T r a f f ic D ea th -- Scoreboard,- .

H e r o U A co m p a riso n oft r « K lc f a U l l t l t s a j III tills d a te f o r I96I a iu l Inej! tor M ae lc V « lle ) ' a n d h r i l ,r e n t i r e a tJ ite .

Id ah o , 1060 ......... IBId ah o , 1061 ................ „2s

D riven - M o g ic V a lle y , i960,,

o r r i . 'u l I 'l i y a n d I o u iii) N f t t i p a p e r

;t5.0QO Donated for Purchasing industrialPark

,„„rnvim ately.$15,000 hiis been lullocl i f f s of the Twin F a lls ( 'h a , . I k.,- n f C,

le d liy som e 1 00 'om nioiTO to w a rd

I 7 's75M0 needed to p u rc h a se th e jj i id iis tr ia l park s i te litheast of Twin F a l ls , re p u rts W illiam C ra iifre , . T w in * 11, Chamber ■'^ci-relary-mah;ifrer„Tho Ki'oup

f ' 'n to collect d o n a t io n s fo r th e p n n K ia se o fI ra n th e p a rk

i» Mo/idiiy. a ( ie a t l l in e o f M arch 1 w h e n the o p tio n ihp property expii'.c.s, O ne ol th e fii s t c h e c k s rece ived

--------- M oiidiiy m o r n in g wiis f ro mII. (C lip) K rc iii;c l, w h o

w as one o f th e . f i r s t c im tril)- iito i's to a s im i l a r drive ' in 1044. Tile oiJU om e of Llic 1944 drive wa.s the piircha.se of an Industrial a ite lu South Park^ —

Tlid cham ber ■ r i i l s e d ‘Sfl.000 In 1944 to purcha.se th e 30-flcre trac t. T h e snl(2 of th is la n d brought th e cham ber fund to $35,000.

G range explnhied th a t the cham ­ber has s35.750.45 In the Industrial park fund. Cost of the 04-acrc tra c t nour the A m algam ated S u - fjar company fac to ry Is $78,000 and one m ain ra ilro ad sldJhg will cost an ndded $27,ODD.' T h e track will g o on the sou th

side of the In d u str ia l site. G range

Jiiglisli Back [(ed Chinese Ipn lsle S p a t

rel>- 22 O'ft — T heK g o vernm en t s t a t e d p o i n t

n l todW tlia l ' th e d i s p u t e d o f f - ^ f f i e s e is la n d s o f M a t s u

® r b e lo n s lo t h e c o m -

C r d Heath, the lo rd privyj wu asked ‘I’i» o n s t« ia y ltth e B O v e rn m ji ,lS u ed to recosnlze th e dls- (jd Islands, occupied by N a llo n -

\i China territory,Jyts«lr,"..!^'e ' ' ' •

ittUi, however, dodged the allonwhen askeil K h e w ould , ( an assurance th at In n o qlr- Jjtances will the g o v e rn m e n t « themselves to ba c o m m itted o r to the n . B. or a n y o n e else Kdtr lo keep (N ationalist C hl- t Presldral) Chlang K al-sheU lit Chinese coastal Is la n d s ." Intothe Uliorlte M.H. Wno r a l i td

'issue, "will put that ( th e ques- n) on paper I wlU give h im a liHend tejly.”

win Satellite ihot Termed Half Success’/iBHDiOTON, Feb. 22 (UPD- In' salellllea liuiiched from » Canaveral last n ig h t fa iled leparale or reach, th e d e s ire d It, sclaliib old to d ay . B )it f described Uia experim ent m a lUIIed «ioeM.“lie ntellUeg are not o n ly still tlher but apparently an* i t t l l led to the last stage o f the Dchlu; recliet. Failure to sep - te /;iim the rocket ivoiUd h ave ruled (eparatlon of t h e s a te l - <■

logli rocket tent u p a 250- 1 m n slt n iB s a t e l l i t e

ped-by-«-H=ponnd p ig g y b ac k lere, named Loftl.It. Elchaid B. Kershner, d lre c - of space research (or t h e J o h n

pklnj applied physic* la b o ra - ?, laid algnalj are b e in g re - ttd (ran both o( th e Jo in ed (UIKj .

M t n iB la the a d v a n c e d JJI)iieLo(*sy6tcffl o( a rt tf lo tt tt (Ho stars" which n e x t y e a r jiU provide occan-going vessels n I means for highly a c c u ra te IgaUon In all klnds'ot w e a th e r , leanwhlle, an aura of m y s te ry •y cloaked the Discoverer X X uute that's circling the E a r t h —

« 300-poimd recoverable c a p - » apparently stlU Inside It.

). terse air (orce a n n o u n cem en t N a y told o( tM

T W l.V F A I . I . S , I D A H O , W E D N K S I J A V , F K H R L W K V I Dt i l____ _______________ X-....................... ........

Vew U. S. ("arricr Has Tesl Ci nisc

Jx-r t»(. of <.'ifr.l l-rr»v uti'fl- I 'tm n i |*r>M I P R I C E 5 C K N T S

and in the so u th end of the site r iis t, leaving th e n o r th end fo r farm ing. I t \n h o p ed that crops will provide e n o u g h money to pay taxes on the site. G ra n g e added,

At least one n a tio n a lly known co m p an y ,an d two o r three local com panies have expressed an In ­te re s t In the s ite a n d have looked a t the land, G ra n g e said. He says negotiations for p a rc e ls of the land will begin as soon a s legalities a re

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D onators Include Dr. A rthur F ran tz , Leroy e . O lbbs. Berg Tay­lor insurance, G em S t a V o u com­pany, Red,’s T ra d in g post and K rengel, O range s a id , adding th a t m any checks have n o t been tu rned In. He noted m a n y llrm s have pledged co n trib u tio n s .

“By donating to th e Industrial p ark site, a person Is contributing to th e fu tu re In^i^estment of Twin Falls," G range sa id . “In time, the am o u n t of business secured by the co n tribu to r as a r e s u l t of the de­velopm ent of th e in d u str ia l park will exceed m an y tlm e « his original donation ."

H o u s e K i l l s

T a x P l a n ,S a l e s

S c h o o lF u n d I s A p p r o v e d

IlOISK, l-'cl). 22 (A P juid r i ’ l 1- Idalio’.i I k h i s p of I’opro.'iciitalivo.-^ yo.‘<ln-(lay ron i- ploti'd a i-iion on a .".;’*-niilli(in-(l()llai\staln a jip ro p r ia lio n fo r iho puhlir schoolsand Ix'iil (Idu n a n a lo m p l to onarl a .<alos la .\ . Thf' doub le n iiio n ni(i\cd I ho lOGi-T^e.S-

.<lL‘iidily a lo n jr l lu ‘ p a l h lowanl adjoiii'iinioiil, n rx l wook. The .‘School npprnpriation is a key item in t l ip K7.0-niilli(in-cii)llar biidpfct apprn\-od by th e finance-appropri- a tio ii emnn\iUc(’. ( ’ o u p l o d ' w ith Ihp house a c t io n on th e

T h e Ki l l y Hawk, first a irc ra ft carrier..lo be..arjm td_a’U h .-^U ided .m issiles inU ead-or an tl-« ln ra ft 'r u n s fo r def^«sr7^trav~5prnie to sea fo r four d ay s of bu ilder 's t r i a ls . T h e 60K>00-loii sliip, 1.017 feet Iohr, 252 f e e t wide a n d 25 s to r ie s tall. Is so large the D elaw are r i v e r was d o se d lo nil other shlpplns ns it le f t y esterday . U h s h o ^ n a t the New Y o rk s h lp b u lld in j d o c k , C am den , N. J., where It was outfitted . (AP w irepholoi

2 R u p e r t C o u p l e s H u r t W h e n P l a n e C r a s h e s N e a r L a s V e g a s

..... .............. ............. ... u..u.B'= . ’ 22— Two R u p ert couples w ere in ju r e d w hen the ir l ig h t plane tra.shed.sa k L th c jd ia iu b c r h o p e s to d e v e lo p ^ - in i liC -d c sc i -L -a m i l o - w o s l r - o f ■ M o G ftl■ ra ll■ ^ -ie ^ d r(^ t- ta s -V e g ^ ^ fi^ -^ 'e v ^ ^ l^ ,^ lu f ik -T -u e sd « Jv R € -

............................ porte<l in c ritic a l condition a t S o u th e rn N e v ad a M em oria l hospital thi.s niorninf; w a sM rs. D onna R eddekopp , ,'!7, w hose h u sb an d ,. W a y n e R eddckopp, ,'!8,' w as pilotinpr hi.s Ce.ssna 180 w hich flipped over w h en i t .struck a p o w e r line during: a lan d in g approach.

T he

L i v e s t o c k I n d u s t r y P i c k s 7 f o r H o n o r s

Man Charged For Tipsiness After Mishap

C harles A. S tan d Jey , 20, Burley, was charged w ith d n m k e in f rv lh g early W ednesday m o rn in g alter be­ing Involved In a o n e -c a i m ld e n t a t H ard in co m er o n hlghV ay 30 e a st o( K im berly w h ic h brought in­ju rie s to him self a n d th ree otheri.

T w in Falls Ju s tic e o f the Peace R o b ert E. Pence set Standley's bond a t (300 w h lc b was posted W ednesday"B h a fo n M drganT ' 18, Heybum,

was adm itted to M a g ic Valley Me­m o ria l hospital a ( te r - th e accident w ith undeterm ined Injuries. She will be X-r&yed Bom etim e Wednes­day, a hospital a id e s a id . Sheriff's officers reported th o g irl had an in ju re d r igh t leg. S h e was reported "doing alt r lg h t’ a t t h e hospital.

T re a te d for cu ts a n d buslses and I M . 1, .- released from th e h osp ita l were

I h S i f ° ‘ cnnr.RUatlon. H S tandleyr-W llU am -er-D rleselriilT J ir ro v ery attem pt. B urley , la te r c h a rg e d w ith being

d ru n k In an au to , a n d Mary Lou Jo lley , 21, Burley, . i^ r lo s o l- to o -re m o in ed .in -th e -o lty Jail W ednesday m o rn in g after (ail­in g t o j o s t |)ond ,.

. -ittenipt.I Himuvllle, Ala., the c u r r c n t B ot^statlc (test) firings o f tfie m known rocket bo tK ter In -»orW=th« l.b -m llllon -pound W B aturn-hns been co 'm p le t- « w re p o r te d - to d a y . ------

ewAsWton ^Chrysler Startsp m o iT , Feb. 22 (UPD-MlHlon- . Jnntes M . R o b -

^ a y launched a new a s s a u l t ™ “ leamiered Chrysler c o r-

teglrae of I . T . (T ex )

S ’l™, ‘‘t the s tockho ldors ; ™ APfll la. will t r y to t S , M u of d ire c to rs a t

■ I, *1° ' “>e company vice p r e s - t “• toiu-d m em bers s u p -

“" " “>«'ced yesterday he atockholders to

tide I . bylaw s tor,f S I '''” ' 0 " 0 -

on the 21-member b o a rd

M n P alls m ep u ty S h eriff D. L C ain said Btandley'a 196D Chevrolet took th e tu rn a t a n excessive speed a n d r a n Into a b o rro w p it, striking a concre te ab u tm en t. 'H ie car was listed a i a to ta l loss b y Investigat­ing officers.

Gain reported the , group had beeh d rinking in B u rley and Twin P a lls p jlo r to th e acciden t. No blood alcohol tes t o f S tand iey was taken , Cain said.

R an ao Stokes, IT, 1617 Eleventh av en u e east, was c ite d , by Twin P a lls police for d r iv in g a t night on n daytim e d riv e r’s license after a 1D51 F o rd she w aa driving col­lided w ith a p ickup tru ck . The acciden t, which o c c u rre d a t 8:60 p.m . a t Second s tr e e t a n d Second avenue cast, sen t th e g irl and a passenger to M agic V alley Memo, r ia l h osp ita l for t re a tm e n t of facial cuts.

T re a te d and re le a se d were Miss;m nnili Ban a .rA ji a i i , ! ) , .Ill, J 3

AcceptPeace

S e v e n per.^on.s have been selected fo r h o n o rs th i .s y e a r w h e n t h e S o u th e rn Idaho Live.stock industrie .s hall o f fa m ^ b an (|u e t i.s held M arch 18 a t th e T u r f c lu b , Tw in F a lls . T h o se se lec ted b y a co m m ittee o f 12 p e r s o n s re p re ­s e n t in g all s eg m e n ts o f th e livestock in d u s try f r o m v a r ­io u s M agic V alley co u n tie s are O tto F lo rence , s r . . T w in F a l ls , p a c k e r ; L o r in L ew is, B urley , c a ttle p r o d u c e r ; R . J . H a w e s , T w in F a l ls a n d H ouse c re ek , c a t t le ; S. D . (Doc)

M cClure, Gooding, s h e e p ; J . W. (B ill) R o b e r t s o n (d e ­cea sed ) , B ellevue, s h e e p p ro ­ducer; H enry Jo n es, E d e n , c a tt le feeder, and M onte J o h n s o n , R ic h ­field, g rassm an .

All th e s e selected h a v e c o n trib ­uted la rg e ly to th e dev e lo p m en t of the liv es to ck in d u stry I n ' M agic Valley. OtlVer n o n ie s , 'a ls o consid­ered d eserv in g for h o n o r , will be selected In fo rthcoA ing y ears .

T h e rec ip ien ts of t h i s y e a r ’s aw ards w ill r e c e i v e in d iv id u a l plaques th e n ig h t of th e b an q u e t and a ls o h av e th eir nam es In scrib ed on a Targer p laque p re se n tly e x ­h ib ited In th e ’Twin P a l l s Bank, and T r u s t com pany b y lld jn g .

Tho sp o n so r, of the e v e n t th is year la th e F idelity N o tio n a l b an k . Edw ard B h af(,.v lce p re s id e n t, a lso has e x tr a d e d Invita tions t h i s y e a r to Q ov . R o b ert E\ S m ylle , m em ­bers o f th e U. S. d ep artm en ts , of the In te r io r an d a g ric u ltu re a n d leaders of s ta te livestock o rg an ­izations.

LasLy.car^th? M wly-estabUshed

Congo Won’t N.

PlansB y T h e A >io(:iated Presg

T h e Conoglese g o v e rn m e n t a t LeopoldvUlo. to d ay re je c te d the n e w U, N.' p eace p la n fo r the C ongo . B u t Tebellious K a ta n g a p ro v in c e rea c h e d a n ag reem ent w i th th e U. N . th a t b o th s ides will a v o id a ll t r o o p m o v em en ts likely t o c a u se f r ic tio n .

T h e r e a c t io n s to t h e U. N . secur- I ty c o u n c H ’s jSTahs c a m e as a su r­p r ise . T h e c e n tr a l g o v e rn m en t In L eopo ldv ille h a d b e e n expected to acctfp t w ith so m e rese rv a tio n s . K a­t a n g a h a d b e e n b re a th in g defiance

o f th e .U. N . a n d y e s te rd ay Presi­d e n t M olse T sh m o b e o rdered a g e n e ra l m obilization .

P re m ie r J o s e p h I le o declared In L eopo ldv ille t h a t 1( th e tJ. N. In th e-< 3 o n g o t r l e s r t o u s e " f o r c e ,u s )>uthorized b y the n ew security

D u n e s and H acienda hotei.'i were blacked out t e m ­porarily by th e crash. S h e r ­i f f 's (leputies said the p la n e d id n o i co lch f i r e . M rs. Louise A t ­w ood. 35, was l is te d in poor c o n d i ­t io n . H er h u s b a n d , A uburn, a lso 35, a n d th e n lln t h n tl i nTpri- Ustfri Inf a ir condition. Ruporl rela tives sa id the two couples had left f ro m Reddckopp's p riv a te landing s t r i p o n his farm h e re Sunday to v is i t Ooeonsldc, Calif.

T hey were en rou te home w h e n th e accident occurred. They h a d visited Reddekopp's parents In Oceanside. ’The Atwoods' five c h il ­d ren and the four Reddekopp youngsters a re being cared f o r by relatives a n d friends here, a c ­cord ing to M rs, Ram on Boscom , s is te r of Atwood.

c o u n c il re so lu tio n , " w e will reply w i th force."

As fo r the U . N. p ro p o sa l to re­o rg a n iz e th e ' Congo arm y, Ileo s a id , "T hey ex p e c t to d isarm our a rm y a n d t h a t Is a d e c la ra tio n of w a r ."

T h e re was a rep o rt of n ew po­l i t ic a l k illin g s , this tim e by the

im im lrf . h n , . 1: .H .qtnnl»vvlll» I o e sa le ai, oui r e g im e o f A n to in e O izenga. V. 8. ^otnMiSslon com panies, a u th o r i t ie s s a id they h a d n o con­f irm a t io n .

ilngton courts.H erm an a . W oobjie, 17, Ktoiber.

(C ontinued dii F i f t S, Column

N E W B I H i L E r i N S - ^U lM ^i'.y 'i Jlhodesla, Feb, 22 OIPD—The c e n tra l AfricanI** *l«l(nce n.™ * *" n a r d agalm t pos-

»Mhu S le a i lw 'a re jec tio n of p ro p o ia la to Intreaien o rth e rn Rhodetla.

rftth United P r e u ]nlem*tloiv>t^"Ini ' " “ 'Ion rivers .today and lloodwatiiri iprcad

M J r w n JiM lSlBniU o JlllO )srA lln i\J JThe,>«»<>'■* drove a t least. 1,000 personsi

iloliL. ? 'I 'nn lng liam , Ala,, and oxaotod an estimated one ilniimgo 111 A lnbam a’a largoat city, I

J O n n J u i’''?*,'’’- « (ilPB^Belween ISO and *00 employei of----------------------------- ------------------ ---------------Perlail com pany p l a n t h e re J ia v e been lu a p e n d e d lor an

ai result of a walkout, II «aa dlioloud today.

t n ^ I HI— P re s id e n t K ennedy today s e n t a person %loiniMn •’‘'" '" lo r K h ru slio liev expressing h o p # tlia t our-

iKUjj couvorsotloiia w il l b ring b e tto r Bovleli A m o rlo an uiiiler-

. Il

^HumanN E W Y O R K , Felr. 22 Wl -

G e o rg e W ash in g to n h a d h u m an rfra lllt le s . Ju s t like t h e rest o f us.

H e w as a h eav y p lu n g e r , on lo t te ry c h a n c e s . He w as a vic­t im o f a f lh n - f io m sch em e . He aeem ln g ly w a s fo rg e tfu l at tim es, an d h e m ay h a v e b e a i a s o f t touch fo r h a rd lu c k stories.

W a sh in g to n also w a s a wor­r ie r a b o u t h la fellow m a n —slave o r free— b u t r a n a h a p p y p la n ­ta t io n a t M o u n t V ern o n , w ith 600 o r m o re slav es ,

’T hese a n d o th e r a sp ec ts of ■W ashington’s c h a ra c te r and p e rs o n a lity o r e to b e glimpsed In a n u m b er o f d o cu m en ts for a u c tio n on h i s '2 0 0 th b irthday a n n iv e rs a ry t o d a y by the P a rk e -B e rn e t G alleries here.

Still TryingiTO TIfjH Tiim f , B «bi D3 W D w ld

B e n -O u r lo n h a a d ec id ed to keep t ry in g u n t i l e a r ly n ex t w eek to line u p a new c o a li tio n governm oQ t for I s ra e l befo re g iv in g u p to force new elections.

P re s id e n t J i h a k B e n -Z v l Invitedl-icqiuw4»v UUU& UUIl-AVi lavivcu . . 1 1 I__.1. 1.._B « ^ ( 3 i i r l o „ - to - f o m - .“n rT f.so T * n Pra e n t a f te r th e p re m ie r forced the (a ll o f h is s ix -p a r ty c o a li tio n on J a n . 31 by re s ig n in g .

event w a s sponsored by t h e T w in Palls L ivestock C om m ission com ­pany. a n d m ore th an 400 persons a tten d ed th e banquet a t t h e T u rf clnb.

T ick ets a re a lready a v a ila b le a t the com m ission com pany a n d Tw in Palls b a n k s . ’Ticket c o m m ittee s will be s ta b lish e d la te r in t h e week th ro u g h o u t th e valley a n d also will be o n sa le a t o th e r liv esto ck

F e a tu re d speaker will b e Dave L ivingston, ^W aslilngton, l a . L iv- Ingatone, is know n as A m e ric a ’sfunn iest fa rm e r and also a n " a d ­miral o f t h e . N ebraska n avj>*‘ a nd lT"kem eI of Iowa corii?’

10,440 Miles Of Interstate Routes Open

W A S H lN aT O N , Feb. 22 (CfD — ’Tlie g o v ern m en t h as an n o u n d e d th at 10,440 m iles of th e 41,000-m ile h ite rs ta te superh ighw ay s y s te m a re now o p e n to traffic . . .

’The b u re a u o£ public r o a d s said yesterday th a t as of Dec. 3 1 , 1060, another 4,12(1 m iles o f the sy stem were u n d e r construction, a n d e n ­gineering o r r igh t-o f-w ay a c q u is i­tion was u n d e r way o n 10,032 miles.

’The h ig h w a y netw ork Is sc h ed ­uled to b e Unislied by 1972 o t a total co st of ab o u t 41 b i ll io n dol-

i g jE t to l - E Q V c r n i n e i l L J l. .guY ernaifinkpaylhg f o r 00 p e r ce n t o f . l t sand

10 perpaylhg f o r 00 per the a ta te s fo r th ^ o ther cent,■ The b u re a u sa id th » t in t h e las t

th re j m o n th s of 1060, 801 m ile s of highw ay w ere • e ith e r b u i l t

s ta n d a rd s , nearly double th e mile, nge f in ish ed In th e ‘'p re c e d in g three m o n tlis .

^ « V

2 Farm Units Back PJai}, tQv Cut Surpluses^WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 IDPB—

T w o of three m a jo r farm organiz­a tio n s today endorsed the K ennedy adm in istra tion 's 1061 emergency

■program for c u ttin g Burpluses.T h e endorflEraents from the N a ­

t io n a l O range a n d National F a rm ­e rs union came In testimony p re ­p a re d for a house agriculture s u b ­com m ittee hearing .

A sh a rp d issen t came, however, from th e niition 's largest form o r ­g anization , the American F a rm B ureau federation , porn^ B ureau P re sid e n t C harles B. Bhum an

-called the-adm lnlstratlon 'prograjT i' “unw orkable" a n d said It would be “h igh ly disruptive to the livestock, d a iry and poultry Industries."

T h e a d m in istra tio n plan, -ou t­lin ed to the subcom m ittee by agrl> cu ltu re Secretary Orville I . F re e - n^an yesterday, w ould give increas­ed price supports a n d conservation p ay m en ts to fa rm ers who agreed to re tire 20 per c e n t of their feed

3.‘5*milli(}h-(lollar s i 'h o o l a p - p ro p ria lin n w as a n n o u iu 'o - m rn t by tln?-srTT7rre pducntlDTT cnrrr- n iit le e that i t liad d ec id ed to s u b ­m it to 11)0 so n a lc t l i re e propo.sed formula-s lor dl.strlbuilnR th e m en cy t o ' the school itlsL ric ts . T h e commlLtcc sa id the decl.sion th e n w ill be up to the se n a lc .

D efeat of t h e sales tax by 40-17 c lim axed m ore th an tw o h o u rs of d e b a te In w hich su p p o rte r 's a sse r te d th a t It wa3 the o n ly e q u ita b le m eth o d of su p p o rtin g th e o p e ra ­tio n s of slate g o v e rn m e n t.

T he three T w in F a lls co u n ty r e p ­resentatives w e ie a m o n g th e 17 ^ h o voted for th e sale>s tax bill.

T h e school a p p ro p r in tlo n s spar: e d lenplhy d e b a te In th e h o u se w ith supporters of e d u c a tio n u rg In g th a t th e leg is la tu re d ig u p m o re money.

Severn! representative .? s a id t h a t local school d istrlcl.s w ere a lre a d y levying the m ax im u m for sch o o l s u p p o rt and t h a t th e s ta te v/m th e .o n ly l3lac0 l e f t to g o fo r m o re m oney.

Rep. Pete T . C e n a r ru s a , R. S la ln c ,x h a lu n a a -o t-4 b e -h 6 U 6 e -ftP '

g ram a c re a g eR euben Johnson, a n official o f

th e Farm ers union ,, said the £ d - m in istra tion , p lan wasJiw orthy o t th e support of congress." Johnson u rg ed th e subcom m ittee, however, to^6efl061~cbrn~sU pporU at JI'JO p e r bushel Instead of the $120 p ro ­posed In the adm inistration bill.

R oy B attles, spokesm an (or th e. (C o n U n a e d o n P i f * X. C olam n 1)

River Flooding In North Idaho

CA TA U X ), Feb. 22 lUPIl - T h e C oeur d’Alene r iv e r spilled over I ts b a n lu a t this h isto ric old n o r th Id a h o m ission tow n early today a n d several (aralllea were evacuat­ed fro m th eir h om es n ea r the r iv ­er.

No Injuries w ere reported an d th e w ater ap p aren tly stopped’ r is ­in g even before th e evacuations took place.

M eahwlille, th e e n tire Keijogg 'sch o o l aystcin—including Cataldo, P In eh u rs t, W ard n er and BilverT f l t i y — w n . t r r l m p d - r i n n m o i . t l l r i n i L

proprlations c o m m ittee , sa id t h a t in 1051 the leg is la tu re a p p ro p r ia te d o n ly 8.2 million d o lla rs (or p ub lic schoo ls. In 1059, 27 m illio n d o l­la r s was appropria ted . 'The 33 m il­lio n dollars th is year, h e s a id , r e p ­r e se n ted on In crease of 300 p e r c e n t In iO y ea rs a n d 22.2 p e r c e n t o v e r the 1959 b u d g e t f o r schools.

H e added t h a t “33 m illio n d o l­l a r s Is all t h a t c a n b e p ro v id e d w i th the»1funds av a ila b le w ith o u t c h an g in g the ta x ; s u 'u c tu re o r Im ­p o sing new ta x e s .”

’The senate p u t o n l t s c a le n d a r f o r final co n sld e i'au o n to m o rro w f o u r p r o p o s e d c o n s ti tu t io n a l am endm ents, th re e o f th e m a l ­r e a d y approved by th e h o u se . T w o o f *#io p ro p o lis w .ould m a k e s t a t e superin tendent o f pub llo in ­s tru c tio n appointive b y th e s ta te b o a rd of education, a su g g estio n a lre a d y defeated once In th e se n ­a te .

T h e other h o u se -a p p ro v e d p ro ­p o s a l provides fo r a n n u a l- sess io n s o f th e legislature. ’The ( o u r th p ro ­p o se d am endm ent o r lg ln a te a J j i th e s e n a te and would re d u c e to 60 days t h e residence r e q u ire m e n t o f p e r ­s o n s voting fo r p re s id e n tia l e lec­to rs .

T h e senate a p p ro v e d 31 to 9 a n appropriation o f $122,700 f o r th e governor's Office a f te r a n a s se r­t io n th a t Uie 23 p e r c e n t In crease I t represented over t h e c u r r e n t $00,000 was Ju stified b e c au se th e

vice.T h e chairm an of th e se n a te f i­

n a n c e committee y e s te rd ay c h a rg e d t h a t Attorney G e n e ra l ' F r a n k L. B en so n is "not cap ab le of g iv in g leg a l advice.'

S en . K. 0. B arlow , R ., C assia , m a d e the charge In a b lis te rin g

( C o n tin a rd en P a g * 2, C o l g m n T )

Texas BlasT" JiUa_9-M en,

a n d washouts c losed Shoshone co u n ty roads.

D on Adams, C ata ld o , Btld the w a te r h ad reached Inside a few h o m es on the edge o f tow n nearest th e ' r iv e r b a t -ftp so rlffus damage

l i a t f b c e n 're p w tc c rb y m d -m w n - Ing. H e said "four o r liv e families" h a d been evacuated b u t no one h a d beeh In ju tfd .

BORGER, T ex ., F eb . 22 IM— A n cxp loslon ''a iia“ I l r e T o ( l a y “ « t '; t h e h u g e Phillips p e tro le u m co iiipany re f in e ry insta lla tion k ille d n in e m e n and tajnrey, a n o th e r , th o c o m ­p a n y repqrted.

T h e company s a l t l j n o s t o f th e m e n burned r tt r l f le a th .

T h e dead and In ju re d w ere e m ­p lo y ed by ths B o m a n -C h a se (Con­s tru c tio n company, B o rg e r.

N o Phillips em ployes w e re k illed o r ‘In jured .

T h e explosion o c c u rre d In a r e - f h i ln g unit, ca lled a f ra c t lo n a to r , w h ic h the co nstruc tion c o m p an y h a d Just Initailed.

Southern Rabbit Hunts Unwanted

C H A R U O T E , N . 0 „ F e b . 32 ( B - T h e Mecklenburg c o u n ty h u m a n e so c ie ty hero has filed s u i t f o r a n

ftMie r lc » u - i j« »4i>jn n eH(m »te-etBp ■g lo n post 113, H a rm o n y , f ro m h o ld in g ii)OTe h u n ts In w h ic h r a b ­b i ts a re clubbed t8 d e a th .

’T h e society c o n te n d s t h a t th e h u n t s which the p o s t h a s h e ld fo r

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2 A s t r o n a u t s R e a d y to M a k e S p a c e F I i g h t N o w

CAPE CANAVERAL. Feb. 22 fliTD-Tu'o pf the th ree astronauts se ­lected as f in a lis ts to ride A m erica ’s f ir s t 'm a n n e d rocket said to d ay they would be w illin g to go up on th e nex t P ro jec t Mercury sh o t wlihoui fu rth e r tes ts .

T lie third f in a l is t was n o t here for a news conference thl.i m orn ing . “Y n . I sure w ould like to ride it." sa id navy Cm dr. Alan B. S h e p a rd ,

jr. M arine L ieut. Colonel J o h n H. G lenn , Jr., echoed .his sen tim en ts with ft firm "ab so lu tely .”

Glenn and S h e p a rd were chosen a long w ith olr force Capt. V irg il Grisfiom to begin tra in in g fo r a f lig h t In a space capsule aboard th e Redstone sho t, p o ssib ly by A pril. B u t it was n o t certa in today w h e th e r there will be o th e r u n m an n ed R ed sto n e tests betw een now and th e n ,_

GTenn fthd Jbhepard were a ll sm iles.T lie rocket r id e t h a t G lenn , G rissom or S hepard will make w ill be

about 16 m in u tes long , 115 m iles u p and abou^ 300 miles o v er th e Atlantic ocean.

O f f i c i a l s U p E f f o r t T o E n d A i r S t r i k e

W A SH IN G TO N , F eb . 22 (/P)— The governm ent to d a y in tensified e f f o r ts to s e tt le th 6 f l ig h t eng ineers w a lk o u t th a t has b ro u g h t a i r tra v e l to a s ta n d s till in m any p a r t s of the c o u n try . S e c re ta ry o f L a b o r A r th u r J . G oldberg asked both F l ig h t E n g in e e rs In te rn a tio n a l assoc iation a n d airline, o ff ic ia ls to s ta n d by f o r conferences— w ith h im ­self, w ith a p e a c e m a k in g com m ission nam ed b y P re s id e n t Kennedy, and p o ss ib ly w ith e a c h o th e r . G oldberg d iscussed

t h e s tr ik e th is m orn ing v d th K en n ed y . H e s(:heduled a n a f te rn o o n m e r t in g w ith 'E o n - a ld B row n, h e a d of th e e n g i- ' neers association. T he three m em ­bers of the, commission appointed by Kennedy yesterday were arriv­ing h i W ashhigton im a prom pt :« tart,pn tha lr iM U t* . -.'•v ;

. l h j M l a m i , i ‘j C ^ S ! r m o w a i i ■ d en t Otorge M eany urged th a t airline.em ployes comply w ith tho appeal by Kennedy for a re tu rn to work.

T h e engineers group lald I t w ai canvassing Its members on w h e th v to yield to the appeaL

B ut. > noon sta tement said, tha un ion was having dffitfloulty com-

Train Budts^ Then Derails; 37 ^ e Hurt

BOPPAld,-*=ll,-’D .i m . 23 “I t s ta rted to Bo u p a n d dow n a n d buck like a bronco ,” sa id a s tu n n e d passenger. " T h e n I t s ta r te d to sway, and I t w en t over.”

’The N o rth ern P ac ific ’s c rack M oinstreeter, b o u n d fo r P o rtlan d , Ore., from C hicago, d erailed a t 60 mUes an h o u r ves te rd a v sendhiii n in e cars h u r tl in g o ff th e track s . Thh-ty-seven perso n a were tak e n to hospitals th ro u g h o u t ea s te rn l io r th Dakota.

No one w as k illed . N one o f th e In ju red was believed to serious condition.

T h e tra in l ip p e d u p 300 le e t of t ra c k and kno ck ed down te le ­g rap h poles an d co m m unica tions

p le tlng the poll because ot litiga­tion over the walkout.

M any ot the people who should' hav« been dotag such work spen t a ll day and late Into the n igh t In­volved In court Ijroceedlngs w ith th e ^Irllnes. the s.tatement said.

T he sta tem en t' demanded i “w ritten promise .from the air.

rest, partially burled In mud. crunm atioh nroMstnni™ “- ^ e r e were 61 p e rso n s In the

coaches, seven in PuU m an cars, a n d 16 crewmen. A lm ost all h a d In ju ries o t tom e k in d .

Given AwardsBOISEj Feb . 23 Ut — K e rm lt

W llk h is,'F U er a n d „ J h e Rev, -H rC rosby-K ijg llB lanr-^ln-FallS r-were named la s t n ig h t as w in ­n e rs o( aw ards f ro m th e F ree ­d o m i, fo u n d atio n in Valley Fnrgp, Pft M ftsrow h ig h wrhnnl also received a G eo rg e W ash- in g to n J io n 5 tJ n e d a l_ a w 4 n t_____

Crash Program On Delinquency

Urged for U. S.WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 mPD-

Een, Jaco b 's . Javlts, R., N.T?., to­day proposed a five-year, 47 mU- llon dollar " frash program” to com bat J u v e n i l e delinquency throughout the nation ,

Javlts announced h e waa In tro­ducing 'tho legislation with Sen. Jennings Randolph, D., VI. Va., as co-sponsor. Javlts offered a almUar bill last year but I t died in the house.

In a statem ent. Javtta eald “youth crime is conthiuing to rise » ti an »«lwmliig

m em b e rs and fr ie n d s Is "c ru e l, p u b l ic nuisance, a n d in ju r io u s to t h e h e a lth and w e lfa re a n d s e n se o t decency o! th e p u b lic .'’

a n imaginative effo rt is made now to combat it, th e crim e picture will g ro v more bleak w hen these young offenders become h ard en ed crhn- inals.”

J a v U u a l d J i l a . 4 > u ) g i a m ^ u lcost an estimated seven million dollars the first year and lo m il­lion dollars fo r each of tho fol' low four years.

crU hlhatloa proceedings.', I t also said there were m any ; questions -the m en ' wanted a n - ' sw erid. . ' '' !

'I f ■Western is out, the .mem-- ,11? bershlp todicates th a t it will n o t re tu rn to .work,” It eald.

W estern airlines announced yes­te rday th a t it was firing its fligh t enghieers. I t called the walkout a w ildcat one.

— O n - th i8-iio in tr-Q g ia iiag ~ T o ia new sm en th a t W estern hod -not been represented when other af- fected airlines agreed that n o .d l s - .” -o ip llnafy -ao tloa-w euld be taken — if the engineers returned to work.

' i-eKltlement-efforts-continued,— Eastem 'alrU nes; AmerlcahTiirllnes .an d Tirana World airlines w ere com pletely grounded Pan A meri­can World .ahllnes. National 4 ir-....lines arid 'Western were only able to m atotaln token service. Some 86,000 employes had been turlough- ed.

France Rockets Rat; It Survives

COLOMB BEOHAR, Algeria, Feb. 22 (CtD—French ijclentlsts llred a -w hite r a t 05 miles into the " a t-" m osphere aboard a “veronlque” rocket today and brought i t back alive.

A n official announcement eald th o rocket was fired from the H am m agulr te st center in the S a­h a r a desert in th is west Algerian territo ry . ’The capsijle containingt h n r a t - m n . ■ r n /^ n v « r |.< ^ M - m l l m „

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from th e launching pad by a heli­copter guided by ^ a r , spotters.

I t was the f l r s t ^ e the French h a d sen t an animal into t h e 'a t ­m osphere in a rocket.*'

I n t e r s t a t e R o u t e s C h a n g e d O n l y i n “ P u b l i c I n t e r e s t ”BY ELMER W, LA91MI

,-^A flIIIN O T O N rP eb .-32 -fllP I)-ft spokeam an for th o U.8.. bureau, ot publlo roada said today th iit routes lolootcd fo r In te rsta te highways would be changed only when auoh changes were in ' t h s "publlo in ter' eat” and requested by the ita tocbnoerned. . ........ .....

R obort M onahan, apoclnl a». s ls tan t to the deputy commissioner of highways, s a id locations woio itooided upon only att()r long study IH oooptratloii w ltli i t a t* Idghway

departments, J - , ^ 'a c n o rB liy , ''T v in s ’o u id 'n o t“‘ngi'cc to a change unlcsS’ aiiotlicr loca­tion could bo ili'uwn to be more In the p(ibllo Interest," M onahan said, "Prhnorlly, however, i t ’s a matter betw een the atato a n d ttio local people,"

-,One- o f - t l i e ' key factors - t h a t would be taken Into consldorntlon 111 any iiiovo to relocate an in te r- stato highw ay would’ be th e cost Involved, M onahan said,

■ 'W lieri_tw o_«r.Jnor«JooaU ons

are feasible and would serve lilgh- WityTEcrs equallFwell, we icei i t - locatlou would bo a m atter to be settled on a local lq»oli" ho said. "B ut i t another route, would cost more, th a t would be another mat' te r." .

Bureau officials said they were n o t- fam iliar with courl 'jppeal made In Idaho against tho routing 111 intci'stato 00 n o rth ot 'l\vln Falls In Maglo Valloy,

Kowover, one offlolal said the j'oute-flnalljr-iolooled-bjr-fttlW W

an(l«t(lt{,oIllol»I;LWBa.bniLofJhrea considered, Eng: n e e rs s a id one o t th o re je c te d toulea w ould h a v e co st h ig h w a y users a lo n e 1011,200 iv y e a r m o re th a n the le le c te d ro u te . T ills f ig u r e , h e tald, w a s 'b i i s e d o n a n e a tlm a ^ e o t t h e . n u m b o r o t v e ­h ic le s using a longer ro u te a n d d id h o t Include lilgnor c o n s tru c tio n c o s ts .

B u re a u odlclnls aa ld th e y c o u ld n o t ro o a ll th at c o u rt a c tio n a g a in s t t h e ro u tin g of In te rs ta te I 'llghw ays hft(l • v e r l iW u b o m f u i r '^ U i o u g l )

ih e y _ s a id - tb e Jd a b iL X ilS B _ w a t^ tun ique.'

I l f th ere ever h a s ' b een a case w h en court.,actlo iv ,forced the r e ­loca tio n o( ah 'I n te r s ta te highw ay I t would represent a n ex trem e r a r ­i ty ,” one official aaid ,

^ l e 6(flqlal aa ld . th e ..bureau w ould wish to a tay o u t o f such c a se s b u t th a t I t w a a recogn lied t h a t th e bureau h a d a "d e lin lte responsibility" to In te rv en e If a a ta te^J 'fh id s Itsolt i n a_ p n s iy o fl w h b i'i I t iitoUs o u r lia o k in g .* . ,

HIGHLIGHTSinT o d a y ' s T i m e s - N e w s

. Page 1 -J louse fhilshed edu­ca tion bill and kdlled sales tax, R u p ert couples hospltallMd os p lane o rashu , tU ,000 donated 'tow ard purohase of industrial aite, Otflolals hope to end a t r

-atrike,-InterstateTOutra-idiangid only in ,"pubUo interest," TWo astronau ts ready to make ipao t f lig h t now.

I ’age « - M to r la l ; "Man Who O ast Mould."

ra g * ( - F i le r senior wini m - » a r contest;

Page I-D oubI* A play, itari* T hu rsday a t Bhosbone,

Page U — U te Underwriter* help wiUi-heart fund.

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2 Farin <Limts Back Plan to

““ Cut Surpluses(From P u t One>

Grange, s a id th e a d m in istra tio n proposal w o u ld s to p th e buildup In feed g ra in su rp lu se s w ithou t r e -

.'ductog la rm Incom e.B attles s a id th e bill would r e ­

verse the E lsen h o w er a d m in istra ­tion theory o t red u cin g support prices an d lo o sen in g production controls.

" I f successfu l. I t would rese/ve th e p resen t t re n d of producing

■ m ore and m o re for less and less an d c o n stan tly ad d in g to the su r­p lus," he sa id .

S hum an a t ta c k e d the proposal to ra ise price s u p p o r ts fo r feed grains a n d said It w ou ld resu lt in fa rm ­e rs ' Increasing p e r-a c re production o n the land w h ic h rem a in s In feed g rain s . He a lso a tta c k ed F reem an ’s com panion p ro p o sa l to raise sup­p o r t prices fo r soybeans as a "m ost Tjnwlse m ove."

In place o f th e adm in istra tio n p lan , S h u m a n u rg ed adoption Of a F a rm B ureau p ro g ra m u nder which fa rm ers w ould be requ ired to re n t p a r t of th e i r acreage of surplus g ra in s and o ilseed crops to the gov­ern m e n t to q u a lify for price sup­p o rts . T he s u p p o rts u nder this p ro - g r m would re m a in a t p resen t levels for m o s t crops b u t would be sharp ly red u c e d for wheat.

W e a t h e r , T e m p e r a tu r e sM A G IC V A llE Y —P a rtly elonily an d ran c h cooler lU o u cb tom orrow

w i a ic s t te ie d inow n n trie a to n lf b t . M odera te wloil* ln c r e u ln ( to - miUTOw. Low to n l(b t 20 to 23; h l* h to m p rro jr 42 to 47. Low b i t n l» h t wa* 31. I t w as 32 a t > ».m . a n d 40 « t n oon toiUy, accordln* to W est C oast a lr l ln e i . S^me p rec ip ita tio n fell lo s t n l ih t .

By T h e ' A u o ^ a te d P r e uP lv e -D a y . Forecast th ro u g h M onday; T em pera tu res will average

above n o rm a l, with sm all d a y -to -d a y changes. Highs mostly 36 to 65, Lows m ostly 26 to 35. F re q u e n t ra in and span. P recip ita tion averag­ing .26 to .6 Inch.

N O R T H E R N IDAHO — M ostly cloudy to n ig h t and 'tomorrow w ith sc a tte re d ra in or snow to n ig h t an d early tomorrow. Cooler. Low to ­n ig h t 20 to 30; high tom orrow 40 to 60.

NEW Y O R K ,.t'eb . 22 OIPD—T h e coldes.t tem p era tu re reported this m o m ln ; to the U.S. w ea th er b u reau was e ig h t d e irees a t Buiflford,Me. T h e h lih e it tem p e ra tu re report y este rday was T h erm a l, Calif,

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- R i t i H o n o r ^ : Mrs. Burgess

M OU NTA IN HOM E, Feb. 22 — F u n era l se rv ices w ere held a t 2:30 p . m . today a t th e Bey funeral chapel for M rs . Olive Angellne Burgess, 77, w h o d ied M onday In a W endell r e s t hom e.

S he was b o rn O ct. 20, 1883, In U nion, Ore., a n d cam e to Cam as p ra ir ie In 1885 w ith h e r fam ily. In

—ie9 fl-4 1 iey -^ io m estead ed —on—t h e ■Wood river n e a r Shoshone, ^ h e w as m arried t o B en Burgess, Ju ly 24, lOOUat S h o sh o n e . She h a s been Ilvhig the p a s t few years a t M oun­ta in Home.

H er h u sb a n d d ied In 1045 and ahe Is also p r tc e d e d In d ea th ' by a di'Ughter, tw o son s , an d a brother.

Surviving a r e two daughters, M rs. F e r n B e a m an , M ountain Hom e, an d M rs,, E lean o r Jones, T w in Palls; a b ro th e r . S am Peck, H agerm an; th re b sisters, M rs^E m - Uy H eadm an a n d M rs. E m m a S ant, b o th Hailey, a n d Mro. D o ra B ur­gess, M ountah i H om e, seven grand­ch ild ren a n d tw o .g rea t-g ran d ­children .

Concluding r i t e s w ere held a t M ountain \riew cem etery .

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Magic F u n e r a lsEDEN — Funeral services for

D an 0 . B ru c e will be held a t 2;30 p jn . T h u rsd ay In Reynolds fu n e ra l chapel by the Rev. Leo C arn ey , p asto r of th e Twin P^lls C h u rc h of Ood. Concluding 'rites w ill be held In S u n se t M em orial p a rk . F riends m ay call a t th e fu n e ra l hom e u n til tim e of services T h u r s - Klayj -

Burley Sets Fete For Heart Drive

BURLEY, F e b . 22 — A movie, "O p en H e a r t Surgery ," will be •h o w n a t th e B u rley public library n^eettag room a t 1;30 an d 4;^0 p. n \ S a tu rd a v ju id a book review by M rs. Roger T O om as, K im berly, will be given a t 2 :30 p jn . S aturday .

T h b film is b eh ig p resen ted In connection w i th th e h e a r t fund drive th a t Is n o w u n d e r way and w ill bo o lhnaxed by H e a r t Sunday,

,i]P^b, 26. T h e 27-m lnute- taovle Is a 's to r y of a l it tle , g ir l .w h o under­w e n t h e a r t s u rg e ry to correct a h l r to defect. I t w as f lh n ed in M lnneaplillsr M i n n . ------- -

F riends o t t h e lib ra ry sponsors th e book rev iew o f 'T e s ta m e n t of T ru s t," by F a i th B aldw in to be g iven by M rs. T hom as. R efresh­m en ts will be se rv ed a f te r th e re­view. T he p u b lic is Inv ited to both events.

Youth Committed- To Idaho SchoolBTOLEY . F e b . 2 2 - A 14-yeor-

. o ld •youth accu sed o f burglarizing ' t h e Burley F u e l com pany was com m itted to t h e s ta te in d u stria l school, S t. A n th o n y , by Probate Ju d g e Vern C a r te r T uesday a fte r­noon.

T he youth', appearing with his

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p aren ts , was p lac e d in custody o f th e s ta te b o a rd o f h e a lth u n til h e Is 21 years o ld .

The- boy's co m p an io n , Leyland

R o b e rt H a n n a h , w as lin e d $25 b y Judge O arter_ 'n iesdayj!{or.,afe-

— te m p t lh ^ to s t e a l _goaollno from t h e W. W. P a u lso n com pany, south o f Burley. T h e Judge suspended $15 o f th e fine.

B o th c o m p la in ts w ere slgnM by B u rley Police C h ie f G eorge W or­re ll .

TW IN F A L L S -F u n e ra l serv ices for Neal D otson will be h e ld a t 11 a.m . T h u rsd a y at the T w in P a lls U nited M issionary church . E lm s tree t a n d F ile r avenue east. T h e Rev. D. L. M lkel will o fficiate. C o n ­cluding r ite s will be held a t T w in F alls cem etery . Friends m ay ca ll a t R eynolds funeral home u n til 10 a. m . T h u rsd ay .

B E IiE V lT lS — H'uneral se rv ices for F re d ric k Lewis W yckoff w ill be held a t 3 p jn . P tlday in th e M c- O oldrlck fu n era l chapel, H a iley , by Floyd Dorlus, B ishop o f th e Hailey L D S word. C oncluding r ite s will be held In Bellevue ce m ­etery. F r ie n d s may call a t th e f u ­n e ra l hom e Thursday a n d u n til th n e of se rv ices Friday.

T W IN P A L IjS — F u n e ra l s e rv ­ices for, M rs. Ju lia A nn Q riffh i w ill be h e ld a t 11 a jn . S a tu rd ay In th e W h ite m o rtu a ry chapel b y th n Kev. E a r l R lddli, p as to r o f th n T w in F a lls Fh-st M ethodist c h u rc h . C pncludhig r ite s w il l 'b e h e ld "h i TV in P a ils cemetery.

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KIM BER LY — F uneral services for K a re n M urri will be held a t 1 p jp . F r id a y a t the Kim berly LDS church by Bishop Floyd Olsen. Concluding rite s will be held a t Sunset M em orial p a r k . Friends m ay call a t W hite m ortuary, Tw in P)alls, T h u rsd ay , and u n til noon M d a y .

HA ZELTON — F uneral services for W a rre n L. W ickham will be held a t 10 a,m. Friday In the H aa- elton L D S ward chapel w ith B ish ­op J in u n le Chrlstopherson offlcl- attog. L a s t r ite s will be held a t 4 p.m. F rid o y a t the D ayton ceme- tery. F r ie n d s m ay call a t the Payne m o rtu a ry , Burley, u n til 3:30 p.m. T h u rsd ay and a t th e fam ily home In Hazelton T hursday eve- nlng a n d u n til tim e of services F rl-day.

T W IN FALLS—Graveside serv­ices fo r R ich ard A. Pomeroy will be held a t 4 p.m. Friday a t Tw in Palls cem etery w ith the Rev. D on­ald H o ffm an officiating.

JE R O M E — F uneral le rv ice j fo r B ernard M arie H om an will be con­ducted B t 2 p .m . T hursday a t th e C rip p ln funera l chapel w ith the Rev. S am H endrix officiating. Concluding rite s will be held a t Sunset M em orial park , iPwIn Falla. F riends m ay call a t th e Orlppln chapel u n t i l tim e of services T hursday .

M a g ic V a l le y H o s p ita lsMagic Valky Memorial

V lslth ig h o u rs are fto m 2 to 4 a n d 7 to 8 p jn . In th e m a te rn ity w ards; in a ll others, f ro m .I I a j i uto 8 p jn ; - — ---------------- -- -

ADMITTED M rs. T e r r i l l d e e d , J . W . N ew ­

m an , T e re s a Frederickson, M rs. R eg ina ld Jo n e s , M n. D allas Jo lley , K a re n O hm nplln, Kelly H . M c ­Clure, M rs . Lamond S h u r tle ff , M rs. J u n e K irkm an, R o b e rt B. S ingleton , R obert Q . B row n a n d M aude R u th , all Twhi F a lls ; M rs. D on-R obertap-M rs.—C h e b -H a n se n

D w aln French , a ll B u h l; M rs. W llUam p a v is and C h arle s C h a n ­dler, b o th ^ iie r ; S h aro n M organ, H eybum ; M rs ., lY ank F . L undy , K h n b erly ; Jo sep h Froellch , H a n - sen ;-M rs. 'W illard L attlm er, E d en ; M rs. B e rn a rd J . K nighton , H aze l­ton ; S a n d ra Schab, R u p e rt; J o - A im e S o u th e rn , Burley, a n d W endy K aye L ow der, Idaho Falls.

DISM ISSED R u b y D eu e l, Lou Meller, iT a n k

Ih le r , M rs. E dgar Dodge, M rs. 'Vic­to r E. K e n d a ll an d d a u g h te r , S h a u n a 'W ilson an d M rs. E a r l

St. Benedict’s, JeromeV lslth ig hours a t S t. B enedict’s

h o sp ita l a r e from 2 to 4 an d . from7 to 8 p j n . in th e m ate rn ity ward a n d .lro m noon to 4 and from 6 to8 p m . In th e m edical u d surgical ward.

ADMITTED M rs. B i ll Olbson, R oger M oor­

h ead a n d Mrs. B e rth a New m an, a ll J e ro m e ; M rs. C harles C allen an d T e r ry Seebold, to th W endell, an d R a n d y A rterburn , H agennan .

DISM ISSED —R ic h a rd -D a v isrJe ro m e r— --------

t i l -T w i t r -P s i ls - ^ e l ly M rs .-H Jo h a rd -Ijlo y d -» n d -^ fc -n i« t to-both-cftrs-wo»-esWraot«d-al-$S5l).

Clarence Brown Honored at Rites

O O O D IN O , F eb . 22 — F uneral eerv ices lo r C la re h c e B row n were h e ld F r i d a y afte rn o o n a t th e

.——T h o m p so n o h a p e l w ith the Rev. D o n a ld A rn o ld of th e C hristian c h u rc h o ffic ia tin g .

J a c k a n d S h ir le y F orem an sang a d u e t a n d a q u a r te t consisted of rV ed L ocke, B o b S haver, O m ar M e lto n a n d 'W alte r H arris,

P a llb e a re rs w e re C larence Bolt­o n , 'W illiam B o lto n , R ay Cobble, J im E ato n , E a r l-N le iso n a n d MUt-

-Ooncludlng r i t e s ' a t ' Etaiwood

Rice a n d A nton J . Bobal, b o thr ite ! J ie a tM u n l, .K lm b e r )y ;_ M rS xC harles C ook and d augh ter. B u h l; M rs. d l e n M . F ra ile r a n d d a u g h ­ter, E d en ; Rodney M anske, M u r- tau g h , a n d M rs. Joseph U riguen , Burley.

BIRTHS Sons w e re born W ednesday to

Mr. a n d M rs. Don Roberts, B uh l, a n d M r. a n d Mrs. Dallas Jolley, Tw in F a lls . A daughter w as b o rn W ednesday to Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert Davis, F ile r . TMesday b ir th s In ­cluded a d au g h te r to Mr. a n d M rs. T e rrill Q leed , Twin Palls, a n d a son to M r. and Mrs. B e rn a rd J . K n ig h to n , Hazelton.

c e m e tery w e re lO O F lodge.

d ire c te d by th e

Keep th e .White'Flaft -ofrBofoty, Flying.

Now th re e davs toithoutt r a f i l d d i i t n m o u r M a p w

Valley. •

Minidoka CountyV lslth ig hours a t M inidoka M e-

rfiorial h o sp ita l are from 2 to 4 a n d from ^ to B p.ra,

ADM llTED 0 , K . H ayhurst, Mrs. M erlin

S ta p le m an , Mrs, N orm an K erbs, R a lp h F a u s t, Carolyn H u tc h in i, B en ito L opez and Mrs, Jo h n TW W ,■ailKupsrtr' .... .

DISMISSED i ,M r s . L illian Walters, R upert.

UIItTllSD a u g h te rs were born to M r. an d

M rs. M erlh i Staplem an,, M r. a n d

R ich a rd Orcharil, a ll R upert.

Film Shown forC hjirles Hopkins, Tw in Fal._

coun ty chairm an uf Ducks U nlim -lted .r«how ed-a-(llm r“M ik e r n t - t h treg u la r W ednwilay noon m eetin g of R o ta ry club a t .H ie, A m erican Legion h a ll.

D irec to rs will m eet . a t 8 p. m. T h u rsd o y * t tin home o t W illis T h re lk e ld .

O h a rie s Coltart, Balcm, Ore., w a s - » .v is itin g Ilotnrlan. s tu d e n t g uests w e re Iloy i id m i an d R us- e ll M ipkel.

, Gooding. MemorialV isitin g h o u rs a t Gooding Me,

m orial h o sp ita l a re from 8:30 a m . to 8:30 p jn .

ADMITTED M rs. R ic h a rd Lloyd en d Mrs.

R ay m o n d M organ, both Gooding, and M rs. Ju liu s P ennington , S ho­shone.:— ----------DISM ISSED---------

M arcu s Spender, Gooding.D IRT BS

D a u g h te rs were born to Mr. and

M rs. R aym ond ' Gooding.

M organ, both

Cassia MemorialV isitin g hours a t Cassia M emo­

ria l h o sp ita l a re Irom 2:30 to 4 and from 7 to -8 p.m. in the m atern ity w ard a n d from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. In th e m ed ica l an d surgical ward.

A D M llTE D Olive D elanher, Mrs. Larine

Heinze. M rs. Effie Sorenson and Mrs. B ev Lcvens, a ll Burley; M rs. M ajorle W h itak er, K ath leen Niiss- gen, b o th H eyburn; Verle Ancorta, Declo; L in d a H uff and G ary Huff, bo th R u p e r t.

PISM ISSED ■Mrs. D elores Mendoza, P aul;

Mrs. Ig n a c ia M anclIIas a n d George H a rtm a n , both Burley; Mrs. Irene H urst, H eyburn; Cecil Ooldlng, Bakens({ield, Calif., a n d Mrs. ^ l a r i a Rodriguez, R upert.

B IRTHS A. son w as born to Mrs. Rueben

Heinze, B urley, and a daugh ter » a s b o rn to Mr. and M rs. Reed

ilTaKey. HtyilUfflr ------ -------------- -

Man Charged, FiDr Tipsiness After Mishap

(From Oiu)ly „-w as • th e xirlver of th e p ickup truck, o ffic e rs said;

M iss S to k es and her frien d s Just co m p le ted celebroting G all B re e d ­love's 1 7 th b h th d ay ann iversary a t a d o w ntow n restau ran t. They were d riv ing so u th e a s t on Second av e­nue w h e n th e collision occurred , police sa id .

M iss Breedlove, who lives a t 1714 F o u r th avenue east, was n o t In ju red . O th e r passengers in the ca r d r lv e p by Miss Stokes were B re n o a M adron , 16, 1432 F o u r th avenue ea st, an d Judy W hite, 17, 437 A sh s tre e t. ' ■

D am ag e to Woebke's p ickup w as e s tim a te d a t $300 to the side. T h e F ord d r iv e n by Miss Stokes w as a to ta l lo ss, offices said.

L aw ren ce Schreltcr, 41, M in i­doka, w a s fined $100 and costs a n d h is d r iv e r 's license revoked fo r one year b y R u p e rt Police Ju d g e G eorge K e d /o rd Tuesday fo r d ru n k d riv ing . S ch relter was a rre s te d ty R u p e r t police Friday. H is wife fo rfe ite d a $25 bond In R u p e r t police c o u rt Tuesday fo r being d ran k In d c a r ,

D on P . M i^enzle , 20, R u p ert, was f in e d $15 'and costs an d given 26 d e m e r its by R upert Police Ju d g e G eo rg e Redford T uesday fo r fa ilu re to d riv e reasonably an d p ru d e n tly . H e was cited as th e r e ­s u l t o f—a n hitersectlon collision h i R u p e r t Feb . 3.-.

H a r ry a rK ln d b la d e , R fip ertfT o r^ felted a $15 bond In R u p ert poUce co u rt T u e sd a y and was given 20 d e m e rits fo r a stop sign v iolation.

Louis H . W right, 26, R u p ert, fo r­fe ited a $15 bond and w as assess­ed 25 d e m e rits by Judge R ed fo rd for a s p e ed h ig charge.

Jo e R ey n o sa , R upert, fo rfe ited a $15 b o n d a n d was assigned 20 d e m e rits by Judge R edford tor d^lvlpg o n th e wrong side of th e s tre e t.

Ma rv in L . Foeter, 42. Boise, _fn r-fe lted a $5 bond in R u p ert police co u rt fo r m ak in g an Ulegul U - tu m .

T e r ry R . S h o rt, 16, R u p ert, w as cited f o r fa ilu re to drive rea so n r ab ly a n d p ru d en tly as th e re su lt of a th r e e -c a r accident one fo u r th m ile n o r th o f Mlnlco h ig h school a t 10:05 p. m . Tuesday.

D e p u ty S h e riff Howard P ia tt , in v e s tig a tin g officer, sa id a long line o f c a r s w as leaving the school a fte r a b ask e tb a ll game w hen th e 1049 P ly m o u th Short was d riv ing

ic lc -j!h e -re a m f-f t-4 M O -C o m o t driven b y L uD ean T h urston , 30, R u p e r t te a c h e r. T h e Im pact shoved th e C o m e t in to the rea r of a 1055 P o n tiac d r iv e n by Larry A. S m ith , 17, R u p e r t.

D a m a g e w as se t a t $250 to th e P ly m o u th , $150 to the C om et and $50 to t h e P o n tiac . No one was In Jured.

Jo h n R o b e r t W atson, M o u n ta in Hom e, fo rfe ite d a $14.50 bond W ed­n esday h i Je rom e police co u rt for going 38 m iles per hour in a 26- m lle z o n e . H e was assigned 25 d e ­m erits . H is c ita tio n was Issued Feb . 8 by J e ro m e police.

K e n n e th E. Mull, 20, Jerom e, w as ^ ined $15 a n d costs and assigned 25 d e m e r its 'T u e sd a y by Je ro m e Ju s tic e o f th e Peace Leo T errill fo r g o in g 70 m iles per h o u r h i a 65-m ile zone. H e was c ited by S ta te P a tro lm a n M arvta S. W righ t.

Odell L . Bh-d, 32, Buriey, fo r­feited a n $11 bond In B uriey p o ­lice c o u r t Tuesday for gohig 46 m iles p e r h o u r In a 35-mile zone.

Leroy G . M aughan, F iler, w as ftoed $10 an d costs M onday by B uh l p o lice Ju d g e B ernard S t a r r on a s to p sign violation. H e was cited b y B u h l P a tro lm an W esley A nnls.

R o b e r t D. Shum way, 32, T w in Fall!,, w as fhied $16 and costs a n d assigned 25 dem erits by Ju stice of th e P eace R obert E. Pence T u es­day a fte rn o o n fo r a atop s ig n .v l^ t l o n . ------------------------------- ;____

He w as c ited by State P a tro lm a n H . E. C a r r F rid o y two m iles n o r th of T w in F a lls on a county ro ad .

B onnie P a tte rso n , 17, R ichfie ld , was c ite d fo r a basic driving law, violation a f te r she was Involved In a n au to a c c id e n t around 8:30 a jn . Tuesday in Richfield.

Mlas P a tte r so n was d rlvhig to school w h e n sh e turned a c o rn e r from h ig h w a y .03-A onto th e R lch - Ticid—m m n —EtTCEt" ' uiia s tiu d c

Twin Falls News in BriefSew lnt M eet S e t

M agic Valley M em orial H osp ita l guild will sew p h ik ie dolls a t 0:30 a m . F riday a t th e hospital.

Tire, W heel M lss to r.D onald A nderson , 662 M arlon

street, rep o r ted to city police a t 7:60 a jn . W ednesday the th e f t of a Ure an d w heel from a p ickup truck owned by McVey,s Inc.

G ra n ie S u p p er Set" K null G ra n g e will hold Its a n ­nua l potluck su p p e r fo r Boy S co u ts and th eir fam ilies a t 7 p jn , F r id a y a t the com m unity hall.

P erm it Requested.P aul S h e tle r , 459 Eastland drive,

applied fo r a building p erm it a t the city h a il T u esd ay to co n stru c t a new wood f ram e duplex a t 239 and 241 R ich a rd so n drive. E s t i ­m ated cost is $15,000.

Takes P a r t In Play.D ean B a m h o u se , 1 > ln Falls, is

p a rtic ip a tin g In th e spring p lay , “She S toops to Conquer," a t th e College of Id ah o , Caldwell.

M em ber -of E nsem ble■ Robhi H ovenden, Twin F alls , was a m em ber o^ a collegiate folk ensem ble w h ich perform ed a t a recen t d ln n e r -d ih c e a t the College of Idaho , Caldw ell.

Ill—EtTCEt - ' uiid s t iu uk a parked c a r . investigators rep o rted .

The c a r - l s —owned by M a rtin W hltsell, Jr., 20, Richfield, D am age

Miss P a tte r so n 's car w indshield was covered w ith frost, h in d erin g her'v t5 lon .-investigato rs-sald ,

Bug Controls l } i i c u s s e T o n

Rail Car Visit(See P h o to on Page 11)

A pproxim ately 60 persons fro m th roughou t T w h i Palls co u n ty visited th e U n ion Pacific ag ricu l­tu re im provem ent c a r durhig its stop in Tw in F a lls Tuesday.

T h e m o rn h ig session was de- T o te d - to ^ e u f ls io n s -o n -c o n tro i nf livestock Insects, Uicludlng s c a ­b ie s 'a n d blue tongues. Dr. A. P . Schnleder, f e d e ra l-s ta te v e te rin a r­ian , was fea tu re d speaker a t th e m orning session a t which D o n a ld Youtz, county extension ag e n t, presided.

Also d u rin g th e m orning Session, R oland P o r tm a n , University of I d a h o ex tension entom ologist, spoke on the co n tro l of flies, th e biggest d a ln r problem . He also snoke nn 11^. th e second blid a iry problem , a n d ca ttle grul

P o rtm a n d iscussed a lfa lfa w ea- vUs an d p ea ap h is du rtag the a f t ­e rnoon session. He to ld the group two Insecticides to use on a lfa lfa before it grow s m ore th an e ig h t Inches. Both' h isectic ides are to be used in th e e a rly sprh ig , he n o ted .

P o r tm a n a lso rep o rted on tw o m ethods of a p p ly h ig an in se c ti­cide, systox, to a lfa lfa to p rev en t p ea aphis. T h is insecticide should , be app lied in th e early spring u n - til th e a lfa lfa Is 10 o r 13 h ich es ta ll, P o r(m a n said .

K e n n e th G lbaon 'a n d W a lte r P eay, local entom ologists, spoke d uring th e ( lay on t}ie th re a t of th e M exican b e a n beetle.

K e ith E v a n s , federal en tom ol­ogist, to ld th e group th at If th ey find a n u n u s u a l Insect they sho u ld rep o rt I t to th e county ag e n t's office fo r iden tification ,

C. W a rre n D alg h , Twin P a l’s county ag e n t, w ho presided d u r ­ing th e a fte rn o o n session, told th e group t h a t th e y should u tilize d ays w lth ^ w ea th e r. such as T u e s­day 's to sp ra y a n y th in g th at n eed s sp rayhig . ' '

T h e p u rp o se o f th e Union P a ­cific a g ric u ltu re im provem ent c a r , according to B oyd Baxter, U n ion Pacific a g ricu ltm 'e agent, P o c a ­tello, Is to im p a r t up-to-date In ­fo rm ation o n c u rre n t livestockItM 'crop-pests:------------- '----------- ^

Also d iscussed during the tw o sessions T u e sd a y was w hat in ­secticides c a n be used to m eet th e pure food a n d drug act, B a x te r noted.

He added t h a t the Twin F a lls stop was su ccessfu l from oil p o in ts o t view a n d t h a t a cross sectio n of persons w i th agricultural- in te r ­ests from th e co u n ty attended th e ' m ee tin g

M arrU ge L icenseR ichard D . D ay a n d Karren

Hopkins, b o th B u h l, applied for a m arriage license a t th e Tw in Falls county c le rk 's office Tuesday aft- ernoon.

c lu b to M eet H lghliners 4 -H club will m eet at

7:30 p jn . T h u rsd ay a t the home of Linda C ran e , four miles south and th re e -fo u rth s mile east of Five P o in ts east.

Speaker N am ed Ransom B row n, m anager of the

Tw in Falls C red it bureau, will speak a t th e n o -h o st breakfast m eethig o t th e Tw in F alls Women- en Qredlt a ^ o c la tlo n a t 7:30 ajn. T hursday a t th e D esert room ol the Eogerson hotel. Following the breakfast, th e wom en will tour the C redit bu reau 's office a t 310 Main avenue east.

In form ation C larifiedA Story of a divorce action in-

volvhig M rs. D orris Wells and W alter Wells, B uh l, In Tuesday's T tlm es-N ew s in ad v erten tly omit­ted s ta tin g t h a t th ree of the couple's five ch ild ren a re of legal age. Mrs. W ells will sh a re custody of the two m hiors, having control an d custody d u r in g th e school year, and Wells h av in g custody on week­ends and d u rin g sum m er- vaca­tions.

F ined for M ufflers. D ale Holloway, 17, T w in Palls

w as fined $10 a n d costs by Pollcc J u d g e -R o b ^ w 6 .—Pence Tuesday a fternoon to r driving a car with a noisy m uffler. H e was cited Fri­day In the 100, block on Addison avenue w est by T w hi .Falls city police.

Moneybag Is Stolen From "Area SchMl

■The’ c a r w ill m ake 12 stops In so u th ern Id a h o , according to B a x ­te r , T he ' f ir s t s to p was a t Qpodlng,

A t e a c h stop, he n o te d . th e coun ty a g e n t Is In c h a rg e ' o f a rran g em en ts fo r the visit.

Sale SetS o u th e rn Id ah o Sw inebreeders

A.'isoclation, Inc., will hold a iw ine sale a t 1 p jn . T hursday a t th e PUer fa irg ro u n d s with 37 bred gilts, six open gilts »n^ 11 tioars to bo o ffered .

At 9:30 a.m . Thursday a Judging contest w ill b e held lor PFA an d 4-H m em bers a t the county f a i r ­grounds. A ' live barrow judg ing con test w ill b e held a t 11 a.m.

STB A TO JET.CRA SH ES; 4 DIE M UNFORDVILLE, Ky„ Feb. 22

niFD—A B47 s tra to je t bomber of the stra teg ic a ir com m and crashed « l» u t- M « e n i .m l ln sniithivest

A m SYSTEM DEVELOPS W ASH INGTON, Feb. 22 OIPD —

T he fed e ra l av ia tion agency (FAA) says i t Is m aking progress to w ard a u to m atio n of the na tio n 's a ir tra ffic c o n tro l system.

P E R R Y ' S T V“ Gnoronteedierylee-fln-' all makei TV & Radloi.

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A strong e a rth q u a k e shook' th e provinces o f S an tiag o and V a l­paraiso y este rd ay . .N o damage w as reported .

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RIC H FIE LD , Feb. 22 — A mon­eybag c o n tah iin g (69 In both cash and checks w as sto len Monday evening from th e R ichfield high school ottice o t A. M. D err, super- In ten d an t ot R ich fie ld schools.

T h e bag, w h ich con tataed hot lunch funds, w as ap p aren tly taken between 8:16 an d 8:30 p.m., while the office w as unlocked and un, attended. D e rr d id n o t discover the b ag wasj m iss in g unUl aboul Tuesday, befo re th e school's caf­ete ria opened.

He told R ich fie ld village Marshal M artin W hiteseU and S h e r i f f Thom as C onner, Shoshone, that the gray bag, stam p ed "Continen­ta l S t i te B an k ," contained $34,60 h i checks, 18 -silver dollars, seven one-dollar bills a n d 19 half-dollars,

D err le f t th e office a t 8:15 p,m,, bu t a Carey school teacher a t­tending an ex tension course to the building h a d asked to ,use the tele, phone, so h e le f t th e door unlock­ed. W hile th e C arey wom an was In th e office a m em ber of one of th e basketball team s playing to th e school gymiiioslum came hito the room to use the telephone, T h e Carey tea c h e r told hh n how to lock the door an d left.

T he gym nasium Is located across the hall from D err 's o/flce. Jerome an d Richfield city team s were play- tog.

T h e door w as locked about 8:30 p.m. by M rs. W illiam K aatz, a faculty , m em ber, who noticed the door was open a n d th a t th ere was n o one. In th e room.

T he Carey teach e r and th e lia s - ketball p layer w e r e questioned T u B d ay afte rn o o n an d police hi- dlc'ated they w ere' n o t Involved hi. the theft.

Taxes Planis Axed; School Monies OK’d

(Fron P a rt Ont) rep ly , to D em ocrats w h o Jum ped a bill appro p ria tin g $122,700 to Gov. R o b e r t E.- Smylle d u r in g the com - h ig biennium . I t p a sse d 31 to 9 with- a il the "nay" v o tes betog c a st by D em ocrat!.

B a rlo w contended t h a t Sm ylle was ru n n in g a h 88 m illion dollors business w ithout leg a l advice be­cause Benson, a D em o cra t, w as "n o t capable of glvhig I t" and b e ­cause of "politics."

A subcom m ittee o f Id a h o 's leg­is la tu re reported to d ay th a t It h ad urg ed Republican G ov. R obert E. S m ylle and D em ocra tic A tto rney G e n e ra l P rank L. B en so n to b rin g th e ir lo ng-stand ing feu d to a h a lt .

T h e subcom m ittee h a s m et w ith b o th Benson and S m ylle , and to ­day scheduled m eetin g s w ith h ead s of s la te dep artm en ts a n d agencies to d iscu ss th e h re la tio n sh ip w ith the controversial a tto rn e y 'g e n e ra l .

R e p , Don Pleper, D ., Bonneville, sa id th e subcom m ittee w anted to know If the d e p a r tm e n t h eads "h av e a ttem pted to w ork with th e a tto rn e y general's o ffice, w hat th e re s u lt h as been an d . If they h av e n o t b een working w ith h im . If they could ."

B o th the governor a n d Benson p rese n ted w ritten tes tim o n y to th e subcom m ittee and ap p eared p e r ­so n a lly to defend th e i r side of th e a rg u m e n t.

T h e house was re a d y for a n all o u t-f lo o r flghtj o v e ru s e : contW Ycr- slal b ill which, w ould v irtu a lly b a n tra d in g stam ps In Id a h o . B u t th e m ea su re was fa r dow n th e calen-. d a r a n d there were rep o r ts It very likely would be p u t o ff u n til to ­m orrow .

A 6 lll th a t would h a v e expanded m em bersh ip of th e Id a h o p o ta to an d o n ion com m ission from seven to e ig h t by addition o f a processor d ied In th e sen ate y e s te rd ay 24 to 19.

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e y e s h a l f c l o s e d 7 t n , o ™ ^ „ ‘ " tinir . . pnt.i ’'’-v tonta g , . . Paul Ne.-,o“ ^ " ’'*>- C ra n e r and OweiJcu>pe,Ing on holiday . . . John wiii describing nearly s l e e p l ? ' ^ . . . Exchange club membe';, t in g up (lags In early morn n T hom as W estbrook d r v S statlonw agon . . . R ob"'drink ing soda j io p ' lof - . . Twin Palls Deputy D. L. Cain a fte r ninnvh ours

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grow ers and th ree s h ip p e rs p re s ­en tly on the com m ission, i N o tice of possible reco n s id era ­tio n w as given by S en . G eorge B lick , R „ Twin F a lls , w ho ca rried th e b ill on the floor.

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day h i four cases te s t in g sections of th e 1969 L an d ru m -G rlf f ln act. T h e b e s t known case involved th e S to rk club re s ta u ra n t. New Y ork.

In a ll the cases, th e NLRB o r­d e re d a h a lt hi p ick e tin g a im ed a t fo rc in g a com pany to recognize or b a rg a in w ith a u n io n . '

T h e coses involved th e Hod C a r ­r ie rs, H otel and R a s e ta u ra n t E m ­ployes, an d T eam sters un ions, a n d th e B lin n e C o n stru c tio n com pany, K a n s a s City; th e C ro w n cafe teria , L ong B each, Calif., a n d th e C a r t ­age and . T erm inal M an ag em en t co rp o ra tio n , C hicago, a s -w e ll a s the S to rk club, ‘

collecting rags for c h u rc h dn» T hom as Snow cleanh is bi . . . Harold L ancaster reniixi;'? hom e : . . people s u m M B a iX ^ With green h a ir . h e a rd : "I wonder w h a t

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BELLEVUE. Feb. 22 _Lewis Wyckoff, 7.8. died Tur«; m orn ing a t B laine County a f te r a long lllne.s.s.

H e was born Jiin, 22 ij«j , Cloud county, Knii.s,. movin, : O klahom a with hl.s family , 1,; h e was a small boy. w hen ht t? 17 th ey moved to Oregon. He mi. r ied Pearl LaPorge, June J ijoi SodayllLc, Ore, -

Tw o years la te r they camt Tw in Falls, where he wai a schu bus driver. W hen the NorlluK t ra c t was opened he home.iiemii He was separated from his |ih wife and M arch 8, 1938. he mam* M ontle G riffith . They llvej G arm e tt and D ietrich before tag to Bellevue.

Surviving are h is widow, b* vue; a son, F redrick L. Wycli' S a c ra m ento, CiUlf.: six daiiihi,^

' T h e best time (o r parenta to p u t the cUidreh to bed li while tbey -itlU have the itreng th .

■MrsTTheodore Thoma.s. Haraitil- M rs. H. E. H atch, Bellevue; E lva Logsdon and Mrs. j R eich , both S acram en to ; Mii.'t wood Tinker, Jerom e, and lt| M a rtin Burks, Dallas, Tex; | b ro th ers, W alter Wyckoll, ] com a. Wash., and Sam WjcH N am pa; three sisters, Mrs. I O tto Williamson, Jerome; D aisy Bakke, W hiting. la,, , M rs. Ada R u p ert, Paramos C alif.; 18 g randchildren and g rea t-g randch ild ren .

F u n era l services will be ]2 p jn . Friday In th e McOolit fu n e ra l chaptl, Hailey, by | D orlus, Bishop of the Hallej U w ard . Concluding r ite s will bt K In Bellevue cem etery. Prlendjti call a t the funeral home Wtte d ay evening, T h u rsd ay and 6 t il tta ie of services Friday.

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iL'PIt—Tlie s ta le a ssem bly of Ne- „vadu. a s ta te u h ic h h as legal RainblmR. has a p p ro v e d a bill which would o u tlaw b e ltin g on ihe IfiiKth of Us legislative ineetinRs.

Democrat A r t i e Valentine said h6 d id n 't vole because he had a dollar r id in g o n the out­come of the bill.

Deinncnu Ab R om eo con- fCAscd he voted a s a ln s t^ ih e bill bec:iijsc he ho p ed to win his bet wUh V alcn iine.

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r e s i d e n t , and Jam es Aler an dM e a d fo r s e r g e a n t « t a r n . ^ ...................... ......... _

John Lelnen reported th at th e cub Scout scc tlo n . H aro ld C arra- would be neJQ ai- n e x i Unlnn P o r i f u nnn,-,t Tirlll oc.

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S w"'Siv and Thomas Hovendon.K u r guests were L, L. H aem er,

■ liobert M o l d e n h a u e t A. N, jjaugban and George RoberLs,

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Scout Parley Set ^kjui’sday For MinidokaRUPERT. Feb. 21!-D isL ric t Scout

Exccutlyp Fred U in to n 'a n n o u n c e s th(* Minidoka d is tr ic t m eetin g and roundliiblcs will be h e ld a t 8 pm , Thursday a t th e W ashingtofi -school for a ll in sU lu U o n a l. repre- sentaiivcs. lead e rs and 'com m ittee­men.

Darwin T j’ler, a.ssLsLant d istrict commis.sioner, w ill c o n d u c t the

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Ben. Frank C hurch, D , Ida., to- t o said he had arranged a m eet- Ug for March 21 In •Washington between members o f a nationalmanagement -1 a b 0 r committee,established to prom ote the stam p.

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Theme of the design Is "The nucleus of craftsm anship — ap- pientlceililp,'*

Ctureh said WUIloms la a Blstkfoot Ugh school graduate, a puiTilB heart navy veteran of World la r n , and Pocatello rep - rtsentatlvo for th e bureau of op- prtntlceahlp of the U. 8, d ep a rt-’ ment of labor,

A preduet o( the apprenticeship tnMng system th ro u g h the U. S. nsn l ordnance p la n t and the Electrical Workers union, Pocatel­lo, Williams orig inated a design which was lued In I d a h o j s a decal to tmphislse the apprenticeship ijstenL

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Heath reports her son , marine Pfc. Jerry P. Bamea, la aerving w ith th» conununlcatlona electronlca

■icbool-battallon a t th e -S a n Diego marine corpa station .

way, Union P ac ific aR cn t. will a s ­sist in the d ev e lo p m e n t of ihe theme for M arch , " C u b Scout Railroaders,

Otis O rton . H e p b u rn , jossistant district com m issioner, w ill conduct the Doy S cout t ra ln ln p session, Thomo for M a rc h w ill be “Com pass A dventurlnR .”

Adult leaders a n d com m iltee- men for E xplorers a re u rg ed to a t lend the section to be d irec ted by Boyd StalllpRS. S p e c ia l topic for dlscus.sion will be th e regional Explorer e k c lc d d e le g a te confer­ence being h e ld in P o r tla n d . June 12-14 a t Reed college.

Each Explorer p o s t in th e regipn may send two dclogat«fi, Linton said, and p lan s fo r p ro m o tin g in­terest In the c o n fe ren ce a n d ways of financing lo ca l d e leg a tes will be dl.scussed.

Owen M cBride, d i s t r ic t commis­sioner. will c o n d u c t a m ee tin g for district co m m itteem en , w ith re­ports from o p e ra tin g comm ittefis and plans fo r co m in g e v e n ts to be discussed.

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•Mothers of th e R e lie f so c ie ty pre­sented m usicial n u m b e rs u n d e r the direction of M rs. M a rio n Pugm ire, accompanied by M rs, C l e m e n t Prince, a t th e L D S sacram en t service Sunday.

Bill Choules a n d R ic h a rd Dalton gave the p rayers. B ish o p Jaclc Al­len conducted th e m ee tin g . Tallcs were given by M rs. B elle M organ and Mrs. R. K . B e n d o rf .

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D o c U h '.s UM‘d lo p rid e t h e m ­s e lv e s oil h .iv in n "a Kood bed.sid»* m a n n e r ■■ if fyvver do to d a y , i t 's m a:iily bcnui.sc th e y ’re s im p iy lo o bu.sv a n d o v e r w o rk ^ .

T h e avri:at:)‘ p .u icn i iiow c o ii- s u ll.s hi.s phv .sician live t im e s i y e a r , , , A bout (i6 per c e n t <■! corusu lta tion .s ta k e p lace in t h e d o c t o r ’s r if ic p , 10 per c e n t a c e h o m e ciili.s, th e o th e rs a re ho .s- p i t a l vi.siLs o r t*'li-phone ca lls .

W h a t I'i th e R reaicst p r o b h 'm m a n k l iu l fa c rs . . . M any s c i r n - tlstxs f(‘cl 11 Lsn’t th e a tom b o m b b u t tlu* In iin an b ir th bom b: H ow t h e w orld c a n ('*od th e 100,000 n r w i n f a n t nnm lh.s t h a t open fo r fo o d e a c h day,

W o m n i \m I1 t i v a n y th in g t o b " - c o m e moro jrlanioroiLs . . . C le o ­p a t r a of E ^ y p i. soeklng w a y s p p o s tp o n e rho ravaRo.s o f a p e . i n ­v e n te d a b(‘a \i ty salvf! m a d e of f la m in K o R izza rds g round u p in h e n fa t.

B u t M arle n e D ie tric h . a s k e d w h a t m auic ( r e a m was re s p o n s i ­b le fo r h er lovely, y o u th fu l c o m ­p le x io n .said. "N o n e —Ju st p l e n ty o f .^oap an d w a te r ." B u i t r y a n d t e l l th a t to y o u r wife!

O u r (|i;o tab le n o tab les ; , " T h e s w iv e l c lia lr h a s ru in ed m o re m e n

ihaji chorus g irls or U guor.’'r -F i- orollo H. La G u ard ia . (

Is Jprrv Lewis A m erica’s c lean- e.st coinedian? . . . HLs h o m e in Hollyv^'ood has 17 baths, j

Rare p a re n ta l priv ilege: Only; 'sbc (aa^ers in U. S. h is to ry havo i lived to see th e i r 's o n s become I teniuus of the W hite H o u se . . , !The latc.^it is ex-Amba-s-sador J o ­seph P, K en n ed y . . . T h e oiiicr

; fiye.s were the fa th e rs o f Prc.si- 'dent.s Jo h n Q uincy A dam s. M il-i l lw d Fillmore. U . S. G rar^ t. War - ^ ren G. H ard ing a n d C a lv in Cool- ld«(‘

If you like a g irl "five foo t two jwi th eyes of b lue," you'<l beiip r j m arry one soon . . . T he su p p ly cf ! short nirLs. no m a tte r w h a l to lo r j 1 their eves. Is g e ttin g s h o r te r caclii [year . , . By th e year 2.000. it :e.stimated. 30 p e r cent o f A m rr- lean cu Ls will be five fee t six or i hichrr,I Planning to se ll your h o m f» . . , Some real e s ta te m en say you can pet \x\, to 12 p e r ce n t m o re If you paint It first.

Medicine m arc h e s on: T h is tt^as a cure for deafnr.ss prescribed in the 13lh ct*ntiir\ “Find a liVe lion, hold Its riijiH 'e a r over y o u r ailing ear lout; t-noUKh lo say . •Hp'.vr. by ih i' ’hv'.;>,i uuds a n d th e •keen virtue of a lio n s hearlnj^!” ’

Most ihouRht^u! jviiients d e c id ­ed they preftTK'd the d isease to ih»* remedy.

Oil LS still w lier c you find i t . . . SonuMiiaes m oney isn’t as im - jx*!'tanl (Ls h ick In d w o v erin g new peiroleuiii sourcc.s . Exam ple:38 of the '3 9 dcepcsi wells ever drilled ended as diy holes.

Qinixs from our contem poraries; "Mo.st foods tlia i mell in your m i'iiih .solidify a round your w aist."- Catholic D igest.

lUood lraii.sfiLsi(m.s are re la tiv e ­ly new . . . Medu-al Journals t e - j j pnn only two In the Civil w ar . . . \ ' i And none a ttifn ip icd during thp|*> Spanish AnuTU'jui vv.ir m ore t h a n j j 30 years lulcr. . I

.S u rv iv a ^ ^ ip : If you o re ever ■pursued, by a grizzly b e a r, d on 't try to o u tru n ^ h lm -sh ln n y up the neare.st ta ll tre e ami wi^ l lor b e t­ter days . . . The ad in t pn?./,ly'.s claw.s a r e n 't well ndaj^ted U) tree cllmbhig.

Vhis Is t h e masl sinc<“re year we’ve had in a lonu time . , . l \ i i n 1061 uikside down and it s ti ll reads -1901,

F IN E D OVER M IR R O RB U H L , ‘Feb. 22- C l y d e A llred .

B u h l, w as fined $1 p lu s costs M o n ­day by Justice of the Peace W il­liam Nungest^jr for falUnR to h a v e a r ig h t h an d mirror o n hi.s p ick u p tru c k . He was citcd b y S late P a ­tro lm a n F rank Mogen.spn.

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MAN W HO CAST IwdULD George Washington could have had any­

th ing he wanted a t the end of the Revolu­tionary war, up to and. including the title of king. Such was the esteem and venera­tion In which he was held by Americans.■ Even as duly elected president, W ashing­ton could easily have usuiped great powers and" set the United States on a course di­rectly opposite from that which It has taken. He might well have continued In office un­til his death and set a pattern of self-per- petuatlon for his successors.

W ith a bad first president as a model, it Is conceivable th a t future administration change-overis mlg;ht have become the palace

-revolutlon-type-so'fam lllar^m iraiiy 'co 'an- trles. We now have a constitutional am end­m ent limiting presidents to two terms. Many feel It Is unnecessary and even unwise. But had Washington not established 'this tra ­dition, as well as the tradition of devotion to self-government under law, there may have been no constitution left a t all.

W ashlngion-set a standard of leadership, not only for presidents bu t for all public officials, th a t has played.no small p a rt in making..thls..Country:What i t Is today, That the Ideal of democracy on which the nation was founded has survived and grown, how­ever haltingly, for 172 years is testimony to the Impetus and direction given to It by Washington.-W hy-dliW ashington shy away from pow-

TUCKER'S NATIONAL

W H I R L I G L GW ABHING TON -A lm oat e v e ry Im p o rtan t ad m in .

Istrntlon leg la la tlv t proposal la e n d iu S ^ re d -b y tin in creaaln g ly -b ltte r clash between th e c lty-consi an il the la rm -p rw lu c e r factions o n capltol h i ll . In a n unpreceden ted m anner, It c ro s s e s p a rty lin es and loyalties. ■>'

The ru ra l rep resen ta tlve j ot t h e M iddle W est and South com pla in t h a t Uie K ennedy a d m in is tra t io n Is

a "clty-(ellers".r.eg lm e.' A lm ost ev- !*f! ery one of th e P residen t's m ajo r ' ' appointments, t .h ey m ain tain ,, rep ­

resents m u n ic ip a l In terests and constituents. - T h e y . ;a r e specially, worried' over ' t h e num ber o f a c a ­demic figures I n h is o ffic ia l ' pn- tourage.'

Almost every m easu re proposed by the W hite H o u se , they Insist, Is designed to p ro v id e fin an c ia l a ' slstance to m e tro p o lita n areas.

HirTuekir They also n o te t h a t n o ag ricu ltu re program fo r solving or a lle v ia tin g th e ir problem s has yet b een subm itted to c o n g re ss .

RURAL B E S E N T M E N T S -T he f a rm bloc, w hich h as dom inated congress to Its o w n ad v an tag e for mony years, does not seem to rec o g n iz e th at P re s i­den t K ennedy’s Immediate c o n c e r n w ith re lie f for IndiKtrlal a re a s Is necessary a n d Inev itab le . H e has promised to produce a farm p r o g r a m . later In the session.

For tile, -nom ent, however, I t I s th e large and small cltr?s, a s well as their b o o m in g suburbs—boom ­in g In p opu lation but not in p ro s p e r i ty —w here the recession h as h a d Its seyerest I m p a c t , c rea tin g , as Labor S ec re ta ry A rthur J, G o ld b e rg reported a fte r h is recent 2,300-mllo survey, th e w o rs t h a rd sh ip s .

The ru ra l re se n tm e n t li no t c o n f in e d only . to the Middle W est, w h ich generally v o te d R epublican and where the In sp ira tio n lor revo lt m ig h t be s e t down a s political. I t ex tend! through t h e South, a n d In W a l t i r e d T i ^ a r o f M vefal In d u slrT a l s ta les I n the Northeast.

FEAR O F LA B O R ’S POWER— A lm ost every ad ­m in istra tion m easure , the farm b lo c contends, will increase th e i r tax es and the c o s t s of things they buy w ithout a d d in g a cent to t h e i r Income.

In this c a te g o ry they list p ro p o sa ls to Increase the m inim um h o u rly wage, to e i t e n d th e ' period o f u n ­employm ent com pensation, to a i d depressed a reas, to inaugura te a m edical h ea lth p l a n tied to social security, an d , th e expansion "o f p u b lic works and foreign a id . "n ie se form the s p e a r p o in t of P re s i­d e n t K ennedy’s a tta c k on the rec e s s io n .

The .J a rm . B r s u ^ l s p u t lc u la r ly upse t o v e r the fa c t th a t ' In i t s opinion; o rg an ized labor will enjoy too great' a n Influence In an a d m in is tra t io n w hich I t helped to e lec t, and which m o s t farm s ta te s op­posed. I t Is th e agricultural a r e a s which generally

er pnd self-aggrandizem ent? O ther leadfers in history,"m en more brillianit th an h e , have, s ta rted w ith Idealism and ended in despo­tism. Some have begun In devotion to their

^people and ended with the conviction th a t they alone were qualified to nrier-

Washlngton himself would have answered th a t he did not desire to rule over men. He was a country gentleman, an agriculturist, a student of gracious living in the fullest sense of the word.

But th a t much is self-evident. The real answer could not be given wit)hout a com­plete study of the Individual, his environ­ment and the influences th a t shaped his

Suffice It to say , that Washington was aware of the dangers mentioned above. U ke tl^e other great men who were his contem - poWries, ^ knew the world’s sad history of InJustice'Tmd oppression. They wrote Into the constitution as much of the wisdom that, could be distilled from thelr knowledge.

More Important, however, W ashington brought to Ms office a deep sense of re sp o n - slblllty toward the new nation In particular and the hum an race in general. -He pos­sessed the kind of humility only truly g reat men possess. He was. Indeed, the fa th e r of his country .^ '

RED CHINA IN T H E U. N.The specter of an old and vexing prob-— 1.1. ^ neuru bouic uuKKCauuivs umi, u i ik u '- • uibm *wi au

lem=-entry -of Gommunlst-Ghlna-lnto-the- -HrKUmTBudy of coHHtibiis alTfioNmpa^lhjitUir United Nations—again Is rearing its head to embarrass the United States.

Throughout the years o t ding-dong h a m ­mering by the Soviet Union to obtain m em ­bership for its powerful Aslan ally, the United States has been able to block th e ef­fo rt ' with the suppo^^of Its western allies, large and small.

r l f t . a r n QtiK.th e western powers has cojne. Great B rita in h a s Indicated that' it lilay vxrte for Red China's admission. That may, well bring

I aoout new *1g5Tfi3rafralr^y=ffBainst=the- way U. N. and possibly a new and searbh-., Ing look by the Kennedy adm inistration a t •far-reachlng‘U rs . policies in tH'e~PaciIic:r

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favor "righ t-L o-w ork '’ laws, a n d w h ic h the uniona expect p r e s id e n t Kennedy to t ry t o outlaw th ro u g h am endm ent to th e T aft-H ortley a c t .

• • •O PPO SIT IO N BUNS DEEP— R i g h t now the ru ra l

/ac tio n Is d ire c tin g Its fire a g a in s t th e m inim um wage bill.’ T h e house education a n d labor com m ittee, leaded by R ep . A dam u. Powell, H a r le m , h as given irlorlty to th is m easure, I t s t a r t e d hearings o n It

several days ago,.Homer L . BfU ikley, executive v ic e president o f the

N ational C o u n c il of Parm ers' co o p era tiv es , exp la ins w hy his o rg an iz a tio n opposes t h i s b ill and s im ila r p lans to so lv e m unicipal Ills: ,

"We w ere in th e forefront In ag ricu ltu re ’s suO' cesslul o p p o s itio n to efforts to r a i s e the m in im um wage to »I.2S a n h o u r last year. E x te n d in g coverage to retail a n d serv ice workers I n ru ra l areas ' will b ring ab o u t p e n e tra tio n ot t h e n m i l econom y by m ore ad m in is te re d pricing, w i th h ig h e r cash costs a s an added b u rd en to farm ers.

'Dntll f a n n e r s are organized s o t h a t th e y can control m a rk e tin g of their p ro d u c ts a n d pass o n ad' ditlonal costs , a s other b u s in e sse s do, they m ust continue to , a b s o r b th e continuing: Inflation gw ier- a ted In o u r in d u s tr ia l and c o m m e rc ia l centers.’'

(R e lM M d b y U eC lu r* N « * n p e p e r S ]rnd le« t«)

R E A L FINE ID E AP o t S h o ts ;

I d idn’t t h i ^ m u c h o f I t w hen som eone suggested f lp li)g tra ffic violators In trad ing s ta m p s , but th e m ore I th ink a b o u t It, th e m ore I like t h e Idea.

I n th e s e d^ys of In f la tio n , m oney doesn’t a p p e a r to m e a n a n y th in g to people. E asy come, easy go. B u t those t r a d in g s tam p s rep re se n t a lot ot p u rch ases , t im e an d effo rt In p a r t in g them In books. T h a t 's W j^Sg p e o p le w here I t will h u r t

I f I m a y be p e rm itte d to pun, I th in k I t 's a real fine idea!

N . O. Money (F iler)

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OUR B U L IE T IN BOARDW o n d e rin ' and M a d . W endell—

Anyway, y o u got It o f f your chest! Borry. b u t th ere Is n o p lace In '.his co m er fo r t h a t sort o f le tte r . How­ever, leel ( re e to t r e a t th e su b jec t th o ro u g h ly In the P u b lic Forum where I t w ould a p p e a r over your tru e n a m e . B ut Ju s t a word of cau tio n : I t would b e d iff icu lt, to say the l e a s t , to d e fe n d your p o ^ s l t lo n r - T h e e x tr a o u rr io u la f -a e t lv - Itles a re n o t com pulsory . T h a n k s , anyw ay.

• • •CANT DUCK IT

D e a r f o t Bhots:R ead "A v id R e a d e r ’s questions

o v er " T o p s " club a tten d an ce . Nope, a b se n c e doesn 't h e lp . I f we've g a in ed w e pay nex t t im e .

I t 's J u s t like any o th e r o rg an ­ization , w e have obU g atlo n s a t o th e r b la c e ra n rd c a n n o ta lw a y s a t ­t e n d " T o p s " on T u e sd a y s. Come see us. W e have lots o f g uests who usually J o in later.

A . M em ber(F iler)

P . S. I t would be a tem p tatio n so m etim es not to t e l l how m uch we g a in e d between ’T u esd ay s, b u t n o t good f o r our m o ra le , so we ad ­vertise I t l '

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G E N TLE M A N IN THE F O U R T H BO W

HOW T H IN G S APPEAR FROMP E G L E R ’S A N G L E

SEATTLE — W h e n D ave Beck left me a fte r a T ls lt of tw o houni In the Olym pic h o te l , I h ad strew n on the bed and o n to p of th e TV, the gist of a g re a t A m erican suc­cess story. .

There were rep ro d u c tio n s of orr ders on h is b ro k - ers to se ll securl- ties lor a total o f $308,109. T h e r e was a l i s t o f am ounts he sa id he had paid In federal I n c o m e taxes to r the years from 1M7 th rough 1056. T h is to ta l was $322,687.

As w e cha tted , the m an who n a a been em peror o f Wotbrcok Pciiir •the N orthwest a n d C a llto m la r a t ­tled off hli a m a z in g c u rre n t In­come. N o t b o astfu lly b u t w ith ob­vious sa tisfaction .

He Is now rec e iv in g tl.900 a manlh ren t f ro m one business building In S ea ttle a n d from K and L Distributors, a beverage com ­pany. U k e most S e a tt le firm s. K and L Is a t the m e rc y of the T eam ­sters union. H is so n . D ave, Jr., also u nder conv iction and sentence for lollowing In h i s .o ld m an 's foot­steps. w as one o f t h e owners ot K and L. by big D a v e 's Influence, K and L becam e r e g io n a l d istributor of a fam ous b ran d o f-b ee r.-

Big Dave has fo u r downtown S ea ttirT saH tm T T b ts g r in d in g for him; T h ey pay h im {3,000 a m onth. Another patch o ccu p ied by Travel Lodje, a motel, b r in g s h im $1,280 a m onth. About 46 y e a rs hence, the land w ill revert to h is es ta te . '

He owns a q u a r te r of th e land under th e Tropics m otel.

He g e ts 150,000 a y ea r a s presi­dent em eritus of t h e In te rn a tio n a l Brotherhood of T e a m s te rs .

• • •He trilled off i n hTs p ip ing voice

four o th e r real e s ta te . ren ta ls a t }1,0M, *810, $460 a n d $160 a m onth.

Although he Is d eposed an d J im ­my H offa was t h e u p s ta r t who bumped him, B eck revea led no m al­ice toward anyone. He expressed contem pt lor th e K en n ed y b ro th ­ers, Jack , now p re s id e n t of the USA, a n d his b r o th e r . Bobby, the attorney general, a n d lo r D ave Du- blnjky, the p e rp e tu a l president of the G arm en t W o rk e rs union and a henchm an of E le a n o r Roosevelt In iwlltlcs both a t h o m e an d over.

crawL H e 1s a p e rso n a l cap ita list. Actually, th e 'K en n e d y s b jraed u p p rac tica lly n o th in g on him. I h e In te rn al revenue— yes. And th e Kennedys took t h e glory.

His story was n o rto rlous before th e Kennedys e v e r crashed In to the scene which m a d e Jack p resi­den t and Bobby .p tto in e y t general, by Jack 's appo in tm en t.. Old Clare H o ffm an , a H epubll-

caq, Michigan coirgxessmSn, expos­ed both Beck a n d Hoffa long b e ­fore the K ennedys were publicly known. And B eck laughed, m ock- 'Ing me, a t disclosures th a t I w ro te long ago. .f

He was a regen t o f the state u n i­versity,. a m em ber of the S ea ttle olvll service Com m ission and, fo r two and o n e-h a lf years, a m em ­ber o t the ^ tate bo ard of paro le He m ade governors and senators. Chief Justice E a r l W arren, a p o ­litical sw itc h -h ltte r In C alifornia politics, owed h i s terms as gov­ernor to Beck a s m uch as to a n y o ther Individual. W a rre n was a s o r t of Republican. B e c k was tho s a m ^ sort.

Sen, and C3ov. Mon W algren. W ashington, a g r e a t "liberal" w as one of Beck's m e n . I asked B eck "W as Mon ever a bootlegger?"

"No," Dave s a id . "Never a boot­legger. B ut a po o l shark, He w as a hell of a m an w ith a pool cu e In his e,arly days. A hell o t a c ra p - shooter, too,-He is down In P a lm Springs, Now, h e can take lf 'f t tS y from here In,"

Sam Angloff, o f the P o st-In te lll- gencer, the reg io n a l political com - pendlim i, sold t h a t when Mon was governor Jie had a line pool tab le Installed In the executive maivslon In Olympia. I t w a s a line c rap s table, tob.

Angeloff had to ld me th a t fo r m onths he had p a rk e d his car o n a convenient unoccupied lot n e a r th e P I plant. By chance,-belng a n expert In tracing ' r j a l estate titles, he learned th a t th is patch w as Beck's, and ta u n te d Dave one d a y w ith thanks lo r th e free park ing space. Beck, In t h a t bosun's w histle pipe of his, cried o u t, " I t's accoun t of guys like you a guy like me c a n 't m ake a living th e s e days. Looklt all the quarters y o u ’ve been c h e a t­ing me out of,"

A fCT,days l a t e r the lot was In busin ess ' with t h e usual w hite s tripes on a b lac k to p pavem ent and bevelled c u rb s and a lit tle booth for a co llector, Angeloft s a id

“ I t h a t tnereaiter h e had often seen flesh Beck sitting on a wooden c ra te

pensively counting quarters, dimes and nickels hito a cloth sack,

J a m e s D, Bum s, th e a s sis tan t p ro secu tto g attorney , rec a lle d th a t so m eo n e th e n had caused conven­tio n a l police d ep a rtm en t s ig n s on posts to b e spotted a t cu rb s around D ave’s lo t, reading; “N o p a rk h ig a t taiy t im e ,"

A n g e lo ff m entioned th is to police h e a d q u a r te rs and th e s ig n s dis­a p p eared , T hey were n o t police signs. Nobody I m et q u ite knew who p u t th em u p near D av e Beck’s JflL ,J?ave denies all.

W h e n D ave ascended o ld - Dan T o b in ’s th ro n e on D a n ’s demise In 1952, D ave moved 8 m illio n dol­la rs f ro m W ashington to Seattle, He lik e d th e Seattle F i r s t N ationa l b an k a n d gave It a big piece o f this play. H e also sold th e b a n k a p a tc h o f la n d for fu tu re expansion of Its w orks.

T h e re was one p a p e r In th a t sh eaf h e le f t w ith me w h ich seem ed m o s t Im portan t of a ll to him.

I t w a s a pho tosta t of a check fiom th e treasurer of th e United S ta te s , d a ted Aug. 21.’ 1969: "Pay $34,662.52 to the o rd er o f Dave Beck, 16749 Shore d rive , Seattle

W a s h , ." w ith tlie words " ta x re­fu n d " In little letters a t th e le(t below.

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—T h e A PL-C IO h a s announced - th a t r -^ l ts -u n lo n s -n re ^ re p a r ln s to spur h o m e construction by sh if t­ing o n e billion • dollars o r ‘ more u n ion asse ts out of s to ck s and bonds In to middle Incom e home m ortgages .

G eo rg e M eany. A P L -C IO presi­den t, s a id p lans u nder w ay for a year a r e now about to be p u t into e ffec t. T h e federatio’h'*‘JifiS estab­lished Its own Investm ent d e p a rt­m e n t . to channel u n ion treasury, pen sio n an d welfare fu n d s into govern m en t-in su red h o m e m ort' gages.

M ean v said the m ove h as a th re e -fo ld aim , to p u t m oney Into a s a fe an d useful field t h a t will draw b e tte r in terest th a n govern­m en t bonds, to bring dow n home costs, a n d to encourage co n stru c­tion a n d th u s the e n tire economy.

V IS IT IN NAMPA O R C H A R D VALLEY. F eb . 2 2 -

M rs. F re d Peteriion a n d son . J e ­rom e, a n d Mr. and M rs. K irb y Hill a n d fam ily visited M r. a n a Mrs, Ed P e te rs o n an d fam ily, N am pa.

• VIEWS OF OTHERSAN IN V E S 'n O A T lO N

Attorney G e n e ra l Frank B e n s o n Is p lan n in g an­o ther Investig a tio n of Nampa s t a t e school. H is rea­son for th e p ro b e Isn't extactly c le a r . "~

This tim e, th e attorney g e n e ra l h a s a p p o in ted a Nam pa a tto rn e y , Bruce R obinson, as a sp ec ia l as­s is tan t to c o n d u c t th e In v estig a tio n . L ast su m m er, -B en so n 'h ired -ta rry -E y an s ,- B o ise ,- tO T itu d y -c o n d i­tions a t N a m p a sta te school—b u t th e public never learned w h a t, If anything, E v a n s lo u n d .

An Investig a tio n aimed a t Im p ro v in g conditions a t any in s t itu t io n could be h e lp f u l—If u n d e rtak en In the r ig h t sp ir it and co n d u c te d properly. W e've heard som e suggestions th a t m lg ih t make t o r an

Utah’s House Kills Ban on Trade Stamp

s a l t IJiKE .c m , Feb. 2J JT’The 'D ta h house of re p re se n t tlves disposed of two thorny w y este rday—scu ttlin g a bin t n T tra d in g s ta m p s an d passing , iSfor leglslaU ve reapporUonment

T h e v o te o n th e trading m easure w as 21 In favor, a n d one a b se n t. '

T h e reapportionm ent bill Increase h o u se membershln 64 to 66 b y ad d in g two rD prese„r tlves to D av is county but woulj re ta in c u rr e n t senate membershn a t' 25. ’The vote was 3« to 2’> •

A bill to allow clgarcttes Vnd to. baccd to b e sold to 18-year-o|d, w«« killed by a vote ot u to u u th e se n a te w hich also resurrectw a bill to rem ove the 3,2 a lc o h o l iJ ^ c o n te n t lab e l from beer and senS It to the ho u se by a vdle of n

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The Bari of Home, British foreign secre­tary , In pledging his government’s support fo r seating of a Red Chinese delegation, sees It as a move necessitated by the in te rnation ­al situation. British thinlclng genenilly has been .that seating of a Peiping delegation is Inevitable, and Home's statem ent Is a re­flection of this attitude.

B ritain has diplomatic relations w ith Red j C hina but has voted—up to now—With the I U nited States and other western nations in I agreeing to pu t off discussion of the Issue

In th e General Assembly for fear th a t .such B— debate would harm the U. N.

Home, during a foreign affairs debate in parliam ent, said:

“The facts of International life require th a t China should be seated. I t would be

■quite ImMsslble to malce any substantial progress "With disarmament In her absence."

The Nationalist Chines? government of C hlah^ ' Kai-Stiei: n iisen Oll' l''ormosa Is a c h arte r member of ths U. N. and Is one of th e five perm anent members of the security ccmhcll. ^

W hat effect seating of Red China would have on Chlang’s membeoliijU a-difficult.

'"{o"prefflort>n9 thing Is certain;- The communist camp’s objective is to oust h im fronli the U.' N., or, a t least, to neu tra l­ize' hlB voice In Its decisions.

Britain's.hiove undoubtedly opens the door -fo r-m ora-natjons to follow litfr load. Japan 's

leaders, for Instance, w llO e under severe pressure to establish diplomatic reiatlolis an d greater trade .with Red China, n fact th a t m ay throw a mojikey wrench into u . S,-

, Ja p a n relations,W hatever tho Issue's course, i ts safe to

say th a t lots of midnight oil will he ijurncd In stote departm ent oJflccs as our diplomats

" booK' a‘ f i O U r s o U . S. interests In tho Pacific,

tlon.Among th e m a re these:]. n ie Investigation should be a n open one—^wlth

sworn testimony and publlo representatives present.]. I f an y accusa tions ac(,m ade, t h e accused should

b e allowed to face their a « lis e rs .3. I f b ad conditions are r e p o r te d , It s h o u ld be

clearly d e te rm in e d when such co n d itio n s < (x l» ted- last week o r 10 years ago.

4. Irre le v a n t a n d Irresponsible m a t te r s s h o u ld bs le lec ted —

6. ’rh e p u b lic should get a f a i r p ic tu re of w h a t . If anything, th e Investigation acco m p lish ed .

Investigator Robinson has a s k e d lo r assistance trom -legU ato r» r-ttnd -thaH s- a -g o o d ■ e lg n r-In -o th e r words, h e w a n ts Idahoans' e le c te d representatives to sea w ith h im how Nampa s t a t e school 1s being run.— M a n y -o f-u s-h a v e n o te d -co n tln u ln g -im p ro v em e n ls a t Nnmpa s ta t e school In r e c e n t years. Legislators have been ask ed to..make f u r t h e r Improvements possible In th e biennium ahead.

If som etW ug '.ls-no t right a t t h e tas tltu tlo n , the publlo h a s 'a r ig h t to know a b o u t It. T hat's a atop toward p u ttin g things right. I f n o th in g Is wrons, the public sho u ld know that.— N a m p a Free P ress.

YOU, TO O ,'C A N RAISE A D E LIN Q U EN TIf you. a s a p a ren t want to J o in th e parad e and

raise a de lin q u en t, there are c e r t a in rules to (ollQW. Frank B ra b a n t, an authority o n th e subject, who lectures a ro u n d tho country, r e c e n t ly listed them . ^^cre are a tew :

Prom In fancy onward give th e child everythtoi he wants, so t h a t he'll grow u p th in k in g the world owes'hlm a living. Don't give h im any sp iritual train* hi8. Avoid tile use of the w ord “wrong"—It may give him a g u ilt complex. Do everything fof- him, so that he 'll become accustomed to throw ing a l l re­sponsibility on to others. Qlve h im all th t tpend ln l money h e w an ts , and never Insist th a t he e a rn any of his own. S a tisfy his every crav ing |n d ie tu u il d e s ire -a f te r a ll, denial raay f ru s U a te him. T a k e hi) part ag a in st neighbors, te a c h e rs and- the police.

-Wlien-he -g e ts - ln tO T ta l'trmililF,- a tx )lg|[lr r i l? m y 1ll|i,‘ “1 never could do anything w ith h h n ." —Pella, low i, Chronicle.

CANADA'S EXAMPLE OF GRACIOUS OIVCSOCanada fu rn ish ed Ihe world a n example o f g ri-

Taklafiin th e Cnnadlun innclUnery n n d 'other equip* mcnt usM In budding an e m il lio n dollar hydro- cli'ctrlc p ro ject.

Gordon C hurchill, leader of t h e Conadian house ot commons. Journeyed to P a k is ta n to make th e p rc scntatlon. Ho handled It well. In s te a d of inakliin tjio seen; like charity. C h u rc h il l said:

We of th p W f6teriuvarld-&hQmd4n.<ucii-prttoUcfli y-aya mak(? recftmpcnfie to you o f th o East who hitvc pn.ssed on to us so much wladoni o v c r 'lh c c o n tu rie i"

Maybe I t’s corny but such expression.^ hnve a wny of m eaning m prc. t6 o llur pcoplc.s than o u r own col, war philosophy, often h in te d If not expressed, Of bargiilnlng for loyaltlee, C h u rc h il l pu t the tra n s .

• ' ' ' ' I 0 ' oqu»l a a a o c ln tlo n -a n u ltU n ati truth In free world a fla lrs .-T h e D en v er I’o st;

- 'flio-Indinnn plunibci' w ho was charged with disorderly conduct a t least was dllj XcrpnU Ho forgot hlmsolf,

In M a fic Valley), advance bUl* Ing. AU a t one special \o^ ratt Every sa le listed .In this Parm C a le n d ar for 10 days belori

FEBRUARY 23P e te Lanllni:

A d v ertisem en t February 2 0 > !l| A uctioneers: Harold K l a a s u j |

I rv ln Ellen

_____lEEBRUARY 23 AL ynn Andreason

A dvertisem ent, Feb. 20-21 A aoU oneen : John Wert A

J im Measersmlth

FEBRUARY 23R ay Freeman

A dvertisem ent, Feb. 20-21 A uctioneers: Gene Larsen >ad|

J o h n Edlnboroufh

F E J ^ R U A R Y 24 •C h rist Raat

A dvertisem ent, Feb. 22-2S A pciioneer: Lyle Masten

FEBRUARY 24D iok Long Estate

A dvertisem en t, Feb. 22-2J A ncU oneeri: Inrln Ellen h

J im Messersmlth

FEBRUARY 25D. E . an d D ali; Cole

A dvertisem ent, Feb. 23-24 A ncU oneers: Virgil M iritt »

.E a lp h WILi

FEBRUARY 2TW U liu n J . **Blir Miller

A dvertisem ent, Feb, Z4-23 A ao tio n eer; Hsrold Klaai

FEBRUARY 27Ja y Farmer

A dTcrtlsem ent, 23-24 A n c tlo n e e n : Gene Larsen t

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A dvertisem ent, Feb. 28 A nrH n n w rii 'l rv In Eller A

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A dvertisem ent, Feb. 2« A ncU oneeri Harold Klaai •

FEBRUARY 28E lb e rt O. Jones

A dvertisem ent, Feb, 2S A uctioneer*! K laai * KUU

FEBRUARY 28Com mDnlty AuoUon

Advertlsem eni. Feb. 26 _A uctioneers: Clyde Holden

Bill Estes

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A dvertlsem eni, Feb. 29 . A uctloneera; Irvin Ellen *«»

“ J im Messersnltli

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Winners of Essay Contest Receive ChecksTIM ES-NEW S, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO P A G B I ^

Scouts Feted ForRiclifield

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S co u t tro o p 54 u c j ,- M o!hod i.< i le llov \

S u iu la y oveiuii)j m ;in ro a i iD ii A lo md e p ic u n u C ub Soou'.s :CiU. \volf, bear. ;iiul Sc-oii:.\ niiulo by Mr. w a s fo iU iirt':! .

Mi'.s M c lv iu W v','. nuitlii'f. Mi.trio ilto III Ic rp ircT , cN riii|)!i(>m

ifrt. J . E. Hill, l.cft, newly Insta lled ch a irm an o f th e Tw in F a lls (hioterof Employ tlie Phyfllcally H andicapped com m lttce , p r e s e n t i

SchwelUer, center, Filer, a §25 chcck fo r w in n in g f ir s t In I f ' If- ^ ^ if if- H-

Filer Senior Writes Winning Essay on Handicapped Folks

Grtrgla S chw eitzer, F iler h ig h ■ - ■ ■jihMrMaiwrretelTetl b $26 chcck Ud a certldcato !or winning an m y contest sponsored by. the Twin M l! chapter of the Employ th( Physlwliy Hnndlcapped com- Blllee at the chap ter 's Tuesday meting fll Koto’s cnte.

Other essay contestan ts were Dime Lohr. also F iler high scliool, tecond, ffho received a $10 check;Karl Urban, Kimberly, third, and

tlie ch ap te r 's essay c o n te s t. D iane Lohr, r ip lit. a lso a Filer h igh school student, will receive a 510 check for second p lac e In the local contest. (Staff p h o to -en g rav in g )

. l io n "inbifl mention. All are higli iichool lentos.

Also at the Tuesday noon meet- Ing ,new ofncers uf th e chupler were Inalalled. Mrs. J. E. Hill was installed chairman of the group. OthetJ Installed are Vernon Hor- mer, Tice chairman, a n d Mrs. L. L. Ungdon, secretary.

Jo e Petct^, s ta te v o ca tio n a l r e -11 ahllltaT^iT counselor, a g u e s i a t the m eetinB, rep o rted o n th e work of th e reh ab ilita tio n c e n te r in BoLse.

M rs. Hill sa id th a t th e essay topic was “Jobs for th e H a n d ic a p ­ped ~ a C om m unity challenB e," n o tin g th a t the c o n te s t began J a n . 1 an d ended Feb.- 15. T h e sam e topic was ased th ro u g h o u t the n a t ion, she sa id .___ ______

Copies of the essays of Miss S chw eitzer. Miss L o h r and U rb an win be sen t to th e governor's com ­m ittee to be Judged a t th e M ay ■njeetlin' uf tllfe COnunlCleel

T he s ta te w inner, accord ing to Mr.s. HiU. win receive $100 a n d a trip to W ashington , D. C., to com ­pete In th e n a tio n a l c o n tes t o f the p re s id e n t’s com m ittee .

R. T. Kidwell Is Paid Last Honor

F u n eral services fo r R o lla n T. Kidwell were held W ed n esd ay a t the. Twiji _£allfi_m Q rtuarj^_chflpel w ith th e Rev. F ran k Schwel&slng officiating.

Soloist was Loren P a rm e r and o rganist was Mrs. S tan ley P h illip s .

P allbeorcrs were K e n n e th P a t­terson. Clinton K err, P au l P a t te r ­son, Mickcy Day, Ja ck L ong and Dale Patterson .

H onorary pallbearers w e re J . F rank Henry. Ardean P e te rso n and Eugene Krueger.

Concluding services were h e ld a t S unset MQtuorlal park .

-------- M m n u m m n r o T E DRU PER T. Feb. 22—H oliday F e rn

Barney 4070939, owned by T h o m n s E. Maberly. R upert, p ro d u ce d IS,- 699 pounds of milk an d 525 p o u n d s of b u tte rfa t in 321 days o n tw ice dally m ilking as a fo u r-y e a r-o ld .

Staff IncreasedBURLEY, F eb . 22 — The Cassia

county school b o a rd approved two additional p e rso n n e l fo r the Junior high school a n d h ig h school levels fiai.JniD roYed..educational guidance, and counseling to m ee t recom - m endntlons o f th e N orthw est Ac­crediting A sso c ia tio n , during a m eeting In th e c e n tr a l school o f­fice In th e c o u rth o u se Monday evening.

Tlie bo ard g r a n te d architect Paul K. E v an s. S a l t L ake City, an addition of tw o w eeks, u n til M arch 28. for open in g b ids o n the Albion school. T h e e le m e n ta ry school Is to have four room s.

FiNEn rnw parking.“ J e r o m e , Peb . 22—Je a n Sum- van, 26. Je ro m e, w as fin ed $5 T u es­day by Police J u d g e Fred Eber- h a rd t for p a rk in g In a n alley.

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BOISE, Feb . 32 Ifl - The lines were d raw n la s t nlght'betw een la ­bor o rg an ljn tlo n s and I irm ers on the so-called fa rm labor.“r lg h t-to - u’ork" bill pen d in g In the Idaho legislature.

T he con troversia l m tu u re has passed th e sen a te and Is now aw aiting f in a l action by the house.

Both s id es were represented a t public h e a rin g s before the house Industry a n d labor gommlttee.

H earings w ere conducted se p a r­ately for p roponen ts an(| oppon­ents o t th e bill.

Labor representatives sold the bill was d ra f te d Irom « Louisiana low w hich tn ey contend was a ''w eapon forged In the cotton fields" a n d waa "111 designed to m eet thp n eed s of the Idaho farm and labor Itself."

T hey sa id th e bill w u conceived by and p u t forw ard by the food processors.

Som e 60 fa rm ers and their rep­resen ta tiv es who appeared a t the h e a rin g co n ten d ed the bill was necessory to p ro tec t them In the ha rv es tin g a n d morltetlng of per­ishab le c rops.

M A G IC V A L L E Y R A D I O S C H E D U L E S

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H U 242 ( B d u c a U o n ) — A ulboriiinff #chool d i s t r ic t# t o m « k * c o n trw U f o r g r o u p I n s u ra n c e p la n * .

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14 .618 ,600 f r o m th e f le h *nd r * m e fund to t h e c o m m U * lo a f o r expiDie* i n th e n e x t b ie n n iu m .

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W A S m N O T O N . Feb, 2J' Ml — President K e n n e d y gave congres- alonal leaders a p r io r ity lljt o t 16 blll« y este rd ay w i th heavy em pha' als on h e lp in g th e unemployed. The D e m o cra tic lead e rs , Sen. Mike Manafleld, M o n ta n a ^ and House Speaker S a m R ay b u rn , Texas, promised s p e e d y ac tio n . M ansfield, a lte r c o n fe rr in g w ith the heads of m ajor s e n a te com m ittees, - said they will " s h o o t f o r consideration of all iiA jor b lU s b y Ju ly 31."

M ansfltid s a id n o t all of the Dem ocratic c h a i r m e n a re prepared to support a l l K e n n e d y 's proposals, b u t h e sa id t h e y a re "ready and willing" to m o v e th e m along for senat« ac tio n .

All sen ate D e m o c ra ts were sum ­m oned to a p a r t y cau cu s next M on­day to d isc u ss t h e K ennedy pro­gram . M a n sf ie ld sa id Vice P resi­dent L yndon B . J o h n s o n will p re ­side a t th e se ss io n .—Topping K e n n e d y 's list, as giv­en oiit a f te r t h e weekly W hite House c o n fe re n c e o f legislative leaders w ith th e ' P resident, were these m ea su res :

Em ergency e x te n s io n of u n em ­ployment co m p e n sa tio n .

M aking c h ild r e n of unemployed parents e lig ib le fo r federal-state aid.

Providing m o re lib eral social se ­curity b e n e fits a n d extending cov­erage.

Betting u p a p ro g ram of fed ­eral aid fo r economically de­pressed a re a s .

A dozen m o re m easures on a variety of s u b je c ts followed. W hile House P ress S e c re ta ry Pierre S a ­linger a t f i r s t sa id the 16 bills were listed i n o rd e r ot p riorityft new s coQiercncB th e govern uoi-c\* u i u t u » ui

t does n o t plan “tor th e m o^ b u t-^ la ter-he-sald ttli w ere-p rlo rlty -measures a n d sh o u ld be undertak ' en a t the e a r l ie s t opportunity.

Here a re t h e 12 o th er bills on K enneds> V 46-po ln t—UsU-________1_ P r lc e _ « u p p o r t_ a n d _ produottOll controls p ro g ra m fo r feed grains; raising th e $1 m inim um wage;

fe d e ra l a id to education; medical c a re to r th e aged under social s e c u r ity : a id fo r college educa t lo n ; aid fo r m edical education a n d resea rch ; federa l support lor ex p an sio n o f com m unity health facillU es;

E x ten sio n o f th e government r e o rg a n lja tlo n act; ratification ot U . S . a tfU lation w ith the organ. Iz a tlo n fo r economic cooperation a n d developm ent; creation ot 611 n e w federal Judgeships; establish­m e n t o t an office o t international t ra v e l; easing 'of restrictions on, t r a d e w ith iro n c u rta in countries.

Castleford Boy Is Talk Winner

F IL E R , Feb. 22—W a y n e W right, O astlefbrd . wbrftiii&t p la c c N ^ d a y even ing a t the so u th M agic Val­ley d istric t Puturp F a rm e rs of A m erica public sp e ak in g contfcst in F ile r .

R ic h a rd Owens, F i le r , waa sec­o n d place; Jerry J ^ e s . Tw in F a lls , th ird , and U o y d D o aon, K im berly , fourth.

W rig h t spoke o n surp luses; O w ens, tractors; J a m e s , a g ricu l­tu ra l business, and -long­h o rn ca ttle . W right w ill sp e ak a t t h e regional c o n te s t a t Eden, w here winners from e a s t an d n orth M agic Valley d is tr ic ta will com ­p ete . D a te for the reg io n a l con test h a s n o t been set.

"Winners of the re g io n a l will co m p ete for state h o n o r s a t C a ld ­well.

PTA MEET S E THANSEN, Feb. 22 — A special

Founrier'.s dav p ro irram w i l l ba

Mrs. G riffin , 76, P asses at Home at T.F.

Mrs, Julie A n n Q rlffln , 76, died a t about 8:(0 a .m . Tuesday in h e r home, 5 5 1 P o u rth avenue east.

She was b o rn Jan. -5, 1B84, a t Norton, Kans., ^ n d cam e to ' Tw in Palls county in 1811 w ith h e r late husband. E noch O rlffh i. from Coeur d'Alene. T h ey cam e to Tw in Falls with a w agon tra in en rou te to OalUomla, b iit^se ttled here In­s tead o t going o n to C aliforn ia .

They hom esteaded a farm next to Joslli) (leld. T h ey were m arried 58 years ago a n d her h u sband died in 1D33.

Surviving a re three sons. Lonnie G rlttln , Donald Q rlttln and G len. O ritlln . all T w ln-P alls; a brother, Jo h n Patrlcl: C onarty. K lam ath ■f^IIs, Ore.; a s is te r, M rs. W illiam s h n e jf , Norton; tour grandch ll- d rtii, and /o u r g reat;g randch lJ- drcn,

Funeral se tv lces will be h e ld at 11 a.m. Satuday In the W hite m or­tuary chapel by the Rev. E arl R id­dle, pastor of t h e Twin Falls F irst M ethodist church . Concluding rites wll be held In T w in P alls cem etery.

McLaughlin Says No to Job Offer

—MQHNTAIW-JJOMEr-J'eb^^M^tB —Robert M cLanghlln, unsuccess­fu l Democratic cand idate lo r U. S. senato r last Novem ber, h a s a n ­nounced that h e has declined a position In th e K ennedy adm in is­tra tion .

McLaughlin. In a teleg ram to Sen. Prank C h u rch , D., Ida., said committments in Idaho prom pted him to turn dow n the post o f as­sis tan t general counsel In th e post- ofllce departm ent. T h e Job pays $13,730 a year.

Mrs. Scott Paid Last Honor Here

F u n era l se rv ices tor M rs. M a r ­g a re t Louise S c o tt were h e ld W e.d- n esd ay a t th e White m o rtu a ry c h ap el w ith ' t h e Rev. Rny J a m e s a n d . the Rev. M artin T orrence of- f ic ia tln s.

Soloist was A nita Miller a n d o r ­g a n is t was M rs. Ray Jam es. '

P a llbearers were Vernon,' S t ro l - berg . Lloyd Shew m aker, Ivan S k in - n e r. Q. W. M iller, A1 l la n k in s a n d Leo C oates.

Concluding services were h e ld a t S u n se t M em oria l park.

F IG liT CO NTIM f d R IO DE JAfJEIRO, Brazil v

22.Lfl—Portuguese rebel Capt j , ' ' r lque Oalvao, leader ol ihe bjM th a t seized the liner Sani.% m . . , says th a t he will coMinii, k*' f ig h t ag a in st Portugal's P r ' A ntonio S a lata r.

Clothes TakenOrdell B y ing ton , 2Q64 K im b erly

ro ad , rep o rted the theft of a v a r- je ty of ciothhig from his a u to m o ­bile late T uesday 'even ing to T w in P a lls pollcc. T h e car was p a rk e d ' b eh ind th e M ilitary Inn. 157 W a s h ­ing to n s tre e t.

Stolen were a white sp o rt co a t, b row n u n ifo rm Jacket, two p a irs o f brown pants and a pair o f b lack p an ts , B y in g to n reported.

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W A SH IN G T O N , Feb. 22 WV-The ag ric u ltu re d e p a rtm e n t has report ed th e 1960 lam b crop totaled 21,' 323,000 head, o r one per cent more t h a n In 1959 an d 10 per cent above th e 1949-58 average.

T h e Iamb crop waa up three per c e n t in the 13 w estern sheep states.

P roduction by m a jo r producing s ta te s last y ea r an d the year be­fo re , respectively, Included: Mon­t a n a . 1,238.000 for 1960 and 1,201.- 000 for 1050; Idaho , 1,019,000 and

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Cool-Operation”'SAN P R A N C IS C O . Feb. 32 l.fl

—A d og 's heftrt h a i been re-- frlRerated to foui' degreea below iJero P tth ren h e li. then warmed up and tra a s p la n te d Into an­other doB succes6fully, tw'o medical resea rch e rs have re­ported,

' And w hole an im a ls have been cooled to the freezing point of water w iih o u t 111 ellect^ ,lhev said.' The e x p e rim e n ts were done a t the U n iversity of Oregon niedifnl school by Dr. Stanley W. Jftccb an d Dr. J . B. Dunphy. Tlioy rep o r ted th e results In a, paper b e fo re the Pacific Coa^t Surgical association .

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" ® , r S n l i y ‘’ = ' ? dS Bobtrt Smylle gave th e ir

, t t h e F riday evening S of the F lie r Grange, n.htv-nlne m en from M agic

i went to Boise l a i t W ednes- K rlght-to-w ork

[m »lth the governor. The m en L T d . Martin o n d W .M . C a r- ^ u jpokesmen to represent im H ey expressed hope t h a t "bill would be passed as w ritten .Ui«l' Dmke—ann o u n ced - th a t

iki Qnmge wUI serve the lunch a t UiiSWtae sale a t th e fairgrounds Ttmday. Orange women are ask - r i7 h a w their ple» there by 10

jw Joi KrepcllE opened th e tnmm with a poem entitled ■ A Wony?" Ja m e s Catterson, Tiia Palli, o t- th h e employment Mitlly ajency, presented a film oa Idaho’! migrant workers. T erry mlllM, ft P °^ ter of the T ^ 'ln

Mr, ind Mrs. Ed S h a rp and M r, OUnton Dougherty served

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Rites iTelcrf or Mrs. SorensonHEYBURN. Feb. 22 - Funeral

servlcea f o r Mrs. Am elia (Millie) Sorenson w e re l^old Saturday a f t ­ernoon nt th e H eybum LDS ward chapel w ith BU hop Stevens Heln- er o ffic ia ting .

Fam ily p ra y e r w as given by S e l- don S orenson. Invocatldfi vjsa o f­fered by F ^ a n k R avsten . Obituaj^ and re m a rk s were g iven by Bishop Heiner. S p e a k e rs w ere Bishop E l­m er H elner and B ishop Raymond Burch a n d the benediction was p ronounced by P a r le y Bailey.'- A solo w as-5ung b y Alfred TKax- ton. and a m ale q u a r te t consisting of U M a r OUen, G layde Wilcox. D onald H a n d y a n d D e s m o n d Welch. Rang. An o r? a n solo was presented b y M rs. LaPrlel Stod­dard . who also- p layed m editation music. A cco m p an is t for tl\p vocttl num bers w a s L und Christensen.

P a llb e a re rs 'w e re M erlyn Soren­son , Laurel S o ren so n , Scldon Sor­enson. Ned S orenson . G ary Soren­son and R u ase ll S orenson. PloriU arrangement.-? were under the d i­rection of th e f ir s t ward Relief society w i th MM. H arold 'K arate M rs. Louis S tlm pson and Mrs. Noel C roft In ch a rg e , assisted by g ran d d a u g h te rs J u lie Lund, Oayft Jeo n S orenson , R an e lle Thaxton, P a t S o renson an d Linda. G url.

L ast r ite s were h e ld a t the Riv­erside cem e tery w h ere M ilton Bair dedicated t h e grave.

Divorces ni Three Cases

Ju d g e T h e rn n W . W ard g ra n te d th re e divorce,? in Tw in FnlLs d is ­t r i c t coui't Tuesday . All were g ra n te d o n grounds of extre.m e c ru e lty ,

M rs . S h a rn ii Har.sliburgcr was g ra n te d a d ivorce Irom J . K irk H ars lib a rR cr. Slip rn rivc .s custody of th e m in o r ch ild ren , w ith s u p e r ­v ision of th e co u rl w to ch ild s u p p o rt rcq u lrc ’i i e i iu

Mra. V nndolla R, Ballord was d lvorecd fro m E d g ar P. B a lla rd S h e was aw ard ed custody of tho c o u p le ’s fo u r n ilm ir ch ildren a n d »26 m b n tlily .supp/ori for each ch ild .

O w en J. .Ari'nt \va.H graJited a divorce from Mr.';. Carol J. A ren t. T h e judge c o n firm ed a .separation agreem ent, e n ir r e d Into by th e co u p le on J a n . 26, i^nd res to red M rs. A rc n f s fo rm er n am e ot C aro l J . W ah l.

P la ln tl/f.s In each c.ise were r e p ­re se n ted by May nnd M ay, T w in P a l ls law firm .

M rs. -Nnoml M cClain filed a d i ­vorce suit In rw ln Palls d is tr ic t c o u r t Tue.«)ay a g a in s t V ernle M c ­C la in . He Li c h a rg e d w ith m e n ta l c ru e lty . *

T h e p e titio n s ta te .1 they , ^ 'c i 'e m a r r ie d on S ep t, 25, 1955, In K lm - tw rly and hnve o n e child . M rs M cC lain a s k s to r custody o f th e c h ild and $60 m o n th ly su p p o rt.

S h e 15, rep re se n te d by U b y d W ebb , of th e T w in Falls law firm o f R ay b o rn , R a y b o rn , R ayborn a n d W ebb . ,

SpringdaleNewsS P R IK O D A L E , Peb . 22 — M r. I

a n d M rs. L aw rence W ake an d f a m - ! lly , O rem , U ta h , visited th e ir so n a n d d a u g h te r - in - la w , Mr, an d M rs.!

, , , , J e r r y K. W ake, a n d h e r p a re n ts , 'H a ro ld ' IK ir^fr D r Jo n es.Harold HUrst. M a rc h a n t Is v is i t ­

in g h e r son an d d a u g h te r-in - la w , M r. an d Mrs. B u d Finley, S a l t L a k e City. T h e P ln ley s a re th e p a re n ts of a d a u g h te r b o rn V a l­e n tin e 's day.

President Blocks Addition to Military Club; Tip Received

. W ASH IROTOIS.' Feb. 22 iJ?i - President K en n ed y b locked the construction of a $200,000 a d d itio n to an o fficers ’ c lu b in E u ro p e , the White House re p o r ts , a f te r being Informed of t h e p ro je c t b y an unidentified w o m a n .

The purpose o f th e a c tio n waJ5 to conscfve U.S. d o lla rs a b ro ad .

The W h ite H o u se also Is h ives-

Fined a t RupertRU PER T. F e b . 22 - J o h ii R.

MooTc. 48. R u p e r t, fo rfeited a $25 bond m R u p e r t police co u rt M on­day for being d r u n k in a n a u to ­mobile.

Dnve K aiser. 57. R upert', wa.s f.nod $25 and c o s ts by Police Jud!4c George R ed fo rd F rid ay on a va­grancy' charge . In lieu o f the fine, Kal.ser u aerv lng five days m Jnll.

Robert E . T ra c y , 44, R u p e r t, for­feited a $25 b o n d in R.upert police court F r id a y f o r public in to x ic a ­tion.

tlgatinR Inform ation that other of- flcCT.s’ .clubs bought j ' j , 000 dozen EnpU.sh golf balls anemone ImiUloil boKlcs o f G erm an beer,

The P re .sldenfs pre.s.s .secretary, Pk'rre S a lin g e r, told reporters *‘a n A m erican lady In Europe" sen t n cablegram (o- K ennedy reporting plnn.s f o r the proposed ndclUlon to the o fficers ' club,

K ennedy got In tourh wKh Sec­retary o f Defense Robert S. M c­Nam ara. Salinger .said, and the project was dropped within two hour.s.

Tlie c a b le d tip grew out of K e n - nedy'.s new s conference M atement

T V MEN HONORKDVALLEY FORGE. Pa, Feb. 22

television and nidlo p e r- .soniiluies — Dave Gflrrov.fty a n d •Ariluir G odfrey — were rlted by frecdom i; foundation la.st n ig h t fo re x c fp tlo n a l pa trio tic deeds t h a t have m a d e "a defin ite contribution toward public understanding of the A m erican way of life,"

F IN E D AT BUHLBUHL, P e b . 23—R aym ond fiber-

re), Buhl, w a s flnRd .t2ft-plu.vrAsH-HtimfWll. ft j iiuov t/t — . ’--V.pill! Orange, accompanlcd O atte r- Tuesday by Police Ju d g e Bernard

S ta rr for b e in g In tox icated In a public p lace . H e w a s arresttd by C ity P a tro lm a n W esley AnnU ui>- o n a co m p la in t s ig n ed by Mrs. Otto Shropshire, m a n a g e r o t th e Btokes A partm ents here.“Liberty” Speech

Wins in Contest |Murt Day, speak ing on "T he '

piitl ol liberty," w on the b lu e It th e M onday evening ol tin I. B . P errlne T o ast-

lulm club at the Rogerson hotel. Eotot Stepinovlch won the cup

Of most Improved talk , "8n \all uiliiiss.'’ Other speakers w e r e tali'CbitT!, on "A key to su c - sj,’ 'u d Rex O ordner, on "S ow Improve our tax structure.'

Oirdner was toastm aster of th e nBlnj. J e r r y B a ltze r was In iiije ol table topics; Frank P o - mh; general evaluator; K en ild, Invocation; D onald Sommers,

liaer, and Kenneth Shew, jr» m - uetiin.

S Ten members of th e club w ill i j f l t - t o the..posltlon-of c lu b praentatlve to a d istric t m eet- g In Twin Falls ten tatively sl&tcd r March 18. ■

Club Reports on Losses for Week

Mn. W. a . R eppeto, losing six was best loser of the week

if^ U n rT O P S -lT iS ro f t “Pounds tnslblyl Nlx-On-Plx club, which Ml Tuesday a fte rn o o n In th e Wratlon Army build ing .■nit 41 members p re se n t lost 46

oundj, but gained lfl‘,4 pounds, “ fl«8« net loss of -2614 pounds, te th r lo ta l c h ap te r was (orined .HIS pounds. M em bers held a h ipen discussion of w eight prob- (nij.

Till ta u p-wlll host-ar-p«rty-f<><" bt Teen-TOPS a t 7:30 p.m; F r l- lay In the Salvation Arm y bulld-

a potluck d in n e r for th e iruibands

Salvation A rm y building, ■Jtenext tegular m eetin g wlU he iilti T u ‘ «'®y Ih th e*™i)n Army build ing .

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e r 's day observance will be held M o n d a y night by th e M urtaugh F ^ 'A w ith II potluck .supper to be s e rv e d a t 1 p.m. A b ir th d a y cake w il l be furnished a n d those a t ­t e n d in g are asked to b rin g th eir o w n tab le service.

M rs . Helen H en d erso n . Tw in F a l l s Juvenile o fficer, w ill be the gUGst speaker and sev era l group d a n c e numbers a re p lan n e d for t h e program .

Third Decisions. Parley Is Held

"F ra n ce a n d Western U nity” wat> the .subject of the third In a series of e ig h t discussions of the G re a t Decisions. 1961. proRiam held M o n ­day m o rn in g a t the hom e of M a r­gare t K nelper.

F lo rence S chultz led the discus-, J'lon. S u b je c t of the n e x t m eeting to be h e ld a t 0:45 a. m . M onday at th e K jie lp e r .home. 006 Sparks .itreet. will be "Japan, fu tu re of an ally, p a r tn e rs h ip or com petitloh a h e ad ? " M rs. John E. Rayes will lead th e discusslpn.

All In te re s te d persons are-Invited to a tte n d the meeilngs which are sponsored locally by th e Am erican A.ssoclatlon of University W omen. Twin F a lls coun ty chairm an is D r, V. E. W ilson.

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p a g e EIGH- .T IM E S -N E W S,, T W IN FA LLS, IDAHO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 2 , 1951

Mrs. Leo Urban Leads Study fo r Kimberly WSCS

' KIM BEBLY, F e b . 22 - M rs. Lrfio Urban p resen ted the lesson on prayer a t the F e b ru a ry m ee tin g o i (tie .W oman's S o c iety o f C h r l s t l in Service a t the F ir s t ' M e th o d is t church.

Mrs. Leslie L ow e, p res id en t, w as in charge of th e session. M rs. R o y D u r k rep o rted co rrespondehce from th e W esley fo u n d atio n s t a t ­ing th a t C lair S la u g h te r w as c h o ­sen president of th e fo u n d atio n a t the- University 'o f Idaho; . M i s s S laughter Is a m e m b e r of th e local church.

M rst-M arlon W a ll ou tlin ed th e M arch 21 se m in a r to be h e ld In Rupert as req u e s ted by M rs. G le n Parson, d istr ic t W SC S p res id e n t, Members p la n n in g to ‘ a 11 e n d should m ake ree e rv a tlo n j w i th M rs. Wall.

An Inv ita tion w as ex ten d ed to select a girl to a t t e n d th e schoo l of missions a t C aldw ell tTils s u m ­m er by MTs. S ta n le y A ndrew s. Olrla In te rested m ay secure a p ­plications from M rs. Lowe o r MrS. Wall.

An officers m ee tin g was p lan n e d to d l^ u ss the L e n ten lea, c o m ­m unity lu n ch eo n a n d o th er b u s i­ness.

Mrs. J . C. P o e asked tor a d d i ­tional Items for t h e Bro|j’se -N -B u y shop."M embers H aving f Friday, or S a tu rd a y are' assist M rs. Poe a t th e sho]

The new su p p ly o f rag rugs w1 displayed. M ore m a te ria l Is needi In preparing b a lls of s tr ip s fo r th i weaver.

Mrs. Lowe u rg ed m em bers to a t ­tend the two s tu d y courses n o w in session u n d e r th e dh-ectlon of ^ r s . Donald W h iteh ead .

The new coffee m aker w as d is ­played and o p e ra tin g In stru c tio n s were' given by M rs . D urk a n d M rs, Donald S o m ers .

Decorations fo r th e F ire p la ce room and w orsh ip cen ter w ere o r-

' ranged by M rs. K e i th B row n, M rs. M essersm lth an d M rs. U rban. H os­tesses vere M rs. Som ers a n d M rs, Brown.

Hostesses for th e M arch m ee tin g a t the church w ill be M rs. U rb a n and Mrs. Roy L a ttln . M rs. C a rl Stoltenburg wlU b e p rogram c h a ir ­m an.

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Girls Rehearse for Stake Gold and Green Ball

R eliearB lni a dance w hich w ill .h ig h lig h t th e floorshow d u r in g In term ission of th e T w hi F a lls stake I P S gold and green ball a t 9 p.m . F r id a y are, f ro m left, M a rs h a H askell, Sharon A nderson a n d Kay Sw enson. They a re th re e of n e a rly 100 girls who w ill be fe a tu re d In a n a ll-glrl's d an ce sequence d u r­in g th e floorihow w hich wlll begln a b o u t 10:30 p .m . Them e o f th e dance, to be held In th e s take- house, Is “The W o rld ’a n d M IA ." T h e re will be no adm ission c h a rg e a n d refreshm en ta w ill be served. (S ta ff photo-engraving)

Services Led by

KIN O HILL, F eb . 22 — T h e United P resb y terfan W om en w ere In charge of th e com m unity W o rld Day of P rayer services F r id a y a t th e U nited P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h here.

Mrs. N a th a n M ille r d irected th e service w ith th e p relu d e by M rs. B . I . B arnes. T h e call to w o rsh ip was given by M ra . A rth u r G re e r, M rs. K orl C a rn a h a n , a n d M rs. Ja c k Oralg. T a k in g p a r t In th e ro ll ca ll of tia tlons w e re Mrs'. C h a r le s FlnlByaon,- M rs., E lb ert L aw so n , M rs. Wesley F in k , M rs. M orle L a w ­son, M rs. Addle S m ith , M rs. M il­dred C a rn a h an a n d M rs. C ecil B ott. M rs. B a rn e s sang " F o rw a rd Through th e A ges," them e o f th e day.

Mrs. M artin , W oodw ard J re s e n t- , ed "W e come In glad c o m m it­m en t" an d M rs. M iller, W e com e In assurance a n d hope.” T h e b e n e ­diction was g iven b y th e E ev . R . I . Barnes.

M ^ VBRIDGE PLAYED

HAILEY, Peb. 22 -O rv lU e B o u l- den en te r ta in e d h e r bridge c lub la s t weefc P r iz e s w en t to M rs.

_ C larence A llred, M rs. H u n te r N el- ' son, M rs. P e te B row n a n d M rs.

0 . W. G a rd n e r. ______________

Marian Martin Pattern

District Meeting Held in T. F. by Rebekah Lodges

R eb ek ah lodges qf d is tr ic t No, 5, Includ ing Buhl No. 29, R u p e r t eve-' n lng S ta r No. 25, F ile r M iriam No. 86 an d T » ’to Falls P rim rose No. 76, m et S a tu rd a y n ig h t a f te r o- Jo in t p o tlu ck dinner w ith O dd Fellow lodges of the area.

A pproxim ately WO m em bers a t ­ten d e d th e session co nducted by d is tr ic t officers, M rs. Ada M ae

M rs. DareU ifr M cC rac fen , first vice ch a irm a n ; M rs. Viola Raines, second vice c h a irm a n , and M rs. C la ra A nder­son , secre ta ry -treasu re r.

G u ests Introduced a n d p resen ted co rsages were M rs. L odem a K ing, p re s id e n t of the R eb ek ah assem bly o f Id a h o ; Carolyn H apcock, a s ­sem bly secretary ; M rs. M ae C h a t- te r to n , d istric t dep u ty p res id en t; M rs. In e s H art, Ladles Auxiliary P a tr la c h s M llltonl d e p a rtm e n t co lo r bearer; Mrs. G arJ R idgew ay, LA P M d ep artm en t m usic ian ; M rs. W . O . W otts, p a s t assem bly arid p a s t lA R A president, a n d - M rs. M lth Clevenger, B urley , p a s t as­sem bly president lind co -ch a irm an o t th e U nited N a tio n s P ilgrim age c om m ittee .

M rs. E sther A rbogast, B urley, J u n i o r past LAPM d e p a rtm e n t p re s id e n t; Mrs, G ertru d e Blswell, )as t LAPM d ep artm en t p residen t; Sirs. H ild a Moffet. B u h l lodge dep­

u ty ; M rs. Imogens P ra t t , R u p e rt lodge deputy ; M ri. M in e rv a Lo­r a in . F i le r lodge deputy, a n d M rs. A lice Bowman, T w in F alls ' lodge dep u ty .

T h e welcome was given by M rs. A r th u r Sikes, noble g ran d of P r im ­ro se lodge, with th e resp o n se by M rs. W a rre n Stroud. M iriam lodge.

T h e flag was p re se n ted by the B u h l lodge. B tlm ulSthig lodge In* te re s t w as discussed by a pan e l of five M h-lam lodge m em bers. T h e B u h l lodge exem plified r itu a lis tic wofS7

tlo n to ho ld the 10«2 d is tr ic t m ee t­in g a t F iler. Now d is tr ic t officers a re M inerva Lora'lh, M rs. Doris

l b s . Anne B un d y an d M rs.

C H ID ^ O T E S PA R TY F IL E R Feb.' 22—A v a len tin e

p a r ty w as held F rid ay even ing a t th o hom o of M rs. W ay n e M olsee for m em bers o f th e N ejghborhood club.

Global Theme Is Used at Service

T h e^g lo b aH h em en v as 'em p n slzed ,ln th e W orld D ay of .Prayer s e rv ­ices F rid ay a t th e T w in Foils P re s ­b y te r ia n ch u rch . F 1 a g s o f th e U n ited N ntlons were d isp lay ed a n d a large Illum inated globe of .the world stood on the ch an ce l.

W om en from 11 churches of T w in F a lls Joined In the serv ice. T h e to ta l a tten d o n ce was well above average a n d a generous o f­fe r in g was received to be s e n t to

1 In te rd en o m in atio n al colleges In A sia an d Africa as well as to local m ig ra n t m in istry an d A m erican - In d la n s ..

M rs. C. H. K rengel, In h e r a d ­d ress , sa id th a t th e goal s e t for th o 1961 Day of P ray er m ee tin g s w a s a n a tte n d a n ce of twelve m il­lio n an d a n o ffe rin g ot $720,000,

U shers who appeared In co stu m e w e re M rs. G len n Voyles, In a n I n d ia n sa ri; M rs. G erald T u rn e r , In a cbstum e o f Haw aii; M rs. G le n n Fordyce. In Jap an ese dress, a n d M rs. P au l S tandley, L a t in A m erican costum e.

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Attorney SpeaksFor Civic Group

SH OSH ON E, F eb . 2 2 - A talk on public w elfa re was given by Pro secu tin g A tto rn ey H ow ard E, A dkh is a t the C iv ic club m ee tin g F r id a y a fte rn o o n . He ex p la ined s t a t e a id , fo r b p th p h lld ren an d Bged.

D u rin g th e b r ie f business m e e t­in g p lans were m ad e for ac tiv ity a t “th e F o u rth . D is tr ic t conven tion o f th o Id ah o F ^ e r a t e d W o m e n ’s c lu b to be h e ld h e re in A pril.

M rs. R . G. N e h e r was a p p o in ted to a rra n g e fo r a m eeting p lac e for t h e convention; M rs. Eddie T a n a k a w ill be In c h a rg e o t lu n ch eo n a r ­ran g em en ts ; M rs. Clyde H u g h es w ill h an d le reg is tra tio n , w ith M rs. - J .-H o w a rd -M a n n ln g -ln -c h a rg e -o f e n te r ta in m e n t. M rs. C harles G las- b y , president, m ad e the appoU it- m en ts .

A fter th e -m ee tin g Friday m em ­b e rs a tte n d e d W orld Day o t P ra y e r services.

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Year's Program Is Discussed by Tieighbors UnitP artia l p lan s .fo r th e y e a r were

com pleted a t th e re g u la r m eeting of the Royal N eighbor lodge Fri­d ay evening a t th e lO O P haJJ.

i t was decided to o rd e r ad d itio n ­a l cookbooks from th e Suprem e cam p and hose to sell to members as a waya a n d m ean s p ro je c t.

Yearbooks a n d envelopes fo r the no-bake sale w ere d is tr ib u te d by

Officers p ro tem w ere M rs. Chris Sims, Mrs. G race Laiibenhelm , M rs. B. Blggers, M rs. C la ra Koehl­e r and M rs. S tearn s .

T he b irth d ay cake, b ak ed and served by M rs. S te a rn s , honored M rs. Sims, M rs. K elm , M rs, H ar­m on and M rs. K oeh ler. T h o se hav­ing b irthday a n n iv e rsaries in the f irs t q u a rte r w ere p re se n te d cards from the lodge.

A brief p ro g ram w as presenled by M yrtle A nderson m ak in g the b irthdays of W a sh in g to n a n d Lin­coln.

Grace Sam ples, o racle , a n d W in­ifred W hitehead, vice o racle , se­lected two team s to o b ta in new. members d u rin g th e new “spot- h g h t” cam paign. T lie losing team will serve d in n er to the winning team the close o f the year,

T he white e le p h a n t g ift provided by Mrs, M ata V an B u re ji w as re-

Day"Announced Of Church Rite At K.H. Parley

• KING H ILL, Peb. 22 - T he new U n ited . P resb y te rian church will be dedicated a t 3 p jii. M arch la It was announced 0 the F ebruary m eellns of th e U nited P resby terian Women, 'b y Mrs. N ath an M iller.

Dr. W alton R oth. S a lt Lake City, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Cecil 6 o t t and Mrs, C, E. Spence were appoin ted to m ake coffee for the coffee h o u r, a fte r th e dedication.

Mrs. A rth u r G reer, p resident, conducted the business m eeting. M rs. M artin Woodward led the d e ­votions w ith Mrs. Charles F ln lay - son read in g the scrlpRires. Mrs, K arl A nderson accom panied group singing. R ep o rt wos m ade by M rs. K arl C a rn ah an , treasurer.

Tlie g ro u p dtscu.-i5ed purclia.slng a rubber m a t for the en tran ce way of the ch u rch . M rs. Ted Moore, M rs. K arl C a rn a h an and Mrs. B o tt were appo in ted to purchase cur- fS IH irfiirT liF 'choirT oom -and-s h a ll window In the church .

Mrs, J a c k Craig announced the women will serve a banquet M arch 4 a t the G lenns F erry city h a l l J o r th e C a ttlem en ’s association, Mrs, M artin W oodward w i l l be In chartte.

Mrs. M iller d istribu ted fellow­sh ip slips. M rs. W oodward showed th e group the b ra ss ' cross which

Social CalendarRUPERT — 'R iv e r Reelers will

dance a t 8:30 p.m. F riday a t the Pershing school with G erald H u rs t calling. Those a ttend ing a re asked ' lo bring covered dishes for a p o t­luck supper.

3{. if. >t.G tEN N S P E R R Y -T h e re will be

square dancing a t 8:30 p.m .-Frlday a t ilie Moose h a ll w ith M yron Bliss as caller. Those a tte n d in g are asked to bring sandw iches or dessert.

¥ V Newcomers club will m eet fo r

Chapter of OES Ljstsy is itorsa f Twin Falls Meet

M rs. Milton Schaefer, Halle.v, a s ­sociate grand m atron , an d M rs. E. p . Renlck. grand m arsh a l of the G ran d chapter of Id ah o , O rder of Eastern S tar, were am o n g visitors of’^Twin Palls c h ap te r No. 29 last week at the M asonic ie m p le . M rs. R obert Pence, worthy m atro n , p re ­sided over the mc'cting.

.T h e Initiation cerem ony wns presented under d irec tio n of K e n ­n e th Naylor, w orthy p a tro n , as-slst-

. led by Mrs. Vern R o u th . conduci- car('/) at. 7:45jp .m . T h u rsd ay a t th e cerem ony, an OEShome of Mrs. Charles B.'TJeym cr. by th e c a n d id a te 's g rea t-160 Seventh avenue n o rth . grandm other, was p resen ted to h e r

^ ^ ^ by Mrs. Schaefer.Golden Age club will m eet a t 7 o th e r visitors welcoriied were

p.m. F riday a t the DAV hall. Everyone Is asked lo bring tab le service and the women a re asked to bring cherry pie.

^ ^HANSEN — M ethodist W om an 's

Society of C h ristian fierv ioe-w lll m eet a t 2 p.m. T hu rsd ay a t th e home of Mrs. K enneth Naylor. A new study book. "Basic C h ristian Beliefs," will be Introduced by th e Rev. John Cross.

ifiS H O SH O N E -W om en’s M ission­

ary council will m eet a t io:30 a.m Thursday a t the home of M rs. C. D. Low to m ake clothing for miS'1 u , u In u . LOW w) in iK e c iu n u u B l u r lu i . t -

risf^Ty s .o n . r y - .p r o ,e c u .x u n c h e o .w l l l i .Theresa Rowe. T he cro.'is will be served by potluck. placed o n th e cojniiiunlon table~itt th e chancel of th e new church .

Refreshm ent.^ were served by Mrs. W oodward and Mrs. Addle Sm ith.

Day Marked by Fairfield Group

FA IR FIELD . Peb . 22—W orld D ay of P ray er was observed in the Com m unity church w ith tho them e of "A Sow er W en t F o rth ." T he program opened w lth -ft-p lan o -an d organ p relu d e by M rs. PraHk Cooke and M rs. M. L. Daniel.

Mrs. Loy Vansklke was the lea d ­er, Lonzo Baldw in led the singing. T h e Rev. and M rs. Roy D unagan sang "S peak My L ord" and Victor P lanansky sang “ I Gave My L ife for T hee.”

S peakers were E lm er Johnson , W ilfred Costella, W aUer Pearson . Mrs. G w ln n Rice an d M rs. l^ n z o Baldwin.

wV anskike, Mrs. H erbert S torry, M rs. C a rl Pay. liTlrs. M elvin’ Brooks and M rs. W illiam F rench. P rayers were g iven by the Rev. an d M rs. D unagan . Mrs. W alter Pearson , M rs. E a r l Pearson, Jack C lark , M rs, J o h n G asklll, Mrs. G w inn Rice, Rfra. M. L. D aniel, M rs. W il­fred C ostella. M argie Vanskike. M rs. K e i th S trom , M rs. V ictor P lanansky and Lon20 Baldwin.

ceived b y M rs. L. E. Evans.R efresh m en ts were served by

M rs. J . L.' S team s. M rs. Irene r ^ g e , S c a rle tt L a tin an d Mrs. W. D. S tearn s , chairm an.

The n e x t m eeting will be held M arch 3 w ith M rs. Anna B ranson, cha irm an , assisted by Mi*s. Susie P ra tt a n d M rs. O llie Howard.

^ ^ ^Get M ilk rep lacer for Calves

and lam bs a t Globe Feed. Adv.

Guests Feted by Camp Fire Girls

Sponsors an d m others w e r e guests a t the V alentine p a rty o f th e W akon-To-K a Trallseekerd' C am p P lre group a t th e hom e of M rs. Perry R. C arrel, leader.

The g irls an d th e guests played games p rep ared a t preceding m eet' Ings. M ichael M alberg, president, led group singing. R efreshm ents wer« p rep a re d -a n d -se rv e d by the. girls, assisted by Mrs. Carrel.

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Annual Event Is Marked by Film

Thom as W estbrook, gue.st sp eak ­er. showed Red Cross films and told of its work a t the a jinual din ner of the C ountry W om an’s club las t week a t the YWCA. M rs. H o r­ace T urner was program cha irm an .

azei M cintyre gi and Kay W ilkerson, Pocatello, played several selections on the harm onica an d guitar.

A brief business m eeting was conducted by M rs. B lrdella M c­Clain, p resident. Com m ittee for the dinner was M rs. Nora Lewis, M rs. Lawrence B ird and M rs. C. E. Clark.

Mrs. Loren M iller will be hostess for the M arch 15 m eeting.

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Book ReviewedSHOSHONE, Feb. 22—A review

of the book, •T h e Ugly A m erican was given by M rs. Rex G olsbrough at, the M others circle m eeting F r i ­day afternoon

The m eeting was held a t the home of Mrs. P ian k Bayllss. M rs, R . A.. B a u m a n n -c o n d u c te d '- th e business session.

M rs. W a tts reported on th e Hom e on th e H ill at Caldw ell. Assembly o fficers p re s e n t^ m essages an d co n d u cted a question period .

T h e B u h l lodge received th e a t ­ten d a n c e banner. A d ish towel ah o w er waa held fo r th o hom e a t Caldw ell. Mrs. K in g w as p resen ted th e tow els by Mrs., P uddy , d istric t.•oh alrm an of t ^ p « l ^ I n l l j

K ^ & f t t m i e t T v m ii r ? i r a B in in 7 r t - M r r a n d

Named WinnerA . E. DUworth, H ansen , was chosen fo r th e B etty C rocker a w a rd for 1001 H om em aker of Tom m ow torH an sen-h lgh-aohoo li------ ----------------. By receiving th e h ighest score Ih a w ritten exam ination on hom e- m ak in g knowledge and "a ttitu d e s tak e n by g rad u a tin g sen ior girls i n h e r school, sh e became a can ­d id a te for th e 'S t a t e H om em aker o f 'T o m o rro w a w a r d to be a n ­nounced In M arch .

Care o f Your Children, By ANGELO PATRI

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e u n -« o o p e d a h e a th tak es a c a rd i­g an fo r o lty co veragel S ew ing is b e jln n e r-e a a y In checka, p r in t, or new h i g b - v o l t w co lo rj — cotton o r linen .

P r in te d P a t t e r n 9390: Misses' bIi U 13, » , 10. 18, 20. B lio lo .o u t-

-^ U -ta k e s-i-y fL rd * aOi lnch, Bond JO c e n ta - (c o in s ) fo r this n a t t o r n bi1<1 1® " ' 1 ^ ®“ch m t t e m ' f o r . f lr« t-o lai» m ailing. Bend to M a r lW M artin , T lm es- NeWB. P a t te r n D ep t., 232 \Veat l e th k . N ew Y o rk i l . N . Y. P r in t p lain ly n a m e , ■ddresa w i th lone, JlW a n d s t y l e num lxir. -T ilO O -F aa b lo n .n n a i) — th e best, n iw U t. m o s t , b eau tifu l P rin ted S a tte rM fo r S p rln g -S u m m c r. 1081, Bea (h im *U In o u r b ran d -n ew

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S om e parents f in d t h a t th e public school th e ir c h ild ren a t ­ten d does not, o ffe r a course th ey w ould like their ch ild ren , to tak e , or does not offer i t In su ftlc ie n t len g th o r depth s o they f in d a teach e r to give th e c h ild ren th e In struction they deiU-e. T h is m ay be religious, music, danc ing , a r t —a ll good, all cu ltu ral in th e ir in ­fluence.

T h e modem school m akes m an y d em ands on the c h ild ren 's tim e,’i Tter nM ii'Tiiif liTm w j ' f l r t i i -t ii wover duties th o t w ere once recog­nized as outside echool's lim its. D istributing m ilk, a n d c ro c la rs , collecting the. m oney an d keeping ' accounts, collecting honk m oney an d keeping the account, doing

ju n io r Red Cross wo'rk; on a n d on , s o ^ I ia t ’X IlW ^n^W m lla-b^)•B )lock- ed to know hoV b rie f Is. th e tim e th e teocher cart devote to teiich- Ing. And. don 't forget tlie bus. T lie d river 's schedule seem s m ore im ­p o r ta n t than the teach e r's tim e for teaching., T h is pushes s tu d y , Into the hom es,-m ore-aiid-m orer-^— — —

'T a k e you)t read e r hom e and hove m other h ea r you read th is story." ' /

T lie older ch ild ren have a very full day; ntudy, vjork, Uie team , tho glee club, the d ranm tlc club, th o school, paper, tho 0 . o „ th e dances,,tho school play, the nctlv- Itles a rc einllcsii. T h e tlay Is long, espeoltilly lor ■ tlie bus chlUlren who m ust rise early a n i l ' a fte r n ong ride around the town, ge l

n o u n IB Ulna fo r t i n evnnlng

m eaL Any ch ild faced w ith the m o d em school day Is weary by the e n d of it. B u t those special les­sons?

A good child, a girl of a b o u t 13 sa id , "Oh, I h av e lo go f o r my d an ce lesson. I wish sh e ’d fall d ead ."

"Caroline. How can y o u say auch a tiling?"

"Oh, I know. I ’ve n o th in g a g a in s t her. B u t I ’m d ead tired an d don’t have a bit of d a n c e In

A n d th n rn 'i i t l i n l - p n r t . , T h n v .to learn for th e play tom orrow ."

Such program s are too m uch. A nd tpey a r e ;n o t p ro fitab le be­cause a fatigued body m ea n s a closed mind an d th a t m eans scan t learning. T he special lessons are f in e but time sh au ld bo n rran g ed

JUST 3 MORE DAYS TO GO! L ’HERISSON’S BIG STOREWIDE

Positively Ends Saturday Night!

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M rs, Beuhla Long, p a s t m atron .S ilver Star c h ap te r No. 643, H n rd u - vllle. III,; Mrs. M arg a re t M cCall,Centerville ch ap te r No. 230, C en ­terville; la., and m em bers from B uhl, Hagermnn and M agic c h a p ­te r No. 82„ In tro d u ced , were the recently Installed p res id en ts of Amigo S tar club. M rs, H erm an G rabert, and Past M a tro n s club,Mrs. Ltona H ann.

An Invitation was rend from R u ­p e rt chapter No. 39 to a tte n d th e ir 50th anniversary m eetin g M arch 0.Friendship n ig h t Inv ita tions were received from Filer, M arch 1; B uhl,M arch 2; Amerlcon P alls , M arch 1, and Albion, March_16,

M emtera' w tre ^ v e r i a ' valehlTne from the worthy m atro n an d p a ­tron . A th o u g h t f ro m -th e -l lfe -o f- j— B 0 R [ a ; y . ^ e b ^ 2 = -B „rban

Red Cross Talk Highlights Meet

’Thom as W estbrook, icllinj the Am erican Red Cross, na., „„ sp eak e r a t Ihe'Pebruar.v of th e H ighland View ciiiii j i ',:* hom e of Mrs. Jessie Dnvi.',

M embers answ ered roll call «|,k a February topic. .Mrs. Oleii d-,.," was a visitor. “

Notes were read Irom ihe df.i d r ti i 's hom e In Boise ihaiikmi; ii,i club for a b arrel of iru ii and C h ristm as gift. - ‘

M rs. F red W annian recrivM i|,, club prize. T he next nioctiu; i,|, be held M arch 1 a t Uie liome ic M rs. A nna D rury.

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Shoshone Clubs .List Cdrdi^eets

SHOSHONE. Feb, 22 . M arg a re t H addock was hoMps's t« h e r bridge club Tliur.sJnv iim n , 7:30 dessert was serve j. Mr.s T h o m as was a gucsi. ^. P rizes w ent to Mrs. A.

M rs . M a n s C o fftn a n d Mrs-Tliom;’as.

M rs. W. H. M urphy was liosiesi to DLMO Bridge club Trltlay ai i 7:30 p.m. .salad, Mr.s. R, c; 'SHie: an d M rs, M ans Coffin w{fc siietLs P rizes w ent to E , L, G om rs. sirs J o h n Thom as an d Mr.s, Nplicr

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Abraham Lincoln w as given by Naylor.

M rs, Renlck w as c h a irm a n of the refreshm ent com m ittee , a ssis t­ed by Mrs. Vernon R iddle, M rs. D uncan M unn, M rs. E d n a S m ith , M rs. Loren Nelson, M rs. E. R . Sparkm an, LlUle S p a rk m a n a n d M rs. W alter W lrschtog.

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New Member Is Greeted-by-Club

Mrs, Jam es W hite w as welcomed 05 a new m em ber w hen th e G ood­will club m et recen tly a t th e hom e of M is. M ae M eader.

Roll call was answ ered by "M y hobby and how It b egan ." M rs. Lloyd Kelly p resen ted m em bers w ith valentine favors. T h e lay e tte for a needy m o th e r waa com pleted. T he white e lep h an t g ift was re ­ceived by Mrs. Ja ck A tkinson.

T he an n u a l club a n n iv e rsary irty -w a« -p lan n (i4 -fn r M arrh Ifl

iit the YWCA.Mrs. G ene H am ilton , p ro g ram

chairm an, in troduced M rs. S h e r­m an Day, who gove a d e m o n s tra ­tion on covering shoes.

ifi ifi ifi DATES OBSERVED

HAZKLTON, Feb. 22 — M r. an d M rs. Kenneth C ro thers e n te r ta in e d a t dinner recen tly h o n o rin g th e birthday ann iversaries of th e ir son, Alan C rothers, a n d h is m o th ­er, Mrs. D elbert C ro th ers , Jerom e.

READ TIM ES-N EW S W AN T ADS

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Transfer Noted A t Hurley Meet

H arkness was tran sferred from the Juvenile «to th e ad u lt cnmp of the R oyal Neighbors of America dur­ing ILs m eeting rcfcnlly At il lO O F halL

T h e group decided to have the f ir s t m eeting of the month as business session and the second m eeting as a social meeting,

M em bers also decided to have secre t sisters fo r the coming year a n d -a n y o n e In terested in havinj one should c o n ta c t’Mrs. Carl Les- lie. o ra c l^ '

P lan s were dlscu.wed for. the convention to be held In May uH ansen . -------

R efresh m en ts were served bj M rs. H ow ard M arsden and M/j, I n a Reese.

M RS. FETEDBUHL. Feb. 22—Mr.v Ola Tyler

w as feted w ith a blrtliday annj. versary p a rty la s t week at the hom e of M rs. J o h n Rhoads. A gilt

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a fte rn o o n was sp e n t socially.

HEATEDCONCRETE

Colonial Concrefe Phone RE 3-5500Anywhere— Anytime

REDUCTIONS UP TO .

- U y iN G R0 0 M F U R N IT U R EAll k inds . . . all ty p es . . . including occasional pieces.

DINING ROOM FURNITUREC om ple te sets, open p i e c e s ^ . . as well a s M^fal D inettes

BEDROOM FURNITUREC om ple te sots . . . o p en stock groupings . . , nice selection

Including Our Maple Shop

JUVENILE FURNITURECLOSE OUT PRICES on j f w e stock for th e tiny ones.

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possible to a rra n g e wllh th e head of th e 'sch o o l for . time o u t for a special lesson? Some lessening of th e dally program sliould be m ade If any good com e out of It fo r the (Jilldren concerned.

There seenis id b e 'a g rea t dealt m oro-o f-preaauro-on-todR y’-fl-chlK droti th an Is Justified by th o re ­sults. This is som ething fo r j ) a r - c n ts and tcachcrs tO/study. '

(^eleaK^I l-y The ilrll SKtullciHf,

Frederickson'sF r o ih C a r m o l - N u t C o r n

Corner o f 2nd S lrect and 3rd Avenue E a ii

LINOLEUM•Entire Stock at Close-Out Prices on Inlaid Linoleum!

-SPRIMeS NEWESTSILHOUETTE . . . THE, WELL­SHAPED WALKING SUIT

-b.v-KAY .i^cQQWELL. . .

$29.95,WckQinii..N iiwj i^ t l ie .p rc t ty - .« t t lk ln g -a u l tJ h n U s ° l« wherever you go th is sp rin g . T h o Jack e t h as big patC" pockcta, choirboy collar. S k i r t Is allnimcd to a meticulously ta ilo red In th e In im itab le K ay McDowei m aiuicr. I n green , bolge o r lllao, Blzes 9 to IS.

SINCE 1908

EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME JEROME

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Games Open MeetqijOSHOl^E, 22— Tht G lenns F erry Pilots, un “♦ ^ in J o u rth d is tr ic i double A .c irc les , are sljght'fn .

wiles to win the d is tr ic t tournament which ope'iis here oiiiirsday ™ ■'<'‘Kht it is almost Itist.

tmirnament, the f j r s t of four w hich w ilf be conducted ------------- in-Mafric V a l l e y over th e

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T . r t h e conlerence's to p Bcorci ^ I r ^ t o f l v e points.

Hagernian won the p re lim in a ry

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DOUBLE A PLAY OPENS AT SHOSHONE THURSDAYDeelo Takes Soutkside League Cage Championship

Hornets Rally in Last Minute to Nip Wolves 56-51

Minico Spartans Drop Jerome to Claim ' Third Consecutive Big Seven Loop Title

R U PE R T , Feb. 2 2 -T h 'e M lnlco S p a r ta n s [)ickKi up ih e ir th ird coh- EccuUve Ulj: Seven conference b as-

HlfbJlflitif Bowler of the week. Rar> «M Erldwn,

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next' th ree weel<s, will rup Thursday throusrh Saturday, tiike a ,brief respite and then climax in tl'ie cham pionship gomes aficr th ree days nex t week.

The lo u rn am cn t will ihclude Ihe Jun ior varsity, p lay o ll. nndi, th e sophomores will open It nt 6 p.m. Thunsc'.iy. W endell wiji m eet G lenns F e rry ’s jayvess ,!n that one.

The firs t varsity game will tind the S hoshone Ind ians m cc tln j the Wendell T ro ja n s a t 7:30 pm . while Hailey ^ijieeLs Kfm berly In th e p.m. contest. F riday night. G lenns Ferry an d Valley, who drew fjrs t round byes, pet in to action. G lenns Ff fi'y'Ailli m ee t' the v in n ?r 6 r t h e Sho-shonc-W endell gam e a t 7:30 p. mr while Vftlleu-takes on Ute-win-- ncr of th e I ^ b e r ly - V a l le y gam e in the nlg]>«cap.

In tllc l o u n ia r ^ a t are 'the six .ichool.s th a t m ake up the L ittle Six conference, Glenn.n Ferry, w ith n lot of- experience but not ;n u ch liclRht, w en t th rough the con fe r cnco w ith o u t a loss. B ut each vic­tory can^e a - l i t t le h a rd e r for th e clinmplons. F o r th a t reafion, th e lournam enl is expected to be one of the t ig h te s t In years.

A look a t th e conference 's aecond| | lia ll Ind ica tes any ol the team s hns a ch an ce for the diadem. Wefl? dell flnl.shed last in loop play b u t fell only by six po in ts to cha ih - plon G lenns F erry Invlts Inst o u t­ing, F ifth place Shoshone m ade the p ilo ts .‘scram ble for a ’55*52 vic­tory. V alley 's Vllclngs, which lo st only to G lenns Ferry in the f irs t round, found m isery In the second round,-losing th ree of five.

One of th e h o tte s t te a b s going Mo-4lu)-4ouFH(Mnei><f^vtil-bi Kimberly Bulldogs, who after a, dlsraal s ta r t , cam e back to -ta k e third In league play and.-won four of Ihelr la s t five conference games.’ Hailey a lso fin ished well, knocking off Valley. W endell an d Shoshone and bowing by four points to Glenns F e rry .

Shoshone can n o t be overlooked, as the In d ia n s have th e hom e- court a d v an tag e . T hey lost seven games In loop play b u t few by m ore than six o r seven po in ts. TTie In ­dians will be looking for their f ir s t tournam en t w in In six years.' K ot since 1966 h a s a Shoshone' team lasted lo n g er th a n two gomes In the double e lim in a tio n affair.

Valley rem a in s tough with good, speed a t g u a rd positions.’ he igh t o t center a n d th e boast of being the h ig h e a r s c o r in ? . team lii ' t h e dlJtrlct th is year.

Of th em all, W endell’s Trojans would be th e b iggest surprise’ il they w 6nt a ll th e way. However, while possibly n o t cham pionship m aterial, th e T ro ja n s have prov­ed them selves spoilers; They have backing In P a u l M iles, th e leading AA k o r e r in th e ^iistrict.

iO-2 Vecord and slam m ed th e dooriM aiihew a charye.s .stiiiicd slowly, on the B urlty Bobcat.s w h o h av e 'w in n in g only one of ilielr first

................ ... .spciu th e .year Just o n e -g a m e o ffin m c Karnes. Includih^ their firstk e lb art cham pionship T u e s d a y the !p'i»c<?.-’ I n ’ taking, th e t i t le lhe|conferuncc outing, n ig h t by belling Die Je ro m e T igers Spartan.sycompIeted a s e c o n d h a l f ; But after droppini; a double 53-43. . • < ■ Itu rn -around from the f ir s t I0 ’ovj*rinne riccLsJon it) Oakley. In

T lie victory gave th e S p a r ta n s a ig a fa c s 'o f i h r season. C o a c h BlU ih e ir conlerence opnu'r, only

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Castleford Steals Ball From Declo

Declo Hornet center goes one way while th e ball roea an o th e r durlnc the Hornets’ 56>51 ▼Ictory over the Castleford Wolves Tuesday nl^ht Acdqn came In th e fourth quarter when Joe Edson (24) and Charles Reynolds poked the ball away from Esles who was trying: to clear the boards. T h e ball popped Into the hands of Paul Buffln^tOH) In bockgrround. who prom ptly tossed It In for ihe Wolves. The Deolo Tlotory gave the H ornets sole possession of^the Bonthsifie conference championship. (S taff photo-en- r r a v ln j ) . ' -

Semi-Finals Set for Girls Cage Tourney

B U 8 8 . F e b . 2 2 — H a g e r j n a n n 'p - ■ped D i e t r i c h 2 0 -2 5 T i j e s d a y n ig h t to Blip i n t o t h e s e m i - f i n a l s o t, th e . d i s t r i c t g l r l a b a s l c e tb a l l to u r n a ­m e n t .

The P ira te s , m isses wlio hove won 4wlco-ln-tho-mectr-t»llUin«()t-Camoi|i County W e d n esd ay n ig h t In one- ha lt ol th e se m l-I ln a is while Blch- Ileld m eets B ellevue In the second gnme Tn th e th rn l - gnm e 'VMneil

W a s h i n g t o n S t a t e U s e s H u s t l i n g

day n l jh t , D le trlcH ,, will meet G rand View w ith th e w inner play­ing B runeau fo r consolation hon- Oisr

H ogeim an g o t l a po in ts from Kay S ta rry a n d .n e e d e d th em »I1 to n ip -D le tr lc h . J a rb a tR -A n d f rs o n topped th e lo sers w ith 10.

Bruneau e lim in a te d B liss with a 40-28 victory.. N in a Sulllyan , . the w inners w ith 19 b u t “ P scoring h o n o rs to B liss ' Karen Krohn w ith 22.

flooding S ta te a lso bowed, out of com petition’, fa ld n g before Orsnd View 46-26. V ad a Q ullen led Grand View for th e seco n d n ig h t with 16 points whllo O oodlng S ta te ’s top scorer was G la d y s F ap ae w ith 12.

Melby Defeats Anderson in Pr() Wrestling Bout

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Anderson h a d .tossed M elby out of the ring o n d trie d to Jieep him there. B ut M elby g o t u p on the apron, and sn ap p ed , th e to p rope Into the o n ru sh lh * A nderson to cop the f in a l l a l l . - . ' . ' <

Pox on the h e a d wUli » s h o e ^ n d then w a tc h e d 'th e ' referee, ^ipunt th e Ind ian o u t l o r being o u t of the ring too long. *11181 gave B ravo |ho second, m ain a ttra c t io n .

The c u r ta ln - ro lie r cam e to prem ature e n d w h e n ,W «yne KIH' ney, T w ln F a lls , In ju re d h is elbow a n d couldn 't c o n tin u e h is match w ith Enrique M endoza, MoWdom refused, to 'a c c e p t tlie victory, •() I t was called s d i'aw .

; E p o L E X I N G T O N ,

A m c r lg a n I'aolng oni i i i s lH t s tu r n e dout i f iiillllon 's trong In lOOOMlS provided '24' itittM wlU» « rooord SM mliilon-(ioii«ri'lnT»v«mn.-“ :,'I

G a m e t o D e f e a t V a n d a l s 7 7 - 6 3-JE U L L M A N r W ash ., Febc^2-(;P}—T Ji^-W aaahington-State G ougar?-squared-thB“Po- loifte sferifes, h ere T u esd ay n igh t w ith .a ,77-63 second runaw ay from the'Idaho Vandals. The: W S U w in e v en ed the seriesl M j.w ith Idaho th is peason. T he Cougars worked the hurry-hurry gam e and saw the Vandals finally lose th e ir pose and position ju st after the, h a lf, It .w as th en th a t "WSy moVed to 'a six^point lead. A gain , with ju s t four min-

.utes to p lay , the rush r a ttle d IdahQ^'and shot to a 6 6 - 5 5Spread. Jiim 'p-shootlng T e r ry B all and c a re fu l'B w lsh t Damon le d th e f irs t C ougar, b roak-through a f te r

-ttn-Idiilio f r e c th rm r^had—tle d - l i ju s t SS-aU ju s t a f te r the h a l f .

Early In ' t h e fourth q u a rte r , th e ■Vondak 6t4i-ted a cbm eback w ith

Tfojans End

Winning^Note•M A^'TA, Feb. 22-r-The H fiH R iver

T ro ja n s e n d e d a long sijason on ? w in n in g ' n o te ' to n ig h t a ; they h a n d e d ^ th e -M u r ta u g h -R e d -D e v lls a 41-37 se tb ack .

T l\e 'v ic to ry w as th e f ir s t of the y ea r .fo r .th e . yo u n g . TYoJi4ns,., j ;h o s a w .d isc ip l in a ry ,o « tlo n ta k e away m o st o f th e i r experience.

.A lthQ Ugh th ey led a t t h e f irs t two iiuart<;r s tops, th e T ro ja n s were tied 29-20 by M u rta u g h n t th e end o f th e ' th i r d p e rio d . B u t c o ach Ben B rooks' c rew w as to be d e n ie d as they • re fu sed to w ilt u n d e r th e p ressu re o f th e f in a l m in u te s .

W illiam s h i t 13 p o in ts in lead in g B a f t R iv e r's Jayvces to a 34-24 p re ­lim in a ry -win.

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T h e Id a h o frosh p u lle d iw aV from the W ashington S ta te Coubabcs In

, . ------- ; . ^ the second half a n d won 67-58^Rollla-W llllams—and—Ken—M aren - ^K n in f ln r r ' f U o ntn<. fPVio THaV«#« / t I t iK , 7 D '

T h e young Vandols led 30-27 a t the h a lf .

p'olhtlng' t h e way. T h e Id a h o club went cold^agaln, hftwever, a n d - th e Cougar h u s tle was too m uch.— A'COUplBTJl WSU b a sk ets-m o v ed — G am e-honotS 'W ent-to Jlm -W alt»

on of th e Coubabes w i th 10. H igh fo r th e Vandal* w as J im Scheel, W endell, with 17.

Id a h o frosh - W h itf ie ld 10, Scheel 17, Penney 7, B a lla n ty n e 8, M attls 0, Crowell 8, R o ss 6, P e ttit 2.

W 8U frosh 6B -W aIton 10, Vad- se t 14, L in er 7, Bell 8. Crew 6, Cook 4.

I t to '60,;65.pnd six s tra ig h t b y th e Coug'^rk h a u tc 4 It-ou t of s ig h t a t 60;55 -Wltll..'2:4Q left. All th e , W SU tallies canie on free throw s— to u r by fUcky A ugnst and 'tw o b y Sells,

T he 'lead signaled » W S U sta ll ‘th a t worked, so wjjll .the C o u g a rs turned op’t h e runn ing game a t th e f in ish to p a d .'the lead.

T h e C ougars h it 41,4 per c e n t o f theji; shots w hile Id ah o e a rn e d 36.4 p e r cent. Rebounds favored W SU 50i42, ■■

WSU 77, IDAHO i ] . . ( » f t 'P f l ; | W 8 U ( ( f t p l t p

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gliariiley Keeps * [Crown

. 'STR E TH A M .E ngland, Feb. 2 2 1* —Davo tjh a rn ln y o t E ng land r e - to lned his jfiiiropean lig h tw e ig h t ohlim plonshlp Tuesday n ig h t by .m i tp o ln U n g .g ^ t^ ,pham plpn IPer.inand, Koljet, .(n a- 16-jound bout. Ohkriilby-'weiglied • 134i4 pounds Bhd .NoUct 138.'- .’Oliarnley.turned In a grandstand 'jnM iJliJhL llo jt-riiiu iiU a id ln eh i Uie ,-vordlo.t( ■ H e ' battered- N dllet wlth-B 'tlght liooit'ond followed It up with vicious tworhandcd pu n ch ­ing tJiat-liad'tlH.rrcnolinian Btag- je i'lA j; on 'Ills'.'h ttls.'

O lN O IIE B T I T I K-B E L tw a flA K l,, EC|). 32 W -

Western: w nslilntton .iilnohed a t least-'a tie fo r ie'cohd place In the Ev()ri[r?iDi cQtifercnce basketball riiC6-,T«eii)ay with « 73-03-

Idaho Frosh Top Coubabes 67-58

( A SILE FO R D,, Feb. 22 — The Declo Hornets pumped llu'OLigh six points in the last on e and one-half minutes

u'ful "f th e gam e WednS.sday iiish t (o stiip Castleford’s Wolves iri« '5()-r)l and clinch the Soulh.sidc conl'orcncc ha.sketball cham- '''iii; pion.ship. It wa.sn't until then Di'cio could count the vic-

a .s th e Wolvc.s p u t up u

O o o d ln g wa.s able to t ip th e undrr- clas-sm en-laden S p a r ta n s .

T h e S partans n e v e r tra ile d \\\ th e K ain e ,a fte r ta k in g a narrow th re o -p o ln t lend In th e f ir s t qnar- w . By file fo u r-m in u te m ark of th e t h i r d QUiirler, h o w ev er, {heir big lea d indicated i t was only a m a t te r o f time.

M in ico fans had a few Tea m lnutc-s In the seco n d qnn w hen h ig h scoring g u a rd Me V llh a u c r twi.sicd an a n k le th a t l'i“ l * ,red u c e d h is eflcclivenc'^.s e a rlie r ml ,- r r i ■ i i - , • ,th e y e a r . H ow ever,-V llhaucr w.i.s b a t t l e a ild lC(J t h n u i^ r h ^ront. C.enr Bort/.. who played ab le to play briefly in ihe- scniii:! came, With 1:20 left on the boards, chippedq u a r te r . Coach Bill M a th e w s .said ''” Ramc, Jack E.sie.s p u l In a ; ' ” ^ree thravvs and EstesW ed n esd ay m o n ^ R hi> floor peii-'f''^^ th ro w to tie the count, e ra l w ould be ready fo r th e di.--! W itJi 34 second^' Iclt, G erald

‘I r ic t tournam ent b a rr in g fiu th e r Pn^vrr.s hit a free throw a n d a fter in ju ry to ihe loot.' . .ne mls.«ieri th e second Miol. Este.s . , , , . ,

T h o gam e wa.s tlie la.st n f. the sank a hook from under th e ba.s- ^sen.son fo r Mlnlco w h ich ended up Ket to c inch the win. a pa ir Rcynold.s h it a Castle-w lth ’ a rc^pectnble 9-11 m aik . Ji'- free tliro w s by Larry W a rd le j( buckct. We.st stole the ball ro m c ha^t.-s Filer in h.-v .'?cason’whn.'?:? -2C "prthLs made II a ll pa‘>-i "'^'*' H orne ts-seconds la te r fU iale F rid ay nisht. ' sible, o n ly iced Mie cuke. H ipped the ball to Dcrle who_ J e ro m e took (he p re l im in a ry (ll-i c u s llc fo r r t iLimnnrt olf in ,in „ . r i J ? , ' ' ' P P ‘' ' T h en Derle 40.Mlniro NIcIm.ii M«ye«Munniotr Tnyl.i

h it f o u r , points. gave th etitle n-spir.lilts a flve^point lead with th re e ininute.s left.

Declo elected to try ball control

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i C iwsllerord lum ped olf Lo a n o r ly ,p ,u „ K e a ihrouBh two tree throws 'lend a n d luld It lor six mimuo.s w o lves moved In front again

51-50 a n d se t the s tage for Declo’s w in n in g rally.l)«rlo iff I) i>f ( p C a it 'f r dM rC n ll -’ .2 II fi'O ftrie

' ' ''[ '|J |o l th e f ir s t period before th e H orn- xjfits r a l l ie d into a 15-14 q u a rte r

T o u U 21 11 I^Vl T - .t . l* .17 0 IT ;1

Trotters Plan College Series

C H IC A G O , Fpb. 22 T lie H a r­lem G lobetro tte rs, a f te r a tw o-year lap se , w ill renew th e ir '.sp rin g tour a g a in s t a college a l l - s ta r .squad th is A p ril, ^owner-coach Abe Sap- e rs te ln disclosed T u esd ay . r

A 20-gam e .series, beglnnlne A p ril 2 In ChlcaRo .stndipm , will b e p la y e d ngalnit. top graduallnR s ta r s f ro m the nation’s 1961 college

:uu«« u i’u p . -------------------------------S ap e rsL c ln dropped th e series in

1959 a n d 1060 to avoid, d is trac tin g c o lle g ia te talen t from th e Pan A m e ric a n and Olyn^plc g am es . The T r o tte r s won. all n in e previous c o a s t - to - c o a s t tours.

edge. T l ie sccond quarter saw ihc lIorneLs hold sway most of the time, a lth o u g h the new cham ps

I VI never led by more th an three points. A free throw by l it t le D a r­win A llre d a fte r the ha lftim e buz­zer .sounded tied the score a t 23-23.

T h e W olves, se tting early scorinp; from W illie Derie and P aul Buff- ini'lon, opened th^^ .second half with a b rie f flurry th a t carried Ihem l o a four-poln l edge. C.'isUe- ford s ta y e d on top until 1:13 was left In th e period. Tlien W ardle hit a J u m p sh o t to make I t 34-33 for D ec lo . in the closing m in u tes, B u ff in g to n and Reynolds h i t for C a s tle fo rd and Estes and W ardle rep lied fo r Declo and the H o rn e ts m a in ta in e d a one-point edge.

C h a n c e s fo r the upset s ti ll look­ed g o o d in the opening m inu tes of the l a s t period as B uffing ton c ::h e d In on_two free_thrQws. W a rdie s h o v e d Declo back in fron t 40-39 b e fo re Joe Edson h i t a free throw a n d Defie got ft tw o-poin ter. T hat th re e -p o in t Oo^tlcford lead lasted q u ic k as W ardle hit a Jum p shot a n d seconds later sw ished a long s e t s h o t to move D eclo in

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Olympic Champion Wins Swim Title

B R ISBA N E, Feb. 2 2 , lf l-D a w n Pra.ser, th e Olympic titleholder, beat i s l a K onrads Tuesday n ig h t In the w om en’s 100-m e te r freestyle event o f the A tistrallan swimming cham pionsh ips.

M iss F ra se r’s w lnnhig time of 1 m in u te , 1 second was excellent b u t .

T I psTSD inn d lliappuUitiuc iiL' ih ice she h a d hoped to c rack the o n e - m ln u tc b a rrier . Miss F rase r 's world record Is 1:00.2.

M iss K o n rad s fto lshed second In 1 :06.2. followed by H e len B attler, 1:06.8.

ScoresHIGU SC H O O L

D ia trld 1 C U ia A W o rle r 47, Clark F o rk 28 (lo**r ou t) K oo tenai b7; Plummer 6& (loaer o u t)

N aU o n tI ' B iik ttb ill -A u o c l t t lo n Syrncua* 123, Detroit 118 fit. I.<(niia 124, C incinnati 114 rh ila d e lp h U lU. New Y o rk 113

coLlbg eGaorfiA Tech tO, T ennesM « 60 W ooal«r 74, W filirn H eaerva S] V l^ in U -TMh (8, G e o rs* W aahinston

02 ■K entucky 80. Vandarbllt h9

------------- ^ Vdr i r M O i k l ngilrb" i lntow npwW est V irK inU 71, P « n n S tu ta 68 K enyon 68. OUerbaln 61 lioatbn Ooll. 60, Iloiton U n iv . &9 W illiam s 66. Aniherat 88 D alroU 00, Central M ich ig an » ' W itU nbflfff 76, Ohln W ealeyan 61 Clem aon OS, Bouth'C&roUrta 71 T am ple (10, Manhattan 60 lle w ila n ip a h ir i 73, S t . Anielm 'a 71

(o t ’ *V M r 7 8 , nichmnml 7fi

Ix jU n o n Vallaif M, D rex « i 40 H obart 80, Thlea 60 U U n(aalpp| Bouthi^n 70. G eorgia South-

e rn 60 . \South. D ako ta f l tili 7S, M orniiigalile 62 W rile y a a 84. Trinity (C o n n ) 70

J lh a « a_ X 7 ,_ J la» lfo rH -u n lY B ra ltr '6 t‘‘' ‘—T e ia a IV ch OH, llaylor KtW H ta rn U lchig in 107, .Chicago Loyola

DOM orehead ]00, Wetierii K entucky 94Jo h n C arro ll NT, K«nii 7fi< 'lark U nlvarally 8<i,.Ci>aat ( iu ird 15Texaa HI, K lot TID ra k t HO, O n iih i 40llu tle r 70, Jtall HtaU i9 .W abaah ^2, U tl'iuw 74 A tk a n ia t t i la U T tt4h«r« 1T | AtV«m u

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<Arkl 76 ,J l n r d h i f IT. C o llm o f ‘ O ia rk a 76

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■* '■Vr

y, FEBRUARY 32, 1901—

Isiiles Trends p e “Steadf I i t i U e a Y a r i l

1 ^ M t o c k • commlsalon

W ith BOOd

'PIMES^NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO "p a g e e m v e n .

Entomologists C o iif e r ^ ^ o

t h e Je . )n coni-

w as s te a d y . w » m b id d in g

I f - ' T f r e s te a d y to $25 low er I. sl!«P ^ f i j i e o d y w i th g ood ilc - w ere n o t e n o u c h

^ . m a r l e l - |>“ ‘ ® !,„ .|j l cows sold from SI 5

C ^ 3 l y c o w s ,$ 1 4 t o $ 1 5 i5 ; cutlers. 511 to fI2.75;

p o u n d s a n d , up, ‘‘“. t s i ' a - H o ls te in s t e e r s , 300

^ ‘ f f 'b u i l s . $16.50 to S18;

* 0 lM “h e a d , a n d c o m m o n q u a l-

* l r y " > '« ^

‘" f . lambs sold from $15 to 11815' !« t« r lambs. $15 to S151a; ' « to Sf75raiid ewes by llie

lambs. (12.50 to $22, irice oil boss

' X bulk selling from $18 to ws, $13.60 to S>5: “‘"KS'

s a w to $16. P '“*'i i V h s o d . *7.50 to $15,

. « , • rr—'n

\fot«SOn Tax and School Bills

l f f ; t ' e ^ ' b y l c “ a t “ , „f re p re se n ta tiv e s k i l l e d llie

.If! l i t b U l-a n d approved niid In th e go v em o r t h e 3 3 ro llllo n ,■ public school support np- dallon Mil.

rS lb !S » » '« r (I1 )-C 1*»»™ . Cr«»]<.n irk HinBhl. Ilowrll,

& 0 . . K llo ll" . S "» ”

r S n U «)-D «vlH *on, K l.lln ,,m i T errell ( fo r ro m ain in a

K m M b o ttom ).T B.rtiUl«»n» wr*in»t (10) —Allen. Brai* VBfOwti, Burt, CetiftrniHn. Chaihtirn, FIbm. Gardner, Gsmpr, H efulrlx. U lrii, 7* \ r l l n . Mlllir. Psim cr of Franklin, M mf of Oneida. I’eleraon, Shepard

^ a d ^ t in r tb .I D«Boer*tJ «K*ln»t (ZD—R^n. BenM n.

■ Efberl, lU dlund. H ig e r , Joa ilyn , MelynMUi. M onroe. P e rm an n , B<W» Slebtiini, b u iu jn , WnlVim.

ITtbtter, We»«li and W in k le r ( fo r r#. i i i ln U f tolM tt* P*lr» below 1.■ ^ r r i {«11 D » m o c ra U } -D o o li tlU for. Plep<r t f i l u t t JJcD eV itt to r , licid t n a l i tPB ehoolw PPortbllliI Bfpiillt** ioT (14)— A lle n , u r a s s t? ,

«B. Burt, C e n irn u a .-C h f ltb u rn , Cl«i- 1 D i8«. Eberle. O a r iln e r , G arner, ‘n Heotlrii. H i«chi. H o w ell , U ir d ,

Le*. MatUd, M il la r . P a lm e r if rruk lla, P rtenen, S h e p a n I , Snow ,

^ o r w u i l W hltvorth. iD tB K tt t i lot (19)— B e a n , .B e n w n , B n d l . Etbert, n d lu n d , I l i s c r , Jo slyn , ■iiUsf, Utton. Uinnlnir, M o n ro e , Per-

Pifper, Powem, J le ic h , Keiil,I Smton iiwl W ew el*. i l t i n i i n i u l 14)— C rookham ,

_____1, Klingltr ind P a lm e r . O neida,■^DeoKcnti ic ilu t (I)—Dnvldaon. Don. K t/f , ileMO, Udjaaiux. Terrell.

irihrt<r cirtf W inkler.

LivestockOMAHA

I OMAHA, Feb. 22 (U}‘l ) - H o f f » 7.000;Ut#; B tttlr ifeatfy toi a t r o n i r ; miMt I 1-M U0-2(0 Ibi. 18.00-18.60; top

tJi |,SW; eaivM 2 6 ; • la u ifh te r ilw w to 25 h i ih e r ; u p 60 In

i ; li«l/en mostly fu lly a t e a d y ; hlyh e« »od prime 1,167 lb. a t ^ r a to p i t

I f t J lllh cholco h e if« r a 21.75- otUIty a n d , c o m m o rc ln l cow i

. itMdy 15.fiO.lfi.so.Sh«p, < ,jM r ilauB h ter ]am h« a te n iy ; s^t^^nd prime W .1 U )b. w o o led lan ib t

D E N V E R 3 E N ^ P e b . 22 (U P I ) — C a t t l e WO;

rather ilow , lU c laanea uen-tl^ta^l|«Te7if?r—ile5m -22.0fl:

20 .b (w y i.0 0 : beef c anner* » m l c u t te r i

a iiu g h U r bulla 17 .60 -lii.00 ; f 25.00; i t w r c a lv e a 2a.G0;

' “ Jvea 25 .60 . m odera te ly a c t iv e ; b a rro w a

to . i r o n s , a p o t i 10 eenU

l a J : “ *• I6.2fi-n.28.■517 J l ' la m b a fu lly

»c»rcc. Quotable ••“ u ifh ter la m b * 17.60.

f*“ ''l’h lc r la m h a 10.76 ; W ^ i w e i 7 .S 0 : fee d er In n ,I

Two p e rso n s concerned w ith th o U n io n Pacific ag ricu ltu re Im provem ent c a r c o n fe r before th e se s ­sion T u esd ay a fle rn o o n on crop in se c ts . They are R oland P ortroan , U niversity of I d a h o extension e n - tom oloflsti Moscow, le f t , who was f e a tu re d speaker Tuesday a fte rn o o n , an d W alte r E . P eay , en to m o lo ­g ist a t th e en tom ology research -d iv is io n . Twin Falls. T he car v isited Tw in F a lls T u esd ay wUh th e m ornlni; scs.sion devoted to control o f livestock Insects and th e a fte rn o o n sess io n to crop Insec ts. (S taff p h o to -en ^ av ln fT )

Parking FinesPo.slinp $1 o v ertim e parking

b onds w ith T w in F a lls police Tues- d a y \vt}re L loyd

F l a t t , D. W. Stagem eyer. W . G, S u m m e r. M n, R. E. Davis, I ren e B aso m . M arjorip E aster, Joyce S a r- to in , M arvin Jones, P aye Konlcek,

O rftcg-ptrtrtcfcr

Twin Falls MarketsL I V E S T O C K

_.I21 .00-2< .00-.$ I2 .00-U ,U IJ_.Sl( .UU-20.00..«2O.Oa-2.’).D0

S t e « i _H c i f e n ....................... .......C o n n e r t a n d C u t t e r s .n u l l s ______________V e n l ___________________

............ ......................... .............. . . ; i6 .o o - n ,5 oC h o ic e l .u l c h c r t . 180-220 lb s ......H fi.S0-lR.5QH e a v y b u t r f l e r s ______ - |1 2 .0 u .w n nM k Iu to w a ............. .................................... j . 112,51)H e a v y in w i _____________________ JR.BM l.O O

(U n a d e a le r q u o te d )

P O T A T O E SN o . 1 R u w e t# .................. .....................|2 .26-2.5()N o . £'.;r..T ........................ ........................... l l .H H .2 0

(O n e d e a l e r q g o te < l)

' EUGa

E a m in trada. larjra ........GRAIN

W h e a t .........................................B a rl« y ------ ---------------------D a t aU lx e d G rm ln ___ 1_ _______

( F o u r d e a le r i Q uotad)

L IV E P O U L T B T ( D c a l e r a n o t q u o te d )

D E A N SN o . I P in lo a ..... ......... .......................N o . 1 S m a ll R e d * ..... .... ...N o . 1 G r e a t N o i th e rn a

( N o . 2'a,- 26 c e n ta leaa)

..... ll.C 5-l.66— ll.7 S -l.9 0

« | l . 8 5 - 2 .0 0

-1 6 .3 6 -6 .6 0

M IS S IO N A R IE S TALKELBA. Feb . 22— M r. a n d Mr.i.

A aron Hill. M a lta , re tu rn ed ml.s- .slonarles from am o n g the N a v a h o a n d Hopl In d ia n s in New M exico.

‘e-^?tie.'«t sp w ik e ra u t Llie LDS" socran^ent m e e tin g Sunday a f t e r ­noon.

Special S y ru p M ixed . G ra in a t Glol)e Seed & F e e d Co. Adv.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTSN O T I C K O P S A L E

P u r s u n n t to S e c t io n i5 -H 06 Id n lio C o d e . P e r r y D e F o n l o f I lo n a o n , I d a h o w i l l o f f e r a t iiuL lir A u te t o t h e hitrh iK t b id d e r o n e u se d A rm y T r u c k — (C h e v . 4 W h e e l D r iv e ) , to iii i iH fy th e u n d e r s l e n ’a l i e n f o r a to r a a e o f a u id t ru o ,k .

T h e BoJe w ill b « h e ld a t 12:00 n o o n o n t h e S a tu n ln y t h « 4 th d a y o f M a rc h t h e D e K ord h o u x e 3 b lp c k a h ju it o f t h e S c h o o l H o m e , H u n a e n . Id a h o ; t e r m a , c a a h . a m o u n t o f O n e H u n d re d F i f t y D o lJa ra , p lu a e o a ta o f a a l a a n d a d v e r t is in f f .

P B R B Y D B F O R D P u b l U h j F a b , 21 th r o u f f h M a rc h a . l U l

Firemen Answer Bru Fire Call

T he T u ln Piilbi' fire (kiparUuent waa callpd to con tain a brush f ire which KOL nw»y from A. D. Kyri*. 555 O iiidncr avenue, nt 4:45 p jn . T\u'S'.i,\y.

K err wa.s bu rn ing off n !ol next to iii.s Won\c wlUM) ih’e wind clian ;;- ed pu-shlni* the Hw? loward the edRe of Hork r iver ('anyon.

K err .uid he wa.s a lan d it m ig h t RL-t down in to the canyoii and called ihP fire departDioni. I t was quickly brnught under coiurol. Ap- proxiniaiclj'' th re e -fo u n h s o f ' an acre of b rash ,w as burned.

C l a s s i f i e dW A N T -A D RATES

(i)a»fij o n c u a i-p tr -H o rd i1 Dm --------------- Sf word

..........<e p f r word p er d ay• - ........3c petl n ,) r ,| [ler d a y

(A , Iirnimum o f 10 u u r .j t n re - qu irp .) in » n y o n t c l i i 'n f i r . l i d )

)-i>r e ji in ip le . »e« (ilrl« br,uw :

W or.l* 1 Huy r ln .l A d a y a10 1 .fio 1 lU 'i ) 11 .80U < T5 1 .-J 2.70-U l.IKI 2 111 f a.flo

' I n . i im 4.60

Morliet Plots of

Mogic Volley

BENIATH THIS lA N N IR A M THI WORUyj K S T BARGAIN^

O & A S S I F I E U j U » Spl<I A m h i

P E R S O N A L S !I t£ .(< ia 1 e .t i t .U a p eo ( .c r C o r M li e c t S U l i l ■ R a r m c n t . b r a i . l u r i t k a l l u p p o r t s [ .j» lr

l U r d ^ r UK 3 - ;o » l . 3 5 ' till! e KaiI

' C H IR a P R A C T O R SN h r t V b a p « ; ia l i i t . U r. A lm a H a rd in . U b

b la m N orU I. « E 3-47«l

B E A U T Y S H O P SIN A H D U K J.'^’ »hup U n o w IcK-iied iti,

h e r hirm e.' 3IS M adiab ii. P h o n e Kk’.

BEAUTY SHOP .S P K C IA L to |ie rn i«n»n(. U ev u lu rly .iO,

.\>k f o r M e r r . r C r re n W<-<ltK-»<U>a. T liu rM lny* a n d S » lu rd a y s, Id ah o IJar- l).T a ii.i H eau ty Shop. UK

L 'l iM J 'L K lb t>«*i*u)y • ( j U ci- by n jv n n c e d k iu d e tita a t riHluoeJ prli-e«. (’erm (.n<!nla }.t. I te a u ty A rts A rad em y . *1.16 M ain \vetujp \\>M lU; .•i-i>342

H A IU C U r r i .N l l . h i i f ity l in K . lin t in R . P t T tn a n r n l i fro m A rti.^ tic UeaULy S a lo n . 135 M ain A venua W e .i UK

BEAUTY SHOPSt l L . t N A ’S iJ o i ie » e y ) U aauty S » l0 « . ,E * “. p«ri o p e ra to r s . E ic n ln « a by appolO to"* '

ni'-iii, BU» A v en u e E u U p boD « B B .’ J-.UijJ.

'LOST. AND FOUNDL O ST : (;>.id >iu |ov« le ir rw ln d in s w a t c ^

In v irinU y o f h ig h ichool g y o u B e* w .r ,I PhiMi# UK .V <0I6.' ■ '

I.O S 1 S l» m .-y m a le r a t in v Ie J n l ty ^ Ri>ud. R ew ard . P h o ii'a B EJ\inil>er[y

h r n . ' t tn u u ld o* r» |iu n r a a t r l j N(. a l lo w h n r* w ill b« m a d e fo r

. th a n o n # in r n r r e c t in i t r t i o n .

(In;«>» T o u r 'c r e d i t U ai iif fn • • la lw l itn p il c « ib m u a t a cc o m p an y o r d e r . ■

' T h ia p a p e r r e a rrv M th e r> tth t Ut e<iit a iu l r e je c t a n y c iam ifl i 'd a d v e r tia - in u " ( i l ln d A d i" a r« i t r ic i ly c » n ft- d f i i t ia l . a n d n o tn fo rm a tiu n r a n b« (r‘' ’»n in re ita rd to . th e a d v e r t i te r

^^PECIAL NOTICE SMAN’ r U K n n u lin u .

SU-.'-xi;!. Huhl.ViTMon O ln n 'd er.

K U M .k k K U llS l i pr<Hhtd«. ( ju ick de> li.y>-rv. UK 3.7fi70.

l .lIS 'iO .M MH’a i c u i i in n - mill w ru p p in ir . 'a n d Ix-vf \vhole«ule by hn lv e t a n d Q uar-

I. K im b e rly I 'o ld S to ra x r .

HtKK K.ST1.MATES o n s to ra u e c e l l a r re - . pu irin u ’. W a lte r N ichoI»*in, R o u t* 2,

T w in F a ll . ,

SPECIAL NOTICESW A T K IN S . dM u c u . P » v\ 1 C . U n a e .

1S72 K llxabetb , p b o n e R B 3-6fil8. R u ra l d e a le r

U IC iL L K D O D S O N f in u r e i ty l ia L C h a r - I* a n d S m a r t F o rm F o u n d a tio n * . P h o n e RK 3-UI56.

S P K lN li a n d P l a t e r a ew in i;. b e lta , b u t- to n h o le i, b ab y g l f t a , a n d d a n c in s coa- tu m e a . A ll y o u r a e w in g need*. B e tty A rr lip r. 6:)5 3 rd A v e n u e N o rth . P h o n e R K 8-fi24.1.

PERSONALS 'P R IV A T E d tle c U v a in v e fl tls a te a d W o rca

c a iM . C r im in a l- c iv i l eaa e t. R E &-•2H41. Rnx 372.

L A D Y W 1.SHK8 Ui h e a r fro m a e n t le m a n in m id d le a ix tie a , a ro u n d T w in F a lla . W ril it U rn 7 .J , a / n T im aa-N aiua . .

A L C 0 H 0 L IC 3 A N O N Y M O U S . F o r f u r - t h e r in fo rm a tio o , R E 3-iOSO o r E E ^2112, W en d e ll____________________________

IK Y O U a r e a in s le . b e tw e e n a jre t o f 36 a n d 66 c o n ta c t B o * 2*H, c / o T Im ea - N e v a f o r I n f o m a i i o n on " S in s l c a

V a l la y .n e w a l o r i n i o m a u o n on a C lu b ” n o w fo rm tn jr in M a rie V a

: o :

tK*

Y ou can search the western skies and not find a m o re ruggec) w e a r in g , h a n d s o m e looking w e s te rn hat

thaiL WC BRADFORDS^ They a r e ju s t w h a t you 've beeri looking for.

Large. Shipm ent Just Arrived!

FELT HATS r” ",'"” 'RESISTOL

youtC hbice . otColors,;^Bs;.-fe-icf!ffL .„ i .

SHOP AT YOUR. GENUINE

Western Store• MATCHING SHIRTS «

(ladies' and men's)

• PA TIO DRESSES' , (m any new sty les)

• PANTALOONS

• Q U EEN 5ETS COORDINATES(fabulous new sty les)

• iSALE CONTINUES!Wool Coats - P a n ts • Dressed

PETERSEN'S340 Moin Avenue South Twin Falls

mrnr. CmCABO OIM . ' / m ' “ 'l ' l ’I )-(U SD A )-

■ e I.MO, t , l r l , a c lv o ; b u l c h . r . .m l

t M4 iV7.ni& i!» load

'■“ll'. v.nl.r, ,i,,i

« l l W • “ f ™ 2 '> .25-!8,2S;

“' '“I" ' *"'1n s '''."O-IMS; c .nnm"U tau i ■"•I

''■"I"Umbs >lo»,

'"iVi.TVh.r**I"'"''* H.Mi

i l S S ' ’. , ‘"-“ i•'< lio 1S , . ' ' , ' ' ' " ' I M

Filer NewsJ W t o ? ' “ "<1

H tt* ™ " '’ C lifton lind lais Bnrf ( . 1® " hospital

<lUon o( B h ea rt

Spo'"IB '">'1/Mrs, llu Nichols,

J 5 » . Prca Clifton,««lfl c n to ted a'lUon . i"" ■’''I'l'c laco fo r ob.

l».:alblo BUrgery.

W e c o m e

riMOU!b is ? “"'I We’n Send n

Smlcc Truck w here r W u n m y b c i

Mag£iJRECO;

Auction Sale!As I h a v e sold m y farm, I w ill sell th e following, located 2 Miles South of Je - romer-Idaho-and-fr>/i-Miles W est^on*B ob''B arton H ighw ay; o r 5 M iles Sduth o f Wendell, an d 3 Miles East on th e Bob B arton Highway, on—

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24S A IE TIM ETtZTUtrNOON ' T u n cK oii Gfounds By L u lE eran Ladies Aid

MACHJNERY1058 M assey -P erg 'u so n 35 T ractor, I n , perfec t , condition , h a v e o ver and under tra n sm iss io n M n.ssey^Perguson No. 3 P,T.O, H ay B a le r , used

only o n e season , In perfect condlU on M assey - F e rg u so n M an u re Loader, u se d very

little— N e w -Id e ft- tra o to r^ a n u p o -S p i

Ferguson 1 8-lnch Q u a rte r-T u m P lo w Case 7 -fo o t T a n d e m Disc with 3 -P H

^ -C aso -h ea i9 (-d u ty r-3 -flep U o n -8 tee l-H * p folding d r a w b a r -

Case P h o s p h a te S p read e r, used one » e a so n ,j)n ^ rubber

D oub le-w ing D itch e r , 3 -PH .F erguson 7-foot: D ^ a B elt MowerNew H o llan d S -b a r S id e Rake, good co nd ition2-W heel, h e a v y -d u ty H ay Trailer, a good one F erguson C o rru g a to r * l t h trip ; ih a n ta , 3 -P H . F erguson F ie ld C u ltiva to r, has 3 -P H3-Sectlon W ooden H arrow D earborn C u l tiv a to r w ith 3-PH R ear-en d C a r r ie r B ox, h as 3-PH R e a r-e n d B o o m w ith 3 -PH D ouble-w ing, 0 -fo o t C h a ttln D itch er H orse T ra ile r , a good one

, 2-Cow S to c k T ra i le r i18-Poot' B aled H ay F ile r with m oto r H ay Sled - H a y D errlc lt - Small L a n d F lo a t W alking Plow - W agon - R u n n in g G ears

M I S C E L U N E O U SH e a t H o u se r fo r M -P trac to r - R o w B oat Several S te e l H og T ro u g h s - 26 H eav y Locust

D-foot P o s ts - S e v e ra l Rolls ol W o v en W ire 2 Piles o f F ire p la ce W ood - Several h e a v y -d u ty

Tow ing C a b le s - H an d Qnrden S e e d e r Several s a c k s o f B lack W alnuts - N ew Beehive 16 G allons of Q u f O reaao - S a d d le R ack P o rtab le g o a d in g C h u te on Skids - EOO-Chlck ..Iililniiti'rn B r iH-'ti-" - n . ~ p i .^ B H h ih f«i'ln f ' O iiar.

L I V E S T O C KJO E—H olstein Cow, com ing w i th 6th calf, S

gallons nowPA TCH ES—H o lste in Cow, cb m ln g w ith 6 th calf,

6 gallons now B U Z Z — H olste in Cow, com ing w ith 2nd calf,

2H gallons now -________ro lits in Cow, com ing w ith 6th calf,

3 gallons now BEAUTY—H olste in Cow, lust frp.sh w ith 2nd

calf, 5 gallons now D A IS E Y -H olste in 1st C a lf H e ife r , Just. frM h,

6 gallons now NIG GER—H olste in Cow, com ing w ith 3rd calf, - 2i4 gallons-now • . ■ , ■ • 'BELL—H olstein Cow, springer, d u e February 31 JE R R Y —Red H olste in Cow, co m in g with 4 th

calf, 314 gallons n o w ^ ^ ! ' ’LADY—H olste in Cow, com hig w ith 2nd calf,

4Vj gallons now ^P E G G Y -H o ls te in Cow, c o m in i w ith 4 th calf,

0 gallons now Holstein S p ringer H e lle r

All Are B a n ts vaccinated a n d tattooed. E xact da ta on e a ch oow wlU b e (Iven d a f of sals

H O R S E S

f i t - S m a ll P o in t in g 'P re s s /- W heelbarrow - S e t of S k is - 25 Ib i o f Welding R od - G rlnddr and M oto r - T ire s - L adders - D rop C ords - 2 T ap a n d Dio S e ts - Dehorners - 48 E lectric Fcnco P o s ts - E lectrlo Fcncera - E leotrlo M otor - V ise - S e t o f now Ford M ark e rs - S ev . crnl B a rre ls - S tock W atering T a n k - Log

D am s - a r e t t s e G u n s - to ta o( Toolfl, P a in t, Forks, S h ove ls nnd o th e r M iscellaneous Item s too n ilm e ro iu to m en tion .

35 Y E A K S O F ACCUMULATION

Y lSA R U N a FIL L Y FOAIiED f ro m a quarter- horsB m are a n d s ired by a reg is te red Arabian

\ s tu d (If no t so ld -by day o l sa le )

—LOADING CH UTE ON G K O U N D S -

Milking EquipmentU niversal P o rtab le 2 -U n lt M ilk e r If nok sold by day of sa le .

Ten 10-gallon M ilk C ans .M ilk C art, C a lf Buckets

■ , FEEb & STRAW -Approximately 160 bales o f S w eet C orn Fodder Approximately 10 to n s of 1st c u tt in g Baled Hoy Approximately 100 bales o f S traw

' HOUSEHOLD GOODS4 Law n C hairs 3 O oaljB tftvea

.p le ii i( r^ b lB ~ “ '“ ~ ‘' " ’~ “ ” ” ' — " V, ■B reak fast Sdt w ith 0 Heavy D u ty . C hairs • 3

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CAL H A R PE R , Clerk Pholie B75-W, Buhr .

A u c t i o n S a l e !Located 1% miles East o f the Red Cap Corner or 1 mile North and 1% East o f Kimberly, Idaho or 6% miles East o f East 5 Points, Twin Falls, Idaiio.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24SALE TIME: 12:00 Noon LUNCH ON GROUNDS B Y ; Kimberly Grange

-VOLUME IRRIGATIOK SYSTEM-Cirv pump No. 29662 w ith C hrysler industrial 150 H .P. V-8 engine mounted oi) Dodge 4-wheel drive power

wagon w ith BOO-gallon propane tank and f ittin g s . 2680 fept of 6-inch Habpo tow aluminum pipe w ith cou­plers, also 360 feet of Alco p lain pipe with couplings, also 6 volume guns on tow slides and a v e ry complete

.... group o f-f ittin g s and.m iaceilaneoua.for sprinkle irrigation o f approximately 320 acres. T h is iin it was only used one year. . '

- M A C H I N E R Y -Tractors - Combines - Windrowcr19BB IH(5 400 Farm all w ith to rq u e amplifier, very

good, condition, ready fo r field work_________ _

.1957 IHC 350 Farm all diesel w ith torque am plifier, new rubber, th is tra c to r is almost like a new one, h a s been used very li ttle

IHC model C trac to r, f a i r ru b b e r '

IHC H tra c to r, very good ru b b e r

1956 M assey-H arris No. 80 self-propelled combine, has only threshed ' 100 ac res since th e m otor was completely rebu ilt, all in good condition, has only th reshed grain

New'HoIland No. 78 S uper H ay lin er baler, used one season, string tie and PTO-operated, pow er takeoff ,

Fox pickup chopper,, one y ea r old, with corn and new h a y head _ , •

IHC 2-way, 2-bottom, 16-inch hydraulic-operated Plow, fa s t h itch and-rubber g auge wheels

: H I > e T A T O E Q U I P M E N T -C h ifh p lo n a -ro w F c ta to D igger w ith f a s t hltoh O lson W h lp p er' m oun ted o n ru b b er, P .T .O operated I ro n Age 3 -row P o ta to P la n te r B ell P o ta to P lle r o n 2-w heeled ^ n l n g g e a r .N JL O S pud C u ltiv a to r w ith 3 -P H ^

IHC 7-foot Mower With q u ic k 'ta c h

-IH C -2-row -G om -PlanteF^w ith-^F-K -Oliver Superior B e a n 'P la n te r with 8 -PH .

Oliver 16-hole Grain Drill w ith seeder attaichmentT and steel box

IHC Bean and Beet Cultivator.^with_clainpa fo r a , model C tractor

Soil Mover, Ij^ -yard cap ac ity w ith hydraviUc con­tro l on 2-.w(ieeled rubber

D earborn Tandem Disc w ith 3-PH

Ford C em ent Mbcer w ith 8 -PH

Heavy 2l^-inch Tool B ar, rubber-tired g au g e wheels and 3-PH , " ‘ "

New Idea tractor M anure Spreader

C ha ttin 6-foot D itcher w ith hydrauljc ja c k Essipks W eed Sprayer and B urner w ith ' 3-PH Sno Ko 6-inch, 2I-f6ot G rain Aiiger on- rubbOT Self-propelled Feed and H ay Elevator, w ith large un- ■ loading hoppfer, on rubber,"lieeds new. m otor

Feed T ra ile r , 10-foot, 2-wheeled John D eere Side R ake - IHC Side .B ake ■ Noble sp rin g -to o th H arrow , 2 5 -^p o t,w ith rubber^

tire d ca rr ie r ■ . ' 'S ilver 4-rciw Thinner-W eeder w ith 8-PH •'IHC 8 -ft. Field C ultivator - . . .T i m d ^ Disc, 7-ft. 3-point h itc h Bcoo^New Id e a manure spreadeir 14-foofc b ee t bed .

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660 ACIIKS, la y s b e a u t i f u l l y , abundance o f fencing, n u m e r o u s o u tb u i l d in g s , par­lo r b irn , 100 a c r e w h e a t a llo tm ent plowed, e x c e l le n t w & t e r . A c* Realty. P i io n H lB .% 6217.

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8 K P T 1 C T A N K a n d s e w e r lin e i ,c le a n e < i a n d in i t a l l e d . W o r k g u a r a n te e . R e a« • o n a b le r a te a . U a k e n 's Roto • R o o t e r S e w e r S e rv ic e . D A 6-4710, F l i e r , o r R E 3-2541.

RADIO AND MUSIC17” S I L V E K T O N E T V aeU |60. V e r y

goo d c o n d il lo t i . P h o n e RP. 4 4 6 6 T .

S T U I K U l lm o r d i . L u t f i i lK tlo ii. s ; ! .0 8 e ac h ._ A p p lia n c e D e p a rtm e n t . S e i

—T in d - llo e b iic im J7 ~1060 H O F F M A N ite r e o - ra d lo e o m b l n i• H o n . W aa no~ n 68,M.' P a t i

A r p l la n c e . J e r o m e . P h o n e KA 4 » 2581B E A U T IF U L W u r i i t i e r . platio, c h e r r y

f i n i s h . T a k e - o v e r p a y m c n t i of m q n th ly . B a c r i f i c ln g to ta l e q u i ty o t | lM r C i l l :R E - 8 i4 7 7 a .-

U SH D H A M M U N O h o m i n sd .l w i th p e r c u i i io n a n d to tit c a b i n e t P h o n o R E 3-- * -

a E K W A JIN E U M u£ |o (o r » t l , j . a n d q u a l i f y . Ix )w re y o r g a n a in<] K i m b a l l p la n u a . C o n o a n d S e lm e r b a n d in> a t ru m e n ta .

N E W 3 -a w ite h l;J* b a f li wccurdlon, Slit). U a e b O d 'b a ai, 1 1 2 6 . Nevr and u a e d g u i t a r s . R . W« U ra n t» Jerom e, p h o n e E A 4.20()&.

MOBILE HOMESO L D BTV Lk'I U a l lu r b o u a e . tu rn l« h e tl - 4 ' .

t te n e (lU llok , p h o n e 643-41)231 H u b l.

10x:^(J', lUtiO N A S H U A , ta k e over v u y m e n u . 1400 d o w n . P h o n e RK 8 .7 ;{ 7 7 .

lUdO U6‘x b ' W ID E D e tro ite r , A a d u m e ' m y e<]ulty a n d t a k e o v e r p a y m e n t s .

P h o n e R K 3 -0 1 3 1 . '

H O U S E T r a i l e r , a s ’ U re m U k e ^ , o n e b e d ro o m , w ill t e l i e q u i ty or t r a d e f o r p ic k u p o r c a r .- IM iOne R E M<0:l.

lux^l), 1U»U M O D E L ‘ U b ed rw m t r a i l e r . I m o e<i)^Ity. W r i t e B o x 6 - J . o/o T i m e s -

N b W oOxlU I4UU0.U0, n o tr a d t i , DI76U.OO a a ik . T h la b e a ta 'e m *11> ItiU rm o u Q -

,W M h ln r m ic h in e . IS.SOO e iib . I n t e r - m o u n ta in T r a i l e r C n m p tn y .

~k\A S T a K A M A r a v e ) t r a l l e r a , luai n iiM le ls o n d l ip l a y . t A f k f th # m a n t b i t taw * o n e . li l u e U k e a T r a i l e r T a r k , H ighw ay U3 N o r t h . T w in l 'n l l« . -

N t)# -M lH -D I8 P im Y r^ lB l-* l3 o l t» o * e ro r l e n i t h a n d A n a e lu i . 1 — \ W U ' B o l e t* A « r o i j 1007 L e U u r e J lo m i, b u t a n e , U a i k .V i l l f j r M o b ile H o rn e i. 1 i,i m U c a W il t o f h o e p lta ] o n H lf b w a j r 10, 0 { o a « d S u n d a y ! .

O P E N a b o u t U a r o b w i th ill n e w D W l l le a n d T r a v e l n e T r a v d T r a i l - i n . S f io t t 'i T r a i l e r B a l t i , 190 A d d i- • o n W e i t .

TRUCKS AND TRAILERSP h o t te UK B .J770 . ^

m i OJIICVHULM ' tm n e l Iru tk for « » le ; gkae llen t cond ition . ....................... ..................................................... P h o n e KA 4 .2 4 0 5 .

i i t i b t f J ie . a t « k ' u i l u i u u w w i I l - t r i d * ' / o r d u m p tn iek o f . i a m t price. P i l l HKyllne Jmkput ^

V.Uit bXLi'ii iVda C IM U 7'in itjiii with liydrainatlu Iraniniloliuii. All rvop4.lo r l i i In ounlaat< K xotlU iU cuiuUUou. Call a ta r t and o h eek . lil&O, UontNol l le r l M IlUr 6r. M oUee « t Ullit Bebool

]l lit, litalio.IH o h t

BETTER BUYS

IN

USED T R U C K S

1058 ST l'D K U A K E R 2 lo". I ipeeil.'i i|iectl an d b ig Vlf ........

lyjT DnlK.K VK. ‘J to il, Loiiit whwl- bane. 2 ip eed a n d good li.iVa

.................................................... J160S

l'J i4 IN T K R N A T IO N A L 2 Imi, &• ^ '» p c e d , ion ir-w hfcltiM r; •

overhauled a n d n<w paln l |12f6

1054 CMC w ith b e e t bed. brownie, good rubber ............... - ..........11098

1063 Fo Ud K.fiOO, * apeed; loflt wheell>a>ie a n d good beft bed, ....................... ............................. JHdS

1052 IN T K R N A T IO N A L T Ion, Srr paiiK. 2 »|U‘cd , lyjlg

............................1048 FOIII) VB, to n . 2 epi-cd ind

m echanically r e o l good ......

lent, rondJlio ii. |tU)0, .S« or ca ll Marvin Voiiurf ilv.

1U,V! lH tV i{ C )L h rr IUIAu >-do<>r, radio, hi*«l#r, i^ iw rrg lU le . i;<x>d t-ondllion. 4111 I’lth A venue t a » t A partm en l. Any-t i r i i r _________ •

ly;..'. .\1K}U'1.'IIV M oiiifri’) i-iI.Kjr, escfl- Iriit Ciiiiciitliin. (^Mrr . 's r fu r etjuiiy. Ink*- ii\«-r p a y m e n ii . JSOU iMlunce. 236 lla/riM)!! S tre e t. ' . -

” TWIN-FATL'S" '

EQUIPMENT CO.

RE 3-4420

NEED A PIC K U P?

WE'VE G O T ’EM!

1957 f o r d ' $1295Vi ion . Slake hed a n d 4 ipeeil.

1957 INTER. $1296% ton . Sharp a n d lo w milea.

195G INTER. ' ?99Bl i ion.

1955 CHEVRO LET |99BVj * apeed.

-4955^F0ftB - -$895-to n . N«vt p a in t a .n d good.

1953 DODGE ?G96% ton . Ncvf p a in t, g o o d throughout.'

1956 INTER. $1395^ ton . 4*wbe«l d r iv e . Good.

1951 CHEVRO LET $495^ ton . New p a in t. Good 1&” eoiii- m ere ia l tlrea.

1951 FORD $395% to n -

T W I N F A L L S EQUIPMENT CO.

“ BE 3-4420 .

AUTOS FOR SALE1»M CHRYSLER Vyln«>r, 176. fhone

2305, C iille fo rd , o r « t r l l . Ilout. I. B uh l, Robert Edaon._______________

1U61 (iU C pickup, lo n u whe^lbaie, 4- apeed tran im iia lon . $400 eaah. Pl^one

- K E 8^1408.H O T SUMMER la C O M IN G I 1060 Kord

F a ir la n e 600. All p o w er equipm ent ind fifc to ry a ir-conditloner. V ery clean. See « t 178 W ell H ey b u m .

S A V E .

WHERE Y O U R $$$$

H A YE MORE CENTS'S T CMEVRGLET r ~ d o o r wagon. 'W MERCURY 9 p a a a e n g e r wagon, '5 5 MERCURY 0 p aaa e n g e r wagoru •68 VOLVO a ta tio n w agon.'6 8 CHEVROLET 4 d o o r wagon.*49 FORD VK, a ta tio n wagon.*66 GMC Suburban CArryall.•66 FO RD VB 2 door, overdrive.•6« CHEVROLET V8, 4 door hardtop '6 6 OLOSMOHILF: 4 door hardtop •68 CADILLAC F lee tw o o d , 4 door.

COMMERCIALS•U DO D flE 21^ ton . V 8 ^ .

*64 DODGE 1% ton . 6 apeed, 2 a p e ti - ^ q -E O R D 2 ion. VR. ?. apend-aila^

*68 GMC K ton, 4 apeed .U l IN T E R N A T IO N A L H too. I

apeed.

' . - « L L I E ’STWIN- FALLS MOTOR

ON TR U CK tA N EAak fo r " N u t ty "

Y O U R M A O K T R U C K D E A L E R

. RICE CHEVRO LET

MAGIC V A L LE Y ’S

TRADING D EA LERl o l t O H E V R O L iT t d o o r led in . I

eylinder, i ta n d a rd tranam liilon t new paint, euatocn Interior, O nly ................. .......................... I12»S

19S9 OUlCK 4 door a ed an . Radio, hea te r, i ta n d a rd iranim ljiilon, tin te d f l i ia , e x t r a n ice ...flTBi

IS f il 0 L D 5 U 0 B IL E 4 i» o r Hulldir. n ad io . h ia te r, a u to n ia tle t r in i ' m lialun, pow er a le e r ln g , power b ra k e i, tin ted g laaa . w hite will t l r e i and J>2 e n g in e . E i t r t n ice ............... .........................\ m

d a n .T lU d lo T n c a te r . autoinilU tranam lailon. tu - - t o n e paint, tin te d g la ii, w h ite w all tir ii. W e hive two, C hoice ........I&si

lOSa F0^(D^4 door^ a c d a n . Radio, heater, overdrive trunamiBalon,

fo o d ............................................. I « l

COMMERCIALS '1000 OHEVnOLET K ton . 4 ipHd

tranamliilon, V8 motor, «ld« box, t ply tirca, Krengle hlleh and ready to go to w ork..„|U tf

I t t i KOIIO I tun t r u c k . 4 i p . . / tran iiiitiilo n , 2 ip eed axl»,

■ 9.00x30 (In i on re a r ........ |S)8

__tuu—plakup.—Uydti»^m atio Iran in iia tlo ii, 0 ply t lr ti, t ra ile r hitoh a n d e x tr a nldt, O nly ...........................

RICE , ^.CHEVROLETON SOUTH LINCOLN

' JE R O M E -e A 4-401:I

a >.m, t» 7 p .m .

W ANT IT S-H-A-R-P-? ■

'55 C H E V . Nomad ■ E q u i p p e d - a n d tu s h n r p ' t t s -■

y o u ’ll f i n d an y p la o e

’5-1 F O R D Convertible N e w t o p , c x c e l l e n l r i n l . . i h , l l g l i t

b o d y . M u s t s e e to o p p r e c l n t e ,

1958 ED SELC l t n t t o n T a o o r l i i r a i o p . ' E x t r a

s h a r p w i t h p o w e r s t e e r i n g ,

b r a k e s , t r a n s m i s . s l o n a u t o m a t i c ,

e l e c t r i c a e a t , e t c . S p o t l e s s a n d p f l c c d 'w a y u n d e r b o o k .

B eat Selection o f 'Ciws F rom ?69 tn $995

C-A-R-L-E-S-O-N-’S’ . 6 0 1 M a i n E a s t

P p N T I A C - C A D I L L A C - O M O

W IRTHLIN

FORD. SALES A-1 USED CARS

’52BU ICK $2954 d<»or. E x c e lle n t c*iniiitlon.

..’.5.3_QLDS_____^2 door h a rd to p . Good,

’59 FORD $1495Fairlane 4 door, Fordom ntic, VS, ra­dio and h ea le r .

’69 FORD $2995Thutiilerbird. E q u ip p ed fu lly . Only 20,UU0 m llea.

COM M ERCIALS

’51 CHEV■,1-Ton

375

’54 CHEVVrTon

$ 645

’55 STUDE. $ 895

’59 DODGE $23952-Ton

^ W IRTHLIN

USED CAR LOT, 221 SO. LIN C O LN

Lot P h o n e — EA 4-5245

H om e P h o n e RE 3-9109

I r a B ro o k s, M anager

BETTER CARS BETTER BUYS

I960 C H E V R O L irr 4 door B el Air. R a d io , h e a te r , V8 n io - ter, p o w erg lld e tran sm is­sion a n d w hitew all t ir e s .ONLY ...........................$1795

1969 F O R D 4 a o o r F a irlan e. Yellow a n d w hite f in ish . V8 m o to r , FordomaM c tra n s m is s io n , radio a n dh e a te r .................. ........$1795

1950 FO R D a d o o r custom 300. 2 - to n e p a in t , 6 cy linder m oto r a n d s ta n d a rd I ra n s -

. .jn lsa lD a^ee.th la .o n E U 1 5 a5 _ . 1969 C H E V R O L E T 4 door I m - .

pa la s e d a n . R adio , h e a te r , V8 m o t o r , powergllde tra n s m is s io n a n d w h ite ­wall t lr e a ...................;$1895

1966 F O R D 2 door F a irlan e club s e d a n . T h u n d erb lrd m oto r. P o rd o m atlc - t ra n s ­m ission, rad io , h e a te r . T his c a r I s S h a rp .....$895

.Mttii, I.. M US X :sE lC -j 6 A P P R ECXATH^-I— 1 9 5(t-D Q D G E -4— d o o r-O u s to in -_______ Koyal. V 8 m ot6r, rad io ,

1 9 5 9 - e H B V R Q t E r T r 8 S 5 l n e s t e r r ^ p v r e r - s i a y i w ; -pow er b r a k e s an d i iu ts - m atlo tra n sm iss io n . S e e this f o r O n ly _._....,..„..$805

1066 O H E V U O IiB T -J door 210 sedan . 6 cy lin d e r m otor,

. s ta n d a rd tra n sm iss io n ^ d 43,000 a c tu a l miles.Only ..................................$785

1966 C H E V R O L E T 4 door B e l- Alr 8 e t|a n . R ad io , hea te r, va m o to r a n d .powergUdo t ra n s m is s io n ............ ...$795

BOB-REESE

S P E C I A L S ! .1959 D O D G E ^2595Custom R oyal 4-D oor H ard to p . Pow er s te e r in g a n d b rak es , ra ­dio, h e a te r , sw iv e l seats , fac­to ry Air co n d itio n in g , tu - tone p a in t a n d o n ly 18,000 m iles—

JSX^SEIC T O a p p r e c x a t i M — ■

B el-A lr 4 -D o o r S ed an . V8 en­g ine, po w erg lld e . power s te e r­in g , rad io , h e a te r , tu -to n e p o in t a n d 24,OOQ=m(les— ------- •

1958 C H E V R O LE T $14954-D oor S e d a n . V 8 engine; pow­ergllde, ra d io , h e a te r , p a in t and In te rio r looks n e w .

1958 FO R D ‘ $1295C ustom 300 4 -D o o r S e d a n . 6- cy llnder en g in e , s ta n d a rd t ra n s ­m ission, ra d io , h e a te r a n d very c lean .

1958 VOLVO $1295L ess U lan 10,000 mllesi This econom y c a r Is p e r le c t th ro u g h ­o u t!

19G0 F A L C O N $1795 2 -D oor SedaQ . S ta n d a rd t ra n s ­m ission, o n ly 7,800 mllesi Local owtier. J u s t .like new ,

1 . 9 6 7 ^ L p m4 -D oor s u b u r b a n . V8 engine, au to m a tlo tra n s m la ilo n , b e a u ti­f u l gold a n d iw h lte pa in t.

- r . _ ■»

1957 DODGE ■ $1495 * f l l e m t^ 4 * D o o r 7 “ i3 1 in rp * in i i% * ilfR r w h ite p a in t . P o w e r s teering and b rak es . R a d io a n d h eater.

1958 FORD ' • ■ $14954-D oor R a n c h W ag o n . V8 en­g in e , E o rd o m atlo , tu -to n e p a in t, r a d io nhd h e a te r . / \

1955 C H E V R O LE T $885 - 1 = D a o r r T ! i c y l i n a B r ^ o n i i i n 8 - i n a s ta n d a rd trn iism lsa lo n —

S P E O IA L l '

. B O B ^ R E E S E - .M O TO R CO,

51)0 HliMk £ itd A va , Buulh ’ O p en ' , C t o i ^ tiu iida jii

MAGIC V A LLEY ’S

O LD SM O BILE D E A L E R

FO R 3 0 YEARSI960 I.A RK t dcM.r . .tik n . t l e . t i . r ,

ovrr<lrive. titider«eal and fuam *piit rovera. N>:W .............. % W i

155B HUU K L a S A H R E 2 door h a rd ­top. Full p o w e r ................... | '2 l» 6

10S7 r i .V M O U T H Relve<leri. 2 d o o r h iin h o p . F u l l pow er ......... I10t>5

IB Ji I X 'I X i F; 9 p a a a e r iy e r w*B»>n. N i l p o w e r . .. ............... ....... ITU5

1959 (>Ml' ’ .j to n . I<mg wheelbaae. 1 t ra tia n iU tio n , h ta le r a n d 2S,00(J m llea ........................... t l6 0 6

SPA ETH ' MOTOR CO.

Bill G ibaon EA 4-§.l1*Jerom# EA 4-4.1240LDS.M 0B1LK LARK GM C

HOUSE O F H A r A o P S !

CHEVROLET

S P' E 'C T A L'S !•louo C H F .v u d i .v r r i m t m .a. » p o r t

r<Mi|>e. .Solid l>lur. Kh-al o w n n l, riiili<i, ill-lit c r , 4 K|>r<'il irin»niiH - kion an d h lu engine.

1969 C H E V U O L l-rr UKI^AlIl, 4 d o o r h iin lto p . Itid lio . hoiiler, p o w e r ateorin jf. po w iT hraltM, t in te d glaiiH a n d u l t r a ah'arp.

1069 C H E V R O L K T 4 d.Kir iftlan. R a- dio, h e n to r . VA eniflne nnd a tn n d n rd tran n m lan io n . Very low m ileage.

I9&g C H K V JIO LJST IIE U A IR 4 d o o r apilan. 34S «ni{inc, light b lu e , new t lre a , rn d io , heater and ai>- t iim u tlr tra n a n iin a io n . r

1051 C H K V U O L K T 6 cy lind tr t d o o r. U eau tifu l rcii nnd whit# fin la h a^'I a u to m a lio tranam lioion.

1957 C H E V R O L K T H oylimler. 4 door. T u n ju o ia e and wliite. R a- dio. h e u to r . au lo n iu tlc tn^nam ia- »ii>n. nnd p o w e r-p a k VH e n g in e .

1957 C H E V R O L E T 8 cylinder, h a rd - t<i|i n p o rt co u p e . Hriiiiw f in la h w ith w h ite top , Rnilin, h e n te r , au to m a tic trttm m laflion , p o w er- jrak VH e n g in e a n d w hitew all l lrm . ,

1958 C H K V R 0 I .E T Rel-A ir 2 d o o r . (;ienr p la a tic aea t c<iveri. l la d io .

h^ulor. a u to m a t ic tran iM iaaion, and VH c n n ln e .

1055 C H E V R O L E T B e l-A lr a p o r t cimix'. i l lu e and XK hiit f in ia h . Ilndio. h e a t e r , Vt<, i lu n d a rd (rimHiniaHion w ith overdrive.

195!) C H E V R O L E T urn VK. i apee<l trnnafn iH alon . Radio, h e a t­er. F le e ta id e and Ions w hee l- hnne.

1958 C H E V R O L E T ton . 6 cy linder.9 aiw cd tran am la ilo n ,' lo n g w hcelbaae.

1W5 C H E V R O L E T ton , 6 cy lin ­der,4 ap eed tranam lailon a n d long w h e lb a a e .

- Y O U R E E - MOTOR CO.

664 M ain E a s t - RE 3-6811

1949 C H E V R O L E T 4 door. R a ­dio, h e a te r , good r u b ie rand r u n s g o o d ...............$95

1963 O L D SM O B IL E 4 door se ­dan. R e -b u U t engine, h y - dram alflc t r a n s m laslon, rodlo a n d h e a te r _..;...$305

COM M ERCIALS '1969 C H E V R O L E T W ton p ic k - .

I up. 6 c y lin d e r m otor, 4 ■ speed tra n s m is s io n , i ly le -

slde b e d a n d 18,000 ac tua l•m iles ............ .............. „ ..|16o5

1969 C H E V R O L E T Vi to n p ick­up. 8 c y lin d e r motor, 3

tide b e d‘ T f t i n s n n s s i o H j 'T t y T E ^

..$1495-1957 W M iY B .C a b -Io n sa td , H

toil p ic k u p . 4 w heel d rive , / good r u b b e r a n d new p a in t.

195DW IUi-YB C ab -Io rw o rd >,i ton p ic k u p . 4 w heel drive, noW t ir e s a n d 31,000 ac tu a lmiles ................................ $1895

1 D B 3 D O D O E '. 3 t o n . Long w heelbase, 5 apeed tra n s-

I m issloti w i th 1 speed ax le,\(iiid n e w p a i n t .......:....$005

1040 B T U D E B A K E R 2 t o n . Long w h e e lb a s e, 4 m eed rant x lo ,

hod

rin s m ls s lo n wTtn 3 speed nxlo, g ood ru b b e r and H a t

7......... ........................ $31)5

GLEN G. JENKINS

'C H E V R O L E T ' -

OM A O T E R M S

Dei Cool)D lek m e v fu i ' D o n W ilch

ilK I'OTBl ](K I'VOGI

Jin MS9I

-NUTICKI Good 1950 Studel>aker :* dixtj-. overilrive, mdli.. h e a te r a n d w' chI.tii leather u p h o lite r ln i- M ake, iili-nl .*iul car o r iludent. See a t SalVe'n'a Keimir Hht>pr'3% milea »outh o f Je ro m e . KA 4-2071 or EA 4.2H;2*5.

B E T T E R B U Y S I N B U .H L

1959 CHEVRO LET ^2195IMI’ALA 4 door w ith a i r condition* ing. One owner.

1960 CORVAIR $1895700 ledan. Deluxe 4 d oo r w ith autoi matie tran im ia iipn a n d very lo«f hiileage.

1959 CHEVRO LET $16-154 door, VB and b e a u tifu l w h ite fln> iih.

1957 OLDS $13954 door, HollCay. N ew p a in t. Nice family car.

1956 OLDSM OBILE $9954 dnor Holiday. C lean a n d ah a rp . Une owner.

1555B U IC K ' ' $795C e n tu ry ,2 door R iv ie ra coui»e.

1956 CHEVRO LET $995ton picku)).- V S .' i apeed. new

P A G E T H I R T E E N

AUTOS SALE -N A S i r i J . l .e l . new tires, 84 ,Oo5

m ilen. cjeun. 11.200. r |io n e RE 8:2766.

I'.',’,.' HI'D.SO.'i 4-<loor »ed«n..1 .'■>■! ilim..'. KA 4-4J0I.

luT: C ilE V iT o i.E T . a tra lg h t I tic k , b l« ei(i;ine, Cmnt. |1 6 0 . »04 8tb AvenU* ^ '■ rlh , Hiihl.

W A .s r mxul p ickup fo r equity io 1081 PoiitiBc Cainlina. power i t e e r io j • n o b rakca. 3.5UU m ilea , taka over—P*7b. n i - iu v Phono RF. 3-2014. 439 B raek ea ><lri-H. T -iii Fa IIa. • ■'

A u tlio riirt C h ev ro le t lioa le r

MAGIC VALLEY MOTORS -

r h o n . «(3-Hll7 B U H I^

VOLKSWAGENTRADE-INS

1958 f o r d '4 DOOR fouriiry aedan. » p a u e n g e r . Riiilio. hentrr. jiuw er otfering, 6 w ay pow .T m-iil, l i r ia h l r«-d finlih w ith

•li.Htchiriic iriiiTiur, VKHY SH A R P.?520 DOWN"

1958 VOLKSWAGENK(J.Ml!IK »t«ti..ii wBaiiii, |{Htlio. hea l­e r. ( »iieed triiiisnn»ni)n. A very good

■“"''$1295 F U L L PRICE

1958 VOLKSWAGENSK [)A .N . Hailio, lieater and Very a h a rp .

$375 DOWN

W Se VOLKSWAGENSK D A N . Radio, heater and n tw p a in t .

$995 F U L L PRICE

1955 Pl y m o u t h 'B E I.V K U K IIK t ci,«,r 6 t y l i n i l . r , a ta trd a rd tran im in iio n . Very clean .

$175 DOWN

------_ 1954 FORTJ " '

ALL UNDER ■ $695

195B RUICK Super. 4 door. Power.' aiM ring. rad io , h e a te r , dynaflow one local o w n er. N ew ear trade-in.

19^€ FORD C uatom line. 4 door. Beautiful S iren Red w ith lU n d - a rd tranHm laaion. V8. radio, heater and new ta i lo r m ade aeat coven. REA L N IC E .

'!9RS FOIID i door, ‘ P a r r la n e . '“Kh7rp ■2-lone blue w ith F o rd o m a llc . radio,

heater, nearly n ew t i re s , new ■eat covera. N ice a n d clean .

1055 BOICK C en tu ry , 2 d oo r hard ­top. Sharp Inalde a n d o u t . l;'ully e<]Ulppe<l and good t i r e a . '

1964 MBRCURV M onterey . 4 door. IteauUful B ronze w ith a ll leath ­e r Interior, e x tre m e ly clean throughout. N ew- w h ite wall tire.i. M ercom utlc. rad io , heater. MUST SEE TO A P P R E C IA T E .

1954 NASH 4 door aed an . Radio, healer, bed u n it . N ice in te rio r and good tlrea . S P E C IA L L Y PRICED.

1953 FORD 4 door. VS. gaa aavlng overdrive, rad io , h e a te r , nearly new lirea. O u ta ta n d in g t ra n s ­portation.

1952 FOFID C onvertib le . S h a rp 'b ln c k with chromc c o n tin e n ta l kit. Tailur iniide a e a t covers. New ea r trad e in.

1961 BUICK 4 door S p e c ia l.'f ta d ^ o , heater, dynaflow , c lean in te rio r and’good app ea ran ce .

THEISEN MOTORS701 M ain E a s t

LINCom H E IiO U R Y COM ET

W I L L S ■ . . m E C T J I S E I L C A B S _ ,

*'W here euatom eri le tid th e ir Crienda”

I960 SUPER 4 door R am b le r. 8 cyU ind ir, heater a n d overdrive. * Only 10.000 m l le a _________12198

I960 AMBASSADOR V8, 4 door*cu*- tom atation w agon by R am bler. Power ite e r ln g , p o w er brakea, radio, heater a n d a u to m a tic . A real fine e a r . O nly ____ I23U6

-lM < -rO R D -V 87-eou n t r y t e d n r r t t i ^ ’ dIo, heater and a u to m a tic trana*

tnlBilon. O n l y ____________ |Ifi06

H 5 7 RAHJ1LER '“ R E B E I ., 4 "d o o r hardtop, V8, 2M J lL r» .,- pow er ■leering, pow er b ra k e a , ' radio, beater and overd rive . & fuit ice to appreciate.

1056 OLDSMOBILE S u p e r 88, i door Holiday. Very c le a n , fu lly equipped. O n l y _____ ______11198

1086 BUICtC Super t d o o r R iv ie ra . Pow«r ite e r in g , p o w er brakea, radio, bea te r a n d D ynaflow , Very clean, 41,000 m ilea......1906

1066 FORD V8, 1 d o o r V ic to ria . Radio, heater, p o w e r i te e r in g , and Fordom atlc. O n e o f the eleaneit local c a ra . 0 n ly . . . . |l0 9 3

1064 PLYMOUTH S tv o y . 4 d o o r a». dan . Only __________________J3U5-

1084 FORD V8. 2 door a e d a n . Radio, heater and very x ood co n d itio n . Only __ ________ta a a

diR i Radio, b e a te r a n d over* drive. Real S b a rp __ |UD8

1062 FOnO V8, I d oo r ae d a n ____1106

MANY m o re to ' choo80 fro m .SEE T H E M .

- P I C K U P S -lOOa tN T E R N A T lO N A L ^ to n .1HS4 GMO ton,1062 GMO .ton. . '1060 FORD % ton .

- — - J E E P S -------- -----IP&O w ith mctal cab,1V48 w ith canvai cab.

W ILLS -L USED c a r td ept ; ■J. 1 4 1 4lh A venue W eat

HE 8.1106

Low el) W illi ' l \ v j H o w ard.n iS I-6S68 . A t M 6 B I

: T f f i l m i l

a n d ovcnlrivi-. IU-nl

$165 DOWN

. 195:i CHEVROLET "Hi'l.Nir ilmir, Ujnlii,, honter. Hlcak a n d w h iif iiaim. i ( ..mkI i

$:!95 f u l l PRICE

1951 CHEVROLETB elA lr piiii|>e, Vi-ry ifiiod iiliier model.

■ $195 f u l l PRICE

MANY M ORE MODELS

TO CHOOSE FROMI

McKENZIEMOTORS

3 5 1 M a i n A v e n u e E a s t

O ffice Phone A d ria n Stocki H e rb Peck

RK 8-522« Jl£ 8-0241 RE 8.2306

TRADE TODAYA T

UNION MOTORS. INC.

WE N EED1 9 5 7 , 1958 , 1 9 5 9 p a s s e n g e r c a r a , t r u c k s a n d p i c k u p s .

W E H A V EA g o o d s e l e c t i o n o f N e w

c a r s , t r u c k s a n d p i c k u p s i n s t o c k N O W

'54 MERCURY $195M onterey , lu«dor. rudlo, heater and o v e rd riv e . ' ,

’52 CADILLAC -F o rd o r , bO le r lc a , radio, hyd ram otifl and tu - to n e green.4

'49 BUICKF o rd o r , radio, he{it«r, dynaflow, one o w n e r and com pletely original.

'49 FORD ^ $95tu d o r , V8 engine, ra d io an d heater.

’53 FORD $295F o rd o r . V8 e n g in e and itan d a rd tranam isflion,

’51 BUICK $295tu d o r hardtop. R ad io , h e a te r dyOa«

-nottr^»nd“eleiinhrough-outr"‘-------

"66 OLDS $895-F o rd o r , 68, radio, h e a te r , Hydrim atio a n d iM w er s teerin g .

’59 WAGON $1995.F o rd o r country a e d a n . . V8, radio, e ru iacom atio and p o w e r ateerlng.

’56 PONTIAC $895F o rd o r hardtop. R ad io , heater, hydra*

■ 'S e i ’t Y M O B T H -------- $ S 0 TF o rd o r , .V8 • e n g in e , rad io , -hea te r,- a u to m a tic tran im laa lo n .

'5 5 W A G O N

’53 BUICK

F o rd o r , 9 p aa ien g e r w agon. < b e a te r , hydram atic^ UAQsmlBalon.

$295F o rd o r Super. R ad io , b e tte r i itand* a rd tra n iro ii t lo n .

'55 M ERCURY ', $795„M o n tc la ir tudor h a rd to p . Radlo» b e a te r , byd rim a tlo a n d tu>toni.

PICKUPS— TRUCKS '56 In te rn a tio n a l . $1295 ’Vk to n , 4 wheel d r iv e , Om aha, g r a in ’ an d a to ck rack.

’49 STU D EBA K ER $95, ^ to n . 4 ipeed tra n a m la ilo n .

’51 CH EV RO LET '$ 2 9 5Vt to n , 4 Bpeed tra n im is i lo n .

’51 DODGE $295to n . Long w bee lh a ie , 4 ipced

tru n an ilia lo n .

F n n n _ i 2 L^ to n , 4 apeed t ra n a m lu lo n .

'5 8 D O D G E iJo n , lo n g .w h ee lb a ie , Va engli

3 ap eed tra m m la ilo n . ___ ____

,'56 FORD \ ' $895IJ- to n , V8 .n il I ip M d Ir .n im lii lo n ,

’59 FORD , $1795Vi to n , long w heelbaae. radio, he ite r, custom cab, V8, a n d 4 apeed.

’56 GMC , ' $14951 tu n , dua l ^hee ta , stock task, 4 ipeed a n d new p a in t Job, ,

B nleem cn’a home phonea (o r a fte r h o b ri; llyvon Moyec , KK 8.7470

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’Pemr-Eewi*- lUid 8 m ltb Dick GUlenvitl^r

' U-N-I-O-N

BIG DKIVlS-lN LOT .IPhono RIS 3>1010

m o 3t(i A vcnuo C u b O o n i. r u l Qril Av«. E m h tn i l ind S k

pa g e f o u r t e e n TIM ElS-NEW S; T ^ I N F-A L I^^ID A H O , , W EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, •■1951

Life Uilderwriters Help With Heart Fund Drive

^iiii'■ m ia r rJtii tf, n gu t, p m iatiifo^tB* Houtmm id(ilia Life v r lte ra a ssoc la llon , j Iv m MllcUor’j k i ts to K en Nesbllt, le f t , an d H e rb tr t K lchards fo r th e H eart (and drive k ickoff Tuesday m orning;.

r<f-the-*r«up-wtU »olWi41ie busuesi-du 'txIcQ oc^h e a r t fund c o n trlb u tlo n a . T his Is the fo u r th conseeutlve y e a r th a t th e association h a s he lp ed w ith the d rive . (S ta ff pho to -en g rav ln c)

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Burley Eyes New Hanger For Garners

_ B y E L E Y ,. P e b , , .? 2 - T h e Q arner ■riylng Service, operntecl by C. Le- Rpy G arn er a n d D ale G a rn e r, wn.s given approval to e re c t a h a n g a r at the city a irp o r t jUBt n o r th of the present han g ar, a t th e B u rley clly council m eeting M onday n ig h t. The

r n e r b ro th ers a re engaged lij crop spraying serv ice. — :

A letter WM re a d from D r. Ter­rell O. Carver, a d m in is tra to r of the ita t« d ep artm en t o f h e a lth , asking ea ch 'co n trib u to r o f w aste dumped In analiii rive r for som e proposal

■ of reduction w hich - is to be sub­m itted to the d e p a r tm e n t by July

1. H e s ta ted th a t the lag o o n type of sewage dtspaia l p lan t a s p ro ­posed by the city would be a n a d e ­q u a te waste treatm ent.

D uring the council's m e e t in g on F eb . 7 ord inance 677 was a d o p te d fo r a revenue bond election f o r the In sta lla tio n of a sewage a n d w a te r system to be held, nt the .sam e tim e as th e city election April 25,

T h e proposed lagoon ty p e sew er system Would be Burley’s c o n tr ib u ­tio n to a b a te pollution of S n a k e river.

T h e p lum bing code o rd in a n c e of th e city was amended d u r in g the m eeting a n d the council a d o p te d th e sta te plum bing code.

M em bers voted th at the s a la r ie s of th e m ayor and the c o u n c llm en sh o u ld rem a in the sam e f o r the com ing term.s. The office of m ay o r Is fo r two years an d the c o u n c ll- m en for four years.

B ob M etis was employed a s a s ­

s is ta n t sextfin fo r th e P leasan t Valley cemetery and_ L a rry Rad lo ff was hired a s a sem i-skilled lab o rer for the w a te r departm en t.

Building p e i^ l ts w e re Issued to Verl Chesley, 558 O verland , re m odeling home $800. an d Harley S praque, 818 B u rto n , m oving o house to lot 16, block 62, $3,000,

O as license was Issued to Idaho G as company, a c o n tra c to r : G ary T illey, apprentice g as f it te rs li­cense; Vinton S ta n fld d k Journey­m an 's gas fitters license, ond Del- wyn Hanks, ap p re n tic e plum bing an d Journeym an’s g a s t it te rs l i ­censes.

CUBS TO M E E T BUHL, Feb. 22—C u t S cou t pack

105, sponsored by th e Buhl PTA, will hold n potluck d in n er a t 7

RELATIVE D IE SCA STLE PO B D , Feb. 22 - M r.

and M rs. Em ery B ry a n t received word th e i r son-in-law , L ieut. Col. Thom as A. Davis, died o f a c e re ­bral hem m o rrh ag e M o n d a y In W ash ing ton , D. C. M rs. M arg a re t Soloaga, Shoshone, and h e r b ro th ­er, E m e ry B ry an t, Jr., Boise, flew to W a sh in g to n to be w ith th e ir sister. M rs. Davis, th e fo rm er M arvella B ry an t. ,

H elp C o n tro l Bloat w ith B an n er Chi^mical Com pound f ro m Globe Seed Si F eed Co. Adv.

UTAH STOKER SLAqK OIL TREATED ^

$15 per ton DeliveredIntermounfain Fuel Co.

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First Security Safe Deposit Box costs less than 24 a day

Important papers an^ valuables can easily be Inst th rn u ^ fire, rarp.lp..ssne.ss.y \ First Security SafeD eposit Box is one sure place to protect yp_ur irreplaceable possessions against these risks.

There is no time like «ow to come in and rent a box. The protecti.on is IMPORTANT and the cost is su r­prisingly LOW.

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• WiU

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• Slocks and Bonds

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