P R IC E 5 CENTS
T W IN F A L L S , ID A H O , W EDN'^s’ D A y . A P R I L 27. 19G0
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Buhl Driver, 43, U .S . S p a c e /'' M o st K orea R io te rs Q u ie t
Gets Five Years
A fte r R hee’s R e sig n a tio n ;
On Tipsy Count C r a f t
Is O rd e re d A c tin g C h ie f Takes Over
C n rn id
Slaiilov.
Hiihl, \v;is sPiUfiicoil to n o t more
IlK in fiv e voiirs in lh.‘ Mliil.* i)cnitc!iliiir\' T up^iiiiy afte r­
noon w iion )ii‘ aiiiiuared befDri* D istric t .I ik I k c Charles
W A S H IN G T O N , A
Si-'ijTKin fo r violatim i tif imrolu fo r liriiiik . (iriviii;:, ropoal
Stanley apijOinvil in c lc v n ilh (iislri'ct co urt bc-fore a K()-alicaii toda v oii n
.y-Oftfy a m a n aro
.lu d p ' Si'OKjrin o f tlie fourth ju dicia l dis lric t, w ith coun­
sel, iiiij;li leaker.
was the -judffo w h o placcil him down ;rrnc(*fiil!y
ill January, 1050, a fte r .Iiidt'os Shcrm ati .•<!ii|i, duhheri D y iiu S
Hcllw ood an d Thecn.ii W.ird
.d is tiiia lific d the i.solves.
il 127 (U P D — Tlic a ir forte ordered
k'iuKcd f«pacc Kliiior liia t eventually
id the world in DO ininiite.s a n d .set
1 the C uliforn iu desert. The sjiace
,r. will he hoo.sted into o rh it by a
, T itan in lcrcoiitincntal ballis­
tic nii.Ksile. Unlike the P r o j­
ect iMerciiry a stron au t proKrani. Dyna Soar'.s p ilo t will
laiiil III n ciitiv'pnttuiiiil nli-bn?r.
Mrreur>’ [illol.i Rill return lo Enrlh
Iti ciipsulcs iliuifrllin: trom p.irn-
New YorkWelcomes De Gaulle
S K O l’ L. A p r il 27 ( U P I ) — Fresh (icinon.-*tratiims denianiliu>r a (jiiick cleanup o f the old reKiuu'broke o u t In scat­
tered towns across K orea toniK lit despite I’residenl SynKm iin Hliee's resignation. Foreijrii M iuister H u h C h un ?
took over t h e shntlere d Koveriiment as nctiuK ]u-e.xident a ml ]iromiseiI p ro m p t elections. It was enoujfh lo send homc
most o f th e bui;e moh.s w liic li lforceti Khoe out of office. B u t demonstration.-? look place in Pohanj;. CltuuKmii, Kim■liow and a fe w otficr .small towns as n final Knsp o f hntriMi. Most of the n iiR cr o f toniRlit'.s demonstrators wan di----------------- rcctod against haled local!
officials
Rhee’s
Liberal
burned
8AI.T UKK CITV, April 27 (.TN-Ilrlllan'i Ihrre croM-pounti
re In Ihe mldit of ihe Oreal Halt Ijke desert today, <
there wo
.e»l nf here.
Wins U.S. Award
•llie n
miiklMK
of Nepal.
Seoul bccnaip he rrlilcirpil s
In li
tjulckly
WA.SIIISfiTON, April « UTI'—Federal Juilse F. Uleklnion LelU
udcnti by rcojirnUii.
primary .irhools inmnrrow. Seoul di>i|uallffcil lilmnelf (oday from pre^iflnc over a <r(at of Teamilera
illesp.i Wdny nnd IUkIi ;.clic«Is Prrtldenl Jarne* It. liaffa bul hli replacement Immediately tumeii
dnirn.a move far further poitponement of (lie ease. JudKe Jo*eph R.
1 Monday.
Huh, Cl. promLied new elections Jark»on. a retired member of Ihe court of coitomi and patcnl appeals,
Ithln thrc? monlli.'s. nppuiiled la took over for I.etls. llitened (o arcumenU on behalf ef Iloffa Ihat the
—
Prr.ildenl Klsenhower nol to can. Irlal be deliyed; then-mled: -'Motlon denied."...................
-1 his scheduled vl.^ll to South
L •nicvliiy Stntilry ndniK
ioreA, promi.ied a tenl con.'-tliuUonnt
Inker days ire over nnd called for
•llh Waihlnttton.
ilaier II
snid maruol law
remain hi elfccl for a will
use Ilhre's haled police wlio»hot
Id killed more Uinn lIJO den
W A SH IN G T O N . A p ril 27 (/P)— Pre.sidcnt Eiaciihowcr,
.1 mid four lor piloted flliihi
MlliiR students la ihp past i
TO ‘'jKittefli'.M now" to malntniii II a wiilc-ranRiiiK newK conferencc. warned N ik ita KhriiahIti (hr rii:.l iiiannnl Ir.K, (t
Rllder will be hurird nloft fru
drr. Most of (hem fled Ihc
diev today a«ainKt u ltim a tu m s , aiul pictured ouHtcd Presi­
Cape Ciinaveriil, Fin., nnd flv i
post.1.
DONALD LKK J lo m iA N
Mib.orbliAl «i>crd-i <if nboul 15,000
Tlie national ns.iembl^eets ti dent SynKinaii llhee, Korea, as a Rreat p a trio t w ho lapsed
. . . who haa won a Charles
nille.i nn hour, l.iler. Uie ulr fnrc r. KcKerlnc foundation merll mornw- to consider Rhec's re.ilxm into mistakes in hi-‘< old hkc. In cffcct, E isenhow er caution*
«ald. the Itlldrr Mil be boosted Inli Kbolarshlp In naUouvlde compe­
il 11 appeared the end of tl ed Soviet Prem ier K h nish cliev tlia t threats fxbout Berlin
orbit, clrclli
tition. lie Is the »on of the Kev. political trail for Korea'* as-yen: conid wrcck the M ay s u m m it conference in P a ris before
:illrs nu hour.
and Mrs. Donald Leroy Hoff, old •'Georce Washlncton" would bi it (icts started. T he i’ residenl said he w ill never ro to any
t plaai cnll for the r
.\homelul o ■
. Noi n voice
man. 119 S<!i?enlh avenue east,
ni; Him JoUiuon wa:
confercnce u n d e r tlic threat
ilsed li
and a Twin Kalli hl{h school
viird Twin I'iilb Iti iti
of un ultim atum '.
Is own Llbrral party dP.M
sludtnt. (Starr encravlns)
iiiirr mill Vlnt!^t iniidi
Tills was hlA reply to Khnuh*
i the end ond may never acaln t
:hev’s rcccnt dcclnmtlon Uiat the
viewed n.< t
niHjor pollUcAl factor.
!,i lu'lni: 5iHd in ilii
4'e.ili'rn alllc.i will forlelt rights
Ithi-p h'uvM behind n C5-ycs
of
theMr.v
nly )»tl u Ilrii of il.WK) buiiU
)f UCCC.U to divided Berlin If the
i;hi lor Korean indepenil
coiiimaud. The ulr fcire*
pcniliii:
jiiic o( a bluud iilcoliol
Sovlcl Union sintui a oeparaie
record of 12 years of nulocrallc
ly.wlien the flr.st nmnncil
.. Uonil wn» * a by ■i^vlll J-bIIj
peace treaty wllh East Oermany.
lie over Uie niitlon which flnnlly
2Uld be nltenipled, bui
J ii-'Uco of llie I'cnco TluWrl.E,'
• '
:pre*scd confldcnco
other f,ource.i Indicated a mbccame free In 1D«. '
I’cnce.
however. Ihilt Kliniahchcr i|
il
.fllRht
mlRhl
tnke
plAce
by
Rhee
bcRan
hLs
tlchl
for
Korear
Prciddent CItarItt De< Gaolle, rranec, tUndf >nd wavei from
ThB dr]vr.-'» !lccn.-,p of Calvin C.
BOISE. April 27 W» — Idaho
« UiInK* too far.,
September.
IBM.
Indepejidencp as a youth. And H nRtlcullure lait lo the weaUicr last
PcrKlnji. 10. Hazcllon. mm mu- lead car of molorcadc as he rldM up tower Broadiray In New York
in
Korea,
Ef^nhower was at
Uoelnc
wn.1
nnmed
conii
v
.a
.n
the
youth
of
the
iinllon
whlcl
pcndcd f‘ir CO duys Tutidny by aty , recelvlnc k IradlUonal New Y«itk welcame. French and U. 8. for iho iLcrvlceM manned
week, the U, 8. aRrlcullure depann» to say Ui<; Unlled SUlcs had
Donald Lee Hoffman, son of ihi brouRht him down with a nation. mtni and weather bureau reported ... pari In Inclllns the anU-Ilhca
•IVlii FnlLi Police Judse J. O. (lac> ny rram bulldlne In biekcround. Teday the Freneh leader pronram ta.il Nov.. 8. Since
rrles of rlols and' demon- lodoy.
:ev, and Mm. Donald Leroy Hoff. inimphrey after Uio youlli pleaded new (o Ran Frsneliro. (AP wlrtpbotoj
rlota which Jed to the r&Ugnatlon
the
air
force
niidili»lnduatry
huve
straUon*
thal
became
eventually
Blan,'#tiffa Twln-rtlU high school
' RUllty of spcedlns 3i m llu on hou~
In Uielr Joint bulleUn. it
det)B(ed Uie tiierlU of wlnstd sNd- senior, has wcm a Charles r . Kellarmed rebellion a^alnsi tin noted Ihat cold wealher accom- or the U-year-old Republls of
in A 3S*mile Mne.
Korea president.
!
-rs versus ballistic ahapes like thar
scholorshlp jovemment
Judge Pumphrey also iiupendc
l>anled by winds In south Idaho At for his own role, Elsenhower
if Ihe Mercury space capsule. TO. In nationwide competition.
Rhee was noc Roln; before tli( :tarded veRetallve crowth while lold a news conference, ihe only
the Ilccnso of rranlt A. Norris, r
day'.s
announcement
meant
the
aii
Hoffman
plan.i
route 1, Kimberly. Jor 60 dny* fo
..ailonni assembly to hear the fUinl ..Mt rendered variable damaRo t thins lie did was to tell Rhee (hat
force
had
atuck
to
the
slider
con­
learcti
chemistry
(peedlnc 33 mllH an hour In .
blows fall. Instead ha wan moving fnJlt and other tender crops Ii. apparently there had been Ixregu*
cept for ltd purpose.i.
n chemistry at the University of
ihwest and aoulheentral larlUes In Uie Korean elections,
35-mllo zone.
sadness from the hillside
jlr force »nld IIa review had OrcRon. Tlie awftrd. whieh - - ntlal mansion—the target o
David Allen E.<itc.i, 20. 3:3 Poiirtli
and that the slluallon which led to
there was sufficient tech­ have a value of $1,SOO a year,
.. father ln_the.nor.lhAnd *3
dent rloters-back Into hi*
this should tM corrccted.
T
w
in
Fall.s
co
un
tv
notched
it.s
fifth
h
is
h
w
a
y
in
ju
r
y
nical
dnu
now
avallnble
“to
perNational
Merit
acholarshlp.
co^Lt by JuclKe Pumiihr
slowed fieldwork.
•
home. Peor DIo.\v>m man.-iloi
Elsenhower anid ho deplores the
‘
Hoffman
Is
ncUve
in
matlcal
or*
nclunl
dealsn
of
Ihe
Dynn
t.pcedlnn 34 inllc.i Krv Jiour In
iccident .since S a tu rd a y afternoon about .T::iO,n.ni. WcilThere was no shoutlnff In the The buIIeUn also said that
resort to violence in Korea—vlo<
;anlutlons
such
as
church
choir,
Rllder
Immcdlntely."
mile zone. All three (Irlvrrn
naUon and no exhuberance. Just slderable army worm Infej^taUon . .. 'hlch brought the Rhee ad*
lesday w hen two perHon.s were injiircd on a curve north
fain Fnll.i symphony orche.ilra quiet acceptance. Mosi of the pco> as belns reported In some
cltrd by city pollct^ on M.ilt
ministration to collapse.
if Roberson a« a ca r .sped out o f control an d .■struck a
md high school orche.ilm, and ' pie who roamed the streeLi of f loulhern Jdnlio.
luie norlli. Twlii Fnll.v
Elsenhower spoke of the 83>
telephone pole. In ju r e d in the accident were D c lm a r W.
, member of iho school debai
In Mulhwesl Idaho, farmi
and ither South Korci
Jftcklft 1.. Pcl.T»oti, 17, ro
ycar-old Korean leader ns a great
tenm and naUonal honor soclciy.
iwer elevations were repIanilnK man. a tremendous patriot, and
eonlcnt now, confide
nicr. wax Iliird 115 iind co.si ....._,.IorKcnsen, :i7, Pocatello, liriver of the 10r>;i C adillac , and
Is church work7fncKide.i "belnj
reuikcr fucar beets which were killed by the father of hla country.
the
Ms drlvrr's llcclu^e wn.-. Mnp ■ndedjMr.s. R u th
.’58, Pocatello, a passenRcr. .JorKcn.scn
int
Chrl.illan
church
Junior
deafrost,
complcllng
plnnllnR
of
spring
cabinet Huh is formlnti would r1'
ror f,0 tlny.i 'l-uMday by JuM ‘^‘^"'jwa.s taken-to Miiijric Valley Memorial h o sp ital w ith frac'
But as Rhee has grown cider,
. in, youth nroup prc.ildent nnd them democracy al Iasi.
Rralns. planting onions ond pota*“‘'];tiired riiw and.4irui.sert and
.ilate youth officer. Hoffman's hob- Huh. like lUiee, lived for many )u. and preparing seedbeds loi the President said, some mistakes
have been made.
blrs Include music, scientific pi ' years nbrond—mojl of ihcm In the irn- and olher late crops,
uns'Mr.s. Itobbin.s was adm itted
his announced Intention
■"I.
readluR,
plnylnR
ches.i
i
United StAle.<t-leadlnR the fiRhl some sweet com for proce.-«ln} lo visli Korea next June, Eiscn-lied bv Stnlc Pnlrolmnti B: iy O .[t()tiie h o sp ital.w ith m ultiple
'WASHINGTON, April 21 im ~A
•kliiK with electric Imlw .
Hnril'lnc on Addison nvcniie
as planted. Al higher clevaUons
•In Independence from Ji
sald he plans at Uils Umo"
itionrt. llo.spittil attendselected for the all-Northwest Seoul city omeln!.\w-ho know
bllllon-doIlAr DemocrAUc liouslni;
seedbed preparations nnd planting to so ahead wlUi the visit.
bill lodny survived ll.s flrsl housi luile fesi
s flrsi In Uie call him "Incorruptible and
W cdnes.liiy
ta ll,
spring grains made fair progrtu Al hli first new conference la
te.1t. Bui ncpubllcan.1 served notlci
isic contc:
■falily rood”
last week. Frost dnmag*
plelely hont-it."
month. Elsenhower dealt also
Miruery
Uiey will Attempt to scuUle It will
Tlie Charle.i F. KetterlnR foun.
tis, Uobbliu iindcrwi
been fully determined.
Tliey de.wlbe him a.i more
Ith Uiese other matters:
iirly Wcdnc.id;
rnlnif lor
atlon, sponsor of the scholar inip.
‘
idvLr^r and orsanlier thai
Nikon—Elsenhower aald he ex­
r.-viloii repair.
The adnilntitraUon-opposcd bill as founded In 1027, at Dayloi
a color
pects It will not be necessary lor
(C»lln.K) .n r « (. 1>. C.lu.n
JorKcnji-ii mid Mm. HobblnJ I/icnl polltlca continued I
.'ould pump one billion doth
9 noled lor
Vice President Richard M. Nlxos
ere the lOlh nml llili pcrKOiii tc Tllc^dlly M (he cluilrman
of (he trciciury lostlmulAte homc10 lake over for him and reptebe tnkni to the htupUal by tihrr- rountyVDcmocrntic ccntr
bulldlnc. BAckers won 1
(he United States at part of
for Irentnicnl »lnce nitlee Lwiied a reply -lo GOP ^klmiLih when Ihe liou.ie voted 314
the summit meeUng.
ijAtnrduy nfternnon. Six of the cIurRM ihiit Uie Democrnt.\'
0 ISB to coiwldcr Uie mea-sure.
Labor manaRement—Elsenhower
person.v IncIudltiB the iwo admit- I couiily c.-»nclldnt«.i Is "predoinln- Democradc *uppor(en said tin
•as asked why Uie public would
.rly WednMday mornlnic, nlly a rubber ainmp machine far 'cnierRency” blli wa.^ needed K
not be represented at a laborApproxlnmleU' 50 Inw cnlorcfIn the hospllAl {ur trent- tie Uwytr who
;ombul A dip In hou.'ilnfc conAtrucmanARement conference whicli Is
BOISE. April 27 nT&-The secre.
.irty."
Br The AMoclaled Preat" ■
nipni ofricpr.i from MbkIc Vnllry
Ion which, they s-ild. could lead t(
Iflry of the Idaho Society of ProPrimary rcsull* inllaled the Dor'S:. April 27 (17»—The negll- being arranged at hla suggeslion.
cnnclildcd cln.'je.s In Ihc IVln Fnll.i
rclPA.ied in economic recp.ulon.
wn.^ the Aecond Injury iccl-; Tlie Democra
fe.ulonal EnRlnccrs denied today prtildenlial hopes today of Sen, genl homicide convlctlonof Lorei. 11 already has been announced
nty hftll Wednr,«liiy iiflcrnnnn In drnl on n ciin>'e outJUde of nocci
le RlKni
But nepubllcsiis and some eon- his crRAnlsftUon had endor«d i
D, Anderson, Ruperl, was upheld Uiat reprcsenUiUves of labor and
John
F.
Kennedy,
MaA.iaehusell*,
lure
of
Unyd
J
.
Walker,
Twin
Palls
ted
there
son Bliiee Snturdny nlKht. Walti
conlrovetxlal aland of ihe Ktati and Vico President Richard M. today by (he Jdalio supreme court. business will sit In «.t (he session.
allorney and chalrmnn of the cc
Dyer,«. 33,, Silver Pealt. Ne
no •'emtntency." Tliey
board of examlncni.
Anderson had been found guilty Elsenhower aald he believes th«
Nlxc
tr»l eoinmltwe, strikes directly
irrcd n badly mnnRled
nouneed the bill ax a "fiscally Irby a Minidoka counly Jury In the public will be represented. He adledy, who ha.i
ral har
A member of (he Republican pa re.'poaslble . . . budRet-bustlnB . . . Shermnn WeURerbcr anld tin
tiid that latrr had lo l>
board of directoro. at a Twin Falls ;nmpalRnlnR rivals for the Demo- dcaUi of Allene Kraft, a passenger ed that he has asked three repty's
public
Information
conimltt<
jpiilittcd when lilx cnr rollrd
pork barrel . . . Iiandout."
metilnR la.U week-end, uiianl- :rnUo nomination, outpolled them In Anderson's car when 11 swerved ^3cnt^ltlvcs of labor and three of
iiid C'
nnducl. / :fonlrol -viiilh of RoKcr.-.on
L. jAine.i Koutnlk, by snylni; tli
Rep, Clarcnce J. Brown. R., O..
lanagcment lo determine who
laiifucu
Koutnik nnd the Rcpubllcnn pni . nnd hoiue Republlciui.Whlp Leslie moaily rfjected proposed endorse­ all with orerwhelmlnu write-in Into Uie path of anoUier vehlcli should be on Uie conference comlight of Jan, 30, 1058.
on problemx of pravi
"cerlsliily nppcAr lo bo running C. Arend.1. Illlnols./annotjnced in ment of the examiners' denial o' lotaLi Tuesday In the Pennnylvanli "
Dcpui: ' Shei ff Cluri-iu
payment on a highway conlract l( nd Massachusetts prlmarle*.
ftppeallng to the supremi
f!c c.TNcs by n«)ljtrL n . w . iiRiif
acnrtd."
nee Uiat If the measure passed ero Service corporaUon.
,ho ln\ iKatcd the
ITdS)
Nixon, who has no announced courl, Anderson asserted that hi
ren. Tttln FalU county i\
.\
nI.'>i .i i
Wiilker'*
st.itemenl
conllmies.
lUn fln l tesl. an anll-seitreKatlon Yeslerxlny. ScereUry of Stall
Rlali police
Accideni
had been accused of more that
vnl for the Republican
pro;.«cutln(r nttonu-y. ■I'rnfllc fUii
•Tlie .ilAttmenl rcleasetl by Koul
;ndment would be offered.
the JorKer
eporl
Arnold Wllllnm.<i relen.ied a leltci tion, rolled up Imprcislve totals
e offense and Ihat Judge Sherv.erp Ahoan before ihe lunch n
lulh on hlichu,-t,y fl3 I
which he aald ho h.->d reque.it«
m J. Bellwood did nol ri'cognlM
il burled Uie hopes of ihav; w-hc
f'nIU
led to negotiate a
Irmn Blanton. Tlic leUer purport­
grant his plea for clemenc;
ntcd
to
sec
outbursts
of
senllTralnlnR-films opcurd Ihe nl
thnt
iths of ft mile north of IlORcr
edly supported the ^Uvnd of W il­
■
nl
for
Gov.
Nelson
A.
RockcIn
a imanlmou.1 opinion by Jus­ BOISE, April 27 (LTB-A llxUl
rrnoon ae^^lon ntld uere lollowrt
headline
fall ftlll
end,
liam* and Attorney General Frank
ler. New York.
tice E. B, Smith, Uie supreme courl district courl order requiring the
by A tftllc by Tu'ln Fall.i Pnlrolmau
Demos sweep Twin PnlLn
Dcn.ion. (lie iwo Democrats on the
ilE.it
»
ld
the
CAr
flld
10
1
fret
:-room school at Atomic 'CHy“
died
numerous cases In which the
Wr.\ley Dolib.i on .-(carcli am
•Prom Uie tone of
lid the curve and stn
'TEHRAN. Iran. April 27 CTI - three-member cxamlnlnR board,
reopened was affirmed unniicrime chsmed Included other ofM^lr.ure. La.il Itrm oh (he sclioo
rclta.ied by Koutnik and hLi Broup Panlc-Blxicken rwldenU SRaln fled look resardlns the aero sei
teiues as the manner or mcAna o; Imously today, by the Idaho suproffram was n panel dl.vru.ulon ephone (wle. ihrn tiimec
11 would tppenr that they
contract.
haltered
city
of
Lar
yesierduy
lui
rUihl
side,
He
wild
l
:he
commission
of
the
crime.
reme
courl.
*'
u
:
a
g
u
e
AMERICAN
with StA(e Police Llcut. Clark
much Uie Anme Idea regnrdlns
new quakes «hlch top­
OOl 000 MO-3 7 1 Tlie court aUo held Uiat Ander­ Eleven Alomie City resldtnls
ItAnd 0.S moderator. A. H, Pcrkltu lie car was lorn loo.ie n l (he froiil hcndllncs In November." Walker pledrscnpo
wenkened bulldlnps and added
New York....... 000 300 100-4 5 1 son's plea of clemency was consid­ had petitioned Uie district court
Dr.i,ic. 4upcrlntendcnl of Uic *tau nd both doors were ripped fi
•'Such redlculoai per-'
more dead to (he e.iUmated toll
......
for. a writ of. mandate, requiring .
Knal,
Ramo*
(81
and/Baltey
ered
by
the
Judge
who
reduced
the
police.. Twin F^ll.1 Polite OhlH :i6 car's body. .
sonirattirts'will not be welcomed if « » .
Fotd; Durcn <8) Kipp (0) and sentence imposed lo four month: reopening of Uie school after It
llotvprd Olllrlte nnd Shrrirf JAmri Telephone Ilne.i were torp fi
by the votrrji of Twin Palls county
Per.ions causlit In the latej
:losed 'by trustees of Snake
Today's Tim es-N ow s
In Jail and a fine of UOO. 'Htc couri
H. Benham iiartlclpnled m pnntl the |>oIe and the Idnho Power iltliouKh Uicy make n splendid qunkes de.v:rlbfd them as heavy.
Khool district No. 52 In
Mlncher, Wo.iJilnRlon said Anderson could have receiv­
company reported the pole will bn uusiitutf for lhc humor found tn
membera. Perkins closed the
rate 1 — Korea quiet alter
They K.ild the eenler of the city
: Skowron. New York ed tlie maximum sentence of om Blnithnm county.
^placed. The pole c.irrles both Uonsld Duck.
rrrcnce WedncidAy iiflfriioon
Rhee rulsnn as president.
50 mllM south of Tehran was '
The
trustees hod voted In April,
year
and
a
fine
of
Jl.OOO
for
iht
;
Lemon,
WashlnRton
3wer
nnd
telephone
Ilne.i,.bill
Uie
Space craft plans beUiR made
Tlie Achool Instructed offlcc
•Tlie llepubllcAu party-will at- ruins as a rciult of Sunday* ti
s
cImc the school. .
offewe.
swer
llne.s
were
not
daniaced.
(he lnte.ll lechnlriiic.i In (rafllc
crlnc nuaktJ and (he ahockj by U. S.. serious auto crashes
tempt. lliroURh lu r.elf-uppolntcd
continue In ihls area. President
control, hDndlliis nccldent^ and Telephone company and power
have lollowrd.
I wera worklns a i the scene
Elsenhower w a r n * RiiMlan.i
ciher developmenly In law
Wedne.iday
momlne.
acaln. Buhl driver senl lo state
forcemcnt work. Attendance
YInsst tnld the CadlllAC was
prison for five years on dninkre.ienui «Ui(e p o lic e , tbc
en drlvlns charRe, Cas.ila and
pstrols and city police ftom demolished nnd aUited Uie Invea:lRallon of the aclcdent h conMinidoka countic* have infe.i.ImilnK. Tlie Iwo per.'-ons were
taUon of head lice.
Par* J—African nation ob­
reportedly iravellntr lo Las Vtgu.
world-wide and lice are transmit­
BURLEY. April 27-School
In Rupert. It was reported'
. -e oUier Injury aceWcnU rtf- JEROME, April 27—DamaRc toiJudite Fred Eberhardt Tue.iday serves freedom.
In both cassia and Mini- few cases had been noted at Uie Si ted through direct conuct wlUi an
Pace 4—EdllorlaI: “Will the thorlUes
WASHINGTON. April 7? WWA por(ed In Uie county Kinre Satur- n empty butldlnn on Main ave-laftemoon for faulty brakes after
:a counties are eomballiRg e Nicholas CaUiollc school and sev­ infested person and IndlrecUy by
tUhl money market In many f.irzn- lAy af(crnoon Include our north
fsUmated at t300,bclnR cited by Jerome policemen, nme Ever Come?"
id louse Infection among atu- eral In lieybum, bul II is not contact with cloUilng and head
Pare 4—Elc>'cn people to ^
Ins Rrew hn-"' Ifd^h e pRrlculture if Filer, one Injured; south Of
er a
Ponlinc Jumped thi m e FrancU car first hit,
. Its In all grade leveU, with Cas­ thought lo have spread throughout ar of such persons.
deimrtmenl lo revfewlonn'need* of
rb. shattered a plate Rlas.i win­ Chevrolet owned by Ihe "Wtvrlh' naturallMd here
sia school officials here today nol the Minidoka county school sys- 'It Is no disgrace to get head
^ I’are 9—Court
Inrmcrs*" for
rcvLslon of
Ing the problem has reached ep:
dow and knocked down pari of > Side Canal --lice, but li Is a dlsgracfl to keep
end of union shop.
IlHAnclal request* from conurcM.
denilc proporUoai,
II as lliD driver was attempllns parked In .l
Chlldren who are found to havi them." Uie official commenlea,
P » ie '1C— Sub-dlstrlct track
Secretnry of Ajtrlculture p:irA
Cases have been found in a
back Inlo It-parking place Tues­ ,ft«r slrlklns
metl sei Friday, Twin Falls schools In Ca.ula count}-, according lice are urged to seek ireaUneni ddlng It 1* g family pn>blem
Ta(1 Betuon promised to rrsluJy
FIVE JAILKD
day.
Ponllne went u^
./hich neeessIlAt5“ {rea1oieat of
from
Uielr
physician,
school
au­
Bruins beat Idnho PalLv
Innn lonn iieed^—e.ipeclally needs MONTGO.MERY. Ala.. April 27 Police Chief Pred Abrams re­ ilo Uie bulldlns
to the central schoolofflce here,
all members of the family.
Pate 17—NCAA »pllls with wllh InfcsUtlon considered quite thorities say.
fit farmers who .leeure help from furti—Three NcRroea and two while ported Mrs. Marjorie M. PTancls. by Paul Kartxhs
Notices have been sent homa
AAlj over mspcnslonj.
the farmers' homi
heavy In Oakley. No one has been Al a meeUng of Uie sauUicennen were Jailed ln.il nluhl o; u . Wendell, lold offieera Uic s m VVfli'land.
'
Pate
U
—
StAt«
department
xubmll Ills findlnss to tin ;hari;c3 of disorderly conduct nfte ihlft Indicator on her car did noi
to the Springdale and Malta tral dlalrlct 'joard of heaJUi last ,’lUi school children In both'coun*
man to speak to Federated schools yet, but public healUi week. Dr, J, Woodson Aeed. medi­ U u outllQlng prerentlfs aeanirta .
jenale npproprlcitlon.i. RUbcommlt lelshbor.i In two whlt« resldcn work and the thousht the car wa: Da'maije to Uie Pontli
Women's
meellnR.
parked Chevrolet was
tr« which .hnndle.f th« depart' .lal areas reported visits by Ne ) low Rear.
nurses have checked sludenU in cal consultant, notedtiUch out­ and ipeciflo treatment for-Uu tn>ment'a appropriaiion.
ail other county fchools..
;roestowhlt«lU)mcs.
breaks ojDoat school u ild rca are lestaUon.
Eha v u {incd 110 by Police it $20 each by Chief Abru&a.
lir non e Aln’liii
piiny {or Ihe di
ir.'lliiK nrcp.^^^r}•
I "bwx
clldr nrrospnce tent vclilel
adcliildiiul is millinii dnll
provided In tlie new nlr
biidKrI.
An-iinnoiincrment came nmld t
«erlM of Ap.icp Aclenrr ilrvclop'
mciil.i In fonnrt..........................
If Ihr Ai
idajntiit
Ike Warns Soviets;
Rhee Errors Noted
Cold, Winds
Halt Idaho’s
Crop Growth
T. F. Student
Has National
Merit Award
Wave of Serious Car
Accidents Continues
.'50 Policemen
Close Traffic
Classes Here
GOP Charge
Answered by
Demo Leader
Billion-Dollar
Housing Bill
Battle Started
Conviction in
Group Denies
Votes up Hopes Rupert Man’s
Board Backed Of 2Candidates Case Is OK’d
Court’sRuliiig on
School Suit OK’d
NewQuakes Hit
Iran City of Lar
Baseball Today
HIGHLIGHTSin
Review Set
Auto Shatters Glass Window
Dainages Building in Jerome
School Officials Combat Head Louse
Infestaition in Cassia County Areas
PAGE TWO,
/
TIM ES-N EW S, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO
Koljcrls W ill
Head Hailey’s
PTA Officers
Weather, Temperatures Chorus Sings
Twin Falls News in Brief
For Barley’s
WICDNESDAY, Am iL ;
Tipsy Driver
Seen Today
Sentenced to Ourtis Eaton rule•rlns bank
buildin*;..'. Mnn ttrirl:IIS turquoi^o
Prison Term cowboy boot.\ , . . i’uul Cline visit. . . Tvo elilkinti down
. •ivo-tono
with travel
f.ldr 'vindows
nK Into car
y
s. Onr Lrc drivI;
;lni: to Ki'otcry »tore . . , Man uaicrinK !.iun „,;il kcrpliiK watchful
cyp on cloudy :^l:y . . . Woman
tcllln*: of luiviiiK yrllliil1work to be
done . . . CMr
by won.cii
patrolm.in Rrty Thynias,
Kenneth Stanion. Ru[.ril, was ■
iifiiily strikilii: nnulhtT III front of
fined J15 and co,iLs by IMpirl Ju>. . . Henry WHLi KettlnK
AUfc!U^l Dtlhke
npprarini; lute at noon
•lolnl
, . J. Alfred May holdJ, A. Moyl
J15 and coMa by Judne Belhke
lullurc to yield Uie rli;lit ul wa
Krnei.t AlanLs, 1C. IJurli'j.
lined $15 and co.sts by Judse B.
ke for Jollowlnn aiioihrr veh
too clo.^dy. )Ic
L l.^'t
of I
fined ;
AlanLi aho
dir’t in liolr in iillcy
ley JUillce of the Peuce Allred drrly uoinrn ^loAly
crane Monday for ^p^'rdlnlc 9i poilofllcc Mrji
miles per hour In « 60-mile rune
en.M of MurtnUKh. He wa<cKed by .sllckcri I)l:>.^lc^^•(1 oil
£ Baker Named
President of
Lion.s in T .F.
Lucille J«nil!.on. Ilupei
ncd J15 nnd costs by JudK
r for failure to yield the nsht.
Ronnid Summer.i, 17, Heybun
as fined J2S and
MoiuLi
by ;iupcrt Justice <>I the IV;ic
August Bethke (or nlluwlni; :\n tin
;horl2cd person to driu- his ic
hide.
Tliomn.1 Qrirrin. 15. Rupert, uii
lined J25 nnd coals by Judse Uetli
for reckle.« drlviiii;. His lin
; Mi.ipended nnd hl.i driver's II
ae wa.1 suapended for 00 days.
Nixon iVIighl
Sul) for Ike
At Top Meet
WASIItNGTON, April 27 i.P Vice I’rr.'ldcni Utch.iixl M. Nixoi
will KUbstlliilc tor I'rwlcimt Kbcii
Jiowcr ftt Uic EiLil-Wol Mimnil
eonfcrencM if ihe I’re.vldcnt
so lo the Unttnl sutrs bccniiAC u
domtitlc fcQUlrctm-nls.
The White Home In rrportlri;
IhL'i Ml<l KLicnhowcr coiilil »pfin
only ft UTfk in TnrLi bccniisp i
one-riny vbll to PorHiRnj Li pitiimn
lor Mny 23.
Tlic summit rnrctliiK or wr^ln!
kftdera nnd Soviet ITnnlrr Nikld
Khru.ihchev'U to opcti Mny Ifi.
The White House <11Unot explnit
domcjtic reqiilrrmrnls miKh
tnftkc It neetviftrj' for the I’rrsldrn
to return even if ilie Mimmli. cnii
Tercnco dmcKwl on bcyonil Mny 23,
But conRrcM tvill be ctrlviniT tnTrnrd ndjoiirnnicni. ntij KLirnhnwrr
mlKlit fffl he .'hniilcl be- here I.
iiiRn bllb Rn<1 help piLih l<'i;lslilln:
throuKh In tho clwUic dnyj of tin
•cs.'vlon.
Damage Told for
Tuttle Post Fire
TUTTLE, April 27-nirrp r.lnr
• Ke decki or peeled untrcntcil poM
vnlued nt JlOO were <Ir.nroyc(l by
Jlro Sunday nt the Rtor.iKP yi
of the Pciita Pa't nml
company one nnd r half inllcs
northcMt of here,
Leo nice, Goodlnc. dl«ovrrn
tho flro white drlviuK or( n iirr\r
by hichw.iy nnd reported it In Vrr
non Rftvenjcrofi, p^rlnrr nnd kcii
ernl jtinn-i|:cr of Ihf
The Wfiidrll fir.
V.M culled by llav
Mid tho fire uaa m
blnre iindtr the p
previous dny. ’Hie
covered by dirt '
had revived It i
r offh'PM elpctetl are Noriarlinston. fir.sl vice pre.'lKuucne Brelnholt, uccond
irc.iideiii; Gcorce Haney,
ice president; Harold Stllei,
inu-r; It, W, Hurdcn. mil
: iialph Mc^'arlan^ secrei-asurer. nnd t’nul Dull nnd
Wilb. Iwo-yc.ir director*.
The (luiRolnR prrsldciit. Jo.-.eph
H, Latlmore. prc.icnled member­
ship pln.1 to Ilie Krllon pre.ildent,
Mrs, .Maurice Fickrs, for Fcllons.'
JLTIOME, April 27—Mf.i. Ine; Mrs. Hubert Cimtr.v Mrs. Robert
}''reemnn. SO. Jerome clvle leader Jones, Mr.. Paul Bull, Mrs, R, W.
died Tue.idny nt a Salt Uke Clly Burden nnd .Mrs. Truman Wllkei
were inducted ni new Fellnn menihospital of ft llnRerlnK lllne.'.i.
She was born Aur. 20. 1900,
for Inriil,
rovram wa.i pre.iented by
Sho.iJiono nnd attended j.cMooLi
'copy of II
n rail.', hich Khool /.enlor.i
there. On June 30. 1920. she wai
■warded to
k! M)loi, SiiiRlnn were Jerry
married to Richard O, tTeeman in
It v iu decided n rr.wlullon Dr, R. W. Wilcox, a Tarm
baritone, nnd Marilyn
Sho.ilione. Tliey moved to Jerome
;tt
speclnllst
nt
tile
Unlv
IjJiould be pri’pareil for iictlon by
tho snjne year.
if Idaho, spuke to About HQ
Ithe Pomona Ornnse in the
urlan.i nnd funner* Wedne.vlay Mrs., JYeeiniin waj a member o(
the
Pre.ibyterlnn
church,
p;uit
pre.iloon nt Ihe American Letilon hall
Icompnre «tth the feci charxcd by luriiii: the nimual farmers bnn- Idem of the Jerome Civic club,
e i;<l Drydcn.
;uet of the Twin J-'nlls Rotury member of the OES and the Ho- Curll.i Pii.ikell
IsurroiindliiK htatc.i,
neorce Davis.
1 Mrs. Ira KWlcr. lecturer, report- liib.
Jerome club.
I as Red Cros.i :hnlr'
'rd the tour to the Idaho Ilancli
Dr. Wilcox hns been employed World V
Ifcr Youth, Hupcrt. would be |)a«- y Ihe University of Idaho »li
aon.1, R,
Include
Iponed nnd the dnte let later,..
IH7, nnd recently relumed In
Doyd
tYeeman.
Jerome,
and
Rob­
Mrs, Wandn Hayes niiiiouncfd
trip nround the world whrre
ert G. Freeninn. Ouatemaln; tno
le textile pnlntlnu nnd c.-ike decit by the department
dauRhlers. Mrs. Wllllnm E. Burks
ratine demoivitrnlJons iUll be iKrlcul
rlrl m Wendell Thur.^dny
Dr. Wilcox told the Rroup of hLi nnd Mr.i. C. E. Crutchley; baUi JERO.ME, April 27-Mn. Kilty
, Mr.i. Lol.'
mday.
thn
ob,ien-ntlon.i of the trade altui
Stroder. 77, died Wedne.idny
Tlie lejtlle p.ilntlne and
............. Bench, Calif..
countries, nnd pointed out
lornlnc nt the family home In
Alberta Kennedy, Los AnRP- Jerome.
rf crltlcLnm Irade.imen li
nffnl bei;lnnln[; a
.
and
Mrs.
Beriitcc
Dlllnrd,
ritrlc.1 have Li thftt Amerl'
e was bom March 3. 1B83, ftt
nto the even
Dol.ie:
12
Rrandchlldrcn,
.1 wll B
rvlce
Fredrlckloivn, Mo, and was mar­
Ulendlni: n re n.iked to bi
caitomei
Funeral servlcc.i will be held nt ried 10 Edward U Stroder. June
lunch. NO lee wni
Dr, Wilcox stated he felt the 2 p.m. Friday nt the Crlppln fu- ID, 1012. Tliey moved to Jcromo
1, It Li spon.iored by 1 U, S. should continue sub.ildttlns nernl chapel with the Rev, John vo year# later.'
■idlft'nnd Pnkl.itan.
Oldman, Jr.. offlclatlnR. Final rUe,i Survivors Include her husband,
Jnck Smith wa.i proRrnm chnlr- I'lll be held In the Jerome maao- ne dftURhter, Mr.i. Olndy.n Albertlan. Wllllnm Roper. Diirley. wn.' leum. Tlic family surs“ H contrl- in, Jerome: two fons. Leroy
Roinrlnn, Robert Snydei butlon.1 to Uie Presbyterian Me* Stroder, DllllnRs. Mont, nnd Elmer
I for
rial fund. IMendi may coll at Stroder, Jerome: two RrandchllforiMconilnt; district RoUr}’
mortuary Thurs<lay nnd Krlday ren and two rn'at-Er.indchlldren.
fercnce «t Idnho f'alLi.
until time of .services,
Servlce.i will be nnnounced by
1. pre.'ented by BIL^
'arron Dnrry, pre.ildi
le Wiley funeral home.
■nt twi
need 30 musicians will piny for
TIIAIN.S ON MI.SSH.KS
ly Mrs. II
Kroup at 12:30 p.m. May 4
ere nre 1,300 .itudent.i from
RICHFIELD, April 27 — Army
nd Mrs. Robert Butler, uuti
Rotiir)- prozram.
T\irl:cy enrolled In d i f f e r e n t
vt, Richard D. Sewnrd.;
/. W. Carbon nccompanyiiiK
'.merlcan unlver.iltic.i and collctre.i.
nd Mrs, Joscphy D.'Sirwr
William Ultlcnn. Ttutlc, and
eld. is recelvliift elRht wrek.i of
Mr,i, Doran Butler, on the eilucadvanced Individual trnli
ee, Knve n pnnrl dliRUlded mLville crewman nt the nlr|
•Problem.1 of WucaF L O W E R S
ISO trnlnlng center.
Bllis.l
lion."
The
Mrs, Richard IlrunlnB was Ir Tex.
■
i
ilalled president of the Memorb
Always a
^
L it t u e
u i ^
Luihernii school ITA Tu?sdny
cveiilnit by Mr.i. Lcrna Wcrnt
W onderful
^
ifflcer.i nrn Jnck Chaplin,
Selection!
^
dent; Mr.i. m n k Krue,.............. elnry. nnd Mrs. E.-.IC
'[Mein, trcn-Mirer.
RE 3-2674
^
HOIXISTER. April 27 — {•'ood I
inrold Mink, oulfiolnt
•cparaUon dcnionr.trallonj wrrp*.pre.ildent, was awarded a past
ilured durlnjc a meeilnK of ilie pre.ildenfs pin by Mrs, BrunlnR.
Imon Trnct Chet.i 4-H club S«. Devotions «ere led by Arnold Hel.fUrrnoon ftt the Hollblei wpKc on -A Christian Is n public
'o r a '
hall.
official." A film, •'Cros.iroadi of
• rolLi were dpmoii.Mraleil America,'’ wn.i shown.
by Tamara niornlon; .icrainbled
The roll call trophy went lo the
iid.i Prtrrs: pe.mut butlf
Ula Chadwick, nnd hsiii
IwaLi, Stephanlf Paalnor. Marini Reese, a
pre.nenl
leber J. I.ouKhmlller talk
by-Mr,' Mink.
reports were Riven by
Members dlscu.wed plan.i for
tre.i.Mirer: Mr.i, Ed Me
lOther-daUKhtcr luncheon.
All members were iirned lo hrln CollnuRh, ho.spllnlliy: Mrs, Jnnn
membership; Mrs. Gcrda
lelr cnmp acholnr.shlp storirs lo
ncctlnit nt 1:30 pm. Saturday at' Wallare, health room, nnd Mr*.
:hf HollLiter OrnnRe hall,
I^uls RIenke, hnt lunch.
Cindft Qur.inetl, Murlausll,
Re/re.ihme
Farm Expert
Is Heard for
CIul) Meeting
Magic Valley Hospitals
S t . I J c n c d ic t ’s , J e r o m e i
M u k I c V a l le y M e m o r i a l
VlsllhlB holir.i nt «t- Uencdlct'.^'
VLMIItlK hour.i 111 Ilte miitcrilltv
wnrd arc frciiii 2 lo 4 nnd 7 lo II haM'ltnl nro from 2 lo 4 nnd 7 tu,
i
p.m.; Ill nil otlHT wnrils, from II U p.m.
An.MiTTi;i>
I
;» officer was dlspnlched t'
Mrs. IVcd Abranw. Mr.v Robert .... scene of ihc crime, Whe:
Mitchell nnd Mr.v Mrl Drl.ucla.: he rrtunied, he made the fol
oft'liiff rnlry on the blotter:
Alexnndi nil Jeromp; John Incall.n, 'nvin
"Cmild not tmd ihr kld.i bii
. Ilnrl:mni IMlLi: Verle Jnc»bsen. lluhl, nnd
I'loliiisl
.Mrs. IlonO' W. Snillli. Carry.
i
. Cohi
111 -nv;
nisMissi:i>
T.iro'. HoM- I'cind, Jnnirn M. Hi
David Moore, Mr.i. OIrn Rolfc
Mn. Krimi'th llilh.c. Nrl
and Mr.i. Ulch.-ird P:»lcoiibnrc. nil
K. Uiihy and Lyninn Cmii;hy.
Jerome; Gary lloriou. Klmbi-rl)
Jiiihl; Uili. Colyer. RoRi-r.wi; M
Elln Shay nnd Mr.i. Chiirlotlc Drj
Jaicph Wncncr, Jeronir. nnd D,
JorKOjwn nnd Mr.i. Chnrlc-i Hob- n. both Wendell.
niitTii.s
bins. lioHi Pocatello.
DISMISSKI*
A M>n WAS born lo Mr. and Mr.
M n — I.r.Nter t'i'hr:.o:i. Hobcr krthur Hennett. Jlniccrmnn.
Slrvrf\ Mr,v niaiilc Abbot «n
SJiOSHONE. April 27-A dLitrlct
sun, Mi.v &ncry Kay. JNibcrt Wnr
C o lta > rc , B u r l e y
leethiB of po.iUnnalers wn.i held
tin. Wllllnm Adkins. Mrs. Johi
Vl-.lllnK houM at Colt.iRc ho.ipl
ere Sundny wlHi Dale VlnlnK. JcUwrcnce nnd ImoKcnu Ulllon. nl
1 are from 2;30 to 4 p.m. nnd ime postmn.iter. in chnrKe of the
'IVIn Knllj; Ho.w Pond. Diihl; Mrj \
rom 7 lo 8 p.m.
meetlnK. Approxlnifttely 25 postDale KhV. Hiipen: Jlownrcl Me
ADMITTKI)
iin.stei:i nttende*!,
Ctinii
Mrs, Johnnnn Younn and Alvli
Tom Allen, reifloniil tralnlnt: ofnd
iitnam, both nurlcy; Mr.i, Kll; Iccr. fri)m the jwitofflce reuionnl
Kdrr
Lohn
aiil, lloyburn: Mrs. Pearl Divine he.idquarter* nt Porilnnd, was the
Oakley, nnd Mrs. Joan •1‘urnei prli«:lp.<l speaker, tie dlscurjrd
Dcclo.
federal employe healtl
IIIUTHS
, Pf'«L......
V son ttai horn l» Mr. nnd Mr:
•• ul Brylnld.icn. field service
iin Paul, llc-ybiirn.
, with offices nt UoLic. c
rd ft nucsitton period clurlnj:
ifiernoon on mutual postofllci
M in id o k a C o u n t y
.siIinK hours nt Mlnldnki probleni.1.
-A portion of the Shaihone hlch
niy hosplial arc fro
school ciiorai. coaipavd of Jolu
, Jim Handy, RIchnrd Mui
AD.MITTKI)
Oneida. Stnnley Vansnnt i
Jne llartls, fuvni: ftt ft luncheon
:he croup
Iftood R. Werry wai ho.it pnsi
c Twin Kalh Lloi
ediu'.'.day noon n
^1 of club mvinbn
Mrs. Freeman
Dies at Age 59
Mrs.K.StroderIs
Claimed byDeath
Area Postmaster
Parley Is Noted J
Demand Growing
For Newspapers
Raft River Stake
Meeting Is Heidi
dtnke Sunday k IiqoI prcparalloi
meetlnK sundnv nripnii>on.
Prelude imisic
fiirnL'lird by
Llnd^ Steven.'.. Mr.v H, K. "
led alnKhiK »Uh Mr.v Klovtr S
(intl M1.M Slevenr. n.i iiccninpsi
Onry t'oftl« led the iacrni
Mrs. Bruning Is
PTA Leader Now
Food Preparation
Featured at Meet
n
READ TIftfES-NEWB WANT ADS
EXCLUSIVE DEALER
In Mi{io Vftller for
H A M M O N D ORGANS
W H IT E ’S M USIC CENTER
22! Maio Are. F.a>l
V o l k s w a g e n
C o n v e r t i b l e
(an o ir-fig h t cose fo r ow n in g an open-air co r)
Swimming Pools
for immediate installation
n Lansa and N;
were carried out by .leveml
dreil police and troojvi who n
ed 33 Africnn.1 In Nyanu.i nnd lOS
nt Uinca,
'
Keep tJic \7h'ltb FiaR
o f Sarety 'Flylng
jborlnK ItLOi republic.
OFFICE_SUITEFOR RENT
3 R O O M S in th e B each B u ild in g . T he m o s t
id e a l d o w n t o w n
lo c a tio n
fo r
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CALL COLLECT
Je n s e n
&
U lim a n
P r o fc s s io n .'il
o r B u s in e s s o f f ic e s .
Now three days without
a irafjic dca'tli In o u r
Magic Vallc]/.
O R
Saveinstallafion cost
by doing it yourself.
OSTRANDER Agency, RE 3-4018
The lop of Ihe Volbwagen Converliblo is like no other. 1l ii
clr:light end waler-jighl_ faecou»e if everlapi Ihe windthield
•frome. It hot a rcol glo» rcof window and it complelely lined
and podded — no JlruU or cfostbors show. Tho podding ij an
intulolor, loo — tho poller of lain ii almost Inaudible.
The VW Converlible shares every mechonicol virlue oF Ihs
sedons. The rear engine gives superb Iracllon in ony weather.
And Ihe engine is air-cooled. (No woler lo (reeie or boil over.
No onli-(re«e.l Individual torsion-bor wspenslon gives you
t^nconny eonirol over ihe roughest roads...
Driving Ihs VW Coaverlib!# ii fun. h lloQls from gcor lo
fieor. You can go 70 mph all day wiihout sliain, or bun
nimbly ihrough iiop-ond-flo IroKi:. (You gel 32 mpg — regulor
{joi, regular driving.) It ii a good four feel shorior lhan conven*
<ienol cors; you can pork il wheie olher cors ccn't lit. •
The betl way to get Ihe feel oF a Volkswagen Convertible Is
lo slip behind Ihe wheel end drive
one. Never mind tho weolher. Como
Inond do il . ..th is week.
C o h s fr u c ti^ n
RE 3 - 1 7 4 0
RE 3 * 7 1 2 0
M c K e n z ie
M o to r s
351 M oin Eatt
RE 3-5226
W'KDNKSnAY, APRII. 27.
IVcw African
Nation Feles
Its Frccdonil
.TIMES-NEWS, T W IX F A L L S , IDAHO
non of Mr. nnrt Mrs, Mrrle D.Iscr, iis.'lor of itie Clover TrinllT
Baby’s Kites Held fsiil
Lar.vH. roiitf 3, Diilil, *’rrf liMiI.LiitliPriin rliiirrii. ottlclntlns. Last
tl 3 p.m. ?.!oiicliiy Bi llir Clovrr rllM wfir liMd ni Uie Clover ecra-
Installation Ceremony Held by Moose Lo(I«;e Here
IIl'IU.. Apiil 37 — Grsvfjidr
trmrlrry u l^ i ilift
C.irl Uo-^.lnrry. ,
MOTHER W I L L I E IT!
G ene ra l E leclric
A U T O M A T IC
Cii riiiriiy. IJiii.iiii 1)
V i ;.
f Uliltt
I',S. llr|ircMii(ril
I
G.n:v (l:rArd Tiuolr;,- mid liuil.tirdi rf Ii.rrlKIl (l.pldiimt.s iind ci|.'
,'lfiii^ IKickril lo MU' \Vf.%: A lllian'
1 llic llKli-'.
RANGI
149®®
fe- !.ui
<-iij;jdfd III Wild (•(•Iiii:.-M;uii.|
IlOU\lnK n.ltloiul
r.iKiril nsl
»l.illclnK r;o'Ml» Mi.ikrd rloliK Hip ! r»ul Wrich. Twin K»Ili, »fcond from rl*ht. Intiallrd i i ru’ T H'r
»andv »ldcMnlki brliind n'.ridi'iil' of T»ln Kail* •fttoiAc li)d*e Xii. Cl: Mimdar rvfiiliic. rrrrlVM tlir
Littld.^.
I S4vrl friim ('.ale Kllllncrr. TmIii I'allv rcllrliii; s»trrni>r. It<m;il>l
Tarchfi Milit cllr
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Oil loicliai brnndblirit ovrrlir.id
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An pxportpr (if cociin, roKrr nnd.
jihospllntfj, TDKolaiid lirs brlwrrni
Oliaiia on llie ucsl nnd Ualiotiifvl
. tlic I
^
O ltll. IS
CJlniil rlriiirilM • . ■II ■v| c|iij||l* aiit.iMullo
.Shfriijip. Twin falli, rl*IU. If nrw Junior eotcrniir, Hrrman C'irrrll.
lliipfrl. Irtt. dklrlrl rifinily njprrtii* lovrriiur.
linUllins ulflipr.
l.'iUK |ilii>l<>*ri>cra>liicl
r4ii{r for llir niiiiir;
V ehicle H it
C ity C le ik G iven ' Non-Swimmer
.HAS- HAt'AHI., C
N e w 0 1 '1 'ic r tk u l j ”
(!001>1.\C!. Ajilll
A [M
Walker^
TT L / U l l
I As Governor I
I’.till Wi'lill w;i!t llL'lliltnl as KIIV* J
-•nior of -IVi,, Kills Moore l«d:;r ,,
.S'«. CI!J. during n mrcUli* 'l\iP.Ml:iy!
'i\rnliiK al l!io Tulii Kalli Moo.'C
nKyUUHN. Apill !7-^I*;illl / i\ ■
liall.
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sen, plnnl maiiBKr;- i>r ihi>/ m
' Hoii.ild .Slirnipp'M,in lii.'lallrd r.i „
.1. n . .Sliiiplul protT.ulii{i)l;iiil
itiiitiir KO'criioi; Uivim Muiliiiiil, .
Uybiini, rriioitrd ■nii's^iv no
'latr; Oniric V
iri)rr.vnilnlive of tli(/\Vr.\lrin
Probe Mishap
If llir M..II.II11
' biX'kliii; IiDiii
nl
(-oiliity Dt'pilt
li'W
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I poho
Collf.. »«» ^0tHrr^ln|: wlili pi.,,^
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‘
•'i''-. Vc iiir.il v<'ni'U:iii .vlw
.vhadi
liiiiii;
official* in nil rffoti ... ........ .u.
rniisr of,» bollrr loom rM>l<'Mim'
jwly ,'ij- j,;,., inil.icrd {)if iu««;,/i (l,mr m
«Ji(ca li.u drfajril opciilJn: llir cjhj/0,
jH.mjh'I
I.lnnl.
ipicnir novrriior.
illii' m'lv cily i.flicr,
WVUll,'
IJaii/le, litv .Irik,
No
ttM hint 111 llir rxplo-! OlllKOlllK olllcru n
»lon Stillday rvriilin:. KinployM Jlliilcir Kovrrnor; Clmrli .\1»lhlas.;pOMei’ iiiul ivalri- bllU caii be p.iUl
will be nollllrd ahrii lo rriiort forjpn'li'lt; Claude Scvrrl, IfMMin
work. II l.< lioiirtl lo ut-l llif pl.xnllw. H. Htiipi-Io. nnd Sllrnipii. m
fiprn Inter llil.'i urrk. JIuiim'ii ;,ald.
l.niis •Aa.' n-elrtled .^ecrrlary.
-------------, Holdover IrtlMer.^ nir Hob I, 'nie reKiilar ll^lslllp.v^ nirctin
nCAD XIMES-NEWS WANT ADS,Cocliri.il nnd VlrKlI Malone. C.rtii C'/ollowrd in.Maltnllnii of ofIlfl•r.^.
II i»u; IN ( HASH
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ASUNCION. IMMnii,i>, Apul 2::
.1' l-'uilllri'll J)ri-0II1 uric k lllc ill^ ^
wlic-ll a b.ii [iliilintil lliiiiiu
liilili.i- t:illlIU‘. iiiul mill K woik
lliiIrN flotii Kliral liarliill .Mol
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Let u( REBUILD your
HYDRAU LIC JACKS
New Jack Guaiantce
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•u rv w'lTH c«)\.
v o l'll i.«>.\<: .Ti-Mi;. » i;.
KIDKNCK
i-K.N»Aiii.i: i;-K iik a i .j :ii . ..«A i.K »:irs:
453 M a in
RE 3-3839
A v e . E.
laUoii«.«i;iiii nnd I
GRADUATION
SUITS
S T E P - K E N
A U T O PARTS C O . I
----------------------- 1.
Your new grodiiolion suit ffo m
livilics just the way you will, It
excrciscs, lead you llirough on
fu n d ions, will occom pony you
"Maf/ir Vnllci/'s lAirf/rsf mid
Finest Dciiarlmciit i>tnrc'’
Roper's will swilch seasons ond ocwill corry you smortly th rou gh your
active summer of business or sociol
(in slyfe) to college.
M A N C H ES T ER SUITS
3 7
A snoppy, Qtlroclivc ond econom icol price in
new all wool flonnels. A uthentic Ivy stripes
ideol for the student's w rrung exercises, and
for on octrvc sum m er/o f social occasions.
.9 5
O thers fo $50
H a n o v^S q u a re Suits
*5 Q
$59.50
C A M P U S
flURned liard fInLili nil wool vorateds.
loiiK weiirlnB all w oo l "L«aihemeclc
nvilLi,“ rich itllky looklnn mohftlr nnd
A’ool b1eiia.v He'll look hl& b » l on sradjntlon nlclil nnti for many montha to
:opie In tlie collcRe clnuroom.
T O G S
Canipin Tob» suIw arc dcilened for the
roiir.i: 111 build wIlli Nllclitly wider .iliouldcrs
ind more ilrndcr «aisl nm! lilps. Featured
In new Ivy Wrlpe hop;-ickltiK and lld il and_
liirk ahadr.v
,
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Kingtridge SUITS ...........................
Hort Schaffner & M orx SUITS ,
It^ s
S L A C K S
S U IT S
TO
• 5 9 .5 0
6 9 .5 0
M o n th
at
mm A
S^olley Roper'i stores!
g
styl«,
jvery fcvorite color, every fovoriJe fobric . . .
3nd In your size.
•
6 9 .5 0
8 5 .0 0
R O P E R ^S
Liferolly hundrcdi of slocks ot your M ogic
Every fovorile
$65
SO
f f
to *22.95
ilh e n
Boys' Graduation Suits
"S o»oda" Boys'
W ath 'n W cor
-
DRESS SHIRTS
wOliverlitjIe cuffs lo wear uilh
:iifj llnk^ or lutioncil. Siren 6 (■
13 find ncclc a
2.98
OrftduBtloii, from trade school l.i »n Important event
ton . ., and we hiive ihe .Mill* to make 11 a meniorftljle
xcn-ilon. New conUntnlnl *tyle.i In 100% wool flniinrl.i III the new «nil-I.ii>eted pania. Charcoal, grey.
^cliarljrov.n niidctiatiiiey.
Slzci 1 3 -IB
Sizes 1 3 - 2 0
21.95
25.95
Give A Gift' To Wear For Graduation!
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I f H'k from R O PER’S—fl’t Right
T W IN FALLS - BURLEY - RUPERT - BUHL
si
r,\r,E F jii'R .
^\ EI)NI:?I1A Y. APniI, 27, 1900
TI.MES-XEWS, T W I X F A S s . ID A H n
Missionary Talks
;ri';..£ At LDS Service'
:i;. Ih r y do l)i'h.
ih ilf (lr;;piir ih f
lIKl W.lMlllllJS.
Kvrry <l;iy (if
<';iirlcs :i njjiiHl-ii|>
Ijccn Involvcil In niiim
iru lfic vloliitlrmr, in ’
often 111*' n iu in l ii|i
coUiini) ill ]ciit:ili. ’l<i .-..i
1;. licit fiiiiytli.
iioii.s :i;i w rli,
Snmo
Idi
up In Ih clr aticnii);:. :>>
lion, D t iir r Iliiy mini
Il'iiflU; aiv K ln il.. anr] vii.:.i!iun;., ..r .I im c uarti tlH'in riiiiri'ly. In .'unn- nlM.nicr:., rvni
;ic<:oinU.;^f vinicAl (icalli.-. In irnttn' .•in;i.>hUp;- ni'C (•;u j'lc'cl on ln.;i(lc )i;ii;r,i.
Tlir 'rinif.'i-Ncw,-; ('(iiilliiiins li.s d a l l y
roiiiHl-iip, ur.tialiy .stiirilnn "ii (In' Iirst p.iRi-,
111 llio llnK Pilni: lioiin tlia i Minu’ diiy tlio.sr
• dnvlnir car:, will ciniit’ ici Ilirlr ,--rn.sr.s Ilin
(Iriink dnvi'i'.'., Ihr, jx'r.'.l.slcnt vlolaiors. tlic
.sprrd niaiilnr.';. Ihp llji'lll .irpkcr;;. ih r .sliowtiff;;, niid .nil llio o tiirrs who arn nnthliiR
inoic nr In. ;i-tli.in iio lniillnl klllrr.';.
K.irli y ra r 'J’lir 'I'ravplrr.s Insiir;inc(‘ com
lianlPS m ake a .‘siii'vry of tr;iffli; arcldrnt.
an d fntallUcs. Hit* rrMilt.': nf w-lilcli :u p com
pllrd In an Illustrated booklet titled ‘•’Tlic
Dlslionor R oll,"
T lih y rn r t lir vrimrl. Is iiKiiv cnicsomc
lh ;in ever before. It. ,';iarl,'j off by remliidliiR
all of us that, more I I n n fi:,(lon.nno
\\-omen an d cljlldren liave been killed or In­
ju red on o ur lilRliways slnre llic first nutnmobile chuBKod nol.slly ilovrn eobljlc.'-.loiie
itreet.
'M ore A m ericans, U enii>li;i:.izes. have died
o n oiir hlffhwajSs lim n in all the wnrs Ihl,^
country h as fotipht. More have been Injured
Ih n n h i n il th e worlri',^'war,< combined.
Last year there were fiOO more death,'
n nd so.ono m ore Injuries on U. S. hiRliways
th a n were recnrded In l!)f>8. Kainlltles
clim bed to 37,(i00 nnd innro th an 2,B70.000
wTrc In jiircfl as a rc;;ult of .tutomobllc nc*
cldcnts,
By fa r th e slnple blRKOsl eaiise of accl*
(lent.^ rt!,">ultlnp h i deatii or Injury, nccord*
,hig to tlie survey, was speed. More than
•13,1 per cent o f the deaths and
per ccnt
o f IhP Injuries were blamed on speed. .
Second blKce.M killer was the driver on
th e w ronc side of the roail wlio cau.sed •),790 deaths du rln k lDri!1, or If).!) per ccnt of
the total n u m b e r killed.
AlthouRh m a k ln s up le.-^s than M per rent
of the drivlnp: p opulation, driver.^ under S.'i
years of aqe were Involved la nearly 20 per 'Jj
ccnt of the fa ta ! accidciils, Tliere were 1.1,-1;{>
H n youiiK drivers under 2h Involved In fatal
accldcnt.*> d u rln i: the ycar—2,010 of them
under 18 years of ni;c,
Tlie cau,';e n f this slauRhlrr screams for
nltcn tlon ,.M o re th an f!5 per rent of all fatal
accidents last year was blamed on hum an 1"“'
•error!
, More th a n 85 per cent o f ilic .17,(inf) deaths |,rr,.
occurrcd becau.se ,*;omcbody behind t h e j iriutr<i idr »il!
wlicel shrufTKCd o ff the counlle.ss h lc h w a y ; iiM iy niiiiinr\
.•iafely news.storle.'; and editorials the Tlme.s-1
A drru
Nows an d htindreds of otlier
' l[nw \7il iroT
across the co un try p rinted durhu: the ycar.ij^u-n
Th!.? roll call of, hlphw ay fatalities Is no'
secrct dn cim ien t hidden from the public
CTre, In newc^papers and bulletins, letial and
Ki.vrnhnnrr'.i kiicr lo uir c h ii
liolire repori.-:. In courtroom.'! n nd JudRe,-;'' " ‘-'’'J'
''Tf c•ub,^u^ ffpi in^ riim
chamber,':, i Iiq names of tlie dl.shonored and ; „„
th eir in no cen t victim s are made known t»
nil.
.And n o t the name.'; alone, but the calaloRue of th e ir deeds Is open for everyone to
. see—driv ln c w hile drunk, r.xccsslve speed,
vlo lalinc the rules of tffe road. JnywalklnR.
failure [0 d im lights, running .stop .slRn.i.
an d all the .other offcii.-e.^ coinnilitcd by
Ihe.'^elvitentlal killers.
I t !;; fjulle ap parent th a rd f.'p lte the .slatl.stlcal li.M.'5. the cotntrooin .'^cenc*:, the
Jicw.'.paper headline.^, an d tlie .'.i)otllcht of iii' .'oii
p ublicity, we continue 'to Iciiore this preat
n n d nccdic.ss waste of h u m an re.sourccs and
ninterlal values. .
W e .shake our heads In sorrnw-over friend,^
nnd-relative.'; li.sted, clilUirrn killed, live.'; Iin ri
hllRhlcd. n u t th en, a.s in
we add tliej
nam es of 37.Gno men, womeii nnd children
killed. 2.870,ono injured, maim ed and di:
Wr coiilil JirvM- lold lirr
flRUred—a n cvcr-lncrea.sluc toll of dishonor.
Jlilt wr'ir Kliwl .Mir tlld
;ot of jiroplr lli.-i’ lit
'— UTi.7t :''r i? ''Kgrp 'Tng!n? :“i'.r'inT''.t0iTin nn'
th is n atio n al dl.'^Rrace? Obvlnu.sly, no onr!|„
'ha.s found i t ’to date. Kacli year, more ai;dj n ,,
more of nr, liecdle.-Ksly forpet or Intentionally
ter .N •, Hill It
! \o
(IliTCBard tlie inc.'i.saces of nur .safety ex­
objct-livp irf:ilmnii
p ert!. W c.refuse to m ake th at )>cr.sonal aim-:
llie Ur.'l f.^nniplc ot objtctlviiv m nrii.'t ph
in ltm c n t to Rreater care which Is ncce.ssary klior of conceriu Ihf RctlvlllM'of U*nynp ?
Moi.m
If wc nro to .survive ih c'Jiolocaust of our Mor.^e Kfl"’ wlrtf covrntse from iirndpnpfr,^ «jio
hiRhways.'
Bcnmw him cdltormi:y nimply becftll^e h f m«kf;
Are wo ready to ad m it It’s only because iicttj. And Hint 1.'. IJie kpy.
In llie 1D56 rlrctlon.v llif Dfmncraw rrrf.vrrt nmn
o f our own Indifference, selfLshness,
111 OrfKoa ne«»pnprr.» .simply brcnii.-.f
concern n n d irresponsibility th a t t h i s iiftt.v.spnce
H:ry mnrte mort iieu*. Ana man nri^.vpnper,? Ip.mi
filQUghter continues? O r wlH the tim e comc 3 ihe RepubllMn slrtp cdiiorlnlly.
w hen each n n d cveryoiic of us, by .some
llul bnck to Juvenile np«j. Tlic Biillpun pul.lL'lir'
Hilracle, w ill dccidc to .strive con.';cienllous!y c»s of nrtilrVrmrnl o.' ihr yoiinerr cmfiniinn
to lower thl.*! deadly toll and"make our hlch- minly l)fc.^ll.^p penpir hnc nrf miciP.Urrt la ilu*
of jniiih.
\rays safe avenues o f commerce nnd ple.xsurr
And ihis i.\ft rc,il rrrdii |o tlir community.—’I'lif
lo r nil?
YOU CAN'T BUY ANY CAR FOR LESS...UNLESSJT5 A LOT LESS CAR!
Thrrr't no xrrrrl abniil it~Chcvm!rt cnn gife
— vrtir morf hnfic comfortx and cfimniir/im
brcntinr it mnkrs mnrr cnrs ond hiiildi thrm
mnrf rfl'tririuly.
a niatlrr nf fnri, if nl/trr
Inir-pricrrl rnrx gmr you trhni Chrvy dnra,
Ihry roulrin'l nfjord tn hr !nir pricrd. But
chrrk lf}fsi‘ Chriy ndfnntaf;r.i and tee for
ynurtrlf uhnt u r mean.
^—
-
Ynu'vf>col 2t encinr.lMnsmiwnnroiiiliin
to fhno.»e fftini—mnfp Ilian .my olhrr c.ti . And
C liovy’.n the only nr ill
field wlili nn nutomntic
lli.it Himinnlps pven ft hint
of ft .»bifl —*atin-s I'liuli Turliogliclf.* You nNo
get oil-liuntK'ti h; lr.iulic v.ilvi> lidPrt in nil
popuk-ir rMRlnp.w; loilirr Clipvy oxdiwive tlint
life. FupI ccnnomy? Tli«
prnlonc* vaI
Economy V8 ecta up lo IC Ji more miles on-
every callon #n<! Clievy'* Hi-Tlirifl fi I* famnui
fnr tlip way it skimps on cn.i. Only Clievy
amiiiie tlie kaiiine low-priceil iliree lias lH#
trietioii-frrc fiKliioninc of eoil spriiiRs in thn
rear. ,\nd wliile woVe iplline you why ynu
slioulil g<'t into A Chevy. 1ft* not for'Kel thn.
hicher enlraiicp h fijjh t th a t
make*
m i*o much c.viinr.
Try it
jftr rrtinnmlfol
Sri; your local aulhorhed GlievrokUlmkr for fast deliver!/, Javimble deals
GLEN
313 M ain Avenue W csr
G. J E N K I N S
Twin Falls
Phono RE-3-3033
TIM ES-NEWS, T W IN F A L LS, IDAHO
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27,19G0
Eleven Persons W ill Become
U. S. Citizens Here Thiirsday
Eleven lorclcn>born rcsldenU o
Hrlcna. Monl,
Included in the croup are two
cnnrrlrd couples and one nilnor
child, 'rhe couplci to rceelvc cltlzeiiildp arc Mr, and Mrs, Karol
Mori. D pcIo. both subjrcu of Po­
land; nnd Mr. anil .Mrs. N'eUcrl.
jr./llryburn. both clllMii.i of Hiisliia.
I’atrlcin Ann Diilclie.^.i. 8. who
ttci.1 Lurn In Austria, aho will Ix;
noturBllicd. Her pctlllon wm nicd
by her jurcliM. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dutchcu.
0:litr caniliiliiirs are Mrs. MarR.irct Jayne Brottnliii;. 3CX! Loeu.it
hlri'ct north, subject of Canada;
SlilKc 0"akl, *3lj Mum iivciiuc
BURLEY. April 27 - Mnnic wulii. Jnp;m; Mr.v iMibrl June
Valley .MethodUt Men’s club will;N<kI. Riiprrt. Canada; IH-rcy Clyi c
liomita quaricrly Kcnrral nicdlnn Caravan, Durlry. CmiJa; Mr.^ Ui-lnl the Rupert Mcthodl.it cliureli
Mehosr Uiekroii, Ruiieri, An:.5 pjn, Sund.-iy, May 15. it wa., an-il^ali^. ,md Ja-e aold--.ru7. Hurley,
iiouiiced by Hornld Brown.
............... ..
,
n\l\ at the cabinet mcctlnK held! Hir rnmlidaltj Mill be iclvrn the
in Durlcj' MclhocliJl church Sun‘O’ 'he clerk of ihr . min nn.i
Jialse Ward will kIvc a Jihort
tail:, llie 11 will be prvsL'ntcd
'Ilie Rev. Edward Dixon, minis- Untied S lalu fla;s and ii boiiklct.
ler oJ Burley ctiurch. Is «hrdiili-d
■Icoirie lo USA Cltlzcn^hii).’’
to be the mMn •■'peaker. Oflicers by Arnold HcUciir. rcpri'.venliii':
Mill Le cicctfd at the dinner...... Amrrlciin Ln:lcin past No, 7,
Ins.
iteprrtrnlfttlvi'S from 12 Miiclc
Valley comrnunltlrs attended the
cabinet niL-etUiK which dbciis.wd
TV’ln KhILs city coininl.vinners
IjiislncM mattcr.s to be brouKht up
have prod,limed Mny 1 as "Law
tiilore the Kencral niectlnK.
Tlie summer quarter ncneral d^iy USA" In Twin F.ill.s. and
meetinf; will be held uicahi durlnii urKi'd churchp.’, whoo-s. civic
tlie family camp nt Camp Saw- and fraternal ori;anl:fttlons lo
toolh,-north of-Falrfleld, durltJC. _J9*1_hL.'he_ oluerviuice. ’Hie
Hie Labor day week-end.
, school and utlicr etvlc obwrvaMcx niiiy Uke pi,ice on «
Castletofd will ho.it the fall ncnr Mny I. CDinnil.'.iloiier.'i
(juiirwly JHfcIl;)): Nov. iO, while iirmd
Ii'nat profwlon Intmbcrs
J’aul will have tlic winter jneetlnR' to lend their suppnrt to mnke
fcb. 19, 1061. Tlie uprhiK Kcner.il thLi event Infurmntlve and
meeUnK will be held at Durlcy May
mrnnlncful. ■
•J, 1901.
Cabinet meetlnss have
KINKI) AT BI.'IIL1:Y
scliedultd for Fairfield. Aur. H;
Jerome, Nov. 0; Twin J^ IK Feb. BURLEY, April 27—J m y C
S. 15(31; Kimberly. April IG. IDOl, Wllllnnia, 52, Burley wiis fined S25'
by
Police
Juilicc llcno' Tucltcr for
Luther Koonce. Fiilrfleltl. was
appolnltd to rcplacc Mar.sliall Intoxication, tie wa.s iirre.slcd by n
Flilier on the camp coinmlUte. Burley police olJIcer.
Oilier appolntmenui include Earl
llelilel. Ca.itleford; Tom Mahan,
Jerome, and Brown. Twin Foils, lo
dr.ilt bylawn lo ftinencl the club
eoiuillutlon. .
Wan).
The ctrcmony will bfRln nt 2
pm. nnd ^^1ll be the (Inal «lrp to
imturBllrAilon lor the 11 cniicU'
dates. All have lllcd a petttton lor
niiurallutlon and have piurd
V*1 V » d i NoD-IUrdr AlfiKa;
plant na«, pto» undrr IhU (ill.
Viloht
t!
T W IN FALLS STORE
•EXTRA SUPPORT
sh oes
fo r their
y o un go ter
E N D -O F -M O N T H C L E A N -U P !
Men’s Group
Plans Rupert
Meet May 15
CHECK THIS
SprcijI lilcldfn <on»(mcllon
fMlnir, in CIIILP LIKK Aid.
Ke,iliif«- Slior* (iMviclr V '™ ali/rd lil" ond r«li,. J>ipi>-'>t
, . . and jii\l .11 )oiif y^lllnK^ler
iv,mls, Aiili
come
In thf' pi>iiid,ir >1ylri and colon
other lids wear, .See llirm »ooru
A ll o v e r A m o ric a
2 .8 8
Hity-nrad styling . . . I'laiii
fro iu , flitp back pockets.
Specially treated fo r wash
R E D U C E D !
MODERN
O C CA SIO NA L CHAIRS
'n wear, little iroiiint: need­
ed.
"
Boys' 6 . 1
2 .4 4
Sturdy hardwooii frame
w ith beautiful fiiclory
.select frieze cover.s. No
saB spriiiKfi Kive e.xtra
support, and wiiifr collar
l>ack fits you ju s t rinlil.
Blonde wood finish. A.s.sorted colors.
CHECK THIS
SHOES
116 M ain Avenue North
SAVE N O W ON
M EN S ' SPORT SHIRTS
1 .6 6
Charles A. Little
Honored at Rites
VISIT SON
KFTCHPM. April 27-Mr. and
Mrt. Dan KniRht left for DllllnKS.
Mont, today lo visit their son. Ed>»rd, and his family. While there
KnlRht will direct work of placUiK
the roof on his son'a new tlte tind
paint builncju house. _____
BEDFORD CORD
C OTTON SLACKS
m en's hizes 2!1 lo .1 R
;
Get all the fc u liirfs ymi
look fo r in slacks. Univcr- .
Law Day
OOODINO, April 27 — t'unerftl
Mrvlcea for Giftrlc-i A. Little were
held at Thomp-ion ehnpci Sat­
urday afternoon with the Rev.
Paul V. LaRue. pastor of the Fir.st
Melhodtsl church, offlclatlntt.
TtiO »nK» were flung by the
Rev. Jack Foreman who fuml.shed hli own piano occonipanlmcnl.
Pallbearers Included We.<ley
Goodman, Hare Vaden, Merwln
Ludlj. Andrew Colvin, Robert But­
ler, R. L. Dixon, Fred Ilendcrlck«fn and tformm Jone.i.
ConcludlnK rites were held In
Bmwood cemetery.
ask for the old e st nam e in Vodka
W ake up to n iiisic! G et ex­
tra
powerful
reception, ,
clear tone. blK-Hpcaker vol­
um e! Value from heat ’ii
break r-re.sistaiit case to
: Kweep second haiul on tho
clock.
.$ 3 3
STRIPED POLO SHIRTS ....
2
for 1 . 0 0
m oF.
I
BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS
Tliey are cMy <o enre for shirts
with iJiort Mtcvcn nnd mnchlno
WMhflble. fionlorlicd too for only...
B O Y S ' DOUBLE
K NEE JEANS
.0 0
1.33
L*S"S‘‘J
4 5 .0 0
.... 4 . 4 4
, 12 ONLY D A C R O N PANELS .............. ............. l. * 4 4
3 ONLY SCATTER RUGS, cxtro deep p ilo .........5 . 0 0
BETTER CO TTON DRESSES .................................2 . 0 0
2 ONLY CO CK T A IL TABLES .............................. Q .C O
FOLDING LA U N D R Y CART ................
• 2 .8 8
2 ONLY LA R G E SCATTER R U GS, 4 ' x
7 .0 0
ASSORTED SHO RT DRAPES
HADE niOM QRAIH BY L RaSXY I a t , HAHTFORO. COKX,
Group IncliidM ribcrsliui, Antlgus
taUna, anti Boiielw, Mwlly 30"
IcngUu, sonjo Jull Itnglh. Polr _ _ _
JU N IO R BOYS' SPORT S U IT S ..........3 . 8 8 and 5 . 8 8
V at.d y e d blue tlcnim jeans.
R iv eted and bartncked fo r
lo n ger Aveor. Snnforizcd.
Sizes 4 to 12. H u rry.
SUIT W IT H REVERSIBLE VEST .. ....... .............IQ . O O
K NIT COTTON SPORT S H IR T ..........................I .4 4
, Dart's platform :
10 ON LY UTILITY BLANKETS ...................... .^ .3 .0 0
: 18 ONLY D A C R O N PILLOW S, xJp-off corcr ....2 .7 7
; 6 ONLY L A W N SPREA D ERS............................ , - 5 . 0 0
' POWER M O W E R S, 2 2 " R o ta ry ..........................4 8 . 8 8
CHAISE LOU N GE, rovortiblo p o d .....................1 7 . 8 8
! NAUGAHYDE TV PILLOW , 1 7 " iquo ra ....... .2 . 9 8
ODDS and ENDS
CHECK THIS
lo w price*
In o v o ry g a r a g o l ' ^ t
;
Ladies' - Men's Shoes |
. O N E TIME OFFER!
J I m e f o r a c h a n g e ? J j ^ . T h e s m a rt c holcoi Is D artj
I t ’s w in n in g th e v a lu e v o te I
S P E C IA L
Maidenform BRAS
i
Broken sizes and lots . . Reduccd-fo Cleor. Shop
corly and sove. Limilcd quantities—
2 .0 0 - 3 .0 0 - 5 .0 0 j
MORE SAVINGS FOR INFANTS
; K NIT POLO SHIRTS ...................................2 »«> 1 . 0 0
i DACRON-COTTON S L IP ............ ................. ........ 8 8 c
: SHIRT ond PA N T S E T ............................................ 2 . 0 0
IN FANT B O YS' PLASTIC BRIEFS ......
66c
CHECK THIS
I
LA D IES' FAILLE
DUSTER COATS
PRE-SHAPED BRAS ...........
- 1 .0 0
;; A CT IO N STRAP BRAS ....
.. .1 .4 4
y COTTON HALF SUPS ....
’n*’i6
1 .0 0 I
ti .N Y L O N NET BOUFFANTS ....................................1 . 9 9 {
f’ FULL SWEEP BETTER B O U I^F A R T S .................. 2 . 4 4 :
’
BAN LON BRIEFS ............................ ........... 2 for 1 . 0 0 •
GIRDLES ........................................ 1 . 9 9 ,
[i B R IE F PPANTY
AN'
F a ille duster coats in silk- j ‘
an a weave. Fitted nnd.tu rn ­
back c u ff. Fully rayon lined. ;i
Colors In black, ffray. an d
l!
rose. Sizc.<i 10 to IG.
DODGE DART I
It'gnotBurpriant; thatbuycre birfAefAoujanii *Di<nSiitltrrtcHn<ilhrsMilttDiiairl«*-p1cic*n
arc cMtine their ballot /or tho now Dodso
DODCt OAST CA«r
CAR P
CARC
Dart. I t hoB all tho qualiHcationa they ft-ant.
rsiiiJM
StKECA
Jney
Blwp#
A prico down with tho lowest. Exceptional
pia mileage. Plenty of room and .comfort.
PIOKCER
rtlrtiniSO] BtMin ' B*lAlr
KntHar stylinif and interior*. The Bolid
piiocmx Cillilt
forr
Impib
rtrcncth of onc-pieco Unibody constniction.Chuck these qualifications ycurwlf—soon.
Dod(* DMiMn fi( ChtyiJar C«rpor*llon
- NOW DOt}OE OUILOS TWO QRCAT CARS: lOW,rRICCO DOOOE OART, LUXURIOUS '60 OODOEI>£ESE ilO T O n 00.
(00 Second AV^ 10 Boutb
BOB'S MOTOR CO,
DUm/-ANDV
BUBLET—BCIILET MOTOR CO. IH a
1137 Overland
nUPERT—DILL THOMAS MOTORS
iie Oth street
El CO, D ie , JOO Mata Street .
CHECK THIS
SK IRT and
BLOUSE LENGTHS
5
0
~ ea.
P re cut lengths w ith ju s t
th e rig h t am ount of m ater­
ial. S p rin g sheers an d s kirt
w eig h t fabrics. Y o u r chance
to save. A ll washable.
B U r
DA CRO N PRISCILLAS
Efl.',y lo cftre for Marqulsetle Ihnt
rcslsU tun. mildew and Insccta. No
1 ■.0 0
sUrchluB or »trel«hln(ti* Double ■
width for extra fullness. While only. |
160*01-.
^or 3 . 0 0
2
C otton broadcloth w ith cir­
cle stitched cup. A lso w ith
la m inated flannel bnnd.s.
H u r r y while they Inst.
1
[
buyers aro ju m p in g o n th o D art
a n d h ig h e c o n o m y —an d
T\ns w _
$ 1 4 88
A ssorted colors. Size.s S, M : ■ DE N IM CASUAL PANTS .
..........1 .5 S '
an d L .
h FLEECE-LINED SWEAT SHIRTS ...................... ™ ..7 7 c
R flN F O R rF n 'rO T T O M BRIEFS
I nn
2 ONLY R 6C U N E R L O U N G E S .........
REINFORCED COTTON BRIEFS ........... 3 <or l . O O ^ ^ p ^ j R p r , n t ED DRAPES. 4 8 'V 8 4 ‘
;C H EC KTH IS
1721
O THERS to....
CLCCK-RADIO with G. E.
TELECHRON® CLOCK
MORE SAVINGS FOR THE HOME
If it ’s m a il | | w it li Vodka
sa
m cn ’H rcRulars and Iohrs
( ‘loHCoiit o f earlier s])ec ia l! Pick fro m .stripes,
lierririKbone.s, diaKonal.
fa n c y wcavc.s . . . all care­
fu lly ta ilored in I’enney’.s
ow n n-l)utton moiiel
WORE SAVINGS FOR BOYS
A ll better quality fiport
.shirts in cottons and rayon. ;
...S im
^
Pfnneys
f o r th ose
w h o th ink
tw ice ab o u t
rayo
S P E C IA L
B U 1T
W O O L COVERT H A T ond CO AT SET
Slie'.-i All Rcl lo Ro out with mommy
m ihls ndortiblc prliice.is style cont
nnd tle-on bonnet, Rnyon twUl Uned.'
Nivvy, jiirawberr)' red. While ovcrcollnr. Toddler sires I to 4.
4'
PT h■fALF
a
S LIP S.......................................;......... 8 8 c
U D IE S ' WESKITS (wool) ......................................1 . 0 0
COTTON KNIT BLOUSES ...... ...............................2 1 5 0
W O O L ond WOOL-BLEND S K ik T S ....1 .8 8 • 3 . 8 8
S P E C IA L
B U Y 'H
RECEIVING BLANKETS ............................3 for 1 . 0 0
TODDLER BOYS' COAT ond HA T SE T S..........4 . 8 8
WASHABLE TODDLERS' JACKETS
..... .. 2 . 0 0
I REDUCEDI TODDLERS' COTTON D R ESSE S....1 .6 6
MORE SAVINGS FOR MEN
J L/GHTW EIGHT U N IO N SUITS, broken i3 ze*....9 9 c
i A R M Y T W IL L SHIRTS, broken l i x o * ................1 . 7 5
i SW EATSHIRTS, ficcco lined ................................ 1 . 9 8
4 ONLY STOVE PIPE JEANS
2 .0 0
SPORT CAPS .............
...............- 1 .2 2
SPORT COATS, 6 only
........... — 8 . 8 8
EMBOSSED COTTON PAJAM AS
2 .2 2
.......... 2 . 4 4 - 4 . 8 8
; O R LO N BULKY SWEATERS ..................................8 . 0 0 S SPRING JA C K E T S .....
W O OL FELT HATS ...........
2 .0 0
W O O L SHpRT COATS.........7 . 8 8 - 1 4 . 0 0 ■1 6 . 0 0
ALL-COTTON W O R K SOX
......5 pair for 1 . 0 0
i SPRING HATS, moitly white ................................. 2 . 0 0
2 for 1 . 0 0
COTTON TEE S H lR T S ......
I SPRING JEW ELRY, largo o iio r t m c n t .................. 7 7 c
.... 2 for 77c
COTTON k N lT BRIEFS
I CLEANUP! SHEER NYLO N H O SIE R Y . . . . 2 pr. 8 8 c
.....2 for 77c
K NIT COTTON ATHLETIC VESTS
I IX^PORTED ITALIAN W O O L STOLES ---- . t . . l . 8 8
WOOL-BLEND DRESS PANTS --- ..........-3.66
CANVAS
GLOVES,
B-ounco_______
S p o ir l.is
• PLASTIC FRAME DARK GLASSES ....................... 6 6 c
COTTON BAT/STE W A L T Z G O W N S
What V»luel G»y printed niehtles
1.00
In tod, little or no-lron cotton
batiste. TheyY# adorably styled,
trimmed with ruffles ‘n ribbons.
Buy aererei: Slus 32 to 40.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, IDCO
TIMES-NEWS, T W I N FALLS, IDAHO
] 25 Rcj)orte(l
For District’s
PTA Sessions
KBAR
KAYT
HUB IHtecTClM
flV
* h ll M
K IJ X
Kllncftln)
(IJIO Klldcjetfi)
t ,l;r. (IdrKnlffi from
. iii'.-.t.utlicciilr.M ia;il
. v.,r nl!.(lny Ir.idi
ip hiL.iwl liy ilie-nvlii
Probate Judges,
Officers in Meet;
(laiididatc Is
T.F. Speaker
At GOP Meet
Ci-cll Callimi;
Ihlhl.
Tlili ilall; ><-l>e(Iulr of Irlcrh
anil radio profram* li prcfcoled
■X a »rrvlce lo rcadera
of ms
tliB T
lera oi
riitiei-Neu't. U itlntt ire turolibed bj
the aCallfla. An; rrors or chancei aliuuld be repurled to Ibe lUtioa
llKlf and ool th TtfnM-Nrwi.
Television Log
itldldi
W’i^SHINGTON. April 57 Cf-In of t)ie luinnitt conference witl
what may h-'ive been n surprise lo Ru.Mla next month.
him . Sccrrtary ot AKrlculture Ezra Tlic AmlllnK Jlerter, accompan­
Taft ncnson rrcplvrd poMes yester­ ied by a party of state and defeiiM
day Instead of Ihe UMiftl brickbats department experU. lell neurby
from
senators reviewinK
hti Andrews air force base, Md.. by
ancncy'a .\pendiiik’.
'
milltar>- Jet at 0;:0 a.m. lEDTi.
romiiiended. Mr. TIic plane refueled nt l/QrlnR
Secrc
•. for w I >ou have done Blr force base. Me., and then mild
Sen I an ovemiRht Mop in I^iiclon. P’ron
., told there Herter and the olficlnb will
turn.
Ko lo Tehran for the ttiree-day
Rur.^ell U chnlrninn of a senate ministerial council mecllnc of the
.ipproprlatloas subcomiiilltee which Central Treaty orsanlMtion iCcnheard testimony from Demon on a tro) which auirts Umorrow.
budRet callhiK for nearly six bil­
lion dollars for the department
for the fbcnl year bcRlnnlnR July
1.
•'i have bren very critical In
commilive and ou ihp lloor of th<
SHOSHONE, April 27 - About
.'ienate on your f.irm prosram prO' J liW damnRc resulted to a IDSr
pasal.i," Ru.v,cll Mid, "but I warn
diesel tractor when It broki
le center .Monday nfternoon 11
mill's norlh'.vesi of Sluv.hone.
A trailer, hitch came loo;,e. spillinR the tractor onto the road.
ciirch h.is kept ill' breaklnR It In tlie procrw, accordluR to Sheriff TlioiiiM W. Conner,
InvesllRHllon officer.
Charles C. Tlin;na,-,nn. Wendell,
before coiiRrc.'.iloiial commit tee^
have been mar/ifd by eau-'tic ai- Idn.. wns driver. Owner of the
lucks on tiiiii by both Democrat inctor wns the Wenilcil Imple­
!ind Republlc:ias who don't like his ment company. ’Ilic driver .said h
w:li irnvellni; about 35 miles pi
approach to farm problems.
Benson hlnuvelf may have set th hour at the time.
chanced tone ye.iterdny by an
MILWAUKEE, WLi.. April
nounclni; at the out.ici Hint thLi
i.n-A llRlit plane Mruck n hlRh Viis perhaps hU last appeal
tension wire over the .louth side before the committee. He has
WASHINGTON. April 27 m -suburb ot Cudahy la.il nlKhl, he plaai lo return lo a post i
llie senate has unanimously ap'
buru into flumes and crushed on> leader of the LD3 church at Salt proved a J4.U77.Ol4.OOU approprln.
to ihe lawn of a private home, Lake City at Ihe end of the ELsen lloi\ bill cnrryln); funds lo hire ad'
kllllnv the tun men aboard.
iiower .ndmlnlstnClon next Janu dlJlonnl fntminf retcnde (icentj
Police Chief SlKinund Bukowskl nry.
crackdown on Income
-■^Id the two men aiiparently wen
clients.
father and son. Ife said IdentUiCa.
The bill, approved by a mil call
tluii cardt In Ihclr wnllets both
otc of l i to 0. Includes fuiids to
carried the names Walter A. ZelR.
•un the trea.>.ury and pasiofflce
ler. West Bend, Wls.. a small com^
department.s and the U. S. tnx
inimity about 30 miles northwest
court for the fiscal year slarlinR
BOISE. April 27 aTC-Denlnl of July 1.
of Mllw.iukee.
t30.40fi claim of Aero Service
Bukowskl said rc.icue workers
corporation. Salt Lake City, for
moved the '/rlKltTS within a J
services to the stale hlRliway deinlniite* but they were dead.
piirtment wns made a pnrt of the
inlnules of the Iward of ex.’Unlners
yesterday.
•
SERVICE
Attorney General Frank Be
nd .Secrctarv of State Arn()ld
Wiillanis. both Democrats, voted
SAN QUENTIN, Calif.. April
iRaliL'.t payment of the cnnlroverCaryl Che.wnan m js he s
ha."! ft chance to escajw execution ,lal cUlin. Gov. Hoberl E. Smylle
No Exlto Chflige
next Mondi>y even thouRh the U. »»• lone Republican, siuned It.
S. supreme court has .-ilammrd
•IHd board .secretary. Stale Audiwhat the condemned innn's attor­
r Joe It. Wllllam.1. .sent the claim
ound to Individual members of
ney calLi "the iMt Judicial door."
Che.wman's niiornty. A. L,. Wlrln the board after n IC-mlnute meetin order to Ret the denial
said, ''nie only remalnlnR dour
hr official minutes. It had
open Is the Rovemor's coiwlence."
Che.Mm.in basi's hl.i hopes nn been turned down earlier by IndlI'o inaiiaVine investlRator.i he be­ •Idual nicmljers,
AlthniiKh both Denson and Ar­
lieves liiive uiicoveriil evidence
that could chalienRc hLi Identlfl- nold Wllllam.1 .s.-ild they dLvipCfttlon as the Lm AuRCIes lovers' proved the claim neither signed
C O M IN
lano bandit' who b Kuilty of rob­ papers saylnR *o^______________
bery. kldnnplng and .lexunl ns.will.
Qov. Edmund Drown yesterday
all but ruled out cxecutlvc clemcncy that would save Che-isman.
W E D . — THURS,
"1 am coiuiltutlonnlly now pro­
hibited from exiendlns clemency," Kerwln Mathews-Kalhryn Grant
the governor *ald.
Rlchnrd Eycr — Lorln Thnicher
'T H E 7eh VOYAGE
OF StNBAD"
PLUS
Gle^in Ford-Jnck Lemmon
Anna Kar.lifl-Urlan Uonlcvy
KELLOGG. April 27 '^1-The
more than 2.000 Mine-MIll unlna
"C O W B O Y "
employes oT the blR Duiikcr Hill
company, may be votUiR on a new
contract proposal tomorrow night.
Out It mlRht be n strike vote.
MlnlnR circles here reported
la-st nlRlit Uiai a special ma.\,i
meellnc called by tho Mlne-Mlll
W E D . — THURS.'
for tomorrow niRht to di.icu.i.%
James Stewart—Rock Hudson
"major developments" may be n
Arthur Kennedy—Julie Adnmi
contract bslloiuiR session.
Neither fide will confirm nor
"A T T A C K OF THE
deny the report fliat circulated
5 0 FT. W O M A N "
'lere that
vole on a new pici
P lut Color Cartoon
iKrced upon by neROtlators is
coinlnK tomorrow.
Cruelty Charged
In Divorce Case
iiRTican de.siH-radoes were held
icoiniiiiiiilondo bv Ciib.in official;
id.iv while the lcR.il wheel;
Miiiul out ordrr.^ for tlidr return
1 NiLwau lo face British charRC.N
f murder nnd plr.icy.
The chiirKes aB;iln.'.t them
kllllni; a charter yiicht captnin
who offered to re.'cue tliem from
in Isolated Uland In the Ilaham.v
ind then flcclns In his boat.
•llie men are Alvin Table, Jr..
J5. an Arkans.-ui adventurer, nnd
WlIllBm Secs. 23. Torrance, Calif
The British embiuuy requested
thi'lr extradlllon to N.wau to fnci
tlie chiircc of munlcrlni; Cnpt. An.
i;tu IJoaiwrlcht. Key West. Fin.
and the chnrKe of piracy. Officliit.'
here raid conviction on either
charpe could lirliic deatli.
Driver Training
LawEyedAgain
.. Hiilewlde voluntiiry driver e(
cation proKram for icen-nsers \
tional m.-.tliiites of licalth. Ilethe.-.. council'.i driver ediicatlnn proRram
LMratlon ua.i fllrd In Tiiln
111 be revieueil liiirlnR a sprlnc,
probate court Ttiesday In the da. Mil,
estate of Mr.v Jo.-.le .nonham by Application forms may be ob- leetlnR of the council May i;> - J4
lined from Agnrs A. Stronk. civil I S:inilpoini.,'nir review will In­
Olio E. C.'tldwell. a brolhrr.
Tlie petition say* Mr.r Uonham Tvice exiiinincr, or from the U. S. clude a talk by Oienn Hall, Doise,
died April 1!> In Canyon county. ctvil M-Tvlcr ciiniini.^.M<m. Wiv-hiniT- •hairiiMn of the council's expcuUvc
15, D. C'
■ommltiee, nl a dinner May 13.
Ren! and persont»l property doe.Mi'l
execed $l.:oo.
Heirs include the liu.'.!iand,'Floyd
nonhaiii, MItohcll. Ore., a son,
Bold T hem es M oke
•mornas McDonald. Salt Lake City.
Trenton. N.
Two Die as Light
Plane Hits Wires
Funds OK’d
Chessman Sees
Chance to Live
be subnltted to the IcBlilaturB
Penal Jobs Open
Kiiln next ye.ir, Pre.udenl J,
Positions Open
Williams of the Idaho S.ifcty
ScleiitLM nilnilnl;
■
r po;.itio
In
Civil
Service
Council iald yf.^ierday.
Papers
Filed
in
re ncm- available
Such leKU-.lalicin wa.i Introduced
U. s. civil :enieo coiniuLv.lon
rie.'. r.niiiiiiK annually from i7,03t) in the 19&9 ICRL'.bture, bill failed
announces examinations for wiperto »13J70. nnnounce.^ the board of to pa^v
Woman’s
Estate
vliory Jobs In trades nnd rrnfis In
miners, na­
Willmms nnnnunced tiint the
(e<Iernl penal and correctional In'
Petition for letters of admln-
M emorable Movies!
. PAIRPIELD. April 27-nmeral
*er\-lce.i for ^%’orth B. rielcher
were held Monday afleriuwn In thi
Fairfield Community church will
the Ilev. Hoy DimnaRnn official.
Inc.
Mrs. Vlelor Plana.sUy tind Mrs
Alvin Carman .^anc three diipl.'
with Sharon Carman as accnm'
panLit. OrRan niu.''lc w m played liy
Mr.i. Allen Ol.icn.
Active palUjcarers Included Hsi
ncy.DeMlers. Craic Hupp, Charlr.v
IMckcr.'on. Mnnnle Shaw, .loliii
Pniil'on and CcorRe rerkin.i. jr.
II(iiio;^r>- pallbcarcr.i were Jark
rduiitd.% William Simmons. M uts
Unllaiid, Air IJnldwIn, Frank Terkins find Cirl IJenlrow.
IIKETHEVlllLEHIUNDUERODE!
1
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[ncwmcSw*)
A T 9:50 ONLY
G
T O
C A C T U S
Vote Looms for
Kellogg Miners
P E T E 'S
"The Fun 'Spot"
ft
South of the Border
BEHIND
EVERY
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
HERE...
BIG 4 %
DIVIDEND
Current IUt«
EXTRA E A R N IN G POWER! Put
your m oney to work for you here
. . . incrcosc your incomc in the
cosicst, safest woy . . . open your
sovirgs o cco un t right owoy.
W E A D D T O ACCOUNTS REG­
U LA R LY ! Y o u r sovings are constonlly co rn in g . . . end corning
a t 0 h ig h rote. A nd, our method
of co m p uting and compounding
means even M O R E in dividends!
Carriers Get Order
DOISE, April 27 (ITS—Tw o........
, carriers were o^ered by the pub­
lic utilities commUMon yesterd.iy to
show cnuse at the statchou.s« here
nt 8:30 nin. May 13 why their perm lu should not be revoked.
Fred Rolierts. motor carrier
nlidltor for Ihe Pt;c. brouRht comrlalnti nRttlnsl Mnn'In Dnldwln,
Caldwell, and Archer TrucklnR.
HIT S IN COLOR!
Denial of Claim
Put in Records
Lions Prepare Desperados Held
For PiracyDeath
For Elections HAVANA.
April :7
— Two
-Worth E. Fletcher
Honored at Rites
(KUU KIIi>c>rln)
T W O BIG EXCITING
Shoshone Notes
Tractor Mishap
im £
iii Wir 7'iUfl Kill.?
)Uiiiy Wnimii'.i llcpuhllcan club
n'lllii: .Mdiiiljiy nftcriiooii.
(.'.ilhimn ilL'-cuvi'd two bllb ol.
•Kly
public law B5-8M,
ye.fiJIlcrr
iiiiil the n.illonnl defciLW cducn■ Id.ihi
■
‘“'*■*'111111 nrt. Aho <ll.scu.«nl were the
Irnlnliii; -vho.il lo rxi-1
.'.chonl roimrucllon act ot 10(10 nnU
muni ihr .Muiray-Mete.ilf bill.
n iry ntlnuLfd Ihr f
of llii' riiiljaiKiii aim juiT' 1(1 1 • bllU
: dance
lillo Ofll.'cT/i ii!.Miciall0M.
in's freedom by individually
enlleellvrly crantlnK to a cii
IDlirlm: yc.Nlcrday^ m-:..|oii. Ihi
Tw.111 rnlU roiiiily proUallon nfll' tiiLylnner of education at Wwihli
, D. C.. the power lo dictate
, Ilclvii Ilendi
foiirt." n drniiin cour.'cs of Atudy, adinliilr.tmtion
"A <1
lul c.-.lal)lUhment of n tenchcrs'
ll?-iUuu r.hov
aKC Male,
bale court i.
‘••Hie niperlnl<'mlenl nf ]-ruiuiinl Und'-r the collrctlvc Iiiuj, local
nrliDols. Max Snow, nimkc on iiub- cnntj-ol would be ali^orl)cd by n
federiil bureau, aceordins to Calilc .'.choul partlrlpAtlon In the
lioun. ,,
rrctluri <if Jiivi'ullr ilrllii(|Ui
Jiidce •nuToii \V.iril, •J’win Kall.i. Mrs. I.. Jnmer Koutnlk, prc.-,lttn.i KUi'st j.pi'akiT nt n bivnquct tnt, condiicti'd ihe ineclinK. .Mr.'s.
J. WooiLvin C rm l told the M-veii
incdlni: last tUcht.
main polnt.^ of the Poraiid bill. Slir
The proKram ended today wlUi flUoted riKUres to aIiow the caM
ft workshop on Juvcnllr relmbllltft. would far exceeil the Kovernnipnt
tton conducted by llobcrt E, Par. estimate of a bllllnn dollitr.-t for
bh. n.v.|.'.l,inl Mipcrlnlendcnl ol llic fir.'t ye.ir lo provide ho,-.plial.
d ■ine.ndny nlKht at Koi
Iho Khool lllTP,
.MirKlciil and nur.'iiic cnre for " cafi'.
Aoclnl iiecuriiy priuloi
l.cj Rotith nnd nnymond eprclcr
lid Aoon overcrowd pre.ere iiomlniiUKl lo r prc.'>iilfnl;
Mo.'pliaH and force cowtructloit of Spreler. CralR Ornyblll nnd Hichard Hrunlnn, fir.'it vlcc prejldcnl;
Mm . Koutnlk pointed out In art Grant Kunkle nnd I-’rank Nielsen,
Mrj, Mnry J<«n Miller filed null dltlun to the fifteen itillllun &oci:i ^ccond vlcc president: Henry Pit In T»'lii Fulls district court IMea-, lecurlty peiwloners. there arc loui :.(in and Avery FloyU.- third vlct
day lor a divorce from I''rrdily million ftRed persotw not eoverei pre.ilUfnti Nnil Holmes, secretaryLeroy Miller, chirKlnR extreme by ioclnl security who could Im treiusurer; Erne.',t Koto nnd Claron
cruelty.
niedlnl«ly demand' tlie Mvnio bene Smith. Uon lamer; noberl llu.ilon
id U, I,. Ward, lull Uvbter;. tw
Tlie action .ilatea the coupli
tnnrrlnl Nov H. lOS!!. nt Seatlle. Mr*. Creed wamrd that covern' jenr dln-ctorji. FdKnr •ninmi>.'c;
l-V.ink, Nielsen. Clarrnre Hansi
U nole.i Mrs. Miller has iv
iient ofllcmit spendinK t.i>:piiyer,N
, Ilrnrj' Person, nnd one-yeiir
dren by n Jonncr mnrrlaci
iioney for niedlral service.'' wll directors. John Winters, Nick
Mr.v Miller n.-.k.i a re.'.irahilns end to control ho.'pItali. nur.^Uu
L.irry Kftlin. Avery Hoyd
ordrr to prevriU Miller from' In^ liome.s dentW-1. mir.vs nnd pliyLOtt-ell Wills.
terferlnB with her life. $7S K .ilclftiw, and from ni'ces.iliy. wil nnd
Offlcer.i will be elected nl 8 p.m.
carry her thronRh until the ncUnn
■ntunlly reKlnient the pallenLi. next Tut'day at Koto'.i cafe.
U *cllled. jso for expenses of Hie
kn Invitation was clveii to tli<
speaker wa.n Mr.i. II. O.
ftcllon and attomry lee.n.
croup to Mtcnd & luncheon May McCftll, pre.'.Ulent of the Alinu'ii
She also rrque.its n lioa-.c trallci 4-nt the noRer.wn hotel In honoi 'ub, who spoko on tho “woman
telcvWon jcL and slcreophoiilc id of Mrs, Claro D. Wllluin.i, n-'uiL-itant ; the yenr" awards
nobert N. W. DallfL'cn, Tv,ln ^'a1L•, chalnnnn ot the Natlonnl Republl.
Alfred Brnkillii. i
iillltee.
attorney, rrpreseuis Mr.v Miller.
rrvert
stltullons Inctudlnc (oreman, p-iy^
InK »2M 10 $3.(H an hour, nn<
lend foreman, $3.45 lo ^.41 nn
hour. *
Appllcnlion foniLi may be
tftlned from Aitnc.i A. Stronk. I). &
civil service examiner, or lx>nrd of
U. S. civil sei^-lee examiner?. U. S,
penitentiary. Lenvemvorlh. Knn.i
KART
KTKI
(ir o ItlloCTClM*
iii.il Cimnrr.-.^ of I'arriils
IM.1 JlrM MaJf ini'liibiT
, cliri'clrtj
Kroup <ll'iiilrii; :iic nlierntxjti »p/.ir fourth dUtrlct JTA
■ni-^vlny fit Iho Tttln
irir hiKli .Khool nudl-
III 1'1'A
tnclicrs >nc1 mill
III
In PTA
Inlrr:il iiiil to cilucntlon. liir,i i
i:,.:
to read J-l'A piil)liiM
IWII’ If) IncrfXv; uUrii(l:iiu
n'. iTA iiiPrtlnKs. how lc> ma mi iii
l‘> piirtlclp:ilc In Kiniip ‘li‘
nnd .MlrrlnK p.irdiiAl in
Ic w l in *clio<.l ttilldr.ii.
Tlie croup nlso discir.M'cl in'iticv
niakinn.projccl.i uild Mixi K' liiicil
/..lid PTA rroups should net tm
thlnw Jor which the- .TlifKti
is Bctunlly rr,-,|X)ivsU)Ii-.
DurUiK Uif nioniuit:
-.iDiir. Ml/.
Kennedy save the fmir li.u-.ic <mi
cepUi of ITA. xvhlcli iirr l!ie f«li
of PTA. role nf llip I'-nlcr. rnli
of the mrmbcr Mill Hi'" part lli^i
the pro«ram piny.' m pta.
Benson Given Herter Takes Off
For More Talks
Demo Praises Secretary
WASHINGTON. Ap.'ll 27 1': of Stale Christian A.
look off yesterday lor Iran.
For Research Ilertcr
Turkey nnd Grt-ece on a new round
of western ne«otlailor.s In advanct
MAGIC VALLEY RADIO SCHEDULES
Every savings account is Insured
to S I 0 ,0 0 0 by Q U.S. Government
instrum entality.
O R G A N IZA T IO N F U N D S INVITED
4 20 M oln A ve. South
D ial RE 3-2233
Qnallly Eleetronle Serrlee
for SS';«an-
YOU SEE MORE-ENJOY MORE
Via Cable Vision Service
W EDNESDAY
aianne! 7—7:30 T.5L Perry Coroo Show
(:30 r .» . Fhll Sllvm C«medr
“lavestigate
before you invest”
,JOBERTMITCHUM-ELEANORPMKER
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CiNtMASCOPE •«(! METflOCOLOB
DOORS OrEN SH:
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T HURSDAY
7:00 r.M. Wa<on Train
B;M r ^ I. CrouDcho Marx Quti
Cable Vision, Inc., RE 3-2234
u n iH }
1
ST
The O.VLV Satinc* and Loan
AuocUllon In Made Valley
nhoie Aecoanta ar« INSUltEO
by a Fedenl Atency..
F E D E R A L SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION :
O F T W IN F A L L S
2.33 2nd S t. No. — “The SavinR S C o rn e r" — R E 3-1222
P e e W e e
K in g
3 DAYS O N LY
FrL-Sot.-Sun.
A pril 29-30-M qy 1
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. I960
s l^ N
T IM E S-N E W S, T W IN FALLS.' ID A H O
Parley on Aging
Deliiyed in State
Fakfield Boys’ Staters Aie'Selected
BOISE, April :7 Ip-Tlic ROV,|
rriior'.i coiifrrrntf on niciiic tin'l
brrn po.^tponpfl trom Mny 5 niid!
10 in June 0 ntld 10, A. K. Mcml-'
BOinciy. fliairiumi nt Uip vovcnior'.i
cumiiiL-.tioii oi> nsinr, niinQuncril.>
DrlfCiitrj ntr r.siirctrcl lioni nil
[u»rl.i of llir Miitr (ii (hr Miiiixn-'
on
rldrr rltir.<nN, lir
R E A D T IM I-S-N E W S W A N T A D S .
SAVE M O NEY
with PLANNED CREDIT I
I MoniKonirry miuI oul;^ of Mirby
L,v.•v.^ uiid
»lul p!iv.ilr
ulll l»- iiir->rnl''d III
RKA13 TIMES-NKWS WA.NT ADS
Voiir THln l'4lli
REXALL
Production Credit Planned to
DRU G STORE
M e e t Your Speciol Needs
Now Gives
nOBKRT HOWLAND
S T E ^ N TACKHAM
CI.KIX HALI.AIll)
. . . Ihree C»m»» eounly hljh ichooJ Junlon who halt bten named deltcatc* lo l»oj»’ ulalf. TIiHr
parrnla »re Mr. ind Mn. Walter RowUnd. Corra I; .'Mr. and Mn. Cliarlr« I’arkham and Mr, and SIr».
Clauilc ilalUrd, all Falrrield. All three arc active tn uhool and ehurrh ada ln . tKtalf fniravlnt>)
Tlie IndlaniipolLi motor Mifed-
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
W IL E Y
R E XA L L DRUG
IZi Khnihone Rl. No.
Is a S'l mile paved ov.il. It
Camas Notes Speech Winner wny
Noted at Burley al.%0 contains a roU course.
Delegates to oneDURLEV.
April :7-'-DMlh nnd
man" u n.t the Illle of the bine
Y o u w ill find it in the G O U R M E T BAR
wlnnlnx talk Riven by Rich­
^ Boys’ Event pencil
ard Smith nt ihc Rurley T Imndters mee^lnc nl ihc Nnllnn:il
F iuiirc y o u r rn.-iJi iiocii.s fo r (ho wlmte I'fn]) year.
Dccide on llie (tutc.s yoii will ni'od (lie nionoy, n iiJ
ymir chcck w ill be.rcndy fu r yon on Kchcdtile.
dm
FAinPlEl-U, April 27 - Ctimiva
county lilKti Acliixil wilt be rcprefciilcd nt Hoy,V slate by Ilobcrl
Itowlnnd, Mn of Mr, and Mrs. Wivlter Rowland. Corral: Steven Packham. Bon of Mr. and Mr*. Clinrle*
Pftcklmm. and ClMl Btill.ird. *oi
ot Mr. and Mrs, Cbude Unllard.
Ilowlnnd plnyed football three
}’car«, Li n member of Die C club,
. Ims been n atudeni director of the
band. Attended mtule fe.Mlvnl and
niiLilc clinic And was n anxophone
Rololst nl the festival, Hb H Junior
jitudent body rcpreicntnllvB and
the ft.vLitani yearbook editor nnti
will be editor next year. He I* a
incmbErof the Coniniunlly clwch.
l>.ickham pluyed footUnll onil
b:L^i:etball three years. Is vlci.
prMldcnl of the C club nnd will
bn both 0 club pre.-Udenl and stu>
dcnl body president nexl yenr. He
ha5 been on the annual and Snownhoe Maff three yriira nnd Attendpd both reslonal nnd dl-ilrlcl declalion festlvnlv He L» a Junior cln.w
Vico prcsWent oiul J.> an BCllve
member of the LD3 church,
nallurd also played foolbnll snd
biuketball tlireo ycar.v He hM
played sou.vaphone in the band
I Miree ye.im. Attended mualc clinic
I And ff.iilvab nnd competed In the
^tftln muile clinic thl.^ year, Jle
Li Junior claw [ire.^ldenl and will
bp student body trea.iurer ......
yi:ar. He Is on the Annuul
Snnw/Jine stnff. a member ot the C
Qlub nnd of the Community church.
hold Monday evenhiR. n ils per­
tained to the Chc.vmmn murder
ca,ie tn CAllfornin.
•Tlie little mAn who wasn't
there" wa.% Ihe subject of Walter
'rtiomas' Inlk denlliiit with Ihe
worklniw of Uio TouUntistcr
Broup.
Richard Jone.^ w.-is liible topics
chairman and each wa.i n.nked Ui
iipeak on •Tlie vncniion I would
like mwl." Wn)lnce Shnrplc.i wiis
chief critic. Jack Hollund wn.^
Rrammarinn and L«s Trout was
ton.itmaster.
Members were reminded of the
dLiUlct Toa.<!mn.',ier mcetniK to br
held At Twin FftlL'i nexl Saturday.
READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS
Saves You Money!
M ake Ptifc you liavp (lie tmnic.v ym i nocd for
Rct'd. fe rtilize r, repairs or lalxir. I ’riHluctii)ii t'reilit InatiH p ro v ide for ciillivntiim . ciiom in il wocmI
niul
c o iilrol, harvc.st co.sl.s aiu) storaKC e.xJWll-’iU.
N E W A R R IV A L S
You cati rep ay when you .si'll crop.-t or !ivc.><ti)ck.
lU'paym ent m ay be filled lo yo ur m arkelinK pro*
pram . Interc.st J.h charjccd only fo r llte n um ber of
days cnch d o lla r is uacd.
G ourm et Houto
N O O D LE NESTS
Tho porfccr Patty Shell
GlobctroHer
PRODUCTION CREDIT
FISH BALLS
Genuine Norwegian
ASSO CIAT IO N
Main OHice TWIN FALLS RE 3“ 8411 —
"M a g ic Valley’s Most Iiiie rcsting Store'*
BURLEY, OR 8-7422 -
KRENGEL'S H ardw are
GOODING, WE 4-4312
T odayp u t your car
a n d y o u r c a r e s in C 0 N 0 . C 0 7 S h a n i d s . . .
Grange Hears
Of Fii-e Truck
anoSHONE. April 27—The
ly purcbwed fire irueic for North
6ho^llone area U ready ftfr use.
S. M. HaII reported at the Wood
niver center Orange meeting Iwt
v.eelc.
Euuene Oulhde conducted the
GranKo meetlns and WArd MilL^
reported on a recent dance.
Members voted to nend a letter
to the IJncoln county commls'
hloners luklni: for them to e.ilab'
llsh a votlnii precinct in the Ki'
inamn dl.itrlct. Members voted iS
to the cnnccr fund. Appointed to
Invc.itlRAte wlrinR in the hnll »,err
Knrl Vln.ianl, R. B. Kelley and w.
W . Whitehead.
Use of the hall w m Branted to
the Wnod River Uve.itock <-H
club for Uielr parcnU banauct next
SAturday and to tlm county Home
Demoa";lrAt1on council <or a lea
Mny 7.
Mr, • and Mrs. Robert Hewett
Pnyetle. former member.v wen
vl.^ltors. Refrf-'hmetiUi were aer^'cd
by Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead.
Last Honor Paid
W. Thornsberry
•
BUHL. April 27-Ftjner#l serv­
ices for Walter M, Thom.iberr7
were held at 3 pm . Tuesday at the
Albert.wn Memorial chapel with
Uie Rev, Warren McConnell, pas­
ter of the First Methodist church.
offlclatlnR,
Mrs, William Walt sans two
aeleclloni accompanied by Mrs.
Ocrald Jen«n. organist..
Pallbearers were Ernest Plnkalnn. Delbert Alexander. FVed
J?e>75oWj. Pmnlc Mattbewi. Robert
Reynolli and Emory Do'anl.
Coneludlns ser>-lces wer« held
«t the Buhl city cemetery’.
a n d y o u ’ll s e e
w h y C o n o c o is t h e H O H E S T
B R A N D
G O IN G !
T h e s e a r e t h e h a n d s t h a t c a n m a k e - y O u a m o r e c o n f id e n t d r i v e r l T h e s e a r e h a n d s
y o u c a n t r u s t . . . f o r service t h a t g o e s b ey ond . rouV ine-
Night Observed
3UGERMAN. April 21 — High
council nlnht wa.i observed Sunday
« t the LD3 church with William
Choulu In charRe. R. K. Bcndorf
KAve the Invocation. .
Speaker* were Robfh Hallowell
and Qolden Darlow. both Jerome,
Mrs. Joe Haycxlc *#ns a solo, aceompanitd by Mr*, C le m e n t
Prince. KrUtie Choulcs and Karen
Lowe played a piano duet. BenedteUonwaa elten l'T B l Larsoa;
HAS THE M A G IC
OF R A D IA N T CONTROL
. . . f o r p r o d u c t s t h a t g iv e y o u a n e x tr a m easu re o f v alue .
A l o n g b r o a d h i g h w a y s a n d h o m e - t o w n s tr e e ts , t h o u s a n d s o f C o n o c o h a n d s a r e
t a k i n g t h e c a r e s o u t o f m o t o r i n g . T h e y e x t e n d a f r ie n d ly w e l c o m e to y o u a t t h e
-s ig n ip f t h e R e d T r i a n g l e . I t ’s t h e i r s k i l l t h a t m a k e s C o n o c o t h e H o t t e s t B r a n d G o i n g .
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Molof O ill Get round-UMwJock protection with
Conoco nll-scnson SuRCl! Exduaivo Oil-Plating*
actually
. “ .plates” a magnotic-liko film o n oil en^
ginopartflthalwon'tdraindown—even overnight!•IVtJemiirk iml pil>nl o>ok1 by ShtUOJ (;ainp>ny.
-
G fltolint! Supcrchargo your cor with Cmoco
Sorvlcol Conoco bands arc quick to dean your
Royal with T C P p/ua. TCP* boosU poywa, in- headlights; chcck tires, b a t t ^ , water. Thoy’ro
crcaaea milcago . . . oil-plating a c tio ^ u ts wcat.
tho bands that make you a more confident
After two tnnkfuls, fed that powcrft/l difrcreneel ' driver; make Conoco tho Holiest Brand Going!
’ ' OtKO. CeotlntBUl (>d Cemptsr.
Cunoco onif Carle Blanche Crrdit Canii 01 ! acapU^ at Conoco tlalioru.
T uno in eVoiy Thuridoy, 7 :3 0 P .M . »o ''W h irly b ir d i" Stotion KLIX-TV C honnol 11
•jf
A m e ric a '! Fineit Teaiterp erfecf to o it every Hme
•if
Brood Lowers Automotically—
N o lev'ert to puih
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, lOGO
TIMES-NEWS, T W IN FALLS, IDAHO
Barlo’tv' Flays
Sale of Lands
Of Watershed
Who?
ENTRY F O R M
K A .nLSIlU H K .
April :7
f.t.I A'lMMUtT :r,:.| Ii;.'
SPECTACULAR
ir h a H a r d w a r e W e e k
3 Ram blel-American
supen STATIO N W A G O N S
aihu : t i.r.—sn> <if
hind iir;ir
Ilf :.t;c;iir,s h .i.n ar.'Ctlbril }T:,Ierili»'
or. bl!l;.l folly,”
;;.n 1C. C llnrlnr, R , CiisNln, n
f.iMlJiliiIf tnr rrflcrltoii, ninilr the
M.ii'-tiinu III a Ii'llcr in Sen.
t<r f.
D.. Adaim, whn )in<l
tli'M;(!c-(l l.TiuI .••nlrs niiihnn7J-<l l>v
llir ; l.iU' lainl lxi:inl. now I'oiilrollnl tiv IJcmocral-..
-ILi' i).i;ir(l ihould iinvcr m'II
iiii'adim’ Kni^lni; 'l.'nnl
ulDi II c
llir liratlualri:: o!
Jirltiatloii Mtcaiiu," ln'
No jinjlei lo wrilB • Nothing to buy.
' Juil fill out thli form
Il.iil'iA' r-.Tld Ihcre.nrc hvn r';'«nir. I"r wlinl he liali! nn» Hi'fnlli.ri' <if Ihr Deinnrrfillc tilrmlii-r;
n' II:*' lv)iiicl "lo coniini'Jiriui Ihr
cffcel.S (it llir |.')Ilr'tr,.
Il;c.
lllllully llllrMI-d' ;
H<- Mill tlir boafrt i.huiild 1i.iv
p;ir)l» .. .
iioiia! (iii'M. In ndfUUaf, -no i
IitliMl party offirdinldrr sliouM
prrnilltrd In lioltl Ihr lini><>ii.'
im'lllnil of Mnic Iiind (khiiii
floiicr."
Jcihii O. Wftllprj, flair Pcti
crnllc chnlnnnn. now i.i land r>'i
ml.v.loncT.
Diirlow Mid hr pl.in^ lo nij
ItRUlallon III llii' imil .r.vKm
■■liri;vi-nt tliU /mi of Ilillu; Iir
ever hiippcmiii: a;:anr'
SALE
pm lPriees
eth*r.mtr<hendli» priiti during
Me Ksrd«e» Wtah-Apra 31-
400
Vine I'lafi lo
JJold roiirlsl
(ilasscs Herr
T H E S P O R T S M A N 'S C O L U M N
I C OM PLETE G O L F
SE T
' PICNIC W
ar”
V>)1UE
u:. lUl.ll dril
•IJi-'Ir Mill 1)M
I I I - w i t l i <-n
Seven Wciglit
Queens Feled
Ervrn wi'lirhl (iiifrii.'.'vrrcrtonn.i|„| tin- '.latf
^l•IHr.^,■lllJ•l>ll('tIl(l<maI Hir'I oJ’S !
uiilcli will
(Tiikr Off 1... . .Srii'.llih'
i'ltJi Hir i I.um .'..
X cluh ^|^^^nl: |i.i:iy, wiili !i
_
uill inrludr oiitltn'
mpmbcr.'! In ullcii(t,nirr at ' I ' ' ' L , ‘
IniriihiK
ilai-i
lioini- of Mr.v Klvrr Trll, 12,'. [.ark- |
hiiuimark.1 nnd clf
»piir dilvr.
roiilM Id lakf
Cro'vnrd hj- Mr.i. il. K. 5’lilHip.' icniiliiiiii; Uip
and
olhrr
lii!n:miillnn.
KS urlnlll (|lllTa\ Il
Jli'pri-.'.rniailM.i. iilti-ndini; tinmnnlli jxTlod, '’.cir Mr.i. ciiaric;.
McCliiln, Mr.'. Richard Whlti-. Mr.- nu-cimK ttTfc Uirry Itnrpcr. Kl
Albrrt Miiycr. Mr.v Ilal|ili Klin- Itlch motel; Mr.i. I’crkV OrlRK.'.
mnitf, Mrn. Mnrvtn Krl.M'y, Mra. OrlKi:* motor cuurl; Mrs. Leonard
Donnlil UollclUT niid Mr*. Lloyil DcWnnl. AA moU'l; Illchnrd Serp ,
^Inndiud Oil <ll;iIrlI;uIor; Mrn.
llnnn.
Mr.i. Iloimid C<ix '.vii.i ml^lrivo VhidliniT P.ittlcl;. Ciilonliil
of ccrrmonlf.'. A lirntnlk -'kll uns •IV<! Sinllh. JloKcrMiii. liotcl miil
prr.ifiUcd by Mi.i. Muytr iii'<I Mrs. cutfcu .ihop; Uoiiald Orand)i'an,
G nn .St.-vlQ oil coinpniiy; Ui'iili
pmntiM.
Br.'.i losers of the wcrlc wfre Kcndrlck. » Phllllivi CtJ dlMrlh '
Mr*. Ilarrl.son Burt!c;j. l-'llcr, uml und Mi». Riiy 0. Uriiljb. Cnpt Ctxl
Mr.i. nichnril White, ullh four ninlrl.
and one-hiiU roiimli cacli.
Tlic mci'llni; wni spoii.'.nrrd by
A lolnl nf
i>oiiiid5 w.
thf ChiiinbiT <if Omiincrcc li
diirlnc April wid 710 pounds hnvc commlltcf, imdrr lli« (Uirclli
been lail Alncc Ihr Nlx-ou-I’lx Winiam Chiiniry. Carl Ucrt;,
ehiiplcr was Marled Nov. 1. IO.'jS. ClmniliiT Ilf Coinmcrcr jirc.'ldcnl,
Mr.i. H. L. Arm.iirniii: wns nei
aiiU William (iraiinc, Chnmbrr <iri
fm l pnriy chnlrmnn; Mr.i. Jnim
CoInIn('ri•t^ niiiiiairi'r. alr.n nltcndi'd.
Ijiutlcrback wn.i pro;:rain chair*
mnn. nncl Mri. Vlclnr Ornyi>cal
wn.i refre.ihmi'nl chnmnaii.
Old Laws Ended
I.ANSINO. Mich.. April 27 Ui-
LEGAL ADVERTISE^^ENTS
MIchlRiin JhrrlKs are henceforth
(iKNKUM. smivicili ,\nsiiNisTii.\' prnhlblli'il from Jiilhnic fiiKlllve
.ilavcn mill pliy.-.IclaM will nn
lonser lie paid 10 rcnt-i {or cacli
SnI
communicable dLw.'.e they report
lalllallr cwruptM br
Bills to rcptiil ihc two mld-lSlh
tUrrlr*. l*«tf<rtfl« 8ti
>‘>.lrr«l Purrau of ln<
century Inw.i Imve been alRjieil by
WJ. *1(1 h« r»r.l.p.l >1
Oov. O. Menncn Williiun.i.
lorg# capocltv, ciirect dr!v»,
lov«l wind.
DELUXE TACKLE BOX
Full/ doluxs box, oil tiovi
Ml plaillc llnsd.
REO. $8.95
PUP TENT
*SG. 47.95
L A W N I M P R O V E M E N T S P E C IA L S
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Everything compleio of ono lo
pricc.
J
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IF YOU'RE TOO
BUSY TO F/SH
. . . Y O U A M TOO BUSY
LOOK AT THIS VALUE
FINE FOR
THE YOUNO
FISHERMAN
I TACKLE
'
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NOV/
ONLY
REO. $3.59
$ 2 -8
20%
DISCOUNT
8
7 Qol. <ap.—full]' iniulsie^.
Packed eipeclolly for S&Q by North*
rup King & Co. Good for re-teeding,
wherevor you noed foit ttjrf growlh.
L A W N K IN G G A R D E N T O O L S
SPIN
CAST
REEL
{
ZIPPER BAG
7
7
«
98 ^
I
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;^ $
4 .8 8 (< s 2
You'll find 0 FtuncJred
uiBi (or ihli hcr'cJisrj
boa.
ruulfm Artlchokn. Stratrbrr■7 ICr<t Ithuliarb, A«|uraeui Ki
Corira of IiKlUllon Br'cIJlll.'niil liifiif SIrawbfrry I’lanli, t:arly Cnprn'
xn.M, fiKiivicr.<! apmini.stii'ation . hacfn Cabbact 1‘lanta i l n '
Kcrd 4> Fwd.-.A(lr.
nu». Ilcwmi I« . SMlDr I.
Of i/l.phon» Mllluil
T-ul.llihi April il. IMO
I
tCOKOMY CASTIKG REEL
I
I
a plict 10 allracf onyent.
P.M. nn Uir IS. mu. ai llnnr,'. Am
mail» Hr^Ulltla, 111 Main A<rfi
Tul.llih: Artil ;i.
i
SAVB WITH SAFETY
FRONr OR BACK
Ctioic* ef lolid Of »nli(
bock C8*fii.
• tut«x fobtic —yinyl ploit.e Uim
• Choic* of bluf, o'«en or thouool
• low eoU protection
Cilit.Criea Bii/j/.K'frootV i
BIO
PROTECT YOUR FINISH
leok preol csmtructton, bifl 3K
;; goL copocity.
‘ EXHAUST
EXTENSION
W h a e Y o u Should
; 9
K now A bou^
7
«
I 2” x9'’ drflfcit i-iliouil down*
TURTLE W AX
COMBINATION A
BOTH
f '
FOR ONLY
L A W N
PLUMBING NEEDS AT A SAVING!
DISCOUNT PRICE SINK SALE
YOU GET THIS
r n /i\ /T.-v
$ 1 .9 8
G R A S S SEED!
Speclol 2 pok .
AUTO
MIRRORS
F o r tin’s climate tlic f<>ll«\viiipr Kr;is.-ic.s arc rccom-meiitlcil;,_K('iilucky B jiioJ- Irass, Keii Top. Kiisriish
or D niiu'stic Kyc G iTi .s' h. R ( ? d T m ‘y)ifijrTt'M'U(', '\VliIlL‘"
D u tch CliuTr. IliK lilaiui R i'iil Hras:;. Mcrion K en ­
tu ck y H hif Crass, am i iirolialily (rm i Triviaii.s nnd
Clicwiiifr.-t i'c.-icne).
BODY MOUNT /'
SALE!
Vv
P B IC E
S IN K & TOILET
C O M B IN A T IO N SALEI
ALW AYS READ THE A N A LYSIS ON THE
CONTAINER BEFORE YOU BUY
$ 2
Cholt* 2 popiilt
REO. $49.95
Alsn Purchase (Jrnss Seed F nin r
One Who Kno'v.s th e (ira.'^s l^isinc.'vs!
F A N CY LAWN GRASS ih o u ld confoin not Icsi than
7 0 % Kentucky Blue Grots including Merion and not
nftlte than 2S% other rccom m cndcd Gretses end 5%
W h ite Dutch Clover.
GLOBE'S FANCY LA W N GRASS— HAS BEEN TRIED
A N D PROVEN IN T HIS A R E A for 25 years and W o
e r« known for our bco utiful Lawns. .Glebe seed costs
you less money.)
Let the Globe grots exports odviso you on Lewn Plant-
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SPRING C U S H IO N AUTO SEAV
DRIVE IN FATIGUE FREE
COMFORT
C OOL for Summer Driving .....
1 a 8 8
HARDWARE
s io m
KITCHEN CLOCK SPECIAL
Regular 4.49 New Thin
Design— Choice of
chromo or copper trim ..........................
2.97
KRENGEL'S
fo i. MOniHi
WAilHOUlI
SET
W i'y. tfoli/ T«duc»d ffl» prici
fina nuolity corsiblnoiion dial.
q iia B ia /
CMfj k ill
i- -
SLIDING DOOR
BATHROOM CABINET
REW. BEAUTY AT
a I u d GET PRICE
SPECIAL •7 ',-------
G LO B E SEED
REG. $8.95
. a Wd feed CO.
2 2 4 4 th Ave. South o n Truck Lone In Twin Falls
SEEDS are not a ic g to n a l or Sideline with us —
but on han d th a year oround.
GAU CAPACITY
'‘Magic Vdllcy’8 Most Interesting Store"
$ 7 .7 7
If you n»»d ona .now . . . youll
never do betler lhan ihit lol*
priced ipeelall
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WEDNESDAY, APKIL 2 7,19G0
t iM E S - N E W S , T W I N F A L L S , ID A H O
Leaders Meet Diu'hig PTA’s District Convejntion
,'5 ™ r
'k You'ii find plans, ideas, m otcrials, budget terms . . .
complete ON E-STO P home improvemeiit shopping!
G A R D EN TOOLS
D iss in g Fork
S '/ i " Tine* ...... /
LIGHT FIXTURES,
TRAOITIOHAl OR MODERN ,
STYltS!
(f
C
t
H A N D RAKE
START a t '
‘A s k
for a free
f o p y o f BESTWAY'S
" Id p o Book"
7 9 c
ncRia Ktnncdr. Ie((. Indlanipolli. In d , National Conim s of fonrlh dUlrItt PTA eanrertneo Tund*r » t (he Twin Fillt Jnnlor
riircii(« and Ttachcn field rtprcicnUtire. dlscuiscd pham of I*TA hl{>l icho«l audllorlum. The workshop conftrcnce « a i altrnded bjr
wiirk Hid) Mr*. Wltinii llolt. Iluric)'. fourth district prnldenl, center, vice preildenlt front cl|h( aoulhcentral Idaho countlen. (.Slaff photo*
and flli-v i:mer*nn Mlllrr. Twin Kall» council president, durinc the cnjrarlnt)
______________
U. S. Court’s Ruling in Case
May Be Union Shop Death
irohlbltlon of union apendlnR oi lo determine, auclj bjues In favor
Jf contributlonA (or polltlcol pur- o( the minority U r ot Uie iiidi'
J0.ic.t. federal courts have held VldUftl,
e three Ju-itlce.^ were, r
pcclltc.-illy that the unions may
nakc political medicine In their thelw. of the modern court: Chief
Dubllcatloiis or use the tncUlum ol Ju.itlce Eitrl Warren and Associate
TliB rlijhU of freedom o( Justices Hugo Black and William
peecli. preM and B2senibly pro- O. DOURlftS.
ccted the union in those llelds.
VISIT MOTHKK
In the TV caae, which arosa 1
MIehlpu. three U. 8. aupremc KINO IlILX: April 27-Mr. and
;ourt jMtlce,» held that K minority Mrs. llayniund Betty and fonilly
■iRht.^ were Involved at nil, thU EaRle, visited her mother. Mrs.
ilmply wa.1 the concern of Internal Denver Allred, and (amlly.
union ninnaRcment.
•To date." thr.ie three Ju.illce.i
i&RReMed, "unloai have operated
under a rule of the majority,"
llia t suited the labor leaders
Ine. ‘Hio notable trend of the
nodern court. Iiowevcr. hn.^ been.
COMPLETE l-STOPREMODEUNG '
FAMOUS EXCEILO POWER
SERVICE
■
from Basement
to Attic. Ideas,
- Advice, AAalerials
to let yow
' Do-il-youfjelf-(
MOWERS
rv.
Hy I.VI.K C. U’lUSON
—That such an Indhlduol
WASIUNOTON. April 27 H7C- norlty Kroup Is without constltuTlie U. a. supreme court liM ne- tlotial protection aKalnit Auch,
crpied for dccl\lun a icRal dUpulc Tlio CeorKla supreme court
vlilch !tii!lri;cllj' cniilil ltiviill(l:il found (or'tlie compliUnUiK union
oil uiilnn xiiop lahur coiilrMit Ji i!icmbLT.i. Tfic Gcorula eourl JieJd
tlio Uiillfd Stnir.-..
that to compel anyone .'o. lo con­
Tlie conn lipard nrKUiiicilt.i Usl tribute to a polllical ' objeclive
tt-rek 111 tthiil h knomi, lor ^llon, would deprive him ot KUi'riintee.'i
ns the t/xipcr car,c, n ic Umic In the Dill of Rlshl.1, specifically
tnUi'd Involvc.i mliioriiy nnd liiill- of freedom of nMoclatloo, thought,
\ldunl rii;hl.% of iitiloii member) liberty nnd properly,
Tlie now-pi'iidliit: cMfl nroie li
A U. S. supreme court decblon
OcurRlft.
(or the complalntni; union nicni*
A few cmployM of the Soulherii bers would Iwvc one o( two prornllniiy j,ucd lo (oiljld lliclr union (ound effecu upon the .Mructure of
to Apcnd dues money for pollUcnl orRnnlr.ecl labor. It would:
Song and Instruction
objtcllvts wlilch the compliltilnc —Invixlldftte the union shop wlih
BOOKS
% rct|ulrcment o( union member­
union nicmborA opllo.^ccI.
for A ll M akes of
TliLi Is A iiiilun hliop altiutlon. ship, or:
Tlio complnliilnii union member*, —Compel union leader.i to fl-;
Chord Organs
tlirreforc. miiy nol wlllitlrtiw tlielr nance thclr political actlvltlc.i:
|
flnniiclnl support o( the union wholly from voluntary fumLv
CLAUDE BRO W N 'S
uittiout rc.ilRnlni; their union De.’iplio Corrupt rrnclleefl act;
mrmbcrslilp. If ihry tmIkh ihelr
union meinl>cr.ihlp. they idw realRii lllelr Joljx.
i
•Dim li wlint m.ikcj the l/wper
e^'<! n hot on**, Tho n;irrow tirci ol'
IndlvJdunl richti In which the l.uue'
Li raised contribute.'' nlv) to Uic
Including Employer's Insuroncc—
political Importance of the c.^''e.
C ottlo Collision, up to $300, cach anim al.
The court now lins hc.ird mrumcntfl and lia.*! ncrced lo decide
th ro u g h
th e
tho ca.^f, U would be difficult (or
the court to render an opinion
ulUiout e.^lablL'i}^lllIr as the law of'
Uio land elt^ier:
I
" B Y "
W
R I G H T
A g e n c y
—Thai a union member cannot I
b« compelled to contribute toward!
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political expenditures for obJec*|
- ‘ ■eh,li6o
Uvea
which
.Ii6 oppoees,
i
W .,r Fs-c'V
i STEsl nCOSlNO
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long Hondlo
50
PEGBOARD
110
ONLY
PRUNER
KARDEKED
A
4 Vj " TROWEL
25 ft., 3-TUBE SPRINKLER
MO.
Sooks w ith liltle
A 05
Forged Steel Blade — ^
pfCSJurel .O nly
O
DIGGER
For Y ears o f
B couly a n d
W e a r ..............
.
79 < f
T T 20
I / iq.
FUSTIC WAU TIIEI
(
Monycorofsl
C
Apply yourselfl a m
OR, ADD A GARAGE
M anyplonsl
Anysizel
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, A j low o s , . .
M O.
S o eajyto cleon I ' j q
ROTARY-CUT PHILIPPINE
.
TOUGH, COLORFUL VINYL
MAHOGANY PANELING
Disi.ncilve, ticii—
,r. hona, - . 3 _ , • 2 5 v
shcc'J, so ecisy *0
f . n . jh !!'
SO, FT,
ONU
:
C E D A R SHINGLES
Lons-tlnie Invorlto oC Wutcm home-owner*. Comblnea
excepllonally Ions IKo «ltli
Attractive nppcBrmice of n&tiiral wood.
TOUGH! SHARP! FIRE
going for only
15 ”
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0^°
7/lC: Green rUaUo GARDEN
HOSE , . . 50 feet
08BUILI-IN
OVEN Alio
RAIICt
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COMPIETE W WN TOOLS! ^
)
URPORT OR PATIO!
Get 2-woy
ir o c
service from the
some oreo.
M O.
WRITE YOUR
FARM LIABILITY INSURANCE
GET VERSATILE, FUHCTIONAl
LAWN RAKE
FLOOR TILE'
.
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9 . inch Squore.
Eosy to opply
A voilable in
groins or stroighf
colors.
Ft.
Koiser Dlamond-RIb
ALUMINUM
ROOFING-SIDINQ
FIR SCREEN DOORS
Sanded Smooih
|5v
' 2 . 6 V6-0
Q
' -Cof^D/eri* ii-icct'On
EACH
; s
4x8 P la in
7 6 5
1 •©( nnlls. I'^c
j
4x8 Green
| | I0
!t Has So Mcny'Usosr
}>REDECORATED WOOD GRAINSI In Cherry, Pine, Soblcwood^,
CypJwmWallboord
H O M E O W N E R 'S R E P O R T ON ELECTRIC H E A T IN G C O S T :
' Easy to pul up!
1 il A
A Bargain A t . , .
m
f in e / if
v e ty
e c o n o t n ic ^ r
BEMBERG
new all'clectric h om o was completed In tho fall o f 1958.
" W o "w e rc'in'd o ub t c o n cc rning the cost o f h eating our home eloc*
trically, b u t we find it very economical considering the many fea­
R
tures connected with th is typo o f heating, such as the cleanliness
c'ompared to other typos o f fuels. Wo have controlled temperature
In every room, and wo w ou ld recommend this type home to every
S
new home builder.*'
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M R . and M R S. V . W . ALEXANDER,Richland, Oregon.
Get the facts
on low cost
clectric heatl
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YeiiH w#*it ye«r atw hom« to hrr* lk« W hi CMnlort
•nd conTWikw.’. . . aixl th.r m«.ni TOTAL IL ia n iC .
Yo«'ll K«d Ik! CM
.Uctri* hMHas, lh« kty f. Tot.l
EUctrk Ihl**. »urpfWi»*Jr
»!>*• yo» k m cempUt*
IniuUliea <sd doakU v ta d m W 6»*n. CM hn
rfc«*lh fre« yaur Idaho Povar aHiu »t fMr «UetTW
bMtlsg c«atiKt«r,
V
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So MUCH-foli So UTTtE!
6
7
Foshion-righll Our ht^#
grovp of sheer Bemboffl
royon drcHcs in new
iighr or dark pfintiflorolJ, polka doli,
poisleyj, more. Lovel/
jlylcj-jcoop neckline^
V*n«ck*, pert collars,
graceful skirls. Smart
trims-jewelled buttons
an d pins, velvet bows.
12-20 ond
tABORARRANemNTS
■k BARGAINS
AVAILABLE AT
BESTWAY STORES:
12 2
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THE FOLLOWING
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PAGE ELEVEN
LAST 3 DAYS
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S A V IN G S
HARDW ARE W EEK!
L a s t 3 D ays
S A L E ! H u rry
t o S c M ir s f o r Y e a r ' s G r e a t e s t S a v i n g s
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S E A R S N A T IO N A L
S A V E ^20 on 70-Piece T O O L SET
C O M P L E ^ 7 0 - P c .
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Mechanics
Socket Set
&
R a y o n
8 9 ® ® !
R e g u la r
to ta l
L
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S E A R S
D
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SHOP EARLY
WHILE
SELECTION
S e p a ra te
P r ic e s
S
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IS COMPLETE!
■Charge
• Drop- forged ’/ 2*fnch drive sockets
— stronger, lighter,’ fhinncr. Socket*
fit cosier in to tighter placcs.
• Croftsmon socket sets ora uncon*
ditionally guaranteed to give com*
plete sotisfaction or they will be re>
placcd.
Double Dresser wifh
Mirror, Bookcase Bed with
Foot,
M atching NITE STAND
T he ver/ Jinest Hormony House
workm anship an d design go into
this lovely solid osh-provinciol-bed-—"|
room group. See it right owoy ond
m ony other Bedfoom Speciols ot
Seors.
R . „ 59.95 EXTRA CHEST, 4 9 . 9 5
Firm . support, ..b u t
not
h'ofd, woke u p rested ev­
ery m o rn in g !
O N L Y
»5
D O W N
Rich tick­
ing, tu rn hondlcs, vents,
" S a t is fa c t io n
guaraM e ed ^o r
y o u r
m o n e y
back”
S E A R S
P o f k F ree! S a v e D u r in g S e o rS D o y sf
T IIIE S - N E W S , T W I N P A L L S , I D A H O
TAGE TWELVE
ll'E IiN E S D A y , A {® IL 27. MGO
Fire Season
illaiik TJiinks Election Year
nOISE, April 27 tiTP-The otrt.vciii.on r.tiiru May
Bioj^rapliies Waste of Time ; cr.fd
i lire
rtul^
Otloljrr 31. Stiilc i'ur-
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Durinx Ihal llnir II 1:, lllcual W
■ p-lv»if oplninii.-, iiiaclc piililtc; |lioid iiiv vote until IUf.1, Mticii per
Orio KO<Kl 'Uiy 10 .'.iivr llmi'
tll'-rr «ilt br n c.itullclati
Jiiirrifcf
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r.iii;:c hnil.t ot ilie
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Hi.ia ihr Ii'cii llic |r)rr>l niirtlrn
•ir 1)111 nn-irilounfr i-f .> b.Ti-b.-iU tr.iin ' imi lUiriUntf Millioiil
a pciinil ki
V IM.il Jtlly
■ II lu) .mirTMU-c-L-, more . . . He fx-jml.Mlrrnc.mor. hr .sUtl.
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• c(>:niiiuiiiti'-:- l)Kl.
0 lie ciHiIiln't : l>rll III
alil of ft .'rlf-iif'
; Man Sentenced
By Police Judge
n uiiL . April U7 — AMliiir \Vi';-i
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Rliir.. Buhl, wits tlne.1 Sim iukI! ‘ Iu- iliir.r
C0M.1 fm(L^elltcllc^(l to :(0
111 1°'"^ 'T .-imrui :iilm ..i ju i m
llio -ruin rails ciinty j .,11 lor n-;. • •
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peated offrm.o ol bi-lin: intnxk-nti-il '‘I'l ilip iicus Kcl otii. \Mki:h did
uiioii piibllt:
wlicii ii>- up- “ ‘O' I' ll?
pcnreil .Mondiiy Ix-fi’rc lliili] i’liltic li crni rallv
lo Itr bi-Urvpd.
Judge Bcriiiird Siarr.
|nl.'.o. ili;il .MarK:(ri't rtally iMi’l
WlRKlns Imd lir ii iirrcvli-il n.ilicplj- m lovr with Amoiiy Arm*
r iiumbt-r of tliiu-j iiti tin- miiuc <if-|,struin;-Joni';.. and b iiiarryln:; lilm
• Inisc lierr. v.illi i!ii- nin-.t ri'i-i-iit,jiiM la K.'t niairlrcl . . . Wonder
; ix-J/w .Mnn-)> :>■M ll>;il Ilmr JU(l;-c
hIiv niiil lio* 11),il
> Sinrr Hneil' liim Jloo
• nnd .wnlciiced lilni lo 30 «lay.i
I uoiider If there will ever
I tile Twin l-'alk coiliily Jail. Tlic slorp-boUKht cake, or one mndc
• >idKc dccldcd 10 wuiu-iuL the line Iriim n mix, that will ever taste like
J nnd Jail frnlcncc provldln'i Wlu- iitc baked at home, l l ic nnswer Is
• (tUn-woulil li-nvc lowii and mil n■niere should be ft law nRala'it
' turn.
WlKdn.i was arrested Sunday .trawbi-rry i'hortCiiUe made with
• nioriilnK by iJutit rartolniim IVm - ii,\cuit’ , nnd another forblddinR
1 ley Annis.
ilie ,Mle of dyed *wcel potntoc.^ ..
If f ''ere mother nature, and wen
the trouble lo mnke veKCtitbles
and frult.i as pretty n.s they
I'd wrenk venEeance on thiv'e who
tried to Improve on my handiwork
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RICHFIELD. April 27 — Mr. I hope to live to see the da)
r nnd Mrs. Cncl Potit'on And koih when A telephone number I1n.ih1BTIf^im iicrlclal is not read
I Jiave returned trom I’ocftlello
.• ^liera'he ntlended n nitcilni: ol aloud by an announcer . . . llie
• iclnll petroleum dcnliT.i. They ..... ROe.s for ftddre.-.'-e.i , . . Mo«
1can read a.s well n.i the nr
, were bu« i .i of Mr. oiicl Mr*. Hurry
nouncer.
• Lind£ nnd lamlly.
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Vern IL Tlioinn.n nilcnrtcd Uie iDliirilwtol \i MrS'«urt>l
» hUAlne.-u educntloii convention in Vlnlt r.labe'i Old-Kathloned .Seed
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Dotae last v,-L-ok. atorr. on Truck l.ane. where
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Pearl Sclil.iler. Denver. Is visit■till Dold In l)Ulk.^Adr.
> Inc her rtplicw. Max Dclir, ft«d
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iftmlly.
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Hie April LDS bulldlnR fund
' (lliiner wna Riven by the MIA
I uroups with Mrs. Elmo Paucrson
• nnd CUve Capps iw directors.
J
Dick John.wn lia.s entered the
• I'fleMnj Jio.'pllnl. Botic. for fluri,• er}'. Mr. nnd Mrs,. Joliiison nnd
; KRinddnuRhlcr. Brcndn. reliirneil
• Iftsi week from vlslilnR his brother.
’ l-’rnnk Jolinson, nnd Inmlly, Ball
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U ka City.
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HAQEH.MAN. April 27-5tudenla
home for the week-end from UrlK'
ham Young university, provo, wcrt
DUlne Hultne and Danny Moore
ttnd from Idnlio stale collese. Sldney Erv,-1n ntid Doyle Conklin.
Mr*. Everend Jensen left Monday for Lincoln. Mont.. to care ioi
her davghter. Mrs. Iinj-old Le)i
Fcldt. and the couple's son, born
April 21.
The nev. A. E. Ollbert will be
vtcaUon for n week nnd the pulpii
of the Methodist church will be
filled Bundny by Ocrnld Martin,
lay Jender.
WIiy'Cood-Timr
CharlieSuffers
UneasyBladder
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Unwitc tiling
nking mny be a
noiiicc Ilf niild. 1
noyiiii;
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hisildcr
iriilallunt-nuliiiE you feel tc'llcu.
(cnve, nn.t uiiornf.itl.-ililc. And if
»cMlc« niglil'. willi ii;iKl-;"s biicL.iche.
cii!;>rachc«
ai
liMdachc (I
due III nier etcilii'ii, <
linnal u[itc(. aie nildini;.........ir minry
—iliin'l u,iii-1iy
l'ill>.
I)ii,m’» I'illt ucl 3 Wii)i for -ipeedir
fctirf, 1-1 hey hnve n Mmihinr. elftcl
on l<l.v!dcr ittiUlionv 2-,\ f;.M painrtlicviiiR .icticin 1)11 tiacEin;; li.itkacht,
licjdnclio. nnivcular :i>;lic\amiI p.iiiii.
,1-A Kimclcrliilly nilUl duiiclik: aL'tiun
lliiu the tiiliK'v lemlini: i<> illl;lca^e
the iiiiiput <>( ihe IS niiici of kidney
lut'cv So, ccl Ihe MMic li.ipj./ relief
millioin liave enjoyed for over 60
ycaU-.Vcw, liiRe.
ecunonv
ss.;/
Doan's
Cirt watermg time by 3/4
Turfco Underground
Sprinklier System
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N o more garden hose— s e ttin g sp rin ­
klers— tiresome watering b y hand.
J u it turn a valve and...RELAX!
FREE ESTIMATE '
wilWt ebngtlien on • piofttilenti inllttlilion.
IDS?. PO N T IA C S T A U C H IE F — 4-door h a r d to p aednn. Hydrn m n tic transmi.s.sion, power .<iteerinp, p o w e r brakes, 4-wiiy
seat control, rndio n nd heater. W e are .so
C 4 #1 A f f
pro ud of thi.s w e'll jjive a 30-dny w a rra n ty .
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1D57 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 4 .W H E K L D R IV E i/o-TON IMCK*
IIP — New rec o n d itio ne d motor, new p a in t, h e a v y duty
traction tires — T h is i.s a bargain nnd we’re C 4 E * A M
n o t " A Lion” — ................ ........... .................. ^ A 3 “ 3
1956 C H E V R O L E T 210 4-DR. S E D A N — V 8 m oto r, power
G lide tninsm ission, tin te d Rias.s, paijded
S i
dnsh, w hite .sitlewall tiros. Very s h a r p .........^ A
lOf)! C H E V R O L E T B E L A IR 4-DR. S E D A N — Powerfflido
tran.-^mission .tin te d ^lass, whitewall tires,
radio nnd h e ater. Clcane.>5t '54 in lown. JU ST
1957 P L Y M O U T H .S A V O Y 2-DR. S E D A N — V 8 m oto r, Power F iite tran.Hmission, 2-tone pain t. T h is C 4
w as 51:100 — N o w on .-^nle a t o n l y ................. v A
ig.-;? C H E V R O L E T ‘210’ 2-DR. S T A T IO N W A G O N — V8
m otor, P o w erslido transm ission, 2-tone
S 4 C O C
p ain t, radio a n d h e a te r. Very nice — JU ST
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CALL RE 3-6696
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IDAHO FENCE CO.
, capltAls of California.
when yo
p lS H ^ S !
A 23.piece tel of Bioskpatk Melatnine
OmnenMOtc. Beautiful f frantfucBnf'
Cuaronlfed Ourobic' Open iletV ptice,
$79.95. Hufty—whcif Ihe supply Iq»i »
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AVz Minutes after dessert— dishes ore done
Cleaner D ishes fo r Sure
. . . only the new Gcncrnl
Elcclric C ustom rJ-C.vclc
Jlobifo M aid washo.s t w o
ways— from the bo tto m niiti
from the top — .so thoro’ll
be no two way.«t n bou t the
rcsull.s.
^ Y ou're ho m e free . . . and free lo do m ore im ­
p o rta n t Ihititr.-? w ith y o u r / ’iitiiiJy aiitJ frie/nJs. '
-•jlr-JIohilc-JIald J a i i ’orlabic . . . you pay n o t one.
penny -for’in std llatio n . Use it wherever there is
a s in k ; roll i t aw ny w hen it I.h not in use.
H o lds Service fo r 13*. J u s t imaKine— if you
owned ft M obile M nid, you could be done w ith the
dislies to n ig h t in th e time it takea to clear the
table. (* N E M A plucc settings)
lOSa S T U D E B A K E R f<-TON P IC K U P — W i t h cam per, iia.i
tw o bunk.s, w ater ta n k , .sink, butane ranKC, v e ry well b uilt
atul clean. Ju s t th e th in ;; fo r Hon hunting:.
C M A E*
A ll fo r o n l y ........... .................................................
GE custom M obllam o ld
.65
2
por week
M 0 8 IL E M A ID
L tM
C lK lS l
1 7 8 ‘^ . 3 o s
DUhe* W ubed FllEE for Odd'.
TTetk Wbeo Yon B 07 10 Gal>,
lon< GuoUoa at Anjr FcArleu
Farrti SUUodI
A P P L IA N C E
&
$19 9 5
G . J E N K IN S
F U R N IT U R E
223-2nd Ave. E.
• Wc
G L E N
19r,8 C H E V R O L E T B E L A IR 2-DR. H A R D T O P SPO RT
CO U P E — V8 P o w e r P a c motor, Power Glide trnnsm isaion,
power eteerin;?, ra d io a n d heater.
T his is real n i c e . ___ —
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T ^V IN F A L L S — B U R L E Y
313 MAIN WEST
TWIN FALLS-RE 3-3033
WEDNESDAY, A P R IL 27, 1360
P A G E THffiTEEN
T IM E S - N E W S , T W I N F A L L S , ID A H O
Boyle Tells Plans to Avoid
Boredom in His Retirement
Is the same you face on the dally
Br HAL B O Y t e
'NEW YORK. April 27 MT-Are Job. Boredom, therefore It
wise
you inlddle-tged?
to avoid this menace In advance.
TDcn nov U the time to atari Here’s my plan:
I Intend to buy a smull wlilte
pliiminir for your retlreinent, Noi
U the itme to gel reody to ipend houfe with a front and btiek porch.
Ui»a ''golden ye<ir<~ on llXc'a euK. Instewl of t«'0 cars, i wfll have me
Jun the other morning when two rocking cliijrs.
e will bf tin old-fashioned
I went In to wake up raj’ dauRhtrr,
who lA nearly 7. <he wm murmur* rocker. The oUier will be
In* worrltdly In her *Icep: “I do model, high style platform rocker
hops my deiir ftlher Is ^lannlns < with a seat done In fine needle
for*-ard-Iooklng retirement pro- point.
. gram tltt«d to h li emoUonitl »nd In the morning I will sit In Uie
front porch rocker smirking at Uir
mental needs. It will come i
people wnllclng to work and Jeering
i:Teat shock to him when, he
I them under my breath:
denly has to quit w-orlc at’' M.‘
n u'Ul Ilka the devil. Having to "On. fools. on!“
CO to work every day htia been > In the tiftemoon l will sit In the
cre»l shock to me. Some days It back porch rocker and doM and
h u been more than I could bear. watch the sonRblrds dig for worms
Quitting work should nlwaya be In Uie yard. Whenever 1 feel the
far leu el a shock to a sensible need for exercise, Ml rlie
man’s nert'ous system than RolnR stretch mywlf—and yawn.
to nork. I took my first Job nt t'
In the evtnlng 1 will read t'Wnr
ase or 10—delivering new.ipapen
and Peace“-thL'« has been a life­
nnd there hasn’t been iv tiny since long chore wlih me nnd m) far I ’ve
Ihtn ihnt 1 haven't drcamrd o( only got up 10 pntje 74—nnd wntcli
redoj of shown on trlevl.tlon.
retirement.
Tile great danger In retirement Tliey nay travel help* avoid the
ennui of retirement and I ’ve
planned for that. Ones a day I'll
travel acnxu the street to the su­
permarket to buy my bourbon and
peanut butter and shake my hoar>head at the strange antics of lady
shoppers. If i find I can stand
the excltemrnt. I may make two
trips a day to the supermarket.
My retirement program Is the
(rult'Df 33 years of steady brooding
—most of It on the boss’s time.
When I'm U, 1 plan (o put It
Into operation. Maybe alter 20
years IhM way of llrlng might be­
come a bit confining. If it does. I'l
prepared for that; loo.
At 85. I ’ll pack my knftp.«ek. ni
nwny from home—and start life all
T.F.MeetSeton
ScKool Problems
TROLINGERS
ed today plans for a series of arfra
conferences on Khool problemj.
The schedule Includes a meeting
Thursday at T«’ln Falls.
D. r. Engelklng. superintendent
of public Instruction, said financial
iidmlnlstratlon. annual school
ports and the minimum program,
study w’hlch U In progress would'
be dlscuucd.
, Cleanup Set
RICHFIELD. April 27 - Cub
Scout packs eight and
are sponasrlnir a eieanup day In ntehfleld
Saturday as a eommiinliy service.
noadsldM and slreels will be
cleaned of debrL^ and trn.ih haul­
ed away from rrtldence.i If pl.iced
ouWde for pickup.
Dill Honing. Scout C(>mtn!^^lon'
•. nnnounccd the S:i>iils are l<
meet nt the vllingp p.irk at fl njn
V A L U E S !
FREE Prescription Delivery
READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS
GOLD STRIKE STAMPS
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One# th li w a i th« lymbol of a
Drvg Slera, Tim* chpngM mony
things, bvt to our ttor«, thU lo m *
princlpl* holds trtii today, os c f
old: "COMPOUNDIliP PRESCRIP.
TIONS WITH THE UTMOST CARE
IS THE MOST IMPORTANT SINOU
THINO IN OUR BUSINESS."
F a s h io n
A t
O lo fs e n
a n d
Y O U CAN ALWAYS RELY
O N THE PHARMACISTS
A T TROLINGER'S . . .
P r a c tic a l
S W IM M IN G
H o p in g
a
fo r
from live rubber.
Now only.............
F IN S '
N ew
B r o w
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SW IM M IN G CAPS
Picnic Coolors
Doy
wishes come Ifue with
The
SBoson is here!
2l!95VQluej.. 1 8 t 8 8
Reg. 32.50 valuel
in Ram bler leathers...
Rubbing A lcohol
19.95
new fobrics . . . fosh-
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fu ll p in t.................... l y c
a
fine hondbog.
See
be autiful new bo g s . , .
V ita m in
C a p s u le s
2 .6 .8 0
D e n ta l
C re a m
69c
3 f.r 88c
(only 3 left)
Buy
S to re
W it h Gardol. plus FREE Reynotdi
A lu m in u m W rap. A Irem endoui
Yolua. Economy t i n ............. BO TH F O R
MOVIE
CAMERAS
ALSO MASKS A N D
H a n d b a g
H er M o t h e r 's
n ie
o f
G e r ia tr ic
M in e r a l
C o lg a te
M ade
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P A R K IN G
R e a r
M o rn fa ln i body health.
Regulor
6 .7 9 b o H l t i............-.........
M o m 's
Superior Jet Brond.
th e
FLASH BULBS"n ..5 .. pk, . o,8._ 69c
MENDA-KLEENEX H tiue boxei . . . w ort* baikett
tr a y i end notion
2.00 & 4.00
ionoble plastics.
Society Tissues
Box of 400
(no lim it) .....
I9c
W alg re o n
« e g . 69e
ASPIRIN TABLETS
Stripe T ooth Paste
Bottle of
1 0 0 ___
with 49c
BALL PO IN T
PEN ..... .............
2 . 39c
69c
c w r e u iE f f i
T R O L IN G E R 'S
HAS
A
COM PLETE
SE L E C T IO N
A N D P R A C T IC A L M O T H E R 'S D A Y GIFTS.
OF
B E A U T IF U L
M A K E T H IS T H E B EST
M O T H E R 'S D A Y E V E R W I T H A GIF T F R O M T R O L IN G E R 'S 1
Foitotla ELECTRl'c TOASTERS, Automotle and guaranteed. A gift Mother
will oppreelate.
11.95 V a lu e ...........
6 . 9 5
COSTUME JEWELRY, j u i t reeaiv«d
tho n tw t t t tilic tlo n o f it y U i ond col*
or*, f i n i i t quality ~ PRtCED L O W .
LEATHER BILLFOLDS, b « w t t y l i i . Y o u
will fin d just the billfold to s u it m oth*
Entiro
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H e r
D a y
T rue !
G L A M O U It B O N N E T S
Nyiori M a lH n o with All-Over Flockling
___________ C O L O R F U L
HUMMINGBIRD
D U S T E R S
Charming la m p lo r prinr on cotton' Ciiptbni 'w m
Or Florol Strip o n pollihod cotton. ..Com*
g
pictely w oih o blo ................................................ #
L in e d
N y lo n
P E G N O IR
&
Nylon tricot d u ite r , with nylon tc'ollop.
« d loce bodico.
SoHn t ie ............ .............................................
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D U S T E R
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a
-H O SE—
Hosiery made for comfort and
smooth fit. Chooie from a
vonderlul caUecUon of fash*
lon-rlght eolort.
b
9 9
^O PE TTE D E O D O R A N T LOTION —
Roll on. Reg. 2 .00 size.
9 9 ^
Our pricc
N U T R I TONIC CREME S H A M P O O .
COLOR S H A M P O O , by H elena Rubinitein . 5 color to n ei in plastic ^ C A
bottlei. Reg. 2 .5 0, save 1 .0 0 l « ^ U
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C A
W is h e s
C o m e
1.98
PLASTIC U D IE S ' PURSES. R eg. 4 .9 8 .
W h ilt thay lost
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Y ou poy o nly..............I
Regularly 2.50. G e t'th e
g ian t ja r for o nly ...............
M o t iie r 's
HAND SOAP,
M
P o lm oliveorJergenB *T bars
c . ] . 3 5 . ^.5 0
Russell
Stover
Condies
'T H E BEST TO
■ FAT , , , THE
BEST TO GIVE.
Assorted chocolates
Sam e
Slie SHAMPOO
DEODORANT IN C R E A M ,
Flower, Stick or roll on.
Reg. 1 . 0 0 i J - ....... -......
9 8 c
... 1 . 1 0
T uisy
or
Desert
C A -
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- C L E A N S tN G C R E A M rty 'D u b a r ry ,—
fo r dry ik ln . REG. 2 .3 5 ...........................
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1.9 1 /
BUBBLE BATH & W A T ER SO FTENER, by Worthm are. Full quart, cheoM fro m Pine,
A O ..
Floral, Carnotlon. REG. Z O O V A L U E .... T V C
Hallmark
Cards
fo r
Mother
H o llm o rk cords say It
best fo r g radu ation and
everyday events. S e e
. 40
1
lb. box
“Exclusively
Use Our
Loyaway Plan
R tg . 1.75 Hudnut CREM E RIN SE ,
fu ll 16 ox...................................................
O uts "
our lo rge selection.
Q0
"Show You
Care Enough
. to Give the
Very Best^
M e th o d is t G rp u p
B u r le y C h a p t e r
S o c ia l C a le n d a r
L e a d e rs
-II Won
A tG e n e r a lM e e t
I -Srivi
Ni u- o(Itc<-r;. lo ii-. iii
Jillip «rrr i-l.Tti-il n;
Iiirclln;: of Ifir \Vo:i:,iii
ClirnSliin .Scr-lcr' l;i..l
.McllifxlLit cliurch.
;.UST norcricp U duj
rut; Mr,., 1-rank Tliiclic i;.' ;irr
vrir-raii;. ol \v<iild W
prc.Mrtcni: Mr.v Cjir! lloy.l,
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K.-aftarir.-. i.re Mr,-,.
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lid li u.inl Hfll(-f Mxlrly v.U--';
H. ,1, fli iiili.in|t,'"‘'">'
m ■I'ntir-clay v.i
Ujiitli miii;; Mis. li II. .Mi.d.iii,
-Mil.<-.in nlvliu the i,
,Minli-iit noil;; .Mr-,. Julin Htimicr, '
o-.:il--d.
(litldi.-ii\ HurU: Ml;. '
: Mi ... I.
A. All)'---. .•.i)lril!i;il 1 : .Ml,’
P a s t P r e s id e n ts
S e le c t s
In s t a lls '- W o r t h y
M a tro n
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, IDGO
.T IM E S - N E W S , T W IN F A L L S , ID A H O
PAGE FOURTEEN
o f O ES
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,r
Illf Ill-.l ll.lM
I I.r
I. tn
^.cirll.y
rli li'l-n ttl;i|)llT. i^lic
In- I|Cr (.illicr, I'.I
III HaliiKill.
iiuitrmi l>i
nnd wUlt Hummel (Isurlnc-i. cifu
the rellrlnc leader* i>nd the
T w in F a l l s P a r r
from -Mrs, Teaa,
.• mivtron nnd pnlron.
N e w
L e a d e rs a t
1 an orlBlnal. -Tpscthcr" preOilier offlcer.1 ln.iUlled are
O b s e rv e s D o te
Mrs, m n k Oebkey. »-\ioclnle mn- sentniion, the fuvwlate in-Hfon
H a i l e y S e a t e d in
iron; ’llirodore Urnyles. nvioctaie nnd palron prc.ienicd Kill* nnd brat
Mr, nnd .Mrj, Clltlord Thoiii;-.i
patron; .Mi,i. Fred Tomlln.ion, fee*, wLihe* to the new leadrri of the wi-re honored l,is! wei-k with a aui.
O E S
C e r e m o n y reiary: .Mm .MnfRucrile Wu-e., cimpter., piL'.f p.iriy lit their lioine by ,•>
■n.iurrr; Mr*. Paul Brasi:
rroup ()I relaiin'j nnd friend.' iii
.Mr, .pnd Mr^, Tonilii
. n-\II.t:Y. Apiil ;-7 - Mj>.‘ Mux
I h;uid-l oii.scrvancp cf iheir <Olh ttcddiii';
T.-C.--1 and C lu rlo 0,.v v.,-rc wa;- .Mr,v Throdorp Broylp.i, cimducl- Milled' .Mf*, Tccr-i
made memory book. Oilier Kill
iis'ocinie conduct
nl a.'. iif-A hcacl.s or B. ll-„iiiy d'l’ PI t Nil. :-3, Ordrr of Ka.-.i.-iii Sl.ir, I.Mr.i, Herman .McQuinn. Adah; and expre.-.MOiw of goodwill were I The sur.iU broiiKhl floucrs and
III
CDndut-iciI Inst iiTrij nl the .Mr,v J,iy. SilvcM, Iluth; .Mrs. made.
j.-x t!iri-e-jler(-d t.ike made by ihnr
M,riiiilc- iniiplr by .Mm Mllloii 'rhoii-„vi Fic.i. t'lher; Mr.v Marj- In her acccpiance .'pi-rch Mrs. daUijhler -in • l;n\, .Mrs, Lyleand cnndnctrt.'' o! Miller, Miirlha; Mr,i, Le«.t,i Ste- Trc.-:a llianked cliupter' niembn.i IThomas,
\rris. tl«-cl.-\: .Mr,i. GeorKe ncrkln.i, for the privilege o.' .'crvlni; i " nr.:-,I CJuc.'M Inrluded Mr, and M:\
nd c
outlined hrr .•'prelal
III!' public <1 i'f , IHllr^ll;'l; Mr,'. Halph 'niomas,
'nioinas ;ind sons, Co-Kllni::
:cliai)laln: Mr,%. McKerthcr, oriiiin. Kuidance for the year. The Hibir ;i,vlo
..iiv v,cir '1-.-1.-.M. Mr.v
.Mr, :ind .Mr,v j, C. Hendrix. Jr,
>t:..i-,aal!,I-.l;c Cily; .Mr*. M.uli- M ; Irwin Davis, w.irdcn. and I’aiil is ber riiiWcni; '"nie Word c[ and .Mr, iind Mr,v Urn 'lU'iey, all
Ciod" her thi-me and .'iicrlil .'a I iII-] Uiilll, a;-d Mr, iind Mrs, Lynn
.1 ^.ulv and ll.iidy K. C.r-.uly,
oiri.c
rrlvi'd tnldrn lur.il \erM',i hiivr been ilun-n lor, Tlii<niii,s and Kony. and Mr, and .Mi,'.
'III Di-im-i, liiL'baiid, ninlhM. •nir II
, liL'jilnllun, Cold nnd ulnli' an- lu r: !--ied Clardiiri, all l-ll>r.
in: .111,1 <i«i.';n r,l llir new
rhiivii eIllor^. Teer-* .pii-.tcntrn'lii'
d Ml;, -Oay. ^^l^e iit llir
uite wllh n Boldcul Kavcl liom her'
.V 'r.ini:in.'i.i
; lliruuKlioiii the coin
liiiiilly.
:i Ihi
S<li
u piuM
.Mi.%, Alba Anult, ,-,rru-laiy lor
Itl'I.llllIU [<-.1111
the th,i[it.'i. I,j
!• mi'i'Um: a rereptl')
Ihf pa,sl lu-viar,-.. iiller dirliliiir:;
ni-mili-;, i|]ai;.l
I',|.-.1. .M;.v s.harlci in'.ulr ii ;;ill the jkiI, w,i,i iire'.i-nleit '.uili ;i
Mit'iiy. I'liiipl il
i> Jlie-ehaplrr In thr loiiii ol a lloi,il aiinhiii-iin-iit Irom_ll',i- Iddiie V.eic- Min K. y. Si-aule, Mrs,. I/ii-'
r.iliii- I'yie, .Mr.-.. O. S, l-'arnliiii.
iie,,idiii; m;ilion’s pin, pre;,emin;:,by .Mr,s. TomUn-'iOii.
I lo Mis . Tee/.;x to wear Itir ihe| Day, in tils talk, lu'keil for h.ir- •Mr.-;. Victor Andcr.vui and Paul
iir.st lime, Khe al'o pre-sented Kifulmony, service. fellou;,hlp and Brnui;.
Miv Matinc- l-:rl;
F e te d in J e r o m e
Ml;;. WlUlA
pi-1
\p;il ;7-:
aniM; .Ml.-,. Ciillic-rin
Ji-.'oine L;.dii
Iradir nnd coiirtr.-.y card cliairnnred ni the aniuul
m;in; Mr.i. Uiura Wilcox and -Mr.i \
liaiu|uel l;i.'. «et-k nl the D.ink
I.illl.in ivilldiT,i. flower cominittir. cUib,
A. K. Mc'l''.irl;inrt. aoilliy p^lrmi.
and Mrj, I-T.ank UriKK.', put)lici:y
iit;.i;iIlP(l !)v Oiiy Nr\vm:iii;
clialrmaii, Mr.i, A, II, I’nri.i I,' -i I‘a,^t pri'„i!|rnl.', atlendiiis
Ml'. (;irm Knodir,
m;i.
M i .'. John llnlver.snii, .Mr,i. .......
mnnb(-r
the nfiniuiatin:; Ki niiMly, .Mr*. John D.irnall, Mrs.
I:oii. Iiy Mr.i. Kalinnii: W.iltiT ,1'-il- M i s s A t k i n s o n I s
c'liiiiiiiitPe,
1 ";i. n.'.’.oclnto piilrnn, hy I/m Cl iy1,1'iinard I.ane and Mr.i. Elinore
■llie proi:rnm roiisMed of ml- Jt.-ncK. Mr». Kd’.vard Cliurchniiiii
l-m; Mr.i. .S.mili llntrbnii, nm.
E n g a g e d to W e d
rrd film ^t^lp.1 ,Mio«inK buildlnc^ Li retlrlni; pre.Mdent. Mr.-., Ly
(Iin-Iri-.-j*. titKl Mr.-;.
Kkliitid. tttiHI.. A|)III
•- •Ih<- rm:a!:pnd proplr Involved In rvivnr.elhtic 0,ivt,i jire.senled Her with a k
nv;lsUnl cnnilurtrc'.'.', by Mr,'
rihicatloniil. hpallli and rcnniiiiil<- on behalf of ihe or.;iini7.iitlon,
I’<mrr«: Mr.i, K tUjni DiiiilMr, Mrtr.dJiliiK uork rariicd on in many
ri'lnry, by Mr.v .Siliimii; Mi..r.rc
Mrs, Churchmnn rrected I
Cilfim Blinmdii.i. tri'.mircr, liv Mr.N
Iii-I. Mr.s Mur. p.iri.i of thp world liy the Wimirn';. rue;,1.1 nnd ihiiiikrd niembi-i.v
Dh'blon of ClirlMliin Aervlnv
I'-rnlik Kcdflrltl. .Mn A. K. McThe vu-dilini:
their eii()[H-ralii)ii durhnt the p;i,'i
rnrlnnd, mitrslMl, l>)- Mr,' I'"a- plaiinct tor M.iy 7 al llir l-'r.-c*lll lesM, f.chool.1. haipllaLi and t
year,,
Mrs, Grace Bolrii, 1' '
Ini: reiiten of varloiti klnd,i
crii. mill Mi.v Kil .S(li«,i<i;lcr. IJaplL'l cliiiirli
Fallv and Mrs, Clayton Toler
inrluded,
rhiiplnln, by Iicr lutirr, I'r.iiik
M l ' Atkliu.an iiltc-iidr-d Buhl Mr.i, KBhiR led the devolloi
I?r(»li-I(l,
hluli
nli'Hd
and
ni)tiblii.'.
alii-iiilci
All'-r^lh"
dinner c,irds
'Hip new moMUv mnlrim upnl .Ii-innii', Hr Is nnployrd "New llKhiA for town nnd (•oiuury," pla.vi-d -.Mill pri;i-s koIiik to
polnH'd 111- Ktiir it'iiiiu-.. 'Ilii'y
Mr*. K. J, W illi wii,i in ehai
Mr.i. K<iy •niiiriihiin:, Atl;di: Mrv l>y thp flol) Hrr.-a- Mn',<ir coinpiuiy lliB prORram. (iA,il,itcd by nipmber.i lln b Ki-niipdy, .Mr, I'aul Piait,
Iti
Tttlli
l-'all.V
.M
rs.
Miirlo
Dairy
nnd Mr.i, Vlnccni
8111III1, Kitili: Mr.%. Ail.iiii
t tliD liosieM circles pIkIU .......
¥ ¥
UUIHTl,
WotHlworlli, MMhc-r. iilitl Mr,', lllrli
Mm. Hott-iird conducU-d tlie bii.iV ¥ M
nrrf Hllnnx', .M.irrhii .Mr.v lidlirrl
Inr.M *e.'.ilon. Oue.it.i Included .Mr.'.
M
i
s
s
D
e
p
u
t
y
e
n
d
MllkT «lll l.(> lll.-lall.xl n.i Kli'fl.i
A. L. Spenccr nnd Mr.v Frances
M rs. Jo h n C ro s s
nt n Illicr mci lliii;,
nice, Spokane, former met
L a w to n A r e W e d
Mr,i, C.iiy Nt",viil:i!i n.ii Ifbt.illnl
U wa.1 announced th.H
. ...
Is U n i t S p e a k e r
ti.1 (irci'lll,'-! I>y ll'T llll^lI: .
WKNDKM,, April 27 — Wayne rnoEe wxle will be held J-Tiday and
Mr.i. 1), C. I'lllliiirr, nanlrrl, nnrl J.iM’toii, win of Mr, and Mrs. Le»- Saturday In the former Belty Ann
MURTAUGlr. April 27 — Mr.^.
Mrs.
TiitljiTl. friiUlul, by llp L,i'At<in, Wendell, nml Mary b.tkery bulldlnu with circle 13 in John CrckU .ipnke on "'nie way in
Mr.i, Itoiiard II:itr,v
Deputy. dnuKhter of Mr. nnd eharce. Member* nre a.^k^•d lo take Africa’’ nl l,vii WTck'n meellni; ol
Mr.i, Criiwford wm.i Kt,ir of the Mr.', Jnhn Deputy. BoLic, wen nrilclp.^ there Tliursday or to i
the Woman's Society of Chrl,-.llan
. fvcnlnc. Mrs, Oiinlmr. n p.wi n
iiitTlrd Murcli 31 n l Cocur d' Al- Mm, E, M. Tinker or Mr.i, Crow;.. Service at llie .Me[hodl,il church
iron, prfr.cnli’d Mr.i, I’lmiTS, Ji
A lellow.ililp mcctint: of United lit the home of Mrs, Jiick Allred
lor piL'.t iiinlnm.
n j:in Jrimi Doth were Rrndunted from Ihe Church Women ivn.i nnnounci-d for Mrs. E, K, Wriuht w:ui co-ho.in-,-.s
A ll m e r c h a n d is e n o t p u r c h a s e d
fo r th e
N e w
V o g u e M u s t G o
tlir chiipliT, Mr,i. I’(i«Tr,< i-xprf.wd Unlvi-rsliy of Idaho In 196U mid May. e at the V.illey ClirWtan
.Mr,i, Iluwell Cwlson ri-porl«l on
licr thnnk,« nnd n|>jiri.'cli>‘Jon
have Khicc been employed by Uoe- churcha recent luncheon which f,lic nnd
lirr offlcrr.i (or Ihrir coopcfntlim liiK AlrcnifL comt)nny. Smttle.
Mr.v
Allred
*en-ed
that
brouchi
Member,i
decided
to.ierve
*
din-:
tliirlrur,llip pn.it yr.ir.
Tlicy vbilled hLi parenLi here
R E M O V A L
S A L E
N O W
O N !
A L L
S A L E S
F I N A L
proceeds of t52iO for the WSCS,
Ilownrd Ualc.i prr.icnifd a sifi lo ...nd In Bol.ie the p a« week en. pr for church bowling proupi on
Mr.i, We.'ley Horn wn.i namei.
Wnltpr Jni.ini, jimlnr p,wt pairnn, route to CiUlfomln ivhrro they Hill May 0,
Mr*, irowurd and Mr.i, Tliletten chairmnn for the onniiat May
UiirlnR tlin iiiccIIiir timl prrc«il* be cmploy«r'
bri-akfasl
lo
bo
held
May
3
from
reported on the Eivitern dWlrlct
f(l thft inMnllnilon cfrrninnyt Mr*,
¥ ¥ *
’/ 2
E V E R Y T H I N G
P R I C E
A N D
L E S S
WSC3 conference they attended .... 8:30 II. m, to 1 p, m. 11i>; men are
rowtrji WM prr.'filtpil to tlie'flwr
deleKBtefl nt Dolae. Mr.i. H.Mier and Invlied lo "come ii* j-ou are,"
polnu ttpil rccrlvrd a rwebud cor« H o z e l t o n S h o w e r
Mrs, D. R.lVrner. president, an­
*nsc.
Mr.i. Oemlm rdl nl*o noled their
Including a nicc selection o f Bernhard A lfm onn and Loubcllo SKIRTS,
nounced
that
the
Rev,
John
Crcw
I'Uml comniltteo rfpnrtji were H e l d f o r W o m a n lnipre.viloii.1 of Uie nieetlnif. One of
the *peakcr* there, Mrs. Edward will insiftll olficer.i nt the renular
tnado for ilie yfi»r. Announcpmffii
sizes 8 to 16. Now priced $6 to $10*
wn,? miulp tlmi Mrs, Wiilier Jenscii IIAZELTON, April 27 — Mr*. DUon, Durlcy, will *pcak at the mcetlnR on May 5,
wiui clmlrmiiii ot Uie nncer drive Lnrry Jfan.sen v,-n.-i honored last local church. She Li ^ relumed
week
vi'llh
n
pink
nnd
blue
ahower
flil.ulonnry from Clilna, Suinatr.i.
for the clinptrr. A report wiui Riven
nt
the
home
of
Mrs.
Charle*
ort the dinner ifrved the ScoUlnh Thornton In the Greenwoal area, and Indonc.ilii.
rite.
Mrs. Jack Royston. Eden, nnd Mrs, Refre.'ilimenLi were *cn-ed by
VlAllora nilcndlnc ths mcetlnn Dewey Riutsnui,i.icn were IHBtew.t. member* of the ho.iic.u clrcki durwere Mr.i, Nellie RequLit. Oood- Mr», Ott-eti Hammond, Eden, ar* Ini! a toclal hour after the mectlnir,
¥■ ¥
¥
Inc Cfkimopolllim chnplrr 30; Mrs. mnxed ihe prORrnm,
Ineis nr}-ftnl. Rupert chnpt^r No, Oul-of-iott-n KUCMA wer« Mr*, READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS
D I D
Y O U
H E A R ?
an. Mid Mr.v LoiiAniie afrnhtiri, ,/. C, Jacloon, Welser; Mr*, M.
Goixllnnd. Knii,i, diaplfr No. 1:2, Beck, Jerome, and Mrs, John Roy
AIiiT the lii.ilnlblloii rcfrrjh- ^Uln; Mt», Ocrald SWRdlcc. 8l\itwa
ninit.i wen- .•.erveU bv Mr.i, M.
Thornton. Jeanette I’ertcln* and
Mr,i. Shrnnnn Coiu'li, Mr,i. Wllmn 8uo Allen, nil Twin I-'nlU.
F U R
ninl .Mr,i, J:i:ttrj Kirrlier,
* >f
S t o r a g e
A c t iv it ie s L is te d
JfAGERMAN. April 27 - Tlie
•
C L E A N IN G
G u e s t H o n o re d
Zion'* lenciie of the reorsnnlred
• GLAZtNG
WENDEIU April 27 - Mr*, Lfju U33 church met lu.ii wrelt at the
Jlc Wftllnce wn,i liostfu tt a limch. church lo practice a play. "Faith
•
R E P A IR IN G
eon liut week In honor of her of Our Fattier*,'" Director Bud Al­
• R E M O D EL IN G
house KiiMt. Mrs. Jrrrj- Wllllnms, len, Kins Kill, 1* counselor for tlie
P H O N E RE 3-2255
Spokiine. Tlie limcheon
sroup.
lowoil by contmct brldst.
THE
•
in.itead of b rcRUltu’ mcetlnc. the
^Irs, Albert Lnncawer and Mr.i, Junior leamie held a wiener roa.it
. Oarlnn McCulloch received
In the vlllixRe park In honor of
F u r
S h o p
prize*.s--.
Judy and Slevrn Elmer who are
moving lo OreRon soon. Mr*,'
In A n ne 's C otug it
OeorKe Lemmon wn-i In chnrcr ot
M a r ia n M a r t in
_________ .
Ihft party.
O N L A S T Y E A R ’S G .E . M O D E L
950S
IMS'.
Mr:,. U>lv .C'.avu.h.
Mi .'. Hiirrl .Sch«.icv:lT.
I'lul Mr.v Miimi'lU I’ull-
COMING SOON!
B LA C K ER S A R E G IV IN G
.0 0
T R A D E -IN
P a tte r n
"P L N C U r”^
G e n e ra l
E le c tr ic
FILTER-FLO W A S H ER
S O L V E S
B L E A C H IN G
A U T O M A T IC A L L Y
.
P R O B L E M S
.
.
p u n c ljc J . . .
fo r
tlic
s o fte s t,
ju p p lc jt
c a .n c - t t
fe e l
n fo o t .
p ar ad is e
G,E. B leach D ispenser M e a s u r e s ,
D ilutes a n d A d d s Bleach
9407
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S c ie n tific a lly t o give y o u
SIZES ■
C leo n, B r ig h t W a s h e s . . . .
HAI.K-SI/.K .srcfi:.ss
TJio /.ultdrc.M—perfecl for your
bu.iy dayUme hfo and Ideal for
your *horter. fulli-r flmire. A amarl,
'c.
new fa.ihlon noie—tho flatierlnj'
pelaled-effect collar.
i
Prinird PiUtern £H07: Half Hje.i
r-t':. 16',. I0’-„ 20'4. 2J!i. 24'.i.:
61r< 5C‘j rcijulrca 4 yards ao-lnch!
fabric,
I
Send 50 centj (coins) for thb'
pattern — ndd 10 cents for ench.
paltem for first - cla.M mnlllnir.
Send to Marian Mariln. TlmesNews.i»aitem Dcpl„ 232 West ISUi
St,. New York II. N, Y. Prtnl
plainly itamc, addrciu vlth zone,
size and style number.
Ja it outl BIk. new 1060 Spring
nnd Summer Pallern CaUlog In
,
vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart
V-u • “iylw . . . nil *l7« . . . all occaAlon*,
r
'Scod, nowl Only 25 ceaul
BeiRC
o r w liita
M.n.'i
Plus These Features:
• Non-Clogging, moving filter
• 5 Automatic Cycles
• Automatic rinse agent dispenser
O P E N 0 :3 0 T O 5:30 MOK. T H R U S A T . '
150 M A IN AVE. N .
• Cold water wash key
WEDNESDAY, AP R IL 27, I960
T IM E S - N E W S , T W IN F A L L S , I D A H O
PAGE FIF T EE N
RECEIVE PRIZES
MEET FOB SOCIAL
RIcftnELD, April 37 — The SHOSHONE, April 37 — A (o d ll
Merrlettes Bridgi club met Fri­ afternoon was spent by membvs
B r id e ^of M c K a y
day evenliif at Uie home of .Mrs. of Lucky 13 club Friday at thi
M e m b e rs A tte n d
B e ll R e c i t e
V o w
N o te s
L ite r a r y
Oall Hansen. Priies were'recelred home of Mrs, Roger Freeman. Th#
WENDELL, April 27 — Mr. and
'
In C h u r c h R ite s
M e e t f o r W a r d s by Mr*. Le.iler McCllnloek, Mrs. next meeting will be held May
B e l l e v u e S e s s i o n Mn. Keith Davis announce the
Carl Piper and Mrs. Charles .Maes- 6 at the home of Mrs. Myron D.
HAILEY. April 27 - Jeanlnc
DELLEVUE. April 27-Memberi marriage of Iheir daughter. Linda, JEnOME, April 37-A new ..
i guest.
IJohnson.
Of Ituih Rebekah lodge No, io7,|to Larry Dell, son of M rjjn d Mr.v tlon speaks" was the le.von for
K.iion, dftURhtcr of Mr. and Mrs.
Durley took a "mystery trln’'i'^®'''’°"
Salmon. Tlie mar- the first ward Relief society la.«
Ucn Eaton. Idaho Palls, and Ed>
wm McKay. Mtj of Mr, and Mrj.
wcrk at Ihe LDS church. Mrs
pUinned by Mrs. May Shelby. thelr;r>«Ke
Parley Olne.i, nssLiled by Mrs, Rny
cu-orce McK.-iy. Hailey, were united
noble grand, last week. Their d e s - i ' * ® " ' ' o ' '
Dl^on. Mrs. Hnzel Ivle and Mr.i.
In marrluse dl 3 pm. Monday,
tinatlon was a vWl to Mayflower 7’° " ’
R'''- Mor**"
nebeknh lodfc here.
don officiating,
Leon Olsen presented the lesson
April 16.
Mrs, Uwrence Ulya. Mayflower; The bride chose a gown of white ■■om American literature.
Tile double rlnc ceremon>
nobiB grand. In turn surprlsedlMtm with matching hat and vcU Mr*. Orani Humphries conducted
performed by tlie Rev, W. D. Eilthe meeting, Mrs. Joe Ilartle gave
Ihrin by turning the opening oflfor her wedding, 6he wr
uny. At the Emanuel. Episcopal
GIRLS'
ehurcli.
the regular meeting al the lOOP chid conagc. Attendants fnr the the Invocation and Mrs'L'Jon 01and Mrs. Kny Ford directed
Tlie bride wa^ Riven In marrlARe
hall over to Mrs. Shelby and her couple were Mrs. Keith Davis and
C O R D U R O Y
L E V I
Vernon Bell.
the n1ll.^lc.
by her fnthtr. Her gown w u >
otflcers.
ulilie lacc and nel mid featured .
GuesU Introduced were Oeorpc
announced that a ward,
Schoeler, Ourley, and Oecrge Ven.
quilt »as being made and everyonci
tilted bodUe ultli Ions sleeves and
f
*
2
.
0
0
S
"
.
.
. * 2 .0 0
bouffant, floor>lenitl)i «klrt. Her
able, Ketchum, past grand ma.'- table'was centered with a thrre- was urged to pul' tlieir name on'
finnerilp veil Kas causht ullli
ter.i; Mrs. Floyd Clevenger, Burley, llered cake diconited with
tlie ,quill, Mrs, Bea Tliomason
clusters ol orange falouoinjs. Slie
and Mrs. Venable, past as.iemb1y and wedding bells.
BOYS' Sloigh Bell
gave the 'eltt^lnB benediction,
'
c;trrled a buuquct of red
prc.ildents; Mrs. Qlen Chaney, as­ Tliey plan to make Uielr home In Members of the second ward'
.0 0
buds on lier Dlble.
sembly reporter, and Mrs, Badliia Salmon.
society aitrndrd nn all-day work
W
i n t e r
J a c k e t s
Bell, Burley, lodge deputy.
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se.*.^loll quilting nnd embroidering
Mrs. Phllltp Ealoii, slMer-lnOfficers of the department of
leu loweL^,
]i\u' of Uie bride, uns niiitroii of
Reg. 12.50 — 3 O n ly ....................
D e ss e rt S e rv e d
Ladle.V Auxiliaries Patriarchs Millhonor. She wore a pa.it*l blue
Mrs, f'rnnk Walker demon.«ralecl
lant honored were Mrs. Esthrr SH0Sh6nE. April 37-Member« the illcnl baby lender. Mrs. Will
/lull wtlh neutrnl aec:Morlr.i and
Arbogast, Durley, president; Mrs, of Our cliib met 'at the home of Robinson demonstrated using dried'
n corsnEC of white and
Nancy Howard. Burley, assLitant Mrs. Charle.1 Pendleton last, week foods for storage Itenw.
nntlon.r
1
- $ 1 .0 0 T A B L E to the p^e.^ldent; LoRene Lar.ion, ir an B. o'clock de.*.«ert.
’
Mrs, Den E.ilon cha-<r fnr her
Bellevue, secretary, and Mrs, Ca- Oue.Ms were Mrs, R, W. Orove, Mrs. Elmer Pctcr.van was pre-'
daufihter'n v,'cddlri|;. a p.\Ie
V ALUES TO $4.95!
tlirena I'alrman, Hailey, captain of Mrs, Floyd Silva and Mrs. Oiiicr senled a gift and a note of thnnk.->
linen nftcriioon drr.'.i with white
for
her
work
as
counselor.
Mrs.'
the ho^or guard.
ahook.
nccesiiorles and a corsace of r:d
Dreitcs - Sweaters - Slack* - Shirti - H eti • etc.
Harold He.v\ was honmed guest ofi
ro.iebud.1. Mrs, McKay wore n char*
During the buslne^i meeting Prizes were received by Mrs. the month and presented a gilt.!
tru.no and while nylon afternoon
plans were made for (he official Orove, Mrs. Richard Baumann and
Mri. Viola Morgan and Mrs, WII-'
dress and white acce.uorles and
vUlt May 21 of Mrs. Evelyn-Baker, Mrs, Margaret Gehrig.
Ham Cough gave the prayers.
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Idaho Falls. a.isembly presldenl.
a curanse of carnations and red
Blanche Houshka’s
TOURS FAKM
Mrs, Milton Wilding and Mr.sJ
rof-e.^.
• ,
Robert Ferebftuer, Mrs, Charles Mrs. .Venable, Mrs. Wlllls McKerTliompson were In charge
T h e brldecrooin’s ftltcndwila M r s . G e r a r d I s
Pendleton. Mrs, DocslKer, Mrs, cher and Mrs. Ward Deck were' Elula Koda Cnmp Fire group Wayne
'were hli brother, Junes McKay,
Oeorge Kenaston, Mrs, Che.w, Mrs. named as the program planning met last week at the home of Mrs, of Ihe noon lunchcon. They were!
be.ic man, and Ptillllp Eaton and
T O T
&
B E E - T W E E N
committee; Mrs. Waller Nelson, Robert WlLvin lo ro as a group lo assist^ by Mrs, Dan«61elght, Mrs. I
Emery
Ufer
and
Robert
Perebauer.
N e w
M a tro n o f
Wllba Peterson, Mrs. Maurice Reid, I
Tliomlcy Williams. Jr„ ushers,
During the opening ceremonies, Nfrs. Bruce Springer and ^{rs. the Jack Helfrccht fann. After Mrs. Martina Jensen, Mrs. Art'
!>{rs. C, E. Arndl u u orRan
635 Main E a s t.
a guest, Mrs. Nick Senton, of Chaney, table decoratlon.i; Mrs, games and a tour of the farm, Dick, Mrs. Mary McHan and Mrs.l
L i n c o l n C h a p t e r Martha chapter, Dlngham, Utah. Jaird Ivle and Mrs, Fred Tomlin­ refrahments were served
A reception »a.» held In Uie
Phnebe Robln.^on..
I
undercroft of the church at
son. corsages, and Miss Larson. In­ Kathy Helfrecht, hostess, •
SHOSnONE, April 27 - Mrs. WM Introduced and welcomed.
Mrs, Orln ShlrU and Mr*, jacl: Morrli Gerard was I n i t a lt e il
vitations to dignitaries and otl
A report was made on the re­ lodges.
Vlahiu served ca>:e. punch and worthy matron dI last week's meet­ covery
of Mrs. Mans Cofiin and of
coffce; Mrs, Jam u Broadhurst and ing of Lincoln chapter No, 42, Or­
Tlie program was presented by;
Mrs. Ralph Orlffln were m chari;e der of Eastern Slar, at Uie Ma­ Uie Illness of Mrs. Angle WhltC' members of the Ruth lodge and
naek.
of the Kttl table and Mrs. Thorn- sonic temple.
Included solos by Mrs. Edith CanA lu tv e ll poem to ollteerx b*i nell,
ley Williams, Jr., was fn charge Olher officers are.M. H. Drown,
readings by Mrs. Lena Toner
of the Ruest book.
worthy patron; Mrs, &( JL Drown. read by Mrs. Alexander, retiring and a skll by Mrs. Wilma SouthThe new Mrs. McKay attended a.voclat« matron; Ray Drown, as« worthy matron, and each received eVn, Mrs, Creola Core and Mrs,
Idaho Falls high school and Mc­ soclute patron; Mrs, Charles Pen­ a gift from her for their, coopera­ Esther Sdioeler. Ruih members
Kay Lt a ISi8 grftduale of Hallcy dleton, secretary; Mrs, Ray Drown, tion and work of the past year.
aLio served refreshments.
Mrs. Qerard led an addenda
hlRh school. He l» «mp]oyed a', treasurer; Mr.v Roberl Vaden, con.
Precedljlg"' the regular lodge
tho Idi\ho FnlLi Farm and Ho.iie. duclre-vi, and Mrs, Em ut Docslger, honoring Mrs. Alexander
Charles Pendleton, retiring worthy meeting members of the Bellevue
oMoclale conductress.
Odd
Fellows lodge and Mayflower
On return from a ueddlng trip Appointive officers iiutalled are palron,
Rebekah members held iheir anto Pnyetle lakes the couple
M m . Howard Hill, chaplain; Mrs. Mrs. Gerard was assisted by Slar nual dinner commemorating the
reside In Idaho Falls.
ArUiur Marlin, marslial; Mrs, points and ofllccrs. DoUi retiring annlversarr of Oddfellowshlp In
I- * *
Claude Che.u. organist; Mrs. John officers received handkerchiefs In America.
IIEADIIANDS MADK
Tlioniftfl, Mrs. Elden Guthrie, Mrs. the Star point colors. Mrs. Alexan­ During the Mayflower meeting
O-We-A Camp Fire group met ZaniB Alexiknder, Mrs, Louise Rose' der's mother, Mrs. D. L. Stlckney, the Odd Fellows washed dishes
Saturday at the home ol Mrs, and Mr.t, W. A. Hall, Star pclnis;; presented Mrs. Alexander wlUt a and prepared the coffee for Ihe'
Lynn Ooodman, guardian, to work Mrs, Ida Sllckney, warder, and gift from the oHlcers.
refreshment' hour at the close of
B re e ze t h r o u g h s u m m e r i n these g a y , c a s ­
on headbands, nefrc.<hmenLs
Clinrli'.n Pendleton, sentinel.
Tlie new worthy matron thanked the evening. Six members of Debserved by Mr.v Ooodman.
Iiistnlllnir officers wera
chapter members for tho honor orali Rebekah lodge. Hailey, »Iso
u a l c a n v a s s h o e s . .W h a t e v e r size, c o lo r o r
conferred upon her and spoke on attended.
f a b r ic y o u h a v e i n m in d , y o u ’l l f i n d i t a t
the importance of regular attendlice at meetings.
H u d s o n ’s 1
Mrs. Edward Thomason, Buhl.
C a r e o f Y o u r C h ild r e n
Committees she Introduced In­ Mrs. Alexander presenled Mrs.
cluded Mrs. Gerard. Mrs. Alexan­ Oerard a glfU Mrs. Oerard, Robert
By ANGELO PATRI
der and Mrs. Martin, education F'erebauer and Mrs. Alexander alli
. Mrs, Vaden, Mr.i. Doc-slger conutbuied to the birthday fund, ,
All our lives we are forced to be carried out. To allon a class to and Ray Bros
Refrcsliments were sehed byi
make choices. Sliail we do thl
vote on a matter of class action Che.<ui, Mrs. Shaffer and Charles Mrs. Ufer and Mr. and Mrs.
Ihftl, and on ihe decLilons
and Uien say, 'Tm sorry but you’ve Pendleton, auditing, nnd Mrs, I<ot. George Kenaston during a social
make, our forti^es depend. Make made the wrong dKlslon. It must tle Pllger, Mrs. Coffin and Mrs. hour.
Vaden, slcK*Bnd visiting.
the right-one and we are rewarded be this way." Tlils Is disastrous.
• by success: niake the wrong
' In order to train children to Other committee members ' in­
and we are faced by failure. It Is tliink Independently, make wise clude Mra. Ray Drown, Mrs. Mar­
our duly tliertfore lo teach young decisions, carry their responsibili­ tin and Rny Drown, examining;
P E R R Y 'S
children to make wise decisions; ties, we have to allow them choices. Mrs. Alexander, Red C t w and
»hen possible, offer them a cholcc In the beginning these are
cancer; Mr.f, John Tliomas, pub­
Here, we must be careful. It Is fully slttRed. As the children grow licity; Mrs. TliomM and Mrs, How­
T
V
S e r v ic e
not going lo help If we know there In undersumdlng. these choices ard Adkins, ESTARL, and Mrs.
Is but one way open and offer the can be offered with more of a chol- Hill, Mrs. Oulhrle. Mrs. Sllckney
child li cliolce. Should he make the lenge. Then U Is we say; Think and Pendleton, ways and means.
vrOHB decision wo stiall have to about this: think of what the con­
Mrs. Alexander was presented
say. "Ko. 'Vou must do this,” Make sequences of Uie choice will b« for the post natron's ring and Invited
sure that there Is a choice, that you must abide by 11 and » “ to Join Past Matron's club by Mrs.
either way the child will be aaTe, through." Only In this way __ Thomas, club prwldent.
before asking him what ha would we expect clilldren to grow up with Mrs. Perebauer read a humoroai'
like to do.
the ability lo consider a question, poem on problems of being
Children have color preferences examine all sides of It, ask: What worthy matron, which was written
quite early In their lives. LltUe then? aiid act with th« wisdom by Mrs. Alexander's slstcr-ln-law,
glrb of 4 and 5 have favorite col­ they can call on.
ors. Small boys know which tie Even then Uiey will make misthey like best to wear ulth Iheir Ukes but they will not ask; ''Mo­
dress-up ault. MoUiers can . . . . ther, Father, what shall i do?"
•'which sweater today?" knowing They will have grown Independent,
S u m m e r i s C a r e f r e e . . . . i n cooicircic-dotud
the youngster will be equally
But happy ending must be prepar­
collon law n...needs only touch-up ironing.T uckcd
warm In • clUier. but bo happier ed for during the growing years.
ivearlnE the one he chooses.
bodiccpnth kcrchici neckline, flnltcringly full skirt.
The teacher who tells his ela&s Anr'l" r*lri »fr»rt
iMnm »n
Sizes
9 .1 7,10;1S.
he would like them to vote .
varltir "I •ubj>ru (MKrrnlnr
question of action must be careful
that the decision the majority
makes will be acceptable and
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E a to n
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R it u a ls
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C o u p le
B u r le y
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S o c ie ty
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pricet,
b u t y o u t d U n o t b e u r g e d to b u y .
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P ixy Ptn-Vps BxeluHvely at Penney^t
TIM ES: 9:45 to 12 —
1:00 to 5:30
dLop
n
W EDNESDAY, A P R IL 27, I960
T IM E S - N E W S , T W IN F A L L S , ID A H O
I'A G E SIXTEEN
Class B Athletes Start
Track Eliminations in
Sub-Dis]trict Meet Friday
T. F. Tops Tigers
To Take Lead in
SIG Eastern Play
Pro Basketball
Wind Didn’t Helpt
T he Twin F alla B ruins, K cttinjr nnothor stellar p itch in ;r
perform ance from ju n io r (Jary Kountrcc, moved in to the
lead o f the So iiiitcrn I<!aho confcrenee eastern division
baseball nice Tiie.sday by ilu n ip in n the Idaho Fall.s Tiffer.-?
:i-l. The TiKcr.t cam e hack in a .sccond Kamc, fen tu rin if
.sopljomores and a few jiinNEW YORK, April 27 WWTlie lor.H, to win 2-1 h u t thi
National Ba.ikelball- luisoclallon lory does nol cuuni In itu' coiiferdb<u«ed the iruiufer of .Minne­ eni-e ^tandlnt:s. Tlie Urulii.i aie
apolis frnnchl.ic m Lo-i Ancclei l-O for the year with Id.ilio Tails
’IMesday while owner Bob Short 1-1 and Pocatdli) 0-1. Tiie eastwa.^ In California complctlnR dc- cm champloiLi will play Itie li'niltall.i for ihe propwed Awltcli,
er.i of the Botw valley diiblon to
Maurlse Podololf, NBA pre.il- determine the chnmiilunsliip
dent, ^ald no final action would B0I.1C May 21.
By The Associated Preaa
be tjiken unlit Short rcturn.1. He
Rountree allotted only three
1.1 expected lo return durlni: the two of Ihcm nfitr the Kame aIiouIi I Don Jordan, wortd'a wclterweluht
have been over, nnd lOM his 5luil- boxlni; ciiniiiplon. nnd Suftar t^y
nlRlit,
The propased shift of the
Hi>blnson. former nilddlewelRlit
Lakcr.i, re*odmLviton of ChicnRO lo InnlnK. He fanned II Idaho I'lill/ chnmplon, will appear on Ihe anme
the NBA. nnd the drnftlnR of n batsmen and didn't L^'ue 11 walk.
proRrnm In tivo 10-round bouU at
lOGO-Cl .-chcdule were three of the Tlic Bruiiw clinched lli; Kaiiic .Meinurial siadluin Mny U.
before
innklnc
nn
oul
in
iiii'
lirsl
mnln itrin.i on the n;:enda for the
Charle.s Ro.iebaum, chairman of
three-day meeilnK, which opened Innlni:- Cary Jeff walked ami Ter- the Maryland .Mate athletic comrj' Lawrence .ilnnled. Dale llarilett ml.vilon, said Tue.iday Jordan hna
Tue.idny.
Podoloff Mid Wiiller Drown, drove In Jclf wuh another hit iiiircetl to..meet Candy McKarland
and
Lawrence
scored
on
Jue
Kellpre,-.ldenl of ife;iI(v,ion Celtics,
of t’hlladelphla in a non-title
icconipankd sfuiT^o Lcki Anjele.i •'a Kfuundoui.
filiht.
ust week to look Into a posilble Rountree k^I In trouble In tlu
.ilxili innUiR when u pair of error.i auKftr Rny will fiRht Jny Andernove to lhat elty.
)ii in what hns been billed as a
•'Short went back to Los An- put two men on bxse. Hut iiilty -^ecolld luiie-up bout for Robin­
piny by Bnrtlctl nnil n .Mrlke lo
Rrle.T .Mundny lo lion out-.ii
second b;L-.e ‘ liy .ratcher Darrell son's fifiht with Pnul Pender In
lulLi. iind Broun v.lll nil .
Boston
June 10 for the New Yorlt.T,'. lierr on the situation,” Alnick wl|K'd the bn.ies clean.
MaMncliu.ictl.1 version of t h *
Tlie Tli;crs scorcd wiih one
Po<loli>ff .said.
world's mlddlewelKht title.
A Chlcai:o nroup hended by Max In the .leventh innlnr:, Holverson
Winer iilrrady hii.i 'been Rrnnled lived when Keller and Amlck col­ At Providence, R, I., Anthony.
fntnchl.-e with the iiiidcriiand- lided' under a hliih pop foul ball M.iccronl, pre.sldrnt of tlie NahiR that the elty will have a NBA nnd took ndvnnlaRc of liie sec­ llonnl BoxhiR n.viocliillon. promised
ond chance to bell u lonR double to ’'dnistlc iictlon" nRalnst Chnmplon
•am BlarthiK the 1D01-C2 «n.ion. centcrfleld,
A Ihrowlnu er.'or bj Jordan If he ROe.i IhrouRh with
The re-entry of ChlcnRO !
Unrtlelt let nomrell live nnd Hot- the nnnouncnl bout.
wied by owners since 11
Ive team.' nroiher Midwest stop- ver.'ion came home on a ilncle by TIioUKh Mnceronl would not def­
Otto.
initely Kiy the NBA would wlihvcr city In event of n shift
The Bruins had nullified that dr.w 11.1 rccojtnltlon of Jordan, he
the We.ll Con.il,
jn In liie sixth iniilni: when aid "our ncliun could Include zucli
Other teams In the NDA a
, wllhdrnwnl of recosnllion."
a.';tern dlvlslon-Ncw York, Plilln- Barllell walked, took third
delplihi, Syrucme and Boston: Bart StronR's .ihiRle nnd c
•'i'm iimftfed," Mnceronl aald
WeMern division—Delnilt, Cinclll- home on Kellers loni; jacriJicc from Ills home. "I don't aee why
nvSt. LouLi. and Minne.ipolls,
•Ilie Brulas took ihe lead In Ihe In the world anyone would aiRn a
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flr.st Innlni: of ihe tecond
chnmplon for a tune-up no close
three walks and an error, Bui
title bout. We definitely frown
Idaho Fftll,i took the vlctor>- on . uch a bout and don't want It
wnlk.1 to KumberRer nnd Ilnrucn to take pl.ice. Wc won’t stand for
and O rIc's triple.
It."
Sophomore Cecil wiUon blanked
the Tigers durhlR his three-innlnK
f.tint while fre.ihman Leroy Lindell
LOS ANGELES. Ai>rU 27 W1t-T1ic
touched for the
CoIl.-.cum cominlMlon TU
Rave the Ro-ahend slRnal
MlnneapolLs Ijikers to lease the
si>orl3 arena If ihe club can Ret
liermlsslon from the NntlonftI
Get Relieved of
Basketball nwoclalion to move the l.r,|i.1ph rf S 0
franchise to Los AnRele.s.
Alter -several hours of dLicu.ulon
S in u s In f e c t io n ,
tlic commlMlon voted unaiilmousli
to Klve the Lakers exclusive proA r t h r it is
fcsslonftl basketball rlRhts In tlie Tol.l.
threuKh a proven, pleaaanl
blR, H ,000-sent nrcnft,
method. If you have a stub­
Robert Short, owner of Ihe fl- T-ln’ K^IU 1
born condition I nm Interested
nnnclally hnrn.ise*l Lakers, apIn dluuulnff It with you.
peftred to plend his . case.
lie ftRreed lo-pay a $3,000-p«rKame rental fee, phis about $SOO a
H. W . HILL, D. C.
came for staffinc nnd cleanup. The
HE 3-7C18 — W8 Main North
Ulk concerned a schedule of about
28 KRiiiM for the 19C0-C1 NBA
srn-ion.
It Is up to UiP IcflRue to Krant
permission for the switch of the
fr.inchl.ic.
It track reccinls appear in fo r a l)n(l day
li-s mcci ill (iu! .si:l>-diKtricl ca rn iva l at
■first fitcp fo r tlui atlilctc.s tow ard stat
ii'‘.s c'r<>i> will Ifave its .stam p on tlie record
•liDiiis will l)u j)ar(‘d to six fin alist.s fo r the
(iistrii't m eet a t T w in F alls
.M
Till- Ili'ia win bo dlvUlrd Into
U-i> (Iivir.lijiiJi — nortlulilc niiil
Viillry hn.i bum'
111 ll;<; MiiitlLilcliT illvblon h
ivdit ulirrr Ihc Vllcliin.i will br
buittiiK liciul:! with tliR iwn oilier
l;li: ir.ic k lymer.n on llic local
.Mai
N K W Y O R K , A))ril 27 l,V> —
—Mmt!iiii:li niid Klmbi-rly.
1 till
Jiirts’i'.'*. ‘’slio ck cd" in- n'pdrl.-; nf (li>>ciisi'
In thr .‘.pill inci-l. tlio ioi> three
callc'l it meeting: i>f his playiTS T ursilav in n c a i u ir lui. fllllr.li
t will Ko on
the fhiiiL'i lit Twin I'lill.v
T lic tm'<'tiii^r w;iH hi'ld in tlii' visiting' clui.litiiisr at Vankc'c
While thein U i.onie doubt
fitatiiiim, hcfori! the
'^ith N’i‘W' V n il;. |:n>tcni wcm
wlirthiT llie sub-di.iirlct Ilitips and
7-'>. " I callod th e ))!avers to-[
(ll-.lanriM will be lillowed'on t
cli.'.lrlrl level, Mx record.'should
jmit Ihe iKiiird.i nnd another t
all' In irouble.
Nohmiy
I fi'd
C;i;.tleford’5 Iniiky Kellh Barne.i
d i a l is Ihe only way t<> Kct
should tup the hiKh liurdles mark
t h is thitl^r str:ii>rlilv''‘'<l
i>r l(>3 (which he now iioULi) and
-1 will
pli'V
the low liiirdle.i <if 22 fliil, act by
I probltiii.
I niiy III
I'artln, Ca.illcford, In 1050.
T Jnr» hoi' It .'.liouM liiKell Morrl-1, Kimberly, wemhiBjiirKcx’ itccbidii.s In
H mil
ly h;i.i the IiIkU Jump recurd i5
with 111.' pliiyiTN w;i.' pt<mi|iu-il by land, Ls
leel, IP. Inchrit nnd the imlc vault
)VlllK
report* III IKuton iic-n-.paiwrs Ihiit
Hiiiry
Tdiiipkm:.,
Oublai,
Trx..
in
HI
leclt well hi hand. Ro<l Ilulmni-d Sox jilaycM wiTL' criiinbllm:
hor.M, Valley, Ui cyulni? the 4B-fool.
nnd milc.il of JurKfV inannKltiK the all nroiind ch;ini]):'ili.',ln
U'}-lnch .ihotput record. John
In
over the pn.il ivcck. irofi'v.lonal n«lei> rlniiu.
lirlck-n,
Carey, htn bettered llie
Tflinpklii.v
who
lii'ld'
(lie
nllrnJ. &WIC u rJim riiiolrd unltli-iibroadjimip record of 111 feet,
llflcd iln l Sox liliiyer.i w crillclx- rduiid lltli- In ,IU5:. lia';-,\nn $10,- Inch lit different tlme.i.
liiK 'Jim!rV lineup JUKulinic mid <H7 llils ;.e;i.-.on, 'llur I'fi-yinir-old
KdbliiMin.
hk Ipo's ronkle of the
Also
In
Jeopardy l.t the mile ..
friinllc drrlsloiis.
One player, iibo iinlilcntlllal, •ar hi iri57. ha.s lotulecl JlO.lnS, liiy record ilmc of 3:18,5 nnd Imlfprc-dlcled JurKri woiilil Ijc out as Hobla^on alsti moveil fn'in flllh niller Loiil.i Oliuio. Olcnns Kerrj-.
to
fourth
In
"j^tetr
wrr.^lllnc
And
could
well
brealc the 3:(M3.t lime he
nmnaner before July. 1.
t» sixth In ji.
Uirned
A e.mvifu of Uie plnyer.i TUMclny from /.cvrnth
rldlnc:; fullowlni: fCMilUi of
prcxJucfil iiio.si1y ilenlnla lhat n ny rhe larit two rodeo.-.. Vflcrrm Illll
Ihlnu WM wroiiK. 'nieri: were .%rv- I.lnderrnnn, Ooodlntt, Ida.. Li i
eral "no comment" repllc.i. One, her
nine In thi^ nll-iirniiiid <
ftlio Bskrd that liLi nnrne not be .•llh 15.0^3 In prl;i- \iliiiilni:.s.
luied, Anld JurRe.i liiid becmiie
popular wUli the playm by hW Btaiulini; of Inti riiiotniliiin
cowbuj'.n.
In otlu-r event.'nre;
iinsiy itiovc.\ coiutitnt JukkUhr of
Saddle bronc-Jlin llmer. Wlldplnycrs. and ■•unsound inctlc.v"
Ida,, .levenlli wlin S3.03I.
Otiicm, like Ted wnifnni.v wolfea
IJan'biick
bronr — Clyde Fro.n,
nt the dlweiulnn report and cX'
prw ed complete fnllli In Jtirite.*! L.il><ilnl. UlnlJ. sixlti wllli $3,103;
PINEHUnST. N. C.. April 27
"Ifj! bU ft lot of horscfciilhers.’ Dao'I llobdy, Goodlni:, hla.. bcv- Bin Nicks, JO-ytur-old road build­
enlh
wllh
SS.O.'iS:
Don I,. Wll.vm, er from Lo.1 Angele.i, ousted ,Medsnapped Wllllnriu'.
"It's tlio-ie dnmn Uo.^lon wrUer.i KUHenc-, Ore, ninth with $2,7;.^; all.1t Herb Durlmin of Dnllas, Tex.,
Jny
r
,
Smiin.
Iimii.
Jil.r,
tentli
AKaln. TlieyTa clwiiys et.irlliiK
1-up 'I'uesduy in the major eur*
•llh $2,527,
prise of the fIrM round of mulch
trouble.
■•Wliat do they wnnt tliB fellow Dull ridlnff—Pete Cnirnp, Orecn play In the North nnd South ama­
(JurKM) to do? He'fl dolns tti Acre.% Wa.ih.. tenth with s2,n4R, teur Rotf tournitmcnt.
Ilarolil CarrlMH, memt»er of the Twin Falli Btneh IlMt Shoolhif
Calf rophiK—Dean Oilier, IJnLie,
best he c.in, And he‘» dolns
Nicks, (I two hnndlcnppcd. pIny* a>snclation, dliplayi (he brtt croup fired In (he aMoclatlon't
flr.1t wilt) Jftf!7I.
dnmn good Job."
Inc here for tlie first time, won wind blnwii meet Sunday. He llred a ,22-2S0 eallbrr rifle. GarJurRt*. who succeeded Mike Steer wriMtllnK—mil IJndeniian. Ihc flr.',t two holes, then fell lie- ri«>n'a lurcrt Rhuwii (he primary aim of (he anioriallan memliert
lliRRlns AS Boston niDtiAKer liuM GoodlnK. Idn.. third wllh $4,078; hind, but rcKftlncd Uic lend with Is not a butli-eye but placing fUe tholi In tlie amallr>t pi>»Iljle
BUmmer, expressed nnmzcment, nt Hnrry Chnrtcr^ Mtlba, Ids, flltli n par on is nnd a blrdlc on 10. }{e .Sluce. A
caliber hule would mark perfecllBn for a rifleman
reporU tliftt the Red Sox w--- with «.D23.
halved the lft.it two liolea lo protcct uilnc a 22 cullber rifle. The iroup mret* (lie first and (liird Sundayi
nnythlnR but a hnppy family.
hl.n ndvnnlnKe, IIo wn.i four over «f each month at the Twin KalU Illflo ami rinlol cluh cround at (he
" I Jwit cnn't undcfitand It."
pftr for his trip nround- ths 7,007- end of n'axhlnK(on alreet north. tStaff photo-ensravlnR)
M id. •Tjn reftlly «hocked. I Itail
yurd No. 3 course of the country
no Iden thut anythlnft like tliL'i
club, nitnln alrcatnln* under 00BRAVK8 WIN OPKNEIl
WM KOln* on nnd I Just can't be­
dcRrec heat.
BOISE. April 27
Tlie Boise
lieve It. It comc.t out of B clear r r . MEADE, Md.. April 21 W Brftves, deftndlnft Pioneer lenRUc
AtlhouRh the aa mfttchts pro­
blue eky."
Don Bowden, flr.il American to run duced no oUier alnrtllns develop'iamplon.1, ^iqucezed by Pocittcllo
lr;..» than four mlrnite.i. nienrs ther» were notable achieve
•ST^if-idny nlKhl In the fl.'sl rrame
.In ii-v lo ninl;p ihr
TOLEDO, o.. April 27
ments, .
of the SM.ion for, both clulw. The
that diii.mie
lop 10 slnndinKs of the AmerlCDnjUrnvr.i
Olvniple vpinil
the Ranic
lhi.^
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Uowlit;K concie.'.s tournament ml-rrun.s In the .......................
'.h InnlnK which
Howclni Mild 1 will c.
nor event.i remained unchanBcd lor featured four errors, by Pocaicllo.
the fourih .sirnlKht dny
ST.
LOUIS,
April
27
tlWChrls
lance xull.i
■be.'t."
Cnlcher'.i Miln Kiiiirc.i . .
Cnnnl;:nro,
the
St.
Louis
Cardin­
Bowden i
ftrmy reeond
lleved to have been flr.it used in
llculennnt. l.t
.. ft larKC i:rou|i als' 2I-yenr-old catcher, wn.i iius- : all-cveiiUi.
Uie major IcnRue.i In 1907 by Uocer
of irflckmen In Uic nrmy belnB pended for Iwo dnyi Tuesday and Joe Lnmcndoln nnd Tony Ardll- Dresnnhnn nf itie New York OlanLi.
Batlicred lirro to trnin for Ihc fined $50 as a result of a home
1
of
Rochester,
N.
Y.,
had
a
1,214
pints
rhubarb
In
Mondny
nlRht's
Olj-iiipic trials In July,
Kamo
with
tlie
San
Francisco
NATIONAL I-KACtlK
I the doubles, the top perform'
Bouden ran the mile In 3:58.7
nee of the dny In Uiat event. Tlie
1 Junp 1, 1057. nl Stockton. Calif. Olnnls,
F O R A D D E
Umpire Frank S«or>- ejected the best RlnKle.i wore was a Ofll by'
No other American cnnie close lo
him unlll la.1t Sidurdny ahen Dy- rookie receiver In the nevenlh in- Ed TJinyer, Connenut, O.. while
AND EXTRA
rtil Burlenon, UnlverRlly of Oreson fimc for-ftrruln(f too alrenuously William Wlsle'a 1,831 total Rnve,
sopliomore. w.is clocked ft tenth of after wnilo Mftys Wfts called safe the AmheratburR. Ont., bowler tlie
Mcond fft.ilcr.
. clo.ie play.
;op all-events f,core Tue.iday.
(K to D lX r :. A p ril 27— F o m lli
J'ri(l:i\' wlu‘11 till; M.'uric Valley I'hiss B ;illi
S tate ’s fiuM . The sul.-riistrirt is l
liolior.-; mi'l oarlic^r .sliowiiins iiidicatc lliis y
f,nr)ks,'All IliP aUiloU’s from the
class 1<
Eyes Move to
West Coast
Robinson and
Jordan to
Share Billing
Sox Hold Meeting to
Stem “Dissension”
sl: ;S Idaho Co,vl)ov
In Race for
Cliani])ionslii|)
Nicks Ousts
Medalist in
Golf Tourney
Bowden to Drop
Down to Half Mile
Lakers to Play
In Coliseum if
Team Is Moved
Standings Remain
Same in Tourney
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WEDNESDAY, A P R IL 2 7 ,1D50
^.w^AGE SEVENTEEN
T IM E S - N E W S , T W IN - F A L L S , ID A H O
TlieyVe Junior State Bowling Champions
Braves Dump
Reds 4-3 in
11 Innings
»y The A»«orlalf(l Prn*
Dpi Cr;itulair» Illli-mnlnK hnmcr
f the Milwaukre Bravr.i r
lctor>' over the Cincinnati Red.i
Turcliiy n'Kht
Vcter.in Wiirrrn .‘^pahn ho«ikert
, p wilh ronkle Jim OTnolr hi a
Itltchrr.v duel and otiilaMpd the
wrnppy yoiinKMcr. OToole had'
clvrn tip fmit n{ hU 11 hlt.t In
the flr.'i Iniiini for a ilirfe-rim
(Irficit. ihcti bnttlrd tjiick fur the
ATLANTA. A pril 27 (/P)— Tlie NCAA hri'lui w ill) I h f A A U Tm'!<(lay ttvcr siTsiu'ii.siim rriiiil.itlon time Hr.
of college nlhlclcs. Tho jic lim i “ .xlcms from widespro.-Kl dissatisfuctiim aniotiK N T A A
Tlir St. Loun C,ii(lliinl.i knocked
Jllnc^ 'Utli n four-run
nicniljei'sliip oti the cap ricio us nml iiicotisistfiiL m an ner in w hich tlip A A U iias api'lic^l out
liiui ndmitiislered its suspciisinti rules." the N C A A council said. Thu comieil al.su look oiiiinir.-f In tl;e fir.-.t InalnK. then
huiiR nil beliuid L..irry Jiick^on'i
the fir.'t .'itci) iti brnacicnin;: in tcrniitional com pulitioii aniim tr colii'Ko-aKc iilhlctc.’ . W a l­ alrady ^cv('^•hlt pltchlhR to hand
(he linn Krinclsco Clniiis a 4-:
ler IJyer.-f, N C A A execiiLi
di'leat.
officer, .said any a n n o u iK 'c - :p
| .; i
C i,,!- c
Junes who hud br.itrn tlir C.ird
nu’ni irom ihe riilej liifMctioiis O C I I l l l C 0 1 I I 1 V &
InnLi five KtrulRhl tlm » .siiirc he
coinmlttce ^mhiIiI bt* made Wrdun.'i triidccl.by the Red Birds bf»
ije.sifay. )!e ili-clinrd to clabornte.
fore the 19.'>9 sevon, wii-i t);itterrd
Tlie NCAA left Ihf diwr op-'n for
fnr Mx hlt.« la the openliiR Irnnie.
rfconclllatlon with tlie AAU over
Tlie key blow
a two-riin triple
the auspeii'loii l .mip.
by Dill White, the man for whom
Siirli rrconclliolluu «lll not be
Jnnej. was f.w.ippcd.
fly
The
An»i>flalrri
J'res»
miide
until
there
ix
"cnininnii'
Dna
DryMlnle,
niakUiR
his fourth
LO.VDOS-. April : i (T.- nriiin
. ...............
str.ilRht complete
Rnnir n fourI/iiidoii. {nrmer DriiL'li liravy- njrecnirni on rulM under which: Jliji GrntllP. who bP.it WnslilnS'............................
RClEht fli.impinn. (looird Prir Auch nuxperwioitf are to be nd-' ..in with a Ihrcp-run hnnier Mon-| (ilttrr. Ipd the thlrd-plncp L«.'\«
..
liny
nlKht.
did
a
nRnin
Tiir.Mliiy,
,;,.|m
DoilRcrs
out
of
n
fnur-KUi
mlliblrrcO."
Uio
NCAA
couucll
nadcmaclifr ImIci* Tut'diiy niBlit
1,11.
cnnnrclln” In tllC rlrlllh wllli tuoila-.lii;; Mrr.ik with nil 0*1 Victt
la llir jlxth rr>iitid ■itiid 11'
kaockctl ou( llic AiiiprlL-iin
n ie council .'I»kIc[I out t'Ao ln-!i'H i'!' Unltiiimn- riiiicd the K.'n- over the ChlciiKO Cub.i.
itanci'i in uhlch It wild the AAUjn'or.^ 11-10................................ I In tjoostlns hu wnsoii record
Irfl liouk 10 llin boily iilicr
, Oriolrs led 5-0 but ti
that 3-I. the rlRhltinnder struck'
jpcoudi of llie jich'HUi round. 'Die
.. tncuiisuient in il.i lulmiiilS'
lend. They wfnt nlirml ni
■ to nm ht.s total to 38. Me faced
boul u'xi icticdiilrd tor ]o roiind.s. irntlnn of the .sii.ipcn;,lon ruler..
Earl BiUtey shove Wii.sliim;. only H batters In a :io-lilt stint
The 31-j'Mr-nld lliidrin.ichtr
Tlie fir.'l Involved a b.^^kflb.•lll
D-B Ic.id wiih !i urantl bclore OeorRc Altman nnd Del
from Oundvicw, Wiuh.. imfl CoRice doubted In the fifth Innlnc
lumbui, On., h;id nn uiibcnicii
for thu Cubi' only
Ktrr;il: Uroken nt ^evin,
inniiv conimlttmeal.i
rommlllmrnLs h
!-.<I be
bL-flll
•
many
hr.d
fourth pitcher. Bill Fi.M'hcr, wulhcd
Tlip 0-tool, 2-iiicli Amcrlciin lind made with our menibcr.'t."
Jackie Brandt. brliiKlnK C.imllo
mirlcd 111' pro carccr til lUc top.
Another liuMnnce died by the Piucunl In from the bullpen. Qcae
nnd WM knocked oul by Floyd
Pullcrson. thtn the heavjikelKhi NCAA was dWuptlon of a buket- Woodllns Rrectert the Senators' ace
champion, In a title IlRhV nnd Ijy bnlf Ranie one hour before K wn with a slURle, then Ocntile drove
boKtInc coach. »o m left, ar« /
le ball into Uie leftlleld senLv
riT« Idabe sUU th
Zom Wllf)'. » Iciidlnn American scheduled lo atari. Tlie same In
Mndn Shelanioik^ and noanli
contender. Since the Policy lo.w he volvcd the AAU-annciloncd Phil­ Vie Wctlz drove In three n
lips es Oller.^ of the National In ­ and Tom Brewer turned In
laumnment was Ifid March U , {I
liad u'on «lx nnd drawn oncc,
London nnApp<4 t. three-flcht dustrial basketball lencue and
sparkllnR relief perfornmncc a*
■iMlns jtrwk. Including n knockout ftlumnl team from the University Uie Boston Red Eox snapped New
!ou to Palltrion in t. Ulle flRht of Iowa. The AAU ruled ot 7 pjn. York's (our-Rumo wlnnlns streak Little Buzz Jones gave the crowd
of the nlRht of the sam# that two with ft 7-5 victory.
somethlne to cheer about Tuesday
In IndlinapolU lost. May 1.
A croad of 10,000 nl the Indoor of the olumnl squad were InellRl- Werti Jeatwed a five-run third. night when he more than held hi*
Wembley sl.idlum ^aw the 25-ycnr- ble. Tlie auditorium was overflow- Inning ior BoMon with a bnscs- own with 240-pound Victor, the
SEATTLE. April 27 W ~ H i
old, »lx-fool Britain domlnalo Ihc lns for..lJ^ contp-^t, A memorlnl loaded slnRle that drove in two wrestling bear.
lor Uie lirte Iowa coach Frank O ’­ run*. In the seventh, after the Jones made (rood on two bets
tItH >iU tlie way.
• ^ademachcr ran Into trouble In Connor,
■nie Twin Foils Mnjlc Bowl’* Bmckett. Lynn Baird. Miss ShelanYankees had narrowed t|io Red made prior to the flRht. He lasted
^ e alxih round as London plied Tlie NCAA b Lio ripped Into the Sox' lead lo S-4, tlie veteran first seven minutes with the animal, got
Junior bowling proKrani, hlglw KOaJcle and Jim Sharkey.
tames Tuesday, beating the Coudrove a lont; cacrlflee around behind him once and
In wlUi R bis rlRlil hand and /ol- AAU "nil# of contamination." This
COflVALLig. Ore, AprU 27 t1>— lighted by n state championship,
Senior high boys' Wednesday
lowed ullh tomblnatlon punches chivln reaction rule makes inellRl' fly that scored Pete Runnels, who nipped the bear with a side roll. Bryan Bailey rifled n single that has been concluded with presenta­ nlgh^chatnpA were Larry Kay, Joe gor boseballcrs 11-2 behind PhU
Swlmley’s tlirec-hlllcr.
In Uie women’s match. Rita snapped a tlo and slnrlea OrcKon tion of nwMds,
10 Uie head nnd body,
any player who plays, against had tripled.
ICItiney, Doug Harper nnd Dennis Swlmley. who had betUn .the
London caiiRhl Pete with a short
InellRlble player.
Vic Power dumped n two-out aln- Valde*. helped by her second. ‘'El State toward a 7-2 ba.scball vic­ Tlie stnie champlwwdiHv-tc^, BlrreU nnd ninner.s-up r.-rre I-Yed Cougars once before this season,
rislil Bucl scni the American to the
Rlc Into left field and Rave the MonRol," defeated Adn Ash. El tory- aver Idolio hfrc IMesdny.
conched by Juy L.-Ueunesse. In- Ott. Lnrry Stevens. Dale Bartlelt fanned nine Washington Stale
canva.n for n count of nevea,
Cleveland Indian.^ n 12-lnnlnR 2-1 Mongol pulled MlM Ash out of the
Bailey's timely hit nnd the clude.s Linda ShcUngaskle, Bonnie asd Jim Clark.
batters ns his mates combed WfiU
At the itart of the acvcntu round will re.<iult In the AAU's nile of decWon over the Detroit TiRera. ring and MIas Asli took after him. pitching of lefthander BUI Oerdlng - FreLs. Mary
Mixed doubles crown went to
London acaln waded In and n vle- eontamlnatlim collapslnR under its The loM was Detroit’s first niter But MLss Valdez pulled her back combined to give the Stnlors their Seaver and Jo Cole. Tlie fivcsome rnul McDonald. Carol Blnkeslce. pitching for eight hlU.
Washington teed off on WSU
Into the arena nnd pinned her.
loiM left 10 the body *eni Rndc- own welRht." Byers aald.
five straight triumphs.
the honors in the National 'Judy Chatterton and Jim Herrick. starter Dick Montee and itllefer
second victory over tho Vnndnb in
maeher down lor thn count.
Al
Sai.«
drop-kicked
his
way
out
Junior
Bowling
congreu'
mallonn
many
days.
Second
place
was
won
by
NIva
Power's K»me-endlnff blow
Qd Hahn for eight luns lo
Oerdln;; went Into the game xvlth gniphlc lournnment.
Jenkins. Bill Jenkins, Terry Cutler
off Tom Morgan and scored pinch of George Kostl's full nelson twice
, third Inning. Hires on P«l«
and
turned
his
trick
Into
a
victory
a
string
of
30
scorele.vs
InnlnR.s.
nnd
Ijirry
Kay,
runner Carroll Hardy from second
Winning the Junior Ii IrIi Thurs­
Hanson's homer nnd three more
He Rave up only five hlt.s. but wii.s day nlRht crown was the team of
base. Dave SLsIer walked Rum over the Canadian strong boy.
Earleen Peterson was given
on Oeorge Grant's basti-loaded
Melby won on a dlsquallflea- touched for two ninj in the fourth. Mbs LnJeune.ue, MLss Shelan- special AJBO tropliy for posting double down the left field Una.
Nixon lA ilarl the Inning nnd Mor
over El Mongol, who made
IdaJio got thaso run.i on Bill
MELBOURNE, Australia, April gan yielded a bloop single to such a hit with local fans one gave Jolmson's single and a sacrifice gasklc, Snlly Lyon and Mike Me- * 325 came.
Linn. NSonday night cliamplons
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37 Ul—Herb Elliott, the world's pinch hitter Don Dlllar to set up
chair over Uie head.
DO^VLADROME
fly by Lorry Hattcrmer. Tlint tied were Dean Uimmers, Jolin Cox. JA CKS BTOArr RUSSETS
fastest mller, may have to rnee llio decldlnp
Cbatlencer Lcapia
le
score at 2-2. .
Miss Seaver nnd MLs* Frels with
Bob Shaw's shutout pitching and
MISSOULA. Mont., April 27 Ot^Mc.Mahin'1 Richfield defented, In tho United Stales without his
In OSC> half of tlie fourth, the second place going to Bonnie
lusty Chicago White Sox hItUng
More than I.OOO fans faced Uie cold
Dcrtle'i poultry. <-0; Mlke’i Cold coacli, Percy Oerutty.
Staters p d r^e n on second and
weather Tuesday night to see the
StorBse defetted Idaho FJ-osen The Australian ace leaves next brought tlie defendlnn American
third OS Larr>' Peicr.'on slnKlcd PKFKNDINa c iia :iip w in s
Pioneer leaRue opener between
poods, 3*l; Hood'* pipeline defcttt- month for two appearances In league champions an 8-0 vlctori'
and John Whltlaw doublrtl. Ballcy
the Kan.nas City Athletics.
ed ChallfnBC Milk. 3-1; Scrpa America—tho Compton Invitation
then cleared the bwes with his line BOURNE.MOUT11, E n g la n d , Mlssouln and Idaho FnlU. And Uie
April 27 liB-Levr Oerrard, defend- Timbcrjacks whomped the vlsltlnr
UeiUnj defeated Brokers Best, 3- nnd the Coliseum relays In Los
drive single Into lelt-centcr,
AnReles.
Ing clinmplon from New Zealand Ru-sseU 7*1 behind the pllehlng o' RE 3 - 7 3 7 1 f"> 8 - lilr
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lUgh IndlTldual pime. Ken Mblands In Snake river of souUiwestNew York, U. S. Negro champion,
•00. 318; hljh individual »crles. have arranged to pay expentes for IBth U. 8. AUanUo Tuna fishing
Idaho to avoid disturbing geese
0-2, 0-1. 6-3 In the second round
Ken Mawn. 8M; hlfth »crBtch both Elliott nnd til* manager,
toimuiment wlU be held off Nnrra- during their Besting season.
of tlie Brltbb hard eoorU tennis
team girae,- Berp» MeaUnit OH. George Camither*.
AT AN D ERSO N LU M BER-NOW
853; hlEb hwdleap U&m ffttne, No proTltlcn ha* been mada ^or gaiuett. R. I . again. the'4S mem­ The department enld bloIoRlstd READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS championship.
Mlke‘i cold StorARe, OSi; high Ceralty. Th# veteran coach Is ne- ber elubs voted Tuendsy. 1711 have completed the first part of
hnndlup team series. Mike's Cold KoUatlng with U £ . Interests, say* three-day tournament will be held their annual survey and will re­
turn t« nesting area.i later to de­
Blorase. i.Vii: high scratch team Ing if he can get transportation he
can pay other expenses thrmgh Aug^l7,4^B'nnil 19. More tlian 600 termine the number of goslings
series, Berpa HeatlnR OH. 2,BM.
anglerg_^rc expected to compete. which have liniehed,
HlBhllKlils-Dowler of the week. lectures.
O B thliPertir>C oblt
O, I t Melody. 631; fierpa HeaUng:
Oil, leaeue champion.
NCAA Splits With AAU on Matter J
Of Suspending College Athletes
London KO’s
Radeniaclier in
Round No. 7
Senators With
3-Run Homer
Jones Pleases
Mat Crowd by
Beating Bear
BeaveraMake
It Two in Row
Over Vandals
bqwl AN G
Washington Ends
Twin Falls Junior Bowlers WSU
String 11-2
Receive Trophies for Year
Elliott to Tour
Without Coach
Boaters Asked Not
To Disturb Geese
KING COAL
WARBERG'S
SAVE 1 0
Major tcar>«
To«-n ••
1 4 tied Arctlo Circle,
^ Oil defented Troy
National Loundry, 4-0; Kfty'* Rice
Bowl defeated 1-Up. 4-0; Horse
Slw Club defeated Wchflrdson’a
Clcnners. 4-0; Reynold.i nnd Walk­
er defeaud Crandall TV. 4-0.
HiRh Individual game. Ray Frle-i,
2:8; lilRh Individual nerlea, Doe
RuMiton, at: hlRh acrntch trnm
Rame. Ka>"t Rice Bowl, 1.033; hlRh
handicap team Rame. Kay'a lUce
Bowl. l,lll: hish lmndlc»p team
aeries. Kay> Rice Bowl. 3.070; hlsh
Rcratch tram aeries, Kay's Rice
Bowl, 3.B4!.
HlBhUghl*-Doo Riwhton, 824;
Bud Oardner. 605; Fred Stone. GM;
. John Ohan. fl03, Korse Shu club.
MAGIC n o u ’t/
BUrlliht Learun
eterllng Jewelry defeated IX)R
Tavern, l-l; Twin Falls Tractor,
defeated Fox Floral. 4-0; Young
Dairy defeated Parmrra Insurance.
4-0: Stylist Denuty Salon drfentrd ThP^Psfh, 3-1: Hud.ion Shops
dpfpated Wyllles T.P. Motor, 2'jI'i.
HlRh Individual Rame, Onll Mor.
rl*. IDG; lilsli Individual serle.v
Mnude Honiteln. 535: hlRh scmtch
lenm Rame. Twin Fulls Tractor.
758; high handicap lenm game.
Hudson Shoes, on; high handicap
team setles, Tn'ln FnlLs Tractor.
2.BM; hlRh scratch team series.
Twin mils Tractor. 2.200,
JIlghllRhts-Bowler of the week.
Oall Morris, 483; Arlene Mtisenger picked 7-MO split.
rioneer !.es>ue
Boyds Cotfe* defeated Mayfair.
3-1: C, C, Anderiuins split Bank
and Trust. 2*2; Curl Manufactur­
ing defeated Arctic Circle. 3*1;
. Ungdon SUclers..defeated MnrUnlslnR. 3-I; 'Meadow Gold de­
feated Texaco, 3-1.
High Individual game. Lob Kays,
344; hiRh Individual series. Lois
Kay. 576; high scratch team gome,
LnngdonSteelers, 861; high handi­
cap team game. Langdjsn fitcelcrs,
SSS; high handicap team series.
Langdon - Sleelcri. 2,S31: high
scratch team scries. Lnngdon
Steelera, 5,4!P,
- Hlghllghts-Bowler of the week.
Mlnnip Hardy. 514 serles;_Bettynelchert picked 6-7 spllU
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T IM E S - N r n v S , T W IN F A L L S / I D A H O
MARKETS AND FINANCE
Livestock
Grains
Cattle Steady,
Hogs,' Spring
Lainhs Higlier
Collide
GOE Charge Grangers Slate T»lnCars
Tall^ police Invcxtlgsted a
Party for «n-c*r
aciKlMit Bi 8:05 u rn. T ay »i ihr mtrr'fctWn of Sixth
AiisAvcred l)y Work
Grounds Sunday'
April J1-A »-r>rk .l.ly' c , i
Deinp Leader M HAILEY.
punned for Bundiiy . t the Ui."
JEnOME. April J7 - n if «ii>rkri Ri ilir Jrromf I,ivmu>c>: Comimwioii fomptiny ».ilr •nirj('4<y uaj
slflid)' on nil cIumm of c»lt> wllli
imss ond iprtns InniUs irlllni;
pfr nie wood ni»fr OranEP h s l l , [ o i 2 Old^mabU#
^ ipnlcfAniAii.' I,. Jnmei Jvoiiinil. In ulirn woik slreiwly besoiw*n I l i c p o u l i o n
19
' rtn fvfrj'tliins poMihle in hide the croimd* will be coiillnued.
-jjd
}^urftl ^;rfct'
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' LvMiM diiriiiK itie rampaitn. Tliej ] Join, Drexler, Jolm Ilfeder andl Pnlire, snui ii'ie Hlnnger Tortl
1 O. Hopiirr ot W, K. J!ul
kiinw lhai ihe perfornianre of the;j,,nirA SeBBravw, cnminlliee In Mnpi.fif |..r a i.cHrMrinii mid the
lnrpiiblic»n nflk-e liolcleis In lhl» ch«rse, hnvr already rtireried (lie 01rl-m-!)llr
iinl Mop belaro
K diiiniy In ilie pn-M in year* 1ms pinminc of frin red»r and perm- hiilint ilir ir.ir ot iIk J'fird. D»m• t>frn dr|ilninDlr nnd (liry »lll do anif nrborvilae »hr\il)S,
l"ce v.:<s r'liiiiaird at JTO In th#
^ evervihiiiE wllliln ihelr pm.er lo] ^ ,,Lscuvlon on the propovd
"'>'1 »•'' '■> f 'f Old.-.mohllt*.
I keep ihat irrorrt f'om beins eii>ov-j,„^^.,^,„ n ,„o n,i p«rk,*«s held
IlOTAUIANS J O MKKT
f^fd 10 publle-vlr»,
I., „
meellnt anrf the n
IDAHO KAIJST, Aplll 27 ir-TlOI- of Miff ciimprllUc
■They upend itieir time doltif.jnriiv of member* ulcnlfled II
.lariam lium 47 vlubs In Uiah.
hinihini: while ihw rniiulv and ihbj ipprovr Mich k prepMsl,
Idaho n|'.ii,,l.ipk.N(Jn. Wyo.. will bo
'••■.tme ri.pirtlydecline In reUiion loj
uWinp played »ev
• Siindiiy, Mu:iday (vnri Tuei; ihr m , .1
• ! « '»■ f l - „ , „ M o „ .»lo.; Jc.nnlr Vnun. ,
{or Ihr ;iiiiniiil dIMrlrl cOllfCfivnre oi »oiitli Ululio.
|„,rt Charlole Rice 6ave readme*. ]t
Offire!.'' will nirrt Saturday.
‘ I Walker ndd< thni ihe DniincraU' a i Ihe Mav 13 meellnr the
“ nre eiilhiiMRMlc nnrt well plra.ved of the nrKanlrailnn Rill fur
Iwlth the *laie of canrtid»!e.' Iiled the proKianj and »erve refrejlih for Ihe June and November elec- nienw.
i IJ, Ursrn. Jrrntnr. lopiipcl ilif
msrkrl »l J1B30 »lHl U«lr
i».\i>n«l U\f Sand l.:iii(l ranch.
Irll, n r « st *l«. •Ilirre wrtf
II n«lilcr, T.’ 11 }'allv
l.iHd of :
lt »old fi
V Kintlli. T «in ^•alL^. i>c
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r li<-llrr!i nl »'Jt36. Ji
Ma­
1, llnRprman. convlRiird & im
tttiiiT slrrrs lhal »nld {iii
0 in };;r>.ys.
Miinrrclnl co u * . »H'.0
um
'■I'he
Open House Set
49 (o JM;
. Sia I t:o.' i; llKhI >iilU.
p. m. Prldav at the home of
e hrHiT
I; i:<>o<l and rl
.1r. and Mra. Duffy Smllh.
S:.S; fal Holskln Meen. %
Shannon waa a te.itdenl of Je'V ^ ’’ ’ '<1l'»>l»' Mr, Kouiii
iienvv uhlie fare Jeedrr M '• (lenert litM '
plclilie
f,,..!,..om«
for many .year*.
o J25.3S: liahi aierr.v *;
’ ts likely
Moiidav Ihe OOP
I; heavy heifers, (19 to
- KIX WO.MF.N DROWN*
o »25: <
V(.w,Vrl'i leinPi >0 f 'l ‘he lirkrl H under- TAIJ’EI, Formo.'a, April 27 'f—
cnlvc , t28 10 »0; '
M iin d a b le , Ihe Ormocraw »hould SI* women drowned when a lerry
,• Hol.
have Riven »oi.ie ihoiight to the'bool capiUted yeaterdiy.
}I8: llKht })ol'
re<iiiiremenw of the office and the;
sleer.i, }I6 lo
lloblclr
<lii.illflrallon.' of Ihe canUldali
c.ilvcv tig in J25: Jioblelr
anil accused the Deinoctai* of
hrller rnlVM, J18 to $21; Holslelr
milk cows, J125 to I2:0 per head. an-Mry are no loiieer chiiliied loj "dicRlnc lip" rnndldaie.» ai the la.^l
Meal type houa, J16.50 lo tlB.30; the nllloinoblle lire, accnrdlnc to' nilmite "to aerve only the rubber
lard hOKs, (M lo »IB; Ueht *ows (he Alrxaiider Xniiiltloii ItuMlluIe.l iiamp Inlere'i.' of the founly
J ll in *13.75; heavy soivs. JB 10 The iniliuiry I* addlne InKenlniwj Deinorrat chairman and hi.' em­
bryonic Deniocrni machine »hlch
SIl: fredrr pICJ. (U to t l6.S0:!
hnivy wmlier pl«.'. »7 U> J12 prr: iii)*(l tor niiciexr povrrrd
Delivered A f
head; llclil wenner pin*, (4 to «| pln.illc film for flrMble aillomoblle In defense of hli candldatea.I
per hp.id; fai Umb^. JlD to *22 <0; Ii:a,^ lniHt.v and opilrally clear plu.». iWnlker alnte.\ -niey repreieni an
feeder lamb>, tlO lo (18; k^iltcr: llc.cnnople.t for supersonic aircraft, |f»iremely succe.i.'ful and diverse
ewes, JI.50 to (4,
I •n if In.ntUule .saya thnt demand for 1ijroiip who will repre.^enl all of the
ihe.'e new priKliicl.% ha-i made the Ivoters and cltltem In Twin Falla
the Indii.slry coiinly."
y.maker.
READ TTME3»NEW8 WANT ADS
fa r m
G a s
The Form
REGULAR
T. F. Student
Has National
Merit Award
rr..« r« i. oiifi
by the Uie Dr, Charles K, Keller'
Inc. a .<clentl.<t and Inventor o:
world renown. Tlie awatdj form i
Five in Idaho
ir s - i'i'.ir a v ’i 'i i . ’v
n :« r<n ; unr4i>nr«4 lo
WhrmI (iilurn f
v r S i ! Potatoes-Onions
xrw vofiK. Arrii':? airii - i- i
iui-t r..nt
Butter and Eggs
II in •ll(hl)]’ onk.r.
rr>rk tllM riw lb.,
i>rwU« iialMli: ia>lv
•.Ay.
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Stock Averages
lii'i
jsvrsT»ti;sT Tiit^.'j
Lambs Killed in
Mishap at Burley
nDRr.T7i*, ApiU'27—Three urnall
Umb.» were killed nnd another had
10 be (llspo'ed of nlier ihe anli '
i:in under a 1D53 Studcbnker
niKl (ine-liiilf ton truck driver ,
.lohn W. Tilley, 52. route 2, B«rIrv, •nic.rrtay on a country roaiI n n miles south nnd one and. three,
faiirih!! inlle.i east of here.
Accordlne to the report made #l
Ihe shrrlffa office, Ihe lamb,-.,
imnrrt by J. II, Jonc-i. were srarIne aloiji: the ro;id and had wan­
dered awuy from the re.^^ of the
Hock. HMrinit Iho noise of the
truck, they became excited nnd ran
uiiderneatU Uic vehicle.
•niley told ahcrlff'a officers he
wns uiiawnre Ihnt, the truck, own- n l by Hic Butley IrrUtit'tm >ll4trltl, had hll the lamb.v
SrKAKEIl SLATIJl
KINO HILL. April 27 — Df. A.
W.ilion Roth. Salt Lakft City, field
repvfAfnlfttlvc of the United Presbvtrrlan church of the USA, will
-b.' Eucst speaker nt the local P/rjhyierlnn church aervlce.i Bunduy
t l Ui« Kins Hill Criuis« liall
S. M. Rosenbaum
Claimed by Death
GOODING. April 37-flamuel M,
Ro/.enbaum, Sfl, JoiuiLlme Goodins
re.^ldenl. died at Ooodlnc Memorial
'lo^pllal Wednesday morning of a
ihort illne.sv
He wn.i born D « , 38, 1871, at
Marlon. Va. nnd moved at the ase
nf 12 to Nebrn.'ka where he lived
■
llh two Btoter.v He went to Norlan. OkU.. wtien he wa.% 10 and
mrrled Lfonn Pearl Ellege there
May 17, 1850.
In January. 18M, the couple
:ame to Goodins where he hnnii
iteaded. He fanned for many years
ind aflcr retlrtnc he operated Ihe
vtale liquor /"tore and k lervlce
11.1Uon and hl.i own truck builneu
or several yenra.
Hl.'i wife preceded him In death,
^Ir.'Ro.ienbntim-wiui t> member of
the Uiiheran chtircti.
CASTLEPORD. April 27 — The
Survivors Include Ralph Ro-^tn
i t f ij CCaatleford
a
Grange will sponsor
sum. Goodins: three daughti
dance Friday nlshl
Ir.i, Rlsle-^'uller. Buhl; M r arommunlty
^i
the
high Khool gymnulum. MiiUc Po.sting t l overtime pnrklnii
Monle Bevlnston, BoLw, and Mr.i.
will
be
provided
by Holland (Holly) bonds with Twin Falls police Ttie.sJonw, Vancouver. Wash.; IS
. Donalif McEwen. Mrs
HoVifburs
and
his orcheatra. Tlie
ind 2S sreat grandNelllt Ostrom Babcock, Grant A.
public M Invited,
children.
Tliti.\eil (|wo5" aVI CampbelOfay.'
Meunler.
Carl Baw, Nolan'
READ Tn-tES-NEWS WANT ADS Victor. R, W. Mrs.
Watson, Lance Cran­
Dance Set
Parking Fines
T>vdn Falls Markets
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Flrestons Ne«r Trtod
H o w To H old
F A L S E
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T E E T H
M o r e Firm ly
In P la c e j
bnrrm» hr •II|)pln«.Ofnnplns Orwci
JiiK «prlnkl«'»‘mut r-iaTECTH
EVANSTON, in.. April 27 rm
—Five brlshl Idaho hish achool
atiideiit.^ were named ulnnera
today of merit «holarshlps In
national competition.
A »lxih Mudent waa named
an ht>nornr>' winner.
Only Pocatello had more than
one nnllonal winner, while
Sniidpolnii LcwLilon. IVIn FalU
and lioLse each had one. Tlie winners In Idaho are
Robert D. Brown and nichardJ. ReLMnKer. Pocatello; SurJkn
Cantrell. Snndpolnt; Stephen
Thoma.'i. l^wlxton. nnfl Donald
Hoffman. Twin Falla. Roderick
C. McCiUley. DoU*. was the
honorary winner.
pari of the foundatlon'i expand
Ing progrnm to uslsl outitanding
atudenU In obtaining a college:
education In scientific fleld.<. Other]
foundation actlvltle.i Include
pfl.st>graduat« fellonshlp program,
iperatlon of photosynthe.'!* and
magneilti Uboratorles, and the
foundation make.r direct grants
scientific orgnnltallona and edu>
callonal Institutions,
Forty of these acholarshlps are
clng awarded this yenr to high
Ischool seniors who have eipre.ued
Uhelr Intention to become blolog*
' l.its or chemlst.\ and qualify. The
foundation hope.i a number of bi>'
oloRliu nnd.chemists of natlnnal
repuie will emerge as a result of
the.ie (cholarshlfvs.
The fund.i lor all National Merit
scholarihlpn come from private
sources, and lOOO sponsors include
about 110 business and InAuntrlal
,corporAtlon.i of all sizes, as well at
foundations, profewloiial a.vsoclalions and others. Each spon.tored.1
merit scholarship U named after
Its sponsor. *nie average scholar*
ship Is expected lo amount to a
tS.OOO expenditure by the sponsor.
Standard mnlxmum expenditure
on a given award Is JC.OOO,
‘ About 1XK» lilsh school seniors
throughout the United Stales wen
named 1060 merit scholar.t’ o r thl;
number. 830 will share In mor<
than four million dollars In achol•rship assistance and about HO.
senlori received hnnorarj' awards.
Nearly one-third of the nation's
high school senior enrollment en­
tered the competlilon which began
a jesr rro with the NMIonnl
Merit Scholarship quallfylnj lest
Riven In M.MO high schooh.
flemlflnallsts then took a second
lest and. sent In complete personal
record.^. Ench flnalisi wai awarded
« cerllflcnte of merit. A commit­
tee of 12 evatuntors, largely frpm
Uie eollese adtnlJ-Mon field.
final Judging student record.^ nnd
chose the scholarship winners.
More than D5 per cent of the flnallsis are expected to enter col­
lege next fnll.
In the first five years ot the
merit program, nbout ■
1.000 schol­
arships Jiwe-bcen awarded with
an .cstlmnicd value.of 2Q millions.
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240 W . A ddison
P O R T A B LE
A P P L IA N C E S
D e s i g n e d f o r t o d a y ’s I n f o n n a i l i v i n g
These beautiful yet practical work savers do so tnucli tc
make cookine, mixing, and ironing easier ^
...provide more time together for the family;^
And in keeping with today's informal living, entire
meals can be prepared in the living room, dining ro6m,
play room or on the terrace. For the gift that’s sure f
to please, get the appliances most women want m ost
AUTOMATIC TOAST-R-OVIN
SHAM AND ORr IRON
Good Collte cvervtlmc. Just Jdl it jnd forcel it. Makes 2 lo 9 cups. Msde of tfurable
stainless sled.
^
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"Dill Tlie rabric'' Itmpeijture conlrol.
Presses wilhoul jptinklinj. Switditi fcom
sleam lo dry instanlly.
So new-So Different! Automatic loasler
with handy loaslin; oven below! Has oven
loastin; chiit, si{n}1 lighL
PORTABtE MIXER
AUTOMATIC EUCTRtC
•
CANOPtNIR
FAST! Opens cans in seconds!
EASY! No Cfankin£-iust i tinjef touch!
SAFE! No jsjjed ed{cs-tlejn, smoolli ri/n(
Grills s inM es. fries bacon ind egcs
Simply reverse irids for colden waffles.
Temperiluie (ontroL
Hantflesl'initer ever-powerful enough for most any raiiinj job. Comes In yellow,
Nhile, pink Cft turquoise. -
G eneral Electric Appliances
M A Y BE PURCHASED.
dall. Uoyd Hamilton. Ma^ Spohr.
Ted Hou.ston. Marilyn Hubble, Ida
May Adams. Gene Shirley,-Myrna
Craner, Heru Rental. Mrs, Melba:
Teeter. Ronald Wall. Ann Robert-s.:
Mr.i. E. Bnuer. Jay Mltlon, Mr.v
Ida etlgall, Lynn Knoble, RolUnd
Moon *nd Stanley Fowler.
STUDKNTELECTi:i>
RICKFIELD. April 27 — Lte
Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Proctor. Richfield. Unlveriliy of
Idaho Junior. hM been elected vice
pre.sident of the American Insutuie of Electric.M Engineers.
Proclor and his .wife, Ute former
Edith McCarter, and Infant daugh­
ter resldi In Moscow.
2 8 .9 c
3 0 .9 c
p e r g a l. . . .
fo r o» '
l iH lt a t .
1 .0 0
waokly
Walker^
Makes cooliine easter. Dial cortecl l(n;)er*
*luie. . . no btiffiide!
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■WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,1366
■ T IM E S - N E W S .' T W I N F A L L S , I D A H O
State Department Man Slated
To Talk at Women’s Meeting
in'-!!
llir oiiciiltii:
ti nl y:SO n in, 'IVrsdny <il Hii
tiilirm of WoiiiriiS clilli
liiiM liinili|U»
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l(],(n midiifinum.
A .u u l/ Monday will Inrlmlr hii
Signup Slated
WKNUEIX. April 27-Pre-school
•iiiMrvilna ulll be conducted bL
ic iiriitlr fctiool'M 3 p. m. Friday
ir cliildrcn wlif> will enlfr '
r.\t iimde nfxl fall.
A<c»rdinic i» iinta nllnir
illd mii.n hr 8 by mldnlnlil of
Oct. IS. iMreal.s of children
111 Ijr old rnouKli (o enter kIiooI
Alik-. 'JO «fe Invitrd to »Uenrt the
irc-rrHi.'iralloa piirty nnd brinn
hr cliild'.s blfili cerilflc»ir.
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IJLOrSH.S— Fiif \v<»mcii. Koll up ^l(;cvc.'i, finest, (|iialii\
ton blnii.sps. Solid i’olor.«, [iiint.i nnd stripes,
.Size.s
to :!8, AiHiiver.'.nry .Sjincial-.....................
V2 Price
.Sl'OUTSWJCAR — Cai.t'i Pant.^ - Plon.xp.s - nnd
I ’cdal i ’tishct'.t, A nniviTK ary S p ecial....................
j/iutAee
UI,()l!SKS— For wom en. Kine-iiualily cotloii lild
— rcKtiLir J,9!) value. Anniversary Spncial......
3. C r a w le r
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T h e y ’ll tel! y o u t h e b a r g a in s a r e t e r r i f i c ! S h o p e v e r y d e p a r tm e n t,
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f o r y o u r purchase.*; in W , 60 oi- flO d a y s , o r u s e t h e I . D . ’s in s t a ll­
M a d e
w a lk in g s ta g e ?
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Our liltrra are trained to At
yoHf baby's boot lo Hie proper
one of i basic Little Yanke*
bsby foot desicns iilie Cwwler,
the Todiilcr, the Stepper and
the Scamper) dependinj on
thejrowlhitag#
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SPORT SHIRTS
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Klnt rjiinllty. Wn-sli 'n Wear flnbhei, per*
ninncntly. stayed nnd top - stttelied collar*.
A wide ns.sortment. Sizes 0 to IB. «
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SHOItT SI.HKVK .Sl'pIlT SIIIIlT.S-FliM Qil.illl.v.
n il! cut, la nv\orted cnlors nnd pattcnis, PfrmnSt.ived and top-stltched collm.v \Vn.-,h 'n a A « t
Wcnr flnWi. S-M -I,-XI.. Ilej. 1.73 .
SIIOIIT SI.KKVK SI'OKT Slim TS-flrst qiulltv.
Wash ’» Wrnr finish. ».s.-.nrted rolor.^ nnd .styles.
InchidinB H';iibr cniliir. hnilon-dowii collnrs nnd
luillovrr niddfls. i^t?ps ,S • .M - I, - XI.,
Kecular
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2 .9 9
I’,AJAM,\S—Ixine slepves nlid I,I|IR Ipr. Fir.st tiunlI'.v. Many cnlois and pntteriu (o choos^ from,
Wn,\Ji n' Wp;ir fiuUh. SU'cs A-U-C dm a A
-D. Itejtiilar .1.98 ....... ..................... X t « 4 4
WHITK T-.'illlltTS—rir.'t fiuallty, nylnn reinforced
ncfk iind taped shoulder Acains. Sires J I A m
S. .M, I., -XI,. Ite*ular I.DO .....................
corro.N' mti:.ss sox-nr.M nu,iiiiy, bumb'hed
contlneiil.il tone cotton. A widp n.>.'nrtmeni nf
color.i nn<l p^ittcrns, iilr.r.s are 10-13.
Itetular S.\e ............. ..........
3 3 c
STKKTt'H SOX—Kir.1t qunllty, heavy knit nylon
nnd CDitiiii blrnd. Ar.wirted color.i nnd jmttera.v llefular 1,00 ^ pair O O C
C OITOS KMT m tlKfS — Hrjl qunllty, Sesni.i
nre taped at point of itrnln, ,
Itejular 55e.........
PI.AVUTAIU-Glrl!<’. BloiLW - Capri Paiilj •
Shorts - Jamnlcfts - Pedal 1‘xishers. A good aeleetlDii nf f.ibilcj In new color tone*. Solids and
prini.v Polished cottons, nnteen* nnd
ixiplun. Sire* J-fiX and 7 - H .... ........ 7 4 *
5 .4 9
nEA(;il TOW{;i..S—Sllsht IrrCKUlurs due lo exctsnlve (lye In prlntlnr.. Sm.ill and Inrse
9 9 c
nirrs ttiih .‘ pvernl |i*ttern.» .....
— Aworted nhnpes
9 9 c
and covers. .Mtvvly cotton filled.......
2
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Choose ftii;n H ' CosmcHc Cnsea with pla.stle Irny - ST'
Weekender* • 28 Pullman .sl«, Rayon satin lined, ply
laniinaled veneer bodies. Buy the set or buy n piece,
A niDe *.wrtinfnt of colors and
M A A
p,Sttem*. AVEnAOE VALUE TO
Plecli
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StVIM.SllIT.S—Glri.V. poll.shcd cottons. Perfect fltHnc prints, colorful pnttern.' to choo.'e
1 .8 7
from. Slits 7 to J4. 3 to OX...
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SIIOIIT SI,ri&'E SPOUT SHIRTS—First qualllv,
Wash ’n Wear flaLsh. A.'soried pntteriu and colors.
Stock up on your needed boys' shirts at A A m
this lo»’ price. Sire* 0 to 18, Her. 1,79 . 7 7 W
WIIITK T-SIIinT.S—First qualily. Nylon reinforced
neck nnd taped JJioulder sennus ln.'uie lone wear
and InslInK fit, Blr.ts are 4 lo la,
A
IleruUr SSC............................................ 4 4 c
Ladies'
Girls' Panties
Kayon nnd cotton
piintip.-*. W hite nnd
|)a.stel.«. In flirM 2
to I J...........................
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n ov s' POI.I.SHKI) COTTON PANT.S-First qunlliy polished colton jinnU. Heavy wpIkIu and 8nnfortred. Many slmdc.s to clioo.se from, « a a
Slie* 8-ie. Iteiular 2J* ... . ............... A > 7 7
2.44
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nOTS" UUII'.l'S-nrsl ci«rUIv cotton kn«
Heat rr.'inant rln.stlc in wnisibnnd. Tnprd
at points of strain. Packed three pairs In
tmk’. Sices 2 to IS.
A
ItecuUr <9e pair....................... J
pair 9
Nyloh-TAnklets
25-
N ylon atrc lch nnklct.s
- in irrc R ulnr—
2p
.ir2 5 c..
o w
p r ic e s
a t- t- h e ir ^ w e s t! C o m e
p re p a re d
E
riAHV DOM, PAJAMAS—Girls- Drlp-rirr,bsllslB
or no-lron pll.vie. BrnUl ccIkc
tiiin*. Hornl psttern.s. Sires 4
U’0 :mkn'S rA.SH,\l.S-AII white, colors, cu-ililon
crepe nnd coinjxv'ltlon ouL'oles, Sever,il Myles, IncliidlnE Tlrs - Sllponj - and Buckla ^
fiO
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U'OMKV.S STVI,K SIIOKS — White nnly. Small
medium. hlKh nnd cubiin hrrls, Vnlurs ■« Q Q
Vo\l tan't
to pius. ItrEUlai to 3.35 3 * ® ®
(;lIll,I)ItKVS CANVAS O.VKOItl) — Hed or tjliir
color.', nibber rap toe. cii.shloa Iri.'olc and bullt-u
nrrh. Bluchcr Iiire .style*. Sin
n ',. 12, i2'j-3. Buy now nnd
MH.N'S WOKK SIfOKS—fi" ulove leather upper
with moccasin toe con.'triicHoa. l-ull cushion crcjie
uedcp out.'olc, A fine shoe for work or a
a a
cnsiml wenr. E width only..................
SPECIAL PURCHASE
S t o c k
O
sriOIlT.>;—Girls'. Poplin In Knr prints or *oIlrt
rnlor I'Aill.s. Well tniloicd, color
m a A
fuL. £lres 3-a. 55c carh or . . ^ fnr A a U U
(M ain Floor)
LUGGAGE
)IM BIAM K pROOr. All HEiaUCKY STRAIClfr ROURBOti WlllSKItS
0/SIILltD AfID BOIILIO
IHE JAMES B. BEAM DiSriLlINO CO., CLEKHOia, KENIUr.KY
S le e v e
(M ain Floor a n d Basomcnt)
NOVKI.TV KAriltlC.‘<-An n*.sortmeni flf taffetas
and rotton-ciiplnnls In dot.' nnd woven pntienvs.
3(!-lneb nnd 45-Inch. Kecular lo
W e ...............
................... VIV, 4 4 c
I.At>irs‘ SI.KCl’WKAIt—Attractive RrouP nf drip,
dry cotton bntU'te prinu In populsr style.'. At*
irucHvely trimmed. — Oroup Includes; Walt*
Oowas . Bsbv Uoil PA)a,inas - Torreador Pn)nini>s
- abort Slerxe SlKht Shirt, SIms h
a- M - I,. YOUH CHOICE............
I.:»I>IKS' IIAHY IIOI.I, PAJAMAS—Better
etter qunlltv
nnd styliau m a practical drip-dry
b.itUte. Slrei S-M-I.
GltA.SNY fiOWNS—Mill cut, lonc itvles
Ivies nylondncron-culton bknd for ea.^y care. aiort
Siort nleeve
with embroidered yoke, Slw.s 31 t'
Annlversarr' sale price...... ............
5 .9 9
tiI,KKl'\VK.\l< — I.adle.V slre.s, Wallz Edviu nnd
Baby Do|U In nylon • daciou -cotton
A A
. floral prims, ltef.log.9S................... A * W
1.ACK TAHI.K CI.OTIIS—A apcclftl value of firstcjnslliy l.ice doth' In scvernl *tie.v j /
SomeUilns •aiic" can nlwny* use .... /,'J OI K!
I,ACK .SCAiiK_i><ipiilar lfl-x3(J- sire lace scarf In
rciii. Hits uuny ii.'rt around the houAC.
neruUr 1.4S ........................................
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ItKAIJY-.MADK DKArKIllES—m i 43-*84' flnWipd iir.!, printed drnpcrle.s. Plented top a
hich hem, Modern nnd flornl d
5 - 0 0 ,
signs, IteiuUr *,9S ralue .......
Ct.'KTAIN MATCKIAf.—Colton print* for kitchen,
playroom, hs.vemrnt, etc, AttrncA A t*
tive pntternj
....................... YI). 4 ^ ^
nnAPilllY rAltrtlC-Prlnted *all and bntk cloth
.
S h o rt
nilKS.S f'AnniCS—A (tmiip of boiicle, knit and
•ftinciW" ril.unv
Whnt nuike« Beam lx>ur.
bon tnsto no pood? More
than nnythinK—it U ilie
fnct Uint today, n» for If*
ymr*, it ia still tho Ik.nnis
who nuiVe RKAM, under
tJtc Kimo W-nm formula,
in Kentucky where Ixjur.
bon wna bom. Tliat’n wliy
vouennnlwnyn Iniy Bc.im
bourbon wit!i IrunU'
B o y s'
Girls' COATS
Here »re flrst-quallty poll.ihed cotton cit.sunl
pania of Wash ' d Wenr finish. A.uorted
heAvywelght, corded nnd lustroiii combed
poll.ihed cotton fabric*. Beml-tapered models.
Newest 8prlnit color*. Slr.ei 29
to 40. necvlar 4.9* value......... 2 . 9 9
D
9 M O R E BIG D A Y S !
f h
Men's PANTS
T i i M sin A v t. North
' : ®
S a le
E
3 .9 9
' " S
All \vool!i, cottons mill
iilcnd fabric.'*. G roup also
include.i'Faillo Du.stcr.s.
3 .9 9
Four Fined
Filings Noted
W o m e n 's
COATS
SU'I.M S l'IT S — One Kroiip o f j<tan(l- '
ard braii'i swim .siiils, \’jilue.s to
M.O.'j. All Aniiiver.'Jary
.S|u;ciid...............
lim
liiiicMcoii nt llir
,.,,11 lio.l' l. A
Ihr
n-w: lurticlpallijii la tlic ciKWC■CAlti-: .vll-licl|) projccl lo llTr.iI
I l« llfld Bt 7 (I in. «l
lib.
W,ii,.iniiikrr BMllmrd hK
II.1 dlrcclor,
;,(• M-ivui-^ burrnii <i[
i
I'lr .llie <lrimrtiiii'ni nf ; f
fill J.in. 14.. IflM. TliM dllii'' 1
n' II' U'lpoaslblllly llir jih>N<
Ijri'icrn Ihr drimrinii'nt ci
tKSII'I.K U'AN.'MAKKIl
iind itir Aiiirrlca:) jiiiblir.
Hint, end ViTltc.i nnd
publlcntion<i o'n forruii
siuwers mnll Irom llu- [
rrrtiUii; lorrlKn n{(nlt\
llnL\uii ulUl IKill'i:"'
iirKnnlr.nIliinfc iiiint-MMt.
WKNDKI.l.. Ajiil
IP Ilub^'l'
nllnlrn nnd HiriiiKiv.
R.iBCinnii.i for ollitri: i
pnrtineiil of Man\
iin iii ........
Born In iii-iilllc. mia..iiid riadii- |)ni. Mom
'•I, Hiir<'llnn.
Bird Irdiii .StJinlmd in r.nu. lie, Mi., w.
iiilicriiimaii,
brKAO td''
M'lilrc
in n:itliiiial
Ip lo Wanli
J041 Upon lii.t ii...Mi;i\iiii-iii 1(.
mil .'.iic-.ik
Kcluilu, iilialii, UN Mil' imriil. lli- iiii;i>iii. I)
uppiit IliriT :ind niic-.lijitl \r;ir.-. ni Mi% M.l IliAinxyii). IJoLKP.Mat
Hjinili llVM 111 15-.iii''li>u,. i.ml llivn ]ii r-uli lil,
/ll
iilinr It- ii.i-. <l;/r. ()('iiiii'nik- <it/i r /{fjitiljlic.m IVomcn
<-(im-i'riiPd mill nldin.: .Mticii nlu- ciiil,'. in 11
KCTS \»lu> ciiv.-id ilii- j’vrriiii'.' c.nulidiiir.i in ilip June 7 prlIroni I'rniirr Inl'i iip.iiii. Aiiuiiu;,miiry will lip Jiuiniltircd by .Mrs.
ilirm wrrf over lixi Aiiirrii'an air- (i o. ivirr.'cn. A iph clubs nrr in^
iiicii,
liiK'd In iitlciid Hip Its nnd nny'
Krcni in44 1» IfiKI Wiui.niiHk'T niii' inlnrslfd l.s Invilnl.
' «.i\ In Mn' iiavy iiiiailicd In ii Ml-.. J.iinrs Knioil, prpsidrni ol
niiliinrj- Eovniinii'nt (itiii <m Tnik ilip Hub City llcjiuljllcnii Women,
in Hic Carcilliiu l.'lands. In linii lie. will wcIcDnie Hip Riiril.s. Mrs. O. M.
rriurucd lo Uie InrciKu nivicf um'.kiflitko, lipiids Hiir luvlWUoiw tftn
ttns n.v.lRiiPd lo Ciiiiliid 'I'riijillojmltlrr, Mr.<. D. B. llrad.'hivw. pri
In III" Dnniliiirin rrpiililic. lli- Kr.im, nnd Mr.i. liny ■I^I^nff h i
liiirr ncrvrd la tJir Hillliiiiliic.i nnillcliarKt: of Ki'iirrnl nrr.miidaciil.^.
oppiird llie Aaifrlcnii coiuulnlc '
CfUii.
Krom 1050 to 1D5J lie «n.s i>lilllppine dMl: officer In llic ilfp.irtmeni
ni;nU':V, April Sl-Fmtr Orlver.i
of Klnte.
next A.ulKiiiiient wn.< rrp fined by .liutlce of Hie J-encp
lo the Ainericnn emba.^.^y. Trl Aviv, AlffPd Crnne for vlnlsiloiw of the
Israel,' whero be uns ftcllnR clilrf mtor velilcle iirl.
of Ihe cconninlc section, h'rom 1S5C I-'Inrd U ructi oi'te Neal U.i
to 11158 lie wn.s consul nnd princi­ Diiili:l.i«, .H. Twin J^'alLs, failure to
pal officer nl Nft.wftu. Uftlinnw. rniL't'T. cited Ijy SI.ilc P.itfolmaii
Wnnnmnker also will spenk (o K. Albl.stoa; Lcon^flrlbBlemcHij.
Junlnra and aciiIom nt 'IMln Knlls ll.iirlrr. Jnllure to reRWer pickup,
liiEh school «nd nt never.il otlirr citrd bv titntr Patrolman Donald
tentntively ncliedulrd plm
nnd Abble W. Wilkinson.,
Maslo ■Vnlley.
iliiilpy, no drlvrr'.s IIcpiw . died by
Pnirolaiiin Jiroy Hardlni?.!
Cliarlrs W. U;inks, 17. Uurlry, wns:
fined $5 by Police Judge llenryi
|
BURLEY. At>rU 7t — Tvku addj- IMckcr for no driver’* llccnse.
Monal petitions- of nomUKitloc
were rccclved In the county clrrk'* A>k 7aiir llnmelown Dealer (nr
ofllco here Monday. Since Uiey J301 Kerdllier, W orm and Hue
Cnntrnl—Adr.
»ere postmarked Sauirdsy, which
s the deadline, the ''
v.illd, »ny» Prank Kenrai. coiialy
PHOTO FINISHING
clerk.
I
n ilo z for Jiullee of llie prnre We nf.ilrh or Outdo an; de4l
i>-n.s Pnj'B L. Ounnell, Strevell prp-'l
cfncl, and W. C. Paul, filed for;l
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TWIN
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DEPARTM ENT
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