. L t I l-'w hiL , I ! » ‘ n ierks whilel e t i'cimfUit I t } < poKslblA rtfai

9* I 0 t VAndflwn I 1 « 1

‘‘ “ S n e Enators Beat m o b i l r

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a cs'B nturdiy night turning N o r t h ilc f(nbealen Burley SMO. charR O on Ing wiUioul their icorlns ace went In (or I>eterKin. Buriey managed a but h it kick!dge a t third quarter but then Kowa

10 Ooodlng-* ’Keond hnlt back nut the of Sinn Westendorf and Mny- ^ iwo-ynrd nV ;er Wilson, Burley, took scor- te r The rues jnors wllh 13 while Henry hu rl on one pI KOI n 10 pnce the winners, i,,e „ s i clty T»-on th# prellfnjnsry. Mike Somn:OOD Nfl II. nimLrr 4t ,nrrH<ilprr .f.pf.rB urU , - / . f t n f . p ‘O '«rf I • iie|wii>ni i 1 l i t by returnlnc i

t i l l r>ic« l l l l Brown knockt . } J I 'lfl* ' • ! 'J i '1 O'’ the Soulh■ • 1 0 j iS v .u .n ,- i - i - t - T -J tic k le -S lm '

« « 1 oLibb>r • • I 0 sLulppl Runrc* • 1*1 by North (lu;

• T-i.i. akl ot Mlchls- ,uVrim‘ ' back 53 ynrds It Jt i ! ^ o Jn Iho hnif. I - — ...... - kansos cnrriec

Brown nlio

lldogs JBunip-• 1 P O 0 4 drive. The toililev 5 t 5 - a 4 « recovered ft)

J Maryland..EV, J tn . 11—After holding ---------3wn during th i firsl half -t o t * ! 1 watched Kimberly Jump to W l l f H '

7 lead in the third quarter ' ''ap up the game and a Lltlle -«-» i ' iifue victory J3.3t. K n | | v :y trailed 11-J4 a t.th e flrsl . . •■ . . J■ and 18-5J a t the half. Inond half, however. Kimberly llaitie 1 Jn a tout of I t palnU to e same on lee. OAKLEY. .W rlghl icored JS polnis for caU notched ly. w ith o u t Held Boali, en confcrfne* folloired on Wrlghl’f heels tu rn ln s back » polnu, lour of thtm field Oakley Horne_____________ _ , __ ________XbC_Uornttpoint' msn (or Knlley vas league piiur.

rotl*. wilh 10. edge but coun iB M tr ii .-T iA tL ir« ------H ln a 'iu r W d '’ /s« p f t» road. -

• I J ! ? i N ended• 1 I ilfiiftiii • t 1 I to pac* Flierj j J L J I ji % ° ? u

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nas County ‘j". ;!ri. its Bliss 5X - _^r i E L a j „ . i , - e m u hlshdefeaUd Bllu her* tonght•)l*4jMjaah£Ji£4»y-£nd:ofire atler the f ln t quarter ” , ri-nitC ^m M bounced b U to

pomi mtn for Camaa were1 Btrese wllh l i polnU. High t o d a y ----- -or BILu wns Dorman with II. • « i collected, a total of 3# . U j C . m personal fouls, . r Jj .^C am ai girU best Bllsi ■ ■ ■ ■ •

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r Randolph, senior fotward Inr th e Twin oro polnU Id llie Brulni' 56-46 conqun t i w hilt Idaho Kalli pIiTcrs Sell Andenon.

» rthnund U Twin I'allt' 'Jnhn Ulrich. 1

)rthern Senior eak Past Soui? IL R , A in., J a n . 11 //P)— B ifr Rod d zo n e a n d Kavo tho N o rth n b i t te r ! ;h e n in th n nnun l S en io r bow l S a tu r d , o f A u b u rn ’fi n a tio n a l c h a m p io n s , h e ro o f th d S u g a r bow l v ic to r ytt.s b u t__ tho__ hc n x ie r —

d e fe n d e rs h a lte d th e o n th c i r tw o , Atkin.'^ r l T a i e for the field gosl sliempl kick sllccd to llie rlshl. A 4

Kowalcryk, Mlchlpan 6UiU A ll the North In the lend wllh ,ird pUinRc In lhe flrsl quar- | l i r A w * ' } ruEKcil DIB Ten Mnr was ^ T - ^ 1 k r”r « BAOEW .™a t f o T o ^ . « , , h . . KidMcr. scl up the touchdown Ir .* , “ “ ,h ‘ nine a pum <7 yards btfore knocked him out of bounds {Jghj?

- Slmpson.-200*poitnd-Mla- Buard. inlercepied a pn,M ‘I. <iiinrtefb.ick Jim Ninow- « ; ' 7MlchlKnn Sl.ile nnd ran ll «ynrds lo lhe North one Jale

' ' 'r ^ a ° ‘„v7r'n^n v'/rn» " ^ n c S l lO re :nrried over on a keeper. u,pip own , nJio cnrrled over from the ,another, keep play for the -oUiar-loucUdoKn - to - lh .,» r t , r lollortnt . J J -y r J lie toiicluJown wn.i srl up on red fumble by Don Ile.nly of ”m .„ "v fi d. ■■■; 1

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dey 5 0 4 1.EY. Jnn, 11-Flier-s W ld- _ \ ------ched their second Bis Scv-:rfne« win Samrdny nlchl In AVU-

back the ever-improving

ISSJ"™ ..,„i™ Bellevpliiy. sw eprio i> liilttlm'e t couldn’t hold ll *s Mel irW d“n i tn n - - ih « victory V O U l l l

ended tho night wiih lo Filer but scoring honors Oakley's liunter wllh 13.

•1I.KR u . o .« i.r r II vue Dulldosarc n pr IP (»vi>r f in r f tp 02*23 Bnturdaj ; • > ‘ •V "" '' i a S 1 Behind lhe i 1 1 5 ilr.wm/n 1 : I ii scorlns tandcn3 4 I iJAiUmi t 0 t 4 to a 3B-13 hn:4 « t lllunl.f 0 0 » t B 55.10 edje RJ! * r '? n ‘r ” i' i I I S —Jaorgftn^iBo:1 I. 1 jAHiiri t t 1 0 With seven'pol

Thl*.' " ' ■*CT)OI7TXC*yn1 « : 0<'x«lln» 31- f»f| t

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rENlNG -T iA N Cisco, Jnn. 11 sri— t Kmmer prefeislonal ten- Toi.ii - i n)]e-feiiturtnrP»nch9-Oon. ......d Lew Ilosd «Hl open lis• of the United Stales here. __•, Feb. 8. It w»t announced , I J J

) N C RETE * -

d n i a l C o n c r e t e - n i ; w a , io .H . G ree n S ta m p i '

"__________ . TIM E

A L L S 5 6 4 ( . * * * * *

S c o re s fox' B ru in s

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Twin Falls BrolBS. prtparts U let ge with i ir it of Idaho FaUt Friday nlghL Guard non . 23. and Jane* Newlen. IS, look en. ch, IS. <8laff pheta-tngraTlng)__________

[>rs-Use-Safety iithem Team ]^od llnnRon of Illinois blockod a So tte rly coiitestcd 15-13 football victor tu rdny . An attem pted field goal b; ionship team failed in the Inst 1£ )ry over Tc.tas, rttllied the South fore

“ f n 7 r eco rd" stX n

ites L r u p t p io l a d e l p hJy NaUonal Dnsketl

46-35 Wm1 • tualnst indlanar

r l5h o s u o n e ----------IMAN, Jsn, 11-Held to a " m W MI bulge a l haJfUm'e. the ■ ■ #n r im te i exploded for 36 n i ■the lasl two q u a rtm and ■ ■ &Bhoahona 40-3J Saturday * , m

Cnrsen pnctCt_«lfi.WM_wUh___,__________In th e Plrato surge. With w v i

onnectlng from all angles, ■ ■ Iers Jumped to a 34-33 third k f l lend and then coasted In as ■ ■ ■sns couldn't m usur the J I M Ato retjLllala with a rally of 1.ng Larsen In scorlnif for n wn.i Wlke Preston, who-----------------------------------------------------------ycrs w llh 13,RHAN 41. BIIORnONr. II ___(I r t

4 1 i t ‘Klft>»7 0 8 I A > 4 4 I*';nhn>on J I e > n n 1 Q TSArn* I t l l < n I tWliliheiil t t l !

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k e r L e a d s —

e v u e P a s t l ^ ^

d i n g S t a t e -----------KO'. Jan . 11—M, Barker'i , witji- a IS 'polnl asslil : ox>oonell led Ui» Delle- logs past Ooodlng BUte urday night.the (ihnrp^hoollng of that W wFindem. tha winner ru.'hed I J t W3 hnlf Ume lead and lield . . I J X Ice Rft«r Uiree periods, * * - |golH -C K r t ..Uia Btat t n -----------------------n'polnU, - . _ | ; SfAW. 5J.-BgtLZVtT «t---------------------Tl

I i i i if ini■ ‘ ■ \iiSF i :; i ■ •'IjSflvrrf 1 1 1 4

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n d ia V o r r ' —.TW AND D8ED f “■•ervice b Repair$ ■. • ba

, n c R E 3 - 6 0 8 0 ^ID Tjpea-K lnfls

LYDE'S.d i 'a t o r s h o py JO -O b TPBck U ne in Are OBr B o t l» e » - ,N elaS ld tllB * .

MES-NEWS. TWIN FALLS. I

1 6 , B O W T* * * -------------------------

mMI ^ I V a n ( ]r W N i p s

LOS S n lu rd n v n ig h l Rame. ip».st Kcorinr fo re 'e n m c ^ to - l i f o ^

StmmnnJumprally, scoring | over 10 mlnuirs iwo field gonli dun

Ths grenter strength.-esprfhil provtd loo much

^ B ^ K j g « 3 q S M l come, however, n wenl down,to the ence

TheIn tha Koring coU ctlUng-16,-Wall-T

Qurke 13. Burke ouUUndlng on th

II was Torrer Bruin, who throughout the the Inlermlsslon hitting from I Whaylon Colcmnnwas hrgh-poinlluAIn tha gnme durlr scoring his t<

Idnho has bententhoushUmes.

Blmmons was >ii led.tlie Vnndnis lo

j gnina sUrted and ed. in addition to and 12 free wns the ouUinndln thein koou Wiu> supe

lardln'r him U Gary en. Charging In for ",,V,v*.V

; y ^ t O v - - - i l ^ i j i l

15-13UCLA-----------------

S o u th p u n t out of -----:to ry o v e r tho Reb-1 by fu llb ack Billy iir.«« * " t s t

15 Hccnnds. Ray ' ?•! i s fo rces in th e waning ‘ ^__________________ lulilnM.S____U l \CAND8 W *“ " 1 s 7 f:,PH1A, Ja n . 11 W -The * >iketball ti.uoclallon'slri> |irlng record o t S3 polnU — ^ ------» Pu lk j of PhlladelphUuiapoll* on Feb. 10, lOtO, uuc -...-.......... .. —

lOTHING EI

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,1/or ^-Ooor Stt>0<i, Ck„r’i «•'„ I4 ill u u wiik M r»ltif Plol* C'eii ei> e'owtf. . \ P m |

? o n e o f C h e v ro ]

- T h e " h a n d f o m e " D f i l r a y * : T i r » '

t h i a y V e f t i lU s iz a C h e v r o l e t s -

s t y l « , i n f i n e d e l a i l i a n d c o n

Whcfi you’j j thbking about btiy- ej- tns-«'W b eci uw of itr titn f to rr -------

price, there are two ihiiisi it pays th lo watch for. First, be sure you th

. ^ct full measure whea it comcsjo..... th•ize. D on’t tettle for • cut-down N bargain model, Secondi be luro w you get ali the equipment tnd - di convcnieoces that you'd oonnoUy C

— . S e e ym iT l o ^ a iilh o rU ed C i

. IDAHO_________ ■

T O P 0 C A 1

W 0 ,m o n s H i t s

i d a l s T i p U

s I d a h o b y:;K L E S. J a n . 11 ( /P ) -U C L A f o u g h t ig h t n n d do w n ed , th e V nndal.t Gl-Sfi ay n ig h t , G a ry SimnioiiH. T w in Fa)l s i t y o f S o u lh e r n C a lifo rn ia 'liouble f ig u r e s , m irgcd to n 35 -23 li

imniu. Idaho'* daisy v X i AIX O till, who sparked the13 points in ft little f X T T # /

r» nfter being held lo i n C I1 durtns me flrsl half., T T 1 1 1 0 \

----rO R T L A U W ich for idiUio to over- to • re loc iite goat

i were bunched high c h a irm a n . IL 0 : column. Jim Halsten

H E “ s , r r i D ^ l« rB corrcncc, tho speedy TaUMalield Simmons In check t first hnJf, but after K Q A C C , . lon e im m ow aUried 0 0 " ^ ' D O C 20 nnd 30 feel out. mnn. alU i-JB polnU. DECLO. Jan. 11'I ’loiin iTii-Vppt~mirlTrT T»fppy~iiirtT<—i~ tt t ’1iduring th e first hnlf, UiHr «hances to bet :ils trnm ’5 23 polnU, HorneU fell befor I WM th e first Ume Saltifday night, nlen the Trojnns al- Wllh th# 8-foot. ; hnva m e l only six the sidelines. Mnlnd

irol of lha board* a; IS xinitoppaWa as he H omeu ne re r coi Is to ft 3-0 lead as Uie « u n t« l out » t the g md Idnho never trail- g tt tho neceasa^ spi 1 to his 13 field goftb *1 hln four polnU li free throws. Blmmons before falling away i .ndlng ball linndler on Bruce Newcomb t tied the USC defenie nets JOr Uia aecond superlative fnktng. with a aUIlar 31 p

hfl losl scoring ohi t i . ' lP A n o i t IJeis who Unkcd 33.

ffip .lii'i,* frf tp fip Tlia box acore:-I i IldrL* 1 4 4 1* KAt.AD H. D

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0 St. u s e II -----------------( tp llHC I t ft t l IP BOUT BLATED1 I Pwh 1 M t HOLLYWOOD, 0< I s Iitnnth I e I 10 Art Aragon, makln I I I iisniaiM I a 4 t p tannce here since } l> S T ‘ ■ ? J i ? rtlnslaled after a ro1 4 Kw.r------s~ o ^ i“ t tem pted-W bcry— II JfiK.*; « > I ! meet W aller T^ler

w^iM 1 J I 4 •" * 10-round bout I

• ” , r ; ; n : : flyricusa ha* oni 1 11 T.UU «| 5* » ‘* Larry Loudls and I

l l i i - i i - o n l u bukeu>au t t

:LSE NEAR

15 IN THIS

o le fs dollar-strei n n h » " l « w « i r i i r t c » d i 6 f " i a l l T l i

w i d e r , l o w e r a n d n i n s I h

c o n i l r u c l i o n , n o o t h e r c a r p r i c i

e jp e c t fo be itandard-in a -c ir .- . ------- a je n o lc t* rD e lrsy T n o d c b T rc -— ^

the lowcit priccd in the line. But they’re fult-slze C3icvroIcts-and they're equipped to do you pfoud. Nothing else .near the price has what'* in this pai:kaEe. See and drive this big beauty goon at yoar Chevrolet dealer’ll

i C hevr< M d a ^ : 'J o r gu iek a p p r a i

lTELLO '4^

M5 3 8 P o i n t s

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7 6 4 - 5 6 S c oIg h t off A determ ined Bccond-lialf n •I.Sfi- in Jl Pacific Con.>*t coiiftTonc Fa)Is, tanked 38 poinl.<i tn lead (i. The well bnlnnced Bruin.><, wil 23 hniftime’ lcnd. nnd j t r e tc h c d it

Scoring Chan i Committee 0UDEUUALli:, l-'la., Jan . 11 ( ^ A ifoni posts won a reprieve from , inlay. And tho first- cliange in cm since lOOfi wan r a ‘ommend(

I. 0 . (Frit?.) CriHler of ilichignn huvc to w nit nnot

Bows to '‘Scrt"sS1 1 1 ■ ball rule.t comm

a l a n h v National Conegime a a i a u l f \ iio n -a lso called for ' t ment of an MJslJnj

the old sucker shift . J C V X C; ehangln* the blockltI. ll-D ec lo loit J. era may u s e .__ _Utt’U ttd r* iikk -aS 3 ' T 'iL il'rrm slnn tnT0 bent Malnd a.i the — * proposed liben befor* MnUd 63-« subsUlullon rule —

subcommlllee. ool. S-lnch Perry on * « M « U o n tha t tnind look over eon- ^ “*(U and althoush the foolball, was relecle

could hn rt^V en Lhe game, they didn’t .ry spark. They'pulled But Salurtay , a t nU in tha last frame Q eono (L ettr) J»" way again. « « l«u« »a* lerlmb topped th» Hor- *"<* ^ “ X ' scond sualghl night ” '" '" '^ ‘1 .^".,'^1“ 21 polnu effort bul f X . _ m ^ M r l bL : ohnor, to Malad's ’’.‘JJ ^ Ellol* fTOUp .a l

■ Crisler'* proposal U14. DKI.0 II *'» '«' ‘"'o P®'"**rtsiOMio fcftrM p or passed over lha t 4nN«wmcnk» I I ] ccrtivcrsloti.1 l-Tirii'r*"* 1 1 ! ■•My 'lde* U not1 ii;p R(«.»f 1 0 1 rednc«-th#-numbtro

l a i also to Inject soma I

!_ l ®‘" ' " Now t h i offen** iI til Touu ' » 1 1141 placeU ct anil tha d ' > .1 il . . “P o» t**® l‘"«- ®“*----------IV n l l l u h»il ti>« option of 1

point, o r TunDlng or , polnu It would looteiD, c u t , j » . 11 im - . I ; ™ " " “ taking hla f ln t ap - e «piainea. since his license waa m S S K i i i S B S iry “ ronTlcUcn,—wtu I P U M P A E P .Vier of Los Ancele* BALES AND I •out here Jan . 31. ah make* repa^. . . ^fJelently and <I only two senior*— PHONE REOld Dav* Hollenbeck WKBBPOMTAB lU team. \

\ THE PRII

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i r i c e d s o l o w g i v t s y o u s o m

Only Jraiukited CkttnUl dtolert

ditplas Ihit famoua trademark.. '

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tif nally by Idaho | | | rence bn.HketbnU ” 1 ^ad the Vnndal.t ^. with four m en |y | L itjQ _ 4 7 .-2 9 ih e ^ ^ ? B I

m g e — 1

Okay '—A rovlfled plan 3m football rulo " j

in the gnme’s ended by rluea ignn. Both will njj nnothcr^ycar fo r • y tl

[roup—the foo t- *■•1 immitteo of t h e .me Athletic assocla- 1 for Uriel enforce- ■JjlJng rule banning ihlfl snd considered- , locking stance play-

liberalluUon of th« • ' ) — remained In a »

th a t goal post* b«le. as In profeulonal ■elected by tha com- Wipenlng tetslon F rt- H

a t tha urglnf o t ^Jam es.ot Cornell, ■

revived, broadened ■the permaneat sub- T* rule* change*, Thla .*:

by nUnols’ R a rt back next y ta r. J I .also will sttidT d lal lhat a team b« W 1* If lbs ball i* run .Uia goal Un* tar * g^l

not only to try to , ■berof-tle-famea'bBt—■)ma lntere*Uag *tra- conversion attampU ns* alwsy* trie* a tha defense buncbe* ’. B ut If the otfensB I of kicking for one M u or pM ilni for two - • T loosen up tha defens* , o an interest," Crisler

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I f .i l ? M W w ™ ™ - " ; - ;

I (n. gi‘'”„!S3“iV'S^,.“J «1 i«ii atfTsd until 19J1 member cr U ! K " ' M r e p r -e n u u r . M ; >i the 14Uj Mliwuri dlitrleU

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o n M-uth 15. I8S7. he w « » «II In as o«lW*nl »e«rtWrT of u ii »ra fl /o r clrtl*mim4ryI Tlekei* to the dinner oe <", talned from U « 'd J .

_ i ; ______4liftlnnan.oLlhfl.crtnL.erarOTn »" I i w .rd BeiiDlU ehiUrmnn of the T»i . H . ra lU wunly centm l _ lUpubl a

1 ’ committee- Penion* from

. member* or their counlle.. Wrt

ii : L i n c o l n M a n

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; T o S t a t e P o s

i , ‘i Pm nk N. C»rither». Shoshone, rt i I eclred bli cerUflcsU of appointmti\ ' i ' M * member of the counell for UI , department of commerte snd di

! i ’ *0 0 ™ W bert E. Bmylle a iled hli ■■• -; tn I>ecember to get h li conMnt t

'I ' tho •ppolnlment. csrother* wt

^ roihers oper*t« th i 0 »l«w ; ; I Scrrlco sUUon In Shwhono »n

i | . a * ? ' . : E . ” o T ™ ' S . s sVf • ilt^ 'o f ths Bhoihone Wheel Berru

i j l *ndB lT B iU e»m lee . .n Ho WM secreUrr of th# PetrelwiI Dealer* «*«ocl»tIoa In w uth J(U5 in J8S8 tn d h*s sfrittcn m e rs l iit UdM for Zdsho Petroleum m s |s tlt

r’ I which h s « been reprinted In lu

OsroBten vss president ef 8hi •: •'■• Ihon# ciumbkr of Oommere# tJ « < p u l yesr snd has been s n sell’h i de len la Jrom Shoshone to tho Nonj | | | a ids OommunlUu u so c lsu o a

p l— ^Pair o f-D iv .o rc e_ Sij D ecrees Grant&’.1 t Two dlTorco decreet wer* tiwi'i}( r t l d s r tn Twin F s lb dUtrlct cou

;',V by Jud je Hugh A. B«ker..‘. ...t i Ceoll f a o l t r y received % dlwrH ' i r ■ ft«m Mr*. M srptret L « Holtry <

m u n d s of cruet U ll tnhumsn tru m e n t Holtrr WM s jm d sd

° y » 19M rord plekup truclc. Mrt. Hi . try # fonner nsmc. M s r p i t l 1'• H w riffh t w*» restored. They «i•irr,------SSirf-usnii-asrm-st-iB

Her. Thay hsT* M chUdrsn. H#llAV V m Twrewnted by M w ir t 8«nc- iTv Tw in y»D* sWomsy.

' v r U rs . lU isb tIh A. WllUsfflt «., •;> ■ t r tn te d » dlwre* trom Olenn

. WUllJuni on frounds of men• cruelty. 8h» was represented

Bsybom in d lUybora. Twin Pir. 'iflll uttoroey*. Bh# w u p M te d cuiU

of four minor children. No comm n lty property wss tnrolred. T^

' t u . •“ w e^rasiT le<IM syl3.• |HM ford.OTfc________________

- ' S hoshone-M an-Is jj G iven P ro b a tio

( '• ' eHOSHONB. Jsn. 11 - Delmsiill I Sdwsrds, M.ytsr ld Shoshon# tt•I}* It -ch*rje«l wllh deserUon snd n; ’V; 1 support of hU'wlf#*n4 threo mlI i'ltfl'' .children, wss released vlth I ■ prejudle# oo probaUon termi••Uljl'i up through eoopmUon of pn cutJoo and ths defendant.

>' 1 He appeared before JusUcs• l-i Peace W. U Austin Thursday sli

■fllll’ . aoon,1:!RV ProbtUon terms Include rtfn':[■ Ing from drlnklnB Intoxlcs'

. liquors, letklng Bslnfut emp1 ,1;' m ent. proTldlnj for h is fm> ’ IH working to pay crtdltots. repor

■ :?! to the iudga ths f irs t ot esch mc ' nnd restriction* lo stsy In th l i<

I If he fslU to keep Ihe'probsi: . Ik il h e wUl bo brought into court

■; I th e ease handled as though no ag ' m ent bad been reached.

BOARD t o ' m e e t‘ \ ' BHOSHONE. J sn . 11—T hl scI J.a ii, bosrd wlU-meet a l 8 p-m. M« ir ^ |H tb : : ; j r at:ahaJ>l«fa:adiool-b<illdinr-

; jj D ie te tic Food

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tn l l ana le)t h I j) ' and thou tilltn ln i Cll- m I. •; or>» i(U out! J IItll Slut tnllT efljffjini yo»f

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;ss GOP on jan. 20Aniy '* • * - • * - ■ •— -

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isu tn .1 fund

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of the s fKim

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PopularLINCOIW. Mehf, Jsn . 11 « P -

Osrl Deltenjeyer'u polltlesl sp* peal crosses p srty llnei.

■nie DemocraU w int him to run for Boremor snd the Ttepub-

— “liam i w sn t-h lm -to n m fo f con .

t l ’DelUmeyer. s Republican, will havB to sUck with the OOP. how .

r t o f erer. beeause.he mlised lhe 90. U S I - day (tUnc deadline necetiary to

■K’ltch parties.

" i ; Area Boy Leaves For Examination

d him UUPERT, Jsn . J l -U b e VsWe* “ Jr.. and h is parenU will leate S u n .

‘ day for Ssn PTsnclKo where the

r J » n 'S K S ss ir '““• tlbe . 23 months old. will be e s . smlned by s group ot hesrt ipeels l-

», U U ,h e sd e d b y D r .R u lh a ro u .W ^ .*‘***> nisday s t the BUnfonl u n l r ^ t y u ln rn ijMPlUl. l i they decide lurgery U Sen'lce inaicaled, U wilt b# performed-im

rolwm “ ^ e ^ r e y h o u n d bui compiny cu t J?***® fsree for th e fsmlly In half. D ons-

UoM.o^ resldenu and s n un - gaune ,^m ed Bols# fsmlly hsve provided " “ * IfsniporU tlon. T h i crippled ch il­

drens service, Bobe. will p«y hos- ' Sho. p iu i b llb snd CMU of the opers- :• lhe Uon. The agency aUo will provide aeUve « pUce for the parents to alsy while North u b e U In the hoaplUl.

Plans fo r the trip were completed following the arrival of th i fif th

• child In the Valdes family Dec. 28. ^ ■ n* and the oihcr children. Mary. 13,,“ 7 TJirS’y7117»na-JoKph.-4.'will re- lt6a *" with reUUves. V sl-

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“ ““ Jerome Man Wins S Encyclopedia Setm r In JEROME, J s n . ll-K « n ae lh p. t . Hoi- Jonee h ss been noUfled th s t Ijb e t Lee entry wss s prise winner for the f were EneyclOMdk Americans j e i ilven f l W ; by’t h e '^ T a i r B d '’'cOIUMir»r-Ea: Hollry g tn iB um s.Bwolt, Jones entered the atory of $. btsek

widow spider w hich.h# captured ns w u U d observed through lls nuU ng

menUt >'Oung snd the mother’s deilructlor tTd by of all bu t seven o t Ihi thouiands ol n Palli ‘PWen th s t hatched.?iatody J o n » M. U a eonslnicllon workw»mmu. end lay preacher In lh# Seventh-:. They «l»y Adventist church. He w u ^it Med- In Io»'* •o dwhen he w u 31. Mr. and Mrs. Jone

havs spen t a ll bul fire years t _ their m arried Ufe In Idaho.

f i n n K> 11® ‘n W'e grass on atream bank >UU11 and w alch th s antlci of liuect« ani ilm arl* animals around him.>ni man

S PUY BEHUTIFUL ORGAN MUSIC

lUcs of.y slier- PN YOUR HOME)

refrain. I H 3 0 f f l m v f e t>xlcaUng . employ.

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The Hammond C..ord Organ

K l "Picture, M u a i c ” th n t coreos'iT^ith t h e .H a m - mond Chord Organ showa wliich keys to prcwi fo r

------- bht-m etody:—O ne-finger-on A button Adds full, rich chords. A touch of y o u r foo t on a podal au - tomnticftlly crcatca th e co rrcc t ba!i».

W c do n 't expect yojj to believe all this. All v/e

~ask i.<) th n t you b r ln s in . t h e fnmily And try i t .

Tbe Hnmmoni] Chord O r- Rnn is a s easy to own «9

■ H i t is to ;)lny.I t EASY TEIIMS '

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R o ta r y C l u l

A r e a i nIXronrU. Jan. 11—It wns back the u r t

t> t t vlnKr of 1954*U, when from Si. Qctii KnMUnd wts p ru td en t of a home U( Wclium-8un V»Iley no tary In lc m tt e ttl^ t nraben Toltd to sponsor He wo i« u t* lor chlldrto of the (wo (« rnlse ilqtLWlntton McCrcA, minaRcr worked! i t t e VillfTrtirf-Bob-Bhiketley th e —pro, tf BiAm VUIer Bki club met with RotAry BBtm u d pnmlied their co- Mnally i i^ntta. InteresU. n » Tftr t U tt le Bwe len** ik l han tn v tn iu H o td u p . A ruo llne m otor l u l fall. I«U a tobontn up Uw then un - ~Tha 1 M BitM n-to-the.oe«h-of-K nob Xor..all.c UVatfcb orerlooU K ttc)nm >«n a n ^o U .' IS n th . 'I t l u t i lies oaly * chum*Si MttUtisce lo the e u l of U .S. b m anC V ftn j n and ll Jiut outilda th e happy U U tem rlllid ilmiu. . h and ei

— t»«}powrt-Cnttf*------------ i-lalton.i te ti^ p m tn t w u crudi bu t It

M t t IW ef hard work on tha p a rt 7 ° ^ “ K to mtmiOT 10 u t I t u ; , , “Ud ttl children made | 0« ! um of

Tll Jallowlnr year, when John Wall ,« i prtjildcnt ot t t i club. eesben «t*d to le t better e<julp- **’*“ •Bat. ia eleclrle motor w u loaned * lC «n Venable and o tte r equip- “Our « ent tr 6Un Johmon. a hoppy

Uad tor Klnderhom ll owned "Bob 01 Uce repreaenttns the Wool an englr

t^ ena uocln tlonandiU rlfim ltt, He remi htri doMted lU UM for skllnr used In

■ '------------ l a i l f f l 't l*6*117 elub members p u l In many in j it.

*=^HlternooM and late evening "He lh w U i; ie.«lon* durlns the sum- e u »nd i W nxfflUu clenrlns bru.ih and -bull wh( wi=f «clu from the area. All tow use. • « Mlch t»n be done by man- m ent eof ("er. hu been done by Uotarians.' sBenta,

PopuUr Project O lenn t:TW *lnwr the project proved was lmp<

■Pfputir, not only for local youns- Olenn tut rer UiOM from other Hf> atayi

ld«ho towns, and ulU> led' his I " a m that members decided o n 'b U 'c Bite tnoff Improvemenu. Thia Bol.ie eoc Itt aere Sundayi spent work- eould be » the moinUlnilde and more "Uon ■

^ to be rsljed for equipment, t t e way *«Jijlr Dob Olenn w u elecled out.‘« n t of lhe club and member* amoothly “ Toted to make m on Improve- Kennn ^ w Xlniltrhom. a led eacl“ W* st UlU timi lh a l John t t e pfoji

^ nuter, who had eflmi to have lo

School Ghiltiren E:

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?* *•» fo r^ .? Wll a t KAeh

ha lfira r m a rk am •■ ««» UJ„ a tmUUaim u 1

his Section — ---------------1 W eeks in Ho^pit.nl ; . . Q uin tu iil 5 R c ln lives oii Pu liu Po,-iter . . . I.ifr ;s M ailed . . . A s Y o u r M iiii,s tc r Scc.s

’s I r r ig a t in g W a te r

id/ .

picture of a mow lurTey rtew ?ifi»cpr), IJ ie> deep. 8klt are uied to make Cain near If aaow ts determine Ih c w ater whole len

l b S t a r t e # i

1 1 9 5 4 , K e earea only as a lutnmer visitor D.ive Oi

n Sl. Loub. MO,, decided to build his servicc:lome here nnd becnme vitally hlll, Sklln:rested In lhe project. 10 *,mi. uie wna elccted finance chairm an reven dny.tAlse the ncfeuary funds nnd h:is lift 2S centked nlfiht and dsy. In explnliilnB children, S-projecl-lo m em bera-of-oiher sludents-a:^ry club* and eonlacllng per- may purclilly those whom he believes are |7 . montli’rested In promoUne t te area, he Indlrldualtraveled lome J.OOa miles ilnce senson Uckfoil. -JM.

Tia fBCIIIUe* of Klnderhom are Kklall.children who want lo come ohUdren rtkiT ha iU les. -and the K el-n-Sua Valley no ta ir elub m em - Uiflr ol

and residents of t te area are nralndt. apy to welcome Uiem." Ife la on 3 „ni each day to welcome a ll ti„ ,e {,

July, lM 7rthe“club member* at^cuon"*" d.to spend tl.7M for a m echan- -rnder* rec

unit which operatea a "bull nf*d,y el.” Durlnj t te summer month.i -nmp real deal de trac to r.w ork wn-i ,e „ n lh i • clearini anoUier bowl nnd •Aer ridie for addlUonal aU lns week.

At i pmHappy Coincidence • hla dsy * *

lUr equipment »a»'acqulred by Inatruclor, ppy coincidence," Foster relate*, chlldren'.i I ) Olenn, our new president, la •’om Halle inglneer for Mon^son-Knudsen. "n 'l f»elnti, remembered tte conveyor bell Unie and t

In a company mine and con- Th® nioti ?(1"tn»~tomptny'about“ «cqutr* bceoni#-£i It. be better ite Ihrn a.\ked lhe Idsho Sprock- Tlie club's md Oear company to hulld the enltvrse the

wheel’ and a.«tmhle ll for ski adjolnlne 1 use. Th# InlermounUlti Equip- Ijru 'h "ntl I company, Boise, acted a.n «sle,i reached by lU The cdmpanle.n' Informed An addllloi in Uielr enRlneers slnled this U’e preseni ImpoMlblf," Poster anld. • • 'outt and lenn w*i not easily dLicouraned, "k'lnit «npt stayed up-seversl nlshLv slud- Want his handbooks, calculated some "We usn ;iU'own;and llnally called t t e fo r tbe ttny e company and explained how It of the very d be done. h lsh cnouiloTf we have somelhlnj new In present rot way of tkl ton*." ro,^ler polntJ< Plans 1.

••and H couldn'l work more wnrm lnjhi >lhly." nl.io belnr (^nnclh Crabtree, who Tin.i r>per- h u t motlic each ot the aiicces.ilve llft.i for w n ’p hoi i

projrct, saysjthh one does lioi m enu. Proi I. lo be -bsbled." ecU ^

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E rom -K etc liim j, H j

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"^laM of UxU, aeventh and • polnl wher .Aehum befori they a tari up ’ jwoUKr m sraoon. When all of the e la u BaJleycKet : ftBd Uk(« p U u . th* >.]»&c«.^Mu b t akb fln t to a haUwax^‘ (SUUf'VliO

intutilctI .if r ill 1 1 ■

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trnt. Krom left they are t;illi Kullcr. WallfSJrT inrpT niirrK T rm inrnrT O ir-nT tkTnrI near Jarbldje. Nrv. Snow li mranurcd a lie lcn{th af nniriir. iSlaJf photn-entraTli

n i g f c h u m i

i e p s I m p r o vive Brnndt, Kctclium, rioiintM Wheneve lervlccs and U Iti clinrRe of the cur.«d wit Skllnz on Kinderhom ti from ttftxes eloq

i,Mi. unUI 4 p.m. c,ich of the Can1 dnys In the week. To ride the -No one !5 cent* h charced prnde sehool jiera on t t Iren, 50 rent-i for lijith achool m y »boul fnts-and-»l-JO-for«dutijr-AtlulM receivfa” e

purehftje a week's tlckei for donnUon* nonUi’s Ucket for $12.30 or an indlvldunU ridual season llckel for J<0. A ley, Hnlley )n Ucket for tlie entire family Is nelt. Care;

Jerome, B< Rill Couns a l Sehool eutem ers

ilWren attendlnc Ketchum crade A dcnnUi 01 have ski Instruction as a pa ri necke, n o t lelr physical educaUon clnxiei Kauai, Hai idU a former Instructor on the meellni n Vnlley aki team, donates his moat dlst and tAlrnt* each day from 2:30 Ilakura, at .4.pjn_to.slYt.them_exj)ert In i exchanie t :tlon. Flrsl, second and third of NevaBa, er* receive in.itnicllon.i on Wed- “John Ai ay and- Fridays: fourth and company, 1 trader* on Monday*, and s lx tt, ed me to tl

ilh ind elchUi Rradera on could exph days'and Thursday*-of each spon.ie haj

related.i pm., after he has completed 1

Isy's work aa a Sun Valley akl Then on uetor, Monte Skinner, noted when Ans Iren'* teacher. Instruct* students hom. Fm I<

Hallcy hiRh sehool In sUlom the area n raelns, Skinner also donate* h li The two di and talenU, can palnl c

e motto of the N otary club has ine* and p<tii#.i£ach4ear K w atrh o m jn u s i tacli pole.'etter than lhe previous year." different c< club^s aim for next year Is to iJble—alll Ee Ihe faclllilM by clearlns the bauer for Inlne hll! to the north of *age- omnKS pa 1 and rocks. This lilll can be tower, led by u.ie of the .present low, U h ssn o ddltlonal ton' from the toiver of (t F u ie r « oresenl one will be run to the (ppU n tht I and will make available for talnty he » It another bowl and ridne. .• ■"And'oTT Warit Run for Tiny Tots a matching

fe want to erecl a separate run people lo i be tiny lota, ' Fosler say.s. • Some tte y drive le very small ones rannoi reach The lem

enouBh to Uke hold of the Sunday a t :nlrope." deffreejLThins lo enlarse the pre.*.ent Inp lot wn: ilnif hut, or bulld a new one. *re had eome ( belnr dtseuwd. In the warmlnR Poster as mollicrs. of the Papoose club the hoiplu ' hoi drink* and llsh t refrr.sli* five mlnuli J. ProflU £0 back Into the proj- equipped w

- a i t t e low,* * * * ___*

Hailev tin e up fo:

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I whert.^n inslructor It aUtloned and Ihei jKr man ts stationed. The Kinderhoni preJ eyflfetchiim .petuT 'club ao4 Is a noa-pn

lh<-cblldrtn of MaHo VaUty to akl lfyh»to-*n*T»Tln*Ji

Regioriol f^ e w s p o p e r Serving N ine I

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)uu tains iM e

S U M Kfea^urlns .Irrmlne hot avnllnbti to brconiln; of Ihr luid

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wiler contei •niclr " h i

ern htslrd strumrnij. b

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■ ■ ever ro, mdlurlns tube, mcchanlcal i

I m ut Inacce; work.

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done.by.loo 1 t.iliis, "sue:

drpth and rc ply. But JO

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Available foiWalter H ankln i and filtnn Men of 111

red a t definite In terra lt f«r | „ , , » u r e '_____________________ hills. They

, - • . - • , llie ji-ul fll• llie fo rtn !

On Jan.9 . nfiil to the

) v i n g I t ~' ftatcr avnlli

enevcr lhe K lnderhom Is dis- comliiR sumi1 with John Heni7 J-osier he From T* li

eloquent. time* take oCan’t Keel D ifferently ' ‘one can w a u h tliojie youns- " '

in t t n l hlll nnd feel anv other •bo^l It," he declares. He liss

ion* from bua lneu firms and Walter Han lunU in K elchum . Sun Val- 1 ’'" “ '''*,** lalley, Bellevue, PIcabo, Oan- Carey, Ooodlnf, Twin Falls, e, Boise. Pocntollo, nnd from ners and mldwe*Unier*. ^mnUon from Dr. M arrln Bren- , n o u r ian from, th e Uland of . Hawaii, w ho attended a locnl ^If recently, m akes him the *'■»'

dlstnnl contribu tor. Belly From Ihel ■t. also from Haw aii, and an »nd other li (lie teacher a t th e University comparing IraBaTinUoTPlIonor:------------ - b«tor«-UicyJin AnRerbauer, D ennett Palnl conUnuea 1 my, ’Twin F a lb , flr/it tnUoduc- i»rmers of to the n o U ry club tte re *o 1 «pect a loe explain t t a projec t. Tlie re- , But tlie^

• h u beea W rrlflc .-’ Foster;L 5 to 20 abovi

n . . C l . r S ‘n on Tue«Iay of thl* week, ‘Anserbsuer rU lled Kinder- FMler explained he thouRhl ^V r,m nim

rea needed aome addrd color, wo decided th a t about alt you ,>lnl on a akl hlll a re the build- .Vl?, nd poles. A q u a rt of palnl ter pole.on.ihe roi>e_tow-^nch a . of u!e_v •nl color, and a* b r lsh t as po*- “J h.»lll be donated by Anser- , for t te purpoae. Also brlsht ^ fg., ^ ,

» palnl U p lanned fcr the 5ie

ss nol been a .verlalned wheUi- f!*n lier will wield Uie brush which s the psint. bu t I t Is a eer. he will see th a t l l rcU Ihere,

d orrrop of encll pole will fly m?lehlnfr Mas." he any*. "We want j,. 10 see__our lllU . area when ^ ' . I c . r m .

. , . bul none aslemperalure a t S p jn . Issl „ the one ui

y a t Uie lo w - h o u « was H 1}, 5^3 i T h e larje, p low ed-oulpsrk. - , 1, i . .,,1, t wn-s filled w llh people who *" ‘^1*, ame to watch U»e children. nelleoDleri er aavj In ca.se of an Injury one3ip1tal at Sun Vnlley Is Jusl crashed snd ilnulea away. A AiAtlonwaion jom iieiou t >ed wllh a a ire lcher slai^ds by Hanklw' 1

I.m, Jan. J* * _______w llli'lhe-Irt

T-------- i psred lo itaj

for Lessons_____ iitv - .n u r_ !

rrrTrTTTT.r?; .•"TrTTTrT;''I pari of tlte-S > but adjiccnt

I , • • • mlnlnR ilie i. . . . ■ . mon trsct fn

•.•••. On Jan. 3' • . ' V - measure >no•• • ' llummln;b!rc

____ ---------------------------------- cr«V."e»it or ’ the Salmon 1 ; . BMldes th ;-'B Uie trip. Ha:

I ■ ' • O every met•’•i . •• • ■— ..... - - skis prorea

t:------- — vUl nB- t ol t r thind t te Sno

— ;•......... 'OO'Uie trip^ L ured at-Thrc

— ' 'f l - ■ ' K71 i B K a f l »'* Inches dci bul dwindled Three narrowed of thesnow were en>

Hankins *t< Sprlnss Ka here he

1 3 the party, e : NeUon. who .

fW C r? .;, ................................ (nick. Theyfour-wheel di

'• ■ t The l«-mllc....................Inn lo Jarbldi

V f - r ' ' . ........ .Ions t te riveof Murphy's,

r j i d e r T Ihe trou -* sno* BRaln.

'• ....... - i ■ At- I2:M p.----------- Uiejarhidge-

•— ------------ tnlle Tionh-of; Ihen ta the bottom , when «uilon rests 0 prejeel Is sponsored by the tbove the rive

B-profll venltir^ ta provWa a sleep road a U l aad l u n bow ta aU. w u alx Inehe

ICMtiaM i

- - ________ _— --Ti-TfTiitltsrr::^— ;

IS Irrig a ted C o u n tie s

“jAyUARY-iTToos '

e a s u r i n g S i

- W a t e r D eY (rhis snow in «iiiier to d r- 1 *liow mucli 1V.1KT tvill to IS

t nil in .ipiieisid mkI m r-

UiiMk^ft'iis (he

uk bpRliis enrh yenr on Jan.soil con-irr\.ninii sctvlce $ * 5 2 ^—

llllo. lli« .m i)iiii liii in -»o -a t« rt--^ ^J '‘' / ^ IIS s'liiw and cIrlrimliiinR lls .•( f

•’hboifltory" |.< nni a mod- ird IjuiWIiil: Rii'i nmny m- tJ. but is the iiiral oiiuloors — hleh iiinuiiinliis mllrs from

pi-oplesnd Ihnr tuu’l.i me n nirn-

ube. a ntld theniraiis in s n in the al- ,

icce.Mitili locatiolu ot Uirir >

ieltint Mhrs Arcuralit st'ls ii>e tl.ns /niiii_.11ie . ' ■111 lo.ifll iKiB nuicli « ,iirr.v»llobl». Tlie-Job iiied.to-bo. ------.looklns tip a t the iiioiin- -... ■sucs.iilnintliic' Mlie -niiiw 5 , id reckonhiK ihs 'rn lrr .mii>- ; JO yesrs ntn mrn. l.<-D>n HE snow. E.irh ye:ir ih rlr H V tl»rl* l'“> v r ^ .r e arn ii .ije J ^ , . ^

ire accuralr.'T liey scl tlin r *t ; 1- ,■ by coinpailiig ihc.U;:iiip*:slii each year with tlia-.r of'

:0 S.-I-;the r.in j

(Jl-water-fArinera-wtl l-linve— for IIlie sri'v.

thr ltl ^ollI1I been dolns tor

Prior to Ilmt, or private firms

men from Ihe SCS Ihe moiintnlni. 'lliey will co ore llme.\ oncemlh thrnuRii W lih fiR- tallied Irom lhe thevflllnble to farmers In the summer be known,Tivln Falls lhelr trlp.s some- ke one olhers Insl- or three day,i or elr means of transporlaUon

llns Into Ihe tnnunlnliis l-X uln-falU -U st-w ack-wat ,— Meamrtnr-rHankins from Uie SCS, n icei.nlclar:ewj reporter nnd two SnI- tube with whict farmers, -nielr trip cnr- determinem Inlo Ihe Humboldt forest |he meaiurenNevBda-Idaho border where exienils In ansured the snow In the wn- en»ravln*|of_the Salmon tm cl IrrlBa- — Ilem. a 30.000-acrs system '■ Tft-ln Pniu. X _ _ . Trend Looki Good ,, I Q T | lhelr mensurlnR. wclRhlnR C J L w X I . .

er Instrumenl work nnd byng I t wllh dnU from yean . ’acyJearned-thalJLttftjniii^. ___________■J In Ihe present trend of the Snlmon tm c t 'can

. rood supply of water, he - tr ip wna not without "ll's a swell. I. The weatter ranged from Jm.pcr J . Blew ibove lero. occulonally dur- Jiinltor n t the heat of the day reachlnc 30. lilRh school, wl re five miles from the nenr- ns of iraneporlallon, when o-Cat broke down,They hnd > up and down the B,00a-foot n 'to repair Uie Sno-Cal, icy were never able lo fix, n> a truck u far as

Uien Sno-Cat rem ain.-----------------------------

Sno-Cat consisted of an ep with the wheels replaced

wide tracks. Tlie trnclui the necessary surface lo top of Uie snow, plus trac-

up steep slope* and

means have been tried for Into, the area*. 'The m ail mettod first used and sllll

en la skllns. U te r cnme Uie , many different I as ROW. In the mounUln* ne used by Hankins, Several jCS men use sim ilar Sno- Ihls retlon.Helicopter* Tried

Iller* wereone an area andsnd t t l pllol had to watk

trip beRan about 2 when h« left tiLi home

:-(ruck nnd-Sno>Cntr:sre- Itay for twonned 10 measure'U ie anow 1 an area around Jarbldse, jir_Llic ittalio-border.. lic-eatman tract watershed, ictnl 10 ll. Tlie measure- irre would help In deter- lie water nvnllable to SnI- ;t fanner*,n. 3 Hsnklns planned lo mow alons Pole creek.

iblrd *prLnRj_jnd_Oiml.It o f JsrbldRC. a p a rt of on tract waierahcd.

the necessary food for Hankins look along skis member nf the party. Tlie

valuable butdes pro-

tnp 'ou isnov 'w ns encoun- Three Creek, l l wax about s deep on Uie vnlley floor,]led to noihlns eek. Farther the road u It into the c u t fork arbldRe river. Patches

encountfred In tlial s stopped n t Murphy'A Hot 0 saa Uie truck. ll wna

the othi^ members '. EllU Fuller and Olenn 'ho hnd csusht bp to the ney were travellns In a

drive pickup truck. mile rout^ from Murphy's rbldse waa all roadriver. About five miles

near Uie Nevnda bor- sround w u covered wllh

0 p.m. the party nnched dge rancer stn tlon ,'Ju st,a h-of-Janiidse. mB^rnnscT ■ ■ ■ m sta on a hlll nbout JOO feet . .river and main rond wllh j’. r “

uad leadln« jnto .lt. Snow ha* worked the nehe* detf) and trylnc to U4 ri«« II. C*ianm I) ^ to rcUre. (

/ £ F E A T l

j n o w t o N o

^ ^ e l o p i n g - t o '

7 '^ n n w

ilclan. and Glenn Nelson and Kills Folltr.1 whleh he measurea the mow depth. Fuller nine the water conlenL Netaon hold* a m •uremenl. The algn In the backrround mi In a atralRhl line for 750 feel on soms eoi £l_____________________ _

n i t o r L i k e s

- M i s s e s W oiwell Job,” Is the opinion of a day of work Blcwnri. who work* as a 1842. 15 years a

I the Ttt’ln FnlU Junior Stewarl'* dul ol, where he hnan'l misled ihs n n ln floor » * * * , * V

. .m . . \ . » >

r.' Stewart, a janJlor a t tbe Twia FalU Jn d there since 19U abd haa aever mlaied a di

tbe Job and h s p u to coaUnM worklai Ire. (SUff phetOteasraTlnf)

S U N D A Y : U R E S E C T K

o t e I r r i g a t i

i o i - E x a c t - S c i * * * * *

' ft • ..

^ ' J

i,-Ner..-are-rrem-iefl,-W«tl«F-HaiiklMrMll- ilUr. Salaen traet farmera. lU nU n* U w uller holda scales en wbleh Ibe (nb« o t me a notebook Jn wblek b i r«ear<«d i b a ' &

d marka th i befinhlnr of Ib i m »w » u * t le eeuraea. Oo eUiera, th i conrM U ZOO fe e l:

s J o b , N e v (

o r k - i i i - i S ^Kork since he sU rted In school bulldlni ars ago, dusted, floon. duties’ include keepint torium d e a a an flocr of t t l Junior ttlRh According to : . A « * scliool principal,_____________________ ftne tenUemnn;

school he c respect.’'; Alway

O'Leary alone very well

. nnd studenU to ..work.” . , ____

mUslns a < he h u been ilm oal u a recoi

. fc'^' y e a n 1' bU teeth pulled,

Ne R e uHe u y * there I

reason- to mi&i ttough, he recalb UmesU klns a few day

Stewart works Job W itt two wee

,' for a vacallon soe* fUhlns.

■ H H B H f t - HU dny sUrtA ■ p i j P m n S l M l he im s to work

off Ull 10 p .m . w i 7 f” ’" ' ® ^

fof ^ 6 I*’■ ' f- ' - m ^ cleanup Job.

/ A 1 ^ ‘ ’'I'**'"'..•fl ■ _ _A d d ed -to -b U -S C - V l T T ^ ' the fact t t a t SU ‘‘.*1 '.L .- i W F ' finger* of hU rl{

I — ii ed a i an o ile r , • * - / . i ' - 1P30 and caught

■ / ■■. le a n of the mad. - • ’ .'-•i, r in te n and thun

the f ln l knuckle.

. ro rk and he u j■ H itt t t e work h«

.Cam* He

‘ ye»r* old. He fir— : ■ ■ ' . . . 4nA_jb*n—wotkei______ '’- y N i - . unUl-be.lost.hU.:

From.IMO to 18 1' "

U aehin i handicn ' ■ ' 1M3 he did odd J<

to work a t t t e blj b u r ln i t t e s i i m

■■ there U no *choc. furniture, recond

fc W m s r ' ’, ' Children 1

J r , RU opinion o f .^ ...............today U the u m e

. aso. rThey are 1*a>'*. He doem t'; ence'in the way

■ T ' la IMS.■ t o p . " since tha M sii

haTe-m ovef oui Stew art M7« ( b e ' ehansed a o r . ' ''l> work a n d ^ a ^ I t - w u - ir h e a I-.i

IU Jvnlor b ilh school. ”1 edjoy^lt enous I a day*! work. He u y * reUre a t this Job srklar th e n u lU fea Stewart, who Uv

ll t r u t , l l »o t m a n

_ _ -------- — ' 'y ‘ Tr , ; . :

I O N 5

t i o n

d e n c e — * * *

'i

VW m «

m

mH I

1U ttalac a s alBBteBm- I t mow 1* then wetgbed ba' daU ebtataM frc a neararlBi eearse whichf e e l lw r (SUff photo-. ^

v e t ij,

Y e a r s ^Id in i cloan; fumltur* o n waxed, end audl*a and ready for tue. ^

to M n. V en O -U air, Prfpal, " Ju p er U a very ;»vinn; he'* faithful to the Jvha coopenle* In erery IW

Jway* Willinx Weary idded. 'H e leto o jwell wllh the tu c h e n - H* and he'* alwayi vUllnc ■

achlevement‘'o f “ iieTer ;>'jly's work In t te 19 yean J d;n on t te Job lUnds pOrecord for the ichool. dir;a n a |0 he had all of / .ulled. six or elghl a t a - Jtl worked every day.Reason to MIm .icre h u never been any r ' l nis3 a day’* work. *1- ecflIU,'There have been

I hare sure felt Ilk* ;I days off." i orks year-round .at th*} weeka otf durini Jun* ’lion when he usually . . J

lUrts a t 1 p. m. when j f ';vork and he doesn’t se t U i.m. wllh an hour off for H 1 6 to 7-p. m. He doe*

i-, t te n he bejiw Ui* ^

iaalng T ln ftn | | ^

t SUwart U missing lh#U right hand. He wort->ller . c n . a . dngllne-ln j M.ught hU hand In t t« M lmachine which cut hU TOthumb off Jusl behind l, , |ickle. 'M

a uy* he ean manaj* I?*rk he h u to do. ; n• l i e n ta UITme to Twin Falli from ;'j1017 when he w u U ; Te ftnUhed ichool h e n . -.'i ■ •nfkwl In eeiBStrucUon hU-finger*..-to IfiSa Stewart worked !■ y recreation preenm id lcnft. Prom ISM .to . ;•-•dd Jobi and tbea wen( .>/ Jle bl«h ichool buUdla*. -WunnmM- mmlha.when

Khool, Stewart- repaln U UcondlUons m m i and W w tn the achool build*

n n U M h an (e d . ^\ of wbool children o l h Mlim e u i r i n a r i o yean |M jare a l l i^ M m e ,- ' h* n Uf n f i » ( 6 r « B y differ- P l#way tbey act nov and ^

b l lb Khool itodeou Hout of t t e bulldlnf, R f

(he vork load h u no( m | |.'" I 'v e done tb* lam* ■ ■ s aU ju sl t t l tame u - -I I- «tar(*d.‘'- h* said------JU Inough tha t X h < ^ 'to ' f iX I Job." ., X l10 U m a t i d E anlaoa • R |maixlsd. ; * . ^ 9

l j PAGE SIXTEEN' . ■_____

II ' -

• ' .U re. bul in IWi « M . It l» *‘ iif right *ni« ttu n > .* tlwdorUwlT hrottoorton

W wbo U eomlaeunt hun ‘«''::i’ b ^ “ t t h l tiun lt *lcnr to i h ^■ w T d w a . A “ BUekburai' ( h o ^ ch tnsn l hl» muid. however.:; ■’ i S t f S i * u p « g e < lo u l to i r .K ,

etuched 10 ft eoUM m d eh»w.i ^ r T h i itoiclc »en t under the edi*

e ra » T w « - w d - * h w - h U - m * i ^

1 s « “0 . i - a s i s ; s s

i s w s ' ' f r . r ^ ? ' u. 1 1 la i lood »T»ltln*, r l f h l In Uie

1 ' w nter ot th i U « u»p . .I .. T h i ikunlt U n t th i only

i i ; cu llM 'pelo rT h roebno rU in .H ehuj n two mink »nd » m c « n .

' BhciJioM Junior h Ijh Khool *nd• friihm en iludenu of Shoshone Wih

", i *«hoo l eompHKd e n i p h w of ih«I hunter tnUnln* eourw I They h*M Jtwned J,"

Id iho j* n ii prop»m , M rt• • tr tln lm . kind « id P*rt»

— ^ IrtBrKtjnUT5einon*i™u®“ yp™ P“' / " fxin hftndUnf and a r e l r nilet,

T b tJ *1M le»n»«<l »*®* **** *1■' • - need lor hunUf* to b« w u r « ^ to■lindoim in iod the correct ihooUng

:'■•• form m d proper *l»ht picture tnd

il ’S ^ ^ r t U t l o n ’’to proper knowl- 5 ll ‘id i e of eonien.Uoij of th i n»tur.I

\ '[■ wert prwented to emph»-, ; | ' <1M th i p^nU .

' f . • PlftM »re Jcrr th i ttudenU to fol-— ^tow-tnrw llh-«eluil-U rset-ihnolhig

* - 1, .pr*etlce. T t i t P ^ e of «Ji« P » ;t n m will -be under »uperyuion oi

. .’t t e loctl IUhS m d o u n club.

^ S r ^ w w k * t th i Shoihont l i l ' WU preteoted b r Uike

j ! i ‘‘ T h S U r t o n V J* w>tb th i n- U - ioiBUtloa m d educiUon- dirtilon

'I 'J l i Of th t lU U d e ^vH U w en tH iW U ftu U ted b r JoeW jck-I l l l l iunj,flhoihoae.con»em U ono<«e«r.I .- T h i o c k m o r t o n im ld i t a ^ c o ^•, I ll . ;wUl b i preiinted » t the W U

I I m d ooodlng lehooU In. T tb m irr .j j | i | T l i eouiM w u preiented » tJ e r « n i

■ T to u ih th l Id ir i Itm would ba ‘ ti'I Jor oooi»ei In a ll ichooli of t te

• j ll ^ no t^peralT fueh t ■!>«>- ! 1 -frm i. he «ld.- Bome w d m d pm ! • ''I club o rfm to tie n i do iponiof lUCh

Ifs^■ . A f o c t becau

$1,135,430.07: ::f.j ■ 40 years of cc ;: |ii times and ba.|;|l| accounts by

I : A V A I1 ! A ( a c t

lj ~ . short^Vi ■ borrov

■Ji, Feder( •lill

•

: RETU!■ "'lin | | A reti

• is jus_ ____ consii

’l'i I s i

I - ’I • 3 SECOND STREET A

i 'VALLEY

u m li t . M 11.U »»>« S ' !

^ ■ progrtm In lhelr Indlvlduit eom- ver. munlliei. howrter. [ ,

■df* wild mlmfcl hide*-lU r - R ,n i tn « - troou-lMge-Ji'de* _el

m S r r n d elk the pelU Include cou-unk ”^ d « r bobci. corow. Wjhom— SSiprw olterlM , tad*ef. ik«nk_iBd ^jeU weiMl. * - ' . _i * my•^d Tirockmorton Mid the wolrerine>P‘- * « m w K h l e»Un«l in lhe lU ltu.. B"«“-‘“ “ K “ ■

hed Ihot t^* «*’* * ”®** thli'p®' hed. . unl'

i t t * im cd th l boyi. not to ihoot _ th i l in e -'enow bird," ilon j with , the ill-whlie geete. beciUM there ire few of them lefl In the i t * ^ con

‘ A ftcen l tour cf LlOHTTOOT ^ ‘1, BAR »re» netted ft count of 380

elk. ftcconJlng lo th i offlcen. ; „ The iludcnu . boy* ind |lrU »«ke. . ,

wefe expecUd to know ihi IQ L , commindmenU ot *»fety.TThSy ■ lHcliiae”tftiiUnrih8-lBn w llh re*peci due ft pin. keeplog tn , gun* ualoftded when not In u»e, .

L“ cheeking thftt icUon U clear of cb- , .tfuctlon* ftnd thftt emmunlUon of

10 commmdmenli ilong with being '*!; iu re of tftrgel, mvoldlng hompUy, J"

proper hftndtlng of ft gun ind w n -,, ingi not t« ihoot on htrd lurfic**__

and ivoldlng ilcohoUe drink* betori or dm tof *hMUnj, • ' d «

ing m i t Uo)'K* «‘ ««« took th t consemtlon mining l

of in t« 7 under lhe Inilrusllon ot F. Coi I t 'a r l n * . Brigg*^ ft R i c h f i e l d in i

an* ■ruH 'fnrmer COtCh. COm- tn ione pitted e ipeclil training cour»e ftl' = like Idaho StAle coUege end w u iw trd- f t r In- Cd n fl to r » con*err»Uon llbriry «t B don the KhooL 0“ J* •m in g the coun t In Richfield g

W l LcnU' W h ^ o ld . Gteod* John- M tJU „ n . PhylU H«lderm»B. UU An- 0 a rr. derwn. L*try Deed*, Rebtrt W»l- « Mne iM t, Prank Klog. 8»"i Mytf*. Ger- H

•Id WalUei, D tngiu Slider, Cwo- U ba lyn cenaer, Maxine Browu. Sennle H

t ^ ^ ratte^ioD, MatlDi Behr m d 8 ita> Bm dra Chitfletd. giro- A ilmUar eour*e U being held In H gun TWIN PA L te where « • gMch oelTed th tl r f ln t InitnieUon Wtd- Ka

. F E T Yause of permanent ress 07; accumulated durinc conservative operation bad. A fact because of jy a Federal Agency.

kILABILITYict because of $2,500,00 •t term Government E ■owing capacity of mo era! Home Loan Banl<

JRN_..v % .

eturn os higli os long ustified after .Safety c isideration.

"Fiist Federc and Loan y Valley whose

^ by d Federal-

F E D E R iAND LOAN

T AND THIRD AVENUE NORTH

____ ________ _______ ___

_ _______________ __

AS YOUR 1B r NORMAN t STOCKWELL Trt

Bettor, C bo rth « f the A«eeMlea Mi Once I knew • m an wMb w u tery «

' wealthy m d he h id gotten IhU way that i by making money h u Ood. He wm he u t bom a pauper and In enly manhood! T6we(l“he-w o « ld -n eY ^ ^-w lih o iJ t ^s money for the re*t pf hU Ufe,. Ml* * “ .. every action. hU every Ihoughl. »1«. e r c r y _ . j n o v e m e n i H H |g m

wa* always ”. ned to th a t t h U ^ ^ H | | H *

u l l l m f t t e . mlghl be a c h le v - ^ B ; t W ” **' 0 ed. j H Al

Whenever h i dyin, w u u ked to d o - f r i e r ' n a t « - t » ' f t - w o c t h r ^ H |n j ^ H j a 7 ^■ cause, hU anawer tool" w u alway* th e foun

u m e , - ? J - w o r t _ f Q r ^ B B ^ H . o ( h.; my money. l e l ^ H n ^ H Into ° thOie tn d iv l d u a I * |B ^ B l^ H H Chri * whom yoti intend »"• *“«*••“ »tor: ^ to lupport work for theln.* Due lo j j '* thU abhorent characterUUe, h i w u oJi«;

unlverwlly dUllked.- bur-o n i evening while oul itrolllng ihoe

*' h i w u itn ick by a hit-m d-m n drlr- moa ^ er m d Uken to a *oclal elinlc. un- »hlp

coMcloui, by a paulng pedeilrl»n. u a J T h i effect of the accident w u a aim

*erere ca*« of amnetlft. Por two aklr week* h i rem ained In thlJ condlUon dre

,1 bu l he made cloae • and ilncere a d: *" frlendihlpa w ith hU wardmatei; a «o

poor tlttlB crippled boy and an n - Mm in b^« )de r'w Ilh -tne -»p in ro rO od-in t w >« bl* heart m d aoul. —;*■ Kl* body mended to phyilcal per- . fection bu l hU mind reroalned blank

im tll one afiernoon he and the liltle '■ crippled boy were called lo lhe bed- ^

^ llfl* Individual p aued on. he wUlied t ~ lo divide hU worldly po i^ lo M . a J

J ; Un-cent c ip r , * pockei knife and ,

ne*day n igh t under th* Idaho Oul- •■ doon auoclaUon chapter'* educa* ;

ig The courie U eonducte<rBr5£ale •” F. Conaervillon O fficer Pred Edwarda , d i n d nowmrd Mo b m i. local gummlih •1- and •

i ; | MOVING :I STORAGE j

ALUEO VAN U N U j |

reserve fund of ■ing more than M ioiTduring g o o ~ d ~ F l of insurance of ^

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Y " ; -i;000:00'Reld in bank a( t Bonds.' A f ac t be. more th an $7,000,000.( jnk System.

ng experienced mdnag y and Availability an

7'al is the only Association in

ose accounts are il Agency:” ------

A 1 1 SA1,N ASStCItr n ‘T H E SAVINGS CORNER"

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I r t dollar bUU. among hi* friend*. ‘ U r. X. our m llllonaln chaTacler. A pl

« u ao deeply moved hy thi* Wlrlt ihlnj. Uist the leara came to hi* eyei and placed he aald. •ThU l i th t f ln i Umt any* he mi one ha i ever given me a^ ihlng." cards. Thl. <1vin i m an looked a t him wllh eampi r S ^ l faee in(TTild.“ ^ « B r U - j i K - o alway* giving you lomelhlng but moral vou never atopped to rtaUte U. To ence o be-bappy-*nd-lia»t-*lncereJrlend* w u _ l aU anyone h u to remember I* lhal »tlf.dl ll U more bleaied to glvt lhan to iin m receive," he added, Ood, c

Al thU Ume wllh t h i word* of lhe » grea dying m m ringing In hi* ear*, our ^ » l< friend, lhe mlaer, regained hi* mem- then

ja y ^H e reall*ed_wlUiJorM what a tool he 'h ad been,'*® wilh thlThew ferred found phlloaophy m d the memory ounel of hla newfound friend*, he went out pu lU

In lo -thB T ro rtd -m d-ltved -a-lU t-o f = =ChrUUm quality . ThU li a true •tory. 1

Isn 't th is how ll I* wllh u* very: ollen. If we would only re*ll« thaii bur penonal dealrei are not always, those Ihlnea which bring us thei moel h a p p ln eu or a dose relaUon- »hlp wllh G od. We admll tlial man U a dejlroua mU nal. Yes. we could almoel define m m u a deslrt wllh a I akin alrelched over It. Dut our de-| alrea are n o t alwaya a fultlllment of | a divine a n d Godly life. A* aoon u i r e come to- reallte (hat there Li: lom ethlns eUe - besides materinl | gaodi-tn-m i8-llfe-«h^-h»ppler and. —

rW-; i” i can-lielp you—ij - ' j and your family i

■ future wilb Modem ■• Woodmen LUe lesunecr. ^

; *11' * !; :■ PUILIP M. TALDKRT, PJ.C. •; OkaUlcl Manager■ J39 M ain Avenue WMl'• ’phoneas Offlee RE M lM - i ; Beaidence RE > •» » ; :■ M O D E iy^ WOODMEN ;I o r AU8RIC* II llDmi Office. Rock UUnd. III. J

$?o,ooV^/

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y Savings : in Magic re insured

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TTi contented we ahall be. . tnd eow d phyalcal g lm l mfty do a j t r u t yj* i, Ing. perform a mighty, task, bul .«?d h a moral denlrou* iltuatlon ^

may eo down like a hou« of first, ylel r ts I t w u a almple thing for K U the mpson to carry away the heajTT ^ a re . K - o r o m . - i n i f t i F had net the n ^ - «uy wal atrength to realai lhe hjOu- a ^ ^ Ci of a PhUUUni woman. DellUh ana loui U _the_occa*lon_of hU grealert Mm'» If-dlicovery. By ta m p erln r’^ lth a ^ e v e s ) m d dealre we unconidously lose edgemcn 9d, only to dUcorer the fael when k> far t great neces»lty resU upon u*. or a and fer. tftl evil confront* u*. m d wb know chrUt. B en W'C a rt u weak u water. become i Our dealrea m usl be wholly Tt- ffe4“ l5 -O M .-T nale«d- o f - l o n ^ tftelvei, m d following our ovm w ^ of irUal Tlew*. we m usl love ooly goal.

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dupllcofe* hoed.wolAfnB ertlon

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5 Atthen dealre bum* In our hearU. | •• urie* u* on to *omo purwlt,«nd lU Influence for awhile. lU O E R consider, w hether ll U kindled

Jie love ot God'* honor, or our . p e iuoal advanUge. I f 11 U lhe eommlllee ; yield lo ll withoul fear: bu t If Salurday ; 1 the Utter, ponder over It until U n . A are <juiw sure th a t ll wlH fulfill couniy rt

. nnl)r.Tnur phvnlcal WftnU, but Leach. Hi 1 complete the deilres of mind dlea, WeniMui,

:an-s dealre* auch u 'm oney , love,levemenl md-w brldly-acknow r- ‘• ' , 2 * ^ 'emtnl are perfectly alright In The i intar lh a t they work to. .through, tJ» organ,fer, our Lord m d Saviour, Je*u* the jwjno

1st. Bul th i mlnut« (hese deslrti tc*xne end* In thenuelvea. m m be* e u i* ^ wle* a uaeleai m lm al In the hmd* « “wclal fraTlt*Uon.-Go<U*.th«.xe- .JPfdetal d of all lhln*s: work foe thU

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. . ■ ’ SUNDAY,

\ttend Boise _Library Session “

_ AmerlcmGERMAN, Jan. II — r U t ,ing-cuuiity women attended m - banqusecond annu*l conference, of _ Idaho aUle.llbrury planningj l l l« Thuraday, Prlday .m d y | nrday In Bol»e.- ’f Aldrtcb Bowler, Ooodlng RUPER'ly represenUtlve. Mr?. Oene fore J ujU1. Hagerman. Mra. W all Ran- e . S iuart T ^ e T T M ri rB f i r t r p in r in a - i iE k e y n ^ . Erma Leeper, both Ooodlng. Ui, no op ded the meetlnga. Mrs. Leeper was able wdlnf-Ubrarlm..- ---— court costt f in l day's program dealt with Lorenio m n U a tlo n of local groups for fine of $ijomoUon ef better library aerv- viola rtthln each Idaho county. Dl*- p * u Com00 w u held on the formation unett ^ p w l llbrwry dlalrlcta. • expired letal flnancUl aid recenUy Cooper. I1 avallabIe“lo-Idahd“throU«n plua-£OSt/Library aerrlcea act waa ex- operator"*

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fd In an etforl lo .• -T T ’• ru n l libnryr: Robert E. Srr,,:i, y n Moore, prrsijeni f 1cm aawclaiion nf h .;:* ^ ?«. were ipeakerj at ih, ’ ■ anquel, H

Violators Fined IPERT, Jan. ll-A ppc» .;.,. H

uart ?hli'« k Trace Wm:t5 I10 operator'* lictw^ Vihml'. Sable lo product ene, hi m.'J f l• c o tU o fU .---------- _ | H•enio Slutz. Rup^ri. ptia . 35Pot 110 plus K«u for , , 1 . violation. Plojd Dfn;pj-T m iCollins, boih-Ruptn, ■. a plus cosu for drivir.i oa u H ed driver'a llcetue. eu.2 . e r. Burlry, paid a dr.; nf u H -cost4-for •-rallln*-&r itor'i Ucense. ^

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Mother of Post

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_ Trippler idmlre* tb i 19M M »r Bolwon U Mf*. Trippler'* b I«c

Jif iM B lla MUth »nd iwo m U « w eit o

K ip f T.F. W oir k H K - D i r o e s ^ E a m

, i m a In Mselo Vnlley »ho dlsense. .f«r»d»la Ihc March of Dimes na rou te U i K ^ o n e U Mrt. Leo Trip- Tlie S?^Tl»e niece «nd clilldren nre Lincoln S»‘lJM t«wr rtmlly. M ojor ;

Un. Tttsslfr and her husband, cn, ih i t rtUwl Jumef. live iwo -miles p rw en l AUi ud 1*0 mile* wesl of Tttln Mrs. n e t Htr inter'* daushler nnd her fam ily i t m ehlldrtn. all polio vicllmi, nre s tie sn a Ibt Utrth o! Dlmei post«r this u m e st

^ fiailljf ot M*J. JM Solomcn, -------- ^til i!f force, llvt* »l RoW ru.alr ,ta t base, nobltu. G»„ Jujl 90 W i p l e a from lhe Umed Wirmfiprini!*

' fOe fwndJiUon. J— JCt—TYippler^—»lst<r— U—Uit -----------

0X2«r ol Ur*. Solomon, fihe tnar> BURI rtnj UiJor Solomon aboul 15 year* sp rln s i 1*0. iceordlnj tt Mn. Trlpplcr. week lr

AH nemben of lhe Solomon fam- of Uie Ij, txcfpl lh* major, are recoverln* *«laU o

. Iko polio. The old«t boy, Joe. Offlci iteU tb o u tn and IwIn gIrU Linda BiirKy. laj fiiodn, about 8 yean old. and Rupert, Ihdr mother came dosii with Ihe RoberU tUoM aboul thre* yean aso, Mt*. Retlrlni Tfl^kr ayi- Jo h n S

TlifT w e living In Lincoln. Nebf.. T he thtn they were strtck with the home <

^ ^ ---------------- tcndlnBI___ ANNUAL MEET SET O am er

TOlDEI,Tr3*nnT=Tht“ nnn\iaT Citmenj wnrtfalloniil mfetlna of llie Pres- Mr. nn Ijtfriui - Baptist ehureh will be hfld foUflslnu the noontime polluck «<»erli C w r Sunday. Memben are lo tno( a corered dish and lhelr Uble T he «gnce.______________________ populnl

Y O U G E T K

M O N E Y A T5100 savings aceoun ing Jairaary open h visitor; a savings a

. 50th visitor. Guess t Tree and win ?100.C

ME A C H A C C t

i n s u r e d t o ?I f f needs and wlihei are prompUj

Ker. 1,^really » b tlK r way nrning rale on your ttvlng*,

-davinea accoi - , Mrn fro'm January 1st .

'1‘vldfndv • . ■

ister Family Is Her• • . ' cf* '

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March of D im a poilcr family. Mra. Joe f Blee*, the dauihler of Mn. Trippler'a title I t of Twin Fall*. (SUff pboto>en(r«*lnt)

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man Featured as mily-on-Campaig:rsc. Mnjor Eolomon wat en XR.m jir i te to K ore#.aH he lime. recovered,lie Solomon family lived In tw it*. still coin until lasl summer when crulche*. Jor Solomon returned from Kor* L n,, g^ ih in lhe fnmlly moved to the

senl stAtlon In Oeorsla. vnn televitra. TTlppler aald tlie visited the pier ttatcl Illy a year ago la tl fall In Lincoln, not have ; snld Uiey were In almost the alUiouRh >e staRe of recovery Uien as nov(. girl Immei tra. Solomon and one of the Presiden

ield Trials Set For Late March

lURLEY. Jnn. ll-D ale for the fBmiiy. n in s dOK irlal was »el for the last traveled * :)c In Mnrch a t a recenl meetlns ooe mont m e Idaho SUte Field Trial os- pAisn. Intlon officer* here. mjifflcera named are L. E. Patten, j could go rlty, preildent; 'Dean Cameron, t^id. "j « ?ert. vice president, and Wllbum dren " >ens. Burley, secrelory-Ueasurcr. Another .Irlng officer* are Owen Aiken, t«o d in Stone nnd Barney Greener. but are w Tie meeUng w a* held a l the None of ne of Mr. and Mra. Palten. At- five chlldi dinff were M r. 'and Mra. Lenn ja great- m er, Paul; Mr. iind Mri.' Denri polio. Mo ne n rn 'nndT reanrm ter.T iupm r nitveTjeen . nnd M n. Evereti Buffalo. Po- (he added ello. nnd Mr. and Mr*. James - i think jerUs, Burley. polio vlct

-------------------------- Mrs. TriptTie Republic of Panama ha* a omon fnn wilnlion cf 650.00C. _ _____ ^ r c h of_

M O R E F O R Y O I

T ID A H O S A V Ihu n t to one of our lucky visit( I house; special prize to eve 3 account opened J R E E fo is the value of our beautiful 1 0 .0 0 .

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IANNUAL.

"EARNING' : RATE

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$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 y jip u y honored a t' Idaho way lo save. Vou get » ings, •!] funds tTall&blt ccounu opened befor* ' ‘ s t . . . nn ejitra monlh • ;

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[er Niece Mini

___ . . . _____ P A u u .jslon on tfl

i Ihp Tuesdi ^ in Mlnldok

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y ____________________ Drcdie..dcA ^ Nlflsen. p*

, tnore. Klrlt*1- • eluded Vlr

. : f ■ Shirley S<K v , ' • t - _____ P.-iuIa Can

‘i n n Prccedin • _ J prcsenlcd.

Crav«n, Mi drrion, M; Moore. M:

H [M ' ' >< bum. spokeV f i B R S ^ ' j r a

BtudcnU,..'K ' \ / ' M K O t B s X K PeietMn p

Commun Mrs. LaVc: Lucille JOII

Special ' council ident; Mn chalnnan. inaKarlne council

Rcfrcsli!! Jny GeotRe

I Weber.

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H g g g B S a S i f f l ^ E S Ornni hnve a sllv

Joe Seldmnn and (hrte clill> at thetr ni I tlt le r . Mr. and Mrs. Trippler Terrell ln») Bnmes, Mi

* A * ’ * ' Jonei worl: ____ ■ ins .Thund

as March lignJEost ei a1 girls are almost complclcly 1 !'?' vered.. ThR-liOy nnd Ihe other . still U t^ ^ b n c e * and use ™I school In

' ' for Uie ou.91 Sunday. Mrs. Solomon nnd pomonn of the slrls waa on the Ed Sulli- jny jnc« televi.iloii proRrani. Mrs. Tilp- p.-rv Grs ttfltched 11, bul wid ahe would , , have recofinlred Mr.t. Solomon. ‘DUBh she recosnued the llllle Immedlntely. f 'esldenl Elsenhower met the ''’f,''’" mon fnmlly Jnn. 4 for Ihe kick- ot the 1930 March of Dimes f ? ' '” -Mr. and ^

a letter, to Mrs. Trlpplcr. Mrs. Ru'i^,rA"'t

"rlcnocn Df*°'b'f^^^hp'’°p o 't‘‘ ^ lly. relating thal the family , Tom Ro eled <0.000 miles by nlr during ir«nm enu monlh to publlclio Uie cam-

w&h they would come here and “uld go aee Uiem," Mra. Trlppler K llC i , "I would love to *ce the chll-

0AKLE1lother of Mra. Trlppler'* sister* trnnsporia two children recenlly hnd polio, Supl. Berr ■re well recovered now. ' PTA mee )ne of Mr*. Trippler’s family o t grade aclii children. 15 grandchildren and Tlie me greal-Rrnndchlldren has hnd C. W. W J. M o sfb f- the Rrnndchll-* cn gtven'by- ‘-Bfemnocutnted-ngnlnsi-pollo,- nan « -c tii added. Mayea. trethink the March of Dimes for strom gnvi

] victim* Is a good charity." Prlnelpal : , Trlppler said. "I know Uie Sol-. Uie closlni n fnmlly benefltted from the Hardy din ch of Dime*.” . . panled by

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^ G S _____________________

isitors dur- every 10th

5 for.every;iful Money i

★Idaho Bavingj InvestmenlJ ^ are restricted lo flral m orl- \fage-convtnU oniljeaLeslJita------ ^Join*, FHA and VA morlgag* \Joan*-*nd-debentures of t h # ----------Pederal Home Loan Bank nnd \tlock In Uis Federal NaUonal >Mortgag* AasoclaUon.

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J a n u a r y B o n u si$10.00 or more

J ______ ■ AutomaUc Liquid Pencil

tSO.M or Dor«- ............. Week-End Pbo (Aiaorlmcnt cf

12 leleeted toiletries)

«lOO.eO or more Schaeffer Pen or Pencil

f:OO.M er more 'Bchae'ffer-Pen iind Petiell f i e V

SWO.OO er more O. E. Electric Clock or

Sel of 6 U Bleak K nlvu '

: i > A J S O i^ AND LOAh^

220 Shoshone Sfrrec

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■ TIMES-NEWS, TW IN-FAL

nico Panel evicws Ideas |||^H ^or Juveniles:1U .JBQ ..11-A .pancl.dl^cui-! in treii-nge Ideas w.u held at;- Uesday m rellng of Ihr PTSA* nldoka cuunly high school. 'Rev. J. D. Crego. Paul Melh-

minisler, 1>IV3era Included Pnul Tiiylor. lilch' B | H ^ I ['-boys' coun.%elor; Mrs. Max'e ,.dcpu iy ..9hc i:lIf:_M ri^D 1 ;iin i..lM j^H n. parent, and Mrs. Ruby Oil*girls’ couni^lor. Studciiis In-

I VIrtll Cole. D nraln Qienry.y ^hroeder, .seiilois, a n d R ^ S S I Carolla. frcfthman.

:edlng the panel a sUl va.t lied. In the cn. t ucte Kloi^e | | n H l K n, »ai-Uec-Miller..Eu;cue.An- S p ^ H u 1, Marilyn Jar^'ls aiKl U-irTy

Mra. Murphy Ncnllj, U cj. spoke on niembrrahlp. PQ 6v»SRf' new prosrnrn book.t. typrd by

.urre di.‘:trtbuu'd. ll:iri)id «n pve 'the 'opriim r; prnyrr.' imunliy shiRlng "^i' ■'‘>1 by UVere Jones accoinp.iitird by e Jones.cial vlsliors from the county W * j S ^ 9II were Mrs. Jess Hyni.rr prrs-

Mn. VnURhn D.-ilrr. progrnm M B wB nan. and Mrs. ForrrM B:iilf;rr, | R 9 f E P ;lne chnimmn for boih llie P f l t B i f lS ll nnd PTSA.rcshmrnt.t were servrd by Mrs. g B S R J M llsen, M n. Dob Wlilnilrr. Mr?. e Slromlre nnd Ml. . Kui;enc, r. . . . I B S E r & n

■ange Voles, _ Thrw fi»

Polio Benefit ■;■•n 1ITT T. lin . 11 - T l,. l.-ln» . • « _______LOrnnRe voted Wediie;(lnv lol | i O l l l * » silver drill fnr the pnlin drive v W . i ^lr next regulnr'nieeimc. / - trell Fo.«cr. the Rev, R, I. Is, Melvin Helwlch niwl Krnnk workrd OH'the Oratite JjiilW- _ ,

hunday afternoon. i*in Helwlck nclfd n» master 'uday m lhc_n.b'rnrr of Lynn W11IL1 r n n ^lan. Reports were heard Irnm fcpo” "

Jonea. on the ho.^piiM bed 1'™ thy. n>t rmmunliy use; the Rev. n, i. ‘=‘■ 'liimi^ ah ad rs ' f(T ?n iiinnn:r-"Fht-f°'irH ihYnnk Jones, tellers from Mr. >' Pound.» Mn. Allen Gllbcrl, Sentlle. "»>’ r memben, nnd the Slnle Jje-fnlwd 1 In Gooding In nppreclatlonfT''^,, le oulfltilng ot a youlh, ;conailion. ni ionn Grange will hold an nlli'>’ neet Tiic.idny a t lhe Glcnntl Tlie cnlves

Grange hnll. jwillUn,Lynn Sherman wn.t Ini'” ' " '"''Vh

e of lhe cnndlellghl scrvice. Cloiiiz neiir ' g part were Mr. and Mrs. so'Hh of KU; n Kelwlck. Mr, and Mrs. Ter- Al lho tli FU'ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank cow wns pns . Mr, and Mrs. Orln Dexter, one-hiilt mlli ,nd Mrs. Knrl Anderson. Mr.v llie cnlve.^ • nan, Mr. and Mr.i. Rodney and found b •ry. the Rev, Barnes. Mr.s. C, Immediately ence and Mrk, Cecil Boll. on the rand n Rolce gave rending. Re- tcllliertrrwiTD nents were le n ’ed by Mr.- and Wlllls, One Orln Dexter nnd Mr. and Mn. dead when t rd Colllson. Of the fou

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luses Discussed Iproxlmnlcly

Sfa tlon""w ns "dls^H” } ‘'by Bemell WrlRley a t the regular meeting Wednesdny In lhe C n m n i dcJiool building, • o p i l U ,

; meeUng wns conducted by SPRINODf. Woodhouae. Reports were and Rick Ji •by-M n; Thurlow SmIUi. 11. home ia Ogi ■-ct1ninnnn7-Ti11a -M rj.- jf .u e ( r n r t i a m r a. treasurer. Mra. Qmce Wahl- Mr. nnd M n 1 gave the opening prayer and Mr, n^id M Ipal Merrill B, Robinson gave Mr. nnd Mn losing prayer. M n, Herbert J. spending IhL f directed the singing, accom- — d by Mrs, Eldon WheUle. - HEAD TIMI

\ / uses v

|l.00« or mon. Portable Dr)' or Steaii

II.SOO o r ^ o nCf .. _ G, E. PorUble Mixer or

oVWeiUnghouse-Sltam a.JtSOO or mon

lO-plcce lel of Importec Stainless Steel Cu

Deep Fryer. WesUnghouse 1 eV — Try v

•»,000 er mort WesllnBhouso Clock f

■ sem ce for 8 SUInles* S t«

S j & V I K TAN ASSOCIATION WIN fallsrce East RE 3-379

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/^LLS, IDAHO

Four Survivor

/ W ’y .

fnur ra lr r i. s u r tlto n of qalntopleti bc n< any ihrlr age. They Wflgh aboul SD * * * * . ' *

irSm ’vivfflg^uiGrowing Normalour aurvlvInK cnlves of calves ahortly ■U born nt the Thurman nnd-reported II nch soulh of Kimberly arc qulntuplels we; trrowlng-nominlly nnd are m onrtspeclalll •niey were born lo a Her- jtnowa of only < ;e cow on Nov. 2. • tupleU cnlves,iiMi‘t«^welgh-«|)[»ro»lmaie- tujjictrnreTiTO ind* apiece, romp and piny pr. Donnelly »

Ciilvrs thclr nge and' nre ,,1 as -good looking slock,*

nl.io Ls leporlcd in good ,H(,».ed to i^^nlihDUKh she eats slight- jhe barn durlni

Ives nre owned Ijy Tliurmnn ,„i}J'*rorn‘ll«li Upiberly. They were bom j, ji,nnlemenie ifc-h he rciita from Paul piu. ^ci"r the foothills, nine miles “ J c h da' Kimberly. •

I time of lhelr bIrUi the ooodlnpasturing In n field nboul i,,. mile from Uie rnnch .house, wJk> owi■es were born In Uie' field --------------------id by Cl hunter. They were lely brought to the bnrn ancli, rcporl.? George Slol-

ine of' the (|ulnlup1els wa* . ^cn Uiey were found. tour calves, one i* a heifer, _ .

rs bulls nnd all hnve Iden- ikliiM. Tlicy weighed ap- ,cly l i pound* n t blrlh, larles D. Donnelly, a Twin';tcrlnarlnD examined the

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rT ntnntifir-C T nndparm ur — ■“M n. Harvey Freestone, d Mr*. O. S. Mnrchant tn d M n, Orval Thompson are Ulll week in Cnllfornla.

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sveloping as Exace ilin t of the road. Uie c a t with Ute hlgt tumlne to the right. And n inov,’. a doz itmoat 1.S0Q leel ttra lch l down SkU were ui ne pUceA. ‘ meaaurlng coIft and igaln t ie driver hftd lo The courtc md back up to keep the Sno* mile Atreich •om going over the clirf, T um - meadow. Tai

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L a good ski ridmeadow U uted becauxe the they had pli OCT nol drill there and It Is ent did not I Mn get a irue reading of ttie leveled, the n

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lolher mow courte. - imoothly again, of the men tkled behind down the h lll.l C at while Uie oUier drove, lasUff only for i •long WlUl new tpted on Uie ’ engln* bei 'h iir nin. nolte.on* mil# from Bear creek Fearful of rul Iha road wa* drifted and Sno-Cat waa it rn iH M r-w n if irM irn e re p iro ira k ii ana Cat electcd Id quit runnln'i. to m eet Hankl Lhe fuel line wat cleaned *>»d eon# a f te r . motor running igiln, Uie The four met

the engine had a knock, slope where Hni ncluded Uuit llnce Uie Sno- on lh# truck an on such a side ilope the drive up the hll

lol pumping properly, caut- as poMlbl# anil tnock. Uie rest of thetune wsi predouj, two of about three mi: te t oul on tklt to Uie bol- oil were poured 4ie hlll for more oil while Uiey got only 4! r two begnn to dig around glne locked, n the mow lo level It, Since It waiSno-Cat could be Uveled then. Uie two i alright, Uien Uiey could Sno-Cal where

I the bollom of Uie hlll and to Ui# ranger it r two men would have only sleep. pUnnlng d ride to the bottom, which morning.1 planned snju iy . If Uie Ftlday mornl not run right iller It was equally u nice :he men wlUi Uie oil woukl had been, and 1 luter-lf-thiy-lift-vhcn.thex again fer-thc-S

-------- Tliey drovefi't long unUI Uie u t net on drive pickup, i w after digging a level path with Uro chalj ■d the engine begin to run mlle« of Ui# fli

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p f*r MOW larrey c re n lurvey, iki bchlnc ;rrlce. Ellli Fuller, left; SkU ar< n e e tiu »bo.b*lp*d.oa.Uia aoow—Ifa-vlrttiaUy-lmpo

:aln.' So the two le i out the rest ot the waj m .ln the Clt. Bul lhal h id lhelr lunches i tor Iboul one mile, when coffee In thermo,

began to m iki worae quarts of oU'for u , . . .w . , All efforla falle

mining the engine tlie ,ngm# of the em a ^ p p e d m d t t e two o tder-oaJf«da):-i

T d iltiU fl-lco iL -lL in u ii i ann m ie r who fb h , and get am If^oll. pull uie unoperstn e t nt the bottom of the to Uia truck. Hnnklna had pul chalni Bul their Job wn. c and w u aUcmptlng to Tliere wns atlll an ! hlll In the mick as far •ox creck and wit and then Uiey walked It meant elUicr ikJ

the wny to the Sno-Cal, Uio mow course.mllet. Three quarts of The pickup true

ired Into Uie engln# bul whe^l drive waa d ly 4$ feel befor# Ui* en* half mile of Uie k

■ measured. Tlie r w at almost ( p.m. by dUtance was mnd A’O decided lo leav* the fool In front of I lere It M t and go back oui meUiod In IS :r ilaUon for lupper and After making tl ling to return the n u t ment a t Fox crrt

baek U Twin Fnl omlng the iun row on pjnu Hnnklna relu nice a day u Thunday to.recover his Sno nd the four men sel out Just u soon a s :le-finD-Cat.__________ X hU Sno-ra t, firr.)ve In the , four-wheel return to the 'me p, whleh WM equipped more mensurcmer chains, to within three courses, IIU job Ui * flno-Cat. Uien walked fortabU but nelUii

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J Darlene &. Colet H SWEATERS

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■ehlnd Ihe (ino-Cat on the way to Ihe Tnrai

;h u o[ asndwlchc.^. ha t iMan Facesermos Jugs, and four » rnr lhe Bno-Cnt. F O r N O U 'failed 10 restore the

: Sno-Cat to running Squire, Reia):-a«d-H i«-m on-d«. Js;lLli.non;iupoorl-iil ■>, H rrt..m in Tu-ln 18 yCirS Of *gC._pll t nnnUicr 6no-Cnt lo Twin Palls dUtricl pernblo mnchlne bnck ^ Kheduled 'lo be

n nfiei; a pre-ienl'b wnsn’l finUhed Uicn111 aiios,' 10 meiuiurp a t Squire has beend WlUioul the Sno-Cnlcr aUlng or wntklng to T*’ln FiUUali

truck wlUi the four- T ?i)t1O '’0 r 1 i-M drlvrn W wllhln a X W l I ^ C l 1 he ifcond course to bc OAKLEY. Jan, I tie remainder of the Forrji Hanger and mnde by putting ono Wheeler and Uielr'd ot Uie. other, a tedl- icfi Tliursday for (

n 15-liich snow. ' where he will hnve ng the final measure- ment. Wheeler hM

creek Uio men went fore.U tervice bulldli 1 FalLv arriving a t II Ji monUu. relurned the next day Mr*. Laura Nie

I Sno-Cnt. Thursday Irom Poci1 as Hpnklns could get wa.1 a guest of het -llxcd—lic—plzmncd.-lo and—sltttis*ln«Uw,- j -mounlnlns to mnke Charles Seaton and ■cmenU on Uio snow william Sealon.ob Wn’l Ul# m ail com- ----------------lelUicr U It boring. READ TIMES-NEV

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IDAHO STATE oc tello.- J in . J l—l^wr Miglc ViUey took pi; srmblle* presenled Ui ho FalU and Rexburg

Josepti Macarlllo, member or a slnslng i F. King. Twin Falls, band. Onry D. Muw D_DniKlLjMUi_IaL memben of a group a hleh lurtiool iiudenu Ifge.

L ir.tlT^A N T 18 HAILKY.' Jan. 11

Dnrrell G. Wilier. 2 and Mrs. John H. Wi a-member of ihe SIQU rocket battalion In been Mrvtng in Eur Ociober.

mmmpaiarlng coanea. tv ' t i U roursei becauM H Mtf-ptioto»»afraTlng>— —

:es Court on-Support!, Rexburg, chargedl r i f c # % l \ l

:c.-plcadcd-guUtylini — f i . L A ^ S l riel courl Friday and]) be enlenced J a n . ' l i y M I I )

been free on bond th a t Imwov# toutu m ri lo Twin F aIU ^ the? Imorov* yiiU alierlffi office. “ h » w yoS helm— T""'--------------------- glam onut new c6

ir Leaves is*tei52!“m, l l — Aaslstanl df»*nd th* f

and M n . Richard k i A 1 /lelr'daughter,'D ebra, I U I A I | for Cokevllle. U t^h.hnve a new a n ls n - HEARING C

'Ulldlng for the c a s t Shoihoa* BL N< uiming io r w e p asi offlei H w n i Mot

Nlelaon K tu m ed U LLIS OaAnAH.1 Pocalello where ahe if »o answer B f her two brother*U « .-M r.-aa d -M r* . '

and Mr. and M n . S . “througlt tha optl:__________ . *lon.■NEW8 WANT ADS

O ur m o l t p o p u la r ■ v a n t o f tfi* y to r!

S L I P O V E R !ig sleeves- s h o r t sleeves, collors. tr l th e p o p u la r s ty le s o f th e season! Pir es, Corols, G re e n s , W h ite s , B lo ck s ,' s , Chorcool G re y s , Beige> ond a hos1 o r s -A ll sizes .

T in W t i t ’i m o r t p o p u la r r t t a w n l

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hose n o tio n a l ly - fa m o u s W ebfoot cai s! C o lo rs to m ix w ith o n y tn sem b le . s dr« h e r* in t h i s o n s b ig group.

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lit ;th« fame waembly of facU »oonI -bejlna to m e a l trenda - Indl-

J‘! 'cattaB Uwlr Inltnilty a i w fl^M. their dlrecUon. T^eae are wa tulfl<-

i ' 'po jta Xor long-term manatement ■f. ■ p itn i.

II > Soma individuals have espreued I : their rel'ueUnce to rereal the exact

J l l , locaUon of tome favorite Notellem fc ; creek of their own. or wme moun-

aij, ___ ;tala.coTfl where they a l r w to di F -ft UtUe bunch of deer or elk. an IJ' eaiy iralle tiphW frotn .Uie ro«d, I; j The** people can relax. All wlio

!• . hare lecelved Uw queeUonnalre 'ly i know Uiat Uie depertmenfi loea- .i'li; U o n » r « q u l r o m « n t i are jeneral <.‘.'1 tooush to leave th flr lecrtt tafel

M - " In general, eoopemtlon wllh- Uils typo of furvey.TOulU In planned impretem enu to ia e r tm or (prtafl gama itoclu la area* of Ttry high

* |rr-?1 0 Gheck-Earns— id 5-Year Sentence

i U . l e a J . Varney, T«-ln F»Ui. wai■ geaUooed to fir# y tw i In the aUt4

penltonU*ry M day b y Dlitrle:

i jud*« Hugh A. Baker for l»uln* i tIO dbeclL WlUiout funda .In thi •bank.

Vanity w u ch*r»ed wlUi glvlns th# check dr»wn tsn U»e ndelltj

■ NaUooal Dank of Twin FalU to J U DanduiTllle, Twin FalU.

c l u b ' t o BtEET• WENDEUi. Jan. ■ Jl—Idaho Re-

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itub i It followed by lb# len i'u iT o ra ililrc ant In Idaho. When the awwer* pour In. jrtUmlBary ut>aUUani7M»ry K&ne and Joii I dcpAnmenl taak. (Idabo fb h and game d«

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5 Quierfor Sport Game DepartmenH rod and Pin prewure. Arena Uiat w >enl) nre under-fUhed or under-hunted o'

for are reveaJed. and lmpro»'«f a w i s U, ; for and other a.ul»l*nce for recreation w » r t- ute cnn be provided. *■nod —Aiia-the-preferencej of iportjwen m

orle* ara revealed. Any ahlftJi of initreat cc cond or developmfn^ of new Intereila I'nrl- can be recognlted and Included In ni

deparUnent planning. Even the ^ then teaional npread of iporbm an actlv- u[ WlUl Ity can be revealed for comparlton gi m r- »lUi Uie period ot greatent aueceu— ol Ui« perhaps ■ lllUe closer new* cover- u

land nge can help these people U) dnte re 'ear* ihelr Uipi more effectively.»oon The*e nnd many oUjer u*ea of indl- Ute queiUonnnlre InformaUon re- „ I . u lult In Immedlal# benefit to Uie lid#- hunUng and fUhlng publlo. Other* j , nent »re applied for the benefit of Uia

SS Test Given Here S S For 51 S tudents:T an “> in 7-o rin ilg h “ Tch-MI-|tUBenU rosd, from all’ orer Magle Valley took , wlio college board tMU admlnUlered by lalre the educaUonal tcaUng aervlce at loca- |;45 a in . SaUirday In th# Twin FaUi leral high tchool building, tel PurpoM of Uie three-hour te*U .this U lo'provtde M holanhlp oompeU- nned Uon and to meet entrance require- m a merit* for U i eoUeeoa a n d .n high ondary nchool* and .oU ier eduea-

Elwln D eU urler admlnbterMl Uie------ l« L to .iU i r t? n U ^ U U d by ^ l l e _----- Ryther. Th# «*ta con*U t^^^v^^-i r p bal reaaonlng, which Included gram*

mar. *pelUng, puncUiaUon and « • cabulary: and kathemaUc*.

•}*^ General MoUwi achoUrnhipa and *inci p . 8l0(in acholar*hlpn are

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r addrruing IhBUundi o t quMtlonnalre* r In. Uieft li lhe even longer ta*k of Ji Id Joan rh riiltn ten , both fkrf»e.-4M»»<l- i i me departmeni pholo—ataft cngrarlnf)

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ortsmen, but: i ent Keeps Busy”,tuil wildlife rciaurce, ILselt. Example* of X Ited over-hartwt are comparatively r.ire ^ : fjj Uiua d m except hi a few cnjtj ,lon wch *« mlmon • and walerjo«l

where the life pattem of'tlie apeclea nen make* lhe entlr# populntion vul-

reat cohnecUollTfTOiTeproducUon.Information from the que.illon- «]

In nalre, taken wlUi th a t frdm olher g( the uurce*. it a helpful guide In ic u liu llv- up ipecUl protecUon far brcedlnc t«aon grounda and apeelal manlpuloUon eti*— of huntlni and fUhlng aeaaon* to ]t'er- fnvor tuch a apeclea during the r<late rep^ucU on period. ni

Idaho (lih and game queatlon-nalres are mailed tw n randomly n

.*■*' lelected tegment of lleenae buyer* *i of all typa toon atter New Year'* n-

,J* day eaeh year.. They cover ali ai tpecle* ot game and fUh. The ques-

, Uon* aro de*lgned for casy.niiawer- EIng. and map* aro enclosed lo help, tiFinally, lha departm ent pays the A

t s ^ f you have received one of these ir quMUnmialrca. _ you can _do_youri lelt a favor by fllllnB lirH ie answer* n nnd mailing it a t once. «

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Dert Van Erery. Ray D. A rm iuons.’I . county survfvor. la n«l»llng w ith '■ thrt-part-of lhe project. ---------------- -■ Petition* lo increase the number q of IrrlgaUon dlslrlcl* (rom threeH to-flve ln-numbtr.ar«-belng_clrcai_I_^.■ lated and an election U ila ted for ■■ sometime In Februiry to pu t the■ quMtlon before the water usera of ^■ jJtnW oki,couaty,;_ ___ ' .■ RuMcIl Acock, majter. apodltned■ Joe Ar.ilar. Ron lUwkes and Char-■ IU E».‘.(on member* of the groundsI and bulldlnc committee a t the . I Orange meellne thl* week. LesU- „e,,i I latlve eommlllee meml>er* are Fred I,■ Roeers. WlUard Hayward and Pele "* I Wakewood,< A polio card party U. Jiated for ^ f Jan, n al the GranRe h.ill. Mr*, W -

1 Plana for the couniv hospital were reported on by Ron Hawkes. counly commUsioner. The group w ent on

... record.to.commend U. S. Scn.JIcn* ry Dworahak for lil* *iand on for- , ^ ,J in .W. "

-------Mr«r-W«llton-*nd . M ra,..H aakfa,A lJi^ sen’ed refreshmenU, *hlp

;; Hevburn Travels, ■;£ S Guests Are Told vj;f HEYBURN. Jan, 11- T h e TlUage 31 a 'la Wedneiday evening a t w al

’’ 'I'lls 8onnl-«tJthOTiBed-4tJA'ln*jin i n _n- of a Earbite dUpoul ordinance lo weeer go inw effect May 1. ' Ing¥ Tlie satbaKe will be picked up pox,n t twice a monlh and a charge o t 15 UU<3n cent* will be added to the clectHcat Bto itght bllU for Ull* aervlce. F irs t In 1be reading of Uie ordinance will be held to *

n t the boani'i nexl meeting. Feb. IJ. reien- Jack Strauss w»s appointed board "Anlly member In charge of Uie electrical A■te service and Harold Hurst, board nmi r'* member in cluirge of the IrrlgaUon theKli and dllche-«. dur•s- Tlie bosrtl Is conlracUng Uie Rural wajir- Electrical company for Uietr elec- SkiIp, trieal planning and electric work, waihe All *rouble ealU will be handled. Uot

• through Dud Scovll, new^ Tillage wU■st manager. ' ' Tir- A beer llctnie waa Usued t4S the wwT* Ite(nrinrWIlit»Tlie.-DIU*-were-pre- er~

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Three holidayi In lhe hoiplUl didn’t dU “Sklppy“ ^ '* lke r. 8. ahown here with h it

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'"A 'U ttle boy who ip'thtiaVft'Wceks thigh.In Mnglc Vftlley Memorial lio.iplUl breakIt mill chffrfiil in anile of the hitrd- bone ship and pain nnd more diseom-' itir trfort yet to come. Tivc

The boy U 6-year-old Wayne on flk;"Sk lppy WaUer, aon ot Mr, ainl ed onM n, Wayne .Walker, ICO Tliird pullfd»venue easl. most ]■ Sklppy broke hLi letl leg on Nov. nays.31 and was ndmlllcd lo the liof.plUl "Bolth a t dny. Becauie of the levcrliy of "Some

hr«.Klr h r I.nd 10 hRVeJiOth leg* UltUl I In traction for five and one-naif ^ u T

Ing thn t time, he also liad chicken nnd t pox. spending two weeks In an Uo- W d a j UUon w ard.' Chli

Bul Sklppy U homt-now. re.iilnff fort, 1 In hU owrj. bed wlieW ho' will hnve covcre to stay lor Iwo more week.1. He was in a c reieased from the hoaplul Friday, being "And boy wns 1 glad," Sklppy naid, he }ui

AlUiough Sklppy had nn unusual He i amount ot pain during hU itay in h o s^ t the hospital, he wsin’t forgotten ca*i b during Uirte holidays. "Sanla Claus Ui ke was ture good to me a t Chrlatmas." Even Sklppy aald. Before ChrUtmas he volunl wa* showered with gifts and affcc- pressu Uon by hU parenU, friends tnd well numb' wUher*. Sklr

The pain of hU leg* in traction bed l wn* the wor*t for Skippy, hU molh- said. 1 e r - ta id —B ecau ie -o f-the-iype -o t JiU-l« break, a circular break high In Uie He ■

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Still Cheerful I ;s Spent in Locailgh.'(term ed clrcuUr becaiiae the es in '» reak wenl down and around the able lo i }ne rn tiier Uian straight across) Mrs, W: ir“ tfncUBli"wBa'‘liiitii* ry r" I T h n Tivcive pound* of weight pulled hot cnv 1 Skippy’s leg and 10 pounds pull- *cliool. i on the good leg. With both leg* was an ullfd In such a manner, " It al- me cap lOJt puiled.me oul of bed." Sklppy cnpcd. I lys. 1 could"BoOi legs h u r t 'a lol." he lald, on me.

iomeUmea the good leg hurl more like pu liftn my broken leg:” _____ hittingT3ui"hU“g6W Its lalen"Out‘Ofr Dut*fl •aetlOTT-the-dav-befoie-ChrlaimtHi.Uie offi nd hi* brtJken leg eame out on cavalry Hdny after ChrUtm**. as soonChlckenpox didn't add to hU com* Amon

>rt, hU moUier noted. BIcippy wns ta Clau jvcred wiUi blUter*. WlUi hU leg party ai 1 a cn tl, bolh legs In tracUon. and Skippy't elng in Isolation wlUi no vUltor*. vuit. e Jual dldn’f te e l leo well, SjuitaHe spent hU la tl two week* In Ihe pollcemt

o s^ ta l wiUi hU leg out of the pltal roo asl b u t had sandbags on both tid u don 't kn 1 keep him from moving 'Jiem. bu l the :ven h is good leg, he couldn't move py. Mrs olunlnrlly for a week because lhe Skippy i ressure on It during iracUon had py’s prld umbed and suetehed It. OunsSklppy will have to remain In ortle Ch

ed two weeks how. Mrs, Walker seven f' Hid. b u l he doesn't hava a cast on water p

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>ken leg wbleb had io be kepi in tractin it U n e be wna In an IteUUon wsrd wllii eh nd two more weeks In bed. (Slsft photo..

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Despite « cal Hospital S iin '» week ji r so, bul won’t be . j j j ,j ; to RO to school for two monlhi. .v,g I, W alker added, ' ^ rs .Tie biukcii U* icsultefl fiuiii i*'f,iortiingi

cnvnlry and Indian game al „,|,h ool. AS Sklppy expUlns It. "I p„. I an Indlnn and the cavniry h«d{ nicinoy

captured. When I flnnlly rs-L hr hoan' cd. I fell on some Ice and « fo re ' ,^5,^ ould gel up a cavalry boy lelli,„ .j,, me. Tlie doctor said il wai Just|^,,g _

pulUng my leg on a block and'g„y Ing It WlUl a boart," • ' , three daj iut-aWpny-aay«-he-l*-nol-mftd-»l Beside'

offendej- and la going to play ' n,(n airy and1 ndUn-«1th-litm-»Biitff^p,“ ^ ' j

mong Sklppy's vUltors wete San- [he‘’Juit( Claus who vUlied an employes _ , ty a l Uie hosplUl. He heard of " ‘i ppy'* plight and paid him a. ever^’oneanU ’* helper escorted by two •'“ P' cemen vUiled Sklppy In hu hoa- artlllcial .1 room. loo. Skippy's psrenU slill ' t know who Snnis's helper wna, hospital • th e vUlt sure made Sklppy hap- ^M rs. Walker isld. They gave A rndti

3py a toy gun and holiier, Skip- vlded Sl : pride and joy. ' too. theuns seemed lo be Sklppy's fav- He got 2< e ChrU tmas preaenl. He received mn.i. too. m for £hrUlm as, Including a "I aure er pistol, a bone iif contention set oul aiX JiuraeaalllieJioJjillftL_______ rbui_ l-lipending three holiday* in the again: I t

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= '5 8 'in ihe-vm ,.--------m ent of new col- o rly , b u t on loy- 1 o n l.D . Charge /I g e t enough forth rough the year. ^ ^ f 1

PONS Xlu m b c r o f beau tifu l ^i e s « e v e r -p o p u la r ^ JlO te rs fo r m ixing o r ’:h a ll your Webfoot- .

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serviceobic sweotcrs . All-siies .in fh d Sclcction of colors from which : auy un-lcyowoy-iodoy!—:---------------

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■action teveral w'etliv bitii, lh ehlcken pox. H* e ip ttw ^ l& if ' loto.engravinci “

illnl didn't dim Sliipin 1 | K l «-ns In nn iMlntlon «vd nksglvliig vacntlon, l i i f le J w B -Tra c tio n - in trT s iie 'o u i'o r tW M '"!dny. wlilch he said «»j w - v B

in New Ycnr'.v he m s l » r v B :e Uie new year in, - ■ •- :'* keeping up on hij ^ ia im .r ( though. HU lirM sradt

n ingsid? 'ac . him, keeping him up r piitill*, ' ':lppy H-n.1 in a Uo.btd hospital, bul the oilitr am n.'cd, hc snld. D u r j ; ;{ a ,H ® . le room 'there were lue p i i i a B j; , , used Uie olhcr bed, ilif ierjR.Hilf one of Ihem ever itsiftj

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(allon lo look oul sl iht g up and down the l i l J b tijt tW ^ vUltors enicrlng lhe hi«piu: lu u n 1C night, hc ."nld he mw I ^ T i Iff Uirough the htavtn-v A h x B 1 yone who could be nu td o a ii;! '^ hospital wn.s oul looking leru*|T!<P Iclal moon lo pn.v, hit , nnd Sklppy a.iw 11 (ran tiBU'f* lUal window, " It looked JoiiUiHl^''* ir only ll wns moving." hc i ^ radio and a lelevl.«lon

d Sklppy with enieru insr.-.H ^ the radio a Chrisimaii p n t s H ^

!0t 24 coloring books for Chrj;:®, 5 , loo. ' H t I aure will be glad Io be ibit

iut and play ngsln.' Eklpp; .-I-liope. I t.don 'lJitc slL ju JiH H t n: it's no f u n . " _______

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