T h e 2Jst traffte
d e a t h of 1961 in
m o ^ c V a 'l l e v oc­
curred on June 13
as th e rem it of an
accident in Cassia
county.T he Mngic V alley New spaper Dcdicutcd to-Servinir and PrdmoiInK the (Jriiwih of Nine IrriR alcd Iilaho Counties
ortlrlul CUr 4nd
T W IN FA L L S , IDAHO, WKDNESDAY. JU K E VI, lOfil
VOXi. 43, NOl 60
G a s t r o T ^ e s 3—
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C o n le d e r a te M o n e y P r e s e n te d D u r in g O E S S o c ia l
R e d s A
tta e k
R ebel L ead ers
S t e v e n s o n ’s
HAVAI^A. June U
.
today barred three of the l>?liJ'<:dt)tyr.eUhCjil
. from the proposed prisoner»-tor-tractjtf^‘^^^
it said the trio could be tradfl(T:io^tbo;JX.--.
in C h ile
U
- exchange i or a top U. S. commumst-. lender,;
Cuban slayer, and th e head of PuoMt^-Rlaiia' fl'iTtUAmeYI. can N ationalist porty.'T hc governm erit a stand was made
known by thft*cbntrolled-pr«8B -a8-four. A m erican-fann
-T'—'
_
_
experts began their second
day o f ta lk s w ith officials of
C astro’s land reform insti­
tute. T h ere was no indication
aa to how tho talka were
M a y 15 C r a s h
I n j u r i e s A re F a ta l to M a n
bo w k.
BDRLEV. Ju n e M - A J jS - y e a r old m an from S u n Jose, C o llf, b e­
cam e th e 2 lst iraUlc fala llty to r
M aelo Valley th la ye ar w ith th e
de aih Inle T uesday n ig h t o t Jo h n
f
L . Simmons In th e C a isla M c’■ .m orlal hospital,
i
M r. Sim m ons was In jured May
T ra f f ic D e a th s
Mogtc Volley
I9 6 0 ........................ 16
1961........ ................ 21
...94
...80
1961..
' w hich claim ed th e lire o r ChorJta
1 A llred SmlUi. 18. R upe rt. T h e
! R u p e rt youth w as killed Instantly
\ a n d M r. Slram ons w as ttk e n to
' th o h oiplU l h e r« w h m he
reported In f a ir condition.
Hla in juries Included a crushed
■) chest, collapsed rig h t lun s, IracV lu red h ip a n d n um erous euU, tn :< eluding, a -se v ere gosh on hU Up.
H e h ad been recoverlnR satlsfac*
•I toriiy. hospital a tte n d a n ts said.
j
T h e c ra sh occurred when M r.
9 S m ith ap p aren tly Tell aaleep o t the
J wheel re tu rn in g from Brlghnm
C ity. U tah.
O fficers rep o rte d tir e m arks In­
dicated th e you th apparently
awoke a n d p ulled h is c a r sharply
to the left, dlreoU y I n to the
o r A 1059 B u lck d r iv e n 'b y M r.
Simmons. B o th c&rs w ere demol­
ished.
T h e d e a th la th e lecond for C as­
sia county th is yesr.
^ o y s ’ S ta te rs
C a m p a ig n in
> P r im a r y V o te
"B O IS E . J u n e U (UPO-Boys a tU ndlng th e 18th a n n u a l American
Boys’ S ta te sp e n t
m uch o f th o m o m ln s politicking
today fo r p a rty nom inations for
sta te a n d n a tlo n o i offices.
P rim ary elecUons were sched­
uled f o r'la te r In the day. O enersl
elections will be he ld tomorrow.
Gov. R obe rt E . Sm ylle was to
b s featured spe ak e r At this m o rn ­
in g ’s sa u m b ly a t Bolso Junior colletce. H ow ever, h e w ns unavoid­
ab ly d e tained « nd
w ere m ade to have h im address
^ h e Joint se ssio n ' o f th e Boys'
W ta to legisla ture la te r in the week.
Legion G m
i-chlef.
i
th # p rogram w a s filled by *( U lk
b y C apt. B. c . S tinm etz. m arine
W arps officer sta tio n e d here. He
to m p a red la s t year’s Boys’ S tate
w ith th e p r e s e n t one.. A mong-.the c an d id a tes on each
p a rty ’s p rtm orjr eJecCloa • bnlJot
'w e re :'
U. s . S e na tor: G old p w ty - D lc k
Slaughter. K im berly.
U. 8 . rep rese n ta tiv e ; Gold p a rty - M a r k F r iu ie r , Je ro m e; Sliver
F S n y = W e n 3 m T E ir r B m e y rT im i
D avid M cClusky. T w in Palls.
L ieuten ant governor: Gold p a r­
ty —Je rry K eck, Jerom e, and BUI
M anolng, P& ul; S ilver p arty —
•Jo h n R oper, T w in P^Ila. .
Also on to d a y ’s program for the
boys woa « civ il service eKomlnatlon.
• ■ Y e B tc rd o r'n ftc m o o n -th e-b o y s
elected o/fJclald tor four-m ythical
counties. By county, they are:
Ne* Petco—K e n t A llen. Burley.
(C«nUn»»d an P m » 1. CtUniii 4)
H IG H L IG H T S
Inside Today
• **«l«_.^E dlU >rtftl: • • P ropa-
E lim in ated from th e proposed,
tra c to r ex ch a n g e deal were the
th ree le a d e rs o f th e abortive April
Invasion — M a n u el Artlm e, J o s e
San R o m a n a n d R afael B olivar
Puentes.
A rtlm e co u ld be exchanged lo r
FVanclsco (T h e H ook) M olina. proC astro C u b a n convicted of scconddcgree m u r d e r In Hew y o rk la st
m o n th , th e Bovcm m ent'operaced
new sp ap er sa id .
M olina i s scheduled to be
ttn c e d o n J u n e 22. He was con­
v icted o f slay in g o f a s-yeor-old
V enezuelan g irl Jn • wild s u n
braw l b e tw ee n p ro - and
tro g ro u p s la s t Septem ber w hen
th e p rem ier w as visiting New York.
• B olivar r u c n te s would bo releas­
ed In ex ch a n g e fo r H enry W ins­
ton. 6 0 -y ear-o ld N egro com m unist
who w as con v icted In 1M9 w ith I f
o th e r to p A m erican communists oi
co n sp irin g to overthrow th e gov­
e rn m e n t.
7 ^ 0 M lu tsslp p l-b o ra W loston
w o s-serv in g -a t« n n a t Ui#-Xederal
p riso n I n ■D an b u ry , Conn., u n til
recen tly w h e n h e w as tran sferred
to a n u ndisclosed UB. public
h e a lth se rv ice h o sp ital fo r tr e a t­
m e n t of a n eye ailm ent. H e u n ­
d erw en t b r a in surgery la st year.
S a n R o m a n 's release was made
d e p en d e n t o n th e U.S. govem m e n fa w illin g n ess to exchange him
for 09 -y cn r-o id p td r o Albisu Cam ­
pos, tit u la r h e a d of th e Pu erto Ric­
a n N a tio n a list p a rty .
T h e H arv ard -ed u c ate d A lbiru
C am pos w as sentenced to life Im­
p riso n m e n t followlnjr tbe-N atlonIn 105< I n w h ich five C ongressm tt
Ho Is c o n fin e d to a b t ^ l t a l 'i n
S a n J u a n . I>uer(o Rico,- fo r tr e a t­
m e n t o f m e n ta l Illness a n d u n d er­
n o u rish m e n t fro m periodical h u n ­
ger strik e s.
The
lo u r - m a n
trac to rs-fo rprlso n em corR m l^lon, -headed by
U n iv ersity o f CaUfom la P ro f. Roy
B a ln e r, w e n t to th e governm ent's
la n d r e f o rm in sU tu te (INRA) a t
11 tt.m. B a ln e r declined to give any
d etails a b o u t tb s group’s activi­
ties.
B r ita in P lu g s
U p G a p s in Its
S e c u rity P la n
LO N D O N . Ju n e M IITO -Jarrcd
In to a c tio n b y criticism, th e B rit­
ish a d m ir a lty today sta rted plugglnff th e h o le s In Its leaky security
system .
A ROverniRent In ra tiffsU n ff___
m ittee , h e a d e d by Sir C h arlet
R o m er, y e sterd a y charged th e ad ­
m ira lty w ith carelessness a n d la x .............. -peanltledLflucctsJsful.spy­
in g a g a in s t BrlU iln over th e p a st
se v eral y e ars.
O n e o f th e charges sta te d th a t
con v icted Spy H arry H oughton
m a n ag e d to ste a l naval secrets
fo r R u s s i a 'f o r seven years d o p ite
th re o tipolU.
H o u g h to n , a form er employe of
th e P o r tla n d underw ater detecUon
c e n te r. ,w as sentenced In M arch to
IS y e a rs ln prison for h is ro le In
a flve>m em i)er espionage rin g .
—H ls-flttn c« er-B th eM Jeer-* lso -recelved a lB -ye«r sentence. P e te r
a n d H elen K roger, recorded on
P B I file s a s M orris a n d L orna
C ohen, frie n d s of executed atom ic
sp ies J u liu s a n d E th d Rosenberg,
received 20 y ears each, a n d G o r­
d o n Lon sd a l, 25 years.
A t M clal a ctiv itie s tao n o rln r worthy m a tro n s a n d .w orthy ^ t r o n a . - c ra n d p a tro n , a n d Mrs. Ituby Elliott, w orthy grand -m atron, one
o f th e O rder o f E a s te rn B U r, j» m es C lark, le ft, a ssista n t r ra n d
mill/oR d o lls n each In C onfederate m oney. Some 3D0 ilrlrjratrs a t­
sen tin el, an d M rs. K a th ry n D y er, riEht. assM la te g ran d e onductreii.
ten d ed th e banquet held « t th e Tw in Kails F irs t M ethodist church.
following th e ClvU w ar woU f, p resen t J . W ad e jQ i^ c e , .worthy
(S ta ff pboto-engravlnr)
Id a h o a n s A sk
U n -A m e ric a n
U n i t ’s D e a | h
B O ISE . Ju n e U OTO-Abolillon
o f th e house com m itteo on u n A m erlcan-‘Bcltvitlc.i-W B a-uned-by
Id ah o 's sta te A FL -C IO today ta
th e group m oved to w ard a d jo u rn ­
m e n t of its -th ird a n n u al conven­
tio n here.
D elegates ad o p ted a resolution
w hich c h aracterlM d th e com m it­
tee a s "undem ocm U c a n d d ic ta ­
torial."- They aakcd i t be obollshed
a t th e e arlie st possible date.
*’l t h a s been n p rim a ry concern
o f organized la b o r th a t th e civil
lib erties of in d iv id u als be p ro ­
tected from In frin g e m en t by those
who would a p e th e m eth o d s of
subversive n n d to ta lita ria n o r­
ganizations,” Uio resolution said.
T h o A PL-CIO also adopted re s­
olutions today su p p o rtin g construc^ o n ,.flt.'th e h ig h M o u n tain Sheep
'd am o n th e S n a k e riv er a n d the
B u m s'C re ek d a m In e aste rn Idah o .
I n supporU ng th o H ig h M ounU In
S h eep a n d th e low er c an y o n p ro j­
e ct o n th o S a lm o n , th e u n io n r e ­
scinded Its e arlie r su p p o rt o f Nes
---------P e rce d a m . ■ '
• T w o candid ates-atv -v y in g fo r the
presidency. T h e y a re incum bent
D arrell H . D o rm an , Boise; an d
R o b e rt L e n a g h cn . Pocatello, a
member or th® R < ta» CJeriu union.
N om inated f o r first vice presi­
d e n t w as W illia m C. Hoop. Prie st
River. L eo n a rd P alm er. L cw bton,
w as chosen th e can d id a te for oeco n d vlco p resid en t. N either Is op­
posed.
A fter th e se cretary -tre asu ra post
re In cu m b en t A lbert Beattie,
Boise, a n d w illia m Diinn. also
Boise.
E xecutive b o a rd nom inees In­
c lude f ir s t d is tric t—A rthur Hall,
Boise, a n d C. A. W heeler, B oise;
second d istric t—D a n Ackley, N am ­
p a , a n d T h o m a a W y an t, N am pa:
th ir d d istric t—S ta n le y Seholes,
T w in Pa lls: f o u rth dUitrlct—Allien
NevUle, P o catello ; f if th d ls t r ic tO leim H ook a n d E a rl Stoddard
b o th I d a h o . F a lls : six th d U tr lc t O ene Jo n e s. L ew isto n , a n d seventh
d istrict—R o b e rt L a u n d h o rd t, K el­
logg. '
O ^ ro u p W ill
E n d D o m in ic a n
P r o b e s a t O nce
S U te s w iU -T etu m to W ashington
tomorrow.
In d ica tio n s a re th a t' th e ir rep o rt
rill look fav o rab ly o n welcoming
th e D o m in ican R epublic h ack into
th e fam ily o f A m erican nations.
I t w as m a d e c lear, however, the
group would h a s te n b ack fo r furlh e r-ln T e sU g atIo n -lf-n e ct» « iT .~ —
The f o u r - m a n ' mLulon from
P a n a m a ,. C olom bia, th e U nlU d
S tatc s-an d .U ru su ay ^ w as se n t here
B O IS E , J u n e 14 (U?(--’rw en ty -slx a fte r_ th e a ssass in atio n of dictator
Tdoho— lo v e lle fl~ lo d a y -rp rep a re d
th e m se lv es fo r th e IM l Miss Idaho
p o g e an t.
T h o g lr h . from ____________
th ro u g h o u t th e sta te , u r lv e d here
y w te rd n y a n d w ere honored a t a
rec ep tio n la s t evening.
26 I d a h o G irls :
S e t f o r C o n te st
>. of flag.
Page 6 — M iss Id a h o can d i­
dates go t o p a g ea n t. Pilot a tlll
alive a fte r gua rd p la n e crashes
a t Boise, T w in FUUs m an elect­
ed p resident of bonkers.
Pago 9 — N a d p a rty leaders
o m c A O o , J u n e li m - A » u
___
,,
..........
Jailed.
th in g_______
s w e r e n t b a d enough
already.
Pago ll^ R l c h f le l d p a ir leaves, th tf C o m m erce C learing House
lor- a p p o in tm e n t w ith so n In n o u n e ed to d a y th a t taxes a r» goh " ' ui> I n a o t t o . JV.UOH’. »
Page ll~ .N e w 'A - te s ts loom ; I s ta te s. . '
g n n sa s s e ta . c u s to d y - o t_ tw o
itllt
M ore Than 1,000 R egister for
Order o f E astern Star M eets
en .'fo n w a s o n e o f t h e a u t h o r s
o f t h e i l l - f a t e d April i n v a ­
sion of Cuba. I t carried a fro n ipngc sto ry n n d 'p ic tu r e s of th e
SftntinRo de m onstrators a.i well
M - th e editorial a ttac k in g S te v e n son.
H u n d rc as~ ^f persons, how ever,
a p plaude d nnd cheered A m bn.uado r Stevenson a s he w alked from
hla h o te l to L o Moneda, th e p re slden tlnl palace, for conferences
w ith P resident Jorge A leasandrl.
Stevenson a*ns scheduled to m a k e
th e sh o rt Journey by autom obile
b u t c hanged h is mind a n d w alked.
W hen his presence on th e s tr e e ts
becam e known, applause broke o u t
AS he p a u e d by, a n d a huge crow d
b egan trailing him.
A s h e e ntered th e square fa c in g
th e presidenU al palace, loud cheera
ve n t up f ^ several h u n d red p e r-
tevenso n conferred w ith
More th a n 1,000 delegates and distinguished gucat.'t w ere registered by -10 a.m. F oErearller.S
ig n M inister Enrique O rtu z a r
W ednesday as th e 69th annual Queen E s th e r-R u b y session o f t^ic grand chapter of a n d oth e r top cabinet m in iste rs
Idaho;"O rder o f-E astem Star.- w ent-into its-fo u rth d a y -h e re .- R ogistration-w ilU con- a n d thrir_alde3. They, gave h lln a
clude a t noon today, according to M rs. Helen Thomaa, Boise, reg istra tio n chairm an. fir s t- h a n d account of th e e con­
p r ^ ie m t of th is n a tio n .
Election o f officers and re p o rts from various com m ittees h ig h lig h te d .th e Wednesday omI ic
e m ost hosUIe In 'd d e n t so
“
“
■ m orning grand chapter ses- lairn o th
t Stevenson's South Amerision in the high school gym ­ can tour, a bout 30 d e m o n strato rs
nasium . Tabulation of bal­ la s t n ig h t poraded th ro u g h th e
lots i.s expected to be com- stre e ts of SanUngo, ch an tin g "O iiba
U tah B ankers F igh t
F ederal P ow er P lan s
tu res: U ta h 'a s a le s ta x will go up
from tw o to
p e r c en t. In M ary­
lan d . w h ere th e ta x used to sttM
on a ll so le s o f o v e r HI cents, p u r­
c h ase rs w ill now b e nicked for
a i^ t h ln g c o stin g over a quarter.
I d e y l l also h a v e .to .p a y -ta x e s
• drinks.
r a g * i t ^ i n d l a n s beak Y a n - j m o re n e w
O th e r In so y a tlo n a l a th e a r t of
le e s to p ro te c t le ad .
. «rhe O ocu n erca ClearinK house e x tra c tln c m o n e y fro m s ta te ta x ­
^
^
« th e nau o n -i payers:
. »
-P w
h iJ - 'i i
In r “
b u sin ess Uws, sa id th e M -:7A n e w p e ra o n al tocom e ta x In
to J S y m T ^
h a d boosted th e ir Inoomes W est y iig ln la .
—A te m p o ra ry 60 p e r c en t boost
in co rp o rate a n d p e rso n al tax
h j r ., H i j h w b id .
r a te s In N ew M exico.
■
- •
B l« e r Bale* and use‘t tte s were •^ U lg b er in e o iM tax es In' A lu «
.
.
'l.eBpeclally SaTorwl
U u legisla­
M a n h a tta n Is .
“ S te a m B a th ”
A s P o w e r O ff
NEW Y O RK . June 14 W - A
massive power follure, the second - •
in less th a n tw o years, h it five •
square miles o f mIdtown M anhat­
ta n yesterday. I t sta rted w ith th o
evening r\u h h our and spread
chaos from skyscraper peaks to
subway de p th s for four a nd oneh a lf h ou rs o n th e h o tte st day of*
th e year, MilMona were Ineonvienced on streets, in th e su b - ’
ways. In th e ir homes, offices, res­
ta u ra n ts, hospitals, hotels, th e a ­
ters. T h ere , w ere no reports o f casuolUcs, however.
R iders were t r s p p ^ In eleva*
tors fo r up to three hours, to
emerge sh a k en and dripping w ith
perspiration. Passengers w e r e
stran ded below ground on sub­
ways where, In tAs words o f on«
g a t w l n ^ , j ’K _w as like, a s t e ^ ___
• ’Times sq u a re 's briUiance w aa
blacked ou t f o r a tlm e.'m any o f Its movie houses closed. Som a ' Broadway show s canceled perform ­
ances, alth o u g h 'o th ers devised
m eans to m ake th e ir curtain.
Em ergency repa ir crews ra c e d
th e se ttin g s u n In a n attem p t to
get'se rv lce b ack to norm al befora
d a rk.
______
T hey succeeded f ir s t In restoring
pow er on th e E ast slda Irom C n d
to T7th s tr e e u a nd betw een B road- ..
w»y a n d P l f t h avenue below C e n - ' •,
tr a l p a rk . El»ewhere. In a n -Irre g ­
u la r p a tte r n ;.o n th e w M , a l d a .......
from 4 3 r d -to -« s t streets,-<ieotrio> - •
Ity cam e b o e k a t 9 : » P'nL,
h o u r a fte r a u n se t
♦
*
*
si, V anquI no." T hey ru sh ed th e
A ferrltt ShotweH. publicity n s i A office, sh a ttering p la te gli
c h airm a n . New officers will be In - w indow s wlUi long poles.
T h e lone policem an on d u ty i
s to lle d ;T h u r 5 d 6 y 'a f te m u o n d u r ­
WASHINGTON, June 14
The U tah B anking asso­ in g th e concluding session.
re ste d one dem onstrator, b u t th e
ciation h a s registered opposition to a proposed 176 million ■T h e W ednesday m orning session r e s t escaped, leaving b e h in d a
b
a
n n e r saying -G o homo S te v e s dollar appropriation f ar a sy stem o f federal power lines o s ctflled to o rd er by Ceclle M. sorL”
anson, p a s t gran d m atron, a n d
to d istrib u te electricity produced by th e upper Colorado Sw
U S. embassy, officials sa id th e
O sca r W . N elson, post: g ra n d p a ­
riv e r sto rag e project. "To b rin g in th is form of socialism tr o n . V ernon R oehl s.Ang a solo, d e m o n ^ ^ ^ w m com m unists.to o u r state, .would be foreign to its pioneer traditions "O p e n i h e O ates of th e T em ple," ‘■'^O thaw lse, .8tev*ensoni rec ep lto o
and w illj^ o '/io th in g to prom ote th e economic w elfare of follow ed by th e e n trance of a ll w«a w arm a n d friendly. C ;«w ds o f
se v eral h u ndred greeted h im a t
o ur people," William A. Dawson, spokesm an fo r th e bank* a ssista n ts a n d g ran d officers.
B u tah C hlsh am sa n g a solo, “ I th e a irp o rt a n d a t the h o te l w here
ers to ld a house appropria'
W a l k e d T oday W here Jesus h e is staying in th e h e a r t o f S a nt i o n s Bubcommittee. L et
.
W alked,” a n d p ra y e r was given by Itag o .
S tev e n so n planned to devote
D orothy F ro h m , g ran d c h i^laln .
p riv ate u t i l i t y companies
-Reporls w ere glvca.by.Uie.bome m o st of h is tim e h e re to ta lk s
c a rry t h e power, he urged.
fun d truateety educaUon lo a n fund a b o u t n e x t m onth's m eeting o f th e
H e s a id th e y could do It cheaper.
b o a rd ,' c redentials committee, fl- In ter-A m erlc an zconom lo a n d SoD aw son, fo rm e rly * a mem ber of
ilttee- ond o n retu rn s, c la l council a t P in t del E ste.
congress. Is p resident of the
lib ra ry a n d f ra te rn a l correspond­
C h ilea n President Jorge A lessaii'
K e a rn s B a n k , S a lt Lake City..
ence.
d r l already, ha s endorsed th e con.
B o th th e K ennedy adm inistra­
B r V b J M P n » Z oteraaU eaal
E d n a H eckathom , p o st grand feren c e a n d ha s h a d h is e x p erts
L ie u t. Col. R udolph C. A shentio n a n d th e preceding Elsenhow­
h e se iso n ’s first big h e a t w ave. ’
e r a d m in istra tio n have recom ­ b re n e r ha s been appointed com­ m a tro n , a n d E dw ard p . Sanm an, w orkin g on prelim inary a sp ec ts f o r a Tsu
ltry a eo rc h tr w hich broiled
'
m e n d ed co nstru ction of federal m a n d in g officer of th e D033rd air p a st g ra n d p a tro n , opened th e som e tim e.
m ost of th e natlon'a E a s t, wa«- -<•
lines t o d e liv er eleetriclty from force reserve recovery, squadron W ednesday a fte r n o o n ' ^ l o n a t
S tevenson, touring l o S o u th breaking u p today.
d a m s i n t h e bllllon-dollor project. w h ic h will be acU vated .In Tw in 1:45 p m . in th e h ig h school gym ­ A m erican countries in a d v an c e of
A m ass o f refre d iln g cool a ir
D aw so n s a id federal lines w ould IM lls effective July 1, onnounoes n asium . R eports on w elfare, con­ th e economlo meeting, leaves e a rly drove
th e h e a t back Iro m c e n tr a l
d u p lic ate o r replace lines Uiat p r i­ M aJ. Ciydo Rogan, c om m ander of stitu tio n nnd by-law s, pubUclty tom orrow fo r Bolivia.
New E n g la n d w estward in to HU«
va te u tility com panies have bu ilt th e 2504th a ir reserve c en te r.
a n d histo ry w ere to be given, fol­
nols, N e b r a s k a - a n d S outh D a .
■Mission o t th e T w in P all* r e ­ lowed by tours fo r distinguished
• co u ld co n stru ct.
kota. A nother cool fro n t presse d
■
T h o p rlv o te companies "have c o v e r y squadron Is to provide re ­ g ucsta-to_S hoshone falls and th e
eastw ard- fro m M issouri to thap re se n te d su b stan U al proof," D aw ­ covery a ssistance fo r th e a lr'fo r e e Iris g a rde n a t th e hom e o f Mr. toid
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v
i i p a n h a n d le ’
— —
so n s a id , ‘'t h a t o t le ast 138 million in e v e n t-o f a lU ck. M a jo r R o g a n M rs. F loj'd B andy.
H um id h e a t hung on fo r t h i
sa
id
.
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will
be
located
a
t
th
e
T
w
in
dolla rs c a n bo saved. T h is a m ount
'Tuesday m om U ig, M n . O race M.
fifth d a y in a r e u so u th a n d e a s t o r m o n e y <Uverted to other needs F o ils a irp o rt. I ts prim a ry Job- Is Jo h nson, p a st gran d m atron, a n d
of th e advancing relief. T h u n d e r(Caatlnanl an P u t 3. C tUna II
o f th e C o lorad o p to je ct or even to to provide safe ia n d in s fo r U . 6.
sto rm s broke o u t w hen tb a h o t
o th e r n e e d s o f tho naUon, In these a i r force a n d allied a ir c r a f t r e ­
a n d cold a i r m asses clashed.
tu r n in g from m issions, a s w ell as
p re ssln s tim e s can be of vital Im­
A t le a st e ig h t de ath s wet« b la m - “ tu rn -a b o u t" points f o r continued
B X m i£ Y , June 1 4 - A n I n d ia n ed on th e heat,- r a in .a n d v le len t
p o rtan c e." “
m issions.
b aby was found abandoned i h th e lightn ing a to rm s w hich broke o u t
D aw so n so ld th e bankers "object
M ilita ry p lanners a n tic ip a te th a t
to u sin g th e addlU onal Rovcmment m a n y -U .- s r b a s e s -m a y b e d e s tx o y borrow p it in fro n t of t h e - b o n e In uthe to rrid xone. T ber« w era
th re e d e a th s on raln-*w n>t M lc h t- ._ j.
po w er <leve}oped a s a n Incident to e d o r dam aged heavily In e v e n t ot
o f M rs. Alloft Je n sen one
g an highw ays, tw o person* ic flle d -----th e c onatrucU on of th e upper Colo­ a tta c k to th e e x U n t t h a t some
e a s t of th e Springdale service s ta ­ by lig h tn in g bolta In Chicago a n d
ra d o riv e r p ro jec t a s t» m eans to a ir c r a f t m ay be una ble to land
tio n on highw ay 308 la te T u esd ay an o th er to S t. L o u ls,-a n d tw o
s e t u p a re^<
a t th e ir home sta tio n s. " I n this
afternoon.
h e at-b la m ed d eaths In New S n g p o w er-b u sln ess.w lth a duplicating, case , resenrlsU fro m -T w in - F a lb , -B y-X Jn l
- ' I t h a s b e en-retum ed-to t h e ____ la n d .- - ' tm ta x e d so v e ro m en t distribution a n d n e a rb y com m unities i n Magic
V.3. forest service ottlcials sa id B row n fam ily, D eputy S h e r if f S a y
system .
V alley would m a n a n d o p e ra te the
M itchell reported today. H e aaid
“S u c h a m ove will sim ply ah lft reco v ery a irport," M a jo r Bogan la te yesterday a t le a st 8S ligh tn in g - M rs. Jen sen notified th e sh e riff's
caused forest fires a re burnin g in
S p e c i f -A iito ;
1
th e b u r d e n of taxes from one aald.
th e lu sh U m berland o f New M ex­ office she had found a 3 -m o n th g ro u p t o a n o th e r . . . and b rin g
H e a d d ed th ftt reservists would ico a n d Arizona.,
old girl crying lustily a m ong som e
a b o u t t h e In h erent u-asle w hich fu rn is h
com m unications, crash
T h e US. w ea the r bureau w arned q u a ck grass in fro n t o t h e r hom e.
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icue service, re fu elin g.
M rs. Jen sen bathed a n d c h an g e d
a n d b u re a u c ra tic control and c ould I
iUOR„ m e aic ai c a rcT 'T o ^ -that:—wllh- ------------sig h t, more fires a re a probabili­ T he In lo n t which
e v e n tu a u y b rin g about th e de­ service, emergency m a intem
h a rd Its e y u were sw oU en-alm ost “ T o T r e s i d e n t
ty.
stru c tio n o t one o f our sta te 's b ille tin g a n d a security force.
s h u t.
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e
p
r
s
t
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it
were
th
e
3.5-m
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W ASHINOTON, Ju n e 14 m —
,
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bring
le a d ln s tax p ay in g Indusulea.”
E a rlie r In th e afte rn o o n M rs. P resident K ennedy- today re c e d e d ■
th e to ta l n um be r o f o rra n la atlo n s acre -O lla-w ildem ess In southw esl
In th e e ig h t w estern sto tes, w hich New Mexico, w liere a 80-yeor-old J e n s e n recalled she h a d n o tic ed
In
d
ia
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w
oman
lying
n
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a
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Olenwood,
N.
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r
was
kill*
elevator,
a
choice
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a
n
d
a
c om prise th e six th a ir force re ­
ailbox a s she w ent to g e t h e r specU l ra d io telephone to p e n a l i
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se rv e region, to 65—17 recovery ed fighU ng one blaze; p riv ate tim ­ m
W ASHZNQTON, June 14 (Wl
m oll. M rs. Jensen h a d ro u sed h e f
T h e - U o l te d -S U t« s - senate - today Broupa a n d 36 recovery, squadrons. be r e ast o t *n e rra A m a rilla li. a n d .th B -w o m a n .h a d g o n e .o a h e r c onfidential conversations wbUa
ro llln g a lo n g -th e-h lg h w a y .--------..jj___
Colonel A shenbrener, w h o will n o r th e r n N ew M exl?o.-w here a - f k e
c o n firm e d P re sid e n t K ennedy’s ap­
w
ay.
h
a
d
destroyed
200
acres,
a
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new
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............... th e Tw in P alU squadp o in tm e n t of Sylvan
L a te r -Tuesday a fte rn o o n M rs. bubble to p L incoln lim ousine. I t
serv e d in WorW w ar H . I n the Coronado n a tio n a l fo re st of s o u th ­
Boise, a s U . S. attorney for Idaho.
J e p p e se n . 38, served a s assista n t su m m e r of IM l he e n te re d pilot e a s t A rliona, w heer 13 m a jo r J e n s e n - h a d g o n e . to D eclo and to o k four ye ars to design th e a u to
W hen sh e returned sh e h e a r d th e an d five m o n th s to conslraet I t Jtx '
T7."Sr a tto m e y r o n d a h o - l f t '1 0 5 2 - tra in ln g i'u p o n -g ro d u atio a h e -se rv ­ fires u p to 600 acres In size
-----------reported?
I
n
f a n t crying.
- a c c o rd A n e e ^ th -se c re t'se rrle a s p e ------M . H e w aa a tto rn ey for th e Id ah o e d in th e w estern tralninR com­
• ' '
T be deputy aald h e h a d d iffJcu r e lflcatlons.
h o u se o f rip resentatlves In lOSO m a n d a s a pilot, pilot In stru cto r T W lU ia m - P . R ichards w as killed
O fflclala o f th e Ford M otor co m - .
a n d In 1068 was a n unsuccessful a n d a q uadron com m ander. Colohel w hen burning lim bs fell a n d t y ascertaining w here th e child
knocked
off
his
m
e
tal
he
lm
et,
th
e
n
belonged. T h e p arenta a re r e p o r t­ pan y. w ould n o t hsxard a g u e a o a
f o r th e Democratic nom' A ah enbrenner owns a n d operates
th e cost o f th e 31-foot, elght-paa«
P ric e H ardw are, ’Twin F a lls, and a pin e U-ee fell a n d stru c k h im edly In G allup, N. M.
a
glancing
blow
on
th
e
h
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ad
.
F
o
r
­
h a s b een in business in M aglo Val­
senger lim ousine because I t w as.,
e s t aervlce officials sa id i t w as
le y sin c e 1M6.
custom designed a n d eustom b u U t . . K im ilS n C H B V TO R E P O R T
th e f ir s t firefigh ting fata lity I n 10
Mo sU nllar models a re fo r s ^ e .
MOSCOW, Ju n e 14 (UrD -Sovli.
y e a rs In th e O lla w ilderness.
I n fact, few motorists would ha-ra
T h e m anpow er d ra in o n lir e - P re m ie r N ik ita K h ru s h c h e r *wUl use for th e automobile equipped .
follow
P
resident
K
en
n
e
d
y
'a
le
ad
f ig h te rs w as becom ing serious. I n
w ith:
th e Coronado n a tio n al fo re st I n d i­ tom orrow n ig h t tgr m a k in g a n a ­
—A n cslevator under th e b a c k ­
a n s fro m New M exico Joined a b o u t tionw ide Tadlo-televlslon b ro a d ­ se a t to r a is e It lOM laches 'trom
W A 8H IN Q T 0N , Ju n e 14aao' fe d e ra l prisoners a n d eo to r e s t c a s t o n h is ' sum m it ta lk a w ith norm al poslUon t o . pe rm it tb a
N ew Jersey "com m uU r ta x " S e c re to iy of S U te D ea n B u s k told se rvica supervisors.
K enne dy in V ienna.
P re sid e n t to b ^ e n more easily t o ' :
a s e n a te group today h a w as
so th e a u t e c an g e t money from “deeply d lsc ounged” over th e lack
—T hree d ifferent'tope: L e a th e r- ~
Now Y o rk e rs w ho"w ork In New o f p ro g re ss'ln disa rm am e n t nego­
covered m e u i, a slx-pleca tr a i » - .
Je rse y a n d from Jerseyites who tia tio n s w im Rtissfa.
p a re n t plastic -bubble'* top a ; i 4 . » ; ;
d raw th e ir paychecka In New Y ork.
R u sk , testifying before a aen a ta
black fab ric convertible to p .,
,
—I n c re a se d gasoline taxes in a p proprlaU on s subcom m ittee, was
= -R etracU ble running . 'b o o t d j
•
W ASHINGTON, Ju n e 14 im - ^ S e n . E ste s K efauver, D , T e n n ., today
f o u r'* tA t» .-T » X ‘boo8ta-per-*allon n a ked- b y -C h a lrm a n ;J ^ - U - M c a n d -fo o t a tan d s for-se cret a e tv lc * ;- >
w ere o n e -c e n t In Alaska, New J e r ­ O lellan, D., Ark., if "w e h a v e m ade l a ^ l M " « a “-ra n ta s u e - -a - -p u b m h e d 'T e p o rt-th a t- b e U i n lin e t o r th e agen U ow ered by Individual c lae trio : i suprem
e
c
o
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rt
s
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a
t
now
h
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ld
b
y
A
ssociate
Justice
H
ugo
L
.
B
la
c
k
.
sey a n d W a a h ln g tro a n d tw o centa a n y U n g lb ie prog re ss-to w ard dis­
m otoia. I n fa c t tb e new- c a r 1 m « i.l a Pen n sy lT an la.
a rm am ent'* in th e p re se n t G eneva
m a n y m o to n .ln I t th a t t h a 'A g n t,
W A S m N O T O N . J a n a 14
—^ t t e r cigarette taxes In 13 n u c lea r, te s t b an-m eeting, o r d u r­
a w t ' g l w e o m p a r tn i^
sto tes. T h e litcreasea are Ih A las­ in g th e p o st -five yeora or m ore of
b y one la rg e fu se'panel. ..
•
k a . u p th r e e cenU a pack. Idaho, n e g otiation s.
—TWO d ifferent tw o -w v , T
“N o, n o t yet," R usk ^ l e d .
W a s h i u t o n , ' W est Virginia a nd
O n e equipped w ith a - ? ^
—
•
iia r y la n d three. M lnH o a dded th a t *’I c a n 't r e p o r t we
W ASHINGTON, J u n e 14 < n n - T h e se n ate finance c o m m lttee -u n a n - p erm its telephone e a n i-to b
n e so U
Missouri two. N evada h a > e m a d 9 any sig n ific an t prog- Imously approved today a 3.7 bU llon dollar.house-passed b lll-to extend
fo u r,'> le « r Jersey a n d New M exico r ess'irtU i th e Soviet Union** o n th is fo r a n o th e r y e a r th e p r e s e n t e xcise ta x e s 'o n su c h Item a o a liew
issue t o d a te.
th r e e a n d O klahom a twc
c ars, trav e l, c igarettes a n d Utpior.
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E a s te rn H e a t ■
W a v e B r o k e n '—
B y C o o l A ir
A s lie n b re n e r
T o C o m m a n id
R e s e r v e U iiit
C ty in g - B a b y _ Is _
F o u n d in D itc h
A lo n g H ig h w a y
F o re s t F ire s
B u rn in g A re a
I n S o u th w e s t
A p p ro v e d
Things Bad Enough, but That Doesn’t R u s k D is c o u ra g e d
Prevent Hike in Taxes for 23 States W ith D is a rm T a lk
.
( A I»
m httnck o^th® ttnitetl S tates . ^ '■
^conferred w ith high governTHm to rniae Latin American
.. up the sm ashing of windows
agency b y .h handful of leftists
im m unist new spaper El Siglo called for
m ore tlem onatrations and demuhdcd th a t President Ken-,
nedy'.'i special representutivc '
go h o m e . El Siglo s a i d S t e v -
NEWS BULLETINS
WBDNESDAlT, JUNE 14, lOCl- ‘
T IM E S -N B W S , T W IN PALLS, IDA HO
>A<3B TWO
M an l s
' S e n te n c e d in
i T ra ffic C ase
Weather, Temperatures
B v United P reai iB tem aU eaal
F lv e-d ar fo re c a st'th ro u g rU ra 'd T y l No“precJP lU tfo n rT tm p ci(H re»
atwve n o m a l jH o u th e a s t Id ah o an d much above n o n g i l In south-
* H e n j7 Bytngton, 33, Klm ber);,
; « u n n e d . S300 and cotu, m d < M A G ld VALLEy—F a ir ( o n lih t an d tomorTBW. W arm er lo tilih i
■ ten ce d to 90 d a y i In T »ln F a lb w ith • tow of M (o U : b if h tom errow U to 9S. Low ta t( n l(h ( 47, 69
-e o u B t-ja U - a n tt- ^ -d r lr e r 'a r ’lleeiua it I a jn . and »8 a t nocp.
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I n u p e n d e d for one f i n f by
NOHTH IDAHO—F a ir tonight. Pa rtly cloudy tom orrow. W#rmer,
' » of th e Peace H iy P o ller
aw lonlBht « to CO; hig h tomorrow M to w .
iv T o f d n in f d rlv W B .
B ylnston w as a rru u d .'M o n d a y
NEW YORK. Ju n e i l W P - T b e lit s h e i t tera p era lu re reported to
by S U tfl P a tro lm a a Broy.O. Hard
the U. S. w e» lh » r-b u ra a B -y » iU rd a y -w a a .lll-d e fre e a -a t.G lla Bend.
Ing. ■
,
, ......
M rs. M a fjlo D . 6ty»s«r. 31. ArlL. and TIurtBal, C alif, T h e lew today was 31 degree* a t pryce
______ . .
, . ’T ^
. ,ro u t« 3.‘ H ansen, wai' eliert. for. Canxctn.^UUh. „
yield
■ « l e r «lje u i a InvoWW in *'w ree>
s . c a r liccident a t IM ao'bjn. Tueji• : d a y * t t|ie H a n ie n blinker llg ia on
i S r - '—
'
hitfhw ay 30. '
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...» York.- V . .
! A lOM P o r t driven- by Mf(i. mSlt’o
I (ihUhomo CItr
..... >
Om.h. ,
> e ia n c e r coUlded with a 1DS8 Ford
; aedan-drlT en by HM-ard E. K uhn.
1 62, lA Q rande. Ore., knocking Ocnvrr ..
K u h n 'a c ar tn lo a lo » ,F o rd Ata*
. Uonwajfon driven by Nsdlne M.
' ‘ M cM aatcr. 30. routo 1, Haiuen.
___ iVnnh. -----•; • . T b e r t.. waa , an .eaUmaled t i i (bMdlm _______
‘ damaff* t o - t h e etaUon woRon.
•1 *100 to - th e 'S tn n je r car ana.MOO, IntfltMPoIrt —
' to lh a K uhn csar. T1i« Twin F a lb
! c ounty ^ e r l f f ’a deparlmrnl invcAI Uffatod.
!
Ruasell %Iay«. Ooodlnn. waa
. I fin ed *300 a nd UAO tm li by Sho' ahone Juatlco of Peace W. U. Au«.,
I tin Monday for dninken drlvlnR,'
I second offenie. He aUo was «en
I tcncod to aU m onths in the Un^
K FT CH U M -Roaary for Eugel- Gilmore. L ast r ite s wUl be held
I coin county Jail. I f the tine bi not
‘ pa id , the JudRO pointed out M ays nlo Morlllo will be recited a t 8 In th e H ag e rm an c e m e t e r y .
: will be compelled to serve It a t a P in . Wednesday a t th e McOoldrick Friends m ay call a t th e 'T h o m p -'
I. r a te of M a day In the county Joll funeral home In Hailey. M ass wUl son chapel. O obdlng, Wednesday,
bo cclebrnud a t O u r lA dy . of afternoon a n d u n til tim e o f serv­
!
In addition to Die sU-monlti
th e Snows C atholic chu rch In ices.
• tence.
I ‘H jo m ai H. Baker. 31. M WasJj. K etchum by Ihe Rev. Robert
T W IN F A L L S -P u n e ra l services
I Ington eourU. Twin Palli. was Woldman. Concluding rite s will be
for Louis E a rl O rc h ard wUl be
I cited for failure to drive prudent* held a lt he K etchum cemetonr.
held a t 3 p. m . TVlday in th e first*
] ly a fte r th e atatlonwagon h e wft.n
I driving ra n off httthvay 93 six TW IN FALLS—F u n e ra l services tlUrd w ard L D 6 ch ap e l w ith BU h; m iles north o f th e Perrlne Me- for Clayton O. P h illip s will be op Malvin C u tler o fficiating. Con­
cluding rite s will b e held a t Sunset
■ m ortal brtdse a t 0i30 p. m. Tues*
held a t 3 p jn . T h u rsd ay a t the M cmoriai p a rk . F rie n d s m ay call
I
day. sta te police reported.
; B a k er told S tate PaUolm an W hite mortufiry w ith the Rev.
I M a rrln W rl«ht he apparently Lee Spivey a n d th e Rev. D avid
' doted while drlrln s. When he Shebley officiating. Concluding
; awoke b s saw a c ar drlrlns toward rites will be held a t th e Sunaet
Memorial park.
n .u L/v
ai> o
H A O E R M A H -Funeral services S unday a t th e M cDulloch funeral
I row pU.
'
T h e re h ld e , owned by Bertie's fo r Cheat«r A rth u r O lo re wIU be home. Mass will b e celebrated a t 10
' I' P ouIti7 F anns, Inc., route 3, Tw in held a t 10 a.m. T h u rsd a y a t th e a.m . M onday a t th e L ittle Flower
< Falls, was a to ta l I das. Baker was Reorganised LDfl c h u rc h In H ag - Catholic c h u rc h b y th e R ev. Fran*
• released from Magla Valley M e . erm an w ith Elder H alo Q launer cis O'D riscoll. F in a l rite s will be
- r -m o rla lh o sp lta l ftft«r treatm ent for otriciatlng,''assisted b y E ld er D an a h eld .ln th e P le a sa n t View cemeterjr.
; m inor i^ u r l e t, a hospital spokes.
R b t^ y H ea rs
N ew A rm o u r
School Begins '
VUKs' Parent*
V acation Bible school began
Mrs. Dorthea Wyse. B a a U B a rM o nday-gt-the-H lghlttnA -C bitpel
iP la n tO ffira a l
a t 454' H ighland avenue. Twin
L io n s L is te n
T o T .F .T a lk
B y M o rtic ia n
T w in F a lls N e w s i n B r ie f
Jo h ii W llkerson, associated w ith
the T w in FaU s m ortuary? discussed
criU cbm o f fu n eral costa a t the
weekly m e etln s of th e -T w in I^ilU
JJona. • ■ .. ............................
erson
....... ....................1 a n a rticle In
rec en t Issue o f th e S a tu rd ay Eve­
n ing P o st claim ed fu n erals were
too expensive. ha d_"pa B a n over*
tonea" a n d fu n eral d irectors used
pow erfuL lobbying techniques to
h a iV ^ v o r a b le .’riegU latton passed
|n m an y s u t e i . ^ . **
■
T h e m e c tld a rflx p U ln e d . In a
-w er to a ' quftU on, t h a t Magic
Valley fu n erals cost an average of
f588. com pared w ith a natio n al
average o f
according to the
e n ts Mr. and Mra. L . C. Cress,
304 Polk street, and h e r w n -ln tow and (Uughter, M r. a n d
G ene Titm ui. Shoshone P a lls. Mr.
Cress Is in Magic VaUey M em orial
hospital.
-_________
Robert Kemp. Nan\pa.’ w ho will
FckUs. and will c ontinue through
Ju n e 33. Classes a re frota 8 o jn . supenise th e new A ijnour p lant
U> 11:30 o jn . and children from east of Hansen, w as tfuest speak­
er
during the W ednesday-noon
ages 4 th ro ugh th e e ig h th grade
Invited.
Seen Today
Ju d g e s T heron 'W ard a n d Zoo'
A nri W a rb e r? ooffe* breaking w ith
ilo b e r t_ B a llp ^ n , J O T M _J. _ ^ y . _
Iv a n Jo h n so n , Donald L usk and
Lloyd W ebb . . . Mrs. M axine Lake
cooking of buckarod
beans w ith dinner guest . . . L a r­
ry H au b c r a n d Mm. Helen H en d e r­
so n c h a ttin g . . i W. A. McClu.s-- •
k o y-dlacusslng-road-d riving h a z ­
a rd s w ith t e n a n t . . . P a tric k M cD evitt bad ly In need oTBhave^. . . .
K em p discussed th e beef Indus­
try. lU economic- Im pact on Magic
Valley and explained th# p la n t’s
operation.
He noted th a t the.w estem .U nU = D onald H utchlngs dlscussing bu sl» . ^ _
ed SU tes b growing more rapidly n e s s .. . .-D avid H am lett'C O t^ng •.
th a n oth e r sU te s a n d th a t 26..per ou t.o fi C hdm bef of ttp n n e ix ^ o C - 7 ^
cent m ere 'b e ef p v c a p l U ; L J j ^
In th e W u t. H e m entlo n e an n A t
a few years ago. packing pGuits
generally p urch ased 'a y - * lIa ,U le
cattle, slaughtered them khd JoM
M anU g* License
T h e 'Twin P alls county c lerks th e beef. Now th e beef Is pre-sold, “Peoplc” w lth.eouglu go to ^ m « i’ '
'
office Issued a m arriage Ucenss th e n the catU e a re purchased, tags a n d the ate rs Instead of to doc­
T uesday to Roscoe D urbin, W en­ slaughtered a n d th e finished pro­ tors."- • ^
Social Set Friday
■ '
W llkerson said 'th e fu n eral -di­
duct U delivered ^tp th e custom er
A social meeUng of M agic V al­ dell, a nd F rie d a Fischer, Jerom e.
rector m a in tain s a*- chapel, a r ­ ley Cameglons will be he ld a t 8
who bought th e beef.
ranges a ll services, supplies a cas­ p.m . Friday in th e G rlgg'a mo­ D aogbU r G radnated
He noted th a t th e q
k e t.-tran sp o r.tatlon to th e ceme­ te l basement. Members a re Inylted
M r. and M rs; M. F . Sim m ons cattle h as Improved ------- tery a n d m a n y Incidentals.
have retu rn e d to T w in F a lls a fte r p a st few years, explaining th a t
W lllvrson c rtticlted th e P w t to, bring guests.
-a tu n d ln g g raduation exercises a t b etter feeding m ethods h ave been
Reed C oulam ..a city b a n d mem-irtlcle w h ic h .-h e asserted, con­ B unubsgs Bale Set
used
to obtom qua lity beef with
U ta h ' s u t e " university,- Logan,
fused th e desires o f A m erican so­
"• >
w here th e ir dau g h ter. Gaylie no surplus f a t. H e said Armour ber. f o r m ore than 25 y « r a Prim'rose Rebekah lodge
saxophone sc^olst a t
ciety f o r C ertain types of funerals •m age
sale will be held from 0 . . . Swenson received h e r bachelor of and company prese ntly is In the appeor ma.s ’Thursday
for
th
e
’Twin
w ith th e wishes- of fu n eral di­
th
ird
year
of
a
tw
o
m
illion
dollar
science degree in education. Miss
rectors. H e explained th e " p ag a n - to -8 - p. m. Friday a n d S a tu rd ay Sw enson plans to teach In .B rig - teeding research project.
F ills m u nicipal band concert a t
in th e King building. Proceeds
lsm“ ch arg e results from th e de­ will be given to the O d d Fellows h a m C ity -o e x t fall. '
He noted t h a t th e new p lant’s th e c ity pork.
sire o f m o st fsm llles to h a v e th e
/eedlot capacity wJJl be from 3,T he DTOgnun. under ih e d lrec i
body preserved a n d displayed dur­ world eye bank.
500
to
<000
oattle
a
n
d
actua
l
plant
tio n -o r C h S Bslcllffe. will 4n;
Serves In A nny
ing services.
.
i
construction probably will s ta r t in elude th e Northwind march.- by
R ich a rd Jo h n Chellns. sc _
T h e ^ n o rtic la n note d h is profes­
M r. a n d Mrs. George W. Chellne. July. He added th a t contracts will C ham bers; R aym ond.O vertura by
sio n does lobby in th e sta te legis­
be
let
to
local
bidders
a
n
d
the
T liom as: Blue Tango. L e l^ y A nd­
T w in Falta. volunteered fo r three
latu re. However, two law s for
years service In th e arm y a n d was company prefers to tra in local, In­ erson; E n tr ’acte e t Valso from th e
(From Page One)
w hich th e group lobbied, a li­ J o h n JL _R uebke..past g r a n d p a ­ flow n to F t. O rd, C a lif, to begin experienced help- w ith company
censing a c t passed In 1938, a n d a
training. H e wlU a tte n d th e army personnel b ro u g h t_ ln . to fill key
provision th a t p rep a y m en t fo r fu­ tro n . opened th e session^ O fficers m edical school in W ashington, D.C poslU ons..
.
Nom ine. R a lp h Vaughan W iniam s;
n eral services m u st be he ld In w ere Introduced a nd M rs. Johnson
When asked a b o u t posible by-, My R e gards. Llewellyn; P ra irie
products from th e p loat, h e . ex­ R eflections. Medley; M e a n d
tru st u n til d e a th o f th e person gave th e welcoming ad d re ss. '-Ma­
gic.*’ based on Magic VaUey. Muslo
m ak in g th e p ay m ent, “ benefit
D ick Clark, no address, was plained th a t th e . p la n t probably Ju liet, R ich a rd Rodgers; th e U b - .
num bers were presented b y Roger
will
ship
one
a
n
d
o
ne-half
to
two
public, n o t fu n eral directors."
e rty B e ll m arch. Sousa. ^
The
sentenced to 30 days in JaU ^ e n
W llkerson explained t h a t fu­ Vincent. Flier; th e Pooretto c h a p ­ h e appeared W ednesday l a Twin carloads of tallow p e r w eck.-m ie s t a r S p angled Banner. Keyes.
n eral directors feel th e irs is a te r choir and a women’s tr io from m i s police cou rt and pleaded tallow Is generally sold' to' soap
publlo business, a rid inWtedx in ­ th e Kendrick chspter.
guilty of public Intoxication. Judge companies on th e w est coast.
All grand c h apter sessions
He
added
th
a
t
m
e
at
scraps
spection o f m ortua ry faellitles.
D ale A dam son w ithheld sentenc­
an d discussion w ith h im of costs being held In th e high school gym ­ ing unUI 6 p. m . W ednesday to used prim arily In high protein
feeds for anim als a n d steer hides
an d o th e r aspects of services. He nasium , whlcb h a s been decorated pe rm it h im to leave Tw in Falls.
criticized a n a tte m p t by a C a ll to repreaent a garden. W h ite p il­
a re usually se n t th ro ugh brokers
to Japan, w here th e y a re tanned
fo m la group to have fu n e ra l serv- la rs atand around th e room , con­ F ined fo r Nolsa
ices controlled by th e s ta te or ne cte d by.a rope chain. A 10-foot
Tw o drivers were fined »10 each and m anufactured Into leather
m unicipalities.
wide crown a n d ceptor h a n g from in Tw in Palls police c o u rt W ednes­ Mds.
th e celling a t th e e ast e n d o f the d ay by Tw in F a lls Police Judge
He explained t h a t cow hides,
gym nasium r'O n th e w est end. a D ale Adamson fo r driving cars which aro n o t a s heavy a s steer
large ruby fram e covered w ith col­ w ith noisy m ufflers. T hey are hides, are usually used by shoe
inles for th e upper leather
ored plastic h a ngs from th e celling K eith Olsen 10. 335 B uena Vista,
(From P age One)
w ith twinkling lig h ts Inside the a nd Rose M ary Gordon. IB, 603
an d B ill M anning. P a u l, county fram e.
F ifth avenue west.
commissioners, a n d M a rk TlUey, - A large w hite Bible a lso hangs
Jerom e.-" treasurer.
8hetp’ and’ lambJ.“ he'sald.7addm g
from th e east end celling a n d a
' Shoshone county—D ick S lau g h ­ y u 8 _ ^ k d ro p _ c u rta In _ b e h ' ‘
th a t no hogs w ill be processed,
te r . - K lm b e r l y r 'a n d - D a v id - M c - m a in stariil Has ^ I d letters,
56m e~I300” c a tn e '”p r (J b ttb ljr ^ rt
h a s been
;
W alte r PVw, 31, Burley, was fined
Clusky, Tw in Falls, c ounty com ­ "G olden deeds f o r o thers."
be processed p e r week, he noted,
from th e w estem Interstate
, gas Tuesday afternoon by acting
missioners.
’The Tuesday e item o o n session m ission f o r hig h e r education, explaining th a t th e m axim um out­
' aurJey PoJJeo Judge Jam a Annett
B<?U« c o u n ty -D ic k 7>aJl. Twin a s called to o r d e r by L a u ra S. w hich aw ards scholarships to pt«- p u t o f tlie new plane couJd run
I tor m alclnr a n Improper turn.
Falls, cou n ty com m issioner, and G ough, post g rand m a tro n , and d e n tal a nd pre-m edical students, as high a s 4.000 p e r week. Arm our
I ■ O len A. M eeds, 30, Burley, waa Magic Valley Mcmoriai
Johnson. Burley, distric t Alonzo H. Clayton, p a st g ran d pa ­ w ho a re residents o f sta te s w ith­ company, officials anticip ate about
St. Benedict's, Jerome Steve
I tln e d I2S by Judge Anaest fo r
V isiting h o u rs a t S t. Benedict's co u rt clerk.
V isiting hours In th e m aternity
tron. Fifty-year m em bera w ere In­ o u t schools o f m edicine of den­ 76 peraons will b e employed.
I n in n in g a re d Jlght.
A ltu ras S o unty— D on P ra nks, troduced, ranarics were h e a r d from tistry. B am house. w ho ha s a tte n d ­
He noted th a t C alifornia, Colo­
wards a re from 3 to 4 p , m. an d hospital are fro m 3 to 4 a n d from
'
D orene Adam s, 10, Burley, a n d from 1 to S p. m .; In a ll others 7 ’to 8 p in . In th e m atern ity ward O akley, d istric t Judge, a n d W ayne d lstln ^ ish e d 'g u e sts a n d D orothy ed th e College o f Id ah o , will a t­ rado and Idalfo a re probably the
> S o m lngoS a nebe z, 41, Burley Jabor from U a. m . to 8 p . m .
top three sla te s producing beef
an d from n o o n to 4 a n d from fl to W rig h t. Castleford.- an d K e n Self. F ra h m . grand chaplain, gave
te n d th e U niversity of Oregon..
; cam p, w ere fined *15 by Judge
'} r use In th e N orthw est.
B p jn . In th e m edical a n d surgical Tw in F alls, county commissioners. port.
A DM ITTED
, A nnest f o r atop algn violations.
President G ordon G ray rem ind­
______
G re g o ir B olton, Leliuid M ort. w ard.
Tuesday evening, d e l e g a t e s S tam p Club to Meet
'
B eany BcUon, Burley, was fined M rs. E lm er H ow ard. M rs. -Woody
a d m t it e d
H ie Magic V alley Slohtp club ed members th e re will be n o m eet­
form ed t h m social groups. A ban­
' IS b r Judge A nnest for following Reed. H an s T h o m e , M rs. Jessie
W endell K esUe a n d M rs. Glen
qu e t honoring p a s t gran d m atrons will m e et a t 8 p. m . W ednesday a t ing next W ednesday. An installiiu o t i i e r Teblele too closely.
tlon
and dinner m eeting a t 7:30
Beraln e n d M rs. E lljlo O arcla, all T lckner, b oth Jerom e; M rs. 8eras
r
r
'
i
Addison
avenuQ
west.
Tw
in
a n d past grand p a tro n s w as held
M rs. Charles Blake. 37, Jerome, Tw in Fa lls; M rs. E lw ood Schooler. phlne SUva, S h oshone; Mra. Dalo
a t Uie Blue L akes C ountry club. Falls. Stom ps wUl be show n, sold p jn . Tuesday In th e Blue >Lakes
' ’w a«flaed«10>and given 35 demer* Mrs. C harles McCoy, M rs. Charles D urfee, Wend^U. a n d M rs. Clive
BDRLEV. Ju n e 1 « - T e d KeUey
A nother group m et a t th e F irst a nd sw apped following th e brief Country club w ill be held in lieu
ita Wedoeadaiy by Burley Police Major. C atherin e D ixon, Ju lle Me* Capps. Richfield.
w as appointed to th e f a ir board M ethodist church for a ’ banquet business m eeting a nd sta m p sales of the regular m eeting.
J u d g a » re d E b erhardt fo r.a atop Murdle a n d ThelnuL Johnson.
G uests were W a lly S m ith. Clif­
DISM ISSED
by C assia, county
honoring worthy m a trons, worthy c ircuit books from th e American
. algn HoUUon. . >
Buhl; P a m e la •G ibson' a n d Joe
M rs. Coy B levins a n d son, K athle M onday afternoon. H e reploccs
S tam p Collectors sM iety. will be ford Strom a n d D ole Shelby, all
M elvin M. Gibbons, Jerome, was Webb. Jero m e; M rs. M argaret Olson. R o n ald 'R asm lssen . an d L u ­ T ru m an Bradley w h o 'h a s resigned, patrons, associate m a trons a n d as- available. Magic V alley sta m p col­ Buriey; Lee Roscnbergcr. si.
flned $10 a n d assigned 30 demerlta Brooks, F arm in g to n . N. M„ a n d cin d a O sbom . a ll Jero m e; Mrs. re p o rts F ra n k K earns, - county soclato patrons, l a a ddition. 10 lectors a re Invited.
Cloud, M inn.: H a rry • Llnneckc.
60-y ea r m em bers’ were honored.
Reno, Nev.; H orvey M outh, Idaho
by Judge E berh a rd t .Wednesday Mabel Campbell, O m aha, N ebr.
Leo B ra u n a n d d au g h ter a n d H en­ clerk.
e 900 persons atten d e d this A rt G n lld .to M e e t............................ Falls; John H ayes. M onterey, Mex,
DISM ISSED
lo r golns 3ft m iles pe r hour l a a
r y L ivingston, b o th Shoshone.
B rad ley was a p p o ln te d - to the Som
..................'
session. '
D onna McNut.-Mr8.- lijn n le . SaJi
b o a rd Ju n e S«, 1053, to replace
V B IR T H S
T h e M agic V alley A rt guild will a n d W illiam O ra n g e a n d Mike
A smorgasbord will be he ld a t S h old Its m o n th ly m eeting a t 8 p. m. Grey.
a w . L ester V andall. M rs. Eugene
Sons were b o m to M r. an d Mrs. Saul Clark, form er ah erlff. He
P lp p ltt, L oren Cress, S h o n e la M nr- G a rla n d K erley, M r. a n d ‘M rs. Les­ served os secretory-m anager unlit p jn . tbday In th e h igh school ’T hursday a t th e home o f Mrs.
tines, Lois P eterso n and M q . lie B u m h am . b o th Jerom e, an d Mr. tw o years ago. D on Loveland U c afeteria followed by a program H arw ood L . Stowe. 1101 Hlghvlew
H enry Pow ers, a ll T w in Palls; a n d M rs. H aro ld Huyser, Shoshone. now se creta^ -m a n ag e r. Bradley arran g e d by Ire n e F o r.
avenue, T w in Falls. Lee H ansen i
M n . C h arles McCoy, P am ela Fish,
was In charge of te n tin g th e com­
will play ste reo music.
A lberU F ish . R . H . Lee. Clarence
mercial area, buildings a n d m a­
Gooding* Memorial
MoGuIro a n d R uU i Stubblefield,
chinery.,
.
D am age Reported
LONDON, Ju n e 14 (<n — Queen
.v isitin g h o u rs a t Gooding M e­
B uhl,’a n d Joyce U lrich a n d L arry
The commissioners he ld a special
A pproxim ately $250 damage . . M other EUzabeth h a s fractured a
m o rial bospltal a re from 8:30 a jn . m cetin ? W ednesday
Fleming. Jerom e. '
afternoon
suited w hen F a y Bkikeslee, route sm all bonq In ono foot and will be
to 8:30 p jn .
B U IT IIS
w ith th e head of th e <T
KIM BERLY. Ju n e 14 — Jack 3. ’Twin Palls, stepped on the forced to forego public engage­
ADMITTED
Sons were b o m to ^ (r . a n d M rs.
.............. W A SH m O TO K , Jun e 14 lE R ^
o f h e alth . hosplU l facilities
gas
pedal
instead
of
the
brake
a
t
W lnegar, 25, S heridan, W yo„ origm ents for several weeks, i t was an­
M rs. Charles B radley. Fairfield,
..I
Defenoe B ecrttarjr Robert McNa- Ja y D rap er. E den, a n d to Mr. an d an d M rs. L ydia C aster, H agennan. tion to obtain a rep o rt on th e final Inolly from B uhl, was f in e d tlOO 410 E lm s tre e t no rth a t 1:16 a.
nounced today.
p ay m en t on th e Caasi* MemorlaJ an d sesCenced to 10 days In jn ll by w cdnasdny. Tw in F aJli poHee ;
a a r » « od O en. ly m a a Z. le m n lt- M rs. C h arles M ajo r, Buhl. A
A press sta^etnent from h e r Lon^
DISM ISSED
hospltnl. K e a n u says.
.. K r v e n t before tiie ieoale foreign d au g h ter w as b o m to M r. an d M rs.
JusUco of the Peace R a y P o tter ported. N o c itation was issued.
Sim on Bilboa, Shoshone.
don residence. Clarence House,
Arvel
Jo
h
n
so
n
.
C
astleford.
J.,_»latlon3_.«oamlttca_todiiy_imd
de­
sa id -th e -ln lu ry - occurred- Monday
: urg ed approval of all m ilitary
P erm its Sought
struction.
a t W indsor C astle. •
M inidoka County
Item s l a th e adm lnistratlon'a 4.8
O tto Florence. J r , 1 « N in th
W lnegar reportedly Uircw rocks
V isiting h o u rs a t -M inidoka Me­
. " T w u i o i i dollar, lo re ig a aid bin.
a n d broks a window a t th e D odson avenue e ast, a pplied for a build­
m o rial-h o sp ital a re from 3 to 4
B o th M cN aatom and Lemnltser.
cabins here a t 13:38 a jn . W ednes­ ing p e rm it T uesday to build a IBa n d from 7 to 8 p jn .
, , ch a lm an of th e jo in t ohlefa or
B O K E . Ju n e M (D?&-The llB th day. G lass waa broken In tiie cabin by 31-foot wood fram e a ttac hed
ADMITTED
OALDW
EU,.
Ju
n
e
14
(O
T
O
—T
he
• ; a ta tf , testified l a support of IMS
ored cavalry reg im en t o f the occupied by M rs.> Iary P a c k e t and patio. E stim ated cost Li tSOO. Cress
L arry MIckelson, A dam Alpper- arm
; m illion dollars w o rth of mUltary R er, J o e S . A nderson, pastor of
Idaho a rm y n atio n al g u a rd was th e shattered glass fell over her building supply pla n s a 28- by 64• add Inoluded l a th e P ru ld e n t’s th e P o tlatch P resb y terian church, spach. Virgil Fessenden. Mrs. Wil­ scheduled to end firin g exercises children’s beds. .
foot wood fram e duplex a t 1313
U th e new m o d erato r o f the Idaho liam Fowler. Carol T u rn er, Irvin
' torelgQ a id re<iUHt3.
south o f h e re today a n d return
Offlcera said no one w as Injured. Elmwood circle. C ost Is estim ated
synod
o
f
th
e
Pre
sb
y
te
ria
n
church
Comcgys. a ll R upert, a n d Mrs, to Oowen field to p rep a re f o r the
! C a n m ltte e m em bers called for
a t 810,000.
f a l t e r Wodskow.- H eybum .
'ib e ttw .a d m ln la tra tlo a .o f the p ro - In th e USA.
end of camp.
'
R
everend
A
nderson
w
as
chosen
DISMISSED
, sr a m , a n d a natlon.by-naU on r e .
T h e regim ent will w ind u p Its
Ju a n Jose O rtiz, P a u l labor
I T lw o f Its w orth. .McNamara yesterday a t opening sessions of
IS
days
.o
f
an
n
u
al"m
a
n
eu
v
e
ra
on
th
e
N
n
t
meeUng
a
t
th
e
College
camp.
V
, stre ssed th a t th e defense d ep artS atu rd ay , when i t moves In convoy
Idah o . H e succeeds Raymond
BIRTH S
I m e a t U seeking econom y'In th e of
FILER, Juno 14—T erry K ea rc hL. W ilson, Em m ett.
D aughters were b om to Mr. and back to home d uty sta tio n s.
, tn U lta rr a id program , and sold
*■
-ra th a h M iller. H am m ett, ^
All o f th e cavalry's w eapons c r gave a demonstraU on on safety
; t h a t audlU a re now being brought
W illiam Rausch. R u p ert, and
p
resid
en
t
o
f
the
synodwere
fired yesterday w ith m achine- rules for arc welders a t th e last
; t o h is personal attenUon.
m
eeting of th e B eady Sparklers
icaI.’
thV’w
liiiS
-7
'^
U
iv
ien
t'^
fJ^
:
^
Wodakov;,
guns,
bazookas,
how
itzers,
tanks
I O oounittee O halrm aa J. W illiam sj-nod; Mr?. I., R . ^ e a . K in g ^ 'y b u r n .
guns a n d m ortara p u t In to opera- 4>H club a t th e Hov,-ard A nnis
; PU lbrlght h a s w arned th a t th e a id Hill, c o rro s^ n d ln g se cretair, and
home.
. pro g ra m will n eed "the strongest Mrs. H arold H olsinger, WendeU,
Cassia
iMcmonal
A
nnls. club leader, talked ...
' k in d o f leadarshlp” from K en sed v nom inating c h airm an . '
Visiting hours a t Cassia Memorlc lcanlng.the welder, a n d discussed
...- to g e t **•----- --------------’-hojpli •
Todagr he brought up the probl^ s iin d ^ m i. CommcrcUl t»d
from 7 to 8 p jn . in th e m aternity
book.
Whei<Ml< C»i<r<. OMlon OiBlo.
I lem of Korea, a n d read a newspoward an d 10:30 a jn . to 8 p jn . in
D a n Votroubek w as In c harpe of
Hoiplult. Momsa Temple isd dgw*.
' p e r report.deacriblng the recent
th e medical and surgical ward.
to m thoppiat. rkoM BL M JII.
M eantim e. artille ry u n its from th e meeUng. >R e freshm ents were
. coup th ere as a revolt. In p a rt,
ADMITTED
no rth Id ah o y esterday w orked out served by S ea rc h er.
; a g a la st oorrupUon fostered by 0 3 .
Abel Abrego a n d Mrs. Dorothy w ith th e how itzers In th e wi
SOUTHAMPTON. E ngland, Ju n e
I a id . B e asked specifically fo r a
Bingham, both B urley; Peggy Mil­
; stu d y Justifying continuance of Ju n e 14 ID?S—A g ro u p o f PaclfisU ler. C o n sl; E dw ard W arr. Milner; la n d so u th of here.
on a “peace m a rc h " from San
; miU tary aid there.
Mrs.
Janice
G
ransbury.
Rupert,
IND IA N W iy S I C I S T - D I E S ^
S oth^M tf^am ara a n d LemnttOT A n n d sc o .n n v e d tc ^ .'th e y - w o u ld an d Mrs.- Bonnie Jn clu b n . Heybum.
N EW D ELHI, In d ian , J u n o 14 W
; aald th e tJnlK d States can be "get to Moscow y e t- d e ^ lt e the ir
D is m s s E D
—D r. K-. S. K rlshnnn. 03. one of
I proud of th e a id prorram In K o - failure to la n d on Europe.
Gwen Raney. D ouglas Egan, A.
; re a .'H e said F u lb rte h tl news reT w en ty -eig h t m a rc h ers, nineteen O. Wells, Abel Abrego, Edward In d ia ’s leading phyaiclsts, died to ­
I p o rt m ay have a “mlneMule" of r th a n A mericans, w ere refused Jo h n «'.d.Mrs,_DoroUiy_Clftrk.,aU day o f a h e a r t a ttac k .
; validity,- b u t h e inalsted th at
to ]pod a t Le H a m ; Burley; Leslie Steube. - Heybum ,
Prance, yesterday. .
an d Mrs. Oay Connor. Paul.
However, one, F ra n cis (Bob)
D tltT ilS
Klngalej'. D u rh am . N . H., evaded
A son was b o m to Mr. a n d Mrs.
■ROLLS A N Y W H E R E -B E A U T IF U L FROM EVERY
police a fte r sw lm lng ashore o n d
planned to 'b e g in w a l l ^ l a
_ _ M G L E ! In c o r p o ra te s jh o sa m e high qua lity, dependFrnnce today.
Howard Oron»bur>% R u p ert.
abl« fuli-transform or poworcd. cha^ssis a s in many o f
He w as o n e of fiv e w ho Jumped
the Itne M agnavox consoles. A utbm atic picture a nd' K IO B Y . J u n e 14 IITO—a ' 31. overboard a fte r th e Fren ch said
: m o n th - o ld Id a h o P n l l s bo' the group could n o t land. T h e —Bay Bad IV hat U e W a n t ^
sound sta blltzors lor op.limum p e rfo rm a n c e from local
FRESH. HO.ME-MADC .
• I drow ned In a n Itrlgatlon dltci other four—tw o m e n a n d two girls
or d istan t sla tid n s. Optically filicrcd 1 9 “ scfoen (d i­
; s e a r he re U te yuterday.
-w e r e cau g h t b y p o lle e an d tak en
agonal m e asu re ) (or g rea ter p ic tu re re a lism and depth
• T h e victim w as Allen Dick. Jr ^ k to th e sh ip N orm ania, which
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; a oa o f M r. a n d M rs. Allen B. Dick.
with trup eye com fort. Also a v aila b le w ilh' oplional
; Id a h o Prills.
convenient w ireless rem ote tu n in g . S e v e ra l beautiful
'!
H e w iu visiting his gra'ndpar- r e a d TIMES-NEW S WANT < D S
h a n d -ro b b e d w ood f in is h e s , in
F H A or BANK Loans
; e a ts, M r. a n d M rs. H eber Cramer.
m
ahogany,
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from
Sob
Summerfield
, Ih ap p c ae d .
Complete
with
COMPARE . . . . Duolity
< A search w as organized f o r th e
Mobile Stand .
• I young la d sh o rtly after h e was
COMPARE . . . . Weight
I m issed. Almost th ree hours la te r
COMPARE . . . . . Price
J hU body w a s-lo u a d caught la
Comparison U Invited, with
U e a d g a u 4U m iles so u ^ w e st . .
average W HOLESALE PRICES
• th e O tM ie r fa im . Boyd Weeks, a n
- a a ^ u o te d by rep u ta b le whole­
sale diamond dealera a n d cata­
logues.
•A P P L IA N C E S
.• * » » : PTOpbrtloa of~~AmiiriV^n
« W IR IN G
o f T u iiM .R tJ Ij
ih lg h ,'school. atudeaU studying
• T V R E P A IR
• l a t t o b a i r l t e a l a t h i la it decade
- 0 A PP L IA N C E REPAIR
h t M '«H O P d)islV ;to ^ a a ls h . .
M em ber F ederal D eposlt in su ra n c c CorporaUbn
Society to Meet
T h e Turin palU G enealogical so­
ciety will nieet a t B p jn . S a tu ri
day In the Twin Falls Ju n io r high
school.-An appropriate n a m e for
th e society wiU be chosen a t this
meeUng. Anyone becoming a
b«r.J>eXore Juiy i a utom a
becomes a charter m em ber. Dues
a re -» 3 « 0 per person o r » per
coupW. All members a n d o th e r
Interested persons a re u rg ed to
attend.
W reck Reported
A 1967 Chevrolet d r i v e n by
W oyne A. M etcalf. 19, 280 H arrison
stre et. coIUded w ith a 1960 Ford
pickup tru ck driven by R o n a ld D.
M ullns, 17.*route 3, i V i n F alls, a t
1 p jti. T uesday In th e 300 block
S a x o p h o n e S olo
S e t a t C o n c e rt
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a c h in g
B o y s ’" S t a t e ^
b a c k i^ ^
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F o r D e s tr u c tio n
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F r a c tu r e s F o o t
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' , or modernize a home.
d ia m o n d s
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fiiirlnu Mny, nri>or<line
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Ollnii frm i-era In Im p eria l V alIpy. Cslir.. e*tlmftt« U tn k e s About
bJmxm o f IrrJeafJon w ater
t/i produce one bIium of o ra n fe
Monilfty by Pollcp ju<1ri" J.iVie Ijnlcp.
'nil fur drlvinR U’llhniil iiti o[M'r.i> i w S x w v S B 5 S i i ® B B a B a ^
II A litrn.'p.
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rnr-»in v m K -n n -rP eix irii;n n ^
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n vphlcle.
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lAiird by Cl.irIHt'i UKlny.of liicif'itsrd bliKxWiPd fn cc Plilllijw ..........................
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Arvil V«
ir iir rinyil. n r c n if lr u i. Im l.
fi’ -viMr »nV in ih f S n tili Afrl- Uc.clo, rnnkftl liiulif.si I n .t h r c t
Iiiiid $;‘5 nml iicnleuerd lo 3ii <inv»
iU,y wlH-ti 111.- K m u'li rtcl.'Knilon
p n ^ 'K r i l ^ i i .tivrrnYr
i.illa l In'r n ••rclkriloii p filn il- o f b i i i t o r l i . t ,
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Rovprnnipnl l\ntl Piioiich of ilip
rebpl ln^l^tpn<.•p on KcninK nil the ir
dcnm nd-1 nnd tliMr rct'u.'.iil lo pvcn
open a n 'n v c n u p lo o in p r o iii b r .'•
IlcbPl spokp^mari ni-Olm. Maictc
m M i Jip Frcncli tlpJcjntJoii Jmd
refiLip'd io-*ci nn plRh)»dny llm ll
Die a d jo u rn m en t nr lo m eet
I la t e r m a n m ay or, w ill be m a ile r o f cerem onlea. T he itru c lu re rr- today o r tom orrow w ith th e rebel%
placea t)ie lO -ycar.oId O w iley brldjce, belaw, n a m ed for Lea Onrxlrr. to eoiw lder w ays of eafllnc th e
a n e arly p io n eer In H aK ennan ra lle y . T h e b rld ce h t d ih a rp curvr« dcndlopk.
^ o n b o th approacheii. (S ta ff cn(T avlnc)
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-ir T P r o V N C E —
P a r l d u g
O v ertim e
F in e s
p a rk ln j-b o n d A
u rn
P r o b a te P a p e r s
F ile d in E s ta te
Mrx. B c rth n B land filed
petl-
p'robnic th e will of Jo h n M, B land
u lio died Ju n e S.
Mr.'. B lnnd x t^ itu xhe wn.i nam ed
pxpcutrlx of th e e.uate In n will
d a ted M ny n . 19C1. T lic e.Miite
consl.it.^ of real nnd personal p r o p - .
c rty n o t In exce.« o f $10,000.
I
Helr.<( tinted a re M rs. Btnnd o n d ,
th r r e so n s, E ddie LewLi B lnnd nn d j
M ichael Blnnd. bo th MurlAURh.
nnd W ilfred M. B lnnd. Tw in Fnlta.!
P ro b n tc Judge Zoe Ann Wnrberic
B U n i£ Y . Ju n e H - P lv e pe^soa^ xclieduled a D enrlns n i 3 p jn .
e re flni-d by Police Judge Jam es Ju n e 30.
A n n c sl for disturbing Uie pcAcc.
T liey a re M anuel Flores, 38, B urIcy : O in d eln rlo OonzAles. 22, and
J o se Gomez, both Buricy labor
c n m p . ench fin e d ')3 9 ; Jo h n E.
WeailiiTX. 36. Burley, nnd Charles
W illiam M cElm urray, T am p a. Fin.,
Up to 5 M onthi to Poy
b o th le n tcn c ed lo fiva days in
CA RRY IN G CHAROES
Jail.
W e C arry a P ull Line o f
G RU >lIiA CnER. A RT Supplies
p olice by D. E. B tan . H arold H aRcn, Levi C lark, Norma C am cy. 1)
W . Slcw n rl, Prances T ru e , Clara
B. Stcphen.1, R. 6. Fu lio n . C. O.
M cClnln. U nion Motors (2>, Gnl<
tnU n V alley Seed c om pany C i.
Jiicic O roolu, l» P a rk n n d Ann
T he jrift Hint will r c L close.st to Dad
Is RomclhiiiK to wenr , . . especially
if it comc.>» from here! It's our year
round biisinc.ss lo know wlmt men
like. So, why not make it your bu.si-nc5jr-t0-shnp“ln*rc lor th e g ilt th a t”
y our Da<l will wear with pride and
plea.sure for months to come? We've
such n wide selection to choose from,
y o u 're sure lo bo ri^ht on tho targ e t
of h is taste!
F iv e A p p e a r
P A I N T NOW
PAY LATERI
R u g o n d F u rn i^ u rc
C le a n in g
T R O Y N A T IO N A L
T IE S
it
S B 0 6 H 0 N E , J u n a 1 4 - A ToUng
p rec in ct waa a p p roved a n d s e t up
lOT th e K im a m a a re a by) L incoln
county-com m lssloD crs. Monday,'L
O ommisBloaera a p p o in ted W . A.
’S a i l aa civil defenae d irec to r lo r
X lncoln c o u n t y . H o replaces
T hom aa w . C o n n o r v h o resigned.
A resolution p re se n te d by th e
lU ehlteld L lona club w aa endorsed
a sU n c f o r Im provem en t In ronds
to th e a re a, oa a m e a n s to provide
n e cessary la b o r in view o f the
ahortaga c re n tcd t o fa rm e rs o f th e
a re a a s r e su lt o f la c k o f wntcr.
B y Im proving th e ronds, w hich
a ra In need o f rep a ir, th e re would
be e x tra w o r k , th o resolution
p o in ts out.
T h e m olu tlo 'n " w lI l~ b T ln ille d
to ita t« legislators, th e governor
a n d sta t« h lg h w i^ d e p artm e n t.
T h e iUsUce of th e peace, rep o rt
o f W. L . A ustin show ed a to ta l of
(314 coIlect«d in flncji a n d costs
th o p a s t m o n th .
th e R o v .' L au ren M cRvynolds,
0<Mdlng g^>lscopal m in iste r, offl*
d a tin g .
Pallbenrere w ere C arol L eytham ,
R o n n y Mlller, R o b e rt T ay lo r, Cliff
W hittle. Cliff P a rso n s a n d Jaclc
M cIn ty re.
• •
P in a l rltert wera h e ld a t th e J a rom o cemetery.
o n th e la s t M onday o f th is m onth,
a s a b oard o f eq ualization fo r real
p ro p erty rolls.
:-D uchesi-of-B «dfofd-*ew ed-i
stripe into the fabric o f English life when 1
she Introduced iftcm ooti tea to London In J
1842.That was 73 years a/JffA lcxanderG ordon]
had sewed bis broad s trip s '
in the form of a remarkablt '
gln.The Gordon's you d rin k ,
today harks back to h is ori­
ginal formula. It always w ill,
b ec au se G o rd o n ’s sees lio I
reaso n t o tam per w ith •
good thing. Perhaps they're
r i g h t , f o r In n e a rly tw o
centuries no other gin has
, d u p l l ^ t e d G o rd o n 's dis*’
tinctive dryness and flavour
N ow ,does all this make you
w o n d e r i f G o rd o n 's is th e ,
world's biggw t seller? It is.'
rtrn'tm m n tn sm iri BmninniM a t i i w pnor.
rsBiTtiico.in.umi.i.<.ptogiKiHR.t.i
$1.50 to $5.00
STRAW
HATS ...... $1.98 to $7.95
Frofl Estimotbt Call
SherwinrWilliams
A cro u . from P o st Offlca
DRESS
SHIRTS .... $2.98 to $5.95
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
K i m a m a A r e a M rs . H a lv e rs o n I s
o n o re d a t R ite s
P r e c i n c t S e t HJERO
M E, Ju n e 14 — P u n e ral
Rcrvlees for Mrs. V irginia K alver«on w ere held a t 10 a . m . Tueaday
F o r L i n c o l n a t th e C rippln firn em l ch ap e l w ith
SPORT
SHIRTS - $1.98 to $10.95
Thrift-Way
SPORT &
D R ESS.
SLACKS .. $6.95 to $32.50
TIRE M A R T SUMMER
SAY-O-RAMA
FIRESTONE DELUXE CHAM PION
TIRES
SPO RT
COATS.
-.$29,95 to $69.95_:
LUGGAGE .... $ 5.99 to $47.50 '
JEW E LR Y .. $ 1.50 to $ 5.00
PAJAM AS .... $ 2.98 to $ 7.95 '
B E L T S ’......... $ 1.50 to $ 5.00
2.98 to 7.95
Gas Lanterns ■
4 ° 4 4 i^
K
■
■
iUcneiMU*
NO CASH NEEDED-^ Up to 15 M onths
BARGAINS O N
Firestone
DaytpnJ MpClaren
Union Minute Mon
Thrift-Way
TIRE M A R T
...................... ....
NEW TIRES
Check Our Deal
Before Buying
Open Every Evening and ^ui\day
i
< \\ \\\\V N V N V V K \W C % V C ^ (
G1FTS THAT HAIL THE MALE ON^
T ho a e n l r com pleted G ria ie r bride*, aboTe, w bleb ipfttia (be
r i t r r OB W « b w .r SO n e a r lli.6 en n * n . y,\\l b e d e d ica ted . i 2
p m . T h u rtd « y . Jo ie p h 'B lc F a d d e n . Id ah o •u p re m e -c o u rt Juitlce,
will oH Iclate a t th e rib b o n «cu tlln c oerem ony an d E m eraon P u c a ir e ,
V
RE-3.6146___
Camp Stoves
Ice Chests
W ater Skis
AH Types Fishing Equipment, Guns, Shells
WEDI^SDAY, JUNE 14,1961
TIM ES-N EW S', TW IN - FA LLS, ID A H O
PAOB FO im
World Corners
W B at a n H o n o r!
T U C K E R 'S N A T I O N A L '
W H IR LIG IG
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." " J S u S !"
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“ “ r S S ! ' “"
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M «r tlii* p«>»f pina»nt U « K .lt-I» l '•
P ro p a g a n d a F ie ld D ay
Oommunlsts all over th e.w o rld appear
to- be buUdlng up to another propaganda
By P U IL NEWBOM
O TI Foreign N ew »' A nalyrt _
-Note* _froni_lhe_for.elB n_new a
cables. Laos:
H ie ouUook for th e G eneva con­
ference on Laos U even gloomier
th a n headlines have Indicated.
D esplU P re sid e n t K ennedy's and
Prem ier K h ru shche v's agreem ent
on th e need for
■an“ " e T f e c f I v e
c e a s e - f i r e " In
Laos, th e com m u­
nists feel t h a t
tim e Is on the ir
side a n d 'U ta t the
country b goln»
their way anyway.
I t m ay pay
them "to s it I t out
In G eneva while
th e reds a re c o n ^
solldatlng a n d Im proving th e ir positions.
' FUially. If Laos g e u a coalition
"n e u u » l” governm ent, th e com-*
m u n b ts m ay b e expected to sta rt
pushing 's o o n fo r a takeover.
T herefore, some diplom ats are
saying we now should be looking
aheMl to CaiAbodla. ThaUand aUid
Burm a to p revent a repetition In
those sta te s of w h at h as been hap­
pening in Laos.
“ W A S H lW O T O If= W o rld -w « r-lri-» ili-b e -w a |* d
w ith atomic weapons unless U t a n be averted by a
fantastically far-reach in g agree­
m e n t w ith b o th (h e R ussian a n d
Chinese com m unists o r by the
prospective belligerenU’ fear of
destroying th e h u m a n race.
.
— Defense— ex p erU _ In London.
P a ris an d B erlin tn le r U ln ~ n o
hope th a t a ,Russian-Invasion of
W estefn'E unipe o ta .C h ln e se com-;
m unists' detiermined attem p t *cooquer a ll S o u th ea st Asia, can
stopped w ith conventional w
Mmt T n t$ t
jw ns or fortes. B o th possible enem les.'w llH more th a n 5,000.000 u n der a rm s.-h ave
M any pentagon experts share
___ l l e l c L d a y - f l r t t h - t h e U n l t e d _ S t a t c 5 ; d e s t l n e d
to be the ffoat. The center of the stage ’will
Conventional reiilsUnee, In tb e lr opinion, Li u
fe atu re the embarrassing tract^Jrs-fdr-prls-r ouimoded
m Uie M #g ln o t,* n d SleufrlBd line* were
oner#'deal in Cuba. Who can doubt th a t the in World w ar ir. Both w ere eaally brok# of, bycommunist# will wring eveiy 'drop o f prop­ p u M d . by KirpUnea »nd sro u n d iroopL
aganda out of- the sltuatlori; P erhaps the
original offer to release. Cuban Invasion NO NUCLEAIt AOBEK M ENT-ThU- «llllude
ItiM why P rtild e n t C h a r lu
Qkulle has *ueh
prisoners In exchange for 800 American pdisdain
lo r NATO th a t h e reU ln a MO.OOO u ld le rs
__ buUdozc».aod-tm ctors.wa3just talk, but it m N orih A frlu . W ith Ui» U nited a u t« « reliu ln s
to
share
atomlo
weapons
o
n
d
's
e
c
re
tt w ith Prance,
h as passed th a t stage now.
on b u lld ln rh ls ow n atom ic arsenal. He:
Eventually, ‘ the communists may. have ahne d InsUU
President K ennedy reached n o agreem eni o:
th e ir 600 tractors nnd the 1,214 prisoners th is Duuuon.
f m ay be released. And w hat then? Perhaps Chancellor Konrad A dennuer sharea De O aulle’
communists all over the worid will resort viewpoint. West Germany, h e reaUies, would be
to a -form] of kidnaping and ronsomlng. quickly overrun unle.u R ussian Invaders
a t llie border by an atom ic borrsRe.
knowing full well'ihat Americans value hu­ stopped
I n a rccent address to parllnm ent. Defense M in­
m an lives more than machinery. And the ister Harold WaUclnson urged ever closer atomic
communists are proving all over again that ties w ith the United 8 U tcs.'A nsw erinir th e l^ b o r
m achines are more Important to them . But p a rty ’s criuclsm, h e expressed a desire for more
Holnrl* submarines a t British bases a n d more-nucleac.
will th e worid get that J )olnt?.
gCoclpncs r ro a n h e U n lte d S tate s a s protection lo r
A t any rate, the tractor deal Is only one Uie vulnerable S rttlsh Isles.
phase of the propaganda field day. Adlal I n view 01 these lears a n d expectations. Prance
Britain tee no reason lo r building u p conven*
E. Stevenson, touring South America, has nnd
tlonnl esU blbhtnent a t heavy cost, since they soon
started to run into outbursts of communist will be obsolete. De Oaulle h a s itnpped_J4A T 0 o f
dem onstrations. Then over In Geneva, the h is N orth Atrlcan conUnRent an d his M editer­
Russians have' opened fire on th e United ran e an fleet. E ngland ended conscription several
S tates in the Loatlan conference, contend­ weeks ago,
ing the V. 8. is stalling and blam ing Ameri; FORCED TO RELY ON BOMBB—Like I t o r not.
cans for breaches In the cease-fire agree­ th e W est Is being shoved In to a position w here It
m u st rely on the A an d K bombs. And th e U nited
m ent.
■ These communist tactics have been well- S tate s will be counted on to supply the bulk of
clear firing power, a s It provided th e victorious
tested down through the years. No American n uuiterlel
In World w ar n .
should be no noire os to believe th a t the President Kennedy obviously ra n In to th is se n ti­
Cuban. South American, Aslan and Euro­ m e n t In his talks w ith Presiden t de O aulle and
pean developments a n unrelated. T h e com- Prim e M inister H arold Macmillan, an d In previous
• m unlst conspiracy Is well-organized and conferences a t WaohingtOR w ith C hancellor Aden­
He h as not revealed hU reaction to th e ir sug­
h o ts
coordinated. The-Kfcmlln pulls th e strings auer.
gestions fo r greater EUVopean. particip atio n In our
t h a t bring action In all p arts of th e world. n uclear treasures, an d probably will n o t save In
There’s virtually n o t h i n g spontaneous sessions w ith the leaders o l b o th p arties on capltol
hill.
am ong communists.
EFFECTIVE CONTROL
President Kennedy, a s a form er member o f both
Occasionally things get out of h a n d for house nnd senate. Icdows how averse congress Li to D ea r Sir:
th e communists, such as th e 'arrest of the am endm ent o l the M cM ahon a c t to p erm it fu rth er T h ere 's a real effective m e a n s to
c o n tro l traffic and a t th e
A merican foreign service officer, Irvin diffusion o f closely guarded sitomio secrets.
Ume r a b e a litUe revenue,
C ham bers,'on charges of spying fo r com'
I I people complain a b o u t con­
KENNEDV8 VIEWPOINT—Nevertheless. I n dis­
m unlst Poland. But Moscow will ignore the cussing th e effect of th e “g rea t change In weapon­ g e sted conditions on a s u e t c h of
Incident leaving the U. 8. to explain to the r y ” since World w ar I I a n d th e establishm ent o f a h ig h w ay or a p a rticu la r stre et,
' n a te th a t porUon o l highw ay
world how a trusted foreign service worker n uclear balance-of-power between th e U nited S tate s o r stre
e t as a toll road. E r e c t bara n d Russia, h e seemed to envisage a n alU o u t and
happened to give away U. S. secrets.
no-weapons-barred conflict, If I t a h ^ d / beeome , ^ r s a t both ends of i t a n d hire
people to collect th e to ll
All th is activity, following so closely on inevlU ble. He said;
»— •
T h b so rt o l th in g wlU d o two
sure and c onstantly itren g th en ln g
th e heels of th e visit between President "W e roust
in g s Immediately; reduce tr a f ­
Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev, would o il o l o u r forces o f all kinds a n d a t all levels to th
war, in d to keep the peace by m aking certain fic a n d Increase cussing. S u re peoIndicate the Russians have decided there dt heater
t those who would oppose us, know th a t we are pie will protest, b u t th e w ay to
■wlU be little or'no change In the U. S. atti­ deterrolned to resist aggression, w hatever its force, la n d le protests b to Ignore them .
tu d e toward communism. I t’s alm ost a^ If
w hatever kind o f force Is necessary to resist Jt." T h a f s th e classic rea ction o f gov­
) key words in th is pledge, an d given tw ice In e rn m e n t everywhere. I f someone
th e communists had said openly t h a t the
d o e sn 't like som ething, le t them
Khrushchev-Kennedy m eeting was a test a single sentence a re "all of o u r forces of a ll kinds" ho lle r thehr beads o ft. prom ise a
a n d "w ith w hatever, kind o f force is nbcessary to
a r d now th a t they have th e ir answ er, they resist It.” Purtherm ore. as was o u r strategy In World thfarough study of th e sltuaU on
will return to the old fam iliar ta c tic s of w ars I an d n, the U nited S tate s an d Its nllles will a n d th e n forget abo u t It.
roads?
embazrasslng, prodding and taunting- the resist a n y Russian a tU ck In the very c o u n trle s - W h o 's for toll
- Xma Pe de strian
_TJ. 8. a t evAry possible place all over the W est Oermany, P ra n ce an d B rlta ln -n o w pleading ---------- ------------(T w ln P a U s)
fo r tran jfo n n ln g th e ■•AUanUo~aHlanee' Into'*!
. world.’
------Atomic alliance.
K I T n N S FOB K ID S D E P T .
Americans m ight os well get re ad y to
br VcOlur* M»w«p«p*r'Rirndk*U)
Pota:
tu rn th e other cheek again, because -every­
W e have 10 darling k ittens- to
th in g points to a renewed Russian offen*
give away. There a re black, white,
V
I
E
W
S
O
F
O
T
H
E
R
S
8ive in the cold war,
’
orange and gray ones.
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POT
S
• ATOMIC DYNAMITE
NPW TOOLS AGAINST D EUN Q U ENC 7
T h e leglslAtlon w hich President K ennedy h a s p ro ­
posed to congress fo r federal cooperation w ith the
Phona^BEdwoe^ S-31M
C hurch versus communism : '
C hurch source.1 in Vienna are
looking for a series o f show tr la b
of p riests in H ungary.
They say the_fl»l-'' u U L clim ax
The new H ungarian a nti-church
cam paign w hich ’sta rte d last De­
cember when BO to SO priests from
th e O yocr sem in a r were expelled
a fte r 'th e ir r e f u s a l' to a tten d a
com m unbt-backed “peace priest
W
A
S H
I N
G
T
O
N
By P E T E R EDSON
WASHINGTON (N E A )— R e g is­
tered lobbyists In W ashington a p ­
parently stayed away from b o th
• h e -Democratlo
n 'd Republican
$100 - a - plate
dinners h e r e In
d r o v e s , or e be
m ost of t h e m
w ent In dUgube.
B oth d i n n e r s
claim ed S.OOO toal attendance.
T here were <0 5 i^,,'
regbtered lobby-^ W S > -: M - V J
b ts on the seotIng I b t for ' th e
r«i«r
Democratic din n e r In h o n o r ot
P resident K ennedy o n M ay 37.
B u t for th e O O P d in n e r a t
which ex-President
was th e guest of h onor Ju n e 1. th e
fu n n iest thing happened. ’H ie re
w as no printed seating Ib t.
Instead, th e good Republicans
a nd f a t cats w ho shelled o u t th e ir
« 0 0 a plate fo r th e G rand O ld
p a rty had th e ir table nu m b e r
printed on th e ir tickets. '
T here were a nu m b e r of young
Republican o fflcla b acting ns
ushers to lie lp people find w here
to sit. These guides had copies of
m aster seaUng list.
B a t when re p o rte rs asked to get
copies of th e I b t, to see w ho w as
there and w here seated, they '
' a Ib t w as unavailable, o r th a t
th e re was none. T he m aster list
h ad mysteriously vanbhed. '
a t Republican natio n al h e ad q u a r­
ters.
' 1.'
•
-Ona-good p a rty wheel horse
plained th a t th e y didn't w an t to
m ake the lU t public because It
rnlght_B lve_the_D em ocrats_!deas
w here they could ra b e money.
to th e dinner.
Evans hlmseir d id n 't a tten d the
Dem ocratic dinner. P r e s i r
K ennedy, a t th e d inner. . —
thanked Udall "for h andling the
publicity." So, a s c hairm an of
th e publlo relations com m ittee.
U dall w as asked abo u t t h b a t h b
la st pres# conference,
" I w as otherwise occupied, m y­
self,” he said, "and d id n 't n
check” o f ^ e oilmen present.
I t h a d been th b reporter's
te n t to check on both th e Repub­
lican and Democratlo d inners to
see- if more oilmen h a d gone to
•the G O P affair th a n to the ir opits’ banquet.
Since the R epublican list
mysteriously m bsing, th a t c i,„ .
be done. Maybe th b story will
smoke It out U ter. I f so, there
will be a follow-up, revealing w hat
they h a d to hide.
F o r th e Ume being, a ll th a t can
be done b report on th e oil people
who cam e to the K ennedy dinner.
'In so doing, full credit m u st'b e
given to the D em ocraU for being
open a n d aboveboard a bout who
came to their p arty and contrib­
uted to its success. T hey hid no th ­
ing.
O f th e people who received th e
E vans letters, five showed u p : Mr.
and M rs. L. T . Vice of s ta n d a rd
C alifornia. Mr. and Mr.i. Claude C,
W ild. Jr.. of Gulf on. Mr. and Mrs.
Cnrstena Slack ' of Phillips . P e­
troleum . H arrington W llberly ot
E l P aso N atural G as nnd two
guesu. M r. and Mrs. Jo h n E. K ane
ot-A m erlc an -P e tro te u m .ln stltu t« .
T here w aj»'a conccnlrntlon of
oil people a t tkble 370. along w ith
the W ilds and the Slacks. Among
the o th e rs there, who were not
recipients of an Evans letter, w ere:
Joe T , Dickerson. W. L. H enry,
H enry L a CoMltt. Jo h n R. L ew b
ond Jo h n L. Wilson.
A t o th e r tables were Ja m es W.
R ich a rd s of S tandard of Indiana.
A. W. O all of Independent N atural
G as assocbtlon, a nd M arvin B.
W eaver o f cltlM Service Petrolem corporation.
T here may have been others,
lull these were all th a t could be
IdenUfled. Now If th e Republlwill Just send in th e ir I b t . .
Poor Man’s Plato
FOURTH RO W
Ueve Soviet Prem ier N IkiU K h ru - .
shchev will m e et w ith Presidig l i
K ennedy once more before
'
signs a se p arata peace trea ty w ith- B a e f-G e rm a n y . B ut they say
K h ru A c h ev will not a llo v - a n y
long draw n o u t negoUaUons in
delay 'c arry in g o u t h b . plan f o r .
tw o G erm anys. ^
N a tlm a lb t Chinese officials In
T aipei a re pleased w ith th e way.
th e K orean .m ilita ry ju n ta rules
th e Republlo o f K orea a n d a rn
r e a d r t o cooperate w ith Uie new
Korean governm ent In all fleld.i.
9orUfcf
D ism antling of political porU
w
trol o *t
a nd labor unions, stric t control
new spapers a n d im position of a n
JU ntfrft_llfr nn
m easures the
ployed successlully-on Pormosa. '
T h e cloaest of friendly relaUons.
..icludlng m lllt« y a n d political
cooperation, can be expected from
Jlhe-Doctor-Says-
• B it by bit, th e story is being revealed con­ sta te s In dealing w ith Juvenile delinquency rep re­
h om es. You can get them a t the
cerning the atomic explosion last J a n . 3 at s e n t) a minimal beginning' which Is now long c
G ene Glen place two m iles south
th e national reactor station near Arco. Now d ue. Its proposals of financial a u i s t ^ e to t
- one-fourth ol a mile w e st of
th e Investigation has reached th e stage e ets an d Increase technical a id to publjo an d p ri­
where the atom ic energy commission ad- v a te agencies concerned w ith Juvenile crim e have
-m lts-tt»e-accldent-''could-and'A ould-have been-w ell-consldered.-T hey-w ere recom m en d ed -ln
beeti prevented.” Unusual os It m ay be. the th e report of the hearings conducted by Senator W e have a mother c a t a n d five
efauver of T en n e ssn and th e late Senator H en- a ssorted 1-week-old k itten s to give
I n the memory o t the older po­
atom ic energy commission has shouldered K
nUigs of Missouri, a n d u nbodied In bills Introduced away.
general blame for the accident w hich killed In con g reu each of the last t«'o years.
M o n t REdwo«d 3-5421 litical reporters around town, th is
U th e first tim e a banquet o f t h b
th ree servicemen working with th e reactor. Obstructionism b y the house rules commltCee
kind
h as been r u n off w ithout a
Robert_E.-Wllson of the AEC testified be­ blocked th is potentially quite useful though m od­ D ear P o t shots:
st legislation la st year, b u t' present prcnpects are
w e have two kitten s a n d i p rinted souvenir sealing list.,S u c h
fore th e house-senate atomic com m ittee edecidedly
better. T h e senate approved a bill along m other c at to give aw ay. Tlie modesty b unusual among R e p u b ­
th a t th e accident would n o t have happened th e se general lines la st monUi, a n d th e house Is m o th e r c at U good w ith cljlldren. licans. And usually th e guesls
w an t credit for having c ontributed
-U aU-posalble precautions and safeguards ex p ec u d to act laTorabty.
T h ey a re a t
230 Ftllm or* St. and. for being there.
h a d been-taken. He-added t h a t - “respon- . T h e areaa.w blch.have been m arked-out fo r fed­
are clearly those In which th e govern­
-Maybe all th b sudden s h y n e u
(Twin p a lls)
alblUty for the accident was quite general emrae nl tacUon
b th e result of bad advance p u b ­
bears roponsiblllty .and can app rc^rlaw ly
■ throughout th e ' '
U k e action. They are. moreover, key phoses of th e D ea r Pots; '
licity which th e D em ocrats r e ­
W e have a batcK o f cu te and ceived from th e J . K . Evans le tte r
-including th e commissioners."
over-all problem In which relatively sm alt expendi­
pla
yful
kittens
old
e
n
o
n
g
h
'fo
r
new
to W ashington oil and gas c o m ­
-In. effect, Mr. Wilson Is saying t h a t peo­ tu res (Uie President proposes 10 million dollars a
can be expected to do the most good, stim u ­ hom es. We live six a n d on e -h a lf pany represenutlve.i. He asked
ple i n the organization have been working year)
lating without In a n y way taking ovdr th e respon- miles n o rth of Jerom e.
them , on behalf of h b old f rie n d
w ith atom ic energy long enough w ithout «lblllUes>«f
Uie sU te s a n d communities.
Je ff and J ill Mechara
m ajo r accidents to become lax a n d care- Most promising of all. th e results o f th is beglm
(Phone EA st 4-4010)
n lng effort will be useful to form th e bosLi and
<Jerome)
. less. Fam iliarity breeds contempt. .
- Se'reral Item s of carelessness were listed Indicate, the proper direction o l a more n early adeq u ate particlpaUon by Uie~ fedeml governm ent In
REAL 1
:b a l l f a n
f-to-the-oooldoj
ute M U 6hal problem of J u v m l i n f i S I
T here w asn't tnucb to it. J u it a
“T h b b th e third c ru b e In 10
Including deficiencies In th e design o f the a n d the reclam ation o l young offenders-€C . Louis alm ple little phone conversation,
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK. Ju n e U «»—R e ­ years she's taken to th e Virgin
b u t i t le ft a couple of guya sh a k ­
reactor, lack of expert clvillon supervision P o st D i ^ t c h .
m arks a n old m a id geU tir e d of b la n d s. W hy d o u n 't sh e ta k e a
in g th e ir heads.
over m ilitary men doing routine woric on
cruise to Alcalraz? *rhe m en there
hearing:
ICONOCLAST
•^Vhat
time
does
th
e
baseball
th e reactor and failure to shut down opera­ Sen. B arry O o ld w te r U In dan g er of a liatter- gam e sU rt tonlfhlT the caller
"A unt G ertrude, why d id n 't you c a n 't g e t away."
tions after repeated malfunctions. T h e price Ing the carefully cultivated image o l h in u elf as an asked.
ever m arry? l s . l t
" I h e a r ahe'd m a rry h e r b o u
fo r all, this carelessness was three lives.
am iable anachronism — a k in d - o f p a rflt. gentle
cept fo r two things: h b wife won'
’‘E ight o'elock,” w as th e a n s­ th a t you Just h a to
m
en?”
k
n
ig
h
t
strayed
fro
m
„the
d
a
rk
agw
ln
to
..th
e
30th
wer.,.
le t h lm - a n d he. d oesn't .w ant U
____ Testlmony.before congressmen.also noted
t told y o u 'n o t
century.
Speaking
to
a
n
Arlington
Young
R
epubli­
anyway."
th a t the a c tu a r cause of the explosion Is c a n audience U ie-other day he sslid. In Tesponae to
to n n t i o i
-How long b i t you've been w W
BtUl unknoTO becatue th e reactor Is too a.questlon.about.com m unists in government:
birthday annlver.
th e firm . G ertrude? Is It 15 o r ;
sary. She's very.
radioactive more than ’five ^ ionths after “ I t U long p ast tim e th a t we satisfy th e American
PUr.S FO R KIDS D EP’T .
years? My, you're getUng to be .
,
v
e
r
y
_
s
e
n
iltl
v
,o
,
—P
o
t-S
h
o
ts:_________________
iln
d
abput_th#_stftte_depiirtm
cnt-in-vleK
-oL
:
th
e
real
fix tu re a ro u n d .h e re .-Y o u 'v
__.the.explosloa.to.pcrm it dlrcct.cxam inatlon.
ber ot recent fUseoa."
•become a kind o f lltUe m other u
A hall>grown m a l e O erm a n a b o u t he r age."
Presumably Investigators will lea rn even­ num
“ L ast year w as
He ought to know th a t thLi U a thesis th a t b e ­ Shepherd was left w ith th e neig h ­
th e o th e r glrb,"
tually alm ost the exact cause of th e accl- longs
n o t to Uie d a rk ages of the d istan t p a st b u t bors when th 6 family m oved away. leap
ye ar— a n d
"Gee. Aunt O erlrude. d o n 't >
. - dent, b u t m ore months may elapse before to the dark ages of MeCarthylsm. I t is a sleaty, H e's real good- with children. You she's s t i l l In
ever g e t tired of going hoi
reduced radioactivity will permit th e neces­ ^ t t e r g u n smear, a s silly a s it tt unfair. T h e mls- can g e t him one mile n o r th of r iv e mourning.”
every n ig h t and cooking dIhT
n .i B«7i*
Ju.1t fo r yourielf?"
sary close check to find out what happened. Judgm ents in th e executive agcRcie.i which have Points'w e st and two mllee w e.« on • " If you w ant to
rw ulted in such serious reverses to the U nited sta te s P n lb avenue, the big w h ile house borrow money from h e r. te ll hei
“W e'll have to get someone ebi
I n th e m eantim e, crews are w orU ng gln- o f la te in Its foreign relations are Just as pattioU c-,
sh e doesn't look a year over 2S to baby-sit tonight. Jim . G ertrud
th e com er.
. gerly to dismantle the reactor.
a lly moUvated as Uie mlsjudgments w hich have
Pbone BEdweod S-llSS
S h e eat.1 up th a t kind of ta lk .”
h ad to go to the beauty parlor
T he loss of three-lives has spelled out m ade Senator O oldaaier-seem so unrelated to Uie
"She looks owfully depressed to ­ W h at do.you mean, w h at for?"
day. I gues.1 sh e m ust have found
; NO BUGS IN JANUARY
to th e atom ic energy commission an d every­ a g e h e lives In.—W ashington (D.-C.) Posu
"You d o n 't know how lucky yoi
Sir:
ano th er gray hair."
are. G e rtru d * -n o problem s w ltl
one working with, atomic energy t h a t they
CONOBESSIONAL U M 0U 8IN E S
L a s t Jan u ary I was griping
"1 read somewhere, tiia t tiife r
runny-nosed kids, no keeping sup
are virtually sitting atop a possible atomic T h e leaders ot conure.vi drive around in ch au f- slbout
-the weather. Mow I w a n t
son , g lrb become old mald.i ... pe r w aiting for a husband wh
^bomb.
_____ -fcured llm ouslnfs-blp. sleek. $9,000 modeb,
ta k e I t aU back.
theylre secretly a fraid of m e n h a lf th e times comes home late
P erhaps th e tragedy will be beneficial In I t came out before a
I waa complaining abo u t short W h a t do you th in k 'a b o u t th a t You're free to do absolutely any
th at this is n o t as expensive a s w..^ days, cold weather, bleakness of G ertrude?''
, one respect; th a t it will serve to remlnc committee
thing you w ant."
.
'
m ig h t U U nk-at least a t th e mom ent. House Clerk th e scenery and a lew m inor little
"O h. I w ouldn't exactly call ....
everyone involved in work with atom ic de­ R a lp h Roberb was explaining a house budget which th in g s like that.
old maid. F o r one th in g . It
u c e s t ^ t t t e y cannot play with’ atomic showed a jn.OOO reduction In th e an n u al expense Now It suddenly d a « a i ........... amnakes
her m ad."
dynam ite. Rigid rules which undoubtedly fo r llmouxlnes for th e th ree top house lead ers.' He th a t we d id n 't have any b ugs flit­
I h ad :
have been outlined for all workers m ust be d id n 't w ant to explain th e c u t In public b u t the tin g h ith e r and th ith e r a n d drop­ chances to m a rry In he r y o u th —
p in g , o u t o t trees on folks last bu t who'? left t« rem em ber?"
- enforced strictly. Until much more is knoTO
J a n u ary . So let's re tu rn quickly
•S
h
e
I
has
a
w
onderful a p a r t­
about atom ic devices, It becomes apparent
to Jan u ary , shall we?
m ent, but the .only m an w hoever
they m ust be handled with care an d pro­ year, insurariee-tnoluded. an d agreed to- replace
. I. S hudder
c a lb on her b S a n u Claus—a nd
per respect. Indeed th a t may be th e case th em w ith new 'ones each year, ‘n j# sam e d eal was
. (Twin F a lb )
h
e
doesn't
s
t
a
y
long.”
wiUj Uie senate.
forever where atomic energy la involved m ade
" If you could Just get a d a te
So th e congress b saving a aixable chunk of money.
f a m o u s tA S T LINE
fo r O ertnide. J im , -she'd have
M ore experience may serve only to emoha- leaerol Motors publicity p .....................................
“. . . The H-bomb wUI ne v er de- lot more fun a t th e party.'* ■
size th e p o ^ t W danger of ignoring pre- a lot Just to have th e OM II
lerm lD . » b a b /lg h t - o n l y w ho b ."W ell. I'm n o t going to Invite
. You never re a llit'jjo w mmny
cautlODs and safeguards,
p o rtah t people in im portant places. So I t would
a ny of the guys from my office. men I n d u stry ‘ c an gel along
aeeni th a t w hat la good fo r th e country is good
y . Atomte energy Is not a toy. ' GENTLEMAN IN TH E
A fter all. w hat h ave I got a g a in s t
fo r Oeneral Motors, too,-M U w aukee Journal.
conference.”
.'
l a P e b ru iry , the regim e de­
m anded g rea ter church support
for-lU i-poH tlcal-objecU vet-and-eut------ #
religious InstntctlOD fo r children.
W hen th e hierarchy balked, nln« , '
p riests a n d tw o other j)«r*on» were
'
a rrested.
f
I n A pril up to 1300 prlw ta and
closely asioclatod-tojm en w ere a rm te d .—T h e - c h u rc h -e o u rc e i-s a y th a t ^ e new cam paign Is designed
to d b tr a c t the_H ungarIan peopln
from wotM nlng living conditions,
food .sh o rU g es and Increasing
price s.
' them ?'
w ithout imlll yen ge (o a n a fte r­
noon basebaU game.
a ted boredom.
By HAROLD THOMAS
Boon th e eagerly anticipated re ­
HYMAN, M. D.
W ritten f a r N ew spaper E nterprise tirem ent becomes the precem etery
exbtenea th a t D r. B orta ao a p t l A
^
Let's have a n o th e r word for re ­ describes.
T hese re tire m e n t b lu e t can be
tire m en t
A hd a ll th a t U required
M ost o f u s th in k o f
'
b active prepa ra tion fo r th e new
passive a ct. We say
going to re tire f o r th e n ight. O r life th a t b to be. N ot r e U r e m e i ^
the newspapers say a publlo figure then, b u t a reb irth o r r e l n c a m t ^
, iio n ; If you will.
retired to private
You d o n 't n e ed to be a learned
l i f e , suggesting
person to plan y our relncarnaU on.
th e end of h b
And you d o n 't need to seek pro­
usefulness.
fessional advice to discover w h at
. T h b concept ol
form y o u r r e ln c a r u tlo n should
retire m en t as a
b est assum e.
so rt of descent to
All you’ve g o t to do U give
/'
w h at D r.; E dw ard
thoughtful consideration to th e
o f th e
/
things o r subJecU th a t lntere.it
ee o n A g - , '
Committee
you outside o f your c a sh -an d Ing, - describes as ^
c arry activities.
a precem etery exM aybe It's b ird w atching. O r
istenc# is a m a - ***•
Jor cause for th e
nr«.m
gardeiOng. O r sta m p collecting.
problems o t m any of o u r senior O r chess. O r siartlclpatlon In comcltlicns.
— ■munity. activities. O r travel. O r
Floating sluggishly dow nstream, baby sittin g . O r reading to th e
they perm it t>ody a n d m ind to be­ blind. O r th e c a re of crippled o r .
• children. O r nc
come, flabby, .O r
■■ ■ •
from decades of ro utine chores, professloniu d u ties in your local
they behave llk« youngsters on hospiU l.
, ^
Uielr sum m er holidays and hurl
B ut you m u st have a purpose.
themselves Into aim less pursuits Y ou m u st derive a sense o f ac­
like shuffleboard, su nbathing, goU, c om plishm ent from w hatever you
bingo a n d c a rd games.
decide to do. Y ou m u st have th e
B ored by ina ctivity o r pleasure feeling th a t you are pulling your
seeking, th e y ta k e refuge In end­ w eight In the boat, t h a t you a re
less c om plaints: Loss of appetite. being helpful^ to someone le si fo rF a u lty elim ination. F1U _of the tu n a te .t h a n yourself.______
,
blues. Sleepleisness. Potlgue from
W ith these accom plbhm ents u n ­
th e slightest dem ands on their d e r y our > h a t. you'll have llttliK \
flabby muscle.^. Aches a n d pains n eed for ;VlUmlns, glanil s h o tiiF \
from any unexpected or unusual special d ie ts a n d /o r th e b la n d b b 2 | \
form of m otion.
I n chort, aheer a n d una dulter­
Henry McLemore
ROME. lU ly —T h e moat popular
A merican in Rom o a t th e m om ent
s a quiet, m iddle-aged m a n nam ed
D uane H om ey, once a resident
-------------->f D ra v er, Colo.
H e isn 't r i c h ,
e d oesn't throw
a v b h parties^ and
10 h a s b e en In
Rome only a few
weeits. Y e t D uane
Horney's n a m e a l­
ready Is know n U>
most of th e A m ercan s w h o 'llv e Ih
lom e, a n d tc arce y a day passes
w ithout scores o f
McUmoi*
th e m calling on h im a n d asking
h b help a n d advice,
Horney .Is th e m anager of the
new R onia su perm arket which
}pened Its doors th ree weeks aRo
in a corner ju s t a few blocks pn.it
lha O lympic sta d iu m on Via F lam lna, and w ithin a few m inutes
b a big superm arket, even by
A m erican sta n d ard s, a n d hn s been
doing auch big business th a t once
or twice a day th e doors have to
be closed u n til th e shopping
ha.1 been cleared.
' W ord got a round—sta rted by Ed
Hill, editor 9I th e Rom e Dally
American—t h a t H om ey, y e a n ago,
h ad been a bu tc h er, was an au­
th o rity , o n . m eata. a n d would get
up from bolUnd h b desk nnd cut
m eat again If A m ericans asked
him to.- — — - ----------------Since th e n H om ey h a s been get­
ting up from b e hind h b desk to
c u t m eat fo r Amerlcan.i lllty tim es
a day. U ntil he arrived In Rome
It was Impossible, w ith a coplU l 1.
to get a c u t of m e at In Rome th a t
a n A m erican would recognlxe.
Rom ans do n o t c u t m e at the
way Americas do. T he c u ls bear
no resem blance to our c u b . T here
b no auch th in g a s a p o t roast, a
rib roast, a sirloin steak, a T-bone
steak., a shoulder, o r a rum p roast.
T he m e at In R om an b utcher fhops
b a s fresh, too, a s I t b possible to
have It. T h ere b n o such thing as
aging.
B eef b a iaughU red every day
and sold every day. T h e ta ste b
not th e ta ste o t our m eat. T h e R o­
m ans do n o t believe in oglng m e at
even for a second.
H om ey h a s aged m eat, And he
b teaching h b buU hera to c u t It
American atyle. 8 0 . f a r h b b u tc h ­
ers know how to c u f a T -bone steak
a n d a rib ro ast. N ex t w eek h e b
going to s ta r t th e m 6n po t roosts
WHen M ary a n d I W ent to see
H om ey,
found h im In h b of­
fice w o rk in g -o u t d e ta lb fo r the
opening o l five m ore aupermarketd
In a nd a b o u t R om e. B u t he had
Ume to ta lk w ith u s o f America
a n d th e n go upsta irs and c u t u s.
a p o t r o a st him self—from choice,
aged beef.
_ W h ile _ w e _ w e re _ w lth .h lm ,_ » lx
o th e r A m erican couples found us,
and H om ey graciously consented
to fill th e ir n e eds f o r chops and
ateflks. H orney h a s also located a
chicken grower th a t grows chick­
ens to A m erican ita n d ard s, and
h a s them to sell. I t i b m eans th e y
a re plum p a n d n o t a ll neck and
feet, w hich b a c h arac terb tlo of
I ta lia n chickens.
Several h u n d red <.
happy w ith m e a t ' . ________
cook, a n d e at, are pla n n in g m a m m oth p a rty for H om ey. Som
o l our group a re even th in k in g n
pu ttin g u p a s ta tu te of H om ey. anL
I be llev e 'th at It would be a fittin g
tribute. .
Colorado m ay well be proud of
Hom ey. H e h a s b ro u g h tn ew h a p - '
plne.is to A m ericans f a r from
home. ■
M O SC O W -Sovlel- P rem ier N i- k ita K h rushchev, kidding Deputy.
P rem ier A nastas M lkoyan a t a n
..... ' e ra n t diplom atlo dancing p a r--
■^A SH TN G TO N - A tty. G en.
R obert P . K ennedy, calling for
tough law enforcem ent to keep
" W e ' can n o t expect t h a t o u r
problem s and dllflcuU lea In connecUon w ith civil rlg h U l a th e .
S outh w ill be solved w ithout d b cord a n d d b a g reem ent. B u t wa
do h ave a r ig h t to expect th a t
local law e n fo rc e m e n t. officers
will do th e ir Jobs a t aU Umes, th a t
they-w ill preserve la w .a n d -o rd e r.-"
LO ND O N — Leslie Botibol, gen­
e ra l m a n ag e r o f C hurchill's n ig h t
club, reporting a n Increasing r e ­
sponse, from m e n to h b - p le a - f o r /
d an cin g p a rtn e - s for single O . S .
w om en to u tb ls : ;___
'5 : '
"M ost o f th e m »sy U ier. w o u ld ,
like to be 'social guides' o r W o rts *
b u t Uie label doesn't m a tU r. I'v # .
been a round a long tim e a n d I
re c o g n lu the t n a i t 7 ) i t gigolo Is
,
;
_
T IM E S -N E W S , T W IN F A L L S . ID A H O
'WEDNESDAT, JXJNB 14^1961
W ill
S c o u ts D e m o n s tra te U se o f F la g
, N e e d B o o s ts
F_______
d r " P a s ws aa gg ee
i s£B “H r l S ';
' ‘S a n o ? ” he Join t chiefs of s ta f f .
S l b r l B h t #Md in a n in te rv iew
r s
i r s
1-Sur« 5 ^S ii> i™
M lective and dlscemlnR w o.
S l g h T s a l d th a t p a m g e of
ihB P re sld e n fs prOBrivm^ln a n y thlnK like th e omounta ho iwkcd
3
require one
th e touR he.
flchU o f th e yenr.” He a dded t h a t
. K e w e d y a n d his a d m ln la tratlo n
wlU hAVe to dive atronii s u p p o rt
to th e m easure on b oth sid e s of
th e capltol.
^
„
An Rppeol w as mnde by S en .
H ubert H . H u n ip h « y . D« M in n ., to
— -d ire c t foreign nld only to n a tio n s
whlclJ w m undertake m e a n in g '”’
political a n d eeoDotnIc refo rm .
H um phrey, nssU lant s e n a t e
D em oorutle leader, snld th a t b o th
c onaress a n d th e AmerJcHn p e o n ls *'(ire slclc a n d tired o f fo reig n
a id golnB to govemmento t h a t
unresponsive U> hum an need,
Showing th e pro p er w a r t« display th e A m erican flag w hen faunr h o rito n ta llr a re , fro m le ft, David
willing to b rin g about social
Slanger, to n o f M r. a n d M r*. V em S U n g tr . a’ C ub Sc o u t In pack CO, andv^VllUam S to b a s g h . «on of
Mr, a n d Mrs. It. E. S to b an g b , % Boy S cout In tro o p CO. O ne of th e duties of Boy S e o u ta I t (o promote
lorm ."
-nrontr riliB laTlng-«R d-l>aB d»nr-flL.theJittg>_m ieii-iinnr cU liff_hcrtronto»y or rtrUeM»r th e « U n «re
aliray i a t th e lep * a d t o ,t h e obsenrer's le ft. (S taff photo-engravlni)
.
•
\
H a m le tt W in s
R u p e rt, failu re to carry
D e a th R e p o rte d Mregoncur.
istra tio n I n tru c k . B o th
P r i z e o n T a l k L a s t R ite s H e ld
Oearge w . K en d all, • Alhambra. cl(«d by aUta police.
DavW H am letfs hum oroua to U
F
o
r
M
rs
.
K
r
a
u
s
C alif., died Ju n e 4 a t h is home.
o n " I used to be '* m lH lonnlre“
won th e blue pencil a t a m e etin g
o f ToM tm nster* club 140 T u esd ay
t i ° "My first mllHon*' w as th e «ub^ je c t o f th e meeting. O th e r spcftkers
were Dlclc Cook who to ld h o w nn
I ta lia n Im m igrant to Cuba a n d th e
U B . m a d e one million a n d la —
h is w ay to a second.
.
H arry T u rn e r’s ta lk c o n c e m e i
th e A lfred K ru p p financial e m p ire
i n G erm any a n d Bob Coiner a d v is­
ed t h a t a m illion dollar p ro b lem
a nd a m illion dollar so lu tio n m u st
be combined to make a m illio n .
Vtai W ilson was to a stm a ste r a n d
D r. R ich a rd Roberta w as tab le
topics c hairm an.
J o h n E aton wb - ........ ...................
assisted by Donald M urphy, Ray
I,lncolR, I ^ e d H arder Jind Je rr e
Cover.
Lee B a rnes, sum m er p icnic
ch airm a n , announced, th a t c lu b n o
would hold a n ouUng Ju ly 11 a t
th e B u h l C ountry club.
e ' r i g h t rp „r frndfr
Chevrolet. No c lm ilo w \fnrc
; c i ' ' ' n . ____________
BtrnLEJY. J u n e i< r - c . C. B aker, E stre e t a t 8;3'5 «.m. T uesday.
A IBS3 F ord v.ui trUck owned by; , ' .Si'KAKlvltS LISTKJ)
first president o f th e Burley R otary
club. wa» Riven a n iionornry m em - the C ontlnciilai Uaklng compnny.l M .M O . Junc U —Speaker.^ n l Ihr
,a n d .d rlv c n b y .N u d JL .S la i'iic r..2 3 .iU )S _ S m id a y _ sa c n im c u i_ iic rv li;b
T w lii'F alta, wft.1 backing from ihr.w .T c Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Dtirrlni:in:i.
Tuesday luncheon m eeting
Cousin Roy’s.
curb w h en li colUtJcd w ith a la til'P r a v c r .V r r e filven by Wr.Oty Rice
l l i e m em bership w m presented Chevrolet driven by Clive Schcll^'m ui li. K, King.
by A. O lenn Anclernnn. pre.udent,
.linker becam e' p resideni ' “ '
elijb In Novem ber, 'JOIO,
—E *ra-M «)re;-C (C tfil(i-coi........... ..
pcrlntenden't of schools, urocJ the
,uroup 10 s u p p o rt th e a d ditional
llircc-tnill school prnnt
k'vy to be voted upon .
He laid aC th e iticrcnjted «£udcnt
iw pulatlon and o f th e n re d for
addltlohnl f a c llltlw ..
.
K irby W ilson pre.ienied a film,
"O uter Space." produced bv ihe
Bulo\Ti W ntch com pany. I t traced
rimn's Ktu'dy o f c u k t jipace from.
SD0!J3. C. to. th e prcj>riU.
O.uvAt .R o tarian vns Lynn Lake,
Twin Fflllfc O th e r RuesU ' were
W alter Jo h n so n a n d O e o r 'g e
Scholer, both B urle y..
Wrftlilp-ln-the-nroup'ilikrlnR-llie
A?k u ild tod»yK enn f d ? i?m have W exert th e atro n R ^
jM dcrthlp U» o b U n
»s
S u rv iv in g a re h is widow, Mrs.
K a th e rin e P itca irn K endall, a
fo rm er Tw in Fa lls resid en t, and
a
son. H erb ert K . K en d all, Sa n ta
CoDffregatlonal chu rch w ith th e
B a rb ara, callf.
Rev. Edwin H uber offlcltttlng.
F u n e ral services wer# held Ju n e
Prelude and poatlude m u sic
7 a t Long Beach.
played
M a rth a M iller a n d se ­
lections were su n g b y a m a le Quar­
te t composed o f A ugust M artach ,
A lfred Meyer. O otU led BolUnger
B U R L W . Ju n e 14—Tw o perw ns
a n d Robert W alters.
w ere fin ed >2 each by Ju stice of the
Pallbearers were W alte r K ra u s. Peace A lfred C ra n e 'T u e sd a y for
D avid K raus, Jo k e Kraus,- LeRoy v io latio n s of th e m otor vehicle acL
Lcbsatk. E dw ard .W elmer, F red
T h ey a re Von T . Q rovei, Al­
Knopp, John W eimcr, Jr., fto d E u ­ bion, /Allure to tra n s fe r reglstrA'
gene F . Price.
tlo n of vehicle, a n d Virgil “
Floral arran g em en ta w ere
th e direction o f D ephlno W alk er,
K rcne Berhardt, B e r th a M unsee,
Alttv Mae R enz, E sth e r B:no!]p.
M arth a Meyer, R a ch e l S c h a effe r.
L ydia MUler « o 4 M rs. JlKOb
B roun.
F in al rltea w ere'h eld » t t h s P a u l
cemetery.
T w o F in e d
P E N N E Y 'S ^ ^ m ® ! , © I
: r o
E
i »
Radiators
N EW A S D V8ED
■ S e rv ic c St R e p a irs
Phone RE
PAGE riV B
C. C . B a k e r Q iv en .V e h ic le s C o llid e
R C fP E R T .Jim e H -R u p e r c p a l f c
H o h p r in R o ta ry Investigated
a tw c .e a r collision on i *'''
3-6080
All Type»-Rinda
C L Y D rS
^ D I A T O R SHOP
n f-W ay so—O n T rac k Lana
B a d lato ra A re O o r B u s i n e s s
N ot
Enjoy a Clean Car
3 MINUTE
CAR WASH”
60» Main Ave. SouUi
READ T L M ^ - N E W a WANT .\D S
M is c e lla n e o u s
F O R SA LE
-LABOR SAVING
SERVANTS
M ichigan I S - A L oader.
Scrapcr. f>ai powered. $8000
Ford CIO T ra c to r, with
Pherm an F o rk L i f t ....... 1000
Ily tte r Y T-40 In d . 2-ton
eap. Fork l i f t C m _____ ZSOO
C at D>4. Se rtes 5T Diesel
D ow r-L oader ...................2750
B utler Bln G A S - 8 C a r.
scoop loadera. G a i....... 1000
Elmeo 105 C M C DJrwl
T on. « p . r h o w h o r
T ra lltr. a ir brak e s____ 500
D u e y r u i.E r ie 2 0 . R ; 40*
' Shovel w/a(tachm enU ....11500
P ortable C e m e n t SHxer*.
gas o r e lectrio------- ---100/500
Joy W G .9 .1 7 x 9 A ir Com­
pressor. iU tlo n a ry .......... S750
G enerator, A eetylene, 50pound eap. B ight Feed.
Portable, eompL, new...iOO
Much Mora M achinery, Tools,
E quipm ent a n d M aterials for
Mining. ConstruoU on and G en ­
e ral U iel
M A CH IN ERY
C EN TE R , INC.
R A r L .K O C C O
C o b .It M m .
. C ob.t(. Idkho
• Obviously, an 8 year old Bourbon figures to
be better than a six. (How old is your Bourbon?)
And you’d expect to pay more for those extra 2
years. But Ghampion Bourbon is a full 8 years old,
made the sour mash way and costs no more.®'
-86PAOOF.SCHCHLCYOIST.CO,K.V.O. i
WEDlrtlSDAY, JUNE
19G1
T IM E S -N E W S. -T W IN .FA L L S, i P A H p _
.T J E ..iB a n k e r
"F o u r Q asses
— A t —K i m b e r l y E n d R e u n io n
E le c te d H e a d ^
O f 'S t a t e - U n i t
K IU aE{U <Y , J u n e 1<—TwetK fBlx m e m b e rs' o f th e first lour
— g n d u a tle n - f U s s e s o f th e Klmber*
ly h lc b T hnnl. from io i« throuph
lo ie . m e t w ith IheJr wive* and
■ 'h m b w J U 'f p r rei5Utr»Uon n t the
K to b e rJ y W ‘
‘ ‘
buUdlnB ? rlL _ ,.
A fter re s ls tr tU o a th e group of
• approxim ately 60 person* held a
' p lc n lc J u n c h a tth e T w ln f a lb p a r k ,
w hich m any of th e eroup saw for
th e first Ume. M r; arid M rs. Jack
C U lbom . assisted by Mr. a n d Mrs,
cJarl .E merson, -en le ria ln e d the
RToup a t a social evening in their
hom e. B aeksro u n d m usic. .%as
provided by M rs. Clalbom and
M r*. M arie P e tty jro v e Downing,
P0caee»9.
A banquet was served in Twin
F a lls w ith C lalbo m aeUns a s to u i>
m a ste r. L « le r Ncwbry; Portland,
’ gave th e Invocation, followed with
a recording o f Uie "Lord’s Prnyer"
pla y ed In m em ory of th e U de­
ceased classmate.i a n d three teach'
era. '
Mr*. Olady* w n im o rth . Sm ith.
Caldw ell, rend le tte r from George
H U m . now general’ operaUowi «uperv lio r a t W c.iiem u n ion h e ad ­
q uarter* In New York City. Comm unlcatlon* were rend from C tarabelle Severance Wycko(f. H ere­
fo rd , T ex., and Helen AlberUmeyer
O 'C onnor, of s u n Valley. Calif.,
a n d tw o teachera, E m m a Sm ith
B e ad , Philadelph ia. Pa., an d Mr*.
H a rrie t McDermld, Aberdeen.
E a rl Newhry gave trib u te to t n ■ ver V. Hale, Burley, who had
ta u g h t th e group p rio r to 1016, and
to U a rle T u rn er Emerson, Joyce
S c o tt Carrel. Bernice
W ilson
J a d r O u u j , left, tfa a c b ta r wf M r. a n d M
flchoth, a n d J a c k CJ«ltwfn who
t* MU* CiMla C oanly: K a r m tU tc h , tmaUr,
w orked as th e reu n io n commltUe.
Price* were aw arded to Jease Mr*. Mor*e* lU te h . Mlae K v p ert. a n d M a tr
W ebster T a r r for coming th e great- M r. and Mr*. B. O. R a a b e , Ml** U alver»lt7 o f
«flt dlsU nce from H ayw ard. Calif..
S te lla IX)lan plller* for th e largest
ia m lJy; E vera M onran for th e m ost
graadctilldrcD , a n d Jo y Scott C ar'r t U to r having two g reat-g ran d chlldren.
BURLEY, June M - T h re e con.
testanl* In the Miss Idah o pagean;,
to be sUged a t Boise th is w eek­
end. boarded a plane a t th e Burley
airp o rt Tuesday noon en ro u te
to compete for the title.
Leaving for th e rehearsal* for
th e pagcsnt were Ju d y Dumas,
Miss
Oeula county a n d d augfiter
B O ISE . Ju n e 14 KTO-An Idaho o f-M r.
and Mrs. Ja m es D um as;
a ir n a tio n a l gua rd p ilot c an th a n k
» tuner a n d tw o young boy* to­
d a y f o r dragging h im t o safety
a f te r hi* PB5L Jet plan e crashed
a n d b u rned n e a r ft populated area
ir e c t o f here.
H ow ever, Second L ieu t. Robert
P . Shaiisle*. Jr.. Boise, who w ill
bo 35 ye ars old M onday, w as in
aerlou* condition a t th e V eterans
h o sp ita l he re fro m Injuries he
WASHINQTOlf, Ju n e 14 Ufl—
ioeurrect w liea th e plan e crashed
o n takeoff yesterday from Oowen P resid en t K ennedy la g e ttin g a
combination o f old an d now trea U
f ie ld a t Boise.
m
ent*
for his b ack a ilm en t—ho(
H e received a sp in a l fractu re, ar
;
1 le ft lu n g a n d In U m al In- p a d s a n d u ltra sound.
had. to be p er- T h e Mltra * o u n d -u sln » h ig h fre - ...... ................. oro breath in g . Ris q u e n c/a o u n d w av e» -l* a m ethod
condition w as considered critical. fo r applying h e a t to deep-ise
tissues.
Bbarples '
I t U the la te s t trea tm e n t In a
th e
p e r t u u t b U tw o aon*, .10-zearK)Id regim e Including rest an d awlm.................... fd b y W hite House
H a r e U a n d 16-year-old O eorse.
_________ Ja n e t Travell who
* n » jr w ere h a yin g I n a field a
a tw rt d tsU n e s fro m w here th e reported yesterdaJy th a t K ennedy
p la s s cam a to n i t a fte r I t skidded “continues to Improve." He la *tlU
f o r a b o u t 300 ya rd s o n Its belly. u sin g crutchea.
T oday the Prealdent undertook
B rig. G en. Ja m es B . T rail, agila ta n t Id ah o a d ju ta n t general for _ busy s c h e d u le -a lato afternoon
a ir , aaid th a t ap p aren tly th e eraah conference w ith top advUers on
th e N orth A tlantic T rea ty aUlance
rea olte d w hen a n
failed a* th a J e t w as climbing a fte r visits from a V ietnam ese of­
a f te r Jeavlng th e e n d of th ^ T u n - ficial. a graitp o f Ceylonese p a r­
v a r . m vesU gaU oa o f th e chath liam entarians an d a M ichigan del­
egation c o n c e r n e d w ith th a t
sta te 's economic problem*.
ReporU rt h a d a h eated aesslon
ycstcfday_wJth_Whl«e.K(juse,New«
•u r r l r e d th a c ra ck -u p of a choi ~ tta r y Plerre Salinger o n his
to ra d DOS a irp lan e c arry ln e him landllng of new* a bout th e P resi­
a n d e th e r Id a h o a ir naUonal d e n t’s aUfflent. .
c u a r d m e a to baolo train in g in
T h e exchange was p a rtly trig T a n a . S everal poraons perished ered when he disclosed t h a t a
w h e a tb * p la n a crashed s e a r
Vork specialist had been
S c rrtv tlle . T ex.
to Palm Beach, Fla.,
lay to examine Kennedy.
The,disclosure came a fte r K en-
N ew a n d O ld
C are Is U se d
O n P re s id e n t
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C o n s tn ic tio n I s
S lia fe flm C a sc assia
s ia
B U R l£ 7 . Ju n e
P rw to n Wade, agreed w ith Dr.
I ta v e ll's diagnosis th a t K ennedy's
c o u n ty f a ir tM ard h a s approved ailm ent was " a new. back stra in
. th e extension o f th e 4-H building n o t r e la te to a n y » re v lo u s back
a n d oonstiuctlba o f a horso b a m Injttiy suffered by th a P resident."
O oastrucU on o f th e two stru c­
tu r e s Is acheduled to begin nex
M onday, re p o rts D on Loveland
a ec re tary-m ana ger o f th e board.
T h e eo-foot extension to th e 4-II
buU dlng will be o f clnderblock
SUN VALLEY, Ju n e U IB - O llT h e M’t y 100-foot cindertlock b e rt Vtttes. Coeur d'Alene, has
h o rsa b a m will h a v e box sta lls to been elected president of ' the
accom m odata 3 0 .h e a d . o f h o » « j Idaho Funeral Service Mttociallon
a n d vlU be located In th e n o rth - H e succeeds John P. Grossman,
c a s t c o m er of th e grounds.
Pocatello.
I h e group rerle w td p la n s for
J . Oartli Payne. Burley^ was
. th e queen contest o n d service clubs nam ed Wee president: a . E . Eckwill be asked to sponsor glrU.
ersell. Rljby. secrelary-treosurcr.
T h e board approved a request by an d E. Russell Short, Moscow, di­
£art~ B eI(,-R uj>ert, for< th o -stote rector. A ra bia n horse ehow to be h e ld nt
F u n e ra l S erv ice
U n it E n d s M e e t
Uons held here ..............,
, o th e r newly elected offlcera
B. O. S haffer, senior-vice president
of th e F tn l SecQrity b a s k bnuich
a t Idaho Falls, vice p resident, and
T. E, Jones, vice p resid en t of the
First N ational bank of M alad City
treu iire r. Oliver T . D avis, cxecuUve vice prealdent of th e Custer
County bank.. Challts, ts th e
tiring president.,
Sam M. Fleming, vice president
of the American B a nkers associa­
tion. reported yesterd ay th a t mild
recessions, lu c h 04 th a t Ju st exDcrlenced by th e c o u n try ; enable
the economy to digest som e o f (he
m e s s e s th a t develop du rin g boom
periods,
Fleming said som e economists
feel mUd recessions a re b e neficial
Fleming is president of th e T h ird
N ational bank In N ashville, T enn
Hs addressed th e fin a l session of
the Idah o association's conventlun
Fleming said m ild dow nturns In
buslneu correct such excesses as
overbuilding of houses, too much
plant, expansion and overextension
of credit. •
Robert R. Oros, vice president
of Pacific O as and E lectric. ui<I
in a foreign a ffairs ta lk th a t If
Southeast Asia goes to com m u­
nism. th e whole o f “A sia will go
down th e drain.”
D am ag e s A sk e d
I n C ivil A c tio n
n . l a e u * D an a * , who a t Ibe B u rle y airport T n e id a r noon for Ifie r e h e a r * ^ o f the
J u ry CUek tiled su it to .collect
d a n g b ier o f Mr.- and M>«« Idaho pugeant ii> be ^ e ld In Boise ihl* w eek-end. A targ«
from R a lp h B au g h m a n in
Bam bo. d a o ih te r cf V b u p of frien d * and weUwUhen, Inclndlng M ayor J . Leonard
Idah o , b oard a plana Halmen, b ade th e m farew e ll (8 U ft p h o to -en n a v ln g l_______________ district c ourt Tuesday f o r d a m a g u
■Jng from a. c a r-tru c k acclAug. 7. IMO, o n ......................
north , of Twin Falls.
Click aUles th a t a tru ck driven
HAQERMAN, June 14 ~ T he
by B aughm an collided w ith a 1S53
T h o u san d S p r in g s B oat club w ent
Cldsmoblle driven by a i e k . T he
o n a cruise S u n d a y including stops BURLEY, Ju n o 14—T h ree
a t th e B ru n e au bridge a n d Elmore sons were fin ed »26 each by . . . truck was In th e c en te r la n e o f the
highway
a nd c u t back to th e rig h t
cou n ty b o a t c lu b dock.
bate Judge V em C arter f o r pur­ lane Just as Cllek starte"* ---------A rden D ra k e. M ountain Home, a chasing a re sid e n t fishing license on th e right side, th e
m em ber o f th e Elmore county club, w ithout being a bonaflde resi­ states.
drove th e p ilo t boa( rfor the 23 dent. '
Cllek claim s h is le ft h a n d was
M rs. R . O . Bam bo.
boat*. A round 100 persons a tten d ­ . T hey are F e lix W . D u n la p and permanenUy disabled due to th e
M lis D u m a s ,' who wo* dreued ed th e cruise a n d picnicked a t th e Qeorge O ra ham , both B urley, and accident. He asks fo r »400 to cover
B lack S a n d beach, n e a r Strike W illiam O. H arrison, H eyburn. damages to his c ar, «3.S00 f o r his
d am . A two d a y cruise 1* planned T he judge suspended a porU on of Injured band, a n d |36« f o r medical
Logan, w o rking tow ards h e r mas­ /o r la te r In th e summer a t R
eoch fine. Perso n s m ust rcsfde In care.
“
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te r's d e g re e In English. Slie was lak e.
the sta te fo r six m onths before K ram er and W alker, T w in Falls
red b y th a Burley C lum ber
being a b onaflde resident, the law firm , U rep resenting CUek.
o f Com m erce.
Judge notes.
Mlsa H a tc h , w ho v a a graduated
T hey were c ited by Conserva­
AIR FO BT T O CLOSE
from M lnlco h ig h school this
tion O fficers D ale H o rn s and
BOISE. Ju n e 14 (tfW—8 U to A ero­
spring', p la n s to a tte n d VUlt State
KeJth Hawn.
nautics D irector O het M oulton ha*
u n iv ersity . S h e wore a sk y btue
R U PER T . J u n e K - A loss of 10
announced t h a t- th e S a lm o n aU -|
suit.
p o un d s was rep o rte d by members
port runw ay will be closed betw een'
A sophom ore a t th e University o f th e T ops P a m p e r club Monday
9 a. m . a n d 4 p . m . f o r 10 day*,'
o f Id a h o n e x t fall^ Mlsa Rambo n ig h t, c an ocllng a g a in of 10
beginning today.
wore a s o f t rose-colored dress. S>ie pounds.
la m ajorlnK In English.
BLESS, J u n o U — t Ho
T h e th ree w h o gained th e most
READ TIM S3-SSW B W A N T ADS
A la rg e g roup o f friend* and w eight were M rs. Qeneva D urrant, school board w as reorganised
w ell v la h e ra g ath ered a t th e air­ M rs. B a rb ara s tu d e r an d M n . Peg­ Monday n ig h t w ith A ndrew Col­
p o rt, Including M ayor J . Leonard gy . O 'D onnell.
vin rcelected c hairm an.
LAST 2 DAYSI
s a lm o n , C harlca Hen<‘ ' ‘
Ruby B y w a ter, president, lost the L oren G ra v es wa* elected treas­
d e n t o f th e c h a m b e r;____ ______ m ost. F o u rte e n , mem^ertf and one urer. and M a rtin S lano retained
th e Ja y ce es a n d Jay -O -E ttes who ffuejt. M rs. B la n c h e 'B u k e r, a t ­ as school clerk,
------4 th e local pageant, and
O rville R e ddlngton. superintend­
m em bers o f Miss D um as' dancing ten d ed .
Plan s w ere disc u u ed f o r the fln- ent. reported th e hiring o f Dale
-\as».
T h e B urle y girls were honored 1 weeks o f th e contest being Wakem, to te a c h English and so­
y a m otorcade through downtown h e ld w ith th e Burley, club. T he cial studies. W akom is recently
B urley p rio r to boarding tlie plane. c o n test ru n s through Ju n e , with (rom C am bridge, and also bos
th e w inning c lu b to be honored by ta u g h t in Sho sh o n e a n d Twin
Falls.
a piclne d in n e r by the losers.
B u rle y A re a G irls L e a v e f o r
M s s I d a h o P a g e a n t i n B o is e
P U o l I s A liv e
B u t ‘C r i t i c a l ’
A f te r M is h a p
SUK V A L I ^ . J u n e 14 W^-WUlard Rees, senior vice p rea ld en t of
Twin FalU Bank a n d 'T rust com’, was elected p resid en t of the
T a lte C ru ise
T h re e F in e d f o r
F is h in g V io la tio n
L o s s C a n c e le d
B y G a in o f C lub
C olv in R e e le c te d
F o r B lis s S ch o o l
-
K im b e rly G ro u p
A p p ro v e s P ro je c t
o f th e . ID m lm ly O range voted
M onday n ig h t to p articipate In the
tia tlo n a l O range com m unity «orvle c t and to contribute t35
.......... n a tio n al O range building
fund.
. I t WM amiounced_ NaUonsI
O ran g e M aster H m h c rM e v s o m
wUl a p ea k a t Piler Ju ly S.
T h e sp ecial F a th e r's d ay pro­
g ram w aa opened w ith a rec iu tio n
by th e lecturer, Mr*. T im .Drown.
en U tlrd “ H ie Broall Child," fol­
lowed w ith a quia o n th e dollar
bill. V irg in ia Honste'ad gave a
read ing . “Down o n'U ncle's'F arm ,"
a n d M r*. H arold B e a t recited the
^ I p . o f V mir l i l f f T.irtiB
D row n gave a poem.
J . E . B eat. 83. was th e oldest
f a th e r p resen t. R alp h T eague was
th e g ra n d fath er w ith th e most
g ran d c h ildren (10), an d th e young­
e st g ra n d fath er p resen t w as Ogle
W all.
M rs. J . M. Pferce, h o n o rair
m em b er from Twin Falls, an d Mr.
a n d M rs. Teague, form er raem ben
now living in W alla W alla, Wash.,
sp ecial guest*.
P h o n e D is r u p te d
-^ B y n ^ u to -M is I
F IL S S . J u n e 14~A o ne-car a c ­
cident a t 8 M l . Tuesday th ree and
tniie* we s t Of FUcT dis­
ru p ted telephone service betw een Ben. MIM MBoaiJCiu. 1/., muiuT—
F iler a n d B uhl f o r approxlm aK ly ha s urged federal officials to gci
behind a request for money n> .
th ree ' houra.
build an a irp o rt to s e m Yellow­
A J9M P ord • driven by
E thelle K night. .32. rouU 1. Filer, stone n ational p a rk.
The- senate D em ocratic le adrr
telephone pole, breaking It
ir tc c —
-----------" I h M u p r
a ; woven fire fcace a n d into a c ta r y - o f th e In te r io r T te w a ri
itrinii.
Bu rifft D irector D avld_B tlI_
field.~ 3ba- a cf ldent-occutre<L.<
and
Federal
A
viation
A
dm
inistra­
c o u n ty road.
Mrs, K n ig h t told th e Tw in Falls to r Najeeb H ataby.
Mansfl«ld urged them to su p ­
deputy sh e riff who Investl— "
.
th a t she “lost control o f th e w . k p ort conuructlonv of; an airp o rt
T h ere w as a n estim ated (ISO W est Y M low 8ionc.'M oht..m ear t|? c ' , ^
park
border. H e -s a lrt-’fic.Ijinder-------- i
d u n a g e to th e telephone pole, (50
Blood-the-FAA-Tind JOOO.MO avall-:^'^ - ■ /
to th e woven. wlre fenee-and dant- «b!e ter the prejeet.
■■ • , :
age t o 'i h e rig h t headlight
Com of ih e nlrport..&- e s t i m a t e * ^ * •
fen d e r of th e caf. •
lA -m llllon dollars. r,
'
T h e investigating officer'Atatcd a t•The
forest service h as sgrecd
^/
th e c * r .n
to provide land for th e airp o rt.
which .would be operated by tli«*
.--A
M ontana neronailtlcs commlsslnti.
P a p e r s F ile d f o r
W o m an ’s E s ta te
bate c ourt Tuesday asking th s t ttie
Tw in r a il s B ank and T ru st com­
pany be na m ed -ad m in istra to r of
Mrs. Ida Alice A n s o n ^ ^ ~ - ^
Mrs. Anson died May 9. T he petlUon sta te s Mrs. D avis was named
executrix of the estate In a will
dated M arch 33, 1001. T h e e.itnte
consist* o f real property valued a t
$2^00. M rs. Davis, Mr*. Anson's
daughter, b the only h e ir listed.
Probate Judge Z oe A nn W arbcrjt
scheduled a h e arin y a t 10:15 « jn .
Ju ly 8.___________ •
APPEARS IN COURT
K IM BERLY, Ju n e 14—Jo h n K.
P em andes. 47, K iipberly, was fiucd
t25 and costs a n d sentroced to 10
d ays in th e Tw in Falls county Jail
by Justice of- th e Peace R a y P o tter'
ruesday fo r being d runk on a pub­
ic highw ay. He wa* a w ^ te d .M o n »
d a y -b y -S U te -P « t« S lm a n Broy O.
H arding._________________________
THURSDAY
By law.*anyone u n d e r P o r tu g a r .\.
flag Is Portuguese, w hatever hi.i'
racial stock. _________ - ■
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P a r e w e lL ila n n e d - G ra d u a te -T a k e s __ _________ W iU i*n Hohn, BoUe,
’ P o s t in O re g o n Saturdoy. PauJ H ohn. ano th er *
-IC IK O -H X L L ^uii«-J4-m aee*
Timbers, a g ra d u a te of I^»ho S tate m other re tu rn s from the hospluu,
college, Pocatello,' h as accepted a
teaching pod U o n M W sldport.
A tA re a Y a rd
Jg a O M E . Jttn a ‘ »
Mwkei
and’ Mia. H . McCoy Jo«jes.
m a h ln g tw i. P .c :,- t f < ~ r m q ~ o t ;
Mr. an d Mrs. W illlasi Knox.
tb s Jerom e L lv u to c k Oommlwlon
G ood Mid choice t u t n .
I31.7S; eood u>d choice heifers.
(2O.fi0-t3U0;' tM 'H o U tcIn sU e n ,
S1B<JS.15; fed H o b te ln hel(c^^
•IT 'tlS .'IS; ste e r o U re i |2S->38M.
h e ifer calves. »33><3SJ0; com>
m e rd o l' cows. tl5 -il6 .aS ; uUllty
cows. tia .S 0 -tt5 ; cvtn(n> .s n d
c utlers, t l l - l i a :
ftood feeder
steers. m - m .lO i H olstein feed‘ era. 600 lbs. up. tie ^ O - S lS ^ i Hoir
ste tn feeders, 300 IIm. up. <lfl■ 131.50: H otouln helfer>.« 500-800
)hc. »H£0>I18: H olstein helfer*.
800-600 IbA., | 16-»18J 0i built.
I17J0-IIB.78; choice vesl. m -W T j
d&lry cows a n d shipping cows,
»3U>»37ft ft h e sd . oominoD to sood.
.«13S-«300.
^
itnilM, tl M l T . 10; freder
U m ba,
ewes. IWO-M;
f a t ho«a Ujp *18.00; f s t ho(<. bulk,
•iT - in J O ;. sow .,. $ u A o.»J3io:
•U s s . Do.dock, W .3S-tU ; feeders,
•14.38-tlB'. a n d WMiners, b ; head.
O ood and choice awers v e re
•U sd y , heifers steady, co»s «t«*dy,
H olstein fed CAtUe steady, feeders
•U sd y . dairy cows steady, sheep
ateady to 3S eent« lower, hogs
stw uly, m eat type in p>od dem and.
H i
P a s to r L e a v e s
J t i . and Mr. a n d Mrs. Oliver
Jam es Joh n son will have charge
Psuls, Powell B u tte, Ore., are In
Yellowstone n n tlo n a l pork cn-route o f_ th a -8 u n d a y -m o m ln B -se rv lo e . |
In the alMence of th e pastor. Pic­
to B utte, Mont.
Mr.' sn d Mrs. R a y Taylor, Wels- ture* o f cam p a t C nlhedral Plnea
er, form w ,'-K ln8 HIH :rf«deBte, wlU .be s i i o w a t th e S unday e-*
were lnjorea?Jn.-A--oqe5c«rr(ti<cl- nlna* ier,vlce.
dent n e w ^ b lie . B o th .w rie treated
ir »boolii4nd.inJurle.i.
r:
"
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Mr. and.M n«.'leo.T r*ai,aji(» Mr*,
Mildred .'C BrriahM
' '»<••
wedding o ^ u w n .T ^ rp ll Jjl:
Prldny.
:'
her aon-ln-iaw 'a n d
Mr. a n d Mrik- M>
ri# T rail, a stui
verrity of Tdaho.,.
• S d tif f u t l o n - d ^ a r o n i t e a d .
to King Hlli With h e l
B*U.
urdny.
.
■ . j
i r 3-5500 :
M r. an d M rs. H ugh Bugg have.
C O L O N IA L
TQM BANDY
. . . sen of Mr. in d Mrs. T a a l
Bandy, Dorley. will be honored
t pjn. B undsr ■( * farew ell
teslimoBlsI In llie Durley tD S
fifth ward cbspel, IStft s tre e t
an d Mllltr arenne. He will leave
Juna 19 for a two an d o n e-h alf
ye ar mlulon In Jap an . He w ss
gradnaled from Twin Falls h igh
school in IMO and a tten d ed
D rJihsm Young u n lren ity , P ro ­
vo. for on* year. An open house
win b« iield a fte r the tesUmonial
from 0i3» (0 R:30 p jn . a t 1027
8chod4« a te a a e , Duttey. ( 8 U tf
DOLLARS
HKIhSIZfD
M EAL
SENSE
O ffic e rs C h o sen
B y B u sy F in g e rs
.
P iL B Il. J u n s 1 « -K » y D um ap
w as elected p residen t of the Busy
F in g ers and Cooks 4 -H club a t
t h e ^ r g a n l a U o n m eeting a t th e
hom e o f P a tty Cobb a n d Vlckl'
•Oobb.
N or* ]>Utthews w as ehoscn vice
president: D eanna Peterson, sec­
reta ry : V icki' Cobb, treasurer!,
K a th y Ruston, reporte r, an d Oon-i
&le e troud. scrapbook c h aln n a n .
- ' M rs. C linton D ougherty an d
M rs. Ja y Oobb will servo a s leaders.
New project books w ere dlstrlb-,
uted. T h e ne x t m eetin g wUi be,
. held Ju n e 31 a t th e home of D e' a n n a Feterscm.
Start Your Sovlnga Account Todoy W ith—
s t.
l 'E l ) l : ; i { ,y . S A V I N G S
and
I -
L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N
OK 'I'W IN
VALLS
SPECTACULAR
NEW HOUSE nUNT
THE GREATEST ADVANCE IN HOUSE PAINT IN 5 0 YEARS
I t V Shen rln -W O U ax M ram A-100* L atex H o u se
P a in t—i t flow* o n e o ^ e r, la sts m u c h lo n g er, b aa
a n p ro c o d e n te d o o lo r re te n tio n . C o lo rs s ta y b r ig h t
f o r th e lo n g life o f th is n e w p o i n t *
E berw lD -W iU iA nu A-lOO L atex H o u s e F a in t is all
n e w . N e w I n It* e a se o f a p p lic a tio n - n e w b i iU
•B u u ln g d tu ra b lU ty — n e w in lta r e s is ta n M to b lis te rin g .'
P r e p a r e th e s u r fa c e p ro p erly a n d w a tc h w ith p rid e
W 3XBM
h o w t h i s n e w p a in t gives y o u r h o m e a d e g re e o f p ro te c U o n a n d b e a u ty i t b o s n e v e r h a d b e fo re. I t d riea
b u g -free , d u st-fre e in SO m in u te s. O n c e it 's h a d
tim e t o M t, r a i n v ro n 't h a r m i t W h e n th e r a in sto p o ,
g o r ig h t o n p a in tin g .
S e e y o u r S h erw in -W U liam a A u tb o rix e d D e a le r o r
U.S. G rade Good or C hoice
ROUND o e <
STEAK. I b . 0 9
'A ' T IM E S -N E W S , T W IN F A L L S , ID A H O
TVEDNESDAY. t o n e 14, HBl '
N n z i P a r t y ’s [ G o in g
L ea d ers P u l
B e h in d B a rs
ot
M is s io n B irc h S o c ie ty ’s
D a ta T ak efli G u t“
O f A rm y A re a
'W A SH IN G T O N , Ju n e 14 W>—
■Tlte Life of J o h n B irch" h as bcrn
wlthcli-nwn from th e troop Inform ntlon proRram o f th e 24tli ln(an*
try • divlJilon In G erm any, arm y
spokcAmen repo rt.
-r-Alko,.tlje-mHltantly_coiucrvflUy.c.
Bifcli Noclcly'.i p u blication "Anicr*
Icflji O pinion”
n o .jonser
•
.
rr— imid— ih fr
(pokc&mcn. T h ey tvddcd this
n o t.c o M ld e re d iv b a n b u t ra th e r
th e ex«rcj9ln> of clLiefetlon a a jin ri
,h ,7 S S N»i
n dlslurbanee o r m r - p « « ~ —
T he? 'were * rre ste d o n M ay 24.
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e
mo“
■f,.srsu£i.
s..™ ' vt
T200 nnd M ncenccd h im to 00 dnyj
( ( ‘"•Ihrce .Ileutcnanta were rined
$150 nnd »entenced_to,45 dnys In
•Jail.
___________________ _
P u rp le C o w s A re
'^ , SIi,ovm t o G ro u p
FILER. J u n e 14—P u iiile cdvt
' were d rao n a tro tcd - by- llr s i year
RlrU when th e Klftssy Lnasle.i 4-H
club m et a t th e F ra n c is Shnrj)
hom e. U ndft S h a r p wn* In charite
o f recreation loUowlnK th e biulncM m eetlnj.
- - Mta, William B un ce. Mr*. Oeorfte
D enton, e n d M rs. D u an e Damon
! “■J were ffucjla. “ID e n e x t m ectlns
V lll be held a t th e D am on home
™
'.I'AGE N M
J lW g rth -K n o w in g
Id a lio ,S o lo iis ’
j.me» m
~ D a te s T o rtJ M n p
t llir
rinte.<» o f U nited Prc.^bylcrlan *umn icr c am ps.
_ •
T lip cn inps and th e dnti'S they
will be he ld a re SixWlooth camp*
for m en, F riday, th ro u g h TucMlny:
fiim lly Kroups cam p. July l
llir.0 u B lL 4iJlrgt.JH nlnr high cnmp,
Ju ly 5 throuRh 12: m o n d jiiiii'>r
h ) s h cniup. Ju ly ,21 ih ro ucli 2fi;.
T h ird -3n n ro r-h tR h -« iu n t> r-J« ly -2‘^
lIirouKh A ur. 5: first Acnlor hiKli
m m p . Ju ly 13 th ro u c h 20. nnd
M'rorxl M-nlor hlR h cnmp. Ju ly 2;i
llirouR h A u r. 5.
. A nyone w W ilns to n tlend lUr.'i'
ntmp'« hhould c o n tac t ll>e Ri-v. Mt,
Y o u th S e n te n c e d
oV
On C h e c k r.linrn-P Tind
IVc .
mnRiniT irom
between M ay 2?
V o tin g L is te d
-a,” T he jheclui »errt
.H onald D. D udley. 10. M i J e f. nnsk.'flJuno
iti
n ..u i tfMi.-'
feri.nn Ktreet. Tw in Ftilbi. wn» «cnW ASHINGTON. JuneM <
Sroin n
How Idah o mniilirr.5 of consrcju lenced to 10 da ys In th e couniy
Jail and fined *25 by JuHtlce of tlw
A team of- UCl.A rc.ie.irch [I'filrd fin rrpi'Hl rnU ritn«K ..
I’r.icp. Robert E. P ence T^Cidiiy
riiRlneers
and
phy.^loloirl.sis
fur issiiinR a check w lthoui lund'i
linvp. come up «'lth iliw rcvcla*
111 the linnk.
linn
» rfAiill ol. lUrrr-yrnrx
|{p w.is }.pnienced for pnv'lnir a
of KludyinK lonp.sliorlUE n t L<v<
110 n r io im t'*10 check n i Salewny
- A n u d c s ^ S iu i__ EtiUJCliCQ_n!HL
oilipr purl.'.
Tfiff rPAfrtrrhrM c<iifjdn'( pr"'
(luce a“rrn.v>n fn r-th p -strfM M rrjnlMl
tn f.i
bnnaniv nnloadltic.
lea^n
■■rl'iiliiir* ilrptrtnir.il «pF'"nrla
Mild tile (oiit:linr.s.i of n job
ill l'“i n.llllon ilnll«r« in liinil
m uall}’ dcp<‘nd& an th e nirchixb
*nifn(« In ftrmr'i tnr —ll rr.r
for Im m lllnR.U . ,
—BaniimSTTTStnri'jckii or_biilr»
of co\tot» nr «iicl-V"fir"cempnl.
ta k r,tlie m a tt eiii-icy to iinlniiu
ha* been no ran jo r cljnnRe In ilii" p ro -b lu r"., tro o p
Indoctrinntloii Tfcintai.
I'lIJ Iw JiHjI JijJv 2! lliruugll 2 1 ')>
proicr.»m whTclj MtfJ, Oen.
i 'U
'U;n ll f d Pre.-(byterlnn T rull Crn'k for Krmip one a n d Sept. 1,-throuRh-'
K ONALD J . 8 M i m .
.
. .. !,
* " ’ ;«
l« u« m m e r-c a m p fo r fam ily Krouf.,.:^
Rrouf.,. for Rroup t« o .
. . . so n o f Mr.
. rnmm nd.of th e 24th . ;•
f a l t e r , relieved o f hU division
S S i a r r i r J i i . Fall*, «rJII be h o n ­
o red a t » farew ell teiU m b n ia t a t - commnnd. hn.i b e en rebuked by U)c
6 p an . S u n d a y a t th e Tw in Fall# nrm y afte r a n InvestlffiiMon o f ;
LDS le v e n lh w ard e h ap e h -O p en chorRC!! th a t h e laboled o-i p ln lu t'
h ouM w ill be held JmmedJftteJy :o r cnmmunUfs fo rm er President
foU ow inr ( h e tetllm o n lal a t th e H arry s , T ru m n n . other leadlnt;
J . P . S m ith reddence. S m ith D eniocrais n n d varloua elem^nLs
w ill »enre • Iwo-year m lu ln n In of the U. S . p ress, TV an d radio.
However, th e a rm y found Uiat
( o u th e rn A u tiralia. (SUX/ e p ' troop In fo rm a tio n program In*
g n iln t)
uted b y ' W a lk e r , Intl October
w as "not a itrlb u lftb le to ony p ro D IV O R C E GRANTED
Birch society.”
BU R liE V '. Ju n e 14—M rs. B e l t ; Brarn ot tlie
W rlB ht. O aU e y . waa g ran te d a d e W estern .lan su o R cs stem .{roqi_a
ta u lt-d lv o rc e Irom -O ayton W rlR ht.
B urley. M o n d ay In d la trlct c o u rt slnRle pitrenl to n R ae.-ln d o -B u ro by JudRC E d w ard H eap o n c h a r s c s p ean , but n o aaraplca of th e orig­
in al ever h av e b e e n found.
Of c ru e lty .
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•Pliii te x en d tif* off y our cor r t g a r d itu o f cohdltlan.
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Aweek] NYLON $1.00 MORE p er TIRE
SEE
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
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‘^
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, w h e re your d o lla r buys MILES m o r e '
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OTH ER O FHCES IN PO CA TELLO , ID A H O FALLS, BOISE
.V
* o u r Q U A L I T Y is U N M A T C H E D
* o u r P R I C E S a r e a l w a y s LOW
*■ 1 DOWN
A W EEK
-^t o d n e s d a y ; TOJTE 14, iogi .
■'■TiM^S-l^E-WS. T-WIN PALLS, IDAHO
,jQ u ic k ^ a lte d
R i c h f i e l d P a i r K e e p s 2 r Y c a i-
-D onate Tiiire
FiLEBl-Juii# J< - 6«*mw
■ B e a n s S lia v ^ :
J
iIb erty ..'i» jiU at'» ?U » .
totlon- work f t
O
e o p l e 'i ^ W e 'I n , Bhiirt;
O ld
ld P
peopl
01{Jn4w».Pyfe^ »ltm » wlUi oUaer ertW
' • B in U X T j JDoe l i ^ u l c k 'b k k e d
.- I b t tn K - w f r ^ - d e in ^ lr a tc d .b r ^ r i , •member* ol i the- tmmuiUUon
•••D onna 'WftrwOMy lead er o f Jhc «hlp M t:iM ttm il. d o n * t« d .th d r
P tx ii P u f li i - H club. V . ■.
.. Jlb eriy -lim e W m e * o rk . Onft
• buildlns t t th»,
" % d e in o n itn U o n ‘’^ 'p o U t o ‘ MtAdi hopic, K)thei» »■<
U n d 'o tto e k l-c b o U u ^ O U ie r tfem*! fIcBi’c r gw den or 'h elp ed with
;;Qn4traiJon
bulldlnrrepM f*!
, WrigleyW rig l-. < ^
.
teeU y. (ind Anrr H u r» l.'
—
■ihirp-objeel*. O h e ^ y p a fro jc e i
p ln " 'e u s ^ n s ><?§ made
: A t 4; H d u b
uUh« Bmijvli
■ • B'.M Jd.,vr'elBhta..'w Bi*.‘ rc' -BelBhtK, ebroed.,-., .
. .
• A report-.wa» Blw»“ o n 'cleamni.
e p th e pa rlra h fl mltwlriir tW pern*
etery durtOB th e recent metilnic o
th e Albion llveatock 4-H- group si
Ita a h o m e o fJ o h n a o o d m n n .' '
a y d e Ooddman’a n a Paul ncec
* e re accepted as members of ilir
• KToiip. Goodman tliowed hla cnv.
D em onstrallonj tn r the- .next
' m eeU ne'-w ere-asilK ned-to Linda
■ Duke. bniihlnR Ueth: Viola D«>■ ley. how to malce tooihpaAie; Ellen
S eek, brushlns hmr, and Caro
Lee Nelson. sall»a. Mrs. Tn'ylla
B u n t, leader, asked, members to
b r in g ’-tooUUm uhes. t o . thfl_nw l
neetlnB .
Ttio Bmiltne Stars 4r}i eJub hsd
• plenlo fallowed by a boat ride
Blven by'M ary Ann Unm * faUicr.
■ reports Cheryl Ilcndernon. .
T h e Ju n ip e r JllU
c ub re­
p orted the (troup had made jfljs
lo r '4-H camp, fihaunnft Turner
reported on club candy aales. .Car.
olyn MAttlieva demonstrated <
quick dessert.
■ L inda Clark was eJccted new
•ecretary of tho ju n io r DomestlK atea 4«il club. Mrs. D ale Lewis,
• leader, reviewed requUem enu for
th e (rroup's projects. M erlkay M a­
honey -was as,ilirnect a first aid
'deqionstraU on for the n e x t meetInit.
'
H ealth postern wefe s h o w dur­
in g th e m eetlns of Uie Penny
Pipers 4-H club, Beth A nn Wayn e n t reports.
Junior leader, and served as
freshmenta.
A dem ow lratlon o f brushing
te e th was glven-by-Patrlol(v-Bur«h
during the meeUng o f th e 61x
eham rockJ 4-H club. Rccord books
* e ro brought up to d ate. Vickie
Olenslager. vice president, presided
In t h t absence o( K ath y Morgan,
t h e M i e . o r . a t a - W c k -Erlekso n T ^ m o .
'- '■ I;--.--.--.
All 'men.beM •were p resen t Ourr
Ins the m eellne o f. th e Sunny
su rfes M t cJul), TOe tUU h ad
A test on o u n ' tem peranires and
aRjlgnmentj w ere. Blven . for the
next. ineetlnR. The-'R roup.,vlsltpd
Uip denU l office of D r.'L l C. Niel­
se n vJio'apoke on d en tal h e alth
and showed them now i o bfusta
teeth correctly.
Group, singing was U d by Owen
Heward, accompanied by D te Ann
M errill, Junior leader.
/
5 -a ir ls - o f -th e iJ e w e l* . o f.lro m em aking 4*H club a re working on
etiah toweln for th# A ugust fair,
rs. Cora RnsmuHOn. lender, gave
demonstration of aewlnif. Mem­
bers were astlsncd to niukb pbtholders. Opening prayer was given
by Rclta Rasmussen an d closing
p ray er by Linda A nn Howard.
;
■•'Let's use fruit, let’s make
toa.1t. and let’s -m a k e .pancakes"
were the subjects of a lesson given
by Connie Holbrook, lender of the
Busy Daisies 4-H Club, du rin g its
m eeting, reports Denise Rlohlns.
•'ilow to d ig est'fo o d property"
„ a s the henltli les»on given during
th e Ladle La.«/es 4-H club meet­
ing. T he girls worked on health,
helping Moin an d Dnd, an d foods
reco rd books. Dawn H u n t gavo a
demonstratlon of how (o clean lln -,
sem alls.___________
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I
SERV ICE
^l^oTxIr.i Charge...
W ii l i S i^tt i n - E ^
IC H FIE L D . jii
ate,
7UOHF1ELO.
J u n e 1l ^4 -A
A ddate,
tnade tw o yt{|ir« a s o wUh their
eld est » o n ..Jfty W ard: In Londori.
lU r U d : M r. an d
Cllttord
W ard, BlcftrieJd: o n a lontf Jour-.
neY „M ondayjm om lng, •;
Ja y h a d ’n^adB (^ e d a t^ w ilh 'h U
p a re n U w h en be le ft on a n LD8
.Hg MKed
them to m e et h l n r in London..
'A tr ip to Bnglartd {Inspired the
W ards to -see America first,? They
d e c id e d 'to drlve-lo t^ew York-City
f o r th e l r 'J u n e 'l B Might u> Lon­
don. T h e y -allowed six days lo r
th e tr lp 'fr o n i.R J c h I le ld ,.
T h ey o x p e ct'to « rrlv o-ln London
a t 7:10 %jn.- J^ine 30. the original
d a te s e t b y" J a y ^ w o .-y e a r* ago.
ThaC Is th e dtiy h e will be released
from h is m issionary duties In Eng­
la n d a n d w ill s ta r t ,hls parent.^ oij
a . to u r of Cngland an d Wales
w here Jie h a s served.
J a y will accom pany h is parents
o n a n EUropeon to u r sta rtin g on
Ju n e 30; T h ey h o p e -to visit a
e o u sln .'O ly d ln e WomacA. In Muflleh. G erm a n y , a rid i
alonary frien d , M lc l^
sel. S w ltcrlan d .
J a y p la n s to r e n t a c a r In
Birmingham*- E ng lan d , heidQ uar-
tir e of
..........
thb^C C
e ncntrftl
tra l ----------B rllU h -M
—bsloni to take h la p a re n ts through
England and -Walca. H e pUna to
do all ihe - 9rlvl^g. fo r fear tils
parenU* will get- 'c onfused driving
o ^ nhe.w rong aide of th e road a nd
b k au M th e .r o a d a - th e r e .ir e .t e r rlble. h e w rlte t _ W artf.
a trlH a apprehensive
.. . .
1 to English foods
)n two years, b u t h is parents note
he. h as gained 33 pou nd.1 anyway.
'P ie Ward trio’s tr ip home will be
on an ocean liner, th e s ; S. Ameri­
can. Antleljwllon o f a visit w ith
anAther son. D allas, will make the
seven-day boat tr ip seem longer,
they tfitnfc.Dallas W ard also- ^ an 'LD S
mLvilonary servlftg in tlie E ast
C e n trarS U te s Mlaalon a t Romney,
W;*Va. H e h a s '----------- T he W ards' cream ery a n d eheeae
(actory business Is being-m anaged
by 'F » d Rlple'y. (orem an. during
their ibaence.- Mrs. CllVft c ap p s
U offlce-.Baoager.
T hree o th e r .members o f ^he
W ardJam lly aW will rem ain In th e
0 S . A. T hey are Joyce, a grade
jchool clind who will vU lt he r
sister.. Mrs. .R ichard C hristensen.
O rem. U U h. and-Cowell W ard, who
will vail.relalltea_a_t PeltJpar_t_of
the-, six weeks.
' M n. W ard nearched dHlgentJy
F in e d a t B u rle y
BURLEY. Jtm e 1 4 -T h re e peraons were f in e d t2 each by Ju u ic e
of th e Peace A lfred C rane for tt:
olatldna of th e m otor rehlcle ect.
T h e y are Jim m y HoUohan, Al­
bio n ,e x p ired driver’s license: M ar­
v in E . H ayden. Burley, ,no tall
lig h t on a Holmes Conatruction
tru ck , and JU ehont Oalleos. B urley. expired d river's license. Holloh a o -ftlB o ..w a * Jln e d -« a Jo r-lallu rc
to tra n s fe r reg istra tio n and OaN
leoa was fined 17 a n d c osu for
l«j|ur«-tfr-appM Cr-
She had been told l>y M rs. T heo
Olllcu, a ’traveler to P ra nce last
year.' th a t a large handbag
purse is a necessity. '
If it’s m a flem h Vodka
Now Many W ear
FALSE TEETH
w ith im ie W orry
SO.S'IS cnAD U A TED .
• F I L E R . June 1 4 - R l c h a
SchwelRing, son of the Rev. and
Mrs. Prank Behwelsslng, arrived
home from Pueblo. Colo., w here
he wa.1 graduated frpm Junior
college. He atnred a.i youth direc­
tor o f the Lake Avenue D aptlat
church.
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Id , 1561
Speaks S u n d ay
Prepare fo r
. New. A-Test,O fficial Says
‘‘HDimrid°Mltl that
WM
c h u K t UlB'a P Tie t-t> n to n -«
- f ^ T - h i a tested new mtomle d e ” cM
d iffln * .th e 32.
m onU i V. B. jnw ftiorlum . o n bomb
^ i n \ n>ecch p r e p a re d -fo r denvery to th?hou4*. H olU lcld ««ld the
U nited S U lea *hould r tm n ln - « t
th e barsalnlnu table In G eneva to
nuclew t « t b fln ojtrce" “^ u t I believe also t h a t concur­
re n tly * e fthould procecd w llh the
^hinffii th a t need to be done In
o u r te stln s p ro ira m " h e « l d .
“Thla would m ertn t h a t we
■ ,h o u ld proceed to g e t In readiness
to resum e u n d e rjp - o ^ d weapons
■ testa w henever th e P r « ld e n t det e r m i n i th a t our n a tlo n iu defense
CHARLES LO UIS R E IU .Y
. . , who wilt fiv e a free pubtlo
lecture on Chri*Uai\ Sctenee a t
3 pjn. Sunday in th e F irst
Church of C hriet. ScientU t, a t
ICO Ninth a venue east,' T w in
FaiIi. Ills su b je ct will be “C h rtitian Science; T h e C o n tln u la f
Fuirillment o f Prophecy." M r.
Reilly, Loi Anjcelei, is a moder*
alo r of a n u m b er of television
protnm f la t i e series. "Wow
Chrlttlan Science IleaU .”. lie Is
on a nallonw ide to u r a s a m em ­
ber of the C h rU tlan Sclenc*
board of leelurenhlp. T h e n a tiv e
of s l. i>aul. Minn., cave u p a
muilcal c aree r a s a ' concert
p lan iit (n m O lo devote fuU
lime (0 the praellce of ChrU tian Science heallnir, becam e a n
auihorlieil te ac h er In 10S5.
Kansas Given
Custody of 2
Youth.Killers
th em bAcie.-io the h a m let of'
S h a ro n Springs to face tria l 'fo r
-n e o f seven roWery-WJllnBs.
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T h e >'ou(hs, d e ^ e R . York, 18i.
Jscksonvllie. Fla., and Jom es D.
A am . 19, Maurlcevjlle. Tex..
.. Jv e d -e x irad ltlo n -late -y este rd ay o n a w nrrant Bccuslns them of
k illin g O lio zlegler.'C :. a railway
ro sd m o sttr. near W allace. Kana.
T hft tcen.afters. b oth AWOL
from | ; t nrmy disciplinary u n it'
Bt .F t. Ho(W, Tex., have adm it­
ted a serica o f'sev en kllllhRS ln |
.m e stales. Olllelals of U U h and,
ct/ie r <{«tes Bgreed s c . a confer­
ence to let Kansas take custody. I
Both, and York eipeclally, had
expressed a 'prelcrence' for Flor­
ida, w hich wanta them for the
M a y '20 slnylnw of two Valdosta.
Oa., wonicn near Jacksonville—
Althea Ottavio. 43, an d Patricia
Anne Hewitt. 25.
T h ey also are wanted in llllnola,
w here two w erc'kllled-June'S,. Al­
bert E. Reed, 25. U U h flcld , III.,
and M a rtin Drenovac. 69. a O ra n -,
Ite C ity Mrvlee statio n operator.;
Colorado wants th em fo r the
Ju n e 10 slaying of R achel M arian
Moyer. 18, near Cralff. Tennessee
w anU them lo r the Ju h e 7 kllllnB
of Jo h n A. WhlUker, 71, a railroad
p o rU r. a t Tollahoma.
^ * ^ ^ lle *iiot recom m cndlnR the
Im m ediate resum ption o f -U. S.
w eapons te st* H ollfleld called for
« "research and develo p m en t pro« ram on seismic d e tec tlo h teals to
Include nuclear device*."
He said th e Soviet U n io n should
be jiven com plete re p o rts on ail
Inform ntlon developed b y the de*
teed o n research p r« rr« m .
••Since th e Soviet U n io n can
1% e Bedouin trlbee, which have
h ave full a ce eu to th e d e v lc u nnd
roam ed th e Negev since before the
th e * te ts ." he said. “I t w lll be d ifdays of Abraham and Isaac, have
Jlcult for them to c la im they —
'.tera' rights to a 376,000-acre
covert' weapons tcsU .”
resen ratlo n there.
H olitleld’e sta te m e n t w m reg a rd ­ READ TIM ES-NEW S WAMT A l>8
e d a i a n Im p o rtan t IndJcntlon of
■ con(t^e.islonal rea ctio n to Presi-,
- TWIN r * i . t j r r n f tf
d e n t Kennedy'* sta te m e n t lost!
w eek th a t hopes f o r a te st b an |
a jre e m e n t -had b e en stniclc iv
"serious b l w ; by S o v ie t Prem ierM iklta K hnuhchcT .
I
T h e California la w m ak e r ta ld .
t la th e face of th e com m ul d octrine of w o rld.d o m ln a tlo n .
-
S
I U nited S U te s “in u a t assume
th e posslblUty o r prob ab ility th a t
th e so rle U havo b e e n te stin g or
w in be ih o rtly ."
i
ta ld th a t If th e Russians
been secretly te atto e th e ir j
n u ^ e a r weapons, th e n I t was posalble they have overcom e th e tcch-l
noloelcal lead th e U n ite d S late s |
w u senerally believed to have
eflioyed la . the faJZ o f jges.
,
**ln a ny event,** H ollfleld said, I
“we cannot continue to.R am ble our]
deatlny. w hen w e b a ae <ueh O:
gam ble o a Ignoraoee o f o u r o]
po n e o t^ aeUons.**
PAGE ELEVEN-
ENTERTATN C W D
ALMO. Ju n e 14-M T.. a n d Mrs.
J a c k E rlc tio n e n te rta in e d th e H-K
boys’ a n ti g irls’ clubs VUh a
m nrshnm llow a n d w ie ner r o a n a f
th e ir hom e Prld oy *evenlnif. Mr.
n n d M rs. Levi Loyd a n d M rs. W llJlnm B n jfjc h w ere guests.
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E lb a R e s id e n ts
R e p o r t T ra v e ls
E l b a ; Ju n e 1«—M r. an d M rs.
O e o m Franks, M rs. W ells H epw orth ond D onald C h a n d le r sp e n t
th e week-end In S o d a Springs vis­
itin g M r. and M rs. C h a rles Olles
a n d fam ily. T h e y a tten d e d nn
LD S farew ell tesU m on lai for Jerry
. O. Giles.
M rs. R obert E bson. P ocatello, la
■vUltln* h e r p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs,
A rt W ard, a n d fam ily .
M r. ond M rs. M a lb o u ra B arker.
Roy B arker- a n d - .M rs.- Blanche
rrish a tten d e d th e groduatlon
iR uel B a r k e r 'f ro m U ta h S tate
iveralty, L ogan. -------- Mr*. O on M u u c r a n d family »ad
M rs. J . Roy E am es a re In S alt
A e C ity a tte n d in g J u n e confere«lte o f th e L D S c h u rc h .
M rs. M a rg a re t O tU ey a n d Mrs.
V ivian H aw kins a re a tw n d ln g th e
w a r M othe ri a ta ta coQventloQ in
Kellogg.
------ P e o p le - a t- E lb a —
A tte n M—M4-.
d S e anrvd icM rs.e
A rt W ard. M rs. R o b e rt E llson a n d
C arol W ord a tte n d e d th e g rad u a ­
tion of Paul W ord fro m U tah S tate
unlverslly. Logan.
M r. and M rs. O rv ll Bears, M rs.
Settle S e trs, K a y U d y a n d Lanai
Sears sp e n t th e w eek-en d in Mos­
cow a ttending th e graduaU on of
O rvll se ars, Jr., ir o m th e U nlver. oily Of Idaho.
Steven T ucker, M cO all; M r. an d
M rs. Tommy W ea th erh ea d an d
son. S a lt L ake C lt^, a o d M r. a n d
W allace Ja m e s . ParU . a re
Bark
. M rs. Dick B e ec h er a n d children.
Z>ogan, U tah, a re v isitin g M r. an d
M rs. n i h u B eecher.
W ILL T A K E O FFIC E
k i n o h i l u J u n e 14 - Id ah o
synod of th e U n ite d preeb y terlo n
c hurc h will b e h e ld Ju n e 13-16
a t th e College o f I d a h o , CaldweU.
•n»e Rev. a n d M rs. R . I . B a rn es
will a tten d . M rs. R . i . B arn es will
b e Installed a s syno d isa l correepondlng s e c r e t« y « t th e lynodloal
w om en's m eeting.
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U n ity , la st week w ere cleared of
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T h e pa re n ts o f th e boya
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c s In a«e from 9 to 14.
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dvorogt llfo oxptcloney hot cllmbod an IncridlbU ao y t e n . Modieol progroi* it lh« groat athlivor of th«»
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■ ' T IM E S -N E W S , T W IN -F A L L S ,-ID A H O
FA G B TW ELV E
,
R e c ite
V o w s
in
N u p tia l
M
Filer Cpuple Is .
Feted on Gplderi'
A nniversary Day
a s s ^
PlUSX kJiine l*—T he open house
held. In.o b serv an ce of th e golden
w edding anniversary' of Mr. and
MW. T . 6 . Nicholson a t th e ir home
Sund ay ,-Ju n e-4 ,-w aa-atw n d ed -b y guests from Oolse, Kimberly, J » '
rome. C aatleford, Caldwell. T a in
Falls a n d Filer.
Q uests were greeted a t the door
y l ^ m a n - -E ngle,—8on-ln;law .
;»nd W illiam Creosey. Robert E n ­
gle, grandson, ,/e g lsic re d
Uie
guesU In th e afternoon, an d Nlkl
Nicholson, gran d d a u g h u r. h ad
charge of th e guest book In th ^
evening. >
Mrs. N»choJ«rt -wofe a blue Ue«
afternoon d rew a n d a w hile orchid
corsage.
Ja y Nicholson, son of tlie couple,
read a n original poem. " F lflj’
YearTi;' In trib u te to hLi parents.
Tho lace covered refreshm ent
table feat,ured • centerpiece of
b lu e -a n d ■goId -ito w tr* -an d ~b lu e
candles. M rs. H arry H ommerqulsi,
Mrs; n a y Holmes, M rs. Jo h n
Lunle, Mr5. S d d Releticrt and
Mrs. H arry' W ohllalb presided a t
th e silver coffee service In the
a fternoon. Mr*. Dewey Showere
and M rs. J a y Nicholson poured In
th e evening.
P unch w as senK d by M rs. Ken*
neUh Shook, Mr*. D orothy Prr.isey, M rs. R euben U erm a n a n d
Mrs. H enry W eatendorf. B ack­
ground m uslo waa played d u rin g
th e a ftern o o n a n d cw n /n p .
Mrs. H arvey Peters, assisted by
M rs.'E ngle, Mrs. Pressey. Mr*. S.
J . Nicholson, M rs. Carolyn R a t­
cliff a n d Mrs. P ra n k T hom pson
assisted In th e kitch en .
V ¥
V
S c h e d u le
A u tu m
Myra H an sen to
Wed W. T ay lo r
In A u tu m n Rite
Family H onored
A t P otiuck Fete
■M arian Martin
-P a tte rn
Guest Day, T ea
Held in H ansen
W om an Feted
M rs. E u g en e N ulach registered
th e sueats. M rs. Lee Ohojnacky,
Mra. F ra n c e s Clough an d M rs.
Sam N eh l a rra n g e d th e gifts.
T h e b rid al tab le i n s centered
w ith ft fo u r-U ered square cake
decorated w ith b lu e an d w hite
bluebells. I t w as m a d e by Mrs. Bill
Block. T h a p illars between e ac h
lay er w ore d e co rated w ith blu e
ribbons. C a n d elab ra w ith blue ta p ­
D O DB I.T 8UABT
e rs flianked th e c ak e and Uly of
o u t f o r tb « dA7 a n d evenlDg goes th e 'v a lle y tie d w ith blue bows
th la d r m w ith »■
• d bodice. Sew it, and th e sm a rt com pleted th e deeor.
T h e b rid e chose a blue an d w hlU
Ja ck e t f o r Susuno '-to -Fn U in s a y
lin en s h e a th w ith while accessor­
■Uk. cotton.
P rin te d p a tte r n M M : Misses* ies fo r th e a h o rt honeymoon trip .
■ I ttt 10,13.14, IS, la . Size 18 d ress T h e couple will m a k e their hom o
ta k e* ' SH y a rd s 96>lnch fabric; in Jerom e.
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- - fiend 60- c m t s (e a lo s).fo r th is
p a tte r n —a d d 10 cents fo r- e a c h
V IE W ,'J u n e u — Quick m eaU
p a tte r n fo r tin t-c la s s maUing
B end to U arlS A M artin. T im es- w as th e discussion topic an d dem ­
Mews P a tte r n DepL, 332 W est 18th o n stratio n a t th e meeting F rlB t . N ew -Y o rk l l . N. Y. P r in t d a y -o f th e . View. Lam p L ig h ters
plainly n a m e, address w llh cone, club w ith M rs. O ale Wrlgley as
else a n d style num ber.
hostess.
100 FuhlO Q f ln d s - th e best,
M rs. L y n n P ag e and M rs. M ax
s e w e st, m ost beautiful P rin ted Casperson gave th e dem onstra­
p a t t e d fo r Sum m er, IM l. See tions. T h e n e x t meeting will be
th e m a ll I n o u r new Color C a U - held Ju ly 7 a t th e home of M rs.
Cecil B lauer.
log. S e n d 95o now l .
e d d in g s
K IN O H lU i. Ju n e 14 — Mrs.
Hugh Sims spoke on cIvU defense
a t »be roeellng of th e A ltar so­
ciety of the G lenns Perry Catholic
c hurc h Thursday a t tho hom e of
Mr*. L .'C . King.
Mr*. Richard K ing w as'- ap..............................o rin e -g rttB 'b sc
booth a t the F ou rth o f Ju ly celer
b r a U o n .a t.lh e .O le n M .F trr y .r ' "
M emorial park.
Club member* honored th e Rev.
O eorge'K ing wlch a food shower
In tionor of h is blrlhday a n n Jv w sary.
Mrs, Elmer B ablngton, Mrs. W ll
Ham Knox, Mrs. Melvin Helwlch
a n d ,Mrs. King served .refre sh ­
m ents. '
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BLACKF0 6 t , J u n e 14—Mr. and
M rs. A. C. H ansen, fo rm er Tw in
F alls residents, ann o u n ce tho en­
Nutsch, son o f Mrs. M a r y N u t« h .
gagem ent of th e ir d a u g h ter, Myra,
J e r o m e , w ere m«krrled a t a
to W ayne T aylor. B lackfoot.
nupUal mo.vi S o t u r ^ y mornlnjf.
T h e couple p la n s a la te fftll
Moy 27, a t 8U Jerom e's Catholic
w edding In th e I d a h o F alla L 0 9
church. T h e Rev. W illiam Ordway,
temple. '
O oodlng, wna celebrant, asiU ied by
Both w ere
g ra d u a te d from
aoolytea, Jam es Becker and Joseph
B lackfoot h ig h school la st m onth.
JS IO M B . Jt/n o U — M argaret OiM. both Ooodlng.
MIm Hanteit, th e gnnddavghter
77i« aJWr w w decorated With
M »ry N ehl. douithlcr of Mrs. P. H.
o f Jfr. an d i l r s .’O ea n Cook, Tw in
N ehl and t h e )«(« Mr. Nehl. M ount white gladioli an d large blue
Falls, a ttended school I n ' Tw in
............ - T lie side a lta rs
F alls before m oving to Black­
- centered w llh w hltc u id blue
foot in IHA. S h e Is ftttcndlng
cnmitUonA In candelabra.
beauly school i n B la c k fo o t
Mr*, jiicjc W ee. O o« « n « .
HANSEN. Ju n e 14 — A p otiuck
T aylor plans to a tte n d Idah o
ganlst.
d in n er w as held la s t w eek a t the S tale college In th e fall.
T h e bride wiis given In morrlARo H ansen
C om m unity
M ethodist
by h er b ro th er. S a m Nehl, T a - chu rch h onoring th e Rev. a n d Mrs
comn. W ash. She wore a lull Mervyn S h ay a n d fa m ily .'
JenffUi Jttce gow n over n l l n . lea*
T h e S h ay s moved h e re from
turlng a Titled bodice an d Illy F iler, w here h e h a d been p asto r
point Aleevu. Fearla ftnd aequlru of th e Filer M ethodU t c h u rc h . He
replaces th e Rev. Jo h n Cross, who
HANSEN. Ju n e 14—A guest day
accentcd th e neck.
H er Xlngertlp veil waa cftught h as retire d from active m inistry an d te a were h e ld la s t w eek by th e
w ith a crow n h ig hlighted w ith an d moved to h is new ho m e a t W om an's S o c i e t y o f C hristian
Service a t th e C om m un ity M ethopearta a n d sequins. S h e carried a OdeX, W ash.
A fter d in n er, a n official b oard d lit church. <
crescent sh a p ed bouquet o( w hlt«
Members of th e executive board
m eeting w aa held, R alp h Sim m ons
rosbs a n d Illy of th o valley.
Je an n e E laenhauer, Bolsei v o a w as. re*elected c h airm a n o f tho gave th e program a n d lesMn.
m aid o f h o n o r. S a n d n t D unlgan. board; R o b ert Pettygrove, re­ W. C. K lu lU le d devoUons.
I t w as decided t o h a v e a study
Salem. O re^ niece o f the brldo. elected viee ch airm an , a n d M rr.
W . O. K lu ttt, re-elected secretary. group during th e sum m er home
bridesm aid. B o th ‘
‘
meetings, on "T h e ChrlsU on- Mis­
wore w hite c h iffo n gown« w ith Mrs. J . L . B a rn es Is u e a su re r.
C om m ittee ch airm en itave re­ sions in L atin A m erica."
b lue silk em broidered flowers a n d
A le tte r w as r e a d o n supply ask­
a blue cum m erbund. T hey c arried ports. a n d Mrs. D avid C allen a n d
fan shap ed b o u q u e u o f white car* Mrs. Ita lp h S lm n o n s rep o rted o n ings. I t wsa rep o rte d t h a t M3 was
natfona backed w ith white cam «* the con/erence h e ld a t BoU e. Mrs, cleared on th e lu n c h eo n served a t
tlons. T h eir a h o rt vella w ere Joe E ngel an d M rs. K en n e th N ay­ th e Royal N eighbor convention.
Among guests a t th e lea we:
cau g h t w ith » blue rose h e ad ­ lor also a tten d e d sessions there.
M r. a n d Mrs. F r a n k T run key, Og­
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den, form er H an se n residents.
D ennis N utsch. tw in b ro th er of
A rum m age sole w ill be held F rlth e brldegrocro, waa th e best m a n .
HEVBCTRN, Ju n e 14—Mf*. Flo ra
AlTln c h o jn ac k y , Zdw ln Nut<ch Backing
w as honored a t a s u rp rb e
id Eugene N uU ch w ere usher*. ■ b irth d ay anniversary law n p a rty
Mrv. N utaoh, m o th e r o f. th e a t th e hom e of h e r d au g h ter, Mrs.
torldcgroom _choflo_ft,JllU tt-j!lt?M Z jeo n ard -T h ax to n ..la-th e E m erson ------niN N E R -E E T E S YQU! n i
w ith w hite accessories and
HAOERMAK, J u n e H — Jo h n
distric t la s t week.
a n orchid corsage.
Mra. H acking opened h e r glfU Sandy, 13, son of M r. and Mrs.
T h e rec ep tio n w aa held a t 8U _nd refresh m en ts w ere served. A lfred Sandy, w ho w as honored by
Jerom o'a p a ria h h a ll. Mrs. R ich ­ T he cake was m ad e a n d decorated a birthday an n iv ersa ry d ln n ^ w ith
a rd Scheer, M ra. Ja m es Otddowslct. by h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. A lb ert L a r­ m em bers of h is fam ily a n d / ^ n d s
Mra. 7acle T ubbs, M rs. I/eonard sen, S u rley .
a ttending.______
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H uber a n d M rs. I c o n a rd Scheer
M arg arerN eh l,
p.- N utsch Wed
' in C atholic Rite
n . W
U nit H as M eet Two A re N am ed .
Civil Defense Is
H EYBO RN , Ju n e 14 — T h e Em­
To S tate O ffices
Ladles Aid -m et la s t week
Topic of Woman erson
a t th e hom e of Mr*. R oy M ar­
Tw o Tw in F alls w om en were
SHIRLEY JEAN H A R R IS
. . . whoae e ngarem e nt (o B rian
H arris; jr.; * o n 'o f-M r.-a n d -Mr«.B rU n H arris. H ansen, ia announeed by h e r p a re n U . M r. and
Mr*. R alph H arris, T w in Falls.
An A ofusl w edding I* pU nned.
Mlaa ila rrU U u g h t hotn e eeenoffltcs a t M urU ugh a n d Is »
grad u a te of Idaho S la te eoUege,
Pocatello. H er fU nce U engaged
in farm ing a t H ansen. (S U f f engravingl
quess w ith M rs. E dw la Ames as
co-hostess.
E d McKlm, president, con­
d uc ted \h e business m eeting a t
w hich th e a n n u al fam ily picnic
w as discussed- a n d committees
w ere appointed. T h e picnic will
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MAN HOSTS PARTY
FIL E R , Ju n e 14—E m il W aegelln
■led' recently w ith a pinochfa p a rty a t th e hom e ot Mr.
an d Mrs. E art Lohr. H igh score
w as won by M rs. George K lm m ett
a n d R obe rt M urdoff, a n d low score
by M rs. Joe Greenwood a n d Glen
L eonard. M rs. Ja ck W aegelln and
O le n Leonard received traveling
prltes.
elecw d to gran d floor a t th e oaih
a n n u al convention o f th e K nights
o f 2>ythlas a n d th e P y th ia n Slit­
te rs in Lew iston.
M ri.„ O ra S u m n er w as nam ed
gran d trea su rer a n d M rs. P atricia
H aft/»r was elected- g ran d g u n r t ^
B oth a re m em bers o r T w ln “ P ills
U m ple NO. 31.
— R eportiron th e convcntlon-wlll Ih>—
given a t th e n e x t meeUng of ih# ■
local tem ple W ednesday. Ju n e 31,
a t th e lO O F h a ll. All m em bers ora
urged to a tten d .
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FTLER. June 14—M r / a n d Mrs.
A rth u r K ostc r a-ere g u e sts o f hon­
o r a t a celebration given In ho-ior
of th e ir 3Slh w edding a nniversary
by th e L uthe ra n W om en's Mis­
sionary league la st w eek a t th e
schoolhouse.
T h e Rev. C arl L esser, poster;
spoke.' T h e couple w as presented
a g ift from th e group a n d a book­
shaped anniversary c ake decorated
In ptnk, blue and sflrer. M rs. K as• J w as presented a corsoge.
E vening e n te r u in m e n t included
a program i of skits a n d music.
J a n e t L lerm an and R u th S olnza n
sa ng several duets; Y vonne and
D ennis L uU played »' p ia n o duet,'
a nd O lenn and D oug Schroeder
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T IM E S -N E W S , T W IN FA LLS, IDAHO.
Wives' Discover
Coord i.nation o f ,
Furniture H ard
CHICAGO. Ju n e 14 m - r Y o u
take one of those muiU oolorcd,
m osaic-topped coffee u b lt* . se t It
In front o f a red tola mt ■" ......
know why m o st people need
te rlor dtcoratof."
Thl« U In terio r D ecorator M aTlon-U-H«UBr>-way-of-»aylng-ihaL
mo*l women d o n 't know how lo
pick fu rn itu re for site, color anti
'wharBocs'TPitn-wliBt:----------;--------.She likes m osaic-topped U bles,
“but n o t-u ith a u y th in R .b rU h t red.
particularly a sola th a t's loo b lj to
be red anyway," sh e said,,
One of tlie best-known In terio r
decomtoRi tn - iti e MldwMt. Mrs.
H eucr believe.^ U iat most woineti
know a beautiful piece of furn itu re ,
like the m n u lc -to p p ed table.’w hcn
they see one.
“n i e trouble is th a t m ost wom­
en, sp o t two or three b eautiful
pieces when they go shopplngljind
try to p u t them In th e sam e room."
she said. "Individually, th e plcccj
may bo gorceous, b u t together,
they may-look a s b a d -a s .th e .mD*
sa le-to p p e d .u b le a n d red nofa."
M n . H e u tt-h a a J o u n d th a t m ost
persons-have Ju st a s m u ch d ifflcutty ------••
-----------color
“Young n c
have (roudlc .......................
size." th e said, ''r h e lr a p artm e n ts
are sm aller th a n th e ir p a re n ts'
homes a n d they n eed lig h ter,
sm aller lu m ltu re . . . . y e t th e first
thlnti; m ost of them buy Is a m o n ­
strous b reak fro n t o r a Jum bo co f-
Miss Myers Is
Bride of Dixon
In LDS R ituals
O O O D IM a. June M—OcncvJcvc
MmIo Myers, daughter of M r. ^
Mrs. Cecil Myers, Concord. CflUf..
■ j \ n d O lcn Dixon, (on oC M r. u id
R W r a . Vert Dixon. OoodlnB. were
■ k i l t e d In morrlaRe In « double rlnit
T ccrem ony .WodneJday. May 31, at
[ th e S a lt Lake CIt; L D S temple.
3 E lder John O rval Btoworth of( r^ c la te d ;
m V o n 'S o lu r d a y e n n ln g . Ju n e 10,
4 h r:eepU on w u held &t th e GoodI in s LDS recreation baU in honor
I o t.lh e newlyweds.
T h e bride was a ttired in
lle n K ih r06e embroiderwl «Ui: o r* Ranza over bridal oftUo, d e s ir e d
■wlU» scalloped neckline a n d aleevea
trlnim ed w ith rose embroidery.
;TItc laU $Urt had a fro n t panel
[:>Ieated to « .bow In th e bode. '
nylon tulle te ll was secured to
le a th e r s h ^ d crown. T h e bridal
bouquet » a s pink baby roae*.
M aid of honor vn s D orothy E
le. Provo. OUh. roommate of
bride a t the B rish o m Young
.Jverally, P to to . H er dreas waa
ivender nylon, o rer ta ffe U w ith
tiort sleeves, scooped neckline an d
le ate d sk irt.
B rld e sn ald s were &Crs. Ju lia Dix. . 0, tteddtoff, (MU., sls(er*ln-law
o f -lha-bridegroom . P eggy K irk.
O rem . .U tah, and P a tty Prescott.
Jarcw j«.r!n
w Jth sh o rt
• o d plM ted skirts.
K ea l Dixon, Beddingr, C all}, w(u
m a n a n d ushers w ere MarP oulton, Burley. O reeory D
r, Orcni, a nd D evon Kelson.
.» m o ther of th « brldtBroom
B a two*plece h e lse M it w ith
pink teassotles. Her corsaga was
o r Tftrlgated pink carn atio n . T h e
' aq's m other'w o re » beige lacanm ed sheath> w tlh matchlnR
SlovA , h a t, slippers a n d peach
colored Jewelry. H er corsage
p in k carnations.
M rs. S a y Thom e, R u p e rt, w m In
c harge of th e guest book an d J e a n
B a « le r a n d June B*«ley, both J e lo m e. cousins of th e bride, ftrr a n g td th e gUts.
T h e refreshm ent tab le was lacecoperod. TTj* (
w edding cake v
pink roses an d pearU a n d topped
w ith a replica of th e L O S temple.
"T he big. upholstered
Pin k roses w ere placed aro u n d the
caXe an d a n arr* n g em ent or sa i- any room, should be a b o u t th e
sam e cbloo a s the' walls." sh e said.
m on iris decorated th e Uble.
AajlstJnff. in s e rv ln t were K ary "T^Is gives them th e a ppea ra nce
O ltfo rd . L ora Leen M iirkham . BU> o f receding into (he walls a n d
lie J a n e Perry, Carol Myera and m akes llitT i look le u m iiulve."
M n . Hciier suggested lu rn la liJa ck y Myers.
iJng a home on n budget, b u t siie
D. J. H all was m a ste r o f cere­ advised a liudgei for a whole room
m onies a t th e pr(^B h>. Mrs. Leo r a th e r th a n lo r each of th e IndlO lsen. Jerom e, gave a reading. A yidual pieces. T h e re a re p lenty of
trio . M rs. H arold H enderson. Mr*. pieces you cnn skim p on If you
Vcfl D ixon. M r* Si'd P o n ^ ac ­ decide to go overboard
com panied by T ru d y Henderson, price of one item." she so. ..
so n s "H igh o n a H ill." Ronald
S he suggested th a t m o st women
T h o m e . Rupert, s a n j -Always.” could use th e advice of a decorator
a n d "T em ple by th e iU ver.“ Lor­ on this subject of where to ^ lu r g e
ra in e Paulke. O rem, played two p i­ an d w here to skim p.
an o selections, "Melody of Love,"
“I t costs n othing e x tra fo r _
decorator's services," sh e said. I n ­
an d "MnlaRuena." .
In v o catio n w u by R ay H . Dlx* stead of charging a fee, th e decor­
on; Jero m e, uncfo o f the bride-: a to r g e nera]]/ buys .fu rn itu re
groom a n d th e benediction was wholesale a n d sells It reta il.
"A nd good decorators ne v er try
given b y Lee T horne, Jerom e,
to sell you too m uch ru m ltu re."
ffran d rath er of th e bride.
O ucsta fltitfndfd Ii-om C ali/or- Mrs. H euer said. " T h e y couldn't
n la . W ash ln sto n , U ta h a n d several Slay In business th a t way.**
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IdahQ towns.
T h e n ew Mrs. D ixon is a soph­
om ore a t B righam Y oung unlver*
ally. Sho la employed a t W alker
B o n k a n d T n u t company, Provo.
D ixon Is a senior a t Brigham
Do you rem em ber skipping rope
Y oun;; university a n d Is employed to the old rhym e: ’
b y CoH fomla PacicJng corpora­
M ary now. M ary ever
tio n a t Spanish Fork, U tah.
Jones now b u t no t forever!
W ell, now th a t you're a brideT ^ e bride's travel ensbmble was
a Rreen lin en sh e « th w ith beige to-be, rem em ber your no m e w on't
ACcosBorlea. 1%ey will be A t h « n e be th e same>-you have to change
a t 41fl N o rth U niversity ftvenue, It for official records.
P
r o v o . -------------------- _ M a k ejiJlaS .ctih ejlo cu m en U jro ji
c ari7 ~<nd Immediately aTt«r th e
honeymoon take steps to a lte r
them Jn keeping w ith your s h if t
rrom M iss to Mrs. H ere airs .the
principal ones:
Social se curity: Qo to your local
social aecurity office a n d fill out
change-of-nam e application.
D river's license: Police stations
T h e census b urea u says the
m edian age a t w h ic h ' a woman o r license issuing agency c an take
m a rrie s Is now 30- y ears a n d 3 ^ th e Inform ation needed to change
m dnU u. S a c k in
th e m edian y our nam e.
Payroll: ’Y our paychecks should
age w as 22 years.
be m ade o u t in your nam e: m ost
N atu ra lly b r i d e g r o o m s
younger, too. T he m edian oge a t firm s have a form you c an fill out
w h ic h a m a n m arries is 22 years ro r this.
an d 4 m onths, com pared w ith 2S S a n k a cc ounts; 'You m a y w ant
ye ars a n d 6 m onths a h a lf century to open a jo in t account: ir you
keep one by yourself I t should be
ago.
M edian Is th e m iddle line be- under your m arrie d nam e.
In surance policies: W rite to your
tw een tw o cguol units. T h e census
b u rea u figures th a t b a it th e people ag en t w ith c hange o f nam e in ­
form ation. Y ou'll probably also
w an t to m a k e your husband your
~ e v b e n e f ic ia l.
o re older.
U brar}' c a rd : N am e change can
ftS A D T O f l ^ l
be m ade a t local branch.
N am e's C hange
M ust be Shown
C ensus R ^ o r ts
Y ounger Brides
Feted o n 55th Anniversary
Unit Recognizes . Receives Degree Woman'Reviews
M em ber f o r '51 •
Book for Parley Y ears - in .O rder
Of H ansen Club
r iL E R . ^une H — M rs. Ojiy
She a re r wa* introduced a s a S lye ar m em ber of the O rder ofE iu n e m S ta r w h en 'th e local group m et
liist week.
O thers Inlrodiieerl were Mr*.
I.u th r r P leite. chairm an of .{he
constitution and by-law«; Jilrs. EU
M cC niM fj'.-m nd -png el-a n d
Mr. and Mrs. W illard Shirley.
J3 a n v e ra .J ‘lnv!,._i>n’at p atron a n d
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m atron of Ml. B urnet ch ap te r
No. 110. .
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'A S fp o rtrw h s'W v cn -p n -U ie -t
cen t rummnge a-tle nnd the co
m ittee announced tS7.ig waa m ade
on th e aale. H jree proficiency cer.
tlflcalea were p ranted to m em bers
Mr*. M orris CarUon, m other advLier o t Rahilww oirt.v* tha n k ed
th e ch ap te r (or a cnntrlhiitlon Ui
lM*Jp on •iran^pwMUnn lo g rand
n^'^«mbIy a t PaKo.. Waxh.
R efreshm ents were served by
MARION BCtlROYER
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M rs. Shelby Dukr.i, Mr. and Mri>.
Clarence Tongish, Mr*. D o ro th y
nrahn.-M r*. R u » e li JIMI a nd Mm.
D ale Adam*. Mm, c a rb o n
M rs. R onald Brady greeted n
JIANBEN — T he W om nh's-S o- bers a nd gursU a t ihe door.
-A _mmftftter'a
aaltT 'a decree
degree in educntlon
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w a a -a w a rd e d -Ju n c _ s to Marlon
Schroyer a t O regon St{ile univer­
rrldfty,and S aturday a t th e form er
sity. Miss Schroyer will return
Reynolds funeral home bulldlnR.
here this sum m er for he r fifth
123 Second avenue >-.est. 'rw*«
year a.' d irector of Camp
Falls. Doors will open a t o a
HANSEN. June H -M em b e ra of knnl. Camp F ire O lr b cam p in
th e Wc.ileyan Service guild untl th e south hills.
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JSnOM E — T he annual m eeting Utelr families held a polluck su p ­
F or he r degree, a fte r a BA de­
of the Southcentral Idaho R etired per and housewarming fo r Mr. gree in 18S7 f ro m -I d a h o SU t«
Teachers association will be held a n d M rs. George Undem ood. T u ln college. MU» Schroyer majored In
a t 13:30 p m . Friday a t th e aoulh F alls, la st week. M r.' and M rs elem entary e ducation, w ith a m in­
'tide of the Jerom e city p a rk . T h ere U ndem ood receatly bought a hom e o r In outdoor- e ducation and camp­
will be a poUuck picnic. All m e m ­ on Boroli avenue e ast in T w in ing. She is A six th grade teaciier
Prills. .
bers a n d oul-of-state retired te a c h ­
A fter 'supper, a business m eetii\g a t Anchorage. A laska, and will
ers are Invited to attend a n d naked
w as held. Because af th e school of retu rn there In Uie fall to resume
to bring table service a n d a
missions July 10 through 14. th e h e r U achlng a f te r th e year'a obcred dish.
n e x t.g u ild meeUng will be h e ld sence a t school.
A mem ber o f th e American
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Jul>- 21. Instead of July 14.
A work meeting will iJe called Cjunplng o a sodatlon. M ltf SchroyHAOERMAN—A work day will
be held a t 10 a. m. T h u rsd ay a t som etim e a f i e r V acation Bible c r a b o 'h as a tten d e d several cam p­
tlie Methodist church by W SCS school to make a special order r u g in g workshops th roughout th e year
fn connection w ith h e r unlrersity
members for a general churcli
T h e Ju ly 31 meeting will be
work.
M rs. Joe Engel.
cleanup.
Cam p D irector
O btains Degree
Social-GQieBdar
Haifey P air >Ve
Honored on Day
HAILEY. Ju n e 1 4 - M r. a n d Mrn,
William J. B uhler c ele b ra te d tiielr
55th wedding a n n iv e rsa ry Sunday,
Ju n e i.
T l« y were su rp rised by mem­
bers of the ir fam ily w h o cnme to
honor tliem. M r. a n d M rs. Duhler
were mivrrled Ju n e e, 1006. in Uie
s a l t U k e City LDS te m ple . They
have resided In th e W ood River
valley since 1911. B u h le r h a s been
one of th e leading ato ek m e n and
ranchers of th e valley « n d U ac­
tively engaged In th e o he ep busln u s . He has he ld m a n y offices In
varlojis organlratlona I n th e val­
ley.
B uhler h o f b een acllre
In church woric a n d cJvJc e n lerprLies.
• T h eir e o n s-a ro H a ro ld Buhler.
Baiiey; Tltucn. B u h le r, Boise,
a nd R a u c ll B uhler, O rangeville;
T h eir d a ughters a re M rs. Joe As¥ * *
torqula; Tw in P alls, a n d Mrs.
Rolhwell S cott. Boise.
HAOSatMAN—ju n io r choir will
They have l l g ra n d c h ild ren and rehearse a t S:SO a. m . F rid a y a t
14 great-grandchildren.
the M ethodist church.
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C ouple Feted by
Guild of H ansen
HANSEN. June 1 4 -M a u d # T 3 y -.
g e rt was guest speaker a t the L a- tnw ah club meeting la st week a tthe.hom e of Mrs, C. C. Clarke.
Rfis.% D ygert reviewed th e book.
'T h e M lraclc of M errlford," by
Reglnal R, Callen. an Englishm an '
who fouBht w ith the BritUh in
W orid-w ar-Irr------------------------------A note.w as read from th e Nampi^ •
aUI.e aeh o o i/th n n>;lng Ahe group
for a g ift a en t to the club's adopted
girl.
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- G r a n t- C a r lM n - r e ji o r to a ---------- 5 •
A n iu D llw orth had received • a •
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thlr(l prize, certificate of merit, on
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h e r poetry. “A Little Boy's Dream.''
Rt th e iiUtte convention. Mrs. C arlIson a n d M rs. Carter attended llie
May luncheon held by ihe T «ent
tietli C e ntury club.' T v ln Falli.
<
Mrs. T am steelsm lih displayed
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th e dresses which th e girls of Uie ' - L
H ansen h ig h school home economU
lr.% class m ade and e ntered In a
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Vogue P a tte r n contest, sponsored
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by the L nta w a h club through th e
cf
F e derated W omen's clubs.
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Mrs. V ance Naylor' will send d
i”
gift to th e adopted glri thU month;
T l» ju ly 'm e e tln g plaee and d ito
will be announced.
L aundry Posing
Early Questions
A b rid e needs to learn all th a t
she c an a s quickly as possible about
doing h e r houshold laundry. She
ahould k eep these polnU in mind.
N ever uso soap w ith ha rd water;
thU com blnaU on makes th e clothes
grayer w ith eaeh wash. Use a water
Bofiener a n d a synthetto d e ( ^ e n t
w ith your h a rd w ater.
T he h o tte r th e water.' th e elean-' e r th e clothcs.
Use on ly a sm all amount of
bleach. A little w hitens Juit as
m uch aa a whole lot a n d doe* not
w eaken th e fabric.
See t h a t th e clothes line la w r lectly clean before hanging clothe*
out,
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Flank ste ak miyy b« used In B U S S -L a d le s Aid will m e et a t
m any Chlnese-Cype. dish e s. Have
th e m eat p a rtly fro z en a n d i t will the home of Mra, C harles Hobdey
a t 3 p. m. Thursday.
slice th in easily.
Care o f Your Children
■ By ANGELO PATRI
We take th e flag, a s we take
m any o t th e o th e r f in e th in g s th a t
enrich our lives, f o r gran te d . O n
ltd onnlyersary. Ju n e 14. i t b close
to two centuries old. W h a t does i t
sta n d for? W h a t d o o u r children
know about it? T h ey sho u ld know,
am ong o th er things, t h a t i t sta n d s
fo r freedom—n a tio n a l a n d p e rw n -
ol.fretdom. ‘
T h e flag m eans % U tU s band o f
m en. women a n d c h ild re n landing
o n a foreign shore in bleak D e­
cem ber w eather to f o u n d a new
counti7 _ in . .lfrcedom »-la_tne< tom
from oppression. M a n y died i h a t
b itte r w in ter, b u t th o se w ho lived,
held fast. A nd m th is o a tfo n m u
s e t on ita way.
I t m eans a band o f m e n g a th ­
ered in P h ilade lphia one Ju ly to
decide w h ether th is freedom w as
w orth fig h tin g and.' p e rh a p s, dy­
in g for. D eciding t h a t life w ithout
It was n o t w orth living, th e y signed
th e D eclaration of Independence,
which (o t h i s ' d a y sta n d s os a
beacon o f hope to a ll oppressed
peoples.
I t M eans V alley Fo rg e : A ta t­
tered oraay, 'Weary, sick, freetlng
In th e blttCT w inte r: G eorge W ash­
ington on h is knees in th e snow,
praying for he lp for h is stubborn,
sufteflng patriotic arm y.
I t means A bntiiam L incoln say­
ing. 'T h a t governm ent qf th e peo­
ple. for th e people a n d by the
p « ^ e shall n o t perish fro m this
earth."
I t means, a n d w ith g rie f know n
to thousands of fathera a n d m o th ­
ers. Une a fte r line a fte r lln e - o f
endless w hite croeses over graves
' ' ;y« who gave th e ir Uvea th a t
___ oln's hope m ig h t bo ruiriUed
not.onlv ln .o u r la n d bwt In othe rs
a s well.
Freedom m u st be e a m e d c o n tin ­
ually. ihreatoned a s i t alw ays is
by oppressors. T h e p ric a la h ig h In
lives, money, toll a n d grief. I t was
paid for gladly, fo r life w ltiiout freedom la n o t w o rth living.
T here U n othing so d e a r to u s aa
th e right to think, lo w ork, a n d to
live a s free men.
W e salute th e n a g a n d th e
states for w hich i t speaks. 'W« i
iute the m en a n d w om en, living
a nd dead, who placed I t w here It
stands today—th e proud sym bol ot
a ire* nation.
(A n.ll 87Bdk»l» FMlur.)
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 4 ,19G1
•WEI
^ T I M E S ^ N E W S ,-T W IN - F A L L S ,.T r iA H O ..
PA G E FO U RTEEN '
In d ia n s P ro te c t
L o o p L e a d W ith
W in O v e r¥ a n k e e s
I'rib o -lo hold onto f l r . t p .;a_ m
T ra p s h o o t
A
Iry an d trftpshoot.
w ill be conducted Bt.T:30 p jn .
T huraday ftt lh a Tw in IMlJa
O u n club fttCllltlM on W M hInglon tU M t n o rth a t th e can*
^ ‘o u n n e rs will be shooUng a t
yellow U racifl. de»lfned exprc»flvely lo r n ig h t ihoolins.
R inaldi Lands l o w E 3 l
T o u rn e y S e f“ D’Anialo'Says"
Cited Gambler
Isn’t Helping I by th e T w in Palls M unicipal Liston Won’t
W om en's O olf association a t 9
morning.
B ox for T itle
In Hoop Probe! a inIn. Tthu esday
o event, W hittle, th e
NEW YORK. Ju n e 14 W - C u i
r u » H /n J V « n k c .5 w = £ d
course profesalona]. wJlJ play a
R A L E lO H ^ . C ./J^ n e U HW--|
p tir the dMendlnif cham pion* In Form er N orth Carolina banketball' round to set« a su n d a rd a n d
piayrf L«ii BrowH. JerMy City.' ^ v e th « ' women their full h a n '* 'a ia r te r ^ m Perry picked up h is N. J., described a* "mojil uncoop-, tdlcap.1 p lu s seven etrtrtce*. T h e
erotlvc” In th e . InveatlRfttlon of Uophy will be *warded to th o
collene gam e-flxlns .neondBls, to­ w om an w ith th e lowest *core.
day wa* being held by T a r Heel
authorities,
hiw. three ot titem in th e n in th ,
Brown an d Je rry VoRfl,
iirucic out three b a tter* a n d w alk­ old form er Unlvernlty ot Alabama
ed pne In the 01i Inning* he player from New York, rcporfedly
D ’Amato. m anager o t -cham pion
■Floyd Patterson, said .T uesday he
felt Sonny L iston had disqualified
himself a s 'a contender f o r th e
heavyweight, boxing tlUe.
Liston wa.1 arrested In P h iln delphla Monday on charge* o f
impersonating an officer.
“ I believe th a t people in W ash InKton .would expect rio y d P a tte r ­
son. a* a good c ltlu n , n o t to fig h t
such a fellow." D'A mato a ald m
McCALL. Ju n e 14 UV-Lack o t
Interview with th# New Y ork
A_QUorum_Pre.wnt.ed_ji ‘
of McCa'ir* sh o re lodge from -vot­ •D'Amaio. .w ho.hM Insisted th a t
in g o n a n otter by indu stria list Liston ’:mujit cleanse himself," of
Ja c k S lm plot to build a new *kl alleged underworld connection* to
lif t a n d ru n on Brundage m o u n ­ become eligible for a sh o t a t P a t­
ta in .n e a r here, a n oCflclal of Shore terson. said he had n o t dlscuw ed
Challenger G lulto R in ald i land*
Liston'* m ost recent troubles wit'n
Lodge. In c.. *ald Tuesday.
In second round of th e ir 15-round tiUe ^ u t In
th e heavyweight cham pion. :
T he p resid en t of th e Shore lodee
"B ut I think I know very 'w ell rig h t hand for a r e tu r n a s hs grimaces a t hU
board, W arre n Brown of McCall. how
m - d feeU a bout th e *ltu- reU In his title.' (A P photo! '
*ald a n o th e r m eeting ha s been s e t ft_tloti,’^_UjB_ m anager s a l^ ___
fo r J u n e 37 to consider th e p r o Chicago Cubs’ ro tatin g brigade o f day a s jnonBaer_of.tho_Wenat?ljff<
posal.
managers, suffered a serious Injury Chiefs of the clas* B N orthwest
BEES N IP PORTLAND
I
Brow n said Slm plot 1* axklng
to his r ig h t eye w hen he woq h it league.
PORTLAND. June 14 W v-Bllly
Collins was w atching th o Wen­
.. flv e-yeor option be given to th e
by a foul ball he re T uesday.,
.
B n in d ag e M ounU ln C orporation Williams’ 12th«lnning hom er gave
Collins h a d arrived In th is n o r th atchee club a t a m o rn in g workout
to buy a p e r c en t or the stock from ihe cellar S a lt Lake Bee.i a 4-3
central W ashington city only 12 w hen th e foul ball a tru c k him tn
WENATCHEE, W a*h.. Ju n e H
Shore Lodge for a n un sta te d victory over second-ploce P o rtla n d - J i m (Rip) Collin*, o n e of the hours earlie r to U ke over W ednes- .th e Xace.
before 10^09 fans TUbklsy n ig h t.
im ount.
A c tio n o n S ki
R u n I s T a b le d '
John IMmane a n d p u b b a PhllH h it homeruna . to lead the charges of aitem pUng to bribe
HuJIftWi to a-6*0 advftn L a« B ja.in e p!nyei‘*. '■
1*0 InnlnBn. -Roger Marla
D istrict *oUcltor LMter V. Clialhomercd tor the YAnkerfc
m e«. who spearheaded th e lnvc.5T he victory waji th e 14th In the tlgatlon o f the bribery acUvlty In
Iw t n gamea for th e Indian*. the *U te. said last n ig h t Brown
Pinch h itler M arv T hroneberry WAX belnK held "In euilody
fllnKled home th e w lnnlnu run th a t’s a ll 1 can say about It.
However. he did say the former
h one out In Uie n in th innlna
ffjve Out Baltim ore Oriole* on T a r Heel player waived prelim­
P iriB D U n O H , June M UtlD —
V ernon Law. a SO.Riwie w inner g .l victory over th e W aahlngton inary hearing.
Vojjel waived prelim inary hear'
lo r lh a P Jltrtu re h riralfa iMt Senators.
• e u o n w hen tlio won Uielr llr s t Tbroneberryfl drive wa* knocked Ing a n d was placed In jnll for
W orld’* eham plow hlp In 33 jr c m , down by lecond bnaem an D anny several h o u n In lieu of M.ooo bond.
llffures th a t unltM hU oUlnR O ’Connell, but Dick H nll Morcd B u t a local bond*man apparently
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th e bolt could paited th e money and Vogel was
I improves
be retrlrvtd In sh o rt ccnter.
Ou* Trlondos h it h o m cru n s hLi
33 ne x t y w . "
lAW m ade th e »tatem ent yes­ first two Ume* u p to d riv e In three
irlbery sc
te rd a y to Loiter J. Bledetman, Oftttimore rtins b u t WMhJnjjtorj wrecking bbasketball a t th e ITnlbaM ball w riter for th e P ltU b u rg h scored five ru n s In th o seventh verslty t N o rth Carolina a n d N. C.
■erslty o
X>reas. aa th e team retu rn ed h e re , tls the score 7-7.
S tate college.
foUowlns » one-week roadCrlp to
Bed-hot N orm C a sh conUnued
••Brown is n o t being very eoophi* tremendous power h ittin g w ith eratlv e," Chalm ers said. “ In Isct.
th e W est ComU
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T ho u s righth a n d er to ld B eld - two homerun* a* th e D etro it ‘Ti­ h e h a s been m ost uncooperative.
e r m « i th a t In recent ouUnRs hla gers bretM d to a 7-1 victory - - - He hium’t divulged a nything a t
a rm le lt a ll rig h t tor a few In ­ Uis Boston Red Sox. .
all.”
nings, b u t th e n atJuW tlffht^n up
CBsh now hti* 19 homenuiT, *Jx T h e district solicitor added. ‘I
a n d th o pAln would la«t lo r a long ..J h is la st four gam e* a n d nine d o n 't know w h at we will do with
tim e a fte r th e game wa* over.
In 14 game.f Ui Ju n e . H e h a s h ad him .’* And h e said Brov.n was
- I. w antto pitch, b u t I w an t to. 14 hom en in hU In st 34 gamut. denying any knowledge whatsoever
••I w an t to pitch; b u t I w an t to Ills first ro u n d -trlp p e r got the about basketball , fixing In North
Tigers ahead 3-0 a n d w as inslde- Carolina.
i n hla niM t recent ato rtln * m - the-pork. CaAh d rille d a liner to
algnm ent. Vernon u-#j cre<UJed center and Carroll H a rd y mlsaed
w ith a rieterr Sunday o n e th e
ahoestrlng catch.
B an T rtneU co Giant* a fte r g etCash's *««ond b la at w as a solo
G O O D IN a, Ju n e 14 — T h •
Uog relief help tn th e te v e n lh In ­ shot Into th e th ird d eck In rig h t
O oodlng W omen's Golf assoclnin g from B ob PVlend.
field In the seventh.
lA w ’a record to d a te 1» th ree
A trio o t new T w ins a n d a n old •*Uon will h o st th e «nnual
women’s
“InvltaUonal" tourna­
Ttctorles a n d fo u r losses.
pro led M innesota to o n 8-e victory
I t w aa hoped th a t the in flu x of over K an * u C ity m a k in g m a n ­ m e n t fo r women o t Maglo Val­
w arm e r w eather m ig h t prove th e ager Cookie lA v n se tto ’s re tu rn to ley a n d surrounding a re a Fri­
day a t th e Ooodlng municipal
to cu re L aw o f hU a n n Ail­ the helm successful.
m e n t o n pr« U e ally every day
Billy MarUn s ta r te d th e T w ins golf course.
Coffee a n d rolU Will b*
h e h a a p itched th is aeoson th e - n th o road to v ictory b y s tr o l'
seized « t 8 a jn . a n d th e tee-olf
w e a th e r w a^ oool an d dam p.
a tw o-run trip le a n d scoring .
tim e ls 0 a.m . Luncheon will b t
tying ru n In a th r e e - r u n . ilx th
served
a fte r play.
Inning.
Bin TutU e doubled hom o a n ­
other ru n . Ju lie B ecquer p in c h tingled In t, seco n d a n d M a rtin
made It two m o re, w ith a h it in
the fo u rjiu n s e v c n t^ ^ ..__ _______
R ig ht-h an d er C al M c U s h a n d
.ju th p a w J u a n P l u r r o . acquired
T iniN B E R R V , Scotland, Ju n e from tho N atio n al league la st
!♦ « l — A m erican a ln n o n R alp h winter, h u rled th e Chicago W hite
M orrow a n d Jim m y McHalo T u e ^ Sox to th e ir f ir s t dm ible victory
LSXDiOTOtf. K r- -^ n o M ® » day led nin e American* in to th e of th e season w ith 3-1 and 10-3
th ir d round of th e B ritish a m a te u r decisions over th o L os Angeles B en A. Jone*. w h o .tra in e d six
K entucky derby winner* a n d h a d
golf to urnam en t on a d a y o f blaz­ AngoU.
a p o rt In train in g two others, died
in g sunshine.
W ednesday a t a Lexington hoaplUl
M orrow, th e 27- year-old • lim a n
o f a h e a r t attack.
i r o n O k l^ o m a City, shocked th e
Jones.- who was In his 70's an d
Bools by beating c o rd o n Clark,
..■as one o f th e outstanding !l{
ru n n e r-u p In th e English ch am p ot th e Amerioin tu rf tor r.
;' tonoMp, t a n d 3.
years, h ad a h e a rt a ttac k la st .
' M^cHole, now 4S years old a n d a
u rday a t b U home o n C alum et
form er W alker cupper. P h ilad e l­
farm .
p h ia . m a d e th e third r o u n d - l n He h a d b een In th e hospital
tolT lng M p la y e r» -w lth » 4 a n d
since then, a n d suffered a n o th er
By th e Aa*>cUt«d P rtN
3 vlctoty over H arry B row nlee, a
a ttac k about noon Wednesday th a t
3 0 -y e« -o ld Scot.
W llllo Maya c louted a 400-foot, proved fatal.
O th e r Americaris th ro u g h to th e tw o-run hom er T u esd ay n ig h t, giv­
HI* son. Jim m y Jones, who he lp ­
th ir d round were U e u t. Monroe ing S an m n c ls c o a 4-3 victory ed h is fath e r tra li^ o rsc * fo r many
M ltchella. P o rt Worth,’ T ex .: H en ­ over the Los A ngeles Dodgers. T h e years a n d b e can u Calum et train er
ry Tlm brook. Los Angeles, P ra n k th ird p l a c e O ia n ts climbed to w hen Jone* aem iretlred w ith th e
Bostock, Phoenix. A rli.: R ich a rd w ithin a h alf-g am e o f th e Dodgers, tlUe o f superintendent of racing,
Davies, Pasaden a. Calif.; J o h n J. who are a h a lf-g a m e beh in d the
PcnroM . M iami, F la.; M ichael N ational league • le ad in g Clncln*
K o rlch ,' nos<vUle. Calif.; an d n a tl Reds.
In New Jersey yesterday w hen
T h e Dodgers h a d ta k en .. .
Frftok fiuKdenr' Hollywood HUb,
phj-slclons though t tho elder Jones
l e a d - b 'e f o r e 'a e n s a U o n U - r e lle f
Improving. *
C alif.
•;
M ltchella. 23, now scrying w ith pitching stifled th e Los Angeles
Des-wlH be burled a t h is old
th e U B . a ir force n e a r London, lals. U ndefeated S tu MlUer, the homo o f MaiTvllle, Mo.
p u lle d 'a big surprise w ith a 4 and 3lan£} fo u rth h u rlc r. picked u p his
3 Victory over D r. P ra n k D elgh- ix th win o f th e season. T he loss
to n , a Bcbt~who' h a » "p lfty e d 'fo r Kont-to S tan -W m iam s U -fi). who
never before h a d lo st In S an F ra n B rita in in th e W alker cup.
rtONIBft l u c u e
Plve Am ericans were elim inated Jsco.
Mai'S' hom er, hi* 13th o f th e
In T uesday’* m atches over th e enson,
cam s i n th o seventh In­
S.S1S-yard links n m n in g beside ning.
th e P l r t h of Clyde.
Southpaw Jo e Gibbon o f , the
T h e caaualtles were B ob Koos, Pittsburgh Pirate* p ltth ed h lm S a n Francbco , Calif.; T ru m an self out of a tig h t spot In the
ToMdar’a Raaalt*
----- C o n n e llrT eq « e 8 ta rP lan 'C o ln J< * n n in tn lnnInK ~ror i n n —victory nClaat-r .il. » P.,.l.lln I
Matin I'alU T. Mafic Vallcr t
E . P ltig e n tld . S an Dletto, Collt.; over th6 C in cin n ati Redlega.
IloU* at Illliino, X laRift (XMlponnl,
«n d Billy Nlcka, N orth Holijrwood.
Olbbon held th e Bcdlegs score'
AMERICAN LEACUB
CaUf.
less through th e first, tig h t In­
nings, th e n gave u p a lead-off
double to F ra n k Robinson in th e
n in th an d a ru n -sco rin g single to nalilmora ______,.J0
O cne Freese.
Wa.hltnioB ------- :*
........ST
Johnny. Calllson's double scorcd I'olnn .
T o n y T ajrlo r I n - t h '
•— *—
to give th e Ph ilad e lp h ia FhUIIes
1
now txnK o«K
a 3-2' victory over th e St. Louis Uia AB»t!ai"” "!“ ~ ':i
- .n« iT'.j
Lalhtrtn
Lmid*
Voald 1>« SIrlkn delralnl K aa.
Cardinals,
«■
Anialaa M
I>1; A «ml p ilrfn tfj Allfr G*u<n
I t was C alllson’s first h it In
___York *
AIln^O<n>«
Pnuhla 8 . . .
HaUlm»ra WaahlBrloa 7
D reim i dafMtnl P and G 4-0; ] || Utn over two weeks.
Kantai Cllr *
difn ln l »'IIbU1oih« 4.0.
- St. LouU h a d tied the game MlBBaviU
Kith iBiUrMul Kama. J. TfrilnM
3-2 In th e six th w h en S tan Mu- Oalroit t. imisn I
NATIOSAt, l.KAnilB
5i
_ slol.camo hom e o n Charley Jam es
MO; bich «cr«l(h
lama. AlW Oopt single.
MT: ! I baiMlkap II
:
ab» , ! « ......_ s t
..J htndlcatr U.
bUh Kr»Uh-|
niiui.u'rviiT’.rr.’i l ' i j " !
Law Says His~“
Sore Arm May
Retii-e HinT ;
j{“[
C h icag o M a n a g e r
G e ts E y e I n ju r y
SMW HIKSTMHT
IN LEISURE FAMILY LIVING
T o u rn e y S e t
Nine Yanks ,
Advance in
.
“BHtislrMeet
hunting
mind.
srft y<ki ho w tn
lowKort, M sily otsttnblid (obtns a re t b t onswar to
on «vef-lnaM$ing demand by famillM for l»ljuf»-tlm# hou sin g
fac/i * « g n h a j greof. promfM for lattr addit'm . foch Jias graot
ptoraiM for M rly Miioymsnt.
Heart Attack
<3aims"FamedHorse Trainer
Giants Edge '
Dodgers on
Mays’ Homer.
H i n 't to n im t I f x t r o a b l i i l W
rt'i ttit Mfflt rairfn os riH IVHk-
XM RM H
tnitr." M f m M jMtgar {12'z
m u OuU d^faaUd 111
.............
r « r n u ta dafaalM Mi.
Altar Kau dalaaKd CrUmft
Shootlf<( R u n dUatlad IW l^a Vooa 1.4
YouBdlan dafaalad : J ‘I«. S >-0.
l l l t i InllaWual
Cb.M'I,
: u . D. 'Tatlor :I0; hlih,ln<l!>MuaI aariai
11/ Ilfthllnt tii . n. lU.h11« (
'
arraich t>«in (an,a, .Mlrr KaU
h(ch bandlaap <a«m (atna. Ahauitni I
*17 ; hlih acrauh Iram >rr1a«. .Mlar
3.101; fclrh handicap tnim aarir*. 8'
ia c .6 u n S.4K,
Ranacada Lascva
HtTT Ha-'a .lafMladrlUnsalaiit* t-«
dafaalad >V).lt<naii-U«li ».!
• Cau llfd M.r«
U u llm darnlfXampar Tria-o 1^}.
«W: bicb
ttiar
Mat’a :U ; hUh a<rat«b
ifTTT UiK-. 1.M I kith h
MHaa. U trrr Um'> S.UO ; h
• Bam*. Itrai, Jlo lrw a . S I .
>ld|Ul aniaa. Annour Andrnga »}$.
B ig h o rn S h e e p
H u n tin g In c re a s e s
B O Ise, Ju n e 14 UV-More th a n
e ig h t tim es th e n u m b e r o t h u n te n
scaled Idaho's rocky pallsftdM
a fte r bighorn ranui, one of the
world’s m ost f l i g h t alter'U opl»y
animals, la st^ y ea r thnn In 105<
say s sta te IL^h a n d game dlrecto
Ross Leonard.
Big game la g sales figures o
th e flsli dnd gam e departm en
.Hhow tile volume Jumped fro m SO
to 417 In th e p iu t hoU-dozen years.'
The bighorn sliecp kill In Idaho
during ISM wns 13. L eonard said.
L ast year th e n u m b er o f sheep
officially bagged was- 63,
Leonard said t h a t -A ll h u n te n
planning to buy ta g s should re^
r ilU X V SfD E L IN eo ■«/ alire th a t sta lk in g sheep really
separates th<r m e n from th e boys
PHILADELPHIA'. Ju n e 1«
O u lfld d er T ony G onsalej. one o becauw o f th e precipitous terra in
th e NaUonal league’s to p hotter*. a n d high altitudes."
for soven general h unU
•
PhUadelphla
-• » l ^ for about a week. O o n ile * will be available only a t th e de­
‘®l1!!5i .V.“iverslty of partm ent office In BoIm. h e sa id
^ “ I ' m lotKUwj- —
READ TIM ES-NZW S WANT ADS
Ub
200. hi •MmirmM yw ner lohh
tht bitttist' rovcMlf or k ton bt
catnpktid (or yoa el ixira cm. loth
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BM k $m WMktol
b on M iM . '
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H in'i e nel "Bsttwoy Budjtt Cot*
90ta. T k potkog* b d u to wall
'pomls with ^ ittn t ond tli window,
iw f tn n w end thtathlng, floor,
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nil mefinf «d
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TACOMA WINS
VANCOUVER, Ju n e 14 U>—T a )nui scored live run* on tw o
homcra b u t *tlU h a d to go Into
e x tra Innings to d e fe at Vancouver
9-1 T uesday night.
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< friM E S -N E W S . T W IN F A L L S . IDA HO
.;\reDNESDAY, JUNE 14,*1961
■ -PAGEFIFTEBN
Palmer Is Ready to
Defend Open Crown
fdahoT JM s ^ o m p s JPast
Cowboys 7-2 to Complete
Rweep^f 3-Gamc Series
'
(„JEIectsJRalLy_
• laSHo Falls’ R usset Sox hon^bod th e Jrn;jic ^'hIIb.v Cowboys T-2 7iicSi3ay n ljrh t'ti
pomnlcTt'a
thrcc-nav.
tlie home team.......
, th e firs t lime lhi.'< s«pason
\S 7 in
...............n.«iiuui
......... I 'T '
implcTt'tt thrcV
riay awTep over ..........................
hn<» been able to do th at. The R ussets benefitled from four unearned ru n s but flcorcd [ X l> V ^ U U V I 111
th re e untainted-ones to_haiiK tlie Ioj^s on lefty Diivc Steplitiis. fctcitHlus. m nkin? h i « ; ^
^ 1 • p
•
showinR ainqe early thU .'teiiRoiiv jravcTip. ^2 h its .but .stratlcrpd th em ;wcll-unUl r U V G l * i ^ l l l G I S
the seventh. Then he m a d c r ^ f r ---------------1 ?
^ T T ” -' •
’ " • ^ '- . '1
G REA T FALLS. June U i.Ti A piilr of runa lii th e elRhilj In•the
. 0 , t J» l«hu e jiUie three
a
t
.
cnees 0#nd
niii’j b io u e h l th e O rem r.vlU
'Hurdler to.Miss
5 NCAA Track Tourney
F i l l * TT C S l ' L o O p
fccores
jijjsr....;;;;- - . . j fetUl A ppcurs
. MfI.I.li •ml U.ll.r, W-M.-Ij.h
:D ista n t T ilin g
BIRMINGHAM. M ich.., .lune, M (/P)—■'Mentally, I am
fine." ArtioW I’alnior.
A'o)dcn boy who Thursday
bvKiiis defense of hi« i-liumpionVhip hi the U. S. Open
raaid ’riicKday. ‘'Phy.'«icully. 1 nm^wcll re ste d .".h e added.
I
niy ttolf Kinne ill the Humc^sHniic, mnybc
I*alnicr arid 140-*oVber.**—
- I I ,™
rdR*
mnn ofTJie yenr In
w ith
™
pruspcct of havmj? f u n — i .■■Hosnn.'-
jdco?
"«•
PAUmr.
‘.'I.?:!
I ihl.i D etroll fluburb tlu 's'h e '(-(v n 't'jiu ti'"''’
••noBfliv" Pnliner replied firmly.
j
i-
m w puihed tlio Buw eU lo a 5-1
^ o r e and oui o t ih e Cowbayi'
E;c2:rl.-.'« 'from -behind Tiie.nlny
Kon S in tc. nnil WushiiiKtoii S'.nfc
Ben Uoftni}, who won his th lr d iin c well. Tommy B o l f could u
n lch i for ix
trium ph .over
iinlverw tlf.i. plus scvfnil nu'tnocr*
four Open titles here In 1051. well-here and Cary M iddlecoff"
caiflln.
of th e Skylliir nud Border
A.<c In rl^A i
f
y*r ri
' ■«_...
..
.
’ ^ M n a lc Valley got n n o th c r homeT h e ric c irlc a scored Uie w in- n
Maybe siR nifitanily there wasn't
k ...
. iiOT'it.tf (Mt * : !;• t ifrrn e e s. probably K<rn'( hecottic a refers to the 6,001-yard o f d ip ­
ping.
narrow w ell-trapped fnlr- a m ention said of G ary Player.
ru n rrom Bobby San d ers, who,
ruii.K uvA,«i
Ucdpltc
•
.V dome InvoU'vU
fc ‘
inim .r
’■.fi.iircnllty I n 'lh e iicur nuurc. ;
wnya
and rilme-slze iindulatlng
hiked h u iMBue-IeAdlnB lotn! lo!
L O S A N T r E L K S , . J u n e 1 4 (/P)— R e x C a w l e y , t h e u n i - pUehlni; Chnnzta by poentello. Uo.
iv_rr>. Kynk ;i»f
ii,.mrn». j 'o r tv io n S tnic ha s HQl named a Breens as •Tlie M onater.” P a r is
U
O
C
l
f
^
fliA
D
E
MADE
18. B ut the Cowboya-could
tr
a
c
e
:
..,
* m , th o .c of i h , i * c r s i l y o f S o u t h e r n C a l i f o r n i a ’.-? c r a c k q i i u r t o r m i l e r . w i l l ' C i j r r n . t f i u e i • '
m m I I ' p r e s l d c n i , a nd O rrnon's hew “ i-aS-TO. •
MONTREAL. June , U
— De­
tliis
low. aa lo
Uils low.
lo nnj^ w ith th o .c of i h c l 'C 3 il>
. iiuniKi'o cm'i. i'hiiiir< iK>r' ' Ipre.nldent. A rthur 8 . KIcmmliiu.
B u t It Lin'l frlRhlenlnc P alm er tro it Re'H W ings .icqulreU-veieran'
^Mt Yei'n)8his. » iheir inabmiy'noUoniDelp in th e NCAA track «t»‘
m eet »n P J n l a - E r i o n - X o v . r m
r^ h. l(*
............
Nlcffle
n fJ¥lp hh 1iaTl U ’efiiie.s-j
fIP
_ pm
.. ......................
' n fi«';iuiHir. .......... 511? ' ■ !'f ~i
*■ althnuRh he concedes he mny have defenaeman Bill O adsby from ilie
w lS ».............
* m e n . o. a base. iLfAnl.i
M a R lc ld e lp h ia 41.?..
{jii.s w e e k . 'T
T li
h eA tA
t c nn^
a m 'f l i c s Itl
(o P
P hmi1ia
.|,
md S h in
"(Ji.fii*
I
n
addition,
mcwt
schools
have
to
be
a
b
li'
more
cautious
th
a
n
New
York
R
angers
In
exchange
for
Valley left lO a iranded T uesday d jiv . T r o j a n c o a c h ’ J e .s s M orL en.«cii s a id I h c p u lle d h a m -U r o u u d e d out.
ail i;i >n,i TiUn.io., w - i u ii sc h cd u lfd tlielr aihlellc proRianis u.«inl.
Les H unt, a defensem an last sean/Bht fl»d • to ta l of as during t h e ------------- -------------------------- ----------- I s t r i n j r m ii
u sr tcdlee t h a t C a w le yv i HmiM
Ilanes h a d gone to . first U;i,ss ,
.f a ir .te a t." h e said.
Ron will) Seattle of th e W ejicm
>41.
"dvance,
B iiffo re tl ill th«» W e a l C o n s t - *''*>’
game, repiacins
flockey
leiCgue.
and
on
undisclosed
.•<Tfi.n.i.,i‘
i
111.
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-'i
A
thletic
dcpartincnl.'*
n
t
Oregon
M , \
i Jim Cosplns. A fter Shinn grounded i
___ Idaho Falla pitc h er P rn n c l^ o R o C A K n l l O a t f t
am ount ot cash.
and O reson S late have expressed
rd n > .^ M a j l . i h a s n o t r e - om . Hane.v a aouthpnw. w ent bic * i
C a r l o s ' h7d M m c thln«-»'<fo-»-Jlh
{
spontfed to 'trc a tm c n t-G a w - to p lic li-ta .a-le flh an d e r_ n n d I^w c
■I jnij'fiii. iH ierest in discusNloiw on Uie new weiVtlicr Mays hot,''
tliat. however, as h e lim ited the
I t was 01 Monday. In th e hlRh
■■>1. M»ii« i;i. Minuu 'i>i. conference, but hnvcn't committed
ley wn* favored lo win th e <00- w ent to flrat,
....... V
rctw b o y a to »e v«n-hm *iiud;iH 'A
II.I
.n.i
iiiiirr.
w
:h
e
n
u
e
lv
c
s-to
Joining
should
one
80s
T
uesday.
However,
n
violent
m
eler.Jjurdlcs,
H
c_hns
th^fa^stest
___
' B ut E ddie n e e d Kot a single off j
them bunch up Uirea o / them in
tIum<tcri.torm and h ls h w inds
lie form ed.
time thin V(
lo r th e event—'H iincs. 'jie o rln g Carrasouef. Dlc't
th e eighth rrame.
'
i’ Mi'nM.r.i«,' iiiurW*wTi‘-l. ’ O regon: O reson S tale and Wiish- m k c d Uic coune T uesday.
0 .9 seconds.
j McLftUKhlln's sacrifice fly la te r In [
50I0 hom eruns by B ria n Mc‘
H ot w eather meons h o t scqVcs.
..................................Ington S ta te have been compclliig
T h e Trojivn.i Ktlll will be favored th e Innini; c o r e d Reed.
Call, fn the first htnlnp. a n d Ray
Asked how his game now com-:
,r<i
Independents
since
the
Paelllc
T tie . C hiefs. pnHed th e sam e
NEW YORK, Ju n e U W1—M ajor to win th e NCAA m eet Friday and
E lchebarren. In th o n in th , were
I 'h e eliallm ed
» A n»»
p
a
re
s
to
h
is
form
In
th
e
M
asters'
Coast
conference
broke
up
In
tOSO.
lenRue bnaebnll atten d a n ce fo r 1001 S aturday. Bobby S ta te n will run pUchlntt tw itch la te r In th e Inning.-i>
tlie blR blows for Id ah o FaL'
Irekes a djusted , /
■li—Ufir<'iit."c>ih : (iV). ' "
O th e r schools m entioned as po.v in April w hen he blew lo a doubiel
e onilnucs 10 pe r e en t u n d e r last the hurdles in jilnce of Cawley.
cllnchlns (hrce-run se w n i
?lble P n r W est incmbcra a re Orlit- bogle six on th e lost hole an d '
M orlenstn -said Tue-vlay h e be-,
n ln s opened with D uffy beatlns Rcniion dcnplieUhfi a d tfltlo n 'o f I'lc
NATIONAt. I.CAia'K
lo
st
by
a
stroke
to
S
o
u
th
A
frica's
ham
Vouni!.
N
ew.
Mexico.
U
tah,
M. I.»uU .......... OM'UII <IUl>- * I I itnd W yoming u{ the'S kyline con­ G ary Player, the bronred 81-year-;
ou t a n Infield Mngle. BUI Hicks Iwo new American leaRUc te.iiiia. Ilcvex th e t ^ n i th a t score*' Sd
l’hll>ilrl|,hU . ... OW lia UU~ 1 « 0 ference a n d Arizona and Arliona old,.L atrobe.-Pa., ace chuckled.
trie d to sAcrtrice him b u t Step- th e litiL'st llxurcs disclosed today. points wiJl w in ilie crown.
!
Jarkiun. Min<r («l <nJ Stiitltrr; h>rTlirouith Sunday's R a m e s.. lUL^ Tlie T rojan.i. Kunnlng for th'elr
lltua fumbled th e grounder. After
.'•Oil, I am playing b e tte r golf
r>rT.r, Sulllntn im imt U>lr>i»pl<. S ta te of th e Border conference.
1 OVnOrnm< t
31st NCAA title, h av e a n exeellent ElUSil
\V—
SullUnn
I,—J»cVic,n iJ.ill.
reU levlng It, he llre d late to .iciMon'.i total was 8.M5.<63 cc
iow,“ he grinned, - b u t t h a t Isn't
) OlUcUblnira
■'Indnnml ....... . OUQ »«4 UUl— t 7 1
cluinee lo acore 50 points, M ortenllr a t base a nd th e th ro w went pare d »1»J C.501.438 lo r th e
aoylng m uch. I w a s n t p la y in g too
sen declared,
I o;cbrcb«rni> a
»U d. Bivins S teplltus tw o errow team s In lOGO.
good ^ e r e ."
^ •k n rr. nrl<i<f>-(C), Sunn <ll) ami
CO M PA N Y
He expects D allas L ong to win
T h e 2«ntlonal Jeaffue, w hich has
/.lnim«rn»n. Krhml.U ill : lilbbon >ml
on th e sam s play. Cnrloc dreir a
W ho a re the top challe
W-<-.il.U.n (W ). I.-M .l.m t/
■wallc M a wild p itc h K o red D a i­ ployed to 23P2.M2 cuaienjera, 1« th e sh o t p u t, L u th e r Hayea to take
ly . Singles by Jose V allodores and 603,000 behind la a t y e a r. The the hop. atep a n d Jump an d Bob
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0 no o;
Wlltlimi, Hh«rrr und Ili>*l>on>: Junri. Jo e c ro n In T uesday aruiounced
'2MS2.:7l Is 30.000 a h ea d o l 19U0. h)nd Jo h n T h o m a i In th e high C rxl K .n. .„ ileClaer. aWnn,
home.
••riVA— r^-SUy
(41. nniln <71, HIII'T <71. <ml th e re will be n meetlnB o t the
............. ......... (ir«*l y»llt SM. LO Il- lUltry.
- C atcher Vie B aron scored th e b u t includes the com bined M 8.000 Jump.
W_Mllltr 44-0), 1,-Willltmi A m erican leaRue In Chicago MonO ther p o te n tia l p o in t Acorera In- iw .i-ii« 13. CfMi m u I .'
v o w b o y s first ru n In th e sixth oa Rate of Uie new fra nchises. Min:i>-Cu(iiln>. Al*. ItNd. ai>—Arnrtir, t4->:i.
afternoon. Ju n e 2Q. before a
— t<M Anoiri. Kailrljr l&l.
T ie lived on a n error. Joe S tin n ett nfsoU t OiO.OOD) aAd l « s A fltfclu elude dlseua th ro w er J im W ade Cterttourl, Sll — Karhan. S — Cogglnt. SinIlomrrunt
nanelies. HrMuuiKi <2), Mj / s (I;;, ____t m a io r Jeague meeUng called
(178 (eet 3 s Inches) an d Javelin Sr-M cU uihlin.^. . ^
h it a high pop 11^ In f ro n t of th e (20B.OOO).
by F ord Prlelc, commlasloner o t
throw er Bob Sbordone I23i feet,
C in cin n a ti and W ash in g to n
p la te and th e ball fell In for a
J..J.S
7 tl 10 » *1 I *1
SEATTLB TO PS PADRES
baseball, fo r th e ne x t day.
alngle when th e RUsset3 were u n - th e only clubs ahoH'fBff in creaiej. B Inehes).
C ron in said th o AL m eeting wIlJ
SAN D IEO O , Ju n s 14 (A—Lou
' *)Ie to decide who would catch the T ho R eds are up 30,000 a n d the
Clinton h it tw o hom eruns and be he ld a t this tim e ra th e r th a n a t
Se n a to rs a mere 330.
to the SOO.OOO m a rk over th e week­
la ll.
n*ud* ilUndall
V«|.
The Lo* Angeles Dodgerg. who end. B u t th e y &r« J5S.DOO u nder
]a>.r*IU •brkrbtUM .V 4ltf» ib r h tb l
/ChureJiwri;». U—VjiJ. drove In five T uesday n ig h t as th e tim e of the a ll-star game, a s .
In previous year*.
Sea ttle besU d S a n Diego 7-3.
ValldrtM I a t lOutllnKf t 0 a « lead bo th leagues, m oved clusa last year.
<h. T—t i i t . A -»C .
In M ajors„Is_
O n D e c r e a se
SHIMMIES
SHAKES and
Faulty Brakes?
MAGEL TIRE
American League
Slates Meeting
COMPARE
S f a * .'J ,V ! ! ! i B S i . ”
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UeCralb I 0 t StUnatnll
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COMPACTS
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V xl* V»II«r t.
Crto*
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u s e Gains Kiials
Of NCAA Tourney
iiL OMAHA, Ju n e l< CA-'H iree «uc^ e u lV Q tingles brou g h t home a ru n
Mtn th e last ot the 10th Inning T u es­
d a y n ig h t to give S o u th ern CiiU too
n la a 4.3 win over Boston college
In th e NCAA college baseball w orld
c erles,.
,
Southern c a l w ill m et O k la­
ho m a S U te In th e tiUe game
W ednesday n ight. V 3 C Is 4-0 la
th e tourney a n d S ta te U '3-1. the
loss being to Southern C al M onday
n ight..
LltUeUin Fow ler b lanked S y ra ­
cuse on one h it a-o to keep O kla­
ho m a S U td in th e rac e T uesday
n ig ht.
VALIANTI Why? Bccausc Valiant gives you a combma^
I tion of extra-value feature you can’t buy on
any other compact at Valiant's low asking
pr^cel F utures that not only make VaUant
tlie outstanding performer in the comput car
dassUbut also protect your mvtttmeat'to retom
a high per cent of its original price at'resale time!.
Come seel Compare! Come save this week. You
^ow where. . . your Plymouth>Valiant dealer’ll
I n ISS9, Jockey Jo h n n y Sellers
rode 169 w inners to r 27th place
am ong th e riders, i n 1060 h e ttn>
fshed third w ith 234 winner*.
BROOK
m ianE Q F tH cm m T
fffersyoii
twoof today’s
whiskies
lUST LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCES
- aHESE ABE-JUST-A-FW)-
M e e t th e
m a n
b e h in d
th e
BATTERY.
TRUNK
-CAPACITYALTESNATOR "CO. FT..
B A V IN S —
b ra n d p l u s !-
V A IIA K I
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H « give* y o u a ll t i u expoctod a tte n tio n , a n d zoore, w hen y ou sto p a t a CoDooo 'statio a . H ia lutods a n
quick to d e a n you rin iid a h ie U bom c o m e r to c o n u r...a D d d o all th e little th in se U u t m ake y o u r driving
n o ie p l e a n ^ b l e . H ts w rvice » connderote aerpiiee—th a t belps keep Conoco th e b o tte et b ra n d going.
G O R V A IR
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fo r s e r v ic e w ith
th a t G o n o e o
FALCON
2 4 ,9
1 2 .6
2 3 .7
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RAMBLER
AMERICAN
Looks and drivea lik t l i ^ ike prieel --------
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Valiant!
■TOP QUALITY BUYSuIN USED (
AT YOUR PLYMQUTH-VAL'.' R
HIamKMKT.ct.itnnut.KT.cxniaiT
sw
mu-man • iw. oiian
u i r o a B U i i m r .6 x a s i n n i U 8 a n i
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n Su a iil bduilv* Oll.pUtlA«t'aclualtr "p U ta r
rtuBnttle^llie dim on all togln* ptrti that won't drain down— ;
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ear w*U> Conaeo Roitil wHh
. a iR V lC ll Conoco hwMU'ar* quick to dM n » o r hMtftlghU]
T C £ * J ^ 0 « t up lo U S ni»r« pewM-up to IT met* m lltt. - chMk OrM, bUtMy, wUar. T W r a the handa ttu t make you a
'p«r Uniful. TTiM, afttr two tiniihtl*-noUe« th* <Ht)«r*ne«...
m«r«e»nlU*ni d r lw ; handa Uiat h^pM naU Conoco the
InyoM Ctfandlnyew rceital
HetlMtBnnd«o|r>ol
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‘ T IM E S :N E W S . T W IN F A ^ ^ I B A H O -
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14,1961
M A B K K T S
Stocks
m arkets a t a
A N D
G ra in s
1
•- •
10 tMt lf»n«J <ir rric*
T he second annual Idaho
Auctioneers assoclsilon conven­
tion will be lieid in conjunctloTj
w ith the lndle.v nuxlllory con>
v entlo iua't the RoRerson hotel
b fcinnlns June 27; ReglslrMlon
will fitn rt.at 0 a.m.
An inlercMlng and educa•tJon.iJ-progr
■Bwr
Mrs. Ray WIIm u a nd the mb* mi auctioneers are Invlled, A
brtn tiu n .w iiU Qnclude-ncUylUeB^
M m ie Included a n orgnn tc)rclion by Tom Churcii. Burley, and
n vocal solo by D orothy T . Norton,
nccompiuiled by tln d a Mnnnlns,
Prayerit u e r e , offered by Jerry o.
Stevciuoiv nnd D. H arold Greene. BURLEY. June M -F o u r persons
' W ilson lenves June 10 to enter .were lined *25 each, by acting Po­
th e mlMlon honje In Snlt Luke lice Judge Jiuiles Annc^t for Intox­
C ity for ft week's training prior to ication.
leuvlnK fur th e South.
T liey a re Jtinlol- Ortcz. SI, T exm : G ertrude Kmiisen, 35. Burley;
Pedro * Flore.s. S3. Burley labor
O nO U P TO flIEET
B U S S , Ju n e 14 —, A eHiifns cnnip. and * ^ n u 'Valencia, 18,
m eetlns hng been set for b i>,m, P aul labor ejinip,
John F. Notsken, 52. trftnalent,
Ju n e 20 a t th e Bliss hltili scliool
to dlsetud consotldndon.
T2i<r ivas rrlcM cd to go lo werJ* a fte r
g roup Is composed o( represei.tn- appearing before Judge Annesi on
tlvcs of each civic orgnnlrAtlon. the chargc of vagrnncy.
form ed for tlie puriJose of sciiool
reorganization and consolldntion. READ mlES-f^EWa WANT AOa
Ilii.v WllsQii, prior lo h u depar­
tu re lor n m ission In the Soulliern
s(nlr.^. USX held Sunday evening
In ihe Springdale LD6 c linpcl.’ '
O rsim 'p re lu d e and pORilmlc
wtwe played by Mrs. Clyilc WnrHpeniccrs were Lnmoni
OllCACd, Janr 1
CMttJo
<•/ I
. «uiur» »»c
oul« U.iJlr.r.
I'Tlqul.l.llon *1
htili* iflllns.
S e e p a g e C a u se s S lid e o n Grade: '
F IN A X C K
L iv e s to c k
glance
• PAGE SEVENTEEN t-'
Farew^U Held by Convention for
Springdale-Wartl Auctioneers. Is
R; Wit-son, son of Mr. and Mr.v —Set-on-Jum
^hr«^ SUO: w tlnl* IkcIuvI* «
n iitxhancpil Ic u
a!i’,l !lru'
«• » '" ’ = «Por'> DBNVRR
DKNVUn. Jui.r H lUI’l l- C .l il. «0n
‘7.-'K.U-'S.:'";.::. k S
NEW Y O R K . Ju n e M - m ^ W pii-i rK o y e red *ome lost uround
" '3 T > t « P p e d - u p MUvuy today but
WM upoliy w id incked
conviction, r
n e c e n t bl(t IcmV* roAs one o r t» o
nolnis In n m ny cases nnd Uie Dow.
W * in d u a trW ftvertge lin lih td
1 th e up sid e allhouRh m any Kftlns
era c lip p e d .a t th e close. DuPont
Kte m ore th a n two.
Intern o tlo n ftl B u i
chinea. Motorola, a n d U tio n »crc
MronK in Uie electrorilcs b u t . T « .
0.1 in s tru m e n u . Beelunim an d Emprson E le ctric l » t m ore th n n cou­
ple e « h . L n d ln g -» U e !a . motors
nnd chem lcnU finished mildly
th e up-Mde.
, . . .
O th e r Rood Rainer* Included
F lrr t C h ftitc r jinnne lftj. MOM.
MCA, U n ite d P rult, N ational Sleel.
[ercules Pow der a n d Crown Cork
•all u p betw een, one and two. •
A M F ai»8Red badly In th e wnke
t a ta n te secondary otferlnR hnd
ift* follow ed downhill by B runs■Ick. D eneflelftl P lnance. Polaroid.
n-Manvlllo and J . W. Mays
. . . o th e r prom inent laiers.
T118 getieral Im provem ent today
>d to coincide w ith sim ilar
.ila n by some analy sts who
th e m a rk e t m ay be approach!'- \0 n 8 » "aold-out" condlU on from
iT i^'a W ch som e serfr^^ rebound could
A expected.
j^ ^ B u t- l f - a o t l v l l y - d o e s n ’t-sh ow .,
R ^ to o d increase alone w ith the
tffp rlc e s , th e y say. th e wjvaflce
L -? » o u ld n 't have a n y real sJgnlfl^ n c e a n d m l«ht
V su m in e r rally.
V olum e on th e
.
^ ''to ta le d 3.430.000 shares, compared
' .with 3.030.000 yesterdfty. T h e lOOl
^^'‘^.lotal to d a te 1»US,SC3,233 shnrc-f.
a
stock Averages
•r* K.UO.M.SO: aliuihlff bulla II.OO*
n » i. ].non. _^.|.,w ! ^b.rr„»*. ^«IU<
lUuchlcr tprliix lanba ift>l.OO' blibti
ilBb chol;r an,I prImfliO Iba. up bimi .
•;«ulM*r lamha uM rm . matllr
' I«..l b.>^rn(, ll*lfm«
:|, llraill rrpurtnlly I
t tirnic-l railr. "n •
11
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OMAHA
OMAHA. Jun« l( lUl'D—lln tl t.OOII
fn tr.llr » » k lo Jl Io .fri HH I J IM
4« Ih. tt.tS.ti.T t! I.t ]».}(» JU.
u p i7.is.
Catllo S.ODO; iil>n SH: iliufhttr
iwra Iinri h<l(«r* moailr iiM dr: K<»1
> hl«h «hoi<> •irtri
: BMMt
hole
lb, wtifbi* :i.»o.sj.o»:
i» l in hlih cholct h*l(>n id .H -il.ti;
fialc* mifntr : . >: .C«; rowi ainitr to
Mk: ulllltr «nd «<rmtn.r«l.l H.OO-n.OO.
.ShMp 1,(04; tliiiihltr lamb* ■•nttally
----------------------------------- ‘---lim b*
p lanU
sv.
cmc%r.n
OlliCACO. Ju n . U (Uri)-<UBDA —
Hon (.MOi buuh>rt und*r 110 Ibi.
ftiiir teiif*. M ir tifiity
clottU «Mk lo :• to»«r;
................. I. alMilT l« » b lib rr; • » »
•Indir to :& blilirr; m ir •hlpplni d<*
n..ndl US No. |.2 ItO-UO lb. buUh«n
2T.Ti.lt.tO! mUfd He. J.J SOO^M IK
•o»t U.Ti-t3.00; Ke. M 400.400 Ibi.
IS-tO-K.M.
C4tll* IS,000; o U n ]04| atom cliolet
-nd bolow und*r I.IH Iba. atmdr "
blrb*r! primt til wtlthu
' '
I alaadrj balfara
al»»«1|r to’
h kbtr; ___
......
aift.lr to aiTonti not anotJih oth«r
claiiM on tala tor brica l«al; loadlota
prim* »ni mlin) rbol;* «nd prImt >.OyO<
1.400 Ib. .I .« „ 2i.i0.».00: J o h , hti(«r.
::.00-r^tS: eutlar. utlUly and t»m>
m tn ltl <At»« It.SS-IS.OO: «ann«n 14.00>
-titllltr and MmnareUI bulla IM t«eoiS and tbftlta ynS*n ----- ....... culla down to lO.OOj 100
2
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rOltTLAND
POnn^ANO, Juna 14
— Coana
rain wbolml*. prompt dallfcry. bulk
.jn. {o6 (rack Tortlandf OiU.
2.
U-1b, white »I.Ui Corn. Ko, 2. yalino
M l.ro K.7(-Sa.OO; Uarl.r. No. 2. 4}.Ib,
rmtcrn 4».<l0.4t.M.
Todar'a .(lw«. Tortland Grain
ehani.I
..
Uarlrr bid tn arrloa marktl. 20-dar
..ilpmanl. dall..r*d couli No, 2. 4blb
» n l.rn 44.M: No. 2. ^ID«.d or Srowt,
i i e s ' ’'
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Potatoes-Onions
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8cb*nl>7
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sh.u on
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Sinclair oil
Sou Ca“ M
Hou TacKla
Rt*rry
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2-way Radio
PAUL, Ju n e 14—F uneral
lce.t for H a rriso n . Jam es R ebhan
were held T uesday a lw rn o o n a t
th e P a u l M ethodist c hurc h with
th e Rev. E dw ard V. H argreaves
otflclaUng.
O bituary a n d rem arks w e r e
m ade by Shirley B arU r. Tw o solos
----- sung by Claude Bowman and
by H al M atthews, accom panled by Mrs. H al M atthews.
Pallbearers w ere Fete Nlelsai),
L arry Nielson. T om Sm ith, Andy
B ughs, R a y H eat a hd R a lph W olv enton. Floral arraogem enta were
u n d er th e direction o t M rs. Eliza*
b c th Hen«-ood..assisted by U n d a
H ughs. Undtk Jlbson, L oretta NIel*
son, Connie Nielson a n d Fern
S m ith.
M ilitary graveside rile s were
th e direction ot th e Paul
cuiCA ca
ancA C O , Jun. u rUpi»-pouu>..i
T eul U. S. ahlpmrau 7Jti n*w arri.ali
tk 231: oM trrlvali 2; t ' '
SuppllM nedaral.:
AUDITOR RENAMED
.
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BHOSHONE, Ju n e 14—Mrs. Lu>
> (loo I . u s 1
nlharwli. autad) i CalllDmU lonx whilaa ila u K insey, county auditor, waa
'.1M.4SI round r*d> 2,10.
-------of the.
Slroct aalni AlaUma round r«1i 2.1i>
.,2 i:^ r la o a * 2,7i: CalUomla h n i I d ah o Association of County A udi­
vhltM l,M4.TS, bak.n i.1t>4,00. round to rs a t th e sU te convenUon held
a t Boise.
’oldJ’^N'o timck tradinf,
StrMt aalaai Idaho ru»tla I.2S.
Onlenti Arrlvala IS; track W:
plln mod.ral
damand food; marka: SNAKE RIVER REPORT
^ Imparlal •
Track i
JUNE 1>. iJll '
(Pron raparu by n a 'ia i •( Raclanatlan,
GMlactcal Sartcy aad
• Ilns »artlaa) ^
Slallon
Dl'ch.orCont. Rid. Kor.
Jackaon U ko „ t01,3S0|a)
A ayinond Brans, T w in IPalls
m em ber o t th e Magle V alley R adio
A m ateur club, h a t recen tly been
selected publisher of H am bone, a
h a m » d l o operator*' o u v a sln e in
Idah o .
T he first tasus of th e m acaslne
Will be available In th e n e ar f u ­
tu re a n d anyone havlngr p e rtin en t
news c a n contact him a t 870 B or­
a h avenue.
T h e n e t broadcasting tim e ot
th e MVRA club h a s b een changed
from PrW ay evenlngr to 1 p jn .
M onday o n 3910 kilocycle#. — ‘
a rd Shotw cll. p resid en t, wlU bts
n e t c o n tro l's ta tio n M onday a n d
rUTUBBS
m em bera of th e club w ill a lU rp ate
. . J follimlnc (ulurta ouAlillona i
pn>vldod br K. W. McRoUrta and «
th e re afte r.
TOe cJub received word th a t th e pair. Twin ralli.
Kilna ro4a(M«
iiiiK j»w a ,
Id ah o Pow er company h a* surplus
tra n a m ltU rs and receivers for ta le .
2.»1
A ppolntm enU for th e g e ar ehouJd
be m ad e through, (he club.
A sp ecial m eeting w ill b e h e ld
M onday to h e ar E d T ilto n , very
h ig h frequency .e d ito r of Q ST,
official r a d l o a m t e u r a m agailne.
.1
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TV,
txK
4H4
104%
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Union C r t
Signup Set for
Pool at Jerome
J i
Wool
.14<
Hi
73.
•«,.
43>.
S,f.-S anK-S,
2
•rilo io S4 ----- ---------- 11,41
- •
10,#»
Patriarch Talks,
KAOKRM AN, Juno 14 -p««u>eth
B uU er, sta k e p a trU rch , .Jerom e,
spoke o n A braham a t the S u n d ay
e ven ln * seivlees o f the U W
c h u rc h . .
.
.M rs. JOff -Hayoock spoke
g e n e a lo g y , a n d
tem ple . m usic.
K rU U O houles p l v e d a p iano solo.
B b h o p Ja c k M I m w u In e h a r s e
o( th e m e ellns. B ill C houlst gave
th e Invocatlob a n d 2 d I 4 ix o n ,
benetU ctloh.’
Recent F.C.C. regulations
make all businesses eligi­
ble for two-way ra<3io—
Saves You Time—,
—Cuts Yehiclc Mileage
•—Builds B usiness'
Pall*adf«'nM'’'."r *M.6Mfa»
G ruir r.al<oi.7. J2.0KH.)
laltnd Park Rra.
, (a)
ITfnrra >Si la Fk
U1
.
122100
ena. M ont.. took e ig h t MexIcanJ
from I h e C a ssia county J n ll.tfP o .
catello lo st week w here Uiey
boarded tw o planes fo r aa.Imm(>
along th e Mexican
border.
Cassia c ounty she riff reported
th a t th e m e n had been appre­
hended In th e H azelton. area lost
T h ursday f o r Illegal e n try Into the
country. iT ie y sp e n t one n ight in
the C u s l a county Jail,
A TTEN D EXERCISES
BU RLEY , Ju n e 1 4 -M r. nnd Mrs,
W illiam R oper and D r. and Mrs.
Charles T erh im e flew to Mo.uow
w ith A. D a riu s Davis, form er Bur­
ley resid en t. Friday to a tten d ccm»
m e ncem ent exercises a t th e unl>
verslty.. D avis received an hon...... . ..................... ............. . . . . . He
now lives In Jacksonville. Fla., and
Is h e ad of th e W ynn D ixie groccry
B enjam in P ^ U l n once
oi
called
alore c h a in . T h e couples relum ed
to B urley S u n d a y afternoon,
th e bald eagle a coward.
/
j W e Provide a Complete "P ackage"
.DECLO. Ju n e 14—D ennis Jlbson.
w ho ha s sp e n t th e p a st tw o and
o n e -h a lf years In New Z ealand as
a n LOS m issionary, was guest
speaiter a t a ac ra m cn t meeUng
S unday n ig h t a t th e LD 6 chapcL
JJhion. who sp e n t th e la s t yeaTj
a t O ckland, told of h is experiences!
w ith the people, th e ir custom s e n d '
« o y of living.
'
M r. and M rs. Regional Lewis. i
w ho recently came to B lackfoot'
a n d had m et D ennis In New Zea­
la n d where th e y p rw lo u s ly lived,
w ere special guests.
M elvin D arrlngton w as In charge
of the^^meellng a n d p ray e rs were
given by J a c k Jlbson a n d P eter
Lewis. A plaho du e t wa* played by
L inda Jlbson and Jo a n T u m e f.
Singing w as led by M rs. Wln*^
Held H urst w ith K a re n D arrlngto n a s accom panist.
w e ’v e
• System Planning
• Financing
• Installation
• M ointenanca.
■
e i-E N N 'S
Radio and TV Service
Box 274
Ph. OR 8-7122
BURLEY, ibAHO
BEATEWgOW t ^ M ^ ,
^ iliw e r
WE'VE GONE "KOOKIE" WITH THE HEAJ!
macMont''"!"''-"Am ralla nM‘ .,..l,OI4,000(a)-*•’«
Michaud rump...
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M
N .,1., ....... 1 .
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1(1'
Xjika Wklcott — M.OlOla)
M lnflSCan^''!! ' rlfO) '1.114
Sn.ka, HInldnka 1.020
-«I0
Min N R Piuns— . IM . IM
Mllncr fl a Canal 2,»Mt
a
Mllncr Low t.lli
l«7
UI
(;ondln( ProjMU 1.J»« ■•
6 In Roodlni...
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- Lat.™l __
Ml -2.012
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0
7.1H
1.7H
M30
0
0
0
2.«0
See the Boys, a t B lairs have gone l/ooneyl They’re givipg thc ■
highest trades fo r old W recks.in Twin Falls . . .N ew and Used .
Top Quanty, Low^Mileage Cars, a t Summer Clearance Priecsl
H urryf
r "
;
NSW YORK
NEV^ YORK. Juna 14 «V-Wo»l fu.
• • •
» »<•"» w *V i' t>T 8h«ll.y>nik>t ,
, - — - - ............... ^ le^ U l^ a tlo ^ i
fo r sw im m ing iessona Jn th e J e- "cl. iJ2Jn.
rome Jaycee pool will be taken a ll CrtKleatwl wool ipol 119.ON,
day Prid&y an d S atu rd ay , accord- Wool lopi futurw cloaad .*
- ......
|n g to t h e m an ag er, P ra n k >war to t,0 lani hlcbar; July U»>i|t|
Id. U7.sn: Sac. lt«.on: March
Cftllkalod a»ol wool topa ]S*.tK.
T h e icMona win begin M onday
(U-Dldi N-Nonilnat)
nd will iM t for tw o weeks. A
charge o f t l will be m ade for th e
use, o f th e pool, u n less a fam ily
.............. U cket h a s been purchased. Pam lly
>«t w t r t
» Zenith _ . |» o s Seaton tlc k ett m ay b e p u rr'
a t th e clty -h all for M.
<t/PII — O m . l
Classes will Include beginners, CUKAOO. Juno
Sinaia dalilaa and lonnchorna S>1V42
advanced beginners. Interm ediate, procnwd loaf »1S.40 Swlia arada A
Cont i : u Kaltar Ind
, ,1 «..B* .
sw lm m era, diving, a n d Junior a n d
r Kill Itifc .Sh«r WII
sen io r Hfesavlng. A dult classes also
........ I A S
Sl«f TaahnlMlor
IxU Min
m ; » l . h tda.Sur
will be scheduled If th e re la enough
re.iponae.
INVESTMKNT TRURTD
larta
Jo a n W alllngton, J o h n A tkins
V.r'Viiii Yiii:
a n d -P ra n k -8 c h ere r w ill te ac h -th e
>an1 nil
i:.4l
clRssei. T h e Jerom e pool opened
T RA IN M IS IM P K IL L S U
Monday.
STU TTQ AR T. G erm any. June
14
—. Tw o m o re’ bodies were
-R ID E R S " TOLD T O W AIT
all. lit*om» S.rlw .L ------ «!«t T
NEW YORK, Ju n e 14 ID»—Atty. pulled fro m (h e wrecicage o f (wo
I'am'^und
i«;«
O en. R o b e rt P. K en n ed y said to ­ cem rnuter train s today, bringing
*.U
day. th a t -rreedom rid ers" should th e d e a th toU from y e sterd a y s
discM U /iue. th e ir c rw u a e la th e h eadon collision to ss.' A t le ast 47
Una lneom»'” ...T.'.‘.T t.td
I n ju r i^ so m e.critically .’
Ull* apK. sit____ 4.42
So u th u n til th e In tersta te com *yal«n*.n2 ............ Jt.M
m erce com m lttlon (IO C) a n d 'th e
m tono' lu ......... ....
tJi
courts h a v e acted to end racial
•yatfln. K l ------------»JT
• th a n
•mtana K 2 _______ _
ii.tt
d iscrim ination In InterX M e (ravel.
c)r«len« 82 ___________ ii.il
oyitona M ---------------- it.U
nt l{«r>nk Nickol
. . - . U S U R Stol
n n U uihin'«7*i Ulab P « I.
ilacr Alum 44'4 WiJirran
RRarelt
V » n tr D m
rr>HcC*« 4T •' W «l Alrllnta
Mfo
U '4 W nt Unbin
Iton Ind lIB’i Waat Alrb'
G eneral Electric-
Harrison Rebhan Mexicans Taken Missionary Talks
Ju n e 14 — Immigra­
At Declo Service
Honored at Rites tionB UoRLEY
fficers ^ o m Boise and
III; N>l <irt«utn
[Am
now YQU-can use
Rock slides, probtbfy caused by teepsce w a te r blocked off Ibe road Inio CryiU l S p rin ts, n o rth ot
Filer, llish w ay offlelals sa id the road w as b t ^ e d tor sam e Ume last F ^iclaraR ^ *tlU is hazardous te r
persons drlTiog down th e grade. The slides occurred abo u t midway down tiie grade. E xac t tim e of
th e slide is n o t known n o r th e cause, b u t I t Is th o u g h t th a t scepsfe w ater underm ined th e rocks and
lU rto d 'th e slide. A lthough Ihe road ba s b e tn c lea re d , (be Filer hlihway. departm ent is putU ng up signs
w arning m otorists to beware of fallen rock. T h is la (he seeond sIMb on (h e road, (he first one occur*
ing a b o u t.a m o nth ago. T h is view .was la lte a fro m beiow th e slide area, looking u p (he grade. (8big
M oriU pboto—a ta f t engraving)
I-'?*“ ...... ......
<IV K>t Ctih
4 Persons Fined
By Burley Judge
1
»'(ra iluo and ••iltioul r*aijit*.
I f'’a 'i''''r ''‘''''l b
a
I rrlc«
alta lirm In Wlnnl|<C(, dMiiUa >aln
■"KniMftrr. ial,| Jaran l.»k 'l
roRTi.AKn
l^ahfl. «t
ari.l ll»l II
^01lTI..^.S■t). Jun* U lU P n —(USDA)
M >um> lor iu n t •blvnifnt.
mu; Ultlll]> •nT-iunditrd •!«'»
•'.OD.JI.OOi^^hlfh
«‘.olcr
I'AKil CKAIS
■ /” M‘fVf..’ uVQ9.l8.0g';
............I.
. CXICAC.O, Jun> 11 lUl’l)
'!)—\«hrat
.'U.D'V- cbaniMi
N», rr<|-|,i>i»i-nw»liia;.__
...SO: rullVr'^"''lo«. uOllly l>uIU ....... - Corn unrhanid
tn ^ Inwtr: No. I.
10.00: c*tvM '.i: Kiwd and rhok* T<tl<r> xclluw t.lJ : No. n ,,|low
I .ll',,: aamplc
"I.SbSe.OO: udlltr and •l*n<Ur >
-------- ’.-l.<»>%.
.
■(' : choir* «3a It, niarli o f y n __ - —
. . .
. . . .. ^hca.y
lloKi 400: I .nd T buuhfr. I«.00'
' ■ Mr»d»- 111.00.18.“ '
head (Ik>Ic« ahd I
___ jprlni afaufhtar I
lO.OO-M.n; local bulk (
in .i" pt“ > M>nO Ibi, U .lll cu
rn awn l.lO.).O0.
10
Ifb.V'v
IfSI
Tbt JIiTi.~tunlf*c
buihfl at Ik pci
contracli up»ard, I
pulnii, Drmani
anixl l« ncarlF t
h»>i>Kl ./ n r . . lat 4KM00 hiiahcit
t<( bran. . . r r l„.< 1 »ui uf CI>lriBe
- Can.,1. an.| b,
Butter and Eggs
T w in F a lls M ark ets
•I e( Au«. 2J, 1»«. prlurlljr,
flnakf lllrrr Walcrm.Mar,
Slata of liUho
____ _
U G A L ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE 0 9 WRIT O f ATTACUMBNT
IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT o r THE
EUCVRNTIi JUDICIAL OlSTllICT OF
" 7 S r T S ‘S i S S - 'S f ' » ; A - i f f l
STATEWIDE ADJUSTMENT nUREAU.
^ N C ,. A COnPOR^A^TION. rLAINTlFI',
WILDUn CAMMACK. DKI'ESD.NNT
NOTICK !a lUSHKUY OlViSM. IT«» M
Mar n , IH l. • Writ of AtUchmast wjt
iMuad oul of th . aboi. •nllUad-Courl
in tlw nbor. MtitlMl action, altaeh^t
th . property ol tha kbo<« naacd dafCBO.
U w _ iu a.o iJlJ10.00,______
IN W IT M ^ WIIEnKor, 1 ka.a
(SEAL)
T. W. 1
’' l i j c i u x “wi‘lc o x *“'*
> Juna S throush 1
NOTJC* TO Ct.Al*fANT8.
rr«]ac».N«*iba(i I>-2III(I2>
Contract Nmbari 22»
‘I banby. «!»«> I'
with W. R. Ctboon ConitnicUen
Wahofc re..rJii»
p ta r ot fecMUlh, Jitha
th. roadwajr, druix
• a . alrvcturaa. t bltumlnoiu aurfMt
• I.HO' cOBcrata bridic
.7t» nlla
......j of U. fl. 10, Orldlcy
r* «ad Ai
e i 'S . - i i '
- ••
^ni TwU w ta Coustlaa WM
«bi“jur>r«ilib»i"’‘lator,
111
auppllaa ua*d on tb« work, pairffrol («r
which baa m i bMB mada, abali * with
Iha DtPoniMnl o( lllibwura, IWIa*. Ida.
\u
claim for all amounU duo u A
tha CoBUMtor.
Kailura e( anr aUlntnt t« (II* hli
:lalm within ninety ilO) day* from Ih*
....
.ball coBiUluta a waivi
tl.'flRVcK BEN N eTr>,
rnblltli
» •«??»! » H t
W ARTED
D ean Battershell
fo r th e H ottest Trades
in Town
W ANTED
T he P reacher
fo r Selling C ars in
■ C hurch
WILCTTRADES 7.^
BIG DISCOUNTS...
SEE . . COMPARE
''W H E R E
S E R V IC E
a
WANTED
.Losee A ugertree- --,
fo r th e Best DealS;
in Tw in Falls ,
lYOUR OLD CAR HAS NEVER
BEEN W OCTH M O R S r :
^
SUMMER CLEARANCE PRICK*'
ON NEW and USED!
.
THE B EST DEALS.IN T o W h J'
ARE A T BLAIR'S OLDS' . ..
Ki D Q U A L lT rY
R U L E '.'
B L A IR O L D S M O B lli
217 2nd AVE: NORTH
------------------------------------------------------------------
n v E S T QCK i
PO U LTRr
1 _
TIM E S'1 -NEW S; T W IN F A L L S . IDAHO
WEDNESDAT, t o n e M.' M SI ■
n b e n e a t k t h i s b a h n e r a r e t h e w o r l d s best b a r g a in s
Market PIqce
- o t i —
PAGE NINETBEN,
AUTOS FOR SALE
^
^Mll.LF.Il SAtrS
Magic V alley
w p. ^ r * .
ill!;
r ./ t- i
« » » • >'*■'
I ' ■-H” ;.;oD 6cl>io i.lr r h,,,.. . . . . M IS C E L L A N E O U S F O R .S A I E FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
--------------------- lion BMwi'r ( o c _ < ^
IR R IG iJQ fiS SP E C IA L
I, x n l tbipe,
rhona <>
AI>M <•/><;■>.•> MIX—'. «umpl»»- -U .» f ••in riu r Junior. Phenf US
, C b.rd l... S « u aurtn.JU. - •«r Sbefl- t m or <ca 8i>«rlii »tt«w.
iiralisii. Don Ur«Uinin. UUU)~8t:AL Coniulium. »»nlwt«. . . .
MUtr* j«fJ. U«nB>r ru rnlu r« . Ml
KhMhant H»»«C-Buulb. ___________
'a w iw ;
«
F o r p rom pt
. '
rem oval^
or'D eSil *nd UM1U5
• . L IV E S T O C K
rHONS U l C0LL6CT
f ^ lo r.lU REMUI-ORI-IMl B.rln
iD A H O -H ID E:.........
•& TALLOW CO.
SPOT CASH
For rurnlluK — A>plial>rr«'='TMiisi
ot value
XKLKCr ruur,n>w or u*«0 •<
I irit
I‘
. W A N T E D T O BUY
riin n
.W E 'V E M O V E D
. . ________jolnur. '•iih
motor, und *lr comprnMr.
________ ;,a-QgP8.
U tamiONlI 8urM«nt .llBtol«um tiK
IJ«. no« on »«)« «Me « - ’■■
f u rntturr.
JB U D G E T F U R N I T U R E
-n F .'S ^ lT
FREE
WANTED!
E l e c tr ic
CLOTHES D RY ER ■
USKU ottki- •quIpDtnU U«ki.
•Dd (iiM. a n u< todu. n u p s W * ut
rirt 3up:pln. ) i l Ind Avtnu* Seutb
pbon* IIK
•_____ _
s p o t C a sh f o r
Good. cleftR la te modeJ, used
1W7 a n d NEWER.
N O JO N K O R W RECK al
^ W8 Qbo need a tew Rood pickups a n d truelcs.
......... .
’ .S e e K e n n y M oon
SlL^TOt^L^
■ BOB REESE
MOTOR CO.
— M 'D ay W arranty
•Z.^«.r wrUtOT
priced from
$<19.50
Ih* i « l and
.............. ■’
Abbott'
...... ......................
flupplr. I ll
A»BU« v /n u ll£ M041. Cloitd
ur.l.y, op«B Sunday until noon.
F O R SA L E O R T R A D E
. i»so tjuMtrr «II» >u a««.MriMrTtMnc
SPAETH’S '
S P E C IA L P R IC E S
■ V
ON O L D E R M O D E L S
SPECIALS
modtl U U
(feodi ..__________
10S8 PLYMOUTH 4.Door„.,J505
1055 PLYJitOtJTH 2.Door...,J450
1055 PLYMOUTH 4.Door.._$403
1D5S DODOE 4-D oor............. *400
1055 CHCVROLET 4 -D oor « 3 0
1D5S MERCORV 3-D oor.....IJB5
1D54 PLYM OUTH 4.Door.,..$37S
J55« rtJN T IA C 2-Door,........ *205
1053 CHEVROLET 3-DOOr..t30S
1053 D E SO T O 4*Poor.........ttSO
-1 9 5 l-B U IC K -3 -I)o O r-~ :----- tlOOT H E S E C A B S a r e w o rth
A LM O ST N E rf
I»M INTERKATIOKAI. h>r b*Ur.
«r Uk* plekup on u t i t . WIU <Ullv*r.
tM nK f
« t ».m.
'■ prf»''»ird''«tu4''Mrr'le«. 'rb o B t Ke '**^
. »* » __________________
- UAUV CofktUtU, btB i U afJ.
■ »p*rtkM U , ((aer coh>»I ^ A t«bu« g»it. DrowB’t.
I T k .o,' -------------
rboB> ............... ..............
AKC ItEUlSTtUuiD GrU(on
iowt. Horn F«bnitnr 13, II..............
• - - - h u n l.lh I i_ M l^ P h ^
Urltunr Dpinkl lupt.
WMki old. U n . J. M. SIMcr. I mlln
- - e( i«ront oa •14 bithwtr.
>:A MX7I.
JUST
b c r,. « d
quantltr ct iropkd flab.
b. If 7ou'r<
you'n
I.
M I S C E L U N E O U S F O R SA L E
OeatMt U t Oa «
♦
• AH BMUl with iiitlBft.
IH «*lu*. No> 111.10
H . K O P P E L COl
.
Ind At«. South
RE »-7m
.
AND NOW
y o u
;
STEEL STOCKS!
U Guif« fibM Iren
ti>« lilO. (al<. 10c pound .
AIM IB ts SS Quae*
. Blf Stock S t ^ and l/a«{
riF E AND STEEL
S E E K O P P E L ’S
F IR S T A N D s a v e :
H. K O PPEL CO.
l i t >Bd A«c. South
n s *-7441
T r y C la s s ifie d . . .
Y o u 'll B e S a t i s f i e d !
32-lnch cut
a h.p. Brisgs & Stratum ens>n»
^ with recoil #t*rter
for only ' __
RA D IO A N D M U S IC
Ph»B^ OL*'‘M tll. 'Ylollltier!''” '
iStm MlnUion aBd phonocrapht.
up. At WUr fi*orlta >I«reo <
MimIs Usi. rhone HK S-0»1«.
UNION MOTORS
1961 T -B IR D
Onir dri.ea a few nllet. Kully aqulpped..8av« teeeral hundred dollar*.
1D 61 C O U N T R Y S Q U I R E
7«rdor < ttaatenier waion. Cullr
equipped. DIf aavlnft, Onir dMtea
1.190 mile*.----- ------------------------1961 F O R D
W H O L E S A L E -C A R D
.
P A R V a»d CITY .
'i ) I S T R I B U T I N G . I n c -
MO Majn A.ve.,No.— RE 3-62«
$2395
nlle*. Bae thU c
1958 FO R D
M A R IN E S U P P L IE S
AE t-ilM
F U R N IT U R E & A P P L IA N C E S
tn n n r.
s a ,?
^ m iS U K O auiHent dMka.' ypaclal
111.11. Otaaer FuraUura, tOI
thoBe -Btf*»t tUroth.
.NtW M ro an
|l» . with boi tprtBii
and nattrvai. tlM.Vk WaUer* Eeea>
_WB» Heu.a,__________________
KIBE tued refrliiratar, alaetrit »
K r ^ r - ' - —
rTKwTAHU littkb iuroitura aad . . .
aace*. tla4roem ana, dlnattae. wathari,
drren. retrlieralon. ato. H i '
-D>
$2095
.•
1857 MERCURY M onterey 4 Door. Power steering a n d
pow er brakes. TlnCect glass,
w hite waU tires, a u to ia a tIc tri
•
$1395
1957 P L Y M O U T H
W agon
O K c ar thoroughly recondition­
ed, Inside a n d out.
1068
O u r r e p u ta tio n U your giiar*
u t e e of com plete latlsIactloR.
$1495
1857 CADILLAO 4-Door H ard ­
top. All power, including
top. Fully powered, in ­
cluding p o w e r steering,
pow er brakes, power w ln dowi» power seal, a ir con*
dltlonlng and radio—13109
H
THEISEN MOTORS
to n , 8
701 M sln Avenue-East
engine.
1055 DODOB H ton. V>8 en*
glne
1053 OMO M to n . 3 speeds
104S JE E P w ith '62 engine.
U NCOLN-M EROURY'C OM Cr
WILLS
1 95 9 P L Y M O U T H $1395
1 9 5 9 C H E V R O L E T ?1405
Dlacarae * door eedan. • trllnJ.r
tnotar, ovardrlte tranimlitlsB. new
i lona paint. OK warraatr.
.... power etaerln*. power bnkia.
local owner, low mlleaie. I'erfnct
coadltlen.
1959 S T U D E . ■
51295
U rk 4 door a«lan, » cylinder nwlor.
atandard tran»mJ»)on. A real milease atakar. OK warranty.
Air eandllJanlnv, beautiful i
flnlib. .
1956 D 0 D I3 E
?995
Coitom R»ya) 4 door hardtop, New
tecondltloned m o to r , rower/J/te
9wer itaarlBi, power
: i: 2nd A>e. Kottb .
BOB REESE
MOTOR CO. .
RE S-<Ott
Lois and Lots of O ther
Real, Real Clean. Sharp
Cars to Choose From l
NO DOWN PA Y M EN T
o n Approved C redit
- 1 9 3 9 - F Q R D — -------- ? 1 5 9 5 - -1059-MERCORY—M ontcrei'—^
3. door. B cylinder ■
D oor Sedan. Rose OIow.
niecallio with arctlo w hite
lo p ~ tu --'to n e;— I t’s —lu lly 4 door. 0 cylinder
'
equipped, including pow­
e r steering, n e arly new
1959 C H E V .
$1895
w hite wall U res..___^ 2305''
4 door. VS engine
1058 VOLKSWAGEN . . . E x trem ely clean. Local one
1968 R A M B L E R
SJ595
ow ner
..... ...............11185
W agon..'6 cylinder
16BD CHEVROLET
cylinder.
1059 I--------------------
. $1795
ACUU1U)IUN*U...m..................... . .........
dtrt. Toln falli OuilBna ^ llc se .
nenul. kaagna. QraBl Sivdioc. £A t1MI. JeroB.,.___________
T R U C K S A N D T R A IL E R S
1057 M E R C U R Y
feo 5
MonUUIr fordor aeaan............
»r, power
lu<t«ne flBtah. and
- Q U - A - E I T Y ---------
USED CARS
I OLSBUODIIJ: super t t aalaa.
roaer alMrlnf and hrekea. ».
wer power m i . Z.ow aUaaca.
-P IC K U P ^ —
m t ' CIIEVnOLCT H taa,
IIU JHTERNATIOHAL H
» U POt?CB VI, _H
lyA
l i t t FORD H loo* Powan Mlllt»
bed. Qaly ...............
, IH I f OiU) H loa “I M ipaed JIM
—TRUCKS —
JtSf OUO-'S,laa. Loss whaalhaaa
n i l o n e cab a^er. Qeed------«I«H
» H ClIEVnOIXr t (M
1
19M
- S E L E G T - T O P - V A L U E S — ~l»snJO D C irV _irl-Jim .-% rtTjcoj--
IH niock tn d Are! South
Open E>enlnn
Cloied Bundari
KenBf Moon
Nela Coatee
nVhe'r* aiu^m in a4ad their (rleada"
1117 DODGE VI. 2 taa. O aei-tU I*
IHO rORD VI. CaUile, 4 door a*-
-----dan.—Powar—eteerlafi—
haaur, Fordonatle trabanlaalon. only 14.C0C mile* aad Ilka
new. SPECIAL------------ |XXIt
$1395
1958 D E S O T O
Fordor aedan. Radio, beate r. »«wer
aierrlnr. <J»n !<»«» and ai
M O B IL E H O M E S
- FOR Y OTO NEEDS IN
STUDEBAKER
•
P tris. S a lta M i Service
We
Con n i l th e BUI In All T h ie el
C A S SU M OTOR
, COMPANY
Burlir. Idaha . rhos* OR M2«l
D EM ONSTRATOR
Double cab pickup. 700 o ctual
miles
NEW OAR OUARANTEB
m a ualt *aa b»«I by our predKea...............................
and um t.I*
rof aala bow., at i
-YOUREEMOTOR CO.
WIRTHLIN;
r«wer MtMtlBt, «hra aharji.
U e!^ o'a^
1955 C O N V E R T .
FORD VI. overdrUe,' new t
1353 P L y M O U T H 'i 2 9 5
••dan.
fluna *ery lood.
$195
$195
$295
$196
$195
$295
$195
$295
$395
$296
$295
$295
$ 395
$ 595
$ 895
$1295
$ 1 2 9 6 ..
$1695$1995 '
$1196
$ 595
$1796
1958 D O D G E
$ 195
1936 FO R D
-1955 S T U D E . b e d . $ 1 2 9 5 '
$ 696
I960 ST U D E .
1955 F O R D F 3 5 0 . $1195
$1695
1966 F O R D •
^196
1958 F O R D .
honi* plionaa toi •/ler.bw n
s a w
.
S E tiS !
R K>»I1
RB «-ll«7
P h o n e R B 3 -1 0 1 9
- lE Q S rri A w n u fl E a s t
1952 D E S O T O
4 door aedaa.
?95
'
1946 C H E V R O L E T
( door a«dan. Very clean.
$96
’53.STUDE.
------- T B R R I F I C - T R U C K ___
t pauenaer cagpa. Cbamploa. Otct*
irlrt iraninlajJon.
’56 STUDE.
$495
’51 CHRYS.
$295
’56 FORD
$575
4 door Champion. Oterdrl.e, (New
paint ’lob) Excallent tlrea.
4 door, t cylinder aiiflne, eeerdrlre,
iharp bUck and wblta tu.tona.
’56-MERC“^^'“$695"
B A R G A IN S
Cuetom 4 door, Uercematib Olack
and whlt» ui.tona, (Good ceadltlefll
~ 1 9 6 0 'C H E V R O t E r $ 2 9 9 5 I tan. lens «betUiaa* truck, tile' «
motor. 1 ap««d aile, S.StilO tirea.
Only 7MS actual Btlle* and Jiut Ilka
a Btw troth.
1959 F O R D
$2595
t tan truck, the wbtalhaaa hai be*B
------- •----------ahorteaa4
Mle.% fS*'____
ooly tl.oeo Bllea.
1 0 5 8 _ C H E V R O L E T $1495
u (OB. U » t"
Philip. *'
f ‘r t \ r r ‘r i i u * K r K » »
Very claaa.
3 9 5 5 G .J L C .'
.
$ 1 295^
4 whaal driea jle k u ^ ^ l
iire*. T ip abapa.
4 door hardtop. Vower btakaa. pewet
iteetlBi. Top (OBdltlea.
’57 CHEV. —$1095
110, 4 door. V t, »owei«llda.
•’60‘PLYM .
$1695
a d^or. VS. Totfluafin*. Very cleaa.
^59'FIAT------- $795Button WaroB. (Top toiilHoa} Oaly
II,OW aillaa.
— C O M M E R C IA L S —
.*57 f o r d '
..M A G I f i V A L L E Y * S
ilMTORD Tbuaderblrd. Alt power,
autanaUa traBinUaloo. Radio,
beater. Be* aad drlra Ihtt /isa
1958 OLDS,
l« 7 0LD8M0DILE »l. t__door HotldM. All iwwer, radio, heaur.
r^rlteratlon and bydramatle.
Top aoadlUoa. Only ... - etjo e'
"*
7 VOUCBWAOCN 1 door aeda
t i l l FORO Vt. 4 door eailemllna.
lUdIo, baaU r.aad otardrlra.
-------OBly-,:^—
................. M»<19tt FORD, VS. » door e -- ,.......Badlo, baaur, Baal elato. Only
t» 4 CHEVROLET Selalr. 4 doer
aadaa. Radio, heatar and aUndard traaiBilulon. eieellaat cobdltloa. ObIt - ............
fU l
I tU CUEVROLST BtUlr.. . — .
aadaa. HeaUr aad *tandart
iraBamlMloa. Daly ..
tit* MERCURY 4 door ^ B . R»--------die, baaur. orcrdtlY*. tr*»*-.
nlulea. Twla carburetor*, les
T R A dS g
DEALER
?1695-
su p e r 88, boUdoy sedan. lU d lo .
b eater. aulomaUo tiiansm laslon,
•power ftteerlng, J -3 engine, t u tone palQt. « b lt« tldevaU tir e s .
SH A R P ._____
1958BUICK $1395
3.door tedan. R adlo.-beftter. .
automatlo tranamUslon. m otor
completely overhauled, n e w
Ures aodiextra good.
1957 FORD
$995
Station .wagon. Radio, .beater,.
$1095
’60 FORD
$1795
^61 FO RD
$2145
Btylealda (VS) S epeed.
Stylaalda. I eyilnder, 4 a , ^ . .
$350
.
WIRTHLIN:
FORD SALE^
' Lot Phone EA 4-U45
Home Phone RE 3-8189
Ira Brooks; Manager
$895
Century sUtlon wagon. Radio,
heiter. aulomaUo transalsrioa, •
power fteeriaj, power brakea,
tu*tone paint «nd tinted g l t n
for your summer driving: pleoa-.
ure. See thls'onef . " ^ ;—
.‘
$345 .
4-door sedan. Radio, heater, «utomatlo .trm m lM lon.- alm m ^:,
new motor. Run# and looks real
l i l t roNTIAO 2 door .
«»»
t i l l DUICK 1 door hardtop _ _ » lll
- I t t l FOSS 4 doar, . ~
,.tW
1953 PLYM.
$245
Club- coupe: H e a t e r , 'i t a n d i r t tranimUslon, alm ost new t u t s ,
m otor recently oTcrhauIed.
P I C K U P S O lid T R U C K S
IIM WILLYS 1 taa
t»U CUEVnOLXTbeaey'duty K
IH lO O D G B t-tM ...........
JE E P S
ItM iCEP with eak
m i iSEP wltb Mb
t t ^ JEEP with aab
O N .s o u t h L IN C O L N
IN JE R O M E
wna tlTM. E xlm alM .
1955BUICK
1953 MERC.
styleaide, ( cylinder. ( *PMd.
C H E V R O L E T $695
GUEN G. JEN M N S
CHEVROLET -
R IC E c h b v b o l e t :
..
’59 IlEN A ’LT $795
tire*,
.......................................
'n p ihape.
$495
M I- tti e
H it RAUDUSR 4 doar aUtton watM . Radla, haater and »»«rdriM.
Zxeellat Urea, aaly > _ .t l l t t
- Daaphla. 4 door. New aaslsat atai>.
haul A>t eondltloa,
' m 2 C H E V S O L E T W S5
2 toa lp«ck.'2 epawl axle, MlatO
titaa. Uaa rood srala tax.
1 9 5 1 G .M ,C ;
unjilckup, 4
r aood 1 ply tire*.
J tl l nAMDLER VI, Super 4 door
sedan. Weather eya heatar. and
auUnatla traaaailutoa.
T rPO N TIA C -$845-
1 9 6 9 G .M .C .
$2595
i too. Im v irbeeJhaja Inwk. BIr «
cyllader *02 cubic iBcb siatar, X
apeed axle. t4 « x » tire*. Very cleaa.
1952
$295
Imperial 2 door hirdts;. (Eacelltst
coj>dltlon)
—aaM'SBnfliyir
Open E venings U ntil fi p jn .
M onday T tiro u ali P rld a y _
b a r g a in
CENTER
1954 F O R D
?495CuitoRilln* 4 door eedan. Vt motor,
otardciva tranemiMtoo, new * Km«
paint.
E Q U IP M E N T C O M P A N Y
Truck U aa W«»'
•CAR
Full warranty e
1955 M E R C U R Y
?89 5
J4«BlcUIr tudor hardtop. Radio, beat.
*r. t» ”rr et»erJn<. tu.lona /e j aad
uhlta. and whitewall lire*.
1 9 5 2 V IC T O R IA
1 9 5 2 .B U I C K
«aJ» w WadV. “rbin.'C A"j.i'«>i;'K li^
12p2 B U IC K ,
' SO FUUT. one bed^B.. b;aull(u’!
1952 B U IC K
1953 B U IC K
32 roOT TT4W trailer. IM l-fl^e J,
1953 B U IC K
. . ______ ___
boat, (llxrtU iitd.
1953 B U IC K
- I f lf i i L M E R C U R Y
rbona PA * •» « . rn»f.
1953 W A G O N
Si'lllNliKIKLiu Cvnxrttd. head ____
cbnkcd. . bolu alUrad and teoiwi
1953 PL Y M O U T H
mouBtri. Durnt' Oun lioatrlul, ‘ '
I Pelau Spcrilar iSooib.
3 '9 6 y F O R D
UK TIiUSk: mo«l «n>u]rabla t'albcr'a
dar llfu . buntlBi. fUhlnt aad camp1953 C H R Y S L E R
?lt&Bi ” r*» *b » . W«*t Flva reinu
P IC K U P S
dUr«.’“ &J^tif^r»nd**'K«elS?^
alier. ScotU Trailer Halat, » 0
.1 9 5 0 C M C
»«1 » ' ZkL\;TII. all laa. ale«p* :
1954 FO R D
m i Hatbua IS'. I bedroom, eipani
ahla lUlBt room.- Uied 4 tit' tColk
1 9 ,5 6 F O R D
heat. Younfttavn kluben, waeber.
drytr, in b a te dbpoter. lia«* aoud 1 9 5 8 D O D G E '
hurt la uMd I erlati and travel trailer*.
Ke« Uolaa.A(to, ^ altb , ABcelui 'and - '1 9 5 p - I N T E R N ? T L .
Mtihu. 9m CMrearr, yord er x>**<
Haile ValUy Wablla Ilomei, XU <nOn 1 9 5 9 F O R D
ONE Fiber flau nin.«.beut. t»
« a » t^ J ^ |lW M ^ I I fh » a r >0, aoutta
boraepowar motor anil trailer.
. 1 9 5 9 4 .W h c c l D r i v e
s s r . i s . ^ s s ' - " ■“
A U T O S F O R SA L E
1957 R A N C H E R O
1M« OUEVHOLET DelAU. red and wl
1965 C H E V R O L E T
hardtep. Clcaa. IIM, 470 Itarah.
m i a tk v K u L c r i door; ~ vi.~
Urea, nB.n<|n( aeallabla. 1176:
TRUCKS
t-IItt, t l u r 1 y.».
_____
144 tn i Altaet E u (
lO G lIM P A L A
2 door«hnrdlop
1059 CADILLAC flO S p e c ia l. . .
b eaudful (urt)uolse /Inlsh.
Im m aculately clean. Fully
equipped. Including .a 1 r.
conditioning a n d prem ium
w hite wall Ures. Exeeptlonolly low m ileage. ONE
OWNER - ....... - ........ -WBoa
1957 O LD S.
?1495
•'88- convertible. S h a rp
CHEVROLET
-A T --
. B L A I R’S
OLDSMOBILB
T W IN F A L L S . *
.......
ar « »vAi»rji«
ip T f,u ,
quallU. Loierer etfatti aad Kli_. .
PlaBot. Cobs aad Salaer ^baBd In*
$46.50, '
----- --- .If. you have %
GLEN G.. JENKINS
T H E I S E N ’S.
F I N E CARS
HOME O P O K USED CABS
SPORTING G O O DS
B U D ^nd MARK
CAN BUY
POWER MOWER^'
SPAETH
MOTOR CO.,
. ^ . FOR THE
GIGANTIC-SALE
STARTING SOON
PONTIAC - CADILLAC • CMC
601 Main E ast • O pen Evenings
"FLAHOOLICKS”?
YOU BET!
■ -SEE THESE!
1957 C H E V .
W agon •
BOB R E E S E
MOTOR CO.
USED BOATS
NEW SHOWER CABINETS
.
' e A 4-4324 '
JEROME
-O L D S
—LARK
-O M O
ACT N O W
B IG D R IV E -IN " L O T
C L O S E -o trr
- -... DA MS72.
Kl1»r.
AKC' K » iu ) fu tu )
■KS;
IlF. M Ml.
r u iis , «ho I’tklnifM mpplM. Cutltrord kfOBtb. .nabL fboa* C»tl«r«rd
I0S7 CHEVROLCT
RelAIr 4 door waaon. Kull pcwrt,
Iniciixutale In e«erir war.
--------- lOM-CHEVROLOT--------nrlAIr t <lnor iriUn. I»w mllene.
i(rcft<fllra}lr auuftd.
ettoles new ca r trid e -ln s . Every
p n 3
f u T iE in iS ^ c iS S i- rtil« S -p < ip .n o
wMt. cid. n n i r u, hovt m y i t i i
rhon» DA
Tlltr.
BMAOTchlliumm p u p p l^ — -........
fiiont *nd biwkf. I'hont ItE M IM.
-----mit-tth-A »«nu» lUit.
. 1057 MERCURY
1 door hartltop, •titlon waunn, Full
S ? ,» o 'a « « l m'l't..*’'" '*
£ sc h c ar c arefully selected (rom
U L L M A N
'
C O N S T R q C T IO N C O .
P H O N E A N S E L Q U IC K
th e ro o m !
NEW ioOO'LARK .
WAGON, t crllmler.
fi.*m
<uihlun>. pxUlrd •Uih. luck ui< llyhji
PH O TO E Q U IP M E N T
S W IM M IN G P O O L S
l u i a l l Y ourselt w ith n e c e u o r j
equipm ent a n d IH * plyw ood
ildewalls.' A s Low u —
tlSSS '
CoapI«Ulr luuU td It i» \T * i
WATCH' • “
THIS SPACE
C-A-R-L-E-S-O-N-’S
BROWNING
AUTO CG.
RE l-7:02
.
. S E E I T T Q D A Y l 'l l
SPECTACULAR
MINOLTA r«tnm Cmlfllatar.)... »/».M
KODAK Hlld* I'rujKtur ......» Rt.U
KBySTONK K mm Out/ll.......lUB.O}
K mm Mo.1* (-llm. |2 .» with procna
UnCA llU C am na. w ltheu* m .H
«
L liht l u r ----------••......
The CAM ERA C E N T E R
•'C enter of .T own"
J uakc clMBtd. repaired aBd
id. frn laipectioa II>Mar i
--------- >. Uo,d Cra.rn..
etvlTIU TA»K >
and IntUllKL \
E
radio. 0«p1y white wall tires. IjIb
mirrors, etc. Low miles. One
oivnfr.
THIS WEEK ONLY
M .& Y E L E C T R IC
SP E C IA L SER VICES
V
19:» n.VMIII.KIt »iall<m w'a | o n.
S A V E ■$$$!
>n, roit a» d t t ind.rol* Co.. ^ mill
...> CuUtford
______ _______
read. rboat
A
PHONE nB-3-45CQ, EvenlilM
ilein A..». South -
m o re m o n e y , b u t 'w o n e ed
I 'f
S
$500!
1961 CORVAIR 95
I»g STUnKII.VKKIt I.AIIK. t d«or
*' ee<1an. Hfatrr. ovePilrUe. Verv
A N D A P P L IA N C E S
r~8'hoihon. fit. W.
.
BROWNING'S
■yOUREEMOTOR CO.
R E L IANCE C R E D IT _
■■
‘ CORP.
.
n : 2nd Sl>Nt Wnt
■ L IK E N E W
AJJUIAN-.S
llTlnit to
furniiuf*.
Swilfc,
_________ _
nKi’ossK sxm s '• n l bankrupt i
IKUWUOD STAIN. «.»» .......... j r llDlpolnl ......
(or r«nc». b*rni >Dd i«n«(iil «lMRup. button 't ir o , ii»f.
4IJ" <:K pu.h bllHnl
yumllur»,
i.rw.r kmwn ]('* r«|—
Kctarii
>Inlp<.....
M V . 4 burnff
■1> r.fl
■Crl(«r«ior>
...........................
<rm ir. : : fsblc /ooi chrit ........
20 culilc tout chill trm tr, IMO 1
a - i S 's . ;
cubic l»>i ui»Ub( tr«<i>r ullshl Jin
• KfM tcn«l», lOfll KCA. Vltlor "olni
•l«r*e <onio:>, 1'm> ApplUncf. KA
nuhL J I " rotwt, phoBt n s » - « a
Twla K«»».
T-
! I n n o n ' Cotnel DoJi*. Qe.ti
•nilKlna mMhtnlral It Ib' cw<I ....
iikin. Call at 110 Midway Sirtrl.
.....
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i m M.VCOI..V 4
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A U T O S FO R . SA LE
1957' CHEVROLET
.a d iPrln*»M Cor
B E L A IR 4 -D o o r
' •,
AUTOS FOR SALE
FO R SA LE
riretlent. I'hune
I'OIIU I'alrlanr.
'Oy.SKSSKD (rm «n,
/vaf W
A UTOS
A U TO S FO R SA L E
■ ^ WILLS
USED CAR :DEPT.
.
W B H A V S agooisele cU oa
o t commercial u n lu U).
chooM from . From J948 to
IBW m odel#;'H to n to
—.. . to n trucks. .. •-
■
•COMB a n d 8EB Us. w*
may have ,JutC th e m u k
'y o u a re leaking to r ...
■RICE ' ■ V:
CHEVROUET
■WEDNESDAY,^niNE I I , Joji
T IM E S -N E W S , T W IN FA L L S. ID A H O
PAGE TWENTY
p u ^ ' l f I f'd b e s, SoU zor m a y
b« destroyed, to (he ruin*.
Nehru In In d ia aeemz so aoltd
With his people.tha^ ho f ig u r tt i o
ru n th e show so long a s ho lives,
unless w ithin these n e x t y e ars
e re come .explosions which,
WASHIKOTOK, June.l4 (flr- O hlans K al'sh e k ','b o a s^ o f N a­ th
c a n t be gueased'a t.
I f President K ennedy serves two tionalist C hina CD' Form osa,
In France, b e O oulle Is noW
te rm s. he'lL Iodk'U ke a n oldtlm er (81>.
'
In world affairs when be leaves'the -A n M n fo - S a la c a r. -d Je ta tc r— - h ead m an. B u t tiU .peealdeaey.m ay
n o t be too secure, p a rticu la rly if
Portugal. 73 (7S).
W hite House In Ja n u ary , I960.
• I's Prim e M in ister N ehru. th e French, prtb le m With A lgeria
1. A t • « he is n o w a y e a n
P e n c e 's P r « id e n t de OauUe. th e arm y tu rn s on h im .
younger i^ ia n . any of ,10 m ajor
-In ' YugoslavU-Tlto looks pow er?
world leaders.
’ V w ^ v l a ' s . M a ra h ^ Tito,
ful 'e nough to sta y w here b e is.
3. By 1960 m ost-o f them probSo does Franco In S p a in —ao long
ably will be o u t of th e picture.
'^ piiujclsco m n c o , .dic tato r of «s h e lives.
A t_the m ^ e n t lione o f_ th e m
«8-l78).
show s slgiw o P w e ak e n lh g . ‘^ l l . ' T hese next tig h t ye ars will take " It'doesnT 'seem - Ukety A denauer
could stand th e stra in of office
Ucally or physically.
toll In m en a n d n » dou b t make until he's 93. Even If he does,
B u t the three youngest a rc alchange In n a tions.
some terribly tense days lie « h e a d
ready 67, o r 33 years older th a n
K ennedy; R ussia's Prem ier K h ru ­ I n eight year* R e d C h in a prob­ for his country in th e w estvm
shchev. B rita in 's P rim e M inister ably will have nu c lea r bomba. Up struggle w ith Russia over B erlin.
Macmillan and R ed C hlna'a'boss. till now th e Chinese Com m unists, T h e rt's no sigh a nyone Is try in g
la d in g th e power w ith w hich the
Mflo •ne -tu n g .
(a shove K hruaitchev o r M ao T a ­
I f K ennedy a nd these th ree D nIted.S tates p ro tec ts C hlang on tu n g aside. I n th e ir case th e ir
h a n g on till Ja n u ary , 1900. then Porm osa. have llm lt/^ themselves only problem -ln c o ntinuing,to boss
K ennedy w ill be elose to 64. K h ru ­ to nulssnce b om bardm ents of off­ th e show would seem to depend
shchev a n d M acmillan w ill be shore Islahds—no r e a l' d a nger to on their he alth.
ne arin g 75, and the Red Chinese Formosn 110 m iles away.
DONNA MILLEIt
As for B ritain's M acm lllar
B u t once they g e t n u c le a r'd e ­
. . . d a n g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. leader ulU have reached 7S. .
he’s . a busy m an b u t th e - s tr a in
'T h e oldest .w orld' leader now stru c tio n ,'th e p iftu re ln Aala will of office seems to be ahoil.'lng. He
Fred Miller, Jerom e, b i s been
mwmtM
th e J m a e JBuslneu- W est O erm any's C hancellor A den­ change, th e th r e a ts to Formosa teokJ tired.
m en's $300 aeholarshlp. ThU Is auer, a l 83 is 41 years older th a n should become w ore- flercei
D lcU tor S a la za r. P o r t u g a l ,
th e f ln t ye ar this scHolsnblp th e P resident.^B y A m erican Inh a s been presented. McCleery auguraUon d A ^ a n . 30, IfiSO, he’d looked solid In hla Job for so long
as he lived. T h en n a tiv es In the
>
d ru n (« re . T hrlftw ay druntore. be-93.
MILfifER. Ju n e 1 4 -M h i. M a rtin
H ere, In th e descending o rd er of Portuguese, A frican colony of An­
J . T. Stelle a n d son and Dulcher
Boy m a rk e t contributed the (iOO. their years, a re the o th e r six lead­ gola began storm ing fo r freedom, Helnlcke and dau g h ter. R aw lins,
are visiting M r. a n d M rs.
Miss Miller also won th e Ameri­ e rs w ith th e ir p resent age a n d . In killing a s they w e n t a n d being Wyo..
j . E. Neum ann and fam ily.
can Legion auxiliary award and parentheses, their age on th e day kilted.
Joy Lynn M nrtln, W elser. w as a
Angola seems bou nd to blow up
a n aoademlo scbolarshfp to Dolse K ennedy w ould finish -a eecoad
before a nother e ig h t ye ars have guest a t the Edw ard D u tto n hom e.
Ju n io r college. (Staff cngraTlng) term , II th e y 're sUll around;
N ew H ig h w a y Gets Scholarship K e n n e d y W ill B e O ld tm e r
Ile co r d -B r ea k in g T . F. V isit
H e W in s, S ei’Ves S eco n d T erm
E x p e c te d fo r S h rin e C ircus P r o je c t T o ta l
With <lniiKl s
H it s S 7 4 4 ,0 0 0
»ll li
Vftfley S h rin e
p o in t to a r e a . - , ------------.
aklnK cnRSBc*
.. — w e n f - P r tf liiy - ftn il-9 tttu ra sy “ #v
Jaycee park.
S h rin e circus headquftrtcra re'
. porU m ore Umn es b iu lM d i o:
c hildren •*ro K heduled to bi
brou g h t to th e nfiem oon perform'
nnce#' front point* »a lew u Moc-■ icRy. PnJrH eld-M id-K oichuin—Ar
ndditlonM 3 jOOO children In the
Im m ediate Tw in p»lU a re a will nl*
tend, th e m atinees aa Bueau of lociu
, biwlnesa And proleaslonal people,
nnd m ore th a n i . m , crflldren'a
UckeU hove b « n distributed by
th e circus office to ' churchc.i,
schools. SalvftUon Arm y, labor
cam p a n d other groups,*
.
Advance sales of reserved seat
tic k e t s 'a r e running 30 p er,e o n t
higher th a n In previous years, with
m ost of th e best Imx seats already
aold fo r both, evening perform ancea.
.,
T h e h igh pobHe Jnterest m th u
y ear's Sh rin e circus U allrlljutcd
by circus officials to two m ain
Iiictora. first, sinee llierc-w?* "n
c lrc a i in Tw in PnllS'ln lOM.
f people th a n usual are anxious to
( - a tte n d . Jin addition, w ith the Wil­
liam K ay production bringing in a
. . « a l circus band and all new acta,
valley residents seem to welcome
the-chance to View an entirely
show.
R ecent Jmprovement^ nt Jaycee
p a rk will add considerably to the
e njoym ent and comfort of circus
p atrons, sufficien t drinking foun­
ta in s hove been‘ln>talled to h andle
-----irapncfty cro«’cI» wi»i etuc, while
'the complete rcpBlntlng ana
.............2 otU ift.
th e a re a a sparkling appearance.
- W hile reserved seat UckeU are
(vvallable a t Beck's shoe store. 151
M ain avenue south, general a d ­
mission tickets may be purchased
Jrom members of Magic Valley.
Oasis, Wood lUver and Lost Rive
Bhrlne clubs, o r may b e bough
a t th e entrance box office a t Jaycee p a rk on& hour p rio r to each
perform ance. .
BO J8E. J|in e M « W -T h e sta5«
T n g H w iy -d e p « rtm tn t-h a s _ ta ]L c a
u n der advisem ent b i d s to talin g
n i ^ l y W«^OOOJor_sU ro ad p ro jL argest e f th e projects w as
structlo n of a M2-foot concrete
overpass an d approaches a n d s u rfa c ln j th e Job_on sta te h ig h w ay 83
In P ayette county.
A pparent low bidder w as Nell.•n and Miller. Tw in Falls, who
o ffered «DS,7J7. Six bids w erf celved fo r the project.
W Inh a n d company. B u h l, was
ap p aren t low on tw o project*. T h e
B uhl firm entered a..bid of l?5.407
for sealcoatlng 303 miles o f sU te
highw ay 73 a n d U s . ' » In C anyon
a n d Owyhee counties. T h e com­
pany entered a *32,634 o ffer for
seal coating. 33.9 mites o f sta te
h ig h w a y 'is; 63 a n d S3A In Ada.
Boise an d Oem. counties.
O fle tlttg f th e ap p aren t Jew lor
sealcoatlng approxim ately 23 miles
of U. S. 3QS, M alU n o r th an d
south. In Cassia county was
Holmes C onstruction com pany,
H eyburn. w ith a b id ' of $37,350.
Five bids were received.
ly rich
Peru Is enormously
n c n In
in m et«als—gold, silver, copper. Iro n , sine
a n d lead.
Cruelt;? Charged
In Divorce Case
U n . ^ e l l e K n ig h t lUed lu lt
fo r dlrorca from Sugeno L . K night
T ^ e ad a r tn district c o u rt. She
e h arses extreme m ental cruelty.
. M a rrie d Jun e e. 1M7,' a t Slko
N er., th e y have th ree children. She
asks custody of th e children, >100
m onthly support for th em , eoulty
in tb e tr hom e « t Filer, ijotuehoM
an d k itc h en furniture, attorney
fees a n d re<iue3tj K nlffht be r e ­
quired to pay a ll outstanding
m un ltr-b llls.
. K n tm e r and 'Walker, Tw in T^lls
Jaw Ilrm . re p m e n ta M ra. K night.
T h e a ir force wilt offer 100 com.
mlAslons to fem ale college gradu.
ates d u rin g -th e 10C3 fiscal ye.-,,
announces S /^gL H. o . P c r « u ‘
local a ir force recruiter.
~'T h'e''cbm m lsslona'w lll'be'aw a?rtr
ed thro u g h th e a ir force ofltrtr
tralnlag..flchooi_prg6rninL a-bcrat,.
<)uallfied college grad u a tes a - r
commissioned a s second lleutcn.
a n ts upon-com pletion o f a thrt(.*
m o n th course. ‘
D etailed Inform ation concernlnr '
th e o fflcC T -lraln ln g .sch o o L pfo--:.
gflfm m ay be obtained throu'S
the T w in F alls a ir force recniii;r,.
office or by phoning R E d u o J
x m d i
R
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ALMO. Ju n e 14 —/M rs. Jc.inf:>
Rooker, Modesto, Calif.. Is visnir.
her son-in-law and 'd a u g h te r, m '
and M rs. E lt« n Durfee.
•Mrs, Collin W addups' and
lly. B righam City, IJtnli. nre «t..
Itlng M rs, W addup's m o th e r. Mu
H. E. K ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo P a rk liu o ii A-d
fam ily visited relatives la Arco rii'.A
RlBby la st week,
M rs. Floyd K night
In
visiting he r nicce. Mrs. Ja c k T n;r..
blay, a n d children from Eoi.ion,
Mass.. and o th e r relatives.
K
S
Famous Brand
SPORT SHIRTS
•youll Find a T ruly W onderful Selection of a ll
types of Sport SlilrU a t R oper'sl Short Sleeves W oven Fabrics - K n it Sport S h irts . . . by th e
natio n 's finest m a k en .
From Mexloo. th e A «sllara ar«
recognised aa tops In th e a r t of
balance on (b e d lfflesU b e ad held h ig h p erc h pole. T hey m ay
be seen In th e W illiam K ay p ro ­
duction of Maglo V alley S b rin a
circus to .b e h e ld a t Tw in FalU
F rid ay a n d S a tu rd ay . (Btaff en craTlng)_________
Farm Group Will
-Explain-Purptise
m eeting a t 8;30 p in . FVlday In
.he A m erican Legion h a ll to heor
th s purpose p f .th e N ational F a n n ­
e rs o rg an izatio n explained.
C h arles W o jd k , P a u l, aaslatant
n a tio n al o rg an izatio n al director,
rep o rts.tm its h a v e b een c h t '
L A N C E R --------------- 1------------ 5 . 0 0 to 7 . 9 5
A R R O W -------------------------------4 . 0 0 to 7 . 9 S
MeGREGOR .. 4 . 0 0 to 6 . 9 5
STRADIVARI .
- 6 . 9 S t« 1 0 . 9 5
8EDOEF1E
LANIER .
MONTICELLO...... ....... 1______ 2 . M to 3 . 9 ^ ^
P U R irA X .S N irH ,_____ :— 3 . 0 0 - t « - 1 0 , 9 5 ARROW K N IT S .........................4 . Q 0 to 5 . 9 5
JA N T ZE N jK N lT S----------- -- 2 . 9 5 to 5 . 0 0
FATHER'S DAY
A wonderful
o f fine.
sh o rt sleeve sp o rt shirts by the
be st-know n C alifornia' m a n u fa c ­
tu rer of sportswearl S tn art collars,
skillfully tailored.
REGULARLV SOLD AT 15.001
Fothflr'i Day S pecial 3 .6 9 each
o r 2 Shirt* fo r 7 .0 0
A rrow Dress S h irts
L O W E S T
C A R P E T
P R IC E S !
A rro w sh o rt sleeve’styles w ith bi-way collars, in fin e SDC
co tto n broodcloth, m esh weoves, o ir-m ole w eaves, o r
docron-TOMons ........ ............................ 4 . 2 5
5 .0 0
A rrow W h ip an d H itt, wosh 'n wear co tto n s .convertible
cu ffs, oil. s i i e s .......................... ............... ....... ........... 4 i 5 0
A rrow SDC Spin-D ry C otton, Belfast fa b ric, t h e finest
w ash on d w e o r .....................
............... ..............5 . 9 5
A rrow D ecton, d a c ro n an d cotton, p e rm anently w a sh a n d
w ear, w hites a n d colors ,.............................................G i 9 5
BUY HIS FATHER'S DAY GIFT k
WHERE HE'D BUY IT HiMSELF!
. . . » - t ’A V A H E R T IEB - from our caretul'ly chosen
c ollection of today's m ost-w anted colors a n d
p a tte r n s ........................... J . . . : ..........1 . 5 0 - 2 . 5 0
T E X TA N BELTS — T r e a t Dad to trim styllnir fro m our
fin e collection of lu xury leather b e lts _______ fro m 1 , 5 0
SW a N K JE W EL R Y ' — Gold or silver, p la in o r w ith aemU
precious s to n e s ....................................................... fro m 1 . 5 0
J I F F IE S — W ashable allppttf. H ave-D ad w alklna o n a lt
___w ith , th e ulU m ate in comfort.
__________ 2 , 9 8 .
CASUAL JA CK ETS ~ D ress up D ad's leisure w ith o u r (Ine'y de tailed Jackets. M a ch ln i washable
4 . 9 8 to 1 8 . 9 5
PA JA M A S D ad’s sleeping ease Is assured In th e se handsom ely tailored P J ’s of sm ooth
- c o tto n broadcloth
--- -------------------- r i....:........... ........ ;--------------------X 9 S - t o . 7 . 9 5
E S q u i R E SOCKS AND CAMP SOCKS t h a t b o o st com fort, long wear, w ashablllty.
P r e fe n rd colors sH d paitcfTis '____________ _________ ________ - ~ .J t .0 0 ^ 2 . 0 0
_ O T « E R FIN E BOCKS
_________________________________ ™— _ . 6 9 * » n d - 7 9 6 L E A T liE R -G IF T S combine beauty a n d utU lty. 'W allets.'m
a n d key rlnea superbly crafted of rich , supple leath e rs ...
a very p e rso n a l to u th . O ne g ift D ad n ever b a a too
---------------------------------- -------- ^--------- 3 5 t t o 1 . 0 0
FREE GIFT W RAPPING
T W IN F A U S
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Modesto Womans
Visiting in Alitio
BUY HIS FATHER'S DAY-GIFT-WHERE JHEjyjQ.ULD_BU_Y_ltHIMSEJ.F_. .-.-A T -
GIFTS
Tfiat Are
James E. Burton
Honored at Bites
8PRINODALB, June 14-IM neral services for Joseph E. Burton
were he ld Monday In th e Joseph
Paype M emorial chapel with the
Rev. Z dw ard & Olxon, Methodist
■pastor, offlelaUn^.
Claud Bcw m an u a r
bers im d Mrs. Estella ItellH s and
Mra. D orothy Cox sanic a duet.
- AecompanlsU were D oris Bruns
a n d L uella K ello n . *nie obituary
w as Klven by a O. Baker.
Pallbearers were Lowell SU^Utig,
Jam ea Sronson, Elden Tanner,
H en i7 B ortz, WUUam B nieseh and
Jesse T racy. Flowers w ere cared
lo r by R u th Rebelcah
bers. H az el 8chw»egler, Lucille
AndervoD, M argaret McLean, CreolA Core, N ina KlDK. I d a Ander— »onr-Verd»-And>rson, M o rth a .E s .
te s a n d H ala LtndquUt.
Oravealde le rrlc tsw e re conduct­
ed a t th e Pleasant View cemetery
w here FnuicU M. C arter dedicated
th e STAve.
Visits in Milner
G onuni^siens f o r
W om en P la n n e d
RUPERT
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