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p of $427, ) Approved hfew City Bi
L » « i i 'i f i0 1 8 7 9 . R d o c re a a e o f S a S l ’ l 'b u d itc t o t lm o to to r tho: S i l o n < l « - n i l ! h t b y t h o c , t y c o u
h ' . t ^ ™ S i y o v o r y . o p a r t . S j i which no revenue from .lo t 5 l i a l yenr'B buduol w as .fnndo l t d revenue from th e m aehinea i S cut« a re noticed m genera fi S , 1 , ,»licc. adm ln la tra tion , »trei
g r ii l lo tn io n ta - lic u iK — ---------consW crnbly . A D ^ K - , , 1 ,
5J,rcn«o is n o te d . f o r l i O D l l l ,
S r r & M s Kumo:
inordltmiiccwlllbepiiiseil d OISE. Mnyit, tmploye pay. Robins IndicateT«r Major I’oInU . ^ be a eandldaU
i S A t . o ““ t !." ,ovc™.
. .d th . a..-
1 fund approprlaUotu In* The St. Joe' ■, Bovemor’B hom« bulldlnt. the npproprla- In the Idaho pi r - j fd trom *120,000 to OoMlp In polMt Twr'* butlK«i provided haa been to thflla \ new city building Robin* would tU Mt built. Republlcon se: loruuon Ior Uic police T his wune ROi! ^ f c r t M c d from »78,820 Oov. C. A. Bolt fo r the O O P r
(St dtpJfWMl m ent extendlnf
ajalpmtnt la provided un- ^
“S f S r t l L for dty^'ad-. , Oovemor Ro Irom 150,650 to J '
nhtH iO O decrM iM lnthe
' ^ S ^ i r ? S . t u ' £ i o U uTe " t i le i a l r
S S S 2 . S " « : '"i'n J .n o „ ,nfdimoTKB decTCTisefl-of- Tttstin to Rlreetn Mid Idaho Edltorla. U» te libor. and l l »,000 tion th a t "whi iMiiPPlle*. No n c " P‘®“ “ “ “
HfDnpNeUdtf i te th e p a r lu d e p u l- rem w k. UMecmpiied with $139.- ----------
rJ-JiS r r s * Spendwhich Is nev ly com- r
iDotmenl for the Inspec- P l C f luto<«nt •.ublUhed iM l •uao eoliipiLred vlth «IS.- C 1elitt fUcal period, n O l O l l trw U tund hM *203,0000a»pired with *217,100 for WASIHNOTt
ITcmocnita andmdl « p « t» lo obtain congreia threwhroujh a 20-mlll levy on a reporKdtith aumatcd valuation President T ntoo; *IDO,(HO£l surplui economic advUW and caah recelpU of em m ent spend:Ix I lolal ot *435.236. Tlie COUQcll
wiLi reported_ , , bualncM trend*■gales totce M eet e c o ^ iS t i i we
et‘Sen doff ‘.S"»S;iS« o ' “L T o X ;
11^ Idaho SUle Jun io r siderablo baek «t Comnstfce convenUon tnakpra 4^ene irom Mny 12 u u t tiie llm
way to tu rn Jn ff UTOd»y nlKhl t»i Le- increaalng tlna
f^ ln s at Uie fimt Joint Trumnn, T h a i
K S X , , - V “ S S 'cent a -leMer i
C haln!f.S o ' « n » l* “ nancfl
sr sL irTrtp U. Mln,. reporter. V o u r
I It lh. crpcndlturea."inn ta slm llarJy.Ch
" ^ ‘= N, C , ef th e U
W r c S T ”' ; ;^ - « .r ,« e d -
"We Khould 1 *" .'Ible.- h e « ! .
thtre » n i t - „ .-ruw fl'Alfnt «na Ulc cnn- <c«ihIkb.< >,
^ cllmaiffl Saturday
" -"ntini ■ -Plan------- WASHIKQT
J'E. Welsh r r s . s discuss CVA Jerome Mppt••M ijio i ^ ^ 1 O. -J. Sklbi
hV Gov. John Boi^•Dlun, r u- u*"" '>**• flfd before thc
'‘‘*5; Hoise. energy coam uti' ‘•’’■-'--iuiif,;'':, looking into thJrromf Ch«mtJ. . mlnalon'fl <l«:1a
' “ D m tt- J “ « •« » »tomlc""WM rofini ““ “ ‘ ‘ 5' aUOon In
^ ^ n e r and 1
Chiini^rt P o n Peck arei‘••>2 oitir.^’ be a be tter lo.
c o a t l t l mission tiaa ir" h:^ ^ -
T tw to t., h n d «TJ»r.f. I »ourl-Ml«lsaJir
H*.^t be cont*mtnaUKirchf.. E «m « But Sklbblni1 »U«m d a a ie r
A n«gionnl Newaj --------------- o truu i CUT •■MtCoui.tr W.-.y.p„
,35r~~jjEpr w udget | |'f $ 4 2 7 ,3 5 7 .2 2 f ro m 0 194 8 f if lc a l y e a r ,)u n c il f o r t h c fincnl
.m e n t w e r e c u t fo r <t m n c h in c n \vil[ be
w h ile consic lcrinK
f u n d e x p e n d itu rc .s c c t s a n d p a r k s dc-
IS D en ies >r o f Aim lun in ^50 9 Hay 10 ( /n -O o v . C. A.ited today he would nol jlie fo r pobtlcal office u—
0111 G nm t Inor aald he had not Hoxonwii. W*
m ind alnco ■' I lold the Waahinrt*s In January of i m u,e pair onL (cd to go back to t h e ---------------------shadowy 8 t. Joe."
00 river runs by the ___ __
'pan h an d le ; V > / c l V 3» llt l« il d rclea recentlyhfl effect th a t Governor *1 be n candldat« for the £\ senatorial nomination. . jL . jaalp mentioned former)ltolf6cn M a candldaU D un J . Cl gubCTTiatoriftl nomlna- a n sw e r t o ci
consUtuUon*! amend- U V e r cng th e governor's tenn fo rm ed c lu
governor Robitu Is G len T a y lo rto . « c c ^ hlm ..y TheatJiK!
“ f S . ' S J X ' r . S ‘heir en tireould run for office, bul a re ilirected: of cam paljm lnf across m e n t o f a hIln and again . I ehud- c ra t ic o rjfn
I of last year ho hold " “ Rh «aord-atag. pa rty ■ At, tftn - ih a t -d e c lf l r t lal awociauon conviai- p a ra R ra n h <
' “ ‘ o f '■ n . P ^
■A poM lc llo ., Of tn i.* movement to «
lin gT rimR eceives “PftrtjrTcapoi
n Support S ' S S t g SJ r torato should
TON. May 10 m - public servant Id Republicans alike In transerewlon. w support today behind tuncUon of th
recommendaUon by whllo national h um an’s council o f not relinquish rUera fo r a cu t In gov- e ltlien to apea 'd ing. of good goveril of economic advUen - i have cons I to feel tlm t current a to r Taylor alt da JusUfy a check rein ir» th e abortlv spending In order lo mont;. since h dget closer to balancc. iho ‘support of ;-o rflc U ls raid t h e ro b b m '-an d rc aicnt even furUier—to self wllh the poaalblllty of cutting our form o l go taxes and of delaying a mallcloux a social security pay- Prealdent T n I acheduled lo r July 1. DemocraUc po. lese propoKaU got con- on dl.tlnlegratl eking from the law- “Ho vot«a ac
lion's foreign nal decision on which c a t« an alien In th c face of obviously m ent 0pi>0!>«l flanclol pressure on Uie (C>>iiii»»i .nomy resla w tth U r. ---------------« far he has refused to t i -p1 hla repealed demands ISrHGl H 1.000 In new Iaxp.i, -wr •%.t etnlc advlscrf- were said I N i id th e President to ac- v./« J . i » r goal" Uian ihU, LAKE 8UCOeorge, D.. Oa., ot the Isrucl's admU ce committee said. "If Nation* appet Income Is shrinking be* sure thing lod w 1* shrinking, ll would The new Je to clap more taxe.^ cn big test vote
Kiomy." Oeorge told a majority la le j IT only hope te lo cul assembly's sp f ■■ commlllee rnc'ha lrm an Doughlon, D.. by 33-1I. Th Ux-wriUng noiiiie ways stnlned nnd ni committee, said he U I t the full ’ by the advisory re- lead ot lu con
oid eastern I d cu t all expcn.'es pc»- will become Ui aid. addins; "1 agree world oncanlu IX Increase might have Tlie final a ttcct on bmlneas." Qulrlng a two- ig on tho report. Demo- members votir >» Pm . i. «) row or T hun
an an ^ :gu es-T lja l i^ a n g e r G reattTON. May 10 (U.P>—A He ^ald In tl'iTgued today th a t th e slon * t th e j;omlc contiunlnaUon e t terial would t■ grea ter If » projected At Arco. htflr p lan t la'c 'siablW ied would seep tli, th a n If the p lan t were Snake river 1onlona. conceded th a tIbblns, spokesman for have been dl<lonner. M ontana. tw iI- bu t he m id ihe house-senate atomic plulonlum wriltlee. Thfi eom m )tt« U Uve.the atomic energy com- At Fort Teilalon to build IU tSOO,- lhe m)11 U Imile furnace faclory- and would be cnnIn Idaho. face of th e scd the M ontana congres- creaUng "" :aUon Insist th a t the w hldi wouldva of the tr sta te wtmld dollars."locaUon. B ut the com- Sklbblns s«
e ip ltln e d It rejccled mlttee a merk area because, 11 some- man J. Holt«U T onalrtlli one c r t h e who parllclp od* » ten of th e MI*- atomle experit Ippl river lystem m ight th a t Uie P o r t 1Ited w ith radloacU rlty. er prolecUonIns said Che conum ln - dustrlal cataswlU-b»»r««M» «l-Aroo. *lta."
wflpRper Servin(T i
. ‘ TWII
T a s t e F i r s t F
n i (tecetsd from left) and Bbtlla Care W ash., while Ihey dltcDts th tir experii
rtrtoa-C aaadlan border mosnUlns whet IL (NEA (e1ephol«)
anagh Ra] Actions in “
C avanagh , Democratic nntiona ) c ritic ism o f him by Stiitc Chai e re Sw ope. Boise. The atate con club aguinfit Sen. --------:-------
I te offic ia ls declared T v a l irc e f fo r ts w ere andted a t th e ‘‘develoi)- -p ^i ha rm o n io u s Demo- n r jfan lza tion .” Cava-io a spec ific rep ly to purcha.si la ra tio n . J n t h c J a a t Points-wesh o f h is s ta tem en t, a f te r Chic:)f w h ich fo llow s: two inters
to th e sU jcm cjit It^ued tt„ no in tf ,,B ocratic su ite chairman poin tcc'nlrm nn J wish lO rCM- OnCTJT thCh a t my afflUaUon wltli a taken, to defeat aena to r Taylor E atim at aa an Indlvldualinlerest- ■1 securing tho Very b«M censhlp In th e D em ocrat T \10 wUl be a credit to the J l f l l l i n iho in Ibo Onltcd Stales
aponalblUly demands tha t U O H I 1 public office should bcr to account and Uie elec- T __lid hold boUi parly and . I U T 'a n t accountable tor any ,m. I submit Uils Li a TcsUmony
th e p a n y oftlclaLi, and dsy momlnsnal commltieeman I shall which FloydIsh m y righ t os a private damuges fr<ipeak o u t In Uie inlereat railroad as tivem m ent, crossing acclia n sU len tly opposed Sen- 20. 1M8,• since he Joined Wallace Tommy Cirtlvo th ird party move- went, resumc he reportedly sollcllfd Owings P. BI of communists and bank accldcnl w hd reportedly aligned him- tracks lr«m-he professed enemies of witness stamI govem m enl: also fought . Tommy Out campaign to dcteat he drove a tT rum an, betrayed th# of grovel Int; party which he wa.i bent aled about :rating . to keep fror1 agalnsi Uie admlntelra- train. Thegn policy and he advo- ROO feet boflen phllwophy of govern* truck crasheted to our American tyi- Collins a l . lh, i . 1. Tm. j. » I51H Webster
-— In W ashlngt
Entry Into _[.SaidCertain “'“ U'J'c;UCCES3, May 10 (/Ti— the approaclImUslon to thc United Jurors hein>earrd to be almost a Bertha Lamlodny. ford. C. L.Jewl-Oi nation won Uie Tyler. Ertna
■ote by a Uiree lo one Mrs. T . J. F.le yesterday. T lir Kfnrral Rpr. Mr*. R.special SB-natlon i>olltlcal DodensUb.rndnrhP<l the Israeli bid Oeorge A, EThirteen couiilries ab- -----
i ir^ " e m b ? y lollows Uie 65,000committee Uien the year- n Medlierranean nation A q U j e Uie 50th member of the i » .0 X ' .nljjitlon. ¥ _ I.1 oA-sembly decision, I g Jwo-thlrd* majority of the ■Olln;. 1. .x |* c W
________________threateningcarried lo U
u . t A t o m i a - . . | ; . ^ ^
t for Idali'o “S"iS;for J pjn,
, the evriii of *n explo- g ^ p ra ,,e plant, f " ' " " ' ' ' ’': , " * ' In a pcllU Id ix. . broadened I. hr ^Alrt, the maier al ) thrtJUKli Uie soli lo Uie .r in aboui 75 years. I e »h a l fls.'lon product would dlislpaled by t in t time
Id primory uranUuii and “, 5 d .u n b . r.dl«K - ^ J " W ;
,h.” ' «e w it be 'J'ltl. cvrnlunllX ^ I, m luable iiranlam mineu a K .- .r th million. « V
= i = - # i s gS S S l HolUt contludrd * M l M.
WIN FALLS. IDAHO. TUESDAY.
F o o d i n F i v e D a y s
M B
are (th ird from letl] eat their f l n t food [lerienees with imldenUried rcMnera. Tha vhen the ir plane erasbed. Paratrooper* an
Critics of “Beat Tayloi
oniJ committeeman, Tueaday issu :hairman Ed P. Brennan, Pocatell committee officials criticized him f
iffic Lighfs ( For 2 “Five :ria.se of traffic lights for Five Fo iveBt-waB-authorized-by-th6.clty-coi hicf of Police Howard W. Gillette .erscctions was “topsy turvy and itcd out that a serious accidcnt cc thc intersections unless immediate
nated cost of the two traffic light ---------- ;----------------------- $3,000. • Bl
a a g e s S u i t mediately,
ntinues atv v • prefcrenUal
t r y H e a r u i g ; „ ^ “ .'!„^ony waa conUnued Tues- ***'“ ‘nlng In a damage ault In loyd ColUns seeks I2,«5JJ5
from the Union Pacific Rodney T< as the result of a railroad w rlght rcprc; accident a t Curry on March E ighth avcni
Ing the coun/ Collln.i. Addison avenue cldcd toward sumed hla testimony and Uons In tha t P. Orand, a w ltnea to the streets ond who was approochlng the commissioner
om -lhe-eaat, also took th i U r h»<l-b(« itand. d g ln e c r Johf ColUns testified Monday fencing lom a truck M uling ' flveTrards la tem i woult
. Into a loading chute situ- T he fcnco u l 10 feel from the track both aides ol from hltUng an oncoming avenue and he Ualn progressed about on Jun iper a before stopping afler Uie of the old f
ished, he said. Riding with Uon was eaU I.lhe Ume.of the crash was A change ster who la now somewhere of the Wlllov Ington, cus-sed n l Uiimplalnj filed Kor. l l . m e . week wa». r« Colllmrvlslon wa.*i obitrucl- Lorson. He a warehouse: t t e blinker *lg- pla tted been [he cro.«lng were not oper- approve hon id CoIUns was unaware ot line sewer, ■oach ot a train. Wouldhearing Uie trial are Mrs. u n d e r La
U nciister. James O. Brad- h„ . q,L. Bu.^mann. Mrs, O, E.
rtna M, Hyde, W, E, Umle,J, Florence. Herman Schur- d l,o c n „r» c , R. O. H artlng Mr,, l^ona
Jb.\. ErMardt- poi ---------------------------- the motter
10 Are Idle S 'X ? Ford Dispute :Sr<S, 3 Debate Topic ’“".S.l”';OIT, Moy 10 (ffV-The Ford would be u.« Idling 65.000 men—and <c»tiiiiint«
Ing as many muie™ wnsto Uie peace Uble today. y - - -e sixth day ot Uie "speed- I n Q r
Ited Auto Workers sought a
, s ’; s , o u . u o „ . « . « t — R e -m, lEST],.1 hundred unionists aaked OODEN, cllUon Uiat the Ulks be of i^e ed to deal *1Ui an alleged ,, in Uie axle building ot America :lg Rouge planL Thu* far today In ■ > lule has l>een confined lo land near t^ I as,vmbly Une lo the Rouge o r^ a t Salt 1 -B- building.
It major labor DatUe in a „ _ j]Jie auto lndustr>-. the agree*, reKOtlate came >?Wr<Iay imatie auddenneas.; President Henry Ford, 2nd, I-!* P®*’ f ; a proposal for .talks Irom »n<l OHw'f
* S iS '-b S.wo acted a* strike-caused Ui« high tr in Pord and >uppll«r firm* mwere mounting into the T h e occas
(Jl. - . Tersary of ll: W ,00{rTm« Ford T tir ttra ^ory which l enea -wltWn a w tek if the of th e worid not settled. Ford ha* w arn- fonrotlen vi
ly have to shut down all Its To re*ena u . lur# Um orl
' f ^
- h " L ^ I Nine I t
:. MAY 10. 1919
P P
BERLIN ' before tho
■ P P r . The Sovi
| ^ j j f l - ^ T w i ]
‘IVpair crti d u e in the crutches w they bc sh
td In n»o day* a t Mi. Denver 1 le pair w aa Isolated In W cuvcr 4" " Associated----------------------— — man nnd
Kalis chiefT T ^ ^ The DenX X I . & crutches a
motel A pr
r” Club gjp;lued a s ta te m e n t In on Moy 1 Ho. and V ice Chnir- n o t u.' ing fo r jo in in g a newly- th a t his
standing lin rr^ AU J V Q to R down
la s t to 8C __ J J his clothiPoints ““'S’
'ointfl e a s t a n d Five picturo of ouncil-M onday-night- to-aid-ide e Boid t r a f f ic n t the inform atit d hide-and-go-seek.” disappeari :ou ld be cjtpectcd n t known he B co rre c tiv e action is lice send s
dcpartm ofit« is f ro m $2,500 to Hom er 3Idu f o r 4nBtal!aUdn th e ipUai h ts w ill b c called im* D enver M ’, th e council'-dedd* h u n t fo r
lic e -h is 8iiietto also pointed out large sumneed for stop signs a t ___
I StreeU, Ho sta ted Uiat m ade M ondoy ahowed K . 'V P P re broken off or missing.
ooet approxim ately *8 A * 1
jresen t ReoldenU . f M i - regan and Roger Cart-'csenUd resldenta In the X i d nue la tem l area In ask-mcU w hat had been de- WASHIN<d correcting flood condl- Olen Hicks,M jtxca. Aniold F . Cross. Ilc managerd public Improvements a elvll aerter. told Uie men rfhamaU to d a y -tra it ^n-dl»«jR M d WlUl a t j r doublB.wlUi ihn D ltfendarfcr ond th a t Empire U •mcrly atrung along Uie tension of I;ld be p u t up again. a s -a J e td c i0 will be installed.along. .Oregon_an of Uie la tera l on Elghlh I t *«nes 111 up to Seventh avenue Hlcka aalt atreet. th c same locaUon In trafflo « fence. C ost of Installa- entire syaU
.Umaled n t *101. Increase wo 5 In Uie plyalcia laj-out Uon. June 19w Lnne nub-dlvlslondl,. W ash, and Ule council meeUng last AddlUona rosumed h y L a .D d l M. m u l t fromaska th a t the area be re- w a sh , net; aiuae Uie FIIA tfin not ttorale ene:imea built over a trunk- atomle rea
Falls and 1Id EU m ,».U A U .„.arson's proposal rcplat- th ,e aubdlvwion for future p fJvtd by i> 111 be accomplUhcd vdUi- ju „ j j leya. He auggesta garbage which have can bo placed In fronl urUnes In
tne, I. E- NIUMdike, parks jaid,: property commissioner. Arvin ^ ounell he had dL^cuiwed treasurer. i r wllh th ree renl estate financial d> l n Falls who had advo- arrangemen s no t be abolished In new yesterday0 Uie c ity . velopment i onnor. Burlry, appeared vicinity of group and a^ked pcrmls- a palicm f< ■tall 35 w-nate conlalneni areas of th eomer*. T he reccpUelei aerved by t .icd on fou r sides for ad- Developm it4 ia TtM* s. r«1»B I) (CaallBii
p i e r o f J R o m a i
v E n a G t e d - o n - EMay 10 (-5V-A chapter eallon on
! rom antic legend of Ui» W. I* » . ’ c .n . . . t: desolate, wlnditwepi up* the no rthern extremity of In Uie D. 8.
Inlte the period im e m= u t . of u,t ke and compleUon of Ui».llroad, « , 11 was ihen
•eatem A m r., • rlght-of-w«clpanis were Lucius Beebe ory of a < lea a e g g . railroad hls-jUiors and photograpaen ona of thilks dpptctJng the saga ef irtft)da ofiron are standard source "TVllh U1 the ir H eld ." Sutlcr'i ml aslon was Uie SOlh annU annah of i th e ceremony a t Proraon- as th a t of. to r a-day-U uned.the U U ln_a_talcL id toirard'Uil* liow almoit I t «ymvalley In northem OUh. achleremerlact in sentim enta] mlnla- taUon the iir t^ nal goM es aplke dedi* 'wUl b« n i
I rriga ie tl Idaho C ounties
M««Bb«r oS AudU llurMfl of AmotUM I 'rm an4 Uo
)wer Re ‘arts of Tieup’sIN, M ay 10 (U,R>— R usaian au tho r 10 deadline today w hen th ey real
3viet action gave Am erican secto
in Falls Resi Missing’ in'E R , May 10 (/P)— D enver detecl T utches found a t Pueblo. Colo., n he d lsap p cam n ce 'o f a Tw in Falls I w ere found In a Pueblo hntel. Po shipped to D enver for study .
r police a re check ing th e disappco 43, Twin F a lls , according to a
,cd P re ss . W eav e r is a m em ber of J W eaver, f e r t i l iz e r dealers, Hov e f o f police, sa id . »enver m issing p e rso n s b u reau sale
a s a re su lt o f a collcge'accidenpril 29’. G illr ttc , f ro m ----------------Lion he received fro m T T C r ^ > police, says- th e p ro - U u J L / r of tho m ote l noticed
1 th a t W eav er w as H f t a ^ Ig 1118 q u a r te r s and is 1947 se d a n w as r locked n ea rb y .I d riv e r w ho took him w a s h i n c vntown h o te l w as tho 'see him . W eav er le f t ,hing, k ey s and p e r- T hat woui ilonginga a t th a , h o te l, ^ l e r crop to se n t a f u i r i e n g th o f W eaver to D en v er new xteoni
tfon concemlnff theirancc will not . be contr<fls oahere until Denver po- a more to1 a report to the pollca wipteet.' lent here. • ' . > ® ir J. Weaver, fatherwing man,.fi^FeC ilV bo--, bijiheiMonday to aid In the month’s'Toi
T his son. He told po- ^ son nontiall/'carries H u tu U n i
im s of m oney. expectod to----------- ---------------------------- T he depart
. • p make Its 1c u t i v e t o r
• l i n e S i s t h t si V of spring W»
• a f f i c B o o m S 5 S K „ “T h a t com'
INOTON, May 10 W>> - wks, vlee president and txaf- ger of Empire airlines. toW
srr ,'si" ‘cT«5?s>ss''If IH « tU f l t . l« U. ,
10 dtlcs. hU h acreagilald th a l while u IncresM ^ .^a t> was anUclpated over theI tem , a la rse po rt of Ui# ___would eome from resum p- ,
B a s e ]mal traffic, he said, will g ,om Uavel belween P a ^ .
n e w ^ n t . a n d 'th e newreactor p lan t near • Idaho a t New Yo.d Pocatello. Ida. delphla. poi1 connecUons belween Em- Only ganUireo major alrllnea opera-Ihe territory will be Im- AMEy Achedulei to go Into effectand by additional fllghU New York .,ve been added by Uio m ajor D elrolt ......In rccent monUis. Hicks R«>-noIds
and RoblnMNeUon. UlB company*explained the concern's W ashington
condlUon and lU traffic cnevelandlenta wlUi m ajor alrllnea, Hacfrier alay Uie luah Irrigation d«- c la and lies It along Snake river In Uieof Twin Palls w as,called Boslon .—1 for oUier rich oBrlcultural S t. Loubthe future In the territory Slobba aiy the airline. Moss, pmcnl of the area, Hicks, Phlladelpl lot,^ «m Pm . ». C«I«»I« 1 game.
intic_^stem_R a i l - U n i o n - A i iin th a t afternoon of May landmark , which wax a ttended by United Blal ■ finance, powerful rallread Beebe an )f the era and newspaper- momeni Uv m every city of Importance Pullm an, o , 8„ Beebe and Clegg donned operaUng e >d design atUre ot the O en- N ev , were u i t era. long skirted tall- thi* evenlnj leckerboard txousers. atrlag Tha hUti; top hats, en fplke a
Irrve a gymboUc spike tn a th e R allv t Ue "on the now abar»doned to rleal -eoel •way. laid a wreaUi la mem- a ao rtllw aj I vanished age of p loneen te n . a t the nk a toast in cham (u«ne lo a t R arrard the mo.«t glamorous of all taUree of t of Uie old wesU road, news
the pcaslble excepUon of boadcasten mill, no place-name In the The Sou )f the west Is so algnlflcanl th e lineal of PromontotT." said Beebe Pacific rail leLaddre-M. of the tmiiroBoUte* ih e g r e * t t i t To Tortn"^ nent tn overland Iraiapor* railway . Iln le world haa ever know n and California n c o ea d x ^ d a s a to v e rl ix of Uie Clvl
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a of ClrtolalloB* FDoUri ‘
estoredE Berfin i End Bthoritic s began lifting th e B erlin restored elcctric power to p a r ts o
ic tor housowives unrationcd electi--------------------------------- o f tho mo
• J I tim e s inesident— r ','“Denver
American sele c t i v e a s a id lo d a y a viet sector. ,, m l« h t prove to be aIlls b u s in ra a f tia n . T h c b , a
P o lice h e re r e q u e s te d Germ an i llle.t anld U irlclty to th
ip earan ceo t W aiter E . a dispatch from th e fore the Rui
• o f th e firm of W icdo^ ai&infth# r ilow ard G illette, Tw in f.o*- "olime T hurt(
, . , Restorotlonnld W eaver, w ho uses 40 hour* bei dent, cHccked in a t a'__________ _________ Thursday (!
djiy).
)A Sights avy_Winter r = heat Supply MINOTON. May 10 flJJO-The commander re department today eatl- regulaUons this year's w in te r. w heat west w nes m a t 1,031.470.000 bushels. M arc^ 1. 1 rould be the second largeat ‘I'o f» p In history, and would “niB W tr assura th a t the tot«l inppty ^ aecton
; In the oountzy vould b i t ft day. n m m j t i h l ib a lte r Uia w nuncr
tn t o i WOTld require tb e , e n t-to proclaim.proiooUoo vffl o a th e IBM w heat crop to »trteUcn. q to hold down butdeiuoma re ta la
V - i r e i jh t lhBaaed a n May J ‘ . . 9 ^ ^
'a Idreekirt, t>»Md'’oQ U t» I wlU t e t e
Torecagt I t w tT lW W .000 Ule rM ord se l hy Um v ia -tiK years a io . - be opened
tU ns o t the winter crop la n i i u n e 'I to bw ln late t h b m onth. . .parU nent' next monUi will ■ ts f l r i t forecast ot (prlnglea t producUon. i l C W
VeU l i;321,000.000 1!d w ith an average poetwar , A T Cof oboof 800,000,000 busheU _i wheat, the forecasted w in- " D ,would bring total IBtf w heat i > \on to 1.3J1,000.000 b u s h e l f c ______J»m parea w ith to la l produo- TILER.
U88,OOOXIOO busheU la s t n n . Prestoe all-Ume rccord of W07.- o l Uie it mahels la 10« .a n d .U u .te n - . f lr e e d e ra jrage (1038-^7) producUon of suceeodlaj00. . ' ■ P*- * b o WJ
a s sId WlUl 18.7 bushels U «t O ^ e r ne
'eage would be han-ested for w a r y - i r S ■hat compare* with per were Kelm
____________ ssifus;ieball Scores
By U nlled ' Preaa ‘JA IIO N A L -IX A G U E .____ouis a t'B n>oktyn .''cn icas6 b a ib e n e a York. Cincinnati a l Phlla- preUmlnan poatponed. rain. uon’s foun
games scheduled. non of 38-------- dny oftemi
LMEItlCAN LEAGUE u wa.n d^ ^ ^ aent a aU t
«-k ......- ............ — 2 " 5 ^ ? homa a t a...... .............. ..........000 001—1 In Indian*lids ond Nlarhoa; Newhouaer appointed ■ >lnson. herd and i
B H E port who 1 Jlon ,. 000 lOO 000—I “I 1 to the sho'Id ..... 000 000 000-0 1 1er and E>aiis: G rom ek.O ar- dick LeiRegan. Tresh. correct mi
R H E anim als at_______100 000 OOO-I 4 0 lu ilm le h tLl --------001 000 001-2 3 0 program W1 ond Batls; Embree and cordlon, a
TocaLlelphlo a t Chicago, n igh t a barbe
the voices------------- ----------------------- -- HeldcbrectLLegen ipn n i y e r s a j y -
,U .. h U W ^ H . ^ 1
1 and Clegg, who. a re a t th e C ^ . i living aboard U>elr prlvaie O fn w n
one of Uie last such In ®‘,,“ ig existence, a t Canon City. »»odaUoti ere to leave by atreamUner ■'■■' ■■ ' n lng foUowlng Uj« ceremony. lU toriana rec tta ted the.BUd-. e ceremony tn the nama of llway and LocomoUve B U - «!..,>.>• e o d e tj, a group, e l-a ch o lao - i - t o r o Iway expert* wlUi headguar- the Baker memorial library
rard. Prcjent were reptesen- of the SouUiem PacUIc a ll* ews photographer* aad radio "
SouUicm ?w tfle railroad U eal successor to the Central railroad which m e t Uie r»as Pnloa Pacific a t ProaBntgry t
.link between lhe ea*t“ aod " ^ ^ ^ 2 nia ahorUy a f te r . conetoiloa * w. ClvU war. —
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PRICE 8 CENTS iB
to ;
egunln blockade 40 hours, ffl I of tho western aee- W
:triclty In the middle fflnoming for tho first wnee power rationing- HI ;cd upon western Ber-rSovicrblockadg-f a t |
played and eleetrlo (Uncs > the power flowed Into sector llnea from Ute 8p- <r. All of Berlin's m ajor erntlng sUiUons are In tbe ;«ir. • • • . •(ilaraUon G rad oal I elcctric power au thor-
the restoration o t elec* the westom secton voald ! gradually.rvlce, such as existed te* Hussions c u t olf the pow tr 6 f l r t t weelu'or th a irb lo e t i— ■ not be effected un til toma nday . Uiey said. . tion of power was started before Uie offlelal time aet g Uie blockade-13-.Ol a . m . .
(8:01 p. m . U ST W edne^
le T ralaa to Bell. m inute the first of 10 a l- 1 is a day will b e d n to ro ll ;In fo r th e t i n t Ume alnoe I liana cu t off aU aurtftce ^ aUon 11 m onths ago. unbcr of trains a day v a a 'Hi r an o r d » by Oen. VaoUy kov, new Soviet mlUtaty ler. providing th a t trmnio . ns te tw een Uve east a n d es re tu rn to th e aUtua o t : .IM S.0 Supply 10,000 Ten*trains wUl supply the w est- i
n WlUl about lOMO ton* a i «w hat le s r th a a 'ib o Anglo- ^ ftlrUft, aehlevod a t l t » . .
ed at^U U atau '
V O f f i c e r s ?
■e S e l e c f e d j ly B r e i e d e r st. May lO -E lino 0 . ? e t a x tton , was elected prtaldaaC sU ta MUkinff f fiu tth o n r
1 o.urteloUmi Mw<lTiyOg Richard V. Kelm. N am ^ was m charge m te tto ^ - t - a - te rtec u a -aC -tb a -y g g r "ods..................... ............. ; .new offlcen a re ohartaa O;-. Her. tlca president, an d;J. wuHfr-M--ctsurer. Elected a s d iic e tan lm. H erbert H ahn. P tefrea : >aTenport. Oooding. and I d :h. Genesee.
Sale Sehedoled e was paid to Kelm, Uj» ouU. resldent,-w ho- also 'U vica ' t of Uie American MlUdnc m B reeden assodiU an, im .-ll» .-pem s:a tte ttded-th»—) and prognun which w er t ary event» for the 'e ssocla- urth annual sale. The a u c '38 catUe began here Tuea- moon.. decided to select and prelate herd of MUkIng Sho rt- : a naU onat livestock show iTiapolIs OcL K . Kelm w a i d to select and manage th a i will be asUsted by D aven- 3 wUl occoQipany Uie catUe how.
Procram Given Lee. Jerom e, spoke on' th a methods o f pho togrtph lnr and ahowed plctsrcs to U- hU rem arks. SoloUU cn .th a . were I., Uria, Oooding. a o -
and Mrs. Kelm, Kam pa,
rber ab o p ' quarte t featnrad :es of th e aucUooeer. d i a K ht, Inm an. g»T>«-, D areo- • ;lUi C a m p b ^ Preston, and. Ulckebon. Lago, Ida. Cam p- 3 preten ted le m a l paata*- .
larbecue w u prepared a ^ . ly th e PUer Granga. O ot-o t« -.
j,f,Tit.i.-.^'Mi‘,'H lnman, O rand Jsn c tlo ii ,. i md Mr. and Mra. Z r ^ n » e le . U tah. , .n declared 'th e -^ re n t i b a - - the beat ever he ld by tha> Ion.
S h i f t yt te a b o w tn u t u t t e t f ttf tr -
m tised th e w ea th a n aa iv i up fo iew ttng- tbam -asM T- keep-Jum ping arPBBd M . - ItUng. Otharwlaa thi* Unm u k a p re tty good.? .. ,r.- teettved-on th a :« an c M M l. ’ le u e d v lra , U dM. ^
a M n d show en o r 'a f l i i ^ i? U m S e n b o w e n aboot VO^? o tharw lsa.ao ' s
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T r a f f i c L i g h t s
_ A p p r o y e d J o r ; .
2 F i v e P o i n t strnm rtr>
w tlU n r . h e n id . 'Hie mincU look t t e m * llw under considmlScn.
A ' x tp rae n U U rt ot the T v ln n d l* PMd Uld Ice comp»ry ap* p a le d Ior a hookup to ■ c ll; v i t r r 1
• Une to r prpperty u tuiicd Jujt out-1 •Idc the d ty llmlU. A dtjr lewrt kxrated n r« r ■ « tll no« In lue
. a p p m n U r h u coni«min«tcd th* w ater. Uie couneU m toltl. B a n lu rr Inspector C h» rl« E. Cotton n - (,
i££p«6_lau i i n t i ^
Cttjr Jt. BUiiiUonI wUl10 ■ orer a e o n tm t cortrtns the ' p U au u c e or bonds Jor i t o Ioe»l Un- prorem ent dt* incu foUo»ins tn ■!>- pearaoce by E. W, JJcRobena b f- g
----- fore m e~gToup. Under the rropoMl.- —|about IIOJOO worth ot bocds. * lih l a t m i t r» u of 5 per cent, would be ticued to cover the South Park tn d W e«t Park utas.
Both M «jw R. J. Schwendiman T a ad Finance CommtoJiorcr H. R, O ra n t » l*ud U a people In SouUi P|“ Park "had been »tood off Ions enough- and mcmwemJed Jm- BsedUte aeUon.
Councilman N lt«hke rtcommcnd- BM a rItT pU nrlnr rrwrtmUtp tft Indb rtns rtcommrtvlailcM to the coun- cll. concfrn trj eowinicuon In the city. Counclltnsn Croa nuititejted i the cooimlfrf* incUide prnoni llvln* | ®- ‘ In aU MCtiorn ot fft# elir and th*: *"11 would be be>t to obtain Idcu on ' 0 the m atter from j r r m J ctvte orpan- ; Ror uatlons before the committee U j s esubluhed. P,i:
B)d* of M.SM by Ihe Bobler Con. Jr..ttructlon cocnpany and tti>eo b>- the RorProcreative BuUdtn. bolh Twin RotPalU. were wbmllled fnr a new MnRstroom bulldlns at Harmon park, onrAf(«r It w aj diicmered the two b ldi drs
----- t o i ered ~dtffrrcnt plani the council Roito t«d to reject Uie bldi ao lh a t p adettnlle ipeelflcatloni may be PdmwR. not
Com m im oner Crou requetud the ’ eotm dl to approve the p u r s u e cfred paint by the iire tt department C . fo r the palnUns of (top ilgni. tpeed d c n i and areaa near fire pltjj*.
U ayor 6chwendtman atated heh a d reappotnled R. P. Pvr>- aa Bchalnnan of the airport camraualon exefo r nv* year#. O lher member* are Kh. m a k D. Judd . Charlea D. H iatt, ninD aa Cavanach. and Schwendiman. sra>
O m J E. Chaney, publio aafely » * ' ocounUiloner. reque»t«l an Inveatl- “ r fa tio n of th e prew ni meat iM pect- tag aetup. Under a propoied pro-t i a a . ca lufh ter operators would ~ finance Inapectlon whleh would be done th ro u jh »Ut« or federal io t-errtm ent ^
_ _ M e r c h a n l a _ S k t e ____ ^
S p e c i a l S a l e D a yJDhe 1 U echeduled aa the f ln t We
day ot tb e ~bud«et benefit day*** De, eam palcn of U » Twta Pall* Cham - Kel
> ,b « of OoB«neree KerchanU' bu- e n a u . At a meetlnc *Tueaday m om - ach tn«. a cenunltte« recommended a 13- all waek o ia p a lg n .___________________ n «
Wedneaday ^wa« ebsean a* th e nls ta e l day for ^ e U tM o r^ th a n pl« K local m etchanU are expected to partlclpata.________________________ « /
S p e d il entertainment for th e If] ehildreo wBl be planned for Uie IJ- week campalcn. June. July and Au- cu at are Ute m onthi dunns which . the ~dayt" w tn be held._____________ ‘
A Bieetln* waa tet for 10 a jn . , ! T luraday It>- the oixwnltie* tar tii* * entire U erdum U Bureau. I t wlU be held a t th e Idaho Power company ^
____________ by
The Hospital “■■ I R i
te w te n c y b«di only were a\-an- C ■Mi Tueaday a t Uie Twin PalU lh<
- - c w a ty hoepltal. v iim n j hour* a ntram 3 to 4 and i to t pm.
ADMITITD___ -Bond..Xatly Arterbum . __i
U ra . Ralph S u rr . U n . 1. B. Wi Nllechke, U n . Oene Ehlrley and an< U ra . U arra re t T rtvrj. all T irtn pie PalU ; K eith Btevens and Alice uci Sbatto . bo th PUer: Harry Denton, rec Idm berly: Mr*. StelU Scofield, R u - t
- pe rt: -Mr*. H arry Hanaen. Buhl, and loe U ra. Raymond O riop. CajUeford. _
OtHMISSCD
te r. Mr*. Kenneth Beelty and son.Ray Drtcr*. John Orefory and Mr*. Pred RJichey. »U T«ln PalU; }itrv Bd Sbockr;. H utrm an. and Mrs. v m m Beerea and non, C»»t!r(ord. ^
W e a t l i e r £Wt TV« r.m,•t&iM Mil. r ff <'-h'Bkm«nk V ll *B«rWr ____ •!. »< T- •
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ali<bUf »»»lw taolfh* .Wedscaday. A (rw ihew m or th w D d tn h w n M V Ult e:>mu>talaiVrfa.T. H irbrM l«npfT>«nre l«laT8 i t« n and tow «t upalfht « t« 44. M adenle wtada
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rr T»EE PACE SAIJSS CO.
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K e e p t h e W h U e F la g ^ o f S a f e t y F lir in g
So tP th r e e A a y t u r f f h o u t o t r a f f i c d e a th i n o u r M a ffic i ToU w .-f.• - — —- r . - '- .
D e a t h C l a i m s i j
G h a i ' l e s R o u k r.
H e r e M o n d a y ST he "Rec, Charlea W alter Ronk.
r , rtalden t of T w in PalU for the aat M yeara and form er paator of lie Pln.1 Ctiurch of th e Brethren, th led MJddenly M ondsy evening fol- , j m m a brief lllnms. uhBom SepU 31. lUiS. In New Row. bl
f» th ' In 1030. He'WTU*- also pre- re pded In death by one Herbert dr I. Ronk. who waa killed In O errnany i »HI t»44. I ' On Jan . 33, 193«. Uie It^v. .Mr. 1®J; onk innrried Dorothy Kcanler. ^ Survivor! are hU wDdow. Twin j.,
»IU: four *on«. Charlea W . Ronk. „v •./S alem . Ore.: Dr. H ouard W. ^ «nk. David C. Ronk and Roger A. -k iKik. all Twin PalU: one daughter. P l.T- U K. T urner. Stock ton , Calif,;n r a lilcr. ,Mr». Ida Larou.«e. Mo- fjio . Calif, one bro ther. H arley q . :onk. Kokomo. Irvi^ a n d four randchUdren.Puneral arrangem enla wUl be an-
ounred la ter by th e T w in PalU Ul lorluary. Ti
seniors at Bliss Receive Diplomas 2
BLISS. May 10 — C om m encem ent , xerclMj were held In th e high :hooI auditorium M onday n igh t for ” ine high achool a tu d e n u and 11 *; rade school pupUa. T h e commence- sent apeaker w a a -th e R e r . W. J . ambertAon, O oodlns. T h e baeca- tu reaie apeaker Sunday waa the *T. Harold U ackcy. O ltn n a Perry. The valedictorian U M aj-rU Hol>- *» ey and the a a lu u to d a n Is a e o hompAon. OUier h lc h achool grad- ^ at«« are Rex Paraona. P ea rl KeLoo, *red Robblna. Joj'ce UlUcan. Irvin D loacland. Carol T hom pson andileola a i f f o r t ,_______________ ri'n r f d e «chool s r id u a u a a re Mary ^'ard. Jack W arren. Cra lc Drugan. ^ erry P ruett. Pecgy O raves . LaVlla PeUh. Joan P rue tt. E dw ard Lenkar. 1 )ean Cutrlght, D ale F le tcher and 1 Celvln Palmer.Supt. Harold C ond lt announced
chool Witt clone P riday . Two ahort Jl achool pUya wlll be given Wed- . iMday night, and an a llochool „ ilfbk lo t awarda and » on»-A t k >]WWill be held T h u n d a y . y
Mrs. Harvey Paid ° Final Honor Here
Funeral aerrloee for U n . Maxine qM ntnla Harvey w era conducted a t p: p. m. Tueaday a t th e Tw in PalU 8 Dortuary chapel w ith th e Rev. AU>ert B. P a r r t t t offlclaU ng. J
A mtulcal aelecUon waa preaented b;ry PerrU Bweet. b
P a llb e a rtn were Jam ea Moore. Bndon B ln e r tU ff . D udley Driscoll, cl r . Jack Thomaa, R obert C uller and Uchard Pruden.
CoiicJudlns acrvlcea were held a l B he Twtn_ 11* c e m e te ry .. _ , n
Driver Fined $25 5-K tU B B R L V i-M ar—>0— Howard H Valker. Twtn Palts. wa.i fined t39 ind aawAxed S3 cou rt co»ta after J* ileadln* guilty M onday before Ju s- V Icf ef the Peace Ray Polter. to Rrckle.*w (Irivinf. f<
Unable lo pay th e fme. he was R oekfd up in the county jait.
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'nr Mr.' Bertha PalrchlM *111 br held tII 3 pn i WiV.nroday a t Uie M.-Ciil- : I< « h funeral chapeL T h e riTTT.f:|a. 5i.«ho;> n( the ih irtl ward l.iJkS •hurch. Sidr.ev A. Lairnciv wUl o:?l- i It :latc. Bu.-lal will be inafie in Nrelev. jc
JKROME - FMnrral > em ce i fo r , Joro Samur* »l!l be o 'n d u ftrr t »i : p m W rdnevtay a t th e W:;ey ] e: uneral hox.r by th e R rv DtwiaW J, I f> A'aUer Ir.ierm eni will be made in ' ;ie Jerwr.e cem etrry. j !'
HANStN - Funeral MT»te«» fnr : « >«v;a \ Wicker wlll be conducted li It 3 p m. We<5r^e.«!ay tn Uie While r r.ir-uar^ rh«p»;. T w tn Pa!:*, w-.th b
R f t. Htrry- S larbuck offtcsatini:. < Bu.'.a. «::! be maO« In S u ro e i U e- 1!
K E N T u a i 7 .W H m i £ i r ; % U E N C
“ A n t i - T a y l o r ”
C r i t i c s F l a y e d -
B y C a v a n a g hirnm Pu* 0^1
t« n c f frre opportunlly w hich ha t I made thla nation th e envy and won- der of the world.
So Office "In reply to hu ln.ilnuatlona back
of my motive, let me repeat th a t I will have no pa rt of any public
\ office.I T h e ‘Defeat Taylor* movement li ! ontanlted for Uie lole purpoae of de- > featlnc Taylor and dlsllncUy n o t tn I Uie intereal of anv particu lar candl> d a ^ and any fliaumanL-to tba.coo«- tran ' U aUolulely w ithout founda- U on.-a lttw uih I penooally belkv* U would be a coruum m ation devoutly to be wKhed for In view o( our weak prun.io' Ayatem w hich permit* an acUve minorliy to nom inate th r leaxt desirable candidate, tn the ordinary apatheUc prim ary, and in a field of otherwUe dealiable m a- lerlaL
Able to Bee D oty-We beUeve Uie good DemocraU
of Idaho are perfecUy able and aeiialble enough to do th e ir own th lnk lnf and do thetr duty. Tho*« who do nol aee the picture clearly Khould Uke the flrat tra in to the blind a.<iylum.
I T h e »tii>e rhalrm an a n d _»lca. chairm an have refUAcd to be pu t on record in eonimenimB on Taylora drrellctlon.1 and the Mity conclu- »lon U Uial ‘alienee Klve-t cortaent.’ -
T hcir dealre for a “harmontoua I o rsan lu tlo n - can n :ver be accom- pluhed unUI the proi^er niilMUtutlon can be made for 6«-nfttor T aylor and hU g u lu r In the DemocraUc aym- phony.
Neutral Decision Given by Jurors In Damages Suit
A verdict for ne ither th e pU ln- . Utf nor the defendant was returned
Tue>day m om lns by five Jiutlce courl jutora after hearing a dam age ault filed by Donnid H. Childers. Jerome, agalw i Eusene W. Jenaen. Te»tlfylng *-ere Childers and Jen-
Childera aought damage.i o t C103.TS ’ for repaIn to h it 1M6 w d an a j the ! result of a colllilon Feb. 33 tn the
too block on Shoahone atreet north wllh a 1839 coupe driven by Jen -
! In a counter-claim filed April 19. , Jenaen alleged hU c a r received »53.M
worth ot damages in ajJcIng for th a t ’ amount plm cOit* o f ault., Jurora Algnlng the verdict were . W, M. Haney. 1, L. R anjon . m n k
Juttm an, Peter Ziegler and O e o m i Dean. A ilxUi man. Leo S trtlfua . did 1 not »lgn Uie verdict. J . H. Bamea
rcprcaented Chllden while Pam ".r KMmih: Ttoben*ftn-ftna"DiTy“»e«counsel for Jensen.
i Baccalaureate Is 1 Held at Heybum HPTTDURN. May 10—Baccalaure-
• ate aerrlce* for the H eybum h lsh ‘ Khool groduatlns clnat of 29 mein- ‘ bcfa wtr* held Sunday evening at
the LDS chapel, w ith the sennon de li« red by the Rev. Donald Sm ith of Uie Burley .Methodist church.
^^l^ proce.vlonal and receMlonal I » rre played by Lund ChrUietuen / and .Mra, Naceni Zempke. At the re- ; queat ot the elaaa, a vocal aolo waa I preiented by Prank Watjion. An or- » gan .vilo WTuv played by Chrl<.ten^^n.
“n ie mvocatlMi waa Riven by Jam es Wilcox, a scripture rending
I by Mrs. Aaron .Moller, a:;d Uie benedlcUon by Uie R ei. Uoyd M,
. Balfour of the Burley Chrintian
. church.I Membera of the cU*.i are..
Oerald Anie*. Olen A rthur. Dale I Baird, Pern Blxler. Clnudlne Bow-
man,_^■Ul-B^lxcr—B a rb ara . Brovm. Ruth Cheney. O ladyl C hrU terjen. Coleen Connor, R ichard Coon. Lillian Onvf. Donald Handy. Oenild
J Handy. Rosj Hunsaker 5 Bunlce H unt. Ralph Jcnen. Harier• Jordan, Arlo Lee. .Met.i M ellon . TeS . Moorr. HJnmn Morrlv>Ti. V, P rink J Ra%Titen. E \n Ronfelrt, Jolm Ron-
feld. Delbert Sherfey. Porre.'t .Son. I Roger S trner. Denn W ir.r.ef-
! U. S. Cuts Back I Shipyards’ Work. WASHINGTON. May 10 . r - 1 Some 10000 n»^a: fhipyarfl workera
, ’ will be laid orf. mo»t of th - x• tJu ly 1. to meel buUfiet Iir-.lt*;i>':;\ . ; for the new tl.'cal year, the ns'T• ' announced loday.; ' I t uud wage boost* g ranted dur- . I ins the p a /l year, !-.u;her mater',*'. . CO a t a and rrflured con.'truf;:nr.
I fimds a-ere i:nporunt ;acior« :r.
t ■ T he Dosion lO-.liv.nrd be ham- ,. ] e.M h ll. 5cme 1 TW) w erltrrs m il be , I fired Ihere riurms the next ftwal , rear. T h r Ne» York nav*: \art1
I {ared tej-l Iji Uie cuiSafl:. It I 17.:*0 employe.^ nn M arfh j ; . ar.d
r ! wa* allowed an avemce pt 13 IM m I f iv a : 19.X),: , The nary aaJfi T33i wr';krr» will 1 be ;el (w by July I «: ti-.f l l r.a^al . V'llpyanlii tn t.'ie V-lte<; Sla;e> »:x1 . Hawaii, The re*l «li: be re:c3.'ec
durtnjt the r jcreed lnc mor.;.*!’. •
W i> c«»r7_ P ! C .
T w i n F a l l s I
C W i OMiteae* ‘
h Circle 10 of Uw UeUiodUt churcti wm (DMt a t t- pm . Wedneaday al th e home of U rs . R. E. Btobu>|h, 391 F ifth avenue e aa t
has —cm. Cl«b~U M « t
The C am era d u b wlU meet 1 P in . to d a y ln th e clutirooms-at The
ack Sportcr. W alt Blaylock wUl give a ll I talk on tb e uae of filter* and propei bUc expoiuna. P lana will be completed
fer U»e outdoor breakfast to be held t U a t 9 a jo . Sunday a t the Al Kanklnl de- residence and for the field u ip tc : tn th e a t y of 'R ocki la ter In Uie day.Kll. - I-----
£; E xecutiyie^or..^ 3 : A i r l i n e S i g h t s
T r a f f i c B o o m
told, exam iner CurtU H enderKn. "iJ *tUl ta l u Infancy."
The value o f feeder line aervte* — for a iall delivery U quesUoned by IOM poetofflco depaitm eni and a , ,l_ repreaeotaUve of th a t department
totd the exam iner th a t In many cases aUmaU can be handled aa ex-
.1 . . I pedlUtHialT b r . ini r f f - Uon.
SUmuUtM AlnaaU ;lu- nicks said efforts of the line Uila t.’- fa r bad been directed to sumulating «us use of alrmaU. He aald a much >m- g rea ter volume could be. developed io n ^ working ou t better handluig in d schedule* wiih postofflce* In uiwni .-m- surrousd lnc th e airline aiopa.
Hicks testified th a t town* on the route had spen t coulderable money tmprovtng lhelr airfields to accommodate the aerrtce. and slnc« moat of the money wa. raided try
S bond Usuej, he felt th a t Uie line’n • i se rricA had been endorsed many
[ I t Ume* by popular vote, tin - Geared ta Needs
- Airline wrMce. he aald. haj been uc* geared to local needs and a Khed- ‘m - u ij arranged by which’ bualneaamen
In the m ajor towns *er\-ed can vWt o lher places on the route. h*ve two or three hotua for the ir bu*m«M and re lu m home In dayllght-
^•^* He aald the company changed lo larger planes in Mareh, la it year, and experienced a steady increaae to business.
Marionette Show Is Presented by
•nl Bkkel StudentsA m arionette show for all tht
aludentA a t Blckel Khool was prt- aented In th e auditorium by aUUigT*^r todirection of Edwin Harding, Each puppet w u hand-m ade from stuffed paper bagi and painted and drearcd by the studenu .
Safety and healUi playa wrtuen by the children were macted bj
l i t the puppets. N urvr)' rhttne* aU; a r t . w rre drnm ailied. ilsh PhyllU Johnston proenied a brlel cm- hUtory ot marionettes.: a t Thoae partlelpaUng were Howari Tion Bunn. Leona Campbell. Jimmy Cox niUi Bill Dicus, Joan Durfee. Luelli
Eacker, Lee Engelbrechi. KaUileer jnaj Fahrenholi, Eusene Hackworh u«n PhyllU H*wkln*. Sidney Jolma. Ken- f f . ne th Kitchen. Charlea Uoyd, Dom
McOee, Robert McOuire, Oarv MU- o r . ler. b r l Molyne*ux, Jean Nebeker.
Maxine Pecka, David Preckel. .S’otl t,y Rawson. Jacque Rountree. PnulWe
ling Schuli. Clarence Shearer, Qinta ; .Small, ShlrUy Soper. Betty Thom.i»
J,, I Bill)- Sund in d Delorr* WUllam* tian l P ' ” puppeu were selected fot
] exhibit a l the county fair next fall
" ' Buhi High School S Btok-DistributedLll- ‘ -BtfH U May 10 -T h e Buhl han raid achool yearbook, the "Wakap* “ w «
laU trTbutH M onday. Barbara \Vil- r ierilinm .' wa* edilof-ln-chlef: Alvir T es!- ‘ m tn y . asjiUtani editor, and Col- in k : leen S\ew art. a n editor,;nn- O ther members nt the i i j f f »rr» ion. Vem ita Jaglea, R iu Simmonj, Ralrii
Hitchcock. E \a Sorm ion . Pre»ror I^ll. P a l Claxton, Evelyn Jankcw- «1. Ad# Slmeoe, Ray Hlavaiy P.ea.«e Moore and Barbara Aldrich
I OeraWine M orie ir*.ed TH fac.il-i r l r adMaer. *TiU year» edition wai
dedicated to Fiord U ifl. principal ke-a ln.'tructor!
Club M akes Tea Towels a t Meel
•rla'. CASTLD'ORD. Mav 10 —Clover Leaf 8ewrr> 4-H club mem-
■ r, brra aewed tea toweLi a l a rreer.i rreetins a l Uie hfvne of Shirlei
irtf. T heir projrc; t» t;-»i 4^cI aeeond year aewme
.M.-» Jo.'in Blick and M.'« 7.-<:■ Hl:d».^n are th r d u b Iraiier.
nad Plorencr .Monuerih prr.,.and Helilev, vice pre*flrr'n 'ln :^hi.-;ey Blick. fecrrtary and De'a—i
Smiui, reporter w ill' , , 9 ' ^ " ».-e Janet Writa 'a l OrcMU, K-.:hrr Ar.n McCIvn»:xl and h * R r s e r j
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----- ^A ilenda 'C lI^ -------------------------- ;Mr*. Florence M. O ardnw li
*c Tueaday for H cyburs a U U - p a near Coeur d’Alene whare ahe w a ttend a cUnlc In round and *qua danclnc for one week.
A aalrU VislUne T . E. H unter, occupational analy a fo r th e Idaho aUte employxnc
er aervlee. 1* vuiUng the Twla Fa ed em ^oym ent office thU week ai Jd m a k u c an orcanUaUocal sttidr->■* ------to M ajvtagr LiceaaaI, , A m arrtage license was tasu
Monday a t the office of tho coun clerk V> John Paul Sharlcb. Si
' ~ Lake C tc^ ’ i n d U axlne Bybee. Klz«. bcilx-■*“ —
BlrthaA dauchter was bom Tuesday
U r. and Ur%. Barry H ansca. Bul l« -a t the T w in PaUs c o tm tr hoap it ^ D aughters were bom U ottday lo N
and U n . I. E. NItachka and U r . ai •{J Ur*. O ene Sh lrlo ', a ll Twin ra ils ,
Consumer Income A Still High Despiti ?. Declines for 194a- — W A flB D W rO N .-M aT -IO -t/P J-
Coniumer Income dropped In U a r for the- th ird conrecuUve jnoni
lU falling th ree pe r cent below th e pe ng reaehadt la si December, A fter t :h drop I t wa* still four per ce rd above M arch 1946. ig The commerce departm ent, r os porUng thU today. >ald M areh ‘M
sumcr Income fell C.OOO.OOO NXl b „ low February to an arunial ra te
»3MJOO.OOO,000,|! Decline* In waies and salarli „ easily th e biggest Item of consum ? I Income, and In recelpU of ownc ^ of farm s and unincorporated buj ■ neiica were chiefly responsible. Th ' j were p a rtly etf»et. however, by I
I cre«.ied unemployment compens I tion pftyments.
The te rm "coiuum cr Income." ;]. used by the government, mea
I pncU cally a ll incont^ received ' individuals as dM lngulshed frt
,.Q ' Income reeelved by corponUorw, ^ i The departm ent aald payro
; showed In M areh the biggest d r , so far In 1949. but th a t the cc '^ .m u ie -ho liday" catnKl the fall ‘^•!be g rea ter lh a n in January a: ** Pebruary.
No Relief Sighted In Ada Dry Spe
BOISE. May 10 uP— No relief U _ alghl from the record dry spell ,S Uie Bolac valley. Uie feden l wealh ^ bureau sa id today.
The bureau .^ald there has be only ,C3 of an Inch of moUture i corded since March I, b reakl
-w ; records going jtacklolBSS:' ‘j ‘l At th e aame time officlaU of t ^ I Boi.ve naU onal fore*i aald ~lt v lll
I a bad fire year" If there Isn't soi !moi.«;ure durinc the re ii o f U
u I month and during June.^ i "Il may prove to be the year
ha te b/Tii d rcudln i;,'s .tid Mel Coo , , rod, !',re conlrol officer for t " fonat.^ I He fB!d a 35-Bcrp fire above Kir
Iham ho t aprinss on Aicnie c.-eII.'1 was extlngiil.^hed during the nlgl j ' l T h e fire broke oul from ala«hlng
Kennecott, Union rr. Debate on Peac•1 BINGHAM, U tah. May lo 'U,P, riB OfflclaU of the Kennecott CopT Its j corporation and unlon.^ repre.renti t», I their 4 JOO U tah worker? duicUM
poMlbilllle.i of •■pe.-mnntnf lab or peace today, while civic leaders .11. Bingham rxpreucd fear» anoth
atrlke wmiirt "de^t^>y■• th rir town,The Brotherhood of Locomotl
F iremen *nd Englnemen th re a u
d- 10 itn k « unlejs-Kennereitt-pTsnts Iro v en sm eai fac t flndlnv b b a i 1 recoBusehdat:on of a daUj- ira
*" In c r t t 'e of « : i to Uie J l l Bln ,1 hani'coppe>7 *.r tn inn ier.,
' The company ha*’refused to sra the waer b c « : to the ;i:: railroa er* on the Sfound* it would be far abovr -j-.f 94 rents a dSy pi
,^',viou»;y granted olher woritrrs tl: j ll would cause new Ubor atrtfe
l>.j Industria l Accident iy Panel Sets MeetinM BOISE M*y lO iu e —HeartniM. » '*1 be held M.y i8 at S a taon by t
»ta:e tr .du 'tria l accident cnmmissi or. a r.'jmS"r nf uorkme;-,.> conipe .'atlon <-a-i-«. it wivj ar..-,Mincec! ; day
A t»'o-:ii*:i board I r ^ 'J if L
ni Dischargesev Djrwood D Da.Ton iinc Rirha nd ' R 'Vrj<;*rc.orr
’t'- r)R 7(;E (). F ^S l H tll.K R DR. J .\C K O. PK.SCE
I J OrrO.METBlSTS; ( Visual Analysis C o ru c t l.er.-.e
,t. j r b o o . : io i I K Main >^n. | J Twlo FalU
i FOR TH E WEST the Bc$t . . .BU Y
I j n p ^ Q-.Jekj ^ H O W Oermi=ai:cfl
- ALFALFAS ASSESr : NORTHERN n A H ; b o w n a l f a l f a
> B i n THE b e s t :-
ER n o w :
» IN T o r » to w > - a TELEPBOST
M l C o m p a n yr y . IT lA H n ___________1
PTIN FALLS, IDAHO
S p e n d i n g T r i m
. E l e a - R e c e i v . e s
S o l o n - S u p p o r l
luare »rr— <>*•> , „ _craUe Nation*! C h a ln n ^ a rd UcOraUi obw rw d. T m «h U a d wbo Uilnks Uiat when y o ^
ilj-*t. n doctor you ought to p«ycloae *ttefltloh to his advtce. *^
T he eouncll did not recotatnew a t Ull* Ume Uie UunchUig of ai
aulhoriUUve source .. adrUer* hate conslstenUy u r je
t h a t federal *nd local goTemm«nt" S i? r S i f d e T tblueprtaU for use when n ^ « J
b o a te r eiapiayinenf and public puf c b u ln c • ------------
B u t the p ^ V u r n ^ o f t o. omy—which council Chalrmaa Ed
^ O , N our« calU a -heaim dUln H«Uon~-do** nol w arran t Urge acaOe wotk* s^rid lnc BO*', the eoun
* *1!; cU feeU. such ouUay* wouM mak i t harder to r t.eh Uie goal of lowe govem oent eo*U.
The Uiree-Biember council — D I f i Noun*. Vice Chairman Leon Kyser . line , and Dr. John D. C lark-w er t p reported to be In fubstaaU al agree
tn e n t on Ui* Aprtl sUe-up of Ui | 4 Q eeoaocny.
_ A p p aren tlr . i h e r t _ .w no s « outright spill u occurredrTarly 1 th e year when Kyserllng and CUr
onth. outvoted Nourse in sdvocaUng th pu sa g e ot stand-by anU-lnfUUo
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'■ U r g e C a u t i o nirles. ® ^
“ S I n A r m s G o a5 ^ ' ; WASHINGTON, May JO i r —Mill , In . men advise caution in aitempt. ‘ Injf to spply *ny broad pro«ram fc
Immedlalely standardlring weapor - , , used bv the AtlanUc pact nation*.■ ™ One, who IJ familiar with lh j V- problems of Uie arm.' aid phase < from treaty, jald the.*e Is nn quesUo
th a t a common system of wetpor •tijl* *'blch could be produced’ and use ’drnn *>>‘ Countries woul
be desirableII . . But. It a-as expUlned, the need I
provide WTSponi. whatever Ihe caliber* or finings, to th e wester European nations now U a moi
d urgent matter than the eventui lonc-rsnge objective of arm s slant artlLatlon,
i p l l H o*e\er. there are Mveral field 'C l l from Uioje of guns or alrcntlU la where early ‘tandardltatlon 'U cor
'II la sldered feasible and desirable, a ther Chsrle-s P, Taft, b rother of ll
O hio senator, appeared last week i been a witness before lhe w nate foreis e re- relations committee, Endorslnfr tl a k in ; 1 prepoied rtuflCAllon .ot.U ie treat
T aft commented th a t he regard! f Uie standardization of arms a s the moIII be Im ponant fir?t step In making U some trea ty effective.
UlU The feeling ot some m lllUry leai er* U tha t If arms standardlazilc
,r we U pressed too hard In th e mlllUti >5on- a id program. It m ight *low dos
the production anrt distnbuilon of crt Ically needed weapon* to the weatei
< lrk . nailcRs.e."eek T heir thought U that it wiu \ light, b e tter U> use the munitions produi ngi. I Uon facilities of thla and the o th
, p act power* to ttu-n ou; whatevif , weapons are used no»-. Uien beg: 11 to sLandaidlie some time in U
when ihe m ilitary.polluc lC e '» i lu a U o n U less crttical
S Officers Selected S By Student Bodrs of I k i n o HILL. May lO -Jack 3ther WAS choieii as presldsn: of the Kir ^•n. j Kill high tchool atuflent body ti otlve I th e next ochool year a; an electlo atens ! he ld la te lasl week.
5 1'" O ther .offlcera i r e Ted Laic, vtt a r d president: Prances Owlr.g' Mcfi
Clwrtcs Jtoesberr^-, treasure; smg- Mary. Ann Barnes. SpoUigh: «iiio;
B etty Roe«berT7. Crowr: editcr; Mj ; :r a n i Un Sellas*. sergeant at arm?; Be:: ■oad- Roeabern’, Prancei 0»lr.gs and Vii
»» glnla Potter, yell leader?
Other AwardsFILER. May lO - In addiuon
I w-mnlng first place tn the Jer^ Judging contest a : the tT.-vlvrrn'
i n jT In tem aJo n .! sh i^ ^.l-i; Ralph H art, K»i of i t r and M:
(hf ! Charle* H an , also won first In who „ ,o n ;C a in ' judging, f irst In Ho!s> tp ,n . I *‘’o*''ng. and the crand champi- 4 .Q. award for showman Judging,
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Minneapolis :i-l MOLINE : |! TRACTORS
S E E T H E . V £ t f _
"MODEL Z“i • Tncreasea TT. P .
- i --•■increased work Speeds ^
• I ’ni . M atic H ydraulic Lift
• Improved ViRion Lined Seating and
i Steerinjf
• 31 D rawbar H. P.
j • 36 Belt H . P.
I ar SheaSw a Btreel-BeeUi
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I
” I Seen TodayI
' H an id B ore , k lm t e ly . ta proo
m lcht be of some help >o raW musUchc . . . W om an Juror brlncl flow en to Ju d e a K a l » * . •
^ Olen TniX aU rU nc to work i lW behind ichedule aa re*ult of
meeUn* U onday a l« h t . . . *TloJ nend tn p e a r ln c o a new tn* “ flcOlghU a t U aln *nd Shoshone . '*• O lrl ridloc ■ tdc jcl* to achool wl■n** h ia e touque t of Ulaca In basket
h iL uebora . . . PedesUlan startl ‘V'l* to crw* s tre e t aca ln s t U aflle Uj
rapidly yielding rig h t of way to tn ^ “ . And o*erhe*n l:..C ltr ^*th'
being boUi blessed ;■ = tHiTM-Tg h r « t p y i ^ a tKOdr ahone.
Ed* ------------------------------s a S . T o l d o f
C V A ‘D is l ik e By N orthw es
i i s n WASHINGTON. May 10 W> r Ult Prealdent V . OtU> W ara of i
Spokane iWa.-h.) Chamber of Co auch mwce said today
ly -jn ire s rc o e s -n o tw t-a -C o la m W i-T
M h e '^ H r» rd * w ii» n hearings are h • I on on president T n im an 's propcsil
r Columbia valley admlnUtrat th e people from the northwes -where we paAsed th e hai ond raJ
, mone)' to promote the Colum I basin projecl and O rand Cou
d if l t '-w ll l 'teHlfy "Uiey do i • 1 w ant regim entation."
T o rce d by Boreaaerau" . ^ 1 publicity for Uie CV^ c l l W arn lold a reporter before leat
for Spokane. -U em anatlnc aim •Mill- cnurely from \Vuihln«u>ii. D. C, ■mpt- Is btlns pre&'«l down upon us n for u,e bureaucratA in Washington." »pons Warn commented:)n«. -Wc T ftnt to bc free to plan i I the build our own Uvea and our c se of future. We have done a good Job rsUon It w far I doubt if any o lher p ipons o( the nation haa ahown *uch
markable progress and such rtm a •rould ,b le growth as th e Pacific nor
^ '0 Cites Eepay»et>UJ , , J r Ha said Uie huge hydroelec:
projecta In hla home area reqt _ , ° 7 big fmancing. and therefore the
glon had gone to Uie jovemmi the blEge.1t banker In the world,
,, M aid. Dut. th a t financing, he said. S n o - t h e way of a g l f f and rep
• nen ta on power pro jecu are ab of schedule,
■f lhe "Why should th e govemmeni i •ek a> <2e<lare a receivership o
lhe entire PnclUc northwest, i over .11 or our . , w u -
merely Uio.w on which we borro' - trar-sn -o f-th e-u jsfts-o f-th e -cn Pacific northw est, and wlUi lha l
_ .L,, rlKht to reclm cnt our entire ec* omy?'- he isked.
Recital Is.Given "oh" By Local PupiMtein A mu.Mc rrc ltn l wns presented
students of St. Edward’s school lU b e :th e school nudltorlum . oduc-( Partifipntlns in solo selecU other I were Jame.n Oldham . Arm Meus never | R ichart Mingo. Michael SU begin I L.f,\ rence Crippen. Elaine MeU 1 lhe I Karen Day. David Wilder. Carol T llUcal eryjn. B arbara Barron. Phil Q
Hanel. C laudette Mendlola. 1 O rattan. Susan Kohles. Sonja Mi
f ] ler and E lena Bar«.U In the second h a lt ot the prop . 1 selections were given by Rob« )Q y Boston, Ger.tld Cheline, Mlcl IJile S an d ra Moretti. Wllllvi-ff Stowe, Pa tric ia Bergscluieider. M ,. ‘,0* Jakubowskl. Howard Oerrlsh. Roi rctlon 'Valton, V irg in ia ' Peierw ii. Jut
Anderton, Jacouellne .Wadswo ,H-, MariljTi Chanev. Charle* Wadswc
and MoUy W adsuorUi. su-tf. Three num bers were presented Uiior; llie. St. r e w a rd 's glee elub and M ir-l* '''«* 'on8 were gl^'fn by the Anj Be::v choru',1 Yir- Conductors were Judith Andcr
snd M arilyn Chanev. Aeeompan ■were PhvllU M cFarlanc. B art O ll.illoran and Molly Wadsicorti
whole ^>!s>'.r. >
' ■flMi'ng' o fife M l
: bud^ef
Fofei o re oft*n Ivu rhon r o l l^ Pullmon. Delicious meolj olofi
•«tro cost. Ask obot;t UftHo' Half.Fora Forrily Plon.
i2 S .7 S » to
P O R T U U i D'd O nfy 4 hr*.
$37.J0* lo
S e a t t l e - T o c o r mJ v t t 6 h r t.
And CalHomta end "A U THl lA ST ’u
. ! U N I T E D* j A I R L I N E S*• ' ) T-fc, j^n* Airport. CpI 2700 ___ _ i y . »< *>t AtTTOr g n i T u m m
a .u M U A T ,
□ P o w e r le,
y _Adrise8-( i P 'o jec llia lncllln c NorthweatI . . . • “ o c U t l * ^IhUy eonfenS^iCthy t * ' " » Dt»v) left " for clote^tra f - «°X«™ '«nt p o ,„ J Je . . . V > « ^ d e n t o w ith
rtlng “ >*t .expan.Nion ^ «?trlflcauon admiSuS
^ aucw K lon o f i S r ^ uTc t »Ue» eould b t ^ ’1 forflho- can .todu4tor—
CeeW “Doth cf Ult** ^ 2 ?
E be earned forward ^ Uireatenlng Uie puJS*tr y . - .B e m U o n - S ?
» hand, they ean bnA ^e ’ b . . r . . l a 2 . 5 »^ wedge In lhe
business and i t e T SJstW>t— remote and b«r Uie "not attempt I, L Com- '>«“ and n u i i Orth- Mrved by e t ^k-ral---------- - N e w c a i K I ^
And he u ld that ^ held Uon of dams by ttitfj
il for ment m eant new iiv ■aUon Uvatlon and r.e« ^ feat— uUllUes, But, he * ^ raised need lo build cscv wibla tran*mls,Mon l ln e t l^ loulee for Uio gove.naret m
no t the compeUUve b u t*Uon of power,"
Another speaker,!^, New York, tditor t
^ A - World." reponeU tta: a tlng trlclty Increased U » Imoai westem states Uit n 0 . H w eji 41111 has not a
^ Its populaU onacilaJ Tour II nm
^ Committee heartsfti i ana Geneva stee! plajitDen]
and general sesiloan I” ^ uie for today.• apeaker* jchtdaSH» noon sc.«lon* ladai.
der. Washington W u lorui- Qyj,U ght company, andf, an. Puget Sotad
ectrlc company,Kiulre Some 400 delegaUtc le re- from U tah. Idaho, lb m ent. gon. Wa*hlngtoa *M d , for lumbla.Id. "U ------------------ -
S2; Elks to DesflI now O n l d a h o H
Uid COUNCIL. Msy 111 ^ n o t tx • ho t time Inlbtdlrowed n l f h t ___enOTf ~-T^*~SUu— at Uie Boing to de*cend o: (
w elser Elks lod,. spedat six-car Inls tw m e y th e DbIco h line to Coundl far tS cla.ss of about » oa the lodge,
n i l s Iro™ N*Bia.Oi ette. W elser andp±ui
ed by tiroected to tmkiUvir aoi a t
cUonsim ler.Stowe. ■ T T T j i T ' e letsler. B I I I l l B lm t .Gary
M ets.
9gram ■ 4 I I 4 | 1 | ^ HibenaIchaelllllamMa.T
lobert _ _ ■ludlUi C ■aorUi--------X Wworth ' ^
ted by - - - Hd two ' ' ' ■
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ir to rsirth.
|f{ CboMffrvmHij l j /„ aad fr'oufc
KIMBALL f*• Art you onewi**'
.......tbout in w i i i i t f fhip i you'd l‘
) y o « r < h iU » o w i^bujin* Our reoo lP
- ferkcT -ioKiTd^*J>lw,f, r « f eff O «rf-o*«
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- ■■‘S t a t e ’
nniif of tfte depart- u ttlcnd O lrJj’ «iS J T U pU. m » i l h , . l Uic un:!ouvfr Uie hoiM or th » uoaetrv. wna mi,i.hi to u y t» . *ltW n Amerlcnn ■LcRlen i»M pl»n the P rw ld w t gion otflelaljj, In
' , school ofllclals.Le»drr Lucw, p .. Named lo reprt
Sd hell tfr lo U»e «Ul« meettUnf en the bill »oon. •njonxien ®nd Doir the »en»U PM «» “ b „ u v e tnembers ot(ifTic* mujt be worked cI»m . They will lertfte hou!>e W d-the ie n - ,nd-t® k^pttfH n *KoipromLit mu8l be »e- ju n e 13 to 18.I toUi brtnches of eoij* Them*en.
of the Junior cli lO ttld m b lf Time Triple trio, nnd 1 tjch eould i«ke eon»lder- junior represeni
., dent council. U tonl m nke.tor-dnuim tlc Bolh nrenl the t»’0 men wno Qjjg gjub 'ff tlilm lhe reorRiinlai- the regu of the most lm[>or- ,jguval In Boise,tbt 8Ul congrcM. 3 0 ^^ appeared IIbt enly llrlnK men who p,,y_ ..U, 8, Pmldent-i: Mr. Member*
■i fcmer Presldeni Her- DauRhlem a, . .1, . of th e LocomoUve
tJ f S d . ' i r J f tM u “'th a t f i o o v e r Wan th. U. s. government H W U T C l TT
2 5 Y e a iWASHINOTON,
Wwtr. «li»t 1.% needed ^ fellow named H<Mertfhauljob. wanted lo be as ii rtr* « ’-------------------- nelBtiborho«J-Wd«ilitpfeUl mesiase to the robber»"-todfty n tnile todiy he \alc! of year aa the natloi
rtttmmlislon work: roreemenl agent. Ihn WlU t>e honest d lf- Husky J, tdgn. eiicJon conccmlnK many director of the i alnkn's tptdfle recant- investlgaUon exac • tUUerHhit the com- tury ago, During « t u » whole reprf*enti served under fot) k to the mid of gorem - eight attorneys g Uutlbn. - I «iwtiya wanU bfjJ eomnifnrt&tton Is due Hoover said of h < ^ p of ih* temitils- here In W aihlns ____________ other boys. No on
p IN AUllOK " ’S h .fy W l m t 'IIIX, Mty JO -«r. and now, to be on thtt Pruett *nd dsughter, --------------eeenOy tisitfd another P k v c i / » ; c Vanna. st AJblon, r t i y S l C l J
ADVERTISEMENTS ■ home of M n. J.
week, and alioT r - . n r .l l . Mrs. Miller, Hew
»•( ti.i». the Kimberly hlglui .i,iUDui. ANNA K. the St. Louis »c
1|.« br th. =r4«.. U completing ^miaUtrtwr a Tn««ma hosplti
i<*Y»tw^gf antis n a •practice In 'Ju1545.‘itlT, .1
i»iwh,to,i i„a h«t 111U.T. • ---- - ------
p S l i - ^ K E E E S Jt t g j J K S W ith o u t H ar
>"■<>■<>■. I"'»nd 1» "A* Ions as I car■ i»TS i’*'...*’?'''"!’'' trre fuU r. Theo • w n .r r t \ i ? ,h " i4 r k KECl OGG’S A]
Wi »»ik. T-i. r . 11. c«e.tT. haven 't ta k m » I
“ •«» W4 w k. ^ Atecdla A m., ttl >K. 1.14; ih . CoW*I. Calf/. ThIj
S fS ,* "r.V ' otte of hundreds“u* »M Nr proLrit^riu «n»ollc lted te tti
All Ud. . 1.4 oKm from A L L 'B R yIn !2 'J ig to IS. users. ALL-DRy
C^wi.'s'vS" srAfSK!tisK. w .» . w rttitr 'tnounoidsJIy.flH
«ik 4« »(Ar.,i 1 .0 “ sitiallod al theem ptycarton l Crwk, Mleh. Oet
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g t i f c l ® - J T '
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TIIOMBEN .DPNNA JEA^represent Gleniu Kerry at ih f GlrU’ tt
»( Idaho ejonptu next month. Doth ban Junior cUac. (SUff rairavlnts)
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I Ferry Convictior » Attend Suspect ’ SessionsHY. M«» lo - s t i t c - ‘
1 auxllinry nnd Lc- 'n conJuncUon with DUtrlct Jud«o (
grsnlcd the defeiiresent thla clly nl 'L '®•Unu wore Oayln deia>cd AcntcnclnK
iM n MrK#^ i"dfte refa^ed lo nS T t s y^r-s“ S ^ *>U old *25.000 b a ll ' llavo he“ J u iT ”I Mulons-at-Moscow _WAlkcc.ouIy.iaiu
he llenrd the vcrdi1. who Is secrclxiry Tlmt wa.s Jui,Inn hdoss, slnga In lhe from Uic tin1 M lu McKee, who BRftlni'lmtftUve on the stu- worker.' a .m ember of Uir - --------------
f,sn:™”L S; Traffic R(recent stoU musle 1
Normal"Almost 18," and IRW m . Pa.. Mi
■ra of the Oem elub, t/afflc on npproac . and were members Pcmuylvanln turr ve stnff, h igh school normal todny fo
nlRht In wtilch ni i__________ were checked for
M ndstv irs on FBIN, May 10 (U,n — nearby for dnys to Hoover—who always 45,000 pound welg s robber when the decided lo get we ds-ployed-"eoj»-ftnd Uooiwrs’-iw tab le- rom pletfd hi* 25lh lon‘« No, I law en-
inr Hoover became federal bureau «f
actly a Quarter cen- g th a t Ume he has our presldet^t.i and ■ general. \ P £ ( T (
itcd to bfl n robber,” Ihis smalUboy day* I U '- ^ ~ 'a
ngton. "So did Uie one wanted to be a ^
“ T E ST 1----------------- 1—Kunftower; EHi a n V i s i t s o«'>e auctcj" :May 10 -D r. Delbert j_Tenne*aee Bo»ms, vlillwl n t the ji^u Another I
- B o b a S i"» vUlted his sister,wni gmdunlcd from j—Someone I.ike
Igh school and from Urcam Is Youschool ot medicine. jjay ....-...........ig h is Internship s l4ta1. and will begin 4—Bed Boaea.terJuly;---------- — ^ The Malaocho----------------------------- Vftughn Monn
M L A R ^ ^ ^i i s h l a x a t iv e sSD romeiobsr. I w u T—Ctair De LIrbt
J J » e ' liu fb lALL-BRAN daily,1 Ux- C^grjjg^-’.Srft OBDES^ 7 : Clip thU ad. CD
wanted, and sc VI “t" - m lttanee. inch1 . - W n F m ' n<* nad insura IS of wf . •t te a < « ( ■ > ’; " A t Your
i S S C laude M u s
e t DOUBLE YOURK JB u y to d a y . 1*1,MAIN Aw bm m t WPC1C\^^V^^V^^
EN/OY THISSATjrUnBT BOOI
SOOraiOWFRlIffKxtj for Hi o3d-tim y w % and tkh, fw
N ow —en jo y ag a in thd^' | w h isk ey famoua fo r ils 1 o ld - i im » q u a l i t y a n d ■ r ic h , full flavor! f l
IA T 10W 4;W lilU a* :nO W C »iO O
erry F ed era l G ra n ti
H H I s N eWASHINOTON.
< 1 rankUig admUilslriwrt th a l Preside
■•— about declde<l to > *.. rtsolullon because '. vision denying tali
matlon bureau off Tlie leslAlallon
enable several t nient employes t
/ ■■ '■■,, while a »enale.h(' ' i'. ' * " approprlatloii
• ^ I ^ k I S 9^ ‘ resolution -house April 14 a:
• 4 > as a eom;
«S i ? i • “ ’e rrsoluUot
- U X provLiloii which w • V b 9 to reclumatlon d i
•'A1m :» V S ' Straus or to RidI i B l 11f . 'T T ^ B irlonal- rcclamatloi
ramento. Callf, CAN MrKEE ConRre&ilonal (»■ state lessletu on 'nen hnve argued bare been aellre in ed enclnrtr.n and \
for the pojita thej ■■■“ -■ Tile udmlnlstrs
r \ . ouUlnfd Mr. Tru!on Givencted Killer mutely provide fi■oio..-May I0(.?p-Joc « * ^ “ ly le s and;,vlcl^d by a Jury yr.v ^ '5 HivoKl degree murder In Strauss Is soiiB of coed TherrMi '\o‘ conwlentlou;7 said It MUght d l. fe»aluUon ns•' • Afr, Trumuii licarries a penally of M "/ '« "> “ P P " 'In prison. If he takes no set
10 Oeome Bradtleld
S .1;:hiK until then. The '■ ■"0 release Wslker on mil but said he would for a new bond. shookJiliJiead-Wlitn crdlci late yesterday.11 hour short of Uiree Ume Uie Jur>’ took
nst Uie 32-year*old I
Returns to ll After Tiff
May 10 (/I>-Tniek ^•oachM to the famed turnpike returned to f ^ X -
following a heetic1 nearly 100 vehicles for overloads.big vehicles JamniNl £ . ’ “ 5 cy wnlted attention of 2i s u te pollcemrn deiall. The truckers.
n hnd been parked t to protest the state'.s j t U a,'elghl llmluUon. sll
weighed a t once on ^ R B l ble-Bcales.----------- — ---------
r RELEASES Elite M s ^ - r I
............“ ■ M u ,Border; Don’t ‘ er Man's CsiUo ;r<ler ..................... « c
.Ike Yon: My V 'C y ^ ' i iYour»-Dorl»
for a Bloa tady: icholj, J llastr tlo n ro e ......................7!>c \ L i K ? ^ 'dfe: Rfd H tid *”iward , - ...............*Jc f
T H jiU rr-ey 'B S f* ^ ’' -----------‘T ^re CaO—JesnrUe v S -Nelscn Eddy .... 11.00 1
IrbMlraum ]1 ...................
B E B I B A a . . '1. cBtck Ul* nuasbtraI send with yout r t-ncludp 20c for poit-.urance.ur Convenient ^ rd Store"
de Brown jsic Co.N AVBNCK BAST
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STOR
______________ TIMES-:S-NEWS. TWIN FALLS, i r
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i i w & P s L - I H p !l e a r V e t o vJON. May 10 u i- T o pilslratlon officials re- Usldent Trmnun has10 velo a federal payluse It contains S'pro- vsalaries to two recla- . officials. . '<
lon In qurstlon a'ould '.;.1 Uiousaml govern- :s to gel paychecks e>house imnasse over Ion bill Is wived. on wns pa^ed by Uie
and by the seuate ompromUe'ia gefU tc 1cck2. 0u l.lo somt.i&w<.sOYcnuucnt .porkers:iUon Abo contained a '••'ih woulif deny any payI Director Michael W.Richard L. Boke. rs- MAIIt.lKaU oira irec tor-sfSac- — — n i w l e a t
“ .."Simla "■they*hold.
! n . ' „ " - . " S i S 3 G o t o C oJEROME. May
:^ « t» p ro p rln tl« ^ b lll u jnd ln jF lhe Jayc
nd: th is week incluinvolving CiiiiimL^slon- Hall, M rs. Gilbertso grave that lie can lec O lio, and Mr.
Uoiisly afford to sign Spaeth. Jr.. Mr. a1 as l l stand], cott, a n d Mr.11 ha-t lindi nildnialit Woolley.iprove or veto Uip bill. o th e rs altendlr> acUou by Ihnl Ume. II Knys. aUite vicecatly beconic Uw. Jay -0 -E lt« s . anrt-------------------------------- les L'HerlMon. alS-NKW8 WANT ADS. of the Jtiycee.v
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ORE HOURS: 9:.10 lo 5 :3 0FRID A Y S T I L 9
PHONE 2750
reachefs June 1 D( l l^ :y ;v : Set to 1
—-GireorT ho a*rlcultur«l
'-'T--. sboiatlou—oUsES-.;' ■' ' ' • ranged conserraU(
■ .. ' :• Uie IMO pro*ram.I I ^ B p . V •Innseti. manager 1
AOA office. Deadl v 'iF f - P ro tm ot ll Ju
offered Include 1 l i v e s t o c k wal siirliiHB for livestfl auiicuon of pom pipelines, s e s d l Sra&.->cs, conslruct around ptljturelai poisonous and nc construcU oa.oi:!) lu reU nd. . ~:i(uuen'B aId ptyi for pmctlcea car
OPPOR. . i" purch«i
ifTavlnii' R cfrigeraRcitdy fo r R
onveation p n m ic n t Equip y 10-Dclegales a t- Mod. 15KM2 B ■ cee and Jai-C-Btte I, a t coeur d'AIens En. Mod. 818-P ff lude M n. Herman wnitx O lata Wi r t Tilley. Mr^ Chnr- equal.:r. and Mis. WlllUm Delalled PUn and Mrs. Turn Pres- r r ic e Bent
STAAIng are Mrs. Warren q t t d d Tre president of Ihe O U K r l jIrt Mr. Kays: Char- P. O. Bo* M. 8asta le vice preildent Phone S
son< ^iyO ez/
u t c r a f t
I T S
For The G radua te
i 2 . - 5 0 - ^
p e i f c c t s u i t v Taduation. S ingle and e-brca.st(id modclR in fine ak in . j^abardlQC and ed. In popular.iuiilh«ad,!, p lain and sh a rk s k in ' rnu.
trousen aralU bli with Mm«MS.
/ SF o r All-Purpose W e«r
Q u a l i t y S L A C K S
7 - ^ 7 i d ^ ~/006 style fllackfl. aom e f e a tu r- tended V'iuSIbMnd a n d new off- rket, idenl for th e ac tiv e sportR- G abardine. docflkin a n d Bed-
:ord In ,(frey. tan , b ro w n and SizcR 28 to 40.
e advanlaee of o u r con ren - . BudKet Plan . . 10% dow n. -
M EN'S D EPARTM EN
DAHO
)eadline tcluda a p p U ^ o n• perennial grasses
Register ; r S ; «mservation piiit Um o?diiX»1 tonservntlon ns- ' ■
fu « fp racuces*und« W l t t S K O Wm. according to Ben UNlVEnaiTY o: tr of Uie Tw in F a lb cow.'Msy lO-Caiol idllno to sign up for j r t Holloway. Twli June 1. Jsn sen said, awnrds s t the 33rc oserratlon -pTMtlces Uonal show spgnso I drlUlnc wells for cultural club. Tyli faWring, developing In the sgrlcullura; stock w atering, con - Play. and Hollo«a ond* and reservoir, for fitting and ah d i n g of approved fourth In Jersey Juc ucUon of flresuardfl href Judging. .aand, ellnilnaUon of --------------------------noxious weeds, and » v \ :fencM.an»uad.B4S-. . — -Y —-J
ly m tn l m ty t S ln i a e \ATTltfl du t on farm ^ ^
ITUNITYlase com plete ^rallon P la n t A i M nRemoval I n ta c t / 1eu. It. Three com- B g
alpped w ith B aker >
B.T.t). per h r. and 1 • 07M B. T. U. U -lnch ,Wool InsulaUon or Tha tloln makei I
SHINE Sloln Po«l« Ians and DeUvered rich, ftva color Inlo ent on Request ond fodcd tpoli
.N DARD f i '. r r .V iX LUS, IN C . S .'ta v 'i™ '’
For Active
O ur M ay B la n k e t Ei
50c D ow n H olds ^
F o r /
S P O R T S H H
P riccd from 3 . 9 8
• B. V. D. «• Daily-Double «
1 - ^ . .G e n c r o u a ly - iu t . s p M t S h id e a l f o r a n y a p o r t . S t In c lu d e R o g u e a n d zi]
• f r o n t d c a i jn . S i ro s ar m e d iu m , la r u e a n d ex la r g e in a ll ahndcB inclui p a s te l s .
:=__________________________« T « n a / t T \
t-i- K ^ \ r T ^ ld
b n t — S T R E E T FLOOR
land. PTMllcas t o - | " ' .0 of phosphaU c n T 'f t , ies and huy crops. ,1 U J ipplns. reorsan ltlnK HOLLYWOOD, system, pipelines, l r - commltlw ol 3._l»nd!9U .lln* . ^ nagted Bob Hope
d r» ln tt« d l tc h e £ ~ AmsHcaTlrtlW l • dsjr and lD*U«d-
ow~Awards! O P IDAHO. MOS-
T>ler placed second tural chemU try d ts - lo«ay .placed second ,1 showing H olstelns.f Judging a n d filth lo tesUval director.
Iti Ih . dllfereiK* In'oYAN.>0.1. PeJWv II QduoOy sloinj h fInto ihs Uolher. toning icuffi ) . . l . , .
solt to Ihe reo l shoe colorl I i«pt brown tho«t brown. liMpi j i d c . e n d otvai o hard, btit- { llf lU lt 0. Double oetlon ; ; ; dovbla )
rr;ri*«rri?ri
e Summer W
E v en t N ow in P rogress . s Y our B la n k e t ’til O c t ;
^ - 1 " A ll O ut For F u r
N a tio n a l Golf We
ir All. A ctiv e S p o rtsm en ____ .
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) 8 ^ 7 - 9 5
• A rtT ogue } V• A rrow
M P PS ty les” zipper sm all. , ex trn - '
^ : Cool.and_C
t - s k
S ®S tring K nit an p a tte rn T-shirti nam e brands . Cooper and B er
" g^cdium and lar
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C o tton and pa rt wool. ; socks. Colorful pattern: s t r ip e s . Arjryles, Plains * p laids. By Interwoven, y a rd o n . — -••
U w O l i r F R E E P ^ D iT M tly .Ja Back ;
V A
o p s -)D, lb U r l» ,ttUD>A . . v o M twmocMa
p e a a d L u d H t^m rc c tw dlam i»---------■ d .tb sn lo , n p r f - a 6tKt«« mt a n tn- a S o y xoauiM in nu t. 'lie people o t tba. are do(nK :& jnltie«. — elptna to ^ead a ad m ltd tn tneae trou- ' ' j n H
l ^ a m « t^ p c ^ ^ s l ln t u t t i n g p ««t i « n ^ H> m ort.” so ld tlw u l Hsr, P ierre Brem alr. f lM i,
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H I R T S
0 ^ ' 2 . 9 8
tnd Jacquard lis in famous . - . A rro ir,
orm a. Small, arg e . _
ElaaUc-l^q^___ ______
s O G K S
1 . 2 5
, a h o r t >1^*ns in B Ik z e r1 a n d N o v e ^I, Cooper and '
■ U B aatim oN k a t uB , tk , ‘■•* * °
g ; S r<S“" . . . m■r HAII^rXTABLK tH ADV,
WItUa l<ak* Rk* c««al7. N«r»i«i nr tk* B>»ik_____________________——s ; i : i r „ - . - j ^ z = —Rr lk« XO' — — — .... ..OiiUk4« s u i t •( M ^ l
s i i £ s - c z \ r s : , ’: ? i ! ; : x , r , z
- - • - ( tt Mir>ir» trw t. a«n fr»neWr<
T -H A C T S T I L L S T A N I f s u p to th c s e n a t e n o w . B u t a
h o u se Is c o n c e rn e d , t h e T n t l - H a s t i l l t h e la b o r la w o r t h e la n d . Tl t r a t l o n ’.i r o m p r o m lie b e tw e e n 1 p a lg n pro ln lsp s a n d p f u t l ! C a r “Ti to o la te , nnd th e b e s t M r . T ru m t c o u ld do wo-s to k in t h e W ood bl .lu p c r-T n f t-H n r t lc y p ie c e of IcrU le av e th in g s a s t h e y w e r e .
•T he ia s l- m ln u te c o m p ro m is e w up w h e n tlie L e s ln sk i b i l l w ax c lc a T h la w as 90*odd p e r c e n t W a g n e r few m in o r c h a n g e s , a n d n t th c c b e s t m e n d s d id n ' t g iv e I t a c h a m
O n e o f th e m o s t In te rc .s tlr tR th i c o n n e c tio n Is t h n t t h e a d m ln ls se e m e d to lose g r o u n d d u r in g th c c a t io n w h e n m o.st c o n R rc s .im c n W' talJc lo th e h o m e folk.s. T l ie con.il p r e t t y good , JqbbyL-iU them .selyp.s, a re t h e one.i w ho k e e p t h e m em be' w o rk . A nd th e re d i d n ' t ficeni lo bi w h e lm in g e v id en c e o f n "people '.- to r e p e a l th c T - H .l e g is l a t i o n .
M r. T r u m a n c e r tn ln ly recclveri m a n d a te ” to go b a c k lo W a s h ln g t m o re year* . B u t I t d o e s n o l a p p e i m a n d a te w&s a b l a n k e t e n d o i e v e r y th in g h e p r o m is e d in th e !■ c a m p a ig n .
P o s s ib ly th e P r e s id e n t , s m a r t th o u g h h e U. m ls ln t« r p r e te d th e P' t lm e n t . P ossib ly h e w a s d e ce iv ed c l te m e n t a n d g low o f v ic to r y w hlc f ro m e le c tio n d a y to t h e d a y th i c o n g re s s co n v en ed .
I t 'w a s p r e t t y w e l l e s ta b l i s h e d . i th e e le c llo n . t h a t t h e I n te n s iv e p u t p s lg B a g a in s t t h e T a f t - H a r t l e y la p a r t l y a u cc esa fu l. A g r e a t m e
- :- b r l* U e d -4 i t4 t* j i£ r y - n a m tu -B u t w hc e r s b ro k e I t do w n f o r t h e m a n d ( w h a t th e y t h o u g h t o f t h i s p ro v is l I t d e v elo p e d t h a t t h e h a t r e d fo r g r e a t ly exce ed e d t h e h a t r e d o t i l t« p a r t« .
T h e T a f t - H a r t le y la w hn.5 I ts lm a n d Inequ lU es. B u t I t h a s ncvci m o n s t ro u s le g a l i z a t io n oC s la v c i o p p o n e n ts p ic tu r e d I t . I n f a c t , tl b e tw e e n w h a t th c l a b o r p e o p le ta k e p la c e u n d e r t h e l a w a n d w h h a p p e n e d c au se d t h e i r p ro p a g a n c f ir e . L a b o r m n y h a v e s u s t a in e d s I n ju r ie s , b u t I t a ls o m a d e s u b s ta n
T h e h y s te r ia o f o r g a n iz e d la b o r c a m p a ig n d id n 't d o M r . T r u m n n t t h e lo n g ru n ; e i th e r . H e to o k th e la b o r 's c a m p a ig n f o r h l s ow n . Bi t u r e o f e n s la v e d l a b o r w a s n e v e r t t h im u p . T h e la b o r b i l l . I n t h e l i g h t In g e v e n ts , o b v io u s ly w a s n ' t t h e s u e In h is v ic to ry .
S o a l l th e j j r e a s u r e a n d th r e a t s a g e l o u w ere of n o a v a i l . T h e a d n w a i te d to o lo n g id p u l l i n l l s h o m th e S im s c o m p ro m ise b i l l . T h is b ill e r R a y b u rn s a id , w a s " a b o u t w h a t s k i b ill s h o u ld h a v e b e e n In t h e 1 B u t t h e O O P - S o u th e r n D e m o c ra w ith I ts d a n d e r u p . d i d n ' t a g re e .
DRESS COMFO R T ABLY . !■■ ‘ A lo n g a b o u t t h i s t im e o f y e a r ,
w e a th e r s ta r t s g e l l i n g w n rm a n d r w h o s ti ll c lin g lo t h e o ld c o n v e n tlc In g c o a ls , n e c k tie s a n d e v e n vests , b e c o m in g u n c o m fo r ta b le .
T h e y a re slavM to t h c o ld fo s l t h a t to m a in ta in lU s d ig n i ty a w e a r a l l th is s i ip c r f lu o u * c lo th in g , h o w h o t 11 Rct*. S o y o u w p t h t th e i r ncck.^ a n d r u n n ln R th c l r a ro u n d th e In side o f I h c i r c o lln n th e i r b ro w s a n d p p r s p lr ln K lik e so po p o tam u .iM . N o w o n d e r Ihoy s o r t s a n d t h r t r o v e r - h e n t r d c io th o f prc.vi
I n s te a d of a p p e a r in g p r im , r d ig n if ie d , th r y look n.-s If :h e y w d o w n , o v e r- s tu f fe d a n d 5lck to t a c h s .
F o r s e v e ra l y e a r s n o w . t h e T im e a rg u e d t h a t m e n s h o u ld t l r r .v nu d u r in g th p h n t .T O m m rr i n o n th s s p o r t c lo thc .v w o rn m K ood tn s te . m a k e a n y m a n f a r n-.o re pre.vrn upm e o u t f i t w h ic h pui.^ h im thro-, s te a m b a th .
P a r t ly ttrc au se l l i r y h a v e sa ilic c l fro m o u r c o n tin u e d e i ie o i ir a c e n ic lieve. m o re a n d m o re m e n a r r b io s e a c h s u m m e r In . t ia r k s a n r t , 'p o r t r lu d e d .im o n e th r m a r e s e v e i .u o f ■ d o c to rs , dentl.si.i. in ii-y rr> ,m d bu.*
I t a ll make,^ scn.'-r. a n r t th l.s y e a r New* o n r r m o rr ajipe.-vis to th o se f a ln t -h c n r l c d m a.vcu;i:-,e .^otll.^ t- th o se o ld .«.hackle.^ o t p r n p r l c tv w h i b in d in g th r m to a su c U o r ln R mL«c
F o r « 'a r d ‘m en , a.< or o lr t ' .•Vx.iert I f y o u r w ives p ro tc .i t . .■?end > m do-
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indlcm eni ha*! a r ly a o o m ta .; r a c t . w ith a i>m ocf« iic oppor e n d ev en Its H«nry W allacc. Both
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ri a " p e o p le s U re. Tjila m ay be ig to n fo r fo u r Denver leftnUte. bu t 1 e a r t h a t th i se a r i n a i i n i s e«naUM- wilMo r s e m e n t o f th a t the commodli;h e a t o f th e money loser ihrough
prlcM, B rannan d mr l p o l i t ic ia n fp e o p le 's s e n - ‘d by th e e x - i ^ s s - B u t BudReiilch p e rs i s te d ed »enator Wlllinmah a t t h c n e w from its orgnni
been $3,HO.»30J67. A trea iu ry from U
. e v e n b e fo re form of conRrr.vion:u b llc lty c a m - flcll no*- »ton(U atla w w a s o n ly ,CCC m ay eventuann n v n e o n le although th e prr.ien n a n y p e o p leic n - p o l u t a k - - - jn* tead-of-adm ittin i, a s k e d th e m pUted w hen th r rrvslo n o r t h a t . <leprw lon. tried t« j r t h e w h o le
th e «um o t „ , e _ a b l« capltol hUl w ith lh
m p c r f e c t lo n s re tary B rannan Ufki'c r b e en th e for^lfn and ecoiiomprv t h n l ILR au thority tc ry th a t . - i t s production and p*th e c o n tm s l « t the co rnc r food
; s a id w o u ld Although tlie ma:. 'h a t a c tu a l ly <> , d . to b .c » -
so m e m in o r muted th e domesticin t l a l g a in s r>'e, which became rjr-s a n t l - T - H * «
a n y good in W H O -T he armye k e y n o te o f for um in Qerm anB u l t h e p ic - ECA at»o u a n te d »or th e r e to bn ckIt o f su c c e e d - u u t B rannan re lae c ru c ia l Is- no t ex|>ort thU rye l«
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im in is t r a t lo n which taxpai’c i i mu* m s a n d o f fe r Diit when the -'rye HI. a s S p e a k - M innw ou : Langer a t lh** L r ^ ln - Earthy. Wliiconsln—<
S*cretnr>- Drarf i r s t p la ce , jpr no explanation f
r a t c o a l i t io n , so. the quf*tlon a5. reiar^' of a«rlculture
. V I Eir . w h e n th e ^ o o , i r , ii m : m u g g y .m e n . o n t of ti .r imiioi tio n o f w ear-'^ n im u tfr from OkiiU Ls. c a n 't h e lp A'” ancln, leld a ro
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A h loned Idea - n i r hic word »n 1 m a n nni.sl *peiiriiy. >r. univ, in; B. n o n n i l t e r ■ J" ™he m e ru n ln i i . . . j r fo rc fln R c rs m rm j-ou t iv r up ji ir s : m o p p in g richt* »iici iibe rtiri,- ;o m a n v h tp - , ”
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IRLIGIGK—N ot tinea the cxcitlnc Uarry B op- ia day* of _th» w ly new daal h u any ~t3CVTT~Yubjactad tO“auch"^>“aarira ai*' diracted ag alw l Charla* P . B f in a tn , I t Truman'* tu rprlte *electloa as (ac- ilture when
the^a( hi* Republicanm ite In tha non-m ver lawyer theninUful fann pro-(d. m a r ke«p t h e H H ^ ^ ^ ^ Hpower for another
t they are a U u e r « J | ^ H ^ ^ ^ ^ H .two-price
le taxpayer*^}rtces white a h e t U n c H B f l B I ubajdlie .the f i n n - - 'C r.- - - la reaaon, Brannan rage fire.
7 4 T -B u t tha bombanlmiBt dUfara e s -th a t- tu e d to be ibot a t Bopktns' had tha lr Democratic dtfandtra, « r«a Igeon.">i a Democrat haa arUan In aetiata- rar tha critle* of Praildant T tum an'a Icultura. T tity a c t lU t law ytri who tendera" pita.lamaaa p ^ a b ly derives r ro n iba fae t m an . or hi* am artar aide*, who told -ldes~of-charg lnflhai.* -JU pubU c*iu irl-ehanged the farmcM by daprtvlnr capacity for the ir wheat, thu j forc- I a t dltlraaa price*.
flad It not been Ior the sUIlfut uaa . T rum an m ight hava been defeated, las xlnca been exploded, bu t It atlll DnsresslonaJ lambaaUng of Brannan, >ponenU regard him a* a amarter « lh the itorage ahorta ie itra tafy and •price farm program were davt*ad ^ n a il committee of key m tn In ag- I holdover* from the Wallace regime, me ha j been kicking around the de- ngretalonal commlltee room* for two ly in authortly Rave it lerlou* con- B rannan diacemed its poUUcaJ Uae-
ier explannlloD for the antl-Brannan trowing belief on capital hill th a t he e rsundlng ot aRrlcuIiural, rinanclal oblems. and th a t he think* »olely of- iteresi ra ther than the farmer's wel- }e unfair to lhe balding, aolt-volced mt he has ssked for Uie Indlclment, tnufh and lo cocklly. For Inttance, i'llMams. Deleware. recently charge<] xlliy credit ecrporftiion w m a big URh Itfl operations In supporting farm denied It hotly. He boasted o t 'a cur- ] forecast th a t CCC would wind up
dRet Director Frank Pace. Jr.. Inform- ma th a t lha food-buying ageney'a ne t ;nnlratlon In 1933 through 1018 had 7. A fler deducting CCC's paymenta to n the amount ll ha* received In the Ional appropriation*, the actual dea l aboui 14.000.000,000. itually recoup aome of Ihat money, •.'em doa-nward trend of farm com- irrntena Its solvency, Bul Brannan t lm r th a t w m e a o J M * -» 'e r r^ le n i - rr.icue agency was sel up durtng the U> prove tha t It wa* u solvent aa
irgan,
bloc of w nator* recenUy relum ed to the deflnlla empresslon tha t Sec-
«fkr(l the grasp of complex domeatlc, lomlc problems required of t m an ly to Install a new nnd novel system 1 paym ent controls on the larm* and od store.i.m arket price for this product haa ly over a dollar, wherea* the govem- rure is about 11,47, SecreUri- Bran- I th a t a ahoruge exitta. So, he per- ^sllc Import and sale of Canadian le mixed with lu American eounier- » dum^ped^lnto the eleralori,
ny a.iked CCC to buy American r>* nany and Auatrla, P»ul Hollman-s some for shipm ent abroad, eaixclally
-Ice decline and It* high caloric con-
•eluacd on the ground tha t he oould e became of the Canadian artmlxture.. U ,. m y ECA m b u iin , in Id Canada. Tlie effect haa been to :aUc prtce. and to booat the amount Muat contrlbuli for iarmera- subsidies. rye ■Senalora—Humphrej-t and Tliye ;er and Toung. North D akou; Mc- i -d em an d e d relief for their constltu. Irannan admitted th a t he could of- >n for hla policies.n on capltol hlll Li: Who is ih« see- ;ure these da)-»7
5 O F O T H E R SKKCliRITY. NO OPTORTUMTTiiloii-* ver>' best apeakerj, t young kliUioma City by the name of Bill
Rroup of aU te taxpayer • v w tu o n >hat was wrong with lh# ruiiion and
and the goal haa become seeurliT. Instead of opportunity," Ktid A lrj.
ires* before the aaaoclauons annual ■ Mnyflowrr hotel, "and aa jo u rfM h noro from the hands of your gotrrti- P Just th a t much more In perronni
t on to explain th a l tha aoclalUiic en t In England had failed. Mt lolrt0 moniha In England -and T nee<j1 I lost 17 pounds.tu rn , we see clllsens clamoring for help and more support from their of Uie time, the r^ rr growing shadow Id forth upoa tha naiinn in order tit to nnanca Ua proeram of jrcurity. ^P^ndln^ amounted tn tewi than two 'o ital incocne of the m hab iunu of S47. fedrnU expriidlliirej were »p- I lo Ihe lolal prrv>n«l inromr of »1l of Cultfomla. Oreton.LJuh. Anaona, Mont->na. Wvemlng, r tlro . North anrt t>ikou. Ne-OkUhoma and about four fif!h.i of
H u m amminird to II3I per fsmily i <3B. and aboui m i in l l u . 1Uie.\r figure* rrpre.icm thr «r»nd1ng e rnm rnl only. W hen *u i« ane local I Hitg i» arirtrrt, th r Intsi to
of our national Incomr. In o 'h rr r«n [>eoole flevoie nrarly oiir ;;me and effort lo supportlr.t MeK•
im that neeuniT «hlr*i thry ■v.ing in re tu m —Jerom f .Nonn 9ide
KLY fM X T E V nO N A Ln m the loan had Clfd a fr* rtar,. . !?ter of onr of Ihe wtialirr r.'i.trriir.*
•no; the rfch m a n i ' frii hr inu la . nr patstnc r rf r rrn c r to ii>r r»rni in , ion WT\*i h r had to sai »•« noi | pllme:itaj7 a rd he aonrtrrrd »na t
r utvHi 'h r late mli1lo.ialm in tJie third ro»
ir P ierrrm an rrmarkrtf-nenieiitiouiwT.«. R'.if'X* IMrkrr »»»' U n
rer>onrd he «as «ronh »IJ million.t>r allowed to l«<ave so much raonr>: ' jreacuno was prompt and decuive |f i n r " he tntem iptefl 'b u t i ih in t ,r.-l on Mr Tucker T »»_• «;i!\ h;ni i ^ Irt me tell flldr.'t B »sl il
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S ' S H O T S ^ y '»e- I •B SHZTf TH R i r r y ; .H D ear PoU olI . Hav* ytm heard the story of a-ga■ v b o got a va lueas Job In Twii■ VU1*7 S h e obvlouAlr w u u d lha jo t■ b u t i t w aa a 't long before all her oo■ w oriura knew ahe had n ’t had m ud■ cxp*n«oc« a t b e ia r a walueas. n . . Anyway, th a ja a y I ro t it, ene o■ Iw r eo-w orkera decided to gire he: ■ - a -few -p o ln U ra .- wh ereu po n - th e -fa S t o t qult« huffy. She w ent for hw
: c M t a n d 'th e n pr6eecded to ratte i v h e n p in ' good fuat. Her pur*e wu
^ to n e , th e cU tn ed .Seoteooe loea(«tl h t r purse ilghi
a n w here ahe'd leU It. T w aa then thi to*' ta l'c h ee k ed h e r purae lo '^ a k e cer" ■m ta in ahe atUl had t400, Bhe did.,t*- / DefKtiT*
n‘a PUPB FO B I U M D U T .A fem ale black collie with U r
_ m arkings la available a t the home ol ^ J . A. U cD aolel. north of Twin Pall*
T he dog la genUe. flhe arrived a t U» -M cD anlei~pIae«-ln -a-heir-«U rva« condition, obviously loat. The phone num ber U 03M-R13.
WANTA STOVE?^ A conatltuen t has a coal eoo) rnt *tore Juat ni*llng away In her b**e-
m eat, fihe'a willing to give n tc .gj anyone—for free—if they ll Just
come and get It. She aays the sieve hy Juat ne«d* a llttla elbow grtaae to . . p u t t t back In Ilrst-claas opemting
eotuimon. P o t fu rther InformaUon f . phone 1136, wo ♦ . »n . OUR BULLETIN BOARD« • Confoaing. Isn 't I t—T hn t’.i quite
a b it of nol.'e to make over w hal U obvJouily a lypogrnphlcfll error,
an Nope, one Lnn't two nnrt two Isn't Just one. B u t three is tliree. Our
lal »l‘P’o f ' . • •
FAMOUn LAST LINZ ed *. . . Aod If be waota on t ren t
” ex tra for th a t ear. you Jost boy ;e. a no ther pa ir of shoes Instead." ed GKynriEMAN i n t h e 'Ig FOURTH ROW •m __________________________________
" I B O B H O P E” * ThU Ume we made It lo Provl-
dence.Yes. air. w e're spending two da}-*
here to m ake up for the fact tha t we . couldn 't ge t he re on the last lour for
our acheduled performance.; j , Rhode la lan d Is so small, we com- n - pletely overahot It. We thought ll JJ. n-a* a runw ty forn . B i n s m B B M t A h : ---------------he I t 's so small th a taa »hen up In
^ ■ R ! ! ( & ^ ^ H m y hotel room.« V e r y t i m e 1
bed to the dre.vier.Ic ■ ^ ^ m B S |n H £ e a r c h c < l by the ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ G f l j ^ M C o n n e c t l c u i cm-
aa h"erJ^'e a“u
I*, ragansett race track to aee how the horses-were running, I got n surprise
" . . . mlno wa.W l. I wouldn't sny he waa slow, b u t by the tim e he goi to the sccond lu m . he had two llckeia for parking.
Afler th e race we aaw N arragan- sett t>each and w hat a picturesque
ly sight It U . . . the beautiful blue waters, and th e losers *lowly going out wllh th e tide.
Jd And alnce we were In Rhode la- -e. land, we c ou ldn 't mUs tlie opportun- In Ity to run up to Newport to see how10 high society lives. The cultured set n t had a te rr tllc Influence on Le* ft. Brown's band . Les now has the only re. b rn u section th a l plays uUh Its c - plnklea up.u- They asked us lo do three tnows f- here and I w an t to say th a t 1 have
nothing b u t adm iration for Uie na- e- tlves of Rhode Island. T his i>> where
j-ou find th e really brave New England atock.
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i Repaired!s u t ^ t h a l y o u r h a rd -
e a r n e d c r o p s nnrt livp.«tot.-k a r e h o u s e d i n s t u r d y ,
g- u e a t h e r - t l f i - h t b iii ld in trs . y( R e p a i r a l l y o u r h a m s ,
' b r o o d e r h o u !!c s , h o g hou!>es.^ j a h e d a . e t c , t h a l h a v o be en
I d a m a g e d b y t im e a n d o I w e a tb e r - w e n r .
11 W e 'v e a l l th e q u a l i ty m a - ^ te riH l* y o u 'l l n.M>d N' p u t I* y o u r f a r m bmlditiK:^ in i ip -
I t o p « h a p e .
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■ HOW THINGS
PEG l e r :Oen* Fowler h u been m y frleni
_ fo r nearly 30 years, f can UUnk of n m ore inappropriate man lo witle : m oral appraisal of Jimmy Walke which probably will become th final story of a aad and aqiian dered life.
[.• Fowler 1* * wtep.«My whoae stod X ' exclaffiAtlon at our Utest evening to * J . g e t h e r a f e ich **
ier ^ th a t night i^ rosier of the JOO*
h i ^ ^ S i l ^ ^ T l m t a ^ o f *Jlmm;.l j | P | l ^ y y g W a l k e r . = - l t . th.
w » U r .^ p ^ l . , m aw ltU h^feno* w ith a strain of cynlcUtn. who nirei: undaratand*. but vlU not a d ^ t . th a (he personal iru rdy of his fllppan'
in liiUa friend Is not to be oomparec of w ith the catutropbfl lo -U 0.D00.00( 1*. Americans. Indeed to clvlUxaUon or lie m uch wider ranies now th a l we an ad lha-w orid.agant* of "demoencf,: ne which Is accumulsUng.
T hU republic haa been a great experiment In self - govemment which Is crumbling, la te ly Ior th«
ok very reason that Uie likes o f Jlmmj e- W alker discredited ll with the peo- to pie lrui«ad of sdilng a public ex- isl am ple of rlrtuoUi manhood, strength ve and conscientious work, to . . .^ I know a proftulonal hoM-opera
celebrlly wlUi a public largely com- po.^ed of children who U careful not to be seen drlnltlng lest he disillusion them,
te Fowler would call thal hypocrisy U and. from his interpretallon of Jlm - >r. my. I gather thnt Walker, too, 11 thought ain mlsht be mitigated by iir bravado and the public flaunting of
s^hndat.I disagree In the lem u of a schol
ar, the Rev. Peter ii. Olllls. whc t once aald of another public man In f almllar clrcum.'tancev "let him slm-
ulaie a virtue though we have l(
I was a young sporu reporter In New York whfn Jimmy put through
- I the legUIature the law which redeemed from felonious odium the p r l« f lg h t racket, which had been In and oul of quod for 100 yean.
Hla *peeoh to the chivalry of the I- rogue aport a t a big lunching tr
the o ld Waldorf ended with a n emo- n Uonal appeal to thoee fine sporta- ;e men to take In their tender and 3r honorable charge t h i s precious
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T h e W e s t ’s o l d e s t a n d
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WTO;TALLS, IDAHO
3 APPEAR FROM
:’S ANGLES f s e s s r ;* * la ter yean when, from my pU ce ^ t
the apron of tha garden rltw. I aaw t h . jtounyT jftn Farley *nd o lher* In * n - the ru a t rnw, o i ^ e ^
Big Prtnchy. 0«ney M»dden oUier booUeggers arnon* the i»fu-
ock; u r p * , h o l d e r s o n l h e e a s l ^ ^ ^was th e gang th st operated Prlmo
« w S ? n e a . se^iral bootleg breweries * a a « ,d other worka In Uielr line, luy- T h e scene will nol be wholly m - H o deratood unleai you a re told
>t a Mr Parlsy. as chalnnan of th e box- >oat lag commluion and firs t official ol ‘ o f 't t * 'a a c r e d j ^ ' h a d *on-ms-tM ilj<e» (creU -athaadquaiiar* a decree .that
ax-convlela and olhen of uhm to ij oea. repuU tlon should be denied official n d credentials and excluded from the
S J ? " ' - - . . . . . . . ________a My iirst Inilmation th a t W alker
o w might rxu> for mayor came from 'e ly Ju n e a P. Slnnou. another aporta- h a t w rltar who had made a peraonal a n t hero of Jim but a hero according to red .tandnrds which were not'ldealbU c.000 I told htm he must be crasy but. on as th e campaign developed. I found
a re happy that ihla youngish llt- g rA tle -m an-eould-m aia tha grada . I
knew nothing then of W alker's prl- t a t »at* life or social hablta but I had m t. deapLied John Hylan. Uie ruUng th e mayor, for lu nepoUsm which then m y waa something new to me. a n d for eo- the aelf-adulailon which he prac- ex- tlced a t public expense on m any a I th sign over public worka and a t the
enda of -play streets" bearing tho •name. "John F. Hylan. m ayor.- Thta young man uou ldn t bc like th a t. No,
*ra 2 m a j nme passed during Jim - “"T my'a regime he developed the record
which Fowler now. out ot affecUon. would deplore aa a tragedy to Walk-
, er alone, forgetting th e damage lo self-government. ^
^ I came to know Walker ra th e r well ^ myself and I was pinked by a re-
mark he made the last time I aaw
! FUR STIgh ^ Tear fara ara atorad « a mo r«- V madem eold sterage T avlt la
4 CLEANING. R E P A Ik New a( low sommcf ra te s . «
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E S A N N O U N C E
RNS NOV( Y o u r O i M
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your 0 you con
Nlany
GRIP
your. buy them
W h .1 r 9 T htre 'i aiwo] L Store I
Stori- • • • W etlern
They're oH t«
J r R i E
n in s ta l la t io n !t s TIME PAYMENTSI
*n MUtXmilP Ti.t, Af. *.,,1. ( A l r t l . O . 0 ^ Th.,«,
• "«•. Al le - . . I :J w .,1r « ^ l . U Meorhly
"ilonies. < 1 ^ S u p p i i t s 221 M ain A venue E
K/r him when ha and ta 'O lto f tx fe e . •
s s x a s K * . ; ; ®ould iM ^ U e a W ie p r o ta b ly a a td re a u i
Ue” e r ■Mtrlol&‘->aDd added. *■
I t waa a j Uwigh he th o o g b tZ h a
r i E ^ t S ^ . s r » . ! ? t £aad people by bad men, taay m an a n and tnconpetfflU in ofllee. .
« thou fh Jim m y d ^ This r e t know v b a t harm ho bad doa rlmo th t confidence of t ^ A m ariean peo Erie* pl# aad the moral* of tto e * w h
lo him. I f ha waa too la w tua- work a t bU Job of mayor of th a bigth a t f « t d ty In the world, ona o f th
b ^ e i t poUUcal Jobe In tb a w ork ll cf why did he lake it? holy -T rh e -w « n te d -tfr - -« iv -^ U » - - Jhth a t u i if lE r i^ i“ *«d e o a e o f Toiy 5 « S f t e - frleadi w ert a o -batU IcUl than the underworld p e o p ^ w h the had he let the people eteet h lr
mayor of New^Yort? ^
liker ’ FOTler ta’ l o ^ U O T a l T l b a t " ^rom opinion of Walker la worthleaa. Yeirta- his emoUonallsm-Ood help ua—Ional the very tra it th a t oontroU niaior cg to our pollUcal declalona and p o ^ UaUc. our oplnloan on auch p i^ U c a l anbut. solemn problems a* laoor legtalalund lion. "Civil righU." re n t controlit- uxea and foreign relatipna.
a. I 1 llkad-Wftlker PCTSOOftHy-but_p rl- doubl that he could underatand lhahad a man could condemn h la behavio;llng and yet have a warm h e a r t fo r hlirJien Similarly, I find Fowler, w ith whor
for and hi* family -I and m ine havrac- spent so many happy tlmea. unly a faithful to hla 'deepeat moraU 1;the raising Uie record of Jlm m y'a e n » rtho only to excuse Uiem. Forglvenea# 1
rhts cne thing, bul condonaUon la anNo, other.
llm- Th* research, a p reuntlotia ne i» rd word for reporting, which w ent In tJon. Uils book ts great Journalism. T halk- prankLih. Irrepressible. Irreaponalbls lo Fowler never seemed to me to be i
thorough reporter when he wa* a the street, but I m uat h»ve beei
well deceived,re- This week Is no rew rite of clip
aaw pings but a revival of th e e ra o
rORAGE i<rar prealac* Iq tb* ttoeat. m eet ? I In Idaba. |
•A IR IN G , R E M O D E L IN G ^• . Can iU for beaded naaaeagar. k
JR SHOP i
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L T I-G R IP TIR ESI COI D RUBBERh N tceiioryf H your Iroda-In ollow- ouni, lo 25V. of Ih* tolol purchota ur old lite« ore your down poym tnl con pay the bolonce in itnoll monihly . No need to riik rh* /;Ves o f yoor ly 'onfltrf W a —Now for MULTI- » wllh COIO RUBBER. T hay 'r. lofer,Oei, Of* more comfortoble. Gfva ui ■>o(a on your old li r e i . . . w *'r« reody • ~ . . . N O W I Don-1 d . b , . You'll :d d lh, l o , MUm-ORIP p rk « i. loo.
hen You T ravell-o r i o W ,,|,rn Aulo Supply Com- ra Iteor you. In th* Mid W e s t . , , - Store,, tn It,, Rockle, ond tha W est I'f" S tor... In Conodo . . . M o c l.o d i,II teod , 10 te rv . you with a smile.
B r n i i j u M j . m a
e East Phone fi.'JT' *
• M WODderful opi, know that cS??,^ iT !« h e a r t ^ ^
« • trea t
hid “ H e l p e r o .a ll May IB
th e Helper* club tn i -UJfl Anna Fender w t
■wa* »n»wrred*“ ■1 I S * * - A ffPort S . oae«o - » the Qnmie*ho » “ . »peni in ^r t o m e n u were
S # l e g a l ADVeS s
^ - . i ' f . V K f i S ' g»Dy m sIn u is. iiJ?**! aim «r«l MlnliH. »
h b Aftr.pm»fi, — _
IS a tr of Um Dtf4r«n.A,^ JS*
hat jajh ,^lor A,,|„ c*
Electri
^ Prompt Sen]k • ElectrieMd 2 • Refriimi,
• Electric El
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L T I R E P O l
LD TIRn OldTltts'la > A'sDtwnfiiK In one of t M
d t in s onnounca made- in the th aH Western Ad have ju st rcveaU ere embarking OBI enal tire buyiofl Ing program. M p lan t to let-ootn th e ir old tires #1* inentt*,aiaketi)A
-4 l in a te - fo r trxW i ance 'and trade k 1 tire w ith unuied i
\ NaGiihNHl J AtW*s(s7R'r
Bt conjunctiotiil "N ew T ire Policy*, have also annots there is no need fa tom ertohavecaA buys a t a n stores. Customeni the ir old tires ooil which will BcrveH payment*. I t iJ th a t th is "New Tilt will sot a procetW entire tire Indufi!^
Customers Ni Own Price- At Weslern'i
A noth tr p«rli<l ta l io iu l "MtwTWl enables cmtoinef**theic owTi estiniit*value of their
I t h a i been reW" th e rto rcs wfll *J to ra e r s to ta l te in l Blanlc. flil itou tlH and present It ® ' th e « stores wish to trade for**" T I -G R IP 'n re t
T h e se E s tlm itt^ be used by tbl 2 t r e bfilngm iilttf* parked can oC.J*'able thethen be-jeturnrf **'
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^ he hwl norer he»rd Idaki-nor tb s ;
rtudr. Tbs vo*> ^ ‘ "I!
,n vw KlKted upon the ^UCM or UIM H u b ^
I 9. he U m vried. b ^ n ia a n tn d U f t E n d u - - (Mrer*lt7 of Commeres
|^ l5 h . he ip u k s Ent- Dh. aem un. P nnch and H, U no* wmpUln* a I H H B H i Sri dJcUgiW of Inuilneu *
WM the tr»n*l*tor of * »
F r i d a y
)g O rganize H e r e
RqHIp CVA A combined a i ) d i u e V T n .(UfD. Ufly 10 t'’’) -A com- t r a will be presKpnUsJoeal group# in p-ftiij hlRh scho<to Columbu valley ad- p . m . m d n y .
n propotil'i liw been T his program,r Uif Pwlfic N orihM tt u ,e genem l publs t utoclacion. - by H elen Bftnzln t eommtiuro will direct direc tor; R icher« Urge locel represenu- director. «nd ChiH eongrriilonai henring director,all Tnmtn's CVA Icgls- T lic choir willbwje public worlti com- wlUi "Com m it 'ufiij 1» plimned Jor Mny Rrtm." Bach: 'Tc
ElRcr: "My Love to hud the eommllWe Roxe," O arre tt;
n«m si*pltton, Seattle, Je*u." by Polentr : Bobtn Ormond Caie. w ith th e ^ "Ore Huodort Wegener, BolM!. Schum nn; "Mo !4 Idaho, end John Toole. M urray and "8iB| U niuni. Foxier.JoD ifieiken lodiy voice T lie Olrli> O lrt10 lb» mer-all rl«-er au- Crcnturen Now J
H«JtHloni“Tn^pd“ publtc •B en n elir“T hp N t t d the bMln develop- kovnVy. "O h Dc aisMd by the emiy en#l- Mfttler Be." En I iM the burenu of rec- The orclieslrn
of ihp proRrnm■ O verlure.” by
GOTO N A M P A ------------------------OU. U*T iO - Maybelle T k* « / i n»m n.C ecil Dou went H i C K U D L naatijr lo TLilt Mill Me-mother, Urs. EUiabetb W h P I l
— ---------------------------1 JEROM E, M i" ooctirrwl a t the
U l l i p i ond avenue anTORK U ir 10 Un~A “ '‘y Do^RC.
w f f l ' . t <«“ma8ed to the
mlTisitiy <Saner bllta.
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GARBAGv h a t s g a r b ;
ib a g e n u is a n c e e n d e d f o i
•WCHKS A fpr.TA N CE T H A T SI
■'■'fre AND WASHES IT D O W N TI
yllf!? . . . rid fo rr re r oIhf '■■'MILY . . . t» fer. health
lhr ** «f fenn„. ' '^nvrnlfBce and e lranlin
' ' • ’'•Po.M ef rW lrtrmlly, r t r h l doi.
1-90 dow n a n d o n l y 1fAYS FOR A G-E D
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LTWEILI
^ O T H ^ S ehoo
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f C o n c e r t I s Schec e b y T h r e e S ch o o lconcert o f the Junlnr Bcmily,' TKhalolr. bund and orolii-e- Dance," Baliko\’:esented In the Twin iioii Ovmiirt." 1lool symniuilum a t B conclude wllh t
Ddiiubr Wnlli."tn, which 1-. oiini lo R.ilrli(tc widibllc. will be directed hn* not been dccilmf. a cnppella choir #rd Sm ith. orche«trn thnriea lU tcllfre, band J a D 150111
ill begin the proRrnm V l f t i m S. Thy W«yn Oh Pll- ’Torrenl« In Bummer." P p o h 1.ve'» Like a Red. Red l ^ d O l l JIt; «md "Oh Bone WASHINQTOIitnnn, II will continue w m te Jiidlclnryrchcalra Song," W. proved a lioiwc-I n d a m e Jennetle." *20.000 in the di'Some IMlk* Do." by killed by a Japw
durmg lh» wnr.Irr ciub will ulns "All Tlm unRedy (■ Are Merry Minded." Ore,, when chiliNlBhttrimlc,“ T ;« h iil ' reheol-plcnlc cr
3cnr. W hnt Cnn the flonted in IhU cinsllKh folk fons. rciiiA froni Jnpnirn will bCKln il.i p a rt Mve cWldren.m wllh the "Dldon .MItrhell, n clinp• Plcclnl: "BleepinK The bill, inl------------------------------- Lenipkf. R„ N. 1^ , 000 to the MinimOverturns “- S 'X ”I Hit by CarJay 10—An accident k iMDERLY. te com er of ea*t Sec- g -^n lons-UmeKanTo .IrlTlnff a 1037 neoan. Y_.i, .r a lOJT pickup driven S ^ y J
hau«-By o \er and gn,er f, It a Uleph^one pole. Norway e fro n t fenders, rad l- _____________ iII of the eedan v u
I13S and the renr ox of the pickup were he extent of an esU-
TO IOWA May 10—The Rev, I, fftinUy plan to depurt -
• ComlnR. In., whero ill 'r i t l t relatlvesi whileJnrrjea a ttends a F rw - " Q i. aaaembly tn Duck Hlll
iE? ^A G E ?
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3REVER BY 3HBEDS FOODIH E DRAIN J ' ; ;
htrr—of f v b a c e . ht r™
Ihter becaoae you're gtx>i •m i and d tie u c . It iiine»» . . . wllh a ll c«r»>own ih e «lRk dnUci. Aiii
trfrtiM
18 CENTS SC” :OISPOSAL
iSARY PARTY
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* * * The Twin I_ _ with the bane d u l e d
o l G r o u p s -------—rhalkoveky: •Slavonic; & U w : and th e "P ian in- SAN DIEO I." by R obcru . I l wiil - a Snn Dlei h the popular "Blue nrwrd (nitli z." by Slrawvt. kln>lnr^^ nf t lid Uie bund pronrnm T lir woinn dcciaed definitely. lost Iwr piu
--------------------- sliopping In
mb Blast ''a'iw hour
n s to G e t E S S h F r o m U .S .TON. Mny 10 (>r^T he nry commltU'c hus ni:-itfc-piisied bill to , pay D a n c S E 'e dtnUi or MX perw mnpnnesee balloon bomb ‘\Y ;
r/'occ.iTT«l nenr Uly, COPKNJIACliiildren on a SundJiy «'ar ci ; cnm c-iipon -»-bom hl\ country on nir cur- m w aufinc tnipnn. were .exrculeiren nnd Mr.v Archie of j.hnpsron. were killed. Ten o thrr w
introduced b>' Rep. dentil KntcncN. D.. would allow Ji,- priMnment fcInlnter husband of Mrs. mcnl.*nld.
M,000 to th e pnrenta — i _^ e c h ^ ^ Car(: to Norway j e r o m e ,y . May 10 — Ernest Negro laborer, jne resident, and extcn- on highway S3 Tier here, has departed of Jerome, wi rk from where he will lost control of ly and Sweden. In those rough apol I will vlBlt au aun t aged rolled over an
:r relatlve.i. Egan was right bnck i way. The damaff* '
1 5 e y o n d i
O n l y
»M ouaB uaftnu noior.?»r th>n i '4<> Cj HiIUc, will litve to « »ii. _He <ri!l htve to “ tit until the »citnee ef mo r itiinuficture h n rcucheJ • higher lereL 1 rr- in thii goryrm.ily beiutiful c r t . t i ra -n r™nd the rm W inient of .11 «,Kit .. curren
r.i in.1 deiiratile in «n RulnmoMf. h il, in e»er>- w«v. "
All.‘troe'o*«ch «'ucceedirg Cidillic model. i in .he 15<9 a r ^ -
comrm tv rr r i.p tc t fif the »t yc»r'« pTlrsl tdvtnee ii in the power punt-
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i R N A E D ACOND-,.VVESlgLEASI-:— ^
M ES-^W S, TWIN FALLS.
• t i c i p a t e i n C o n c e r
In PaUs Junior h lfh Khool choir, abovn >and and orehettr» lo a (oncert to b« b tl ll open to th e pnblle. Hi» oreheitt* will ■rill direct th« band. (Bhatklett p h s to -x
Surprise plEOO. Cnllf.. May 10 (/D £ 3 1 0DlCRO nurxr han a re- o t in i i r v ' ,t Itll in honenly a ,d
o " /n „ t H l S r D ” So^V .
louM Inter .the found thn c h u rc ^ ^ p ln f j her front porch;-Uie WOnd »!33 worth ot Jewelry {,,r. „„d Mrn.le nnld there wn.% no noU! ainhop and M:c 1%110 hnd rcnim ed lhe m,,, „umbrr.i n
cll Beecher. E------------------------------------1 Eugene Picket
i T T Ed RasmuKfiiExecute Five pmyera, and J.
W ar Criminals’lAGEN, Mny 10 i-ri-Five
ter^om t ne.lv"’ « «Ge°m.m ^ ^ p n u in T
m ed today, the DiuiWi
-r wur criiiiinnU had lliclr jvn Lee Kim tcnces commuted lo lm- vcere Ned an t for life, Uie nnnounce- n iaon .
Earl and Lowe------------— - • - - bcnrem were
/-V . Bird. Dean Rr Uverturns and wmiam iE, M ar • I(> -U on Guy.irer. drlvins a 1S4I sedan i>u«« <y 03 nbout two miles north ClIOPPE, wna uninjured when h« b a l e LOA>l of h b c a r a fte r he h it a b i>l In the road. TJie car o n n r ' i j '• and UlB top. fcnden nnrt K O U hKJc wheel were cmaslird. H Mile n .( • w u estim ated a t MOO.
P
1 it —
ly th e J u t u r e !
WUnddmBtina
nn th* whotlT ne* V.t)p« engine which « CidilUc'i ert»tiTt miitefpeC*.
r motor The power do* U »o urwolh, ili' 'eL For tnnhiottible, (hit tninr My the
!“ more by tuttmiilic propuUioft. F re»lly a chtllcrgt to the im.giniiio
If yoo wilh to kiro«r how tnil; 1 motor „ofof c r CJn bt, >-oo «re cordi«lly I I .L , a t our thowrtnmi fot t look m d ■ Id' and Voo tre we lome t t .ny tim e-rt»». But r " “ expectlant—■ toeentt.
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L-t H e r e F r i d a y IN
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D above w ilh Ita director. Helen B ar >tld Id tb e h l ih school lynu ia tlnm a HI appear under Ila director, R lehart —ta l f enrr»*lngl ________________
oners AreI to Lot Udy ■ ■Mny li>—Puneral aerv- Udy were conduclod a t bemacle. wlU> Biahop of Uie Burley second
itng..he mortuary w u given 3inon, and Mrn. Edna red the prelude and quartet, composed of
. Claude Bingham nnd Mrn. Vern Cnrter, nans nnd speakera were Cc- ■BLihop ElUiU Beecher, stt, and Biahop Carter,II nnd Pred OtUcy gave John Rich sang a nolo, d Mrs, Forrest Severe
a mnde In tha Elba 1th Orfon W ard dedl- rave. Piowcrs wer* car-ii—Bdna—O h ttrch r-M r« .------------------irler. Mrs. Delitv. S in g le Gdy. M arva Haxrln.. Bcmlcs Chandler and ng, 'Active paltbearcra ind K enneth Beecher.
RuH L e a ^ , Rodney rell Udy. H onorary pall- ) Leonard Ross. LeRoy Roblnsoo, Jo h o ^ T a ;lo r
VI Ordwa Now (er EO HAT PILEB8 •ADEB6 . . . TBCCK 9EDS, ETC.RTS W ELD IN GW est T. r . llo fp ltal p -
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I csiily rinU u
ind >0 seentinstr le e»r seemi fo Performtnct it
ion.lly wonderful • ly inrited lo c»ll ■ ride.rfSirdleu of the ':t j-our n o t t»r
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PANY %L E M J A J R A H S U -
N ight Scout Rl Parlej
® “; . '3 Kimberly-Haj»%:■ . , ', i - ii.T- - :u , a - tf lc t-m c e U n g .
roundU blo wlU I f i ' r - ' ‘V r - ' v - J T huraday a l t l l : ’ ' : • 'I . . ’< hall, accordingf r ^ l P l l K ' ' ■ m u m rew n jt
I M the roundlablc L - x M B F i •; com pletion o
and details of held Ju n e 10 table will bo oc
Train ing « tAble Wll Ibe ec
Ing w ilh the ■'Threo AssisU tm^__________
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T o p f ink ing d o c to rs— cm ine and throat ipocUlists"—
iuggest P h iu p M o r r k I o f irritation due to sm o k in g .
Find ouc w hU id ifference it . ..w h a t a pleasure i t is to sm oke
America’* riNBSr O g a m t e . T ty a pack of PHIUP MORBIS to
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Roundtable' ey Scheduled UQHf ^
WlU be neld a t B p. nu V d S l I a t the Hansen O rw c a W ltlio u t Ing to Eud ScoU. dlatrict ■Dsrui MurxlU. illrtrtcb -ceuoBuuiaa»
S S am of summer eamp^pUna -bMdwhMBB4<, of tho camporo* to bo - 10 and U a t Baabury-a S S f k a S S ia
« continued a l the meet* Dm'twmiUi
«*w iilnued • I ’o ie ^ n w t^ 2Uie shotcing of a film. sislanu." for Bcoutmaa- ^yworblsotcw
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I I n 4 'C o u n t i e sl u d bo«rd h u approved u i e of ■U U U nd lo J fftenon . T w in F allt. TetoQ and Caula c«unUcj|.
' Edward Wootley. t u u land com- mladonBr, u ld m otl of th a acrais*
U rra u c g Und. A toU l of 130 acres W U approved tor m Js In JefferAon eounty. S30 acrei In T»-ln F»ll4 countj', 400 «crc« In T eton eounty U ld iO acres In C aula county.
L<u« ApiiroTvd A 40-ftcr» m lntrsl leas<> wa.i ap-
' — T»roved’ In~BolM'coiuily7'AppllcaiiLi " 7 r~ - Wffc Erra-PtantTind John 'M nrdock. •
alw approved a 400- acre pbosphaU leaM th B ra r I>ak« counly lo (lie McIIIviec Plio.'plmie company, Motiipcllcr.
Carl T. Kulil. Clayton, g ran t« fd a placff IfW en the Salnion rl- Ter )n C u iur county.
An riucinfnt for ro.id bulldiiiR purposes w»j*i:rantr(l In C«rlbou county by th t liinil bojirrt.
* Appllraliont D rnird T v o appllcatloii.N for .uitc of 320
acrta of s u k tinibe.- in C learw ater counly and BO s r r t t of Umber In Bonneville county were denied by th e board. Wooder “ Id tl»e Umber va4 second Rroalh and would double In value laier.
Tlic appointment of two fir* w ar- drnji approved. Tlicy a re John T . M#lliew-v MeCall. in th e Pay- r t tc forr.'l iirotfciii’e dU trlct. and Bert MahoiifY, Soda Sprlnss , In tli^ Cotionwooif forwt prot«»;clvc db - trlci.
G a i n f o r U s e
O f H o s p i t a l s '
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th a n 16.000.000 pntlpnt< were t r e n t^ tn American hoepllali during UU
I y e a r be ln i idmltted a t a rat« of - ona every I J aecondi. a lurvey . Aboved todty, I
I Tlie length of ita y p e r paU tn t ' Averaged 10.5 days, about a day lew th a n tn 194T, the lurvey also ahowed.
' I n a l l paUent da>-« In SJ3S hoepiuU •dded up to 4U.478JS4 days. Using a •10 a day for an averasr cost, hospitalisation of tbe IS.432.774 patlenU probably ceet around $4.&00.000/>00
; du ring the ytir.•n ie survey, edhiplled a n d pub- ?
lUhed by lhe Amerlran Medical " •Moclatlon. furtlier dlwloftcd: ,
T here are l,423i20 ho*nli«I brdu ” In the United 8Ut«s, T h a t Uie average dally popuUllon In the ho»- y,' p lU li. L-i U17.164,
T liere are 9MJ99 persons tn ? m enU I and nervous h ra p iu u . °
T hc number of tuberculosis lios- ^ pifitu l<rti»fllnlny «p thut Pm o rt and more paUenU a re being trea ted with iireplomycln. reducing " th e neceMlly (or hospliallsatlon.
T he use ot hoeplul* for rwiMemlly care l» Increasing tremendously. Ehirlng IBU, ihere were 3.704.281 " hosplU l blrthi a t compared w ith . «313M In J9». The high mark. however, ws* «ei in 1B47, w ith 2,637,- 130 I w p iu i blnh». •
T he trend for (ihorter hosplial » u y !’ U conUnulnj. In Uia govem m enla] 1 general hoepllali, Uie average lenKlh “ ot e u y droppM from 19.5 dayn lo n j days in I9<8. In lhe non-gov- " em m enU l gtneral hosplLnl*. the ^ lengUi of lUy dropped from 8.7 daya ^ t o 8 J days. "
The AMA reported th u t In the r, overall plciurt. Uie average I rn s ih o f h » p lU l jiny Iin» dropped by fl.4 - daya in Uie lu t three yeara. JJ
Player’s Accuser “ Released on B a il ,
N IW YOllK. May 10 tU JD -Fred J Boysen. the 2J.year-old BrooU ynlte
•• trtio aceUMd New TorU O U nU M anager L « Duroeher o l asaaull, w»* ouk on Iwil tfldBy facing chargesof purse-ensichlnR. C
Boysen spixsrfrt In m agistrate ’s i,court yesterday to wlUidraw his tcharges agalnal Uie OU nU m anager. «As soon ss he did. Mar>- Ryan, a iiregistered nutre, *teppr<s forw ard o »nd accu.vd noywn of snatchingh e r purse fontalnliiR *112 M arch 27. d
She aald ihe^reci>i:iiizr<l noy^i>l\ (.Jrom plrturr^ which appe.irrd m tlir ),
. newspapers In connecUon wilh the fD urocher ea^t. d
National Hospital , Day Proclaimed "
B O ia t M»y 10 O ov, C. A. Rotilna haa callcd on Idshonns to ob(!cr»-e nstionsi hospital day May13 and to psrtlrlpste In a slAte ob* pw n-ancp Msy IS. b
Tlie Koicmor ss]d "only through h ijnder>iamllng and tiip full support «of evrnoiK' in thf* lon-.munlty la n11 po.-.Mblr (i.r oiir ho.vpiuls lo con- HIln u r to tiiiiirme standard* of care tJand to pr^»l:r ? In providing a vital »•ervice to a ll" r
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TUESDAY Bargain Night
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UNIV(kUl.lHTCINATIONAlJOHN JO A N
PAYNE CAULFIELDSHEUEY
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S a l e o f S t o c kBOIBt. May 10 WV-Tlie J . R. h'
81/nplot company h u been eololned from dliposing of stock In the « Columbia Metals corporullon by „ fedcnil dlsUlct court. b
t'ederal Judge Cha;<e A. Clark yesterday Issued a temponiry In- luneUon against lh* Blmpjot com- i, pany and J. R. Simplot, Idaho In- ^ duslrlallJl. II prevenU the dls- - poiiuon ot 100 shares of stock and ,i iiromluory notes tou iling •331.}i0 „ or"Ufe“ c6rp‘5i‘iu on rT n*~ «6 tM “ ara t now held by Slmptot, «
According to tha lUpuUUon flled , In Ute case. boUt partlea agreed to ‘ the Umporary InJuneUon. This ngrtem ent cfneeled lhe neceuliy :nr holding a hearing on the In- luncllon. Uie court said, ./
A temporarj- rf.stratnlnB order agBliwi thc Simplot compnny wa* , Usued Mi\y 1 by the courl afler ‘ suit was filed by J. O. Oallagher. SeatUe, a (tockholder In the firm.
Oallagher uk ed the restralnlnR ^ order herause lie .M«ld Immedlnte " action wa» necejv.ary to prevent dls- • ' posal of the atork nnd promluor)' notes. His suit also asked the re- P straining order br followed by a " leiii[)orary Injimrtlon. *•’
T h r Injunction wu* ne^e.1 ar>•. Oallagher claimed, t f l t r the Sim* p l o l company "repudiated" an opilon ssrpement fnr the aale of Uir atock and notes to th r Columbln Metals rorporaUon.
McCloy Becomes i; Blaine Officials
HAILin*. Mny 10-O eorge 8. Me- " Cloy was aaom in Mondny lui niidl- lor, recorder anrt ex-olflclo clrrk ofthe court by Blaine eounty commls- *7sloners a t lhelr monthly meeUng, He ** Is the fln t Democrat to hold th st office In J2 years,
McCloy replsce* Ben Tham m. whe " (lied t«-o monitu ago In ottlce Mr* Kiitiy O. nrlUky, fh lrt deputv. hsd 1 l>eeii srnlni; in ttir Interim Her '• re'lgnntlon lyranie erie ittvr Mon- *' dar- She will a.vj.\i her hu.sband in tl a new bu«inrs.' irn tnre
A uU tlni McClny a'lll be Mr.-. R t |. H el Duhler sncl M n. June O u^n ss sl depuuts.---------------------------------------- p
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Attend \U\WyKINO HILL, M a r i n - A vo.mK
people’s rnllv ot tlie irtnlio Prr?- wbyitrv snrifU'. nrirt rrcnitly m the eiNampa Uiiilrcl Presbytcrinii cliurch- *'was attrndprt by Wllnin J.inn-v An- hnabelle Purr?. Kenneth .iniir'. and al K enn'tli .Marnoch. aceompanied hvthe Rrv. R I, Barnes. MlM Jonei wwon third tJ .ce in a Bible reiidins yicontest in the IJ to 17 age group, bi
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NKVFR BKFORE AND NE
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H e r e ’s H o w B r a
H i k e P e r C a ptiy HENRY MeLEMOHI
, ' At hand U a le tte r from one Wll- llam C. Werbor. whose htatlonery
• heading declares )ilm to be an In- suranco counselor,> with olflce.'i in Ute
‘ biMbalt p l a v e r i .^ ^ ^ W j | i ^ «, Why th r enclosure f lB |[ 9 u u W |
T don't know, be- m m m m ir • cause the column Mrl.«iiiirf
‘ WHft written only a jJiort while ngo,' anrt while my memory duPA not
exactly m atch lh a l ul an elephant, . I t isn't Ahou' ‘Hie le tte r-a n d I alli boll ll down . to Iti r«ajitlu l klndlineM ot spirit —
reaits like Uil't:■ "Hogwiuih. McLemore, HoRwn.’.lil
•'EHd .vime baseball p irv rr once‘ refuse your refjue.M lor nn auto
graph?"ftometlnie a lirn you nr» In Ihe
preM bulldlne, .Mop by and let me help you oul on tllL^ bnvball pinyer
complex you have developed.•■ni even br kIiuI Io H l'r you llir
; bftllplaycrs" point of view on jou newsmen.
'T hen you can u riie intrlhRently on both aides of the aut)jn-t."
I aonder if llm l toiild t>r Uie same Werber who iiM>d io plav a whale ot a game In the miijor leagues. Bill WerIxT, I menu. The ona who was' w llh Uie CInclnnsU
I Reda for a long time, and waa one I of the gamest, best fietdlng infirld-
ore I ever Uld m.v p)’“ on,■Naw. It couldn't be. T h a t W rrbrr
[ kJiru- nir well rnnuRh in know tlist . my first name Ij j i 'i Ho(r»'aAh. bui , Pigpen.t So, th* rest of th u column w m '
be addre*.'c«! to Ijunir,incr Couns'-lni , Werber. wliorvrr h r IV
Right off. I w ant lo ti'll him that I I won't Mop by and ;.rr him. al-■ tliouRli J am <inlir orieii in the na., tional pre.vi biUlduiR <n the »’ay to1 the NaUonal Pre;.* club. I
1 know what he woiiln rto tf I dirt.'■ He'd probably forscl lUl ii-joui ' straightening m r oui on b:i r;)iiH
plavfrx. and s ta r t tryinc lo me la>,uranre. or artvumi: n i- h'.-i to lake w hat litUe ln.Miraiur 1 nm r iMJO. straight hta> ami lu rn u i;j
; atlhlllUes so lh a t when T wn^ Pfi I . would s ta r t setting > l-'0 the f ir" i>!' esch monUi, and thu i l»- frrrd ol u:i . worries and ahle to t«'<r J.mu rn.1
h r r crutch on happy, careficr irip-i I about the country.
No. Iruuranfr C‘oiir..\r]rir \Vrr!>rr.1 when In Waaluiigion 1 win tloase ; you as If you were t:ir plaK.ir -jiin
bells on. If ae ever g rt ti'K.ihcr
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S M f f l i S f ' iS I • U U A I STICK / . iK i m n s M o ^ f j
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i p i t a F a r m I n c o m eyou'll have lo run me down and
; j | . tiring mo to earUi wlUi a flying ei-y tackle,Jn- Aa for my huving been refused an
autogruph by a tiaseball player, you |>4 are wrong. In a ll my years ot re- lV porting m ajor league busebull, It I t nevrr daxned on me to ask » player l i for hi^ autograph, I have asked for I a lot of other things, of cour.'e. Bill r a Dickey usc<l to give me all hla old f y shlrt^. llail lo be cut down quite a g H bit. but good enough for eveo'UiIng H excep'. humlny wear, Ut».v Oeiin
tued to give oie a nUoke a hole on B ~ Ihe 'ao ircourse , aind Joe Cordon' al- 5 h waj-jf lel me have his broken bat^. ^ which I used for flreaood- Bab#
RuUi gu»-e me many a ride In from Uie We.Mrhcster Countrj' club, and
, ; Lefly Oonirs ha.% given me many a laugh, and Paul Derringer once gave mr u silioiguii hr prized.
B ul I never thoughl ot aaklng for an autoginph.
And. Ill concluslnn. Insurance ,,■1 Counselor Werber. tha t business of, •■ni IntelllirrnUy nn both ildc^
of II qucAUon ihu l you mention does not upprikl lo me.
, 1 llko 10 be dead aTong or dead right.
No srays lo r me, eipeclaUy nl a race track, Krays belnR celebrated
for lhe lr inability In win races.T hat II be all, Mr. Werber. Now
take your brierca.'r anrt follow up Illy ’•'“'I'*
ijor Youths to Face «« Car Theft Count
T uo b..y*, aicrs IS and 16. uere tnU'n by niithorlilro loO jdm TD tah. where lhey will be liimed over to
brr Juvenile uuUiorillr.-.. Thr boys *p. hat t>earrd h rre Monrtiiv afternoon be- bui fore U, s . Commissioner J. O.
Pumphrey. will Ti;cy nre allesrd lo have .iiloirn a •Ini 1P40 s 'd sn April .10 hi Ogden. Jer-
(inir .■Jirrlff'/v o tflc ru and ,MMr paths! rolmen npprehcnCrd the bovr; sun- al- dny iiighl iiftrr tliry had wrrrlted na . Ihr < nr on hislinay 25 three miles
lo weft of Jerom r,
JAILED A.N'irPlSEOnUHI.. Miiy 10-C heitrr Orirr, 3d.
Hnk-rrmiin, plrsrtrfl culllv Monday *•- Huily, jiL'tice o( the
'•'C |i, nci- ; lo tallliii: In pny a hotel bill and Vln.' . 'rn lrn c 'd M 10 day^ In the
|(-o;mry jn;l nnd »?.'r.<.»rd »i:«0 coun
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F l o o d D a m a g e
T h r e a t E x i s t s
l i r , T ^ o r t H w ^ 1____ TinTflE May 10 (/P)—T hretu_fl
daimagtnK high water Uiroughoti th e Columbia besln aUll e*Ul, th IrrtfB llon <Uvlslon of the toll coo aervatlon aen lce u ld .
M oisture conUnt of the n o i pack ftt high levels U fUU be tween 3fi and 60 per cent ebov norma). Wayne Crlddle, supervU or. declared. He added U u t th April runoff had no l epprecUbl d im inished the flood hazard.
ConUnued hot weather will meai n -K l a n d probably damaglni run
- -offi-<3rtddlr-e«Jd.-He-;al»97*<ide« th a t Warm r a in s 'n ^ ld niCTtaee-thi runoff danger. ‘ '
W eather Main Fatlor He aald weather condlUoni dur
ing May and June would d(termln<- th e cx tent.-o!.ilfM d.lim rd..B bouli
w eather eondlUoiu glmllar (o tboa of 1949 exist, an extremely h e a r n in o ir could be expected, he «ald A heavy toll of life and propert; waa cauaed by floods in the PacUl northw eat last year.
^ o w cover throughout a larg portion of the Columbia basin l stUl well above norroal. CriddU said "Snow surveys bhovr high tnow wate c on ten t in westem Montana, north ern Idaho and along the Cascade in W aaliington and Oregon. Largi volumes of water are sUl! expected from m ost drainages l o c a t e i th roughout the basin. The rate a which th is water comes U dependen upon w eather condlUona,
D roughte In lower valleys of thi Columbia basin mUlgaies Uie flooc danger, eomewhat. he said.
Pack Not ,Helled Crlddle added tha i nol much ol
thc heavy luiow puck had mellec during AprJI, He declared Uiat coo: w eather was needed now to preveni a rapid runoff.
He sa id there .ilioiiW be adeijualt w ater fo r a ll Irrigation needs thlJ y ra r even though IrrlgaUon wa! .-iinrtetl nearly a monUi early Ir
- sctne sections of the northwest thh ftprlng.
High w ater, he said, Js possible or the Y akim a and W enauhee d rainages In Waahlngton, the BltUrrooi and F lathead drainages In Montana, a n d the Clearwater, Spokam and Pend Oreille biulns m Idaho, as well as In Uie Koocnal.
Bannock Legal Battle Is Joined
POCATELLO. May 10 (,5-,-A sull lo se ttle legal conuw erslrs over the proposed million dollar Bannock county hospital lia> opened in dlatr lc t c ou rt a t Pocatello,
T lte cn-ie, brought by Bannock county officials, se eb an hijuncuoti a ca lu s l..m n lu lln g - .th e validity ol bonds a n d bond sales. The bond; were sold Nov. 1. 1048. The sull It agnlnst B. A, McDevltl, Pocatello anrt oUiers.
Since th e ho.ipitaI bonds were arv proved Nov. 8. 1040. «-everal sulU hnve been flled coniesiing legality of the rlrctlon . Tills has ’delayed con 'in ic lton ot ih r main ho.’piU! at, Poca'.eilo and t-<o receiving wardi jll Downey and Grace.
To s tu d y MedicineJKRO.Mii. May lo - a r « i i l Foster
son of .Mr. and Mrn. Ira E. Foster has been accepted for advanced study In llie scliool of physical medicine a t thc Medical College ol Vlrclnl.V n t Rlclimond. nnd wlll enroll Uiero for cla-ves UiLi fall, ac- cordlnR to word received hrrr, lie wJll receive his badielor ef science degree In education a t Unl'.erftlty of Idaho canm enecrncnl cxcrcues May 30.
H SQUARE ; DANCING
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.h. A t L e g a l M e nood - n 1
I n N a v y R a n k sW AainNOTON, May 10 (U.B -
, W hal the nuvy needs, according to Sen. Pal McCarran, D.. Nev,. are somo la*7ers who can Qualify a t a
, "bar ouislde of a n offlcen' dub-'' t “ I n a 35-page le tter to Cbalrman
Millard E. Tydlngs, D-. Md,. of Uie senute arm ed services committee, McCarran aald Uie navy should havo a corpj of lawyer* who have bean trained In law schools and are able
^ to hold th e ir own wlUi civilian i t - torneyj,
«>'' Prop»** Change*T h e Nevada Democrat’s letter
pro|)o.wd n Ion* list of changes In a ' “ house-approveil bill to se t up a uni
form code of JusUce for the armed service.' An armed services lubcom- m lttee is holdmg hearings c a Utebin,
. J McCarran said "Uie navy lin. nol J Q now, snd never has had. a corps of lUlt lawj'ers."the "Unlll th e reccnt war." he uld,' ock "It po ivw ed i very amall group of Ila- o fflcen w ho wrre regular line ottl-
cera but who had been sent to law Bcl: .whooh. T h e pracUce was to send ion Ihese nfflcers to sea for a tour ofQl du tv Biter tlielr ’legal IralnlnK.^___
[Ida "Mo»i of them had never been , i5 admitted to any bar ouulde of an llo • officer'! r lu b "
Cirlllan' Atlomeyi ijy. During the war. McCarran lald. ill3 the nivy was forced lO employ clvll- llty Ian a lu m e y s to provide "competent yed legal asaislAnce on contract and lta) procurem ent matters," j jj j Since V -J day, he said, some law
yers hare been trensterred from Ihe naval reserve .lo the regular ranks. B ut thc nav y consider* th t 'e attorney* flJ "ajw la llsU " who will nol
ter. be moved up throuRh the regular ter, promotion syalem. he ssld.
BOI8EAN8 m i f " { FILER, May JO - Mr, and Mra.
Boyd Pond and family. Boise, spent . . . the w etk-cnd with his parents. Mr. j j j and Mrs, A. E, Pond, tice J - Iof
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GOES T O W ASnm O TON f KINO H ILL. May 10-Z oe Bau ) wenl to Oolfiu. W ash , last week o:
a tm lgest trip .1
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. .u . r « e h communist w u o u l o f to* ’m«yTeport<
a<re u,*t red number o t outforcei of lh» tof Uie Meglo
W «t- been le t fo r Ui o tth e M o p n .,^
‘f * ^ . - ^ e r h*vln» D istrict O ra^ * S ' o f P il«“*?* . IM5 «ute»- He g»v<
-p « -h o u r cftn-i n f « ? ^ * S . W t o l a e n . ^ l u t f l M c n f S S ^ e r ««3 i h a ^ iprtngrU nfftU3_ pK*« Mascow.They
g f e - ^ S p d t a !
i i i c - s J “If™ uie Sorltt hU»> wm- tteu In th e v f i r lhe western forcea In- In p»uia 'idvu ice following * rept: carbb#d.Pll»en-Bud*el/. ^ com ing lo H.'.Biure Uicse point*. eouth cen tral 1<•U tr « t r t ready to eon- Review of theJ^idvance mto C»sho»>o* srsU m I, the Obe m d * health detects,to the purpose of clesrtng 0,o locaUc
o f ^ » e nv e« " in . p it anduon with ologlcal record.■ c u t banks. If the sltua^- H arvejaim Bsen*’'’*'*/ **'“• Ugnted condltloiUien supreme allied com- j,e»)lh h f tu rd s
, , . of sewBK* aysteidrstice ^ »“ PP’y-ju l forces would h» 'e la* There are ;gjliower’s troops east of cesspools. wlUi
,„ school, he reporitt. on May S, IMS. the mill- j^ye bo m nny «A t ferwsrdfd a letter from „jj_ u „ t UieyAntonov, chief of the rea conditions.iCTl $Uff. which »Ald; H trvey alco
to Kefraln condlUons exist•erlet command roQU**** more commun!Hunhower to refrain from bresks m ay bo, 7 ^ e allied forcei In by files.Jokls beyond Uie fomerly The boeterlola line. Uiat Is. Karlsbsd- elty water suppBd Budwfls so th a t a pos- factory and th^ o n of forces csn b« tigh t in IMS
tAmln*t«d. H vBil nMsags dated the fol- Mains of theIT Bsenhower said: "The nted repair, heM a it under InntrucUans faulty and th e rn sl Uw line KarUbod-Pll- sssu y dead u :«{*.• He went on lo add To correct th '•miomod'' the Russians u now picking
of advancing rapidly blsh tn acco rdsM ttit ittuatlon In the een- nance. Poet salt*eountiy. plans to repairUt« departmenl said tha l correct public hiI tl Uie exchanKe-pars- as possible, hol« pfolect the communlea- The board stld » -«u published because Ucn of a wwaceeuitoqulrlss" and because funds are vad<filM lUtementi and Inter- be unable to pr01" bsTe been mnde about need for nubileh fpiwif. A recen l ord
l iNo Extras'
liberal Tra
Owner, r tp o r t 1 7 ,1 8 , 'nilot par g o llo n -o n d i
Y « . t l i . r . J l i, to own tW . 1 ™ . r , p . „ r f u , V .typ.,
T l Sport M . n l
A rt i t e r a E t iT i l i i r u l h . nno.r t r on tho ro .d l
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R o u t e J a u n t F i n d
3 H o m e ; L i f o r m a t iU a r 1 0 -A week-end trip taken by two ro tftclato .'B m TllW,ey.\lee Lry-m»n*«er. regarding a rwltc to u»e * w m ew h a t frulilea when stvfral people
d W hltU kw went fIm to Pocatello to sed p la n t The officials had ]usl le ft fc •anted to confer wim t te new mayor 1 awn. 'r ted a great amount of aeilvity a t A r« U lKif'SUle cars Uiere. W hlilaker suld lo Valley caravan over thc proposed i Uio same day as the openliij of the sea „ v h ere there li suli unow. rasler John Kellh dticribed the propo ICO road as hslf the dlMwcs o t th e o' ivo the mileage a.i 82 mllcj, and snld sp< Lbe mftlntiUDed.on.Un.road. - - - 3 lbed range eoncuuons as extremely d kU In 10 years. - • • - -
i r i a n O u t l i i i e s D e
P a u l S e w a g e , W a 1rage facUlUes and de- the nuisance cnvillage water supply a te disposal sy
ul have been studied Post pol»ied ip o r t by Paul officials. InvestigaUiig ce« . 8 . Pool, san lurlsn , defects In P au l :Id ah o health unit, bm, Uial lack ohe last repori of Paul a lirnjt Impossll
Indleated iwo public to be Improved..8. Post said- They -----------tio n o t Uie city pump >1 inadequate bactert- O f e g O n i
er. san itarian. Inves- V n f P Q 4 Ions In Paul nndfound ’ VTLCa I s created by Uir lack .em and adequate wa- A U
SALEM. Ore. several ov^erflowlng eouncU of O res
Lh two behind the voted U» go on )rled. Some propenles Monday Mny • cesspools, old nnd in ^-ould be In eff / p reseni unfavorable -nus will p u t
^ valley city amot> r e p < ^ d dangerous ber of Oregon istlng in Uial on# or to f a it t lS e t r t l inlcablo disease out- Und April 34.« spread a t any time Tlie day ligh t
may Rrt snarled ologleal record of the mIrt-July. T ho jply has been unsalii- law reqiarlng th ree months out of main on th e a } samples were con- boUi W ashlngU srvey said. on daylight Uii« w aU r supply system the clock sh ift e aald. The mains are by proclamaUoiere are several unnec- ----------------------enda. H elp s Y o u CJ io condlUons. th i cityg up garbage and rub- E A I C llance w llh a new ordI-ltd . T he n ila se board i _ - ,r the w ater supply andh e a lth hazards as soon ns isniir b* «10 added. „( lou.Itm p low the Infilalla- • “ ,age syatem, but unle.«.de available, Paul will SeMhrai eeo proceed with ihls vltnl n c M ix Kid i lie safety. Po«t xUled. S Ic 'T trT n*^j.J rain m c t no» conlrol. “ • ’
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t i o n T o l d S e e nIwo.RupurtCbamlMr ------ A - n o vt. and Cliarles Whll. / V I I C / Tw Atoo atomic plant «_ n r w i i p i.to lmer%-lew olfldals hard-b t
t fo r Washington. Atir, r . V. Monjon. He “ y® lhe J
among the b\rco and saw a Ikrge “ f-' '
.rS ; .rv ;o p o « a tom . 0. 1, , , .8 other itto propo.wd 1.)]” ^
S.S.ny",?
I In Oermany. r teriiallonal ob
(efects----------------------- . ih a t e u te r r
a t e r S e t u p ro r jS K .creuWd by private sew- ^ e are harl systems, he added. economic empi
ed OUI Uiat he has been bled away bea : c i^ p l a ln u on sewage .m biilon lo a lul for Uie pasl 10 >esrt, E urope-and a k o f funds has made li knous what isslble for the slluailon World w ar II 'e d .-----------------------------of Uie whole o: ---------------------- the Ru-islan t
I ’s C ap ita l, y-il fields of grain
1 to C hange JX™ "';;; la y lig h tT im e>re.. May 10 (/r^C lly Uiercby bnnkr >reiion sU le capital has n° allemaUve on day llsh l saving lime Tlie nasi e ay 18. a t 2 s. m, l l 'h f net tlRhle; e ffec t unUl Sept, 11. "■'nr lie actuall pu t the mld-Wlllamelte i!mong the growing man- the Reich, on areaa which shlfl^l ■with melropolltsn Porl^ m d er-R u ssla ' 14. question ariserh t saving time llle. Uen 5® *h sui r ied In sU le courts after nece«lUea.Jio legislature pewed a „ Moseow ig s u te clocks 10 re- e a u n d ard time unless Problem Igton and California are " J l l '
Ume. Under the Uw. ^w w w w w w ^ rtlft ean only be made .Uon of the governor. J ^ Q n g
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•s liapre**4 ilktllut (non. _ __.prlnl>IHonr<>gipliU>haM. | Cft tktr U<[ B>»« canfiituKli. J , E<seotlsf Is r>B* o ti t t«r<
cld mouth. A»®td ttnUrrtu.
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' Mc« U M n a Sup•^C<nhl<^ Is Iom Tirti. O'lli* Cuordl. Oll.tol Air OMKti, on m ur, W]i»*l Trl< Uogt. (iKlrIc Clock. Oo«< not Indud •oIm lu . IkanM Im.
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1 S t a r t i n g
e w A b r o a d rW ITT MACKENZIE«ip« a r r . i f . ____________d-bolled anU-communLst estem Berlin. E rnst Reu-
New York agreement “ big four to . lift the ) t - lhe Oerman capital "real beginning of a tug- s'een the east and west.” leaiu. I lake 11. thal we0 see the s ta tl o t a greateiween Russia and the .lea to r conlrol of all Q er- /1 the old "lory—pre-war I ts ,'as theJceyBtone^of.much. . . . ^lU l Euro^W-eeOTomjr,- - - .. ..... j Magher. AP chief o f bureau My. reporU th a t many In- F w
observers there believe the west would shatter
on curtain. Thn reason *«tem Europe t r t t l U o n a l l r ------- -— 'Mled heavily on the Reich .. , ties vh lch It Is doubtful ' le can provide.harking back to Uie vast ^ H l j B implre which HlUer gam - U /n m m because of his inordinate0 annex and enslave all id a fte r th a t only Heaven It. W hen H itler launched ' II he was virtually c u r le of eastern Europe up to m border, because of his stranslehold.as m aster nf the rolling ain and herds of his sat^l- hnd no nltem allve bul to
r said. Refusal would havr »t Oerrnnny would slop from the unruly country. nkrupUng It. since It had " V fiUv« markets. Hel chief constanUy drew ;hler until Just before Uie ■ually was lelllnR the small ■tt they h;:d lo buy from H
the.:e aatellttes now oressla-B-contTTJl— T h u s -T h e - ------------------irises as lo how fnr she
supplying the Industrial
ow could gain control of Ithrough communlsatlon. I
^m presumably would be ■ the Soviets. I
l e y to Loan |m Loans ^t Resident Loan* {T Business Bldg. Loans 2Appraisal Fee jCommissions ^ |7 In terest Rales | %
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BJES-NEWS, TWIK FALLS.
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sh o rties ai
yoi^e bo ck
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STORE HO U R S 9:30 to FR ID A Y S T I L P hona 2760
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elly g reen . Empire be
oral, grey. Skipper I
d a rk tweeds. Sizes
TAKE ADVANTA( OF OUB CONVENH
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lo 5:30 L 9
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COVERTS
LIGHT and DARK!
setter c o a ts a t on
election o f fabric ,
ter leng th toppers , -
ts in f la re d back ,
yies. Y our choice
sfiige, a q u a , navy,
r blue, p in k , and
=s 9 to 15, 10 to 20,
AGEflENT.A N
USE OUH FREE PAI LOT DIRECTLY BACK OF STO
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i J - Q n R e p a i r i n g .
■' ‘D e a d ’ C l o c k s! BOISE. M*7 10 OJ R)—T h ere w u ■
. . 'good chtnce today fo r rcvlv»l o f u------:ifV «U -tnaoo r-ip (jrt-JrtT tJj8 lU te-
In : houw—clock-witchlng. <01rl*, veTt
lj; I- * ^ r ^ U a i e w ent o u t o f ^uhlooI '' abOQt 10 r e u a «vo w hen th e m u te i
; I ' ' elecWe-ciocJc ty ttem In th e musWc] ! t n j • tiueture v e n t o u t of whack
r l '- : ‘H ectrlc clocks In rvery otH«I stopped.J Btacethen.'*Utehou»eoft>cUl«in<l
j l __ _iiB P to j(* have h*d to rely on theli. .b - .^ Q w n p tn ^ lU m e - p le c u ; oaJdCChni
•ji .;.clock« and In » f w instnrieca on E le o M clocks.
*t Repair Bid Askedf“ Now. a lter a tleklcM decade, t
^-**T «m i-JU U -tJ«en-irtaTted to - p u t th« {I lyitem back Into eommlKloti
-{ —rr-Ja m ttW ld . ftctlns direc tor of pubUe I woTfci, ha* atked for e*Umal#i foT
the repair Job. He h u n ’t received { ' a n ; je t. but he 'i hopeful, t Most of the dead clocks have been
u I M t a l 12. S u t o thers show dUlerent U [ tlBJBS. laneljr the result of some per-
1 sonal vhlm. .' • In the attorney sencraVii office
H 1 the Ufelfis clock shows 13 o'elocli 'I i and bear* tha alffn: “ I f s IsU r tha t I • you think.”
C«Tere<l by P le tu ir Bocneone » ith an oestlietlc wnw
k) the itate reclamciUon deparlmeni ha# eoreml the face o f th e rioci with the picture of a streamllnet^ tecemollVB coming hetl-ben t around
- 4 curre.m atlll anoUier office, tam e wat
h u crayoned over th e face of ihi , • clock the letler#: ••PKU.l,”. •: Two ornate electric clock* In tin
luprcme M urt room a re omtunenla * but unlnfomaUve, However. Ju«' : • below each ts a am all e lectric dock
-— .. _ deptndeni w U>e miuitcr aytttm i ; to remind lawj-en th a t they »r< < I talklns on and on and on.
t Slopped a t 2 p. m.•_ “n ie clock In the highw ay burtni•i i Is atopped a t 3 p .m .. th e usual dead' fl * line hour for recclvlnff bids.- Oni < 1 1 of Ihe old hands In th a t office toU .1 t f how thU once took atxn it five yexri ett the life of a bus driver.
' { The drtver had been entrMsted b; ; ,.i a Twin l»all8 eontractor to deiive I hla bid to the bureau by n o t Iat«.
- i - th s B a p.-m. OaUroUned to Julfll S • his mlaalon, he used lota of throttli
'I '. and little brake. And h e w u mlsht; ■; - satljfled wllh hlniaclf when h
climbed the itepa of th e atatehouse , '• with hi* watch showing 30 minute
< - to spare.Becetved SorpriM
.! But when he walked in to the high way bureau office a n d looked a l ih
: , clock, he let ou t a j-ell and thnn ' the papen Into th e handi. of ai ' office employe.
ra c t Is. everybody In the »t*W house wUl~be migKly happy IfThe
' ' Bel the clock* w orklns aei\ln. I they do. the boys In th e xtate hitth way and planntne division will an for relnHallatlon of th e onrs re moved from the ir o ftlce aboul I years a«o. They to re them o(t ih walls then because, aa one of (her pu t It. (Ime Jual d id n 't seem to pa&
BETUBN r® O M RIOBY FILER. May lO -M r. nnd Mr
.............. n . E. Joblia have re tu rn e d Irom
. , ' tr ip to Rlsby where they attende j I funeral servlcat fo r th e ir broiha] M • • ln*Uw. D. T . Bmlth. Mr. and Mr
‘ Dean JosUn, Pocatcllo. vlalled the:over tha week-end.
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ed The fonr-w erk old twin celts ri nd m nch five mile* aooth af Albion.
acrre th a l tw ins are unnaual aaf a s mare 1* » common work horse. (I h e --------------------------------------------------
S B u r l e y P r o p e r t
i ; I r r i g a t i o nBURLRV. May 10-A meeilng wa
tiefd lo"'the court room of Cawl counly courthou.'.e by proprrly owi era In the so u th sn tc addJlloii I Burley to dlRcuss Uie metier £
old water c h arg ti by the Burley Irrlga n , Uon d lstric i njjalnat ihU propert;
Affected by the w aler clinrge* at by approxlmnWly 340 low. muny <
ver which ore Improved with new home ter IrrlgaUon uivler w«a ftnocatrd orlt ftU liially 10 th is land oa iDim land, in ;tle Ul# Burley IrrlgaUon dlsirici r»ly still obllantcd lo mtiko chargM ft he consirucUon. operation anrt mnlr
lae. lenanfc agalnsl the 40 acre ' Inclurit le* In the SouUigate addlUon.
Thla w aler la no l now bring u.v for IrrlffBllon because of the dlff
ih- cuHlen nnd Inconveniences of ralslr lhe Ihe w ater In dltche.i to flood Rrad< UUl lawns and a round reWrienccj. an In previous yenrs, InrRcr proper
owner.i In the nrtdlUon have pn ,te- Uie entire charHC.-<, but nn«' U hey' 1miersKIiriaT3roken~a6tt'inniO'Hllf
U parcels of one or more lou, Tl (th- jirftctlre of one or more of the lars ask owners of pnylnK for all the Ini re- will be d lw onilnued this ycitr.10 Tho Irrigation dlstrici Is noi pe
(he milted. Ijy law. lo receive money I lem proportional paym ent according aas. area or Individual property but mu
receive paym ent for the entire acrc* a l ono Umc.
Irs. Tlie IlrAi pnymcnt for tlie 10 n a coiutrucUon chargch and Uie 10 ded operaUon and maintenance charg lar- are now delinquent, and Frank Re> itTf. field, aecrelary-treafiurer of Burl lem Irrigation dlatrict. sla lfd tha t tl
district will be obllRed lo file a lli
p j f c V
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Wcky, Mr. Jonfi!t b a t h in g e loo e e a n d y o u 'l l b e ol . . . b u t n u t — w h k fa cocdm f r o a
r a r e tig ine oooU o ff— k not no nbnp m o to r w e a r . Th«t'B w h y RPM I
)d fo T M t-p ro o f an R habricfttM b; ra lk w i th a |» o *e< tjTc fiha^.AZK
b th « W e s k l
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■■ " \ . a rilown above are a ttrac U n r m any lon. Horae breeders and the ow nen and atldom live. BoU». lh « e twins
t (PhoU) by Howard M althew a-«U fl
r t y O w n e r s F i n d
W a t e j J s ^ L i a b i l i; was on all Uie properly In UiLi add aMla on July 30.O^II- 1( siirh a Urn U filed and If '» *0 noi cleiirrd wlUiln Uirce y ra n '■ of IrrlgaUon dl.itrlct I* required to Tiga- n tax deed on all the property. >erty. con.iensas of opinion ai * meeUiiK wa* ih n l nn a ltcm pl al y of be mnde lo hiive nl! Ihe pro omca. oniirrs affected jJgn a reload orlK- llll* wnter back lo the Irrig , and o u ir lc t Mnc* the w aier U m ft ** liability to Uie Innd inslrad t . for ajueL Reiifidd ul«o hWled thn naln- rharges now in arrcnr . would luried 10 he ,>1,1,1 before th r iliMrlct ■
accept the relciise o t the wate: Anolher meeUns has been c
for 8 p. m. June 1 In lhe ro u rl to dlsciLw the m atte r fu riher a M'ttle on a jiro«ram of action k nil the iiUMrncls of Ull* pro will n o l j i e clouded hy a lien utmost l!nporl4incc. le jdera It
1 -aciltm-fler-lftrff. ia thaLcYcD'-prfl owrer In thl.% addlUon lo E
, be'jresenL Alnce a Jolnl action owners is ^eces.mo'- l a n d _____________ _____
T r a f f i c F i n emust U Dell M. I^ rso n paid S4 foi
,re 40 overume porkinR cltnilons.Hnrdln paid S3 for overtime
. 104S Ing In the poatofflce rone.' ICM9 Paying 11 each for ovenimelarge* Ing were I ra Alvord. Ivan 'Red- Doyle U tUedyke. Ed W elb.
Jurley Barker. Raymond M Kowalc,t the W. McConnal. R. V. Wlldmara lien B. C. M otlem .
e s ,
5 off to th e p a r ty qu ick . I oia tho ooDdeoaation o f \ ' fanple. I t con catMW op to \^ M otor Oil is e p cd a lly V I by eofttfeR p jr to n i and u to th e r w o e w h y H ’*
t l y M a t c h e d
a i r
m y tn te resW hor»emen <o the Hheyli tier*. Mile Wheyland and Je*»e W hejU ina are pcrfecUy oo m a t and healthy. ' ita ff engraving)
1(1 Man Is Fined foi l itv Reckless Drivi- • J -------nATLtrf. May 10 — JwnwaddlUon T hurm an. Kelclnim, was a rr
Salunluy by Stale Patm 1 ir tl U W aj-nr Dinribiirg and chiirgrd
U ^ rcckle.vi drivinc. I l ie arrcM «a. ,n re*uU of an accident May I •
\ } ^ the car T hurm an .waa driving U. a highway 53.
1 a t the Tliurmaii wna irled before Pr< It ahould Judge Oeome A. McLeod and properly f ip f j j jo ft„(j court cosLv ’llie ■ ilea^e of r„om m endrd lo Ihe depnrtme; rrigfttlon )„*. rnforcem rpl tha l Thurr I now a iiceiiMi be revoked for BQ day id of an T liiinnan wns hosplinllird th a t tho Snturdny aa a rci.ult of the
uld havr tjcm. DamnKc lo hla cnr nmoi Ict could iQ t40Q.'nter. ----------------------------
Graduation Rites Told at King i
E l ;nroDcrtv h 's '’ K-hool senlora will be tie
» DTirie7 B'p“ h f-M n n a n rn .tR ri« rin .'n r ion of all O" Monday of Uils week; a*
vlf,o.«ly reported.Baccalaurciite sen'lcr.i will Iw
In the Communlly church a l 8 Sundav. Tlie proce.ulonnl an<
IGS cessiorial will be playert by Mrs.BapUe- 'She and Mnna l>t»b w
I for four lhe vocal soloWs. Tlie Invoc IS. John nnd benrdlcUon will be give n e park- K atl Anderson.
me park- TUNER LE.WEB,n Wlnn. FATimELD, May lO -C . M- e lb . De.1 son, S alt Lake City, who h u *-alck! A- lunlng pianos for Cama* pratrlt m an and dentv completed his work thU
and lefl.
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, V , - TlMES-NEWS.^'l
D e n - M o t h e r s
T o B e G u e s I
A T W o r k s h
c ound l wUl be Ute gue»(4 a t *--------»hop designed to-*lve them *
tmderatonding of how to put. klo" Into thfl opermUon of ft d( c(«tiin< to P trsha ll T erry, field execuUve.
; .1 T ho workshop wlU sU r t i l 1 • Sa tu rday with regUtraUons oi
b lb lls between 8:30 mnd 10. workshop- will b« prim arily w ork wJlh the alogoa "le»m I ing" wlUi faculties and facuJ thw mnni InformfltlTB_lD»tI1
; — Ter r y s o l d . - ' ' ------ :—Registered and prospecUv
cn o lhen wlU 'b e Uie only p poQta T erry added. Den moUw
*1 reg ister fo r Uie wtirkshop by. o u t a postcard which h u
------r maUed to tBan.-mnd-retaniln;K ‘ th e Snake River couneli offlc " ' > cause of lim ited faclllUes Uie
ahop h as been p u t on a "flret f irs t served” basis, he u ld .
Crmfts will Include woode . plasUcs. molding, leathetcraf
M r oth**’ craf^a- <JubbliH h atrucU on will Include fun
songs, uniforms, den r e c . achievement*, badgea so d li
\* a n d Cubbing Utereture.< TTiose partlclpaUng In Cui
- ' a re aaked to bring a ll Cub -<-'i objecla Uiat boya In th e det
m nde u well an a sharp ■' knife, aclsaor*. pencil and
■Uad amal) Un snips, pliers, bail Uuid. ham m er and a leather punch The Oen molher's training coun
tlfJcates will be preaented to al-------- pleUng th e course.
T he workshop will be held ,!• loy room In Uie basem ent '■ Idaho D epartm ent store.
i"5. Lords Given Ho 'olninn Iron, Steel Frl w1lh LONDOrf. May 10 (/J’f—A “* disputed bill lo naUonallze n when B r lu ln ‘*'lron and seel IndusU
IK left lo th# house of lords loday.pns.'ted la s l n lgh l by the hc
'robale commons.id w as ; jord* planned lo b ri! courl I ,„cai.ure—main llrm tn Uw lenl of 1 govem m enfa socialist progr
I early con.«ildera»on. I t Is ei »ys- ,, igoncrally lhe upp*r cliam b
riddle l l wlUi amendmcnta. e• tu rn to I t commons which th oiinlcd re.store 11 virtually lo prc.ieni
to become law,SocIallAt/i call (lie bill an '
JC on the heart of cnpltnll.im." 1 ' 8 control of Iron and sterl meai f j l l l u o l essentially ol Drtllsh mi j n i l l luring, from blcj’cles to ba ll• Com- ' ■—:--------UK Hlllield a llendT f -----------------------------------------1* pre-
iM* held
nd re- 5. John win be
ven by
I- Dsw-\i t>een ^le real- #1* week f
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i [ R e d and li'ft
Itlack and Wl
Brown and H'
Pearl and T<
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j
TW lN FA LIA ID A H g,
ra F low erlov ii^ 8 t g - V a n d a l s 8 ^ d 3
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y ^ i i S t hlosMms.
,110 a m » b M t Uie flower* unUl Me
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b r S Drunken Drivin j X t Fine Levied; M: "fX l Pulled From (:ub c ra f t HAILEY.' M»y 10 — Wlllla Jub c ra ft Youna. Hullcy. *«•*den have cou rte o u s by Probate Judge Cp pocket A. McUod aiUr pleading gui « d psd . a cliarge of driving a motor y mU . ^ e n while under ilie Influence of 1 ich. Young w u arrested Mondalurae cer- s u i e Palrolinan Wayne Lum ) all com- YounK was rtiurning W his
on the east fork of Uie Wood :ld In th e norUi of Hallry when he lost It of the tro l o( h li car a l the JupcU
D. B. highway 93 and Uie Tri M ine toad. *U mile* north ol
• J. - l e y . His 15M model coupe overtO t ftnd came lo a slop wlUi a l
- -whwUi m Uie air.P m n The car raiiKlil fire withX l a i t In It. A pss-'ing mc
•A hoUy- F rank Gulchr^ Triumph1 moftl of pulled him out aiid the twa iry w ent tlnauuhed llic fire,y. I t was Young wa.i laV.cn lo the :houae of ho.sp1lal for ireaiment. He ren
there overnlKlu tor oUscrvnllcbring the Dnnnse to iht car was e.iUthe labor * i jjoo.jgrom—to ------------
expected r e a D TIMES-N*t*WS WANT nber will
' X . I Dr. 0. L. Kelle;n " a tu c k OSTEOPATHIC
because PHYSICIANeans con- _.m anufnc- 13« 8lh Ave. N. Ph.fttUeshlps. I____ _ _ _ -----------
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“F o o t w e a r j
"— A im y M edico 13 S e e k D o cto i lliS^ P a it-T im e J
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sen t ou t wlUiln th e n a t fe]
v . t n t» u U » i lootprtnts " T h e - a r w medic#! d w Dlcked by la faced wlUi an unparalleled
UniD emergency In carrjlng i medical requirements sstlsfai
, Bliss aald.m g p Man 1 Carllllam N . - - . .1tlOO and Now 18 t!
je George
a s PETUNInday byUindburg. T h c s e p l a n t s J
lo*l con- pctlon ofT rium ph . , ___
1 of H al-vertum ed _I all four W i n d o w
“U S G c m n iu m - >,1, niine! A n n iiii l D a h l
two ex- B e ll ' - Z in n ia
tie H aileyrem ained ,V 6 tntlon.e.iUmutrd C abbflffe - T o
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T ip le tr splo i-tion o f lo n fr -w en r in p , u ly t’fir w fi t .«ntitlle o x f o n i s lo ih iy . A ll ib o f i iv o r i le c o lo r c u n ih in a - o iu illy known h r n iid s u n d jir icc ii bu(lK i‘t.
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1 otfloen Ukepff tnd « lays «uty Un g. e ft sta ff Jjo jil flo m t m b o i . « I 5 ^ H , ,IU b , prmcUuliU.few daysI if Uiey
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the time to PLANT I
IIA PLANTSlIi aro th e finest \vc have «ret
ALSO ■
w Box Plantinqi BAfltcr - Snaiidratron . Salrii
h lia - Lobelia - CnnlvbiitT ia . E tc . ^ ■
egetable Plants Hrom nto - Egfr P lu i i t . Pcppm H
\ L L F L O R ^ Ice in T«ftr of Oreen Hous«)
)RTH n o ^ H
4t Hs I
Rubber 5oM
Crepe S t^ im
Sizes 4 to m
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onal Home^ lek Observed
Local Group
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H
r 'o McC»U (Old Of t'c r jf^ p r^ . l i K yWOA COOTW-
),er u lk by M>'lns- B ^ H i" S m indUJefenec U 1 ^ u ,e im li r uture ..Itl It 1* ^ gnma mtr
S ftiM in help »B to m ^ y , „ , r„ „fionii And find >“ P’” ®' : K«7Une». i\ e t r M »' A- Hnnslng »nd D«rt T henW OtrrlJh. phoUHiUfI
gates N am ed ByWOES Session
<S rsnnY. M#y lO -D cle- g i^ r elu 'm w l rhnptjr sesslonn oi gj^n mxllla,‘;? S ..c rn S t; ; r to l « h e d *l a l J . tC ^ r r tW e n e u e M
‘“ c r = s ; / “" *”ss. “ • S m" 1“ r ;lutel 8Utn «nd Mm. The bu»l:
tt,i. ducted byin honor of Molher-e f ln t vlco pi
■pitienifd followed ^ 0 Hm Uik xlilon, *ltii Mn. ra n c h e r jiiMelcr, Mj, Mri Will reiic! n pnper m jtUo Beni ^ of MWhtr's dny. nnd
in honor of mothem. / — iMlM DelorU Jo h n - C O U p l
'j r m Mr». U U Teeter. . V O W «
■ r r s r MUitilfd me event. *rxl red CtrttOT, d»
indVs;lof the evenlnit were Calif.. « n
vho u e not m others, HeUley, C*.Helen Morrow, chtilr- marrlose In
Rulh Tullcr. Mrn. Jonnn* perTormedyiB Uonn Belnsp. Mrs. W uh.
^ ^ ■ im ih r tnd Mn. Wilt. Attendanl’"« « « nnd Bill Ko
pv The brld■^BiarGuoncing— -Knoau-uvj^ H ^ t n tquirr danclns for^ ^ ■ n i t ln n M o n d f ty e » e n ln i r Mr%ert in u
Country club. Mr. year* nnd liU Weitentrcn and Mr. »'n*re they
A. Ostnmder were co-to chine of the event. P : X f ]
^ ^ K a e n i i wert *ened a l H>t r l T i l
^ ^ K L r ^ c t l o n prrltxl ulU be Dnrllns ccli Uonlir rveninR. All tn - day nnnlvei
^ ^ ■ o e a b e n were iimed to afternoon n enta. Mr. t
^ B eTKK jnRTItDAVUa>- li^-Mri. Merl Loo- rangetnenta I birthday party honor- w n. M n.
^ ■ d i i i ih te r , Mar)', who wna tJarltng. Ml Qimei prm-lded the J . Andenwn
and the host«u tlonnl birth l ^ ^ ^ p r n h o ^ u . concluded (
/ B r i a n M a r t i n 7 ^ H Pattern ■“
Uon, no kno
~ ^ ^ h \ i / , 1 * } t iW y to ^/ * J ml«ht
,\« */ 4i * of the momfor the «ak
’ J * I . / sturdy gro'charactcr, 1
1 V ll to ration <' V l Itaep lhem '
V . 2 ^ U lUe chi, ^ ^ ■ • 4 . . ' i k \ . - ihe-U m tt o
U • Vl \ I do no t knot, A '* \ - keep-on pl
, beoomc t« nto bathe or
, * ^ n rationed ao / . • * not becomeA * ; * • CUOOt HtAT
* • • ( M U It e«€i■ beraUontd.
1 7 « • * ■ clan'* tupei, / ' , * ■ child U pn
/* * *1 * ■. . *1 * • I. I f • ■ rationed tn
|< ( *1 • * || n iatter of i
' / * ’ • . of food anc/ • • wlll ea t wit
. * ' / . . • *>” nibble.• I* kind, quant
.1 • • Thalnound
* . * * iipond quick• • * litered roui
Pleaxum • know the d
before the
infiiM._ television ■
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3ver~]fhrRalnbow" I;
mlor cUar of Ilaselton h t |h k Hm I hdd arch wai led by P re tld en l Jimmy liardl saa. A profram p ra e n le d a l the interrr
■ riBt« aolo by lle irn Murphy and twi >me'i orehw tnu The Junior c lan U oi tff eofravlni)
E nterta ined p: v\arigold U n i t _____d'Dlue Bird* preaented lh e piLER—T ll the meetlnR of the Ami- - jf ij ,.„] ilub In the American L e- cverilnR at llary room.I* presented dances. Miik'«. PfLEn—7 ox nnd rend lettcrK from provement i In SaUburg. Auatrla. T n- *t Ui« hom I presented to a ll prc-->eni hauer- Roll
M. E. Bhotwell, lender, gentlons.’' I l l gtrti w ltn charm s-fo r
lelet*. H LER-Vinlneu meoUng wa* con- ^r M n. Le*lle B urkholtcr, "Ponwrea o pre*ldenU auxlllnry toM *ere M n . G ertrude “ . “i’ ” Mrs. Lola Hailey and Mrs- ^
. FlrM »ar<, * * * an nll.d«ylie Exchange/s In N u p tia ls S“!h?.?SEFORD. May 10 - AIUlaughter o f Mr- a n d Mr*. Women'*irlton. Vancouver. Wiwh.. follo«T<l by>waine Helaley. Ban D iego, l>*l'< Wedn' 1 of Ur. a n d Mr*. E lm er:a*lleford, were un ited In Plnj'ninK i.in a double ring cerem ony '" '‘J '''1 March S3 In 8t«vcnaon, Sehwcndlmi
co-chalrmeiint* were Mr*. O m e K no*
ride *tlended V ancouver r c i lfd 'tw B nae«rooB rttw ndeo- —A -T m rrtford high aehool. H e hn* ninth grndithe n* '7 for thc pcul two rooms with
. 1* SUtloned n t S a n Diego, Ri'Mt*.ey wlll make th e ir hom e. TliLi groi
« * V party a t I
th B irthday8 KERRY. May lO -P h y ll ls 1 ^ ” ° '’ "clehrated h e r fif th blrU i- i'lwworca i .'cnniy s l a party Prldiiya l the home of h e r p « r- P j A C i and Mr*. Myrl DorUng.
vo youngfltcn A ttended. KIMBERg M n. Durllng w ith a r - Wlbwn enla were M n . K ay H arr i- 6ddKC clul. Bthel Bull. Mrs. E llen dfw ert .lU)Mr*. Sara Carnes. Mr*. C. Prltes w.on and Mra. Benle. T ra d l- Tenter andIhtJay cake nnd lec crenm were Mr*. '
fe*llvlUe«. Floyd Polli
^ are of Your CB y A N G E L O PA TR
B lJive no sense of p ro p e r- o the r memlnowledgc'of how m uch o f a and mothe* 1* enough. They a re -n o t <aTDrtlepnImlt Ihemaclve* In any w ay youngster iI t curtail their a n joym ent for him.m e n t They mu»t. how ever. Childrenake of the ir health , th e ir ed. The oi•owth of body, m ind, » n d moderation, be Umited. Parenta havo ihlnff*. I* I
children'* acUvlUe* a n d p«rlenee.T1 wtthln the llmlta of aafe- parenU ha
hUdrtn Win play Ion* pa*t of their endurance. T h ey -ih . cniy e
ow th*t lhey are tlr*d a n d lo BTrrmmiri p lW M im u i Ih o , = 7 0, tmperUh, refusing to e a t o r .«if.a- 10 rest. PlayUme muBt be *0 tha t th e ltttJe one* w ill 'n e u fatigued th a t they and them aelm . wntlal. too. th a t ih e lr food Id. Under the family phyal- JCrvUlon th e d iet fo r eac h ' J5re*crlbed; So m uch m ilk. Ielablea, n e a t, ces*. a u sar. I1. Each child should g e t h u 'm eal on Ume and a s a ! courw. We aay cach be- ia l Is fine for onc tnay n o t 1other a t a ll. Left to t h e n - 10 children wUl e a t one ao rt 'n d refuse a ll othera. aome ithout need or Umlt, aome
e, Each muat be ra tio n ed In nllly and number of m eaU , jto be properly nouriahed.Ida worse lhan ll U becauae 1Idrm . being healthy. re«Ickly lo a correctly ad m ln - lutlne. * ■ ■ ■n muit be rationed. W e all child who wlll Willingly elt
e radio by the hou r Ijm or- Ume. chore*. bedUme. a ll 1-faaclnatlns -aounda th a t. . . . . ] hU ean . We see now th e ,ng with telerUion. T h e re ,r tn who wlll irtt before th e
aet for h oun on end If '0 do ao. They m iu t be r a -'hey nre to lls t« j "and ta *-ocrams aeleeted and a p - ’' their parenu . T hey a re to ^1 Ume on the a ir w ith th e *«
- . - - . . . k ' ^ L E T l ELtCTBICAL LE8 * SERVICK
luaahold AniUance* frtgpnllon l l ^lureceent UghUnff VL (1 B u m tn
OTWELL'S 1IT T 8KKVICX COL M
pH oifE t i n mA T f c N j ^ ^ r i a T a t e g
i
Is Jh em e of Hozelt(
' ' -
h«M Ita prom, ualnr fcr the th*m r.'“Oi ardlng and O r«U Robinrltr, and Kt«rttJ Icmiaslon Inelnded a tap dnnre by Jud two r ta d ln p by Dorcus Corlnilen. S
4 ondfr ihe ai>ouorshlp at K. II. Drimt
C alendar Schoc _____ .7 I P(a1—Tlie Order of Rainbow for Pl»”* we11 elect offlcera Wfdnwdny "fhool plcnat the M».ionlc temple. Nnt-Soo-Pf
¥ ¥ ♦ the CommiI—The Syrlnga Home Im- school, Allnl elub will meet Tuewlay lendhome ot Mr*. P. J. E l«u- Fllma weloll call wlll b« "picnic aug- nlng.
Serving i' « * V mlttee we:
I—Wnr Mothera In the Filer Hiiiehlnior11 bo honored a t a party Messner, Md by the American L ^lon and Mr. a ,• lo bo held Monday evening American Legion hnll.’ A X A ^ f L , ,
proBram will be presented. /V \U T n <
»ard Relief society will hold C Q D C liiy work meeUng Wedne.'s- wpMnpi inning a l 10 n. m. a t lhe
houne. PoUuck luncheon ser^’cd n t noon. All women
« M«*l2r 0 •n's mcmberahlp luncheon . by bridge or golf wlll be ednc.vJny afternoon a l the n,vi-rl«- flj *kp» Country club.' Tliote ^ h - K lo nliend are asked lo , i r U of p»ervftiloa\ with Mra, R. J, com n sol tllman or Mr*. Tom White, nccompnnl■ ^ '" v i . » •♦ * ♦ presented
snny Supperirrsupper-w a jr-he ld -b r-th r -Joyce-Cnk ■rnde Y-teens In the YWCA Dr. Hw »lth parenta and friends lui spenker oi
"Nationalgroup nlso held a "Awlniiuer" slre.'srd ll It Bnnbur)''a nntatorlum in correct me m of a "eo-ed" party, Mr, dren. thus s, Elton Esllngcr, Mriv Alfred tude for a 11 nnd Mrs. T , D. Fnucelt Orgnn i cd Ih r group. gram lor '
¥ * *
jssert Supper Rebel3E31LY. May JO-Mrj. Alice | _ J ^ „
ent«rtalned the Thursdny n O i club n t her home with n RUPE31' supper followed by bridge. Motlier'a d
I were won by Mr.v Clmrle.i by the Rcl and M n . Flo Wlluin. Gue.^ta )ar lodge r*. O lenn Whitney anrt Mn. Mrf. Fl Pollnrd. ohalrman, _____ ... _ ’ I . Schuepbat
Children- IS ?f « ‘ ” byTRI rending wi
I son and a lembcra of tho-fnmlly.-Pather Mrs- lUier are nol to forego their rprogram * to allow a grtwly Pf!^ T g e t more lhan Is good ^ i ," ' 'H a r
m i m ust aot be left unguld-B only way Uiey will leam .tlon, temperance In , u »1* through tmlnlng and ex-e. T hn t U where leschera and ■ c t, havo a denr call lo duty. »»»' a ..
______ m rellns <.SM ll ax ■<«'x iiml’*! was held ly M artin. 1
n ■ tapT. ia «In *nd a Ui*s-Jt-r.c-iruis'i':rk H. K. T._________________
linconvindinfW Hm« p » n .V I i i l i < > E i l p r jH .l(U .S tm l.O « k la « ( l ■
"KO KOBE DUU rEllOW S OR O R I H r 0 1 I A r! m » » - ; l ' . " “ J"
using nrui Peft'i Soap- Mything* are '— nnd jnv colored thing* aparkla »-ith /'/'■ " " "Ihere'* only o”' «’*P f’" n«i. Peefs.”
Y ou’JI !>• convinced/ to o /
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s e e THI
whilMt. I
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ilton Prom Y-Tee C on
rnformnUi thla summei.Q sK iiiu j^^luck (upper and the ir
Mlaa Dool the Y-Teen d e u ila on which will
L j f f l w i i l f l deraaa, onI ^ Y -Teens In
t-v■ I i-» . held Ju n e 31H i-. high Y-Te-F ^ i lo r Ju ly 7 t
V ' ^ -S b b I^ A pro r At.l
OLENNS al apron lei of ChrlstlaL^_alrg H . by 7Bo dU t-chuii
' gram vaa- r ecUon of
. M aurice Mth e fancy
' aerved frorA rlcna
“Over th e Ealnbow." Th# J ^ ^ V ^ o T Bernard and high achoo
Jn iy nilm oro and Deanna p»nled by . Musle waa furnished by 01^ ,^ -uve rimhall. prtnclpaL (U raoa ponied by 1
Mra. Re~ ■ “ " award.
ool Picnic Is «■« «ii"'I A oration* ai
(anned by CBA ‘“ ,'V."I were made for a last day seUnian apicnic lo be held May TI a l In ch0-Pah nt the Inst meeUng of mmunity CBA n l Shamrock . . .
All pnrenla are urged to a t- A O V I S
I were showTi during the e re- V l s I t
mg on the retre.ihment com- BURLEY were M r. and Mrs. Arllo b«M of 11
nson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer demonatml •r. Mr. and M n. Harold Flynn Uielr truestr. and M n . Bingham. lunchroom
¥ If. « of "naUor
fher-D aughter T ho groi
inquet Is Held iS iS r'rOELL. Mny l(k-M olhen and «S!e n were honored a t a ban- “ I ven by Uie men of the McUi- hurch,e r of ceremonies for the eve- O thervaa Ira Anderson. The pro- homo d ^included a aaxophone quar- citviM. ThWa>iiB Lnuion, Lota Taylor, article* m
1- Smith and Joan Springer, nponsored ;ev. Mr. F^sley gnvr nn #d- office: allp ot welcome fnllnwe^l by a clen of ll
solo by Eugene HoUlnger projects ofpanled by hla molher. Mr*, club* In Ui I HoUlnger. A rending waated by Mrs. Mlftinm Kelly. r \ c r -Orilm Hoskins gnvo the re- V j l T I C i fnr the mothers nnd Mr*.
C nldw ell-for-thedaughtera;---------- H O IHnrold Holslngpr waa Uie _ T
T of Uie evening talking on■nal MenUl Henlth." H e rleclcd 0:d Ihnl molhers should teach K>-oup a t 1I. mental hnblLi to their chll- “ “>■ •f**"thus providing Uie right ntlU P rank Slkor adulthood. Mra. w.in music climaxed the pro- ot Uie plor Uir evening. ClirlsUanii
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jekah C h a p te r , S S onors M others tS ”>EHT. Mny 10 -A n nnnual H. Showerr'a dny program wns pre.icnted V. Ollck.Rebekah* following Ui« resu- W. L. Ho!
Ige meeUng. tw r : Mr*.. Floyd Clevenger, program ary educailan . Introduced M n. Fred Vincent,pbnch who sang the song, "A Mr*. H. Mr for You. MoUier Dear," Mr*. M n . LymJohnson gnve a rending prc- publlcaUoi: a vocal *olo, “Prayer Per- Ramaey.by Mr*. Forest Dnrrow. A Mra. T. E.
ig was given by M rt. Roy Jack- Ue* necretid a plnno aolo wa* played by membersh Ufred. Rail*- Mrs. M. E. Wllll*
Pinthe oldest mother p r w n l and ' MtTRTAHarvey Lounsbury received a T hom e error bemg the youngest mother, hom e wltirwhment* ware aerved folbw- , t pj»y, ile program. received b
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isslonary M eet fS V iCN. May 10 — T he mlsnlonaryig of Uie Church of Oo.d ____T*eld a t Uio home of M n. Lyle MUKTA 0. M n. Dene BuUer led Uie Oooch en oiui* and Mr*. Martin had a pnrty 1 * * ^ on India. T ha remainder onn ivc rw I afternoon waa fpen t In »ew- barn. The
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sn Sum m er E Tip Discussed t ^Uon on Y Teen camp forer w u presented by Mary # ' ! ■ ■ ■ram p director nt a pot»T m ei^ng o flliT ^ 'T e en s
pa renu In the invOA
ollltle mowed pictures of 'n camp of 1948 and give
the camp for Uils yrar I H I be held a t Camp Pon- i H n Payette lakes, ter all H • n the SUU-. ■ J } *or Junior Y -Trei» wlll be 30 to July 7 anil Uie senior > .'erns camp Is scheduled 'U> 14.
* * * I R f lVn T ea Held.GIenhs.Ferryea of the Woman's Soclely H K ^ ^ H lan Service waa attended len Uils week a t Uie Meih- uch baaemant.—T ha-pro- I presented under the dl- r Mrs. Ray Nim* and Mn. MAVluck. Salea were made at (&' work table and t«* w u ^om a decorated U blt.Llewellyn offered a pUno D > , f r owed tv aelecUona by a U C l l )f King Hill women. The Mr. and lol triple trio aang. accom- Fulls.' ajiuc y Helen Wliui. and LewU ihelr daus I'O a clarinet aolo. accom- Hopkins. a< M n. DoroUiy NlchoU. Hopkln*. B lex Newell received an DcT
FnlU high Ijw r Sloan and Mr*. Wen- on w en In charge of dec- „ tm d e d 1 and Mr*. Em eet Belmore ir*^ S!ge iharge of Ui# fancy work ,rt,ho Coll. s. Ralph Muck, M n. J. C, _ nnd M n. D. E. airlnger harge of refreshmenU.
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t s L u n c h r o o m CASTLErY. May lO -T hlrteen mem- were elecu th e Ca**la county home Everywomi nllon advisory eouncll and Mrs. L, B. sU visited Uie Declo achool Wynn a* ai n aa part of their actlvlllfe Mr*. Chi anal homo demonatratlon l»cted pre?
M n.Charlioup ale a t Uie lunchroom I held th e regular business
WlUl M n . Lea Morgan, president, in charge. Mr^ u w Inggnrt. Declo PTA pre^- 've a brief history of Uie s e lZ ^ ’Vh n projK t. , The ne*
acUvlUea for "naUoiua party a t t nonalrftUon week” were dls- LaUiam. Ties* Include an exhibit ot mnde In tailoring cla.ues i i / ( 1 by Uie eounty extension VV. Ipperchalr*, and oUier arU* q u r l e i iiiU:rr»l which havo been y,of the home demonatmUon MethodUt the counly Uie paat year. ,
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m oon a t the home of Mr*. devoUonal Iko*.^ L. Holliday waa In charge ENTE program on "CoopcmUve MURT/ illy In America." Mr*. R. V. S ean en l eacnicd the devotlonaU. A Jng Jear ipplles ha* been sent to the Whlleheai idlan mission. Peterson,elected offioera are Dency = =
reelected pre.<ildent; M n. D. e n . vice president; M n. R.. recording aecrelary: Mra. loliiday, promoUonal aecre- 's. EUle McOlearr. mlaslon- aUon secreury : M n. E. D.
atudent work *eerotary;M. Peter*, *upply aecretary: man Engle. llU rature and ona secretary; M n . Bert
aplrltual Ufe secretary: t Albln. local church acUvi- eu ry , and M n. J . D. StaaU. ihlp. g f
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l o c h l e P a r t y ■ J'A U O ItM ay lO -« r» .f)eL o i 1entertained a gnxip a t her \Ut three table* of plnoeblt High and low soorea ware by M n. Kenneth Le# and '
ufus TMiner. Out-ot-lown \ »rere Mr. and M n. Rufui Burley. X i
4» ¥ • C lrENTH BIBTllDAy •ATJOH. May 10-M ra. Oari —^ uitcrtalDed 13 children a t honorln* Uia 10 birthday ^
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' ■ Iciialrmaii. in Camp Fire program, leader Ui< Frances B u progranr«1i and. Miss Badg
Camp Fire r' yean agoOullek'and
lAURINB DeW lTT Th« Aowakl;(S taff e n itav ln g l ^ ‘>r^ ^ lour yoan a* * ^ • of Mra. O, V
<1 I T * I J FrancM lit ro th a l loldid M rt. H . a . DeWlU. Twill ^ luounce th e engagement of " /*kughur. M aurine. to Jim ,, M r. , n . M ,., U . ' “ “ '5 |■ _ tullpi, wasleW ltl U a graduate ot T»ln Qmne nnd ;h achool a n d Hopklna g n d - Hoil«.viearom Buhl high achool. He eluded Mrs-l Northwe.ft Christian col- oolnn. Mnigene. O re.. and SouUieni ^erd Httue ollege of EducaUon. Albion.
““' i y ‘,“ V“'‘""'“.' Hager :Ieford Club Has ilects O fficers „“ .°™U JO R D . May Ift-Otflcera luncheon acted a t th e meeting of Uie .,„u mMi'« c lub .1 u » hom. olB. Shielda wlUi M n, Mark ‘®fd *» '»«I aM latan t hoste-u. A vocnl ■n iarlea ShorUiouse w u *e- sung by Aresiden t a n d reelected were nied by Mirlc* L a th am , vice prealdent; followed bjlymond HaUleld, aecretary. Day." by1. FVnnk Blahop. treasurer- Mary AnnIlea to fttU nd the Idnho RoberU prtd W om en’s club conven- "Whisperin
B uh l a re Mra- Charles Mn. Ruihi, M n . E d H aiding and Mrs. ^ •Thompson- (d by Uie ilexl mccUng: wlU b« a hobo i^mcy BnI th e hom o of Mr*. Charles Ardjth Ro
^ „ P^ggy Fm— i - * . 7 Bert Bowl.
/SC S M eets.BY. May lO -O enera l meeU u,e presldi Uio w s c a of Uie Burley announced
Ut church waa held T h u n - ^lub meml: h a luncheon aen/ed a t I p . of Uio th e c h u rc h parlora.- Ench jg
'BA m arked w ith a corsaffe, . , wera wore uaed on Uie Uble*. ,, OuUof-t aeeond dlvlalon. wlUi Mrs, a * '« . 'P B scw Jr-M -chalnn*nr-w *a group fo r the meellng, Fol- Uie luncheon, Mra. J . C. Oaa- Commlti I tho bu a ln eu meeUng and were: Tab Igar M oorman had charge of Finch, ch* nal*. and Mn.
V « * Mr*. O. EITERTATN8 AT DINNER vtn*. Mn. TAUOH. M ay 10 -M n . Earl Miller; in le rtalned a t dinner honor* Marah, I (annie Seara and Wayne Charle* L ead, TwlB PalU. and Shirley CarUon, t n . I Jonea anc
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F or yearn. BUTTER-KRC8T haa enjoyed th e repuuuon for being an o uU tandlns loaf of bread. lU un- j u sual f l a w and extra fm hneas I have m ade 11 Uie bread In irea teat 1 dem and In Magle Valley. WlUi » new and a upnlor UzUin which has be«n aohleved by Improved eiiulp- Bient and an enUrely new pnccM. BUTTER-KRUBT tww I* In greater dem and lh a n n-er betore. M on nnd m ore houaew tveaare asking their ■Tocen fo r BUTrE3V-jnU7STI ..
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!rt W om en 's Wei 5 H as M eetingIT, May 10—T he R upert I R W H Q | club m at a l Uio Kplsoopal
II-'r lth »e_j>realdent, Mrt., yd. In cKarge am f leading lag sa lute and reading of
"ihnh Slton accompanied0 In *lnglng ''Idaho.'* Thea report waa read by Mr*. v‘^
Her. T he prealdent reported |t ]1 Dafoe, past preaident, IU f \ . 1 : U ke City hospital. |loyd appointed an auditing ‘M composed of Mrs. Venter C’ w . Claro Ooodman. UV,-' v 'D. D. WUklnaon, program i ' i .v .i,: .II. introduced the Aowaklya C t - ' > ire OlrU who preaented a . M n. .Maureen Stefan. f tho group, wna aba«nt,-*0 BadROr hail cliarse of_th»
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ladger gave a history o t theIre Hub which w u aUrt«d 4Sgo by Dr. LuUier _HalseyUld U baaed bn Indian lore.'vnklya group, which la spon* HARr the W in e n 'a club. aUrted (1in ago under the leadenhip *0 .W . D alih. * es Inlroduced tho glrU whoMr Indian names and m ean- / V l U r i Iley were ntUred In their a inro uniforms with bolero*. / \ r i Qea Uble, covered with a silk —le cloUi and centered wllh a K f i V fr llllcd of Uie valley and '« » In chargo of Mr*. W. R. , HANHtrUld Mr*. Don eiavln. ,v.vies for Ulc afternoon In- “ Mrs. L ila Benedict, M n , Joo M n. Oliver Hnn*el, Mr*.
anw n^and^M rj O. W. Pitul. q
lermon Club X K ? as M ay LunchE31MAN. May IC^Tho Ha- Tw in Pall
Clvlo club held lU May dny MIsa Ft in and b a iaa r a t the Civicom* WlUl Mr*. Jlm .R u th e r- non, AlblcliarRO of th e program. BS degree
;nl lolo. "Oalawny Bay,” w u S *lt Lakey Ardllh RoberU, accompa- a teacherf Mr*. Jim Rutherford, and - Covey id by a reading. "A Mother'* SU to collby Mr«. Fred McCormick, in Uie a\n n RuUirrford and ArdlUi u m dutyB presented a duet aelecUon, , ,lerlng Hope.” accompanied by U ^ - j i uiheirford.ay. “OraU tude.- WM p ruenU Uie dramnUca elaaa. Including
Brallaford. Shirley French.Robert*. Joan Howard and '7 * ?Ti*. V
Fnilt. and directed by Mr*.lowler- '■ Shirley iwing the limcheon a ahortu meeUng w u conducted by —»m eaesldent. Mra. E. Hom. H w u E S *need th a t H agerm an dlvlo e i r i i . b elemben are Invited to a m eet- n,Uio W est P o in t Clvlo ehib co q
of>town guenU were M rt. Ar* len. Buhl; Mr*. W. K. CTUtOQ r C l In . D oa-Touag,-W «at..pt>lnt, —BURZJ in . R. E. W right, Jerome. - "Waldon.: imlticea for, the luncheon BIU B ln Table decoration*. Mr*. Addle a t tha . chairman; M rs. J. R. R uttall 1«7 Jln. MarUn C urran; aervtng, to O ea t 3. Elonlnga. Mr*. Maurice B v fo r Mfcy Mn. E. H om and Mr*. Sylvan O amei ; kitchen. Mrs. Howard g e lac io1, Mrs- O us Conrad, Mr*. te rP U T i •* Llndberg and Mrs. Howard A. B. O fn, and sollclUnf. Mra- J . W. and M n.and Mra. Mamie M artin. raMlvad
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r, MarUia, U> FrancU D.3nli Lake City, aon of M n . ne K. Covey and the la te 3. Covey. Couderaport, P a . ! innnuncemeiit was revealed I up of Intimate friends of lha ;It a party held a t th e home irlde's parenU. T he wedding ! idnred for early Juna In < all*.Froolillch U a g raduata of , high achool. a g raduate o t '
-n Idaho College o t Educa- Iblon, and h a s raceW ad-her-. ree a t Uie Unlveralty of U tah. •Jce City. .She U employed as or In Salt Lake City. r a t t e n d e d PcnncylTUla ollege and aerred th ree years
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onor M othersLEY, May lO -B urley .T h tto . rU entertained th e ir mothers p«ol*) prosram a t-.th a .O d d I hall, under the ■ uperrltko r leader*.ey ScoU cave a reftdlnf. B a t t r . iayed a idano solo a n d Dorsna isi gave a reading. T b a pro* BOQcluded w ith % bwaoTAis wedding preseatad by . the ^ mother teeeivad a p o ^
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ited a t Sh o w er-a . U n . O ordon B la tr and M rs.Iggs cBtettalned a t • abovcr 'WcUoD homa boaoclng Bhlr* ank. Rupert, whoae a a n ^ la fltdktr, B u rls j. k a o b e d ^
plajrad w ith p U su - to D o ro ttj Prty ioo . W * iTMDTUn. S m o E a lsh t; U n . o u ^ U n . R u lon Btoker.
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I To 4-1 Vi! The Twin Falls Cowboys mnI dumping the titnh club 4-1 beh i contcst was in sharp contrast I i sliowed the Bees only six scntt
iv with two out in the top of the 1 ntnth, • With the bnses lonHcd W - • T cU cf hurler Jim Relyes cnrnop--------In to M k e out Bob O i^ w o o d •ndh owl UjBffWne. .
The Cowboy win. coupled with Pocatello'* 4<9 lo u to BllUngi. pu t Tw in r»ll» » “ ' ‘I •
:--------frenfT ri~P l6ne«neiB D e it«ndtn*xTJ)e victory also marked the « v e n ^
[ w in In e ight Jocnl »t»rta for lha
ThB Cowboys opcntd ilie name by : Koring one In th« nr^t Inning.
Charlie Buck doiiblwl Into deep cente r and w ent to third on a pa»ed ball on B « cn lchrr Walt Swedman. Red Je«en wallCKleU eroundcd oul third to flrsl to
'ff K ore Buck.One more Tv,lii Fall* run came
il acmvi In llie r^cond. With one man■ \ down, Teddy Bell walked bul wm i forced oul nt second on a g row a
ball hll by Clnlre Rohrer. Bohrer .«/p a l HrM on an overthrow
«nd went to uccond.The Cowboy catcher weni to third
on an Inneld h ll by Eakenberry and ' acored when aecond aacker Oene
Machado overthrew first on the play.The Beea collected the ir flr«l h it
o lf Sikenbcrry tn the th lr t w ^ n ewedman doubled Inlo lefl. The baU looked like a aure homerun until U ’ h lt a power Une between the U ghtptiU tn leftfleld and tell Into fa ir iCTTltory. Eakenberry retired th e next three m en In order,
Tinal Twin Palla acore* came in tb e third frame. Don Mlchaelson
1 >round(d ou t and Jeasen alepped up
s S . ; r r „ ' r i S " s & r H S ;M of the scoreboard.1 Pleketl'and Charlie Melw h it m e-
cewlve alngle*. Jim Packham flew , ^ » d , Teddy B«U aent a hard
d rlre through th e Infield to .core
! ^ to** the aixth. Balt Lake aeored th a lr lone U lly w hen P lK jer BH1 Morooe* singled to lefl and « w r^ on a double to th e extreme r«nv com ar of the pa rk by Tommy O - lAMhUa.
! OfeoSrood repU o«!' tb a mound In th e aerenth and irom
th a l point held tho cowboy* hlUea*.; I S e n t e r r y allowed no more hll* un-
■i “ ; ? v ^ ? : j f ; e r e away in the ninth.■ a t o f ’ c k e t t . walked and 8wed---------J h S w llac ted 'A U iew nd W t of the
ff»me a *ln*le to center. Plnch- h ltte r Sm eai D o m m lrte lll b»itmg for Jerry Oale. walked lo llll Uie
'’^ J y e a U itn cam e Into Uie game for the locala a n d f ^ e d Oreen*
led Ul# cowboy* a l Uia plate. hItUng ’a homerun and a alngle to three trip*. .
PMkham. eovertaB tto* c e n W ll^ area. tonUnued hla faat d e le a v e nace OounUng ttie *eten home a r a a i pUyad by th e Oowboya. Paek- ham ha* aoeount*! for 30 out*.
Bob U aruca wUl go to the mound for Twin Palls In lls tlnal game ot th e *erle* wllh th e Bee*. The con- t s l *1*0 will be Uie final home tam e for Twin Pall* unUl they meetK » ta llo tn Jayoee park May M,
Wedneaday tho team Uawl* U> Bolie and wlU play acrlea In Ball Lake CUy atid Osden before reluming here.
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Broatilng Aulo downed Rl*er-Oalfi U-3 lioDdaj- n ight during ««ane round pUy in lhe prt-»*»*on ell>
1 ^ tb a l l tournam ent. The tlc iorjlave Uie w laneia th* right to enUi tb* flnak for the championship
Bttrwnlng Aulo ooH*K:ied tl runi ^ oa *em i h lla otf Uu pitching ol
Hughe*. Arrlnctnn caughi for tht loser*. Shaffer llmltwl RlHir-C«lr
j ;; to flT* Mt*. oneve* caught for Um
’ I Th* Brown D « b y taam and SalfJ• w a tanfJ* a t a p. m. today a t H ar
mon partL The winner of UilJ oon. V.'t win meel .Browning Aulo al
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I BOISE. May 10 <«^H om e rn Ihi , r a w m ar he Improved for d e « .1 «wl eft throuifH m re-aetdlng pro
gram rt^rUiri toda t [ Vemnn R ich .'frderal aid coordl-
•- - * natnr fnr t h ' k1« u fWi arxl game Ocpartnieiil. uvlfl biti^r brush and
• rrfslrd »hf» t c rn v 1» Seing seeded cn ?000 ncrts of formM winter
‘ mtier, T lir progr m i U a eowpera- ! live forrst Nervlfe «nd g«ne de-
— — I partfflent projrct.; '• C roatii of the bru^li « ia be an-
-1 J! alywd OTCT a period of jearr to de- rt lerw lne the fra.iibl!itj- of re-iwdlng [6 large aeaa.}f Other type* oi browse plant* wiB | t - b e aiadied ta cpeda) teat {deta. Rleh !| M id erery known type of game
bnrVM pb ia t will bc atudied.
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1 L o o p B a t t e r sn CHICAOO. May 10 (4>-0ohnny d OroLh. Delroll'fi rookie outfielder, ll today U>pped the A m erican league's
bu*ler b a tten w ith a J 6l average. OroUi'* 34 hlia In S3 tr ip s to Uie
** plato gave him a 18-perceiiLage point " marglrt over Boston ve teran outfield- *■ er Don DlUagglo. who ha.i a JC3 '• average.
Two player* actually lop OroUv , ' but bolh have few er Lhan SO AB'* I* Cleveland'* Dale M itchell haa a .4ffl , percenUgB for 45 tr ip s and rooklt ‘ Dick Kryho.ikl of New York har “ .400 In 47 AB s.
Pollowlng DlMaBSlo U CIiIcuro'; haiky rookie. Ouji Z ernlal. wlUi J54
, Other leader* th rough Siinda)''i ‘ gamea are; H ank Maje.<tkl. Phlla- , , delphla. .531: Bam Chapm an, Phil- . adelphla. J33; and Vic W frti, De-
Uoll. J ia .i j T he homerun leiulerMilj) In .^httret ... by Jack O raham , 8 V. LouU newroni-
er. and Bo.iton'« Vern Stephens each wlUi aeven. M lU heli leadA Ir triple* wllh five an<I Z ernlal hns Uic most double*, eight,
' r Zernlal abo I* deiullockcd in lilU , WlUl Mnjeakl and Cliapm nn a t » ■ apiece.
New York's'V ic Ra.^cllI licndi tlu pitching deparlm enl w llh a four-
^ won and none-lw»t perfcct record „ trad in g In Uie * lrlkrouta wlUi M 1; ■" Lefty Hal Nea-houser of DetrolU
‘ P IS 3H H' I PIONERR LEAiaiR
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n- SPOKANE e r r s BT.ARS :e- LOS ANGEL.FS, Msy in • J ' .-T r Rg Sehroeder »nri Dob Piiilcrrr>tirs »i
compete in U;r f lr 't »nm;*l .‘ ;v)V.ni;i 1H Wash-. invlLalionnl lrnni« cbtunpio!! eh ahlp* June 3-S, P e rn ' T Jnne.'-N''*^f ne reUr>' th r «^i|fb»rn Culifrrnl
T en a u a.i*o«aiion .*«td Monday.
> BUHL T^ o ^ b c ^ s =
er Bees>nlt Luke C ity Bees M onday nlgl r J im Eflkenberry. The well play« le Cowboys won O-It. Efikenben firqe m en before ho le ft th e gun
* * * *
Billings Nips ”> Redbirdsto- Take Second—
T he Billings MiLiUing* turned b« Uie second place Pocalello Cai
n Inala 4-3 last night behind lhe twl r J Ing and botttiig of r ight-hander J M T ufteland. T h r Bronco mound«m■ won h is own ball game In the seco H Inning when lie drove In the t■ runs th a l turned oul U> be I■ DllllnHs' victory.M T he Ogden Redn ran wild J■ 1 elghl run* In the eighth Inning■ tliey blasted Uie noise PlloU tor K IS-B win lo lake a 3-0 game ed ^ In the current serlejs.
T he Reds captured four run* _ the aevenlh lo irall Uie PlloU 6
Tlien the lead wan bla.ited wlUi I fm Ogden rampage In the eighUi.■ T he O rent Fiillji Selectrlca push H acroM two runs In tiie Mventh■ break a tie game before going on
doati Ule Idnho Falls R uueU 1-3.RILI.tNCK 1. rnrATKI.I.O S
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nuifM'J” ■.'. KooMcolR—Wlllltmi. Mmctn, Cirroll. E. Mu
I>ut<Ita. Intivlilii. SlroU.
nny t . u f a t ka i.iji i. ii>*im f a l i .s der. IJiho ►'.ll. lb K <1 . |« r« i I'.ib .ll h
n T it" lb t ' 1 oiMi"*." ih \ 1 age. It i l l o.d-K-f'. II. 1 ; :
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■ord, 11 - SIrvKk nul fnr N~»m».".i.f m »i>'
I iiiEisNew Pairings
c. For Best Ball Event Listed
T hird round palrliis* for tlic V },■' bttll inurnam enl nl llie Tnln
■' municipal golf cour.M; linve l> ^ announced by Profeulonal t
Sehneller following Uii complet O t«\ of two week* of pla)'.
I n the championship n ight p< Ings are Pred Stone and Jftmt* 6
• ni clalr V5 Harvev SclilnKenliniif i NIrk Ney and Dr. W, M. Prier and Dr. Olen l!o.ia \ j . Al Mnriind *nd Ray Wilkinson
P, n m l niBht pairings are I H H Um anrt Dons Borla.'e v» ihr a n rr of a Bnnie bel»rcn lllll Aiirl
1 ' son anri Jack Klnir> nnd Pr C I’l FoK anrt wniarrt Wood * second n u h t palrines fnr
champlon*hlp Is Sherm Willii on Mid Harold HB^e r«. Al Bar.
anrt Dud Orlvoll. T h r third fli . M, pairing Is FSnll Frirknon anrt 1
b K rvnn vs, Msx KlrkUnd and []'■ P s rrlvjiJ At the .'tarl of lli . »nnusl beM i
■ It loum am enl W golfers were ente;Play lA erpected to be cpfnplf
r.n I by nex t weekSchnelter abo reminded vor
golfers of th r «erklv Inrtiei.' ; :!• e ram Thur«1i\v Wpm^'ii »itl t panlclpatlng In a th ro«-««i lAur
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„ , Player Loses Leg £,; H urtin Explosion
; CHICAOO. May irt .ff-.-Plo- Isns MondsT nisht ampiiUIert
'J ’ richf leg of bn.«eb«ll playrr rh a ,* ' K onrrII. I,. T i r leg »s-' lakrn off t« o Ir r
sNoie Ihe knee South Short hn'pti*! o'firlnl* j
, , ,h i4 condlUon is "fairly good" : I The J3-year-old semnd bmrn
for (he LoiilsTllle Colonrb rrcrl '* .•JiRtsrred risht leg. frscmred kl.' Anri a broken n<n>r u lin i >
H > »nt»r lank exploded in th r h» i ,iin e iil of hU I'ome SsUirclsv nij
' Hhy*»ci»n» sAid Konej has been |rrivm g hlood iransfu^lons
M ETSKER C ously M .\r,.,jl ; Best Mapi for SportaineB
oinrm '
•rnU ; ^ tETSK FR MAPS', Taenma, W
r o C L A S I
night
Froslram c ' ■ V , ■
-d back f . kC ard,twirl- f '
ler Joe
secondle two i l ^ B A 'w the -...
Id forIng a* ■- • - •tor a L ^ i , ■ ■ '
» edge I V U _
m s In I S M O 'U S-9.
the 4
>ushed ' ' v ^Ithon to
y U {
i i ' l* 1 0 0 Tnsckmen who broke record*
P in t raw. le ft to right, are Clo; vault, and Carl Reynold*. Bnh! relay: Eddie R apard. Rupert, t
_____ Rogers. Rupert, medley rel*y.i iK i i Oakley, m Ue-rvh; Reeves, KlmbI J i t i _________________
ilh Rupert’s I jji! Easily Cai{ J J 1 R uiicrt h itth school walk •« " 5 flophomiirt? t ra c k nnd field
65 r»,ti po in ts , a s compurci_____ du rin g th c a fte rn o o n in th(I I S T I I _______________________ ________
yit; Derby Horses To Try Again
i n j In PrcakncssJ I J o BALTIMORK. M a y 10 i.1 I " 1 I PalcMlnliiii Ulld Old Rotkiwri } J ; ; couplr-of »pee<lMer?; who mlsard I : « ; Jackpot 111 Use Kcnlucky derby.
rlvrd here Monday for Plmli ^ 6 o« Preaknes^ — .m^oiuI .ntop on
Bolri-niid-flottciy trnll for ihi yeiir-olds.
; Tlie MnrylaiKl Jockey club. »l Mh ^loBe^ the ns.OOO performniice
I »i'i. ' Plmllro. exi>rcls rJglit or 10 a lar w*n‘; ‘5 .Cniumel'.^ Pon
tlie "lirejier" wliti won tiie d< niTii i\ due 'n ieidny,
I O iympta Had enough ’■ Dut Fred W, Hoojier's Olym
odrts-on choico who ran alxth . Ule derby, nppnrciiUy haa
§ enough for Uie uuic'bcing a n d v hhVv till- g j.litr.lti) _____ - .
I T lir Jn in t Iln'- ftHl t>r mailo U|the tir.\t four colia in la il S« dny'n Kentucky derby. The flrsl rt»-aU of th la qua rte t checked hrre Morwlay. Pnle.Minlan and flDi'klwrt. were third nnd foiirU
lie b<■ l Ihr n in for thc rnl.e^. n l-'alU Calumcl go i o il to a -MlKhllv t-i f bren f f t ia r l In ahlpping iw derby wli
up from Kcnluckj-. T ha upset ipletlon I, on • trwln due here Tue*
, O reentree'e Capot, second to T ,t paU-- fl,r. U on an ad lo ln lnf car... , . “ Another O erbj Grad
u „ Model Cadet, the derby * No. 7If » ln’ ’*.-r" Ponder anri Capoi.
Fcr tli« second ro* in Uir Pr. I1PJ.1. cliorus Uir Jockey elub
(ir thf ^•Mii.m il'^riy a t th e m om ent are Cun SW.POUI from t
. riel,I ranch. Crispin Ogleby's Noble L n il. M r '’ "■ '"‘J' Sharpr-snd Aji Bslir,.m, a n d Sylvester Lnb:
•nt«ed Atchison Leads Tea■nplrted p Atchlaom plifhed a one-h ll
game Sunday afternoon a* Bud vomen ijo -fiy t s h w do«nert the R*ml
1 ^ R-3 m oiRfiw lenc .e .*oflball i »iU be Miirpjiy h ll • homerun for the
safety. A tch ison .struck OUl c men while w alking ats.
Man o’ W ar esUbllshed nv* t “ S remrrls In hlil II f ta r u a* a th
>ear-oW.on — —s o u t h w o r t h i
r h s r i r .! T H O M A S C O
A nnounce*
OUR PO R TA B LEa.'rm»n! — m m m
STEAM H ROLLER
era re - ,1* now avallabl* for euatnn
rol'iiiK a l your biisinr^^
iA P S • fcjij fp td graltis or ,m:xcs •B For serMre call
'r tll? DAY PH O N E R9.T
N ic h t Phone 1771-NJ
/^IMES-NEWS, T
ih-Soph Record I
1* Monday In Ihe dU trict freah-ieph loyd Maoolng, Barley, lie for polevaoll ;hl. 8«0-y*rd rna. (iecend rew. left U medley reUy; Pan t May. Ruperi, He
r. and Rex Pollard. Rupert, discs*. I ibexly, hi{h Jamp, and Oscar Larson, I
Frosh-Soph pture DistriIked off w ith th c d is tr ic t cimm d m eet here M onday iiflcrnoon cd w ith Twin F a lls ’ Sevc he discu.'', m edley re lay . 880-ynt------ hiph ju m p . R u p e rt's Rex 1
lard broke th e discus rec5 ut 109 fee l, 7 inc!n:.s and cji
wiiliin six inches of breakrecord.
1 The Ruperi medley relaj' 1 alw broke the meet rccord n:S«.S. Carl Rcyiioidv liiihi. b Uie BflO-ynnl run rerord tiy ix>; a 2 11.4. anil Harris. 0;il:lry. Uy liroke Uir mile-riur ircord
rl. n j.027^f Three 'm ?n broke Uie iwle '!
. mark by cleiirllig the bur a' feet, 2 '.- inchc.v llicy wpie .May. nuiw jt, Cloyil MunninK. :
^ ley, anri Diivid HughcA. Kimb ..i,i.i. Reeves Kimberly, bettered ihr ee n t J'"""’ urtcrsinder, Coacli Gene H ulls O^c.ir Lni derby Filer, leaixxl 19 feci. 6 liirhei in
broad juiiip to break the eM iblt msrk.
mnln Ru|>c l■ um u i.j Uie iii.-il In four years the dW rirt. ci
hirt has nol gone lo Ta'ln Fslb. Bruins scored la o first places.
‘ Deasle, H -yc .u-oia Irciluiian. nn „"f 100-yard da.ih in IM i\nd p i i i i r Bruin MO-yard rel;iv tear
vlclor^'. Driiglr Msrtcci ihe i.vi ... I- of Uie relov 15 yards nlieiid.
»eie nuix-rt «:i C, 'l Ain I 30'.., Jeroni'- IS. lliirirv 17 1 <
•i’.m .r ‘f)' Kl'ubrrly 13 h li. n ir r L to ll on'l .Wendell
ResulU included;
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RJce's b.i*,l lV,|..t Ir / * * T-ln r .l l .. ^ lm .rl,. .nrfI tin - ftvprrt. Ttm» 11 « riving i»-r.r<) .i.>h-nr.ii.. t-.-
•reak.) has 1.11. ^T-in U ll..
irran- .ii"7 * R „ r .‘u m ' i'iT h" ’King C ' t w a i 'w ' Tim.^sT.s,
■brofs 'I ’ l n " ' i i ;
a m I-®” liiir'I'f.-TrnirK, Riipr.t; a i l l T»la Till.. iim rn. ird
? -S 5 K ; E " ~ : , r J ; r * o “.v,n b lm mta, J.romr Tinri >:ll.4.
play. — ■■■■-'■ • ~ ----------c lone elghl
trK k ^ B 9 | f | 7 | S T f i f ^ nthree-
6 ■ Q B B j B B
I S II YOUt MAUR
SURPLUS^SALES
%i Clack W n i'P tn ta ffk* J ' Pb«ti« M
TWIN FALLS, IDAHO'
Breakers
jh traek and field meet »re ahown abo» ,tUl: David H ughes Kimberly, tie to r poll to right, a re Alvin Sehenk. Rtjpert. medli Ue for pilevault and medley reUy: Gli . Record breaker* nol pielured are Harrl I, Filer, broadjump. (Staff p h o to -en jra '
Trackmen ict Meet.mpion.ship in tlie annua! frcKhmr on. T hc F in ite y<>arliiiKrt rolled (vcii di.strict reconls w ere amnsh ■nrd run , brciiidjump, jiole v au lt n<Tol- -------------------------------•ecord p ----------------------------- --------
X™ Deadline Nears~ d1up Lnkc.v C(iiiiiLr>’ club goi
, , ers nre rtniinderi the dtfadlli1 ^ i h fo'" QUftllfvinir rounds in the be
hr„irr loum iim rni and the first ]■ixiMing T " " ' *'■
T lir rir;i(lliiir toi Uir fir ' round iii ''ih r U » louriicyi.
T.> 1 Sunday evening. A Hub tenm »' - ‘• u i l , cho.vn from member.' turnii
"* •‘I in the best acores in c|\inllf>1i
;. s:?; .rn berly.
r-;;; w est’s WildHfe 1-T ™ Is Meet’s Topicbl'Lihl^l BOISE. Mr.y lo .UR— Wik
problems offcctUiK II «r.Mcrn nL ., tin ., will be dlt.ouw.ed u l un *miual in<
crown '"6 ,, .n ,r sloner* In Seattle June M-16. wi
r>, r win be ftllcnded by an Idaho d ^ ftaUon,I 'twiced C hairm an U. O. Cole of ihe s
' flsli ond Bonic coniiiiiv.ion., , Riinie drpiirtmetil, d lrrrior T.
iri hut Murray and fL'-h ciiliiiriM Jnme Blmp.ion win a ttend Ilie •e.«inn
I ' kX w n r r K t o p s i,EA(itT,0 :ik- SAN t-R.\NCISCO. M.iy in ,
I 'r [!',, For lhe third Mrai«lii verk, lell did Wlllle. Sacram ento c«nu>r Ilr:
top* the bnuing list in the Pa Coast league, with a percen
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Pill. Mf"krh.i'.."jUCTr!. . 1,; ll.rT.''.
n'i ll,.., Tlm/. l.ielK ' 'r.,v. IVI v.ulI M.>. It flf.rl. Mlnn.ni,
■ n.l ’*r-
i'.'l’s Mm|.r-. .,1
iKTRiCT^i - I W - i T i n e r -
I For statT h e h ig h s c h o o l b a n e lM
w ill b e c lK id td i n a e inK lo W e d n e sd a y b e tw e e n S h o s h p lo y e d u n d e r t h o l i g h t s ol
Detroit Nips^ Yauiks 4-1 in ■
Pitchers’ Due^ 9 -------By T he-A s*ocU t« l-E r« t-
Young Ted Omy ot th e De M l Tiger* ouipiuhed the veWrwi
BMchl of Uie New York«Y anMonday aaU ie Tigers won » 4-1cislon a'nd second place la American league.
Cray held Uie league-loa New yofkcr* lo llvo h lu whilo nlng his sccond stra igh t decl RasclU, who iMd four a tra lg iil before Uie game, gave up only hii^ but yielded four cosUy wa
Tlie Yankees, who mauled thi j ^ H gera for a 13-0 wltT Sunday, 1 ^ 1 Uiclr lone run In the aecond In W when Johnny Undell a in g l^ H g l rA .1 Ulpled home by Jack Phlll
T lie game a-as tho only cm ^ ■ l l schedule In Uie Amerlean .leai
T lie Sl. Leuls Cardinals, who W B n big lead to Brooklyn Sunday B E B lost, took no chances Monda; B U U they iinmmertd four of alx Dc H B pltchcrs for 15 hlU and a 14-i
h H ^B l'g guna of Uie Carda’ al were rookie Eddie Kozak a n d 1 m y Olavlano. K aiak drove In
S m # runs with a double and a hi w ith the base.1 loaded In a five elghth-lnnlng spree,
ibove. TT,e amailng New Y ork O: !«>«* conated to Uielr seventh a tn
ledley »-]„ In a nlghl contest, dum plnj G '” » Chicago Cubs 1-J behind th e sl
larrls, jiurllng of Sheldon Jones. Sid ■grav- don and Willard M arshall h i t hi
runs for Uie OlanLv--------- T he win kepi Uio O lanU In
plaee. a game and a ha lt ahei the NaUonnl league defending cl plon Bwlon Brave*.
Rlght-hnnder V em Bickford, was unable to finish Uie tirsi nlng Sunriiiy. pitched th e Bi an\ve.s inlo second place In NaUonal league w ith a claw y tl IUt Job. leading th c Tribe U) i
jm a n - win over Uie Pltuburgh PlraU cd up A scheduled game belween n«hoH cliinaU and Riiladeliihla wos ,, 1 poncd because of rain . ,It and --------------------- 3—
Illinois BoarH s Clears Way for .rtlln. Rocky’s Return
CHICAGO. May 10 (/T» - Illinois s ta le aUiletlc comml
’ ' Monday cleared the way foi . mldclIewflRht champion Rocky
, " Y xiiino's return to Illinois boxli .I’l cnnccllng a rule bnrrlng flc
irnlng ‘' ‘•■^honorably dischnrged fron:
O m ilnno last FYlday wa-s stated in New York a fte r
----------1 r.u.M>cnded In tha t sU te for fito r e i« n an alleged bribe offc yenrs ngo.
The former tnlddlewelgjjt kin an appllcallon for an Illinois b license now under consldei
Wildlife here. Tlie aciion apiiarently e n nUlle. O ra ilano 's suspenfllon In Scpte >1 in w tl 15t1. biiKd Oil h h m liilary rec< rnmmls- ------------------C---------
10 dele- Vandal Freshme S,' ’“I,' Plan Sports Day
T. 13. MOSCOW. May 10 OJ.PJ — ninej C. lowly college freshmen a t the lAlnns. vrr^liy of Idaho todsy decld
Bivp the "big broUier" ireai to Uie only (oik who rank
,, i l i e in - il ir friend* they le ft b m high i-:hooi,
fi.'i,ir.‘ have Invited h ig h irl.!.ic, senior* to be the ir guest* a
rcemige. - ■ in letters add resed to th e
---------- dent of lhe lenlor cln tt o t.iM„ II,. high school In Idaho, Andy ( It. Hull.. irn.<en. Blackfoot. presldenl o
j».nm frealiman class, said th a t "thi 1o»’s. who got lo remembering
■ni, II,I-. th ry were in high school, th I '. i. ''^-'1'^ ° “ gfaduaUng setUom. your fr
vour parenU m ight like lo la Ih r all-.'porU day progrnm,"
i Robert iRed) Rolfe is Uie [m anager In Detroit T iger hi
B 5 rC '‘' ' ^ i c F ! S ^
i f wa* ottr e a t- 1Hill lix
b a ll , c
S |
>S fBO O liCTS_w V .,iitW TOPK. H
b a se b a :- t u e s d a t ; 3 ^ W
-G«ts-;^Bt e ^ i Hball championship of u :lo p layo ff Knme shono and Buhl; The n i o f Jaycce purk in
-------- . SliOHhoiie wonm eet Buhl.claRH A b a s c b a Q .L ^ ^ E
e lCX downed W e n d e n Io ^ B H - .. inx litss R n l a y o l f ^ ^ H Detroit In addiUon to in Vic ehamplQiuhin, ankccs Uic dLsitici'. berth I-I d c . glonnl biuebaU n th e week in Nsnipt
U n d rfc a t^ .fc .^ H ’ loading Sbuslioii« bUu,i10 w in- WlUl nn u n d e f c » t« i^ i^ B sclslon. B coinpetliinn.11 wins feat was nnly five hnnd.t nl Jerome walks, Conch Bob U ieT l- ing on his an ly, got Buntew., 10 do inn lns hurled n no-hli
^d and agalnsi Hnn.%en. lim ps, nlde comiieiiiiaQ. jw3tie on shone came O U Ic o im u ^ B '
1,° In BddlUon to Uurtsv u Sho.^hOM
« ting club.Bcildcs DurstM
,-J vie- capable iiiichen In........ .. John Conwny,
1 Coach BhenittiiUie foUoa-lng p r , i , v S ^ B0 W e d n e - N d a y r S ^ Hhomer
ive-nin oeid. cimricsWemickle. flnt b w T lB ^ HGlanU n iir t base; B u r r tn w i^ ^ B
.ua lgh t b u e : Ed Hahn, i b c M ^ Hins th e Kile, rigliUield. ud*l«ady Cher. • -
l io m ^ ' » > a v * l , u i , SBuhl WIU c o i m t t r a l ^ l
In ll r s t Its sUrlead of HInvaty. who it Cham- * lth Magic V n l i ; r ^ H
los.il wns Dgalnsi rd who lllavaty'a mala rst in - bail wllh e x cc U e o tm S ^ H
up f x i ^ l in th e heavy hitting pont , *lve brand of tall o l ^ H. . 4.1 base running,. t , , ' Conch Don R o i u l a ^ ^ l V. Cln- following as Uie ( n ^ Hts M si- e t k u T ^ M
Herman OsUrkaap. f k t ^ H Bitner. ahon«u;; U j ^ ^ l
. . . . Cher: Ra>' H l* n t r , - |[ ^ H Binder, rlghl fltld; l ^ ^ l second base: A l t e n a ^ ^ H tleld. and Darrel
I Famous Co^H Plan N IC E (*
,or LEWISTON.Ky O ra-'XI,IK by eonchlllK schod flEhUrn College of E d i i a U a » t ^ | om m l Wise, director o l i H t o *
^ rein- Jeff CravnUi. r being University of
f a S n‘«- head Ibt rter two while Olenn Wrtibl
rector for Uie B o u s l ^ H Ung has the American lc * ( u t ^ ^ H . boxine '"■i'” ' je n t^ o n baseball .sceilon.
e m e d The baseball i c H o H H nem ber dueled durinc UM
with Wrlghl d l r t c l ^ r ^ H cr* In w ortouta •
Crai-alh will d ln d B ^^ H
l e n------ » lU c f- ittc n d h ig :- iW i^ M
. y HICE fooUwll leun^ demonslraU onsjcW Bli^™
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i,i lu e lf lo Euroiwiin recovery, or N... nipre puppet.
• i.iu iillic,^ have given a.vurnm: Nn. ; lh a t thc rejmbllc will be jHTmlli
to handle Ila ow-n nffatrs wiihlii 1 trem ely broad Ilmlw: tlinl thrlr rc Irol wlll b r trxercLsfd con'iriictlv» B ill they mill have lhe vpio ovrr I proponed parliam ent.
I.I .m. continued need for Marshplan aid nnd Uie coiwlani lear allle<l Inlrrventlon are bound
, c rta li. Ui« aunoaphere li> which 1 lu nil- new K ovr-nm rnt will opernie.' l»»'r. I 'xrit lo Bclnc Kuird
.Moa- Oemiiiiiii are aeniftomeil i<i ; . ji.ooi th o rlta rlan procedtirr.s If ih r k
rm m c n i falls to provide real li-ad ahtp. It la merely n ".^traw bow '
iim«tr<i ^'‘ een th r people and the occupy ., wool iW 'c rs . II wlll nol obtain rr.-.p
and wlll b r unequal to the (n>lc 'ii«ii’r really applylnc lhe nrw con.Ml
' tlon w hrn allied occupiitlon ends J, N nt Uir coniiUtuiion, but the i.if mI't condition the Oermnii [>»<•ionn; 10 the respoiiAlblllUrx of nrl( c
iViDM rrn m en i. wlll delermlnn the ch nc irr of th e new Germany.
s ‘Lollipop Pilot’ lo und Continue His Li,, ,, D EflLlN .'M iiy 10 lUPi-Ciitn
«enc P. Wllllum». L..iik-Beach. Cn r „ I . "loHllKip pilot.•' .Mild todny Xn . continue hLi •rniidy nlrl
If J " lo" Qcrm ftn dilldreu wheUicr cr IS bcrti "WUt c
n.lTZ7;r — ^Jf-tll»-bl*-bc»yi.-rnli-off fh r nil -1 w ill-flnd-a sprcint plnnp nrni7i
J" n irm iliir pantenBer plane lo T U n i'»n rty to thek lrtd ir.v"W llllim iss , k Wiltlam.v who liiMeritwl tlir
J . r i> m ^ n u u c u t . Gall 3. Hnivor •r rrnt *’*•' ^ o m e Ihe IrndinK IlRure •ff -IIU ‘’P fA 'ln f ' lollipop. In whloh An
Icim -donnied candy Is drniin«l liny ^lni•achulr^ ove'r Berlin,
"I would raUier *tsy In G m n o r f than r r i u m to C.llfom la nnd
.Ihr ran d y fllnht.s fall apart." 1
’liin£ S Defense Loses in
Seeking FBI T'n r , W ASHINOTON, Mny 10 i.r.
iT lir clrfrn.ie .•■ouRht In vain tc '■'1 Ihr t„ finrt o u t whnt put Ihr m i on
.11 of .Iiidlth roplon and V,i r A Clllbltrhrv a ' Rpy (HL'PI
> Hill Hll avalnn<^l>r of qiirslloi.'irfiiihiv : Ml•.^ Coplon>- 'jillonirv. ArrhllII P,,lm rr. rllr ltrd llttlr mionnii
iJi.ir on Ih r jxjint.I • ' Mljwi Coplon, fnnnrr Hnn1v l In........... h ii--lirr clepartnirnt, is on 11,... ..., I th«r.;r(l w ith pIlfrrinK Kinrrnn
------ - | .•-rrrt.^ for th r hrncfit of a for'? Oubltrhrv. n I
• • I 'ln n Sii^p<-ndrcl from ■ jnh with .1. i;iittrri Nation*, nrr rhararrt in
ronspirat
t Big Four Deputie ___ End Austria Tal
I lO N D O N . Max 10 'UP'-BtK irtrpi;tir» ad jotm irn their Inil ••*•«*<*-o n —Ait.mi*-W ?i—TnTt1-7tt
' | t o m r n RBAln nm Inu'r thun
. .‘ Binurl n rb rr o! Ihr l.'nllrrf Bl ' MKKr«i«j u .'t Fnt|n\ i;i,i!
j- 'J'irr> iillr> adjourn 111 hnpr iiu i----- MKlrtnnlr eouirt br br(*rii hv- _ iv coiinril of forriKn mlnl.1lrr^ ir
I CASH— - FOR DEAD B
USELESS ANIMALS
j r n O N F . COLLECT . ; G oo riinK 41 R u p e r t
IDAHO HIDE « TALLOW CC
TIUES-NEWS, TT
■ Ministers Slate - Park RiteJ A aajjnm enu for Bunday ertnl:
aerrlcea a t the elty park durin* t
y tiimmer lic fc mndC a t a Tueaday monilng a t the Twfn « Ministerial aAMxIatlon. tiie Iti Donald B. Blacfaitooe r r ported.
’■*' The len ice* will be held a t 8
July a, and n innlns unUl Aug. : 8om r RMl«nnientji are lUll to
I m adr. Thc Klirdule will bc a nounced ru> aoon aa U U compleli he ndded.
1” Type Mistake | | J s JJlamedJj]
CVA DisputUos WASHINGTON, May 10 (JV-Ri«>"* re.<;cinntivc Jac>:sT)n.-o.. W«Ah.. r">” • lodiiy th a i labor hrui nothlhK to f
from tiie propu.sed Cotumbla ral admlnl.'tmtlon.
lo Repre«entatl»» Horan. R.. Wa;Mty said la*i week tha t lha Trumitivl- backed bill tor a CVA conUlm;her "booby trap'" for Inbof. Jackson;lent plying to Homn In a nUtement
lhe conRrrMluiial record, said aI ot poRraphlcal error woa rcspon*]vely for the Mnteiice on which Ho:loAe centered h is criticism,mce Tills sentenre rend, “any empl
by of the admlnl.Ntralliiii iCVAi 11sent be removed in the dl.'-crellon OfJer- board." Jiick.-.on cxpiiilnetl thl.i sIJie ifn e r Ji.id been drleied from Uie 1are vlnnl d raft bul tha t the printer 1re- not followed Uir edItlnK.
new Jack.ion .mid labor leudcr« gennds. ally have cndorsnl thc labor aecUif 11 of Uie Columbia valley bill.Hut Jackson pu l Into lhe record a !;ak- j ler from C. Olrnrd Davld.ion. a.i» vers an t .lecrctary of mierlor. to Ed W cold ton, pre.ildcnt of the Washing:iln>: st.itir- Fcderntloii ot t^bor, any
In- Ih r clauv.i on which labor haa b lasl.^lent.
- m e rlRhis of labor are more. of fectlvely protected In the CVA leiiii-'i- latlon." Dnvldnon wtoIc, " than tand :irc In Ihe oprrntluiis of the ex
bolh „iK fcrterul nKmclrs now carr>vrrii o ii(,-roiourcct-dcvdopm enl- InT lir Piictftr iiorlhwr:.l."the He Mild the bill Insure.^ emplcthr ffcurliy of tenure and they canbe 1)0 removed without caiwe. He 1
yliip t|,e meahure prnviflc.i th a t emplt»• t iruiLslrrrcd to CVA shall retain
lhelr riKhUs under prcviou.^ iners »cpvice Jol» ami if transferredl"e ‘' niiolhrr civil service Job they s'' ex. i>p cre<llted wlUi time ^pent withron- CVA.vrly,
Divorce Granted ' To Local Worn!I tho A dccrce was iNurd Tiie.'«iay
riLstrlrt court Dwarcline Made 1 a (IJvorcc from Itoberl B. Dom
an- n-.-.ioi«lloii ol iirr iniiKlrn nnKov. Miioli- Turner,,d rr- Mrv T u n ir r mImi w.,« iiwar' b f- ii'iil ••s '-ir mcludine 11 nhor rejyltijt shop in the basemenl of 13B K r.prct avrtiur M>iith, hoiurliold nml kiteik of fiirnllurr and n 1M2 fMlnn.,l»U- Ravb<irn uncl Raybom reprcH'lIs. Mrs. Dc,•. .iibli- --------- ;----------- ----
7,S- Last Rites Held■ For William Hi
W inenl ser\'lce.r for Willlnm ■J w rrr rondiirled a t 11 a. m, Tue: •' a t lh . W hitr tnortiian' chapel i f f lader r. F Calkln.v A duel
<11 L nuMK bv Mr>. K A. Boonr aiul Kn- O. T ru . .ircoiiiimnlcd by Mr.v L
:allf., Sperlry h r Pnlll>r;irr;,s were Albe:; Wll Irllfl ' apoon. l>:ivt WoiiPbrrK. Oil ir nol Spcrlc. 5-:inll Ueoppic. O. TcU con- Pete Roll. Burial wan mncln
Bun.irt Mrmorlnl park.
. J Cfulltypharged '"S In Divorce Ca
- trn rr-D -n m a fl,n rr]is?R S i-M i|I,„‘“ I.. Biildwin with exirrm r rmMi
In
IW7. nl Riilon, N,"m " w ' h ' C u-ii rpprr,-j-iit.-. nitldwiti rh ilr FTnr
WfilkiT L-. ro-msri fo r Mrs. BaW
^ SN A K E RIVER REPOH
riptoday li; " ; ;’,,!";'■n Ihr s i.i-.r ...................•,llr|l. 1..k. 4 iin ,........... .
vm‘.” M.. - ' 'I'J ijy t.r.n.l I-tri nu ... 1" , ! . . . . , . . . .
In ilir A‘. “ r.l:. it-.'.- ' i.;s.*’‘«.‘l..i , . irmi
irrlRn jUn! s : 1 V'in il,. (I - • 11. 1-^-_ Min
h thrI Nrw itl'pc- I.,.. I •-%nry. o...Hint 1 , 1 r-«
es ^jks : : : : : : :!‘Ulr>-> r-ii’. ’,\u..
Blnlrs “"l.VSV ; ir^NUM.I,, I..... . 1..,
E L E P!
1 1 -i G E T IT o rI • ■ sAVF::\in
I Henry f• K im b e r ly
WIN FALLS, roAHO
Tentative T)K L« Voted for Vetj"™ _Pensiou-JBl3E■; ™ ‘,SS
i. ^ S fw h S 'S "■'"fi'» S l l . W .rld . . . n ..™M « «I titil. " 5 ! ;“ ' “ „ " S i “ pu lo lI . lln»l roi
eatim ated the " “‘yJS,’*
a tu ick before It uet-i beyond Oe
iploj.. , „ „ i , „ u . n B .I.,
“ " ’i S « l ™ S E « " « K . n ' S t o p ou. M .d.J
.laid he nu ll ills Job brcaa\e t Pollili rmbii.vy wa.i UliiB n « d the c i'iitrr of Soviet atomic a:
„ olher r.^plollaKe in this countp',." ! ■ M oney-T lie wimte apiiroprlaUo w f ! ’ committee approted bliU to provl
m o rt .B .n Il.mooOOTO for 1 ' ncrlcu liu rr deii;irtment and for an
elvllliin JunfUoii.', s u c h aa flo ^ conlH nriirnsciH ISSO. The-comm
te r rrjec ird Remibllcan e fforu f cu t boUi bills and instead vol
i !» n ' more money than the house had c. "5 _______________
EnvoxNominee’s Kin Lives Hei
in not Capus M. Waynick. NorUi Ca e said llna Democriiilc lender who ploye.t nom inated last week by PrcsUli iln all T rum an for ainb;i-v4idor to Nl
civil rafiiui. Is a brolher uf Mrs. L. red to Wall. ■<03 -nnril iivciiue north.' shall Is a former r<l'ior nnd t.% sl th Ulc Democriitio chaim un for No
Carolina.W ajnlck l>rc:inir aciiunlnled w
J UiP President whrn cacli m an i i hnndlliiK uni'mploynient probU
for hLs Miilr. Hr ttiu% offere<l n a n nmbas.sador>hlp lo d ih r r Chile lay In Niei.raRua bin rhr.sc the la tier • Doxa of 'tn itr? lc porJtlon. NS.1 and Wall wa.'. tnfomird, .
ZZ Rotary Club Has / r ; Talk About Pip'illchrn Elwood Bobler spokr to thc Rot
club Tiir.%<lnv nt Ihr Pnrk hotel ■H'nted thr,hL-.i(iry of pifir.i and his <
collecilon.T h e clllb will ».poiiK»r oni> or
boya lo a tlend Doy • ^tair in Bc A nierUnK of ih r bo.ird of dli
o | tora w k lns over July 1 wna 1 i e i l a l te r the re«ul;ir merlins. .
„ I, All membecTi w rrr iirsrd to aU upsrtnv dUilrlct conlerrnct a t OKdcn
Sunday. Mond.iy and I'ne.vJay f r ' , ' n'Txt werlc. The R^v. E. Lr^llr R-
™,”; Last Honor Paid To Glen Donasi
• T tinem t sen-lrrt fnr GIm Do------- son- v c rc ‘ held frrmi Ihn Wi
I ' " ■■ mdrlunrj- chapel n t 2:30 p. m. Tt 1 day w lih thn llrv . Horner Pnj. otflclaUnR. Tho foloui, was J. f l o p Nellie Ostrom.
— Eallbearcra w rrr Willinm Him Minnie LeRoy Eakes. R/ b<•rt I/-hn. F
'h B rrde. Robert MnsrI and Kr 'iir.-<iiiy In lrrroen l wns nnicln in f
__________
> S H IP yOUB
W O O ]Blower ouncil »o.
markcimi: cooperjti>t. \c,n open rnce itrndin* mil ni,iiVf mg «.xih. We sell lo the htclif markel. eiiiicr open or i n
U. s.- Approted Wool Handle_ Vou will itceive full li.S,»upr<'i
•.lli ’ pnccs less only aciuil mar^fiin
■ AdNancw aviiIaMt. Wnic frmarl,etins •greemeni and »hi collect to u t at PortUnd.
A Joe Corpion. Duhl . *’'•'*•1 1 oca! Rcprewntaii\f
PACIFIC wool GBOWE' I 734 H. <H. K tt A m n rertUnd J. Or
> H A N TBRANDR T I L I Z E R
4 8 - 0n j T T i r E CAR A N D ■lOXEY N O W A T . . .
Produce Co;_____ ^ F h o n e 10
Pw a n t a d r a t e ss n iitoMi f __
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« ^ of I# « rd » !• tw ii*«»"■ i t . r s - i f t a .«».»
ro. »«« uiU I..IBWIns of ...* . |J»T I H«T. I l«l«T» i n a I t~t o 'I L j i \ i l . f r
^ I ?{ rri!i^ R t'r . sr.lUbod. « .b r « r
estl- 6 u » i . r i .« .► »•___ . -Thu.piwr-tcMn«
ik»» «»• ta»»rtl«o. -anker. —
iSoSo • rA R D O F T H A N K S ^
senate .,p>~*l'"' »' omi..tlir In brtr said m.ni. •«P'«.luci. ■
e rlcaa PuHin,^ ^
w la n MrO " - 'i> “ nSritm
Ur', an,! Mr>. Ilciirr Durllm «n.l r.mlllr.
“ J ; SC H O O L S & T R A I N I N I
3. em* Tr«l itio f« l. 0I»«Itened ...i .^,.r..ti„n. ««• « •« . Tim«.N<Idelskl btAUTT CUI.TUI;S u r«ir s.oi.iu,e Uic A n.w gDcrowdrl «.ld •■«l«i«l a.1 U*f* IMolj. Cuu«r«. Good p«». P«
A w o^ Unll«ll«: TOr«»l80lU. Ih= AnjArtd—r _______________y- UKUSIIlll’ r o u ~ ~ .u r t l r I now MUlUona “ t. i* r .n . Uuilnru Colin, forirovlde K.rrl«. suaofrtfbcr r.».mln.Uo»,r the b. , 1..n >«n. i-U « tio«.ra n n y SPECIAL N O T IC E S
flood i,Ai.uaKY b.11. an.l m » » i rinimtt* CTIIInltr thrffigti rVotviru to rr.l.lAllI.1. rk” r.r.lrltie. .11 IXPCfc
voted p'''"'!’ ‘"I'jJJ!,' •”
x n A V E I ^ R E S O K 'I 'Silll.r.lis >.i.lr.l item Fllrr In Twin' I
f I’h-.O. i:^n. Kllrr. A.k for Mr. •*%,S - . . PEIISO N A LS
[ere k.“!iz,’""oT“.wm\u mMlla*. w «)n»d.f «t»bIc
0 was Nriu> li.w . Will irv .r m.w" >n i iCsUlent nu .l W..1IIM, ,..>mrnU .r^utr.l b,
Nica- ril I‘"/I'nlL. B. i: rrl.W,l.hl." siin.1.nl.r, I.I.
L O a ? A N D F O U N U
. ■'l.s,'.';;'' 'KS "‘.r's'.s<1 «'»1' WIU.‘V<inV UUri; li.h.lm..|r I.
•Oblcnwi * H m iir 'n rrK l
f l l r ' i r U E A U T Y S H O P Ster be- tOUri-ETr. n.«l,rn bMUljr .«r.ic. t n, Mrs. •»*« i ' ‘ ‘Vi'’*nMiii» s
IS - S r .¥ l 'S ‘a'r.''d9i n e srfouiry CEitROPRACTORSotel ou Nl.Kvt. I1K<I.IUL Ur. Aim. ll.Kii
LIl U Iu' JOHNSON. « • Thlrt .
’ s ilU A T lO N S W A N TE: direc- IIu.sk mndlnf *1 U . Unlqu. ilx^p o If held _ |;.B -I U‘ __________________
<*'0' CAIIIIV-Al.1, .n.1 .l..trr work w.nM r Rolls. Uh I'm . J.mrnr, |.l.i'^.
idt s o n
D ona- ^OR cifsTvM pio"incrii'«i’'s . r .nW hite Wl.W. lvlmUrl
t TtK^i Al.TKIIATItlN. ..Olnu. m.ndlni. dl1. Ttir.n- ,rH-A.rri*n. N-r.h. 1‘hn.w 3.Pnyder 'ci)i{TAiNa '»r»t.tlirw ..n»i «nd . t r
IS Mrs. 1,1 |,M>. Boitb of KVMV.
rJlrmitn. WANTF.Pl VorH l.«Un«. bttk :1 Frit''. «.'il»i> pl««ln*. ITinno *198-1111
.'v’""'”' .—:t7;--- rr-rv.1" s»n- “;.vs;...I, l-h"n» iml.ll____________
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CI-|(-tAlN.S >t<bril .n<l >tr<Uh..I rmraiim rS.rc.. In. Knyi. l i l t «U
PA IN T IN G ; rA P E U H A N G IN G
I ■ ............. r r . . -Um .
B E R T V E S T R R
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IC fnr ’ “ • " — t N n )•*• 1'-' !•Ship ^^,,1
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I.. >.V, |.- |. . . . r...m,
G IR LroR
QCNCR.\L O m C E WOl ArpLT p.- rr-R.eoN
Jf>k« R oth
O . L^’ION M OTORS
ryOassified
p DE1'ART.ME.Ni^ B
CAH
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"1 “* rouDMau A[)]i1i c a t i c t |^ H
.< IN OWN
S~~ 1________“ heumvante B
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Wril.
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— motlllr. Srg Mf.
3 r<*pFry.Uipi l ^ ^ ^ l
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S y i L L A f ^ ^
K t . m a v 10, « * » ' '
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~ TWO Wroem^ ■ a nP nR O O M chn . xitomall
■ f , ° ™ ™ '"
^ ^ ^ C ^ ‘’tu'h,“''MMH‘. «Ts “ -Anr'rro'g
( nOOM tmji
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^ p ^ t ^ r X E A S E W.
^ ^ f e ^ . O A N ~ IN V E
U)iH!<. 1% ___________WIN »«ociA'noH iiioD
^ I ForTsl■ LOANS f,-HW
P - l i
O A N - j CH^AI' ^ B iRITIES CREDPr’ •'n
l o „ . . . . I ^ £ “\
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ROBINSON „ . *,
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f j ^ B A
c . a . n^ --------'•■ TlV * Tr ni
S l.___E C l_ __ ■ I L„ . ..E 9 F 0 I t-8 A l:E ------ -------T AHMfi
V ’S B E S T B U Y 1boms. Emra li i« loi •• i->riM. T«rm». j _3 IC V A L L E Y 1 ;t m e n t C O R P . I ',*'... N., , I■h n. :i.i 1 *«U. Lo*iu, linu»«Bj» •c^AiHV.fl. A'
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r-c'E'"iSi."'"i;!!:;i kfxi'v p,U,n. l-tif. I1.5M. I >’»l Klmh.>l,H A E F E R . R e a lto r, 1 ____________. N. rtwn. ] |I> -M ___________nJn«i «. »>l« *»•■». —r = ^ 3 r = : : . b e ;------------------------------ 1--------- 80MODERN HOMEim*. Mk floor*. Urt* kll. '*11' ■’'• i’«'"l
■ Il« hMt, toUr IrusliKH, '•••!'>’'i r s , ‘a t ”."'!.':-;:'.:Ilflfi. Ul*h» fOMfclit tnoll "•"~. >'"' li»ll
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UT hutnt hrJi.« to nikf • , “ * »Vr>»' „ : h T ' i . : s . i I ' r -tifort lo find on* lK»l li, “ ‘
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I Aciis; btiii.itm
tnd.m honn. oU fonnrt. —W *’»” •I >0 hr W <«(. I'ctmloD --nj} ft/i - _U moJ«ni homt flnlihut E X C E l
nil furnix.. ll.tH.OQ. u i.i.t i i will binrilo. 4% loia.
'. O . SM ITH 1 ' »“ '. Jz ; 'i; A TIIUST IlLDC. ^
s p e c i a l
New __________le d ro o m H om eflOOO D ow n ;;;; f,;^'"':'';„,,)VEn THA AND G. I. I " " ' I'* '
I.OAN I * , i ! ' . ' * 'S W IM
E S T M E N T CO. v u - „I .Shn.ho«. RU K. 1____________
D E R N H O M E /
',M0 W ILL BUY P"”'" '" 'r.. wllh »n Inrom. nJll,«0« -
In Tnln l^lli. No "
3 ACRl':S “ I'- *:'■'■U. IS.BM. ho i: lou.
H K A D Q U A R T B R S im W m , .
— F A R l i r1 OI.IVKK l!>.ln(
SALE DY OWNER,V 2-B E D R O O MiD E R N H O M E . ' . to s yaiu
l i l l Hi F IL E R AVE. E__ _________________ I LATK m.»I.l V
I..RM1NG HOME I ' " ' i : ; ; ! ;
m t s i: s “ r - , . r ; i . . 7 ," j r , i : : ,™ ;!
F A L L S R E A L T Y I IN S U R A N C E CO . « A c n m w '
__________ ____________ I PiBl. W.S.
) I C E A C R E A G E .
3v e l y ’h o m e ^__ _ a -
. R . B E Y M E R “•R p n l to rs
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