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2 Women Killed as R e d C h i n a H i t s Ike Accused of I Cars Collide liear E x i s t e n c e P l a n Mishandling U2 Q f Russ Leader

TOKYO, .June 25 (/I’j— R f.i 'binii todiiy s , nounc&i-cortimumal coin radt^, -Ijy implii'iitii Spy-Plane Case Rupert; 3 In j ur ed r Nikita Khriislii'licv — v lin aiivoi’ate RUPERT, .luiie 25— Mrs. Gorlruilc Socwell, nbont 50. RcildiiiK. ‘ ‘alif.. ami Hi'l- [iJoctrinu. Il -iiid the.y xv.-ro s-. ai'i'uid of iitii' thatl WASllLN'GTON, .Time 2r> i,1>)— The .■sen.'ite forcipn rclationn I'ommittee tonipht ac- In Wither.'<|H>on, 75, Ru|>orl, \^•erc'killed Saturcia'v in u two-car collision at m i intorscc-jthoy "beK^joii'imiicrialisi.'j foi ■ |H'aa“ at aii\' cini." Htit (.used the Ki.-s dv- wrcckinj: the Pari.^ s u m m it conforenue. The committee siiKKCsted that tlio «p y .flig h t for Mapie Valley to one more than tiiis lime last year. The Iwo wimen were M iniilokulchireil ho wiudd not relrcat iiiple iiu'li fi'itiii liis ]>..liov „fM a v 1. which w e n t «lown deep inside the , probalily shinild never have county’s tl^ird niul fouK h fa- reaeoful cdoxisteiu'e withi- ...... nnili'rtakeii. It _ sairt talities for the year. The ■i'pilalist slato.i ami rli.mi-; that when the failui'c did oc­ ]Ml trarrie d«.i(h In Mlnldok:i ScouTa Practicing fo r Jamboree Kitlriii nf tlip coUl wnr. Tlip Itli'-' cur. the KovcrnniPMfs linndllns county oceunctl June 11 when le- ii>l-fqiiabl)le lU'lwcrii pcipllm' Demos Vote Tuesday Keems to liavr ninde bnd matter jswc-om Jose ruenlcj of the Ru­ 1..I np'priitcrl M .shnrjinil pert Icilwr camp was killed In a viiM ilil.t r-ulunr.c. I Tlic J8-pnRC r<'iHirt lo the sen­ one-cnr ncclclcni in Rupert. • Ilccj- iiltnclt labclprt ate wns based on i xlciislvc com- Tlie lAst MiiRlc Vnlley tninllly "miKli'fn rcviMonM.-.' iiio<.c On Solon^ Candidate mltlce quesiioiilnc n( .top ndmin- oceurrcd June 15 when Wnync. ' i.ui_ili;iik I.ciiln'.'* (Ilciiim of in- litrntlon olflclAb. Thorwon. 57. BJArt/ool, riled from, •viiubic \vor betwcin ctiinmiinlsni Tn-jji I'oijjil V .'moeral.i w ill biillot Tucsilay in,Ihe iMUCd on (lie .m of Pre.<-, Injuries •received In a oiic-cnr rc-; r.iplliillsm no lon.cr ni'p:ic.'.stn\(.wiliiii lashed T , nearby home wns used for tile vol- The writer grudBUmly.UUK...KI, conccdcd,i«„LcuL-u, for day ^ ...... spot hn.-s been HONOLULU, June 25 Ifl-Pres- Scoreboard ...... tlie United State.s,<<‘'5'' s'vclUiis Mrcnm.i nnd raJs ns jjmnBcd Ident Elsenhower, ti heavy red car- Here Is a comparison of trof- nntlon lei draped around his neck, flc ralalitlex tor 1959 and ISCO TilRlit be worn doivn iq n point; ninjor floodlnK but, j ,j p^|, cpuf,tv commls- .'hcre -world wnr would be ‘po3t-;«‘' ' " “'8 r.mcl.crs lnliJ„"„.rd"ldcd lo headed for home today to answer . for MbkIc Valley and for the ______tirouRhl-pnrched mngcs entire sUt<: checked." |ihc tirouRhl-pnrched mngcs o',of six Juaces and four clerks at Democratic critics who claimed his The criticism obviously wns south Texas. • precinct, after receiving the Far East trip was a fiasco. Mafflc VaJIey. 1B59____ 18 limed at Khrushchev, who dcclnr-1 The two-d.ny delUEe Jnca.wrcd Elsenhower, rested and niddy. ■■ :1c Valley, IBGO___ ID opinion of Edword Babcock, pros­ cd In a lout spccch In Bucharest up to 13 inches In ^oinc nrtas. ecuting attorney, thnt reducing Bill report to the nation on his Idaho 1B3D . Tuesday thit Soviet policy wiiil At ica.st three Monn-connrctcd 23,000-mllc tour Monday night In Idaho, 1000 ___ the number of election officials Mntinue to be based on coexistence deaths were reported In ttie state would be a violation of Id^ho law, nntlonu'ldc television and radio m Uie theory that war is nc ' other pci-sQna address, well's c r were his wife, the baby ivltnble. mK'lnir, lind the commls-slon not reversed Elsenhower, drtsscd In a trim ...... unidentified woman be- Lenin's theories, he said, Tr.elve Inche.^ of ralii vn 1 earlier decision to cut down navy blue single-brcsted suit and leved to be Uie baby'* motlier, ivrlticn teiu of years sro when corded In the Corpus Chrlstt the number of election offlclnls, matching blue tie, boarded his Jet Uic cxlitence of. a strong com- iiouslon had G.23 Inchcs and Ean r.stlmatcd ^3,BOO would have alrhner at 4:55 pjn. <9;6S p.m, The unldentllled woman and cnuulat camp of-nntloas was not Socwell are lilted as “Mrlous." Mnrcos, nortli of San Anionlo. £ST) ending his six-day Hawaii 'orcsccn. Todoy's leaders, he said, had 750 Inches. The'Colorado rlv. T. W. Stivers, countyvderk and rtientlon. They were unconscious, attendoms ind to consider tho (acts of the -namlte blast in the lightning struck a shelter packedl Buildings in Buhl northwest part of town. The Mika Daiis, left, asscablei a barbecue grUI, and Carl Harris, right, has drirea a lUke Into the Red Marchers with golfers ^ rln g a thunder- blast occurred Saturday night. rroBod as be pitches a Cent during the prtjamboree training prarram for abont lU Boy ScouU ^nd- storni. At Orlando, Fin., lightning., xjwwo, «u..v ...... Police believe the blast was set Scout lesders In the Soake River council Friday through Sunday at Jaycee park. Doth boys are from- Note Start of struck in ihe-midst of onotherLiahgd u^ita of the eight-unlt B uhl motel wero destroyed, off by pranksters on the canal Jerome and In troop 10. The purpoie «( the event is to rl*e each Scout who will altend Ihe national group f by fire shortly before 11 a.m. Saturday n t an estimated ; bank. ja D b m ’in^Js|y al Colorado Sprinn a chance ta live under the same esndlUoni as at the national The blast was to heavy that fall h it'a camping 1033 of $25,000. The motel is owned by M rs. M am ie H u n t- .. It broke all the windows -on. >t ■ If. If. . ' )f If ‘Korean War 1 phlimont National Scout er- and Dale Bamcs. Buhl Fire Chief Tony K irkland said -. the south, west and north (Ides TOKYO, June 35 (fl- C h i^o f I near Cimarron, Tex, Saturday afternoon that faulty wiring in the northwest :0f the Ken Leonardsoa home. ••'V’ankee go home" resouQiffd in knocking a Scoutmaatcr uncon- .orner of the apartment.... apparently----- n.. .i—i.jstarted ii..the blaze. The ■ 1024 Tenth atreet, the closest Tokyo tonight at a demonstration sclous. Injuring about 30 boys and house to the canal bank, Mri, Some 160 Boy Scouts Are Taking Part organlied by the comoiunlsts to tearing down about 900 tents. !, housing the office of the motel, and the motel units, Leonardson ond her daughter, mark the loth anniversary ot the A frontal systems ot showen “ one of which was empty, Ann Leonardson, were awaken­ start of the-Korean wsr ood de­ and thunderstorms.extended from were located on the south­ ed by . the blast. Although t«ii In Pre-Jamboree Training Meet Here nounce the presence of American Texos and Louisiana northwaid VFW.toHold east approach to Buhl on the curve, windows In Mrs, Leonardson'a troops in Asia. into Tennessee. where highway 30 enters town. . • • bedroom were broken, she and Some IGOBoy ScouU and leaders leaders an opportunity to check will leave Twin Palis for Colorado The,marchers, well Humid 80-and oo-degree weath­ AlUiough two ot the unlta are her daughter cseaped Injury. In the Snske River council ere equipment and see If the boys at 4 ajn. July 18 and return thi orderly, turned out right on sched­ occuplcd, both ot the persons,were-' parUclpatlng In a pre-Jamborce have exactly what they need for evening of July 31., er embraced the Southeast, but ’61 Conclave ule as planned by left-wing sections, the weather was out ol town when the'fire :oc- ' training program Friday through a succcssful trip. There will be The group consists of four pleasant. A fair, mild climate rul­ curred. Sunday ot Jaycee ball park.. The enough boys at the natioiutl Jam­ troops, .'with 40 In each troop Nearly 8.000 communists, work- Occupying the destroyed apart* - bo>-» are uilng .eqi" boree to more than double the ed in the northeast in tlie wake InT m nFalls “Miss B ulil” ...... Troops Include 68 comprised' o of tornado winds- which raked ments were O. D. Ragsdale. who Is about mho. which population of Tn-in Falls, accord' boys from Buhl, Filer, CosUeford that secUon last night. InfUctlng LEWISTON, June 25 UV-Ray C, on vacation, and Joe KoUmeyer,.- ' at the national' Jamboree July Ing to Richard Best. Snake Rlrer Wendell and Qoodlng; CS, Twin the cabinet building and through downtown Tokyo. They were un- damage of two million dollars Day, Deery, was elected command­ who was out of town. ‘ ■Test Won by council Scout executive. Palls: 10, Jerome. Shoshone anc more . on Industrial Schenectai er of Uie Idaho Veterans of For­ Bumlng shlngles-from the blaae The Snake River council group Wood niver valley, and 71. Kim opposed by police except at the (C«aUat«'»ele«lfd-VPW oJfl- Senate committee accuses ad-' VmIss Buhl .pageaot tponsbred by icies in Asia were dtreeUy assaUed ol 'D. Lwnard,' 23. Jerome. the. Buhl Lions club. ’ She was ... rged with drunken drlvlni ,ira were Hany HlldreUi. Poca. ministration'. In U3 incident,' .The basic idea of- the training with placards and slogans such as teilo, sealor-vlce commanderi -Le. crowned by Judy Piper, Miss Buhl “America, get out of the Far East. peared Saturday before JusU of 1DS9, and presented with » $300 session, according , to Bmt, Is to Uie Peace Robert E. Fence and OstcrmUIer, Boise, Junior vice com ttlst comrades, 135,000 fire UU let the boys get acquainted v ' ' Get out of Taiwan iPormoaa). Re­ bulldliiw In- BuhV.lOO' Bw - scholanhlp by (he local Lions club. winds sent failed to enter a plea. He was mander; Oarold Hawkiey, Lew Miss. Craner, a blue-eyed bru­ other boys who wilt attend the turn Okinawa. Take back your remanded to the sheriff when bond Iston. surgeon; William Bird, Oro­ Scouta'participate In pre-jam- net-who measures ai-33-36. also i KaJbab ni tional Jamboree, learn, to cook binck Jets (U3>^aod your army." ' ttOO wa; not posted. He U to flno, Judge advocate, and Warren boTK training, Democrats vote tlonal forest on the north rim of the Orend Canyon. The fire, burn­ meals on charcoal broilers lo save About 3&0 persona was- named- Miss Congeniality by ing alnce Tuesday, h ^ been conUined ai 4,000 acres for the past two -- before Judge Pence at 10 OUfford, BoUe, adjutant, Tuesday on senate candidate,' the other pageant contestADts. For Ume at the naUonal Jamboree, test injured In Osaka tonight In _ ajn. Monday. Hew auxiliary oftlcen are Mrs. Doctor gives advice to cut dotni this honor; she received a «2S gift days. But the winds, reaching peaks of more than SO mUca per hour, their equipment and other things clash between police and demon­ Leonard waa.anested by State fanned the blaze over flreilnes at mld-aCtemoon and sent It streaking Ralph Scherer, BoviUe. treasurer, fatal - cne-car'-wreoks... Castro certificate. She was sponsored by across another 3,000 acres ot' Umbeiland by slghUall, Prlday and Boturdsy acUvlUcs strators opposing the U^.tJapan Patrohnan Hlchard B um s about a tta c k on -U.-s.- s im ila r Kendrick Ooa and Oil company icJuded pitch' ...... — security pact. tJnotflclsl accounu Saturday on highway JO and Mrs. Wanda Wood, Oroflno, to'Shrushchev's.'-.- and presented t modern Latin- (CMUaaM .1 sold 18 wen hurt seriously., Tt) ______ee-fourUis ol a mil# west secretary. Psige s - Steers Started American dance as her talenb,- . SALT LAKE CITV, Jaoe Z5-IT)-A 7-year-aId girl was dead e- _ of Twln Falls.,-;:' LArry Egusqutza, .Olenos Feiry; hew-fecd test.-- - ••• -- ■ . nr»t runnenip-'wM Rhea Dee rival al Ibe Salt Lake eotmly hospital tonight and offlclmls.iald she Ned Bowen, Burley, was fined waa.glven-Uie .“Mr; VPW" award page *-Edltorlal: “Whafs In Patrick, daughter of Mr. and &lr*; apparenllrhad been.eiecUocated while playing, on a pole used la Legaliring of tlon ,thal':foUowed'..a- r ^ '; b y tiarand'glven 12 demerits by Bur­ for outsUndlngiservlce and.the a-Name? Plentyi"— - - • Holland Patrick, Castleford.- Miss light a pla^peund at a drive.ln theater. The.vieUm w»* Jawie-Lta thousands. of .■ leftlst-led union ley- Police Judge.' Henry Tucker Qleniis.Ferry post -won the com- .' Page S-^Burley German band Patrick received a *100 scholai- Hachi, daaihter of Mra. Attna Bachs. ^______members and students. Saturday.nionUng.on a-charge * mimlty twice award.-. ■ «hlp from the Profeulooal Men of goes to-Texas meet - ■-KOfean" - i speedlng'47-mllu an toour.ln ' Outgoing :p resident'. William Page 1—Tlmes-Mews public -Buhl^mi«,was »pon»ored-by Wat­ T V Boosters 35-mlle-zone.-jvfdge-Tucker also son's market. Casuefordrandrsug dents also sliced rallies Inir Redlker.". Mountain " Home;- wss forum. than BO Japanese ciues. aim fined Paul Williams, lli Bur- awarded U>e Katlonal'.. Cross of page S—Knothole news. . a Mlo for. her talent-.,';-.':,. Gastro’s . : ^ ley,^llO and 10 demerits for going — Kathleen-Maughao. daughter of ^aid-Neai'ing communlst.Uae.that.Bouth_____ Malta;;:.; _.P»ge;9.— .Three-Klm.bejlx. backed by America, started t the 35 mll« anV hourin'a 3^ralle The-nterans noiuM a resolu- Scouta. to re c eive church Mr. and Mrs. Reed P. Maughan. IC«nH«»rf «»-pw - - • zone. • was second runnenip lor which she Said to Parrot Soviet W ords UOQ urging.comtriieUon ot a new awards.. I Jipcelved a US gUt cerUflcate from old soidlen' hoc^e m Boise and Page 10 — Annual pressure, ,Wopera. Miss Maughan was ipon- HAVANA, June 35. W — Fld^I tary oligarchy. t»o«ter, station*, which relay tele- cooker testa slated.' •ored by the ■ Castro's new attacks on the Unit­ Persons: who studied Castro's ▼hdon signals to remote areas, is • .Page 11 -- Former.Ketchum ed States seem to-foUo« almost words carefully said h b -latest neartag enactment in congress.. Doctor Gives Advice to Cut man promotea:.high«ay; S3,' ______i960. Marlene line by line the critical words of speech convinced them: The -house, yesterday approve! Page iM eedmen----- CoIeman/'assUted^by Dick Batr. Soviet Premier. Khrushehef. Castro wlU not' wait fw'. Uon* select officers ..... ehalnnan ot the pageant, present­ reducUon of C i^ 's «u«ar quota IdaKo Fatal One-Car Wrecks rage. ‘-1»—Flow^:: show: ,win- ed awards to the contestaoU.-KeDt lo the United, SUtM to carry ' Sandbar iDetains ners-llsled; - : QUes asilsled Barr In the, cha^ to-open hli blast last night; oc* BOISE, June 38 UVt^^daho itate deaths from Dne*car"jiccIdeDts Page 17-Area men.lead folf •• threat to • -- - &trolmeR.ira)Bolnt; to; Uke-thi haTB nearly doubied':izi.the..toumey. Lewlsloninan: leads Evani,.mMuiBer:ot-the local o«ice Mlor'a .advlee_Jn.i«nxelf(irt.M6 thls;year..~'— ihg 'no. Jutiuicatlbh of any. tmX Uef he wm. make that'move as ooDKMSBtmo. h :-v ; June as pistol ihoot ^ of the Moiintaln Stat« Telephone for dropping atotnio bombs OE ' -cut fqtal one-car accideats on PotinsMldlastweek th a l“pe^ . ragelt—oregonteaehenvli-, soon u the U. S. ooogreaa authON in ~ A big-cruise ship remained, , and TeltgPBph cgmpany, was mas- J^tanese cttles/ln World «a izea the President to reduce .sugar It-Twhi ?W|S.-.-: ' .. -ter-«t.ceremonles.-' and nake'them available to locn PeiL- ('.'’Humanity ha»i,-ne?er w lb.___ - ■- -the ahUonal interest receivers,by-amplifying them o fast on f undbu' ln'..Uie£t. Xa^-| ... Snnday, I a al n r.a.i...... •new ufcty effort, rence .river today but.eome of -thei la -wetM musacre .tb*n thoae:'.at ot.the Uhlied-.Btates.- plplng: them :by. wires to homes ooaca^on we coneliulou of -a ______explained' tha^ -the niroBh^a, and-NaBasakl." Mid They,-;had^been.In Jeopardy'-he 347..'^patse&|en. traveled or - 9. Personal pride,''plus the.^b* alclan at--the-: veterans-hospital, Montreal by tnln.and.othen. -b^Ume; MaglA 'n ^ ;ia ia u a r ; lem, of'.flhdhig storage sp^^^for cause .the :f edemi' cotomunlcatloni Boise. -wlU be' ^ t < Into'- in m a t e said ,they we« ' :rad]p:tant.:oompbt«(liL'nAU&tl: Sdviet cnide-oll now' nowlhg:into attUlion,;^ to : ^ a l r ,U^ wKeh' the-bnln -cells': faU . to get field ^ day; lO«to,-.V»llayi,; ’ Cuba..>lIl.‘fortei'-'Castro.,ta'.act^ .■The, 88 N9rth;An>erlcan,:;l»und , .'-'-tOliWSTSiwCHilEAflE^^ frcro Ohlcago toMontreal.ground­ . Havana; Jiine ss tA^Tbe back- :'Then hi vent oti t^ echo Khrii* probably; before the end of Jun»^ under present law, .FCO',cannol * -nie o. ed yfstetday In a'whid storm. Koi ol CubM> appUeahta for tour^ aheher’K denunoiaUon of 'the T» against the foreign ibll.rcbmpanle* tame such pennlts., ' Kloss, lald .-lltUe atrokei and . iHe .Ueii; of e z e i ^ VrbUe drtv- : lstr:Wd -redd^zTtsas .plMe..Prt...... who'rejected hU:Orden to proetu '■ Ths-lilU;«ixild:WiUve‘th» con^ atueka" .which strike drivers with­ one was reported, hurt. *nte-(hlp ,tinlt«d States H4i been In dpltn.fof a vUtt M Japan^ the Soviet oil. BtnieUo& pemUt- requli^ent; and out wamlQg'are major causes of appkwntly n p P 'd ^B iit;,-f TOe-caraetWentt“ ";“ '.T:'- '“ ' -M TiiMenger* ;''.monthi.' Tourist.applIcanU^ ...... of Amwiooa': surrien- booM^'be'aaaned.by a'lleensed . today.and landed them at :,mus( vait.witU aVleut.Jaii.January, Castro and his so^et orl- operator; n also would, put .the < ■V ijT,n..Tii.in. V...- cott. Ont,,«J»«*;ttoey boarded-i r ^ y s u t w Is rwrpied t « ^ by a mill- cuwia i> bpg»tan under ?C0 rtiulaUon J train for Montml. SDNDAY, JUNE 26, I960 ' TIMES-NEWS, t w i n , f a l l s , IDAHO PAGE TWO Legion’s Meet Motel Units, Doctor Gives Twin Falls News in Brief Seen... Weather, Temperatures I II Califoriiia Advice to Cut Directors'lo Meet roUee CaUed Kichnrd Best parading in n,. Home Razed MAGIC VAIXET-Falr and sllfhtly cMler today and tonight In- The Twin Falls County Farm Twin Palls pollSo .were <^ed mudft s h o r ts . . DUnc Jnckim-" ercaslog elondlnet* Mondsy. Little tempcratorc change. Ulgh both Bureau board of directors will to Sunrise boulevard and Falls Manhandles 4 fltrUng-wlth c u s t w t r T r C InBulilFire days 75-85. Low Sonday. nl*ht « - » Cai' Fatalities meet at 8:30 pjn. Monday at the avenue east st 1:50 p a . sotunlay, restaurant. . . Pat-Parrct •! county office. taut the reported auto accident was SAN FRANCISCO, June 25 tfl— checkered shirt . . . Olrl scriieh' NORTH IDAHO-Falr and not quite so'.cool today.' Monday In-1I out adeq^uo*^irrMt*fw"*the driver, minor, police surmised. By the Hundreds ot an g ry California ing sunburned bock with w't,?,'; « r . “ y'V Wsh shimn* creasing cloudlheas with little change In tepiperature. High both Sign'ed by Navy time they arrived, the corr - • ■ ■ manhandled ---- . . . Man carrying woman’s'incv,* days 73-76. Low tonight ii-S2. "Besldei oxygen the body needs voived had disappeared. youths picketing the state Ameri­ heel shoe . . . Out-of-state n Recenily enllstlDg in the U. S. can Legion convention today. / p»ul D ull #nd a *t®ek of- baiea a steady supply of glucose And navy and now at the U. 6. naval .wltlt .long boat.hooked.to cxir n h»y w u Kt afire. Mor« tliim I.SM vlUmltJS plus a few apeclal unsat- trnlnlng center in San Diego for news reporter was knocked dowi , bJiM “ bay »«re dMtrojea. Buhl urated fatty acids.’* he said. ,nlne weeks ot recnilt training are Oene Helms, Twin Palls, who In the dUturbonce ouUIde the. n “ cWef KlrUand eiUmaltd Ihe •The needed nutrients may not John E. Keiieher. son of Mr. and has been Idaho deputy brand In­ civic auditorium. la last blush of blooming in 1,^1 wind carrlfd Ihe «hlnnlM approxU be delivered to the brain when the lMrs.'John J. Keiieher, and Melvin spector for 13 years, will go.on Most of the 3,000 delegates of county building . . . ailie Van mately two city bl«M. blood.becomes too.thick.through swarmed out of the auditorium Lb P&rker,'son of Mr.. and Mrs, li-reUrement Monday. He plans wearing toreador panU...Toumt k Abo In dttiiwr /rotn Ihe fire v dehydration and sludging or the Elmer C. P.irker, all Twin Pslls, handle some law enforcement and surrounded the quartet. The getting directions from Chamber H th» Pst llamlllon home locate^.. tendency to clot, rk later on. Alter Monday', per- youths carried signs reading "Don't the north »lde of the motel. The Keiieher and Parker enlisted on [of Commerce booth at remn. f» ' "Driving a car does not furnish the navy's buddy plan. Both are _-js may contact the district Resurrect McCortliylsm," "Legion­ Iwcmorlal bridge . . . 01111*^' jiome wu undamtmed except for exercise. Instead, it offers an op­ naires, Why Must You KIU the bllSered paint oa the *lde closest. former members of the Idaho no­ brand ofllce, S30 Railroad avenue, portunity for stagnaUon, Many lit­ tional guard and I860 graduates of Ta'In 'Falls. UH.?" and ''We Must Keep our „ on bicycles on Sevenili avtnii* tle strokes and heart atUcks which CIvU LlberUes.". Both Duiil and rural fire en’slnei; Twin Falls high school. ' I north . . . Alan Sandcr.wn uva may be painless, occur ‘in this Some delegates shouted, Charles Cutler wolklng wrou ^ Bniwered the call and power line*: Rrall!«, (leiidr — way." • Bock to ," "IheyTe In the area were endansercd **' Fire Iteported “Miss Buhl” M ain avenue . . . Youns nisn the wind blew the’ flames close These atUcks, said Dr. Kloss. Twin Fails firemen extinguish­ munists,” ‘'Kill them," and “act suruilng hlmseU In back or ycllov them- When Ihe firemen arrived may leave the driver' Incapable of ed, a minor trash fire In an alley them.- convcrtlblo driven by pteiiy r,,! handling his car by causmg loss Loter when the Legion delegates . . . And overheard: "No, Dwi. u~ Jlamea from Ih# biflie were «lioot- of vblon, lack of coordination'and between Jackson and Van Buren Test Won by reconvened, they were reprimond' int above the motel. After tn» streets In the 300 block Saturdoy don't want r ~ ----- blau ipread to the ba>-iuck.ai]il ioM of consclousneu. ed by their state ‘ Dr.-Klou'sald'thflfwhlle-oldcr aftemoaa~LOflIciaIs_xt^tted_no ney-‘L:-Bclb~ef-5r-TIdlti cndtnRCred » nearby farm. Filer damage. —Miss*&aner jind caslleford fire tniclc* wer^ I drivers are more likely to' be af- He said that when he ,fected the younger driver also

MC.Hagertyls «y.,pj«:c Now Locoted 111 South Pork Avja ffdtf reeondlllonlM N O W RIPE i';«diUa( Rwdbed.' co a s tiu ^ Buy ^^..pte kejlio r you plck,-||| Scryin; Steaks', Sand^ches, C o ff^ 1: nibM l fn n l b«e and* puntt BCCLUS1YE______i;,*^ac«..-on-'.« ^ Harte V *u„.t„ ^ C iy s tq l' Springs - ; ?ie, Shprtvprder8, ctc.* _ _ g rim surface on ^ a t . H M tA O H b ORiU N S d rbhoi^^ Filer' ^|,'inlta_'|wthe««| • m u sic-cin t e rI OPEN i6A,M. TO 9 P.M. ^ ~ SUNDAY, JU N E 28, 1960 • TIMES-NEWS. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Wendell Unit Feeding Tests Started on Cattle a t Caldwell Station I^oUce Probe Baby’s Rites Set Heyburn Family BURLEV, June 25 — Funeral scrvlees for Kevin DcLonc. ' Reports Visitors -Tlears Speecli B u i’glaries of 3J-moi}Jj>-pW son r>! onry ■itnii ilEYHUdS. Juiit Or-auttin of Mrs. DeAnn Delong, prvicp.s will l>r __i:lyit-cI_Uic_ldaho_nnd-East«rn Bvcmic wcM, boin Kiii.pcclcU |held at B p.m. iSumlny Mr. nnd ^Ir.^. Wrsley Stoddnrd Cmcn Induairlf.l . Development the worli of JuvenlltA. _ >|init (hr past several .month.t In n u (he ninln cpeaktr for Onr brcnk-in wn» reported l>vj[,jY(i ' hospiuii 111 Snil iJnkp ciiy rrcov- . ll-c mtctins 0( Nortlialde COinmu- Mrs. Darbnra SUlKlflon. •ns nuiJ. siifyiyofg 1,1, , iiiE from Injuries rrrelvrd In an Inc., m the Clark-Mlller miVi’,la vomVnmi' nintrrnnl. KrundiKiVnn Ir.lrplaiir nccldent ne.ir Ely. Nev., f.-lat ranch in Sawtooili valley winter. .\|r.^.'Coniliie Iim been 'i. ursdcy cvciiins- WM,,»an.v .,,a s »j,.. ' "iili lirr p.irenw tlieir. EuAlrc CiK^e conccmlns (he Pollee rcporlcrt the buck dnor o{ Afirr l)dn8 rcleo-ied frnni the history of thc'lndus- the home hnd bern irfj unlocked _ ___ Ll3l council nnd lu expatuion Jr a pUi:iiber. Sniiicoiw look a| . ' » i hi'.'pltal they sprnt a few weekn Jrcm lu begliinlnp three and one- «iin rrliillvr.^ In ’rii«on. TItey are half years nso. He o/fmd the “ “ "Shirts, Jackets »oii- ffi reiiln in llielr liomf In MichoraKe. Aln.'ka. ((nlc:5 ol' 4hc council lo nuLst »ccond bre.ik.in communliles in nttracllng Indus­ To!Be Bought . RiotUlarcl left by plane 'vlille tries Into rtie arcft. Third nvchiie ar.n where o Kfffi' frnm llic hoa«f ii«t door 1IOM.ISTER, June 25 — i’h Mr.V Stnddnrd, Mr.«. Conible aiul Bobe Man Speak! used to I'limb lliToiiKli A kltclirn ;«nii, nnd Mr, and Mr.v Shirley . Earl Davis. Boise, oC tli« em­ ere made lo purchn.^e Altlrl* r i.Siodd.irrl nnil Mn went n* far a.i . window. The hoii.'e is occupied 'Jniketi for Salmon Triict Chcf*!t.‘ ' ployment service, spoke briefly. the Milton Hnskeit.\ who v,i __ B^ac-U;c oLtlie UiUltUtatca t-of t official weather mnps, he pointed !iS,£“r S n ".?, , wnd C»,W. The enu-y wn* reported by Mr*, Kathy Griff gnve3 a demonstra­ bn.-\rd n plane there for An- out nnd explained the similarity of elioiaRe nnii Mr. and Mr*. Shirley elimalle conditions In ChLs Ora Snow. fllD Tliird nvcniie vicst, tion on sweeping ilp.i: Sue LouRh- who looking after the hoaic miller dcmon.'.irntrd how to take .Stoddard will continue on by car. those of the larnc tndisstrial i for the Hn^kctl5. There hn.t been nr ptits nnd pan.i; Linda Pe- of the United States. report of what was taken. Fifty-nine members and juesls and Stephanie Pastoor .iliowed. of Nortiislde eroup were present lo make cookies; Tnmera for the niceiinR. representing Thornton, Irult cobbler, nnd Le.i- Radiators Cassia County’s lle Ann Quesnell. sponge cuke. M». NEW AND USED Goodintr. Richfield, Shoshone, Je­ llcbcr Loughinlller talked about' rome. OftJ/dlan, Sawtooth rnlley, milk. I Serv!ec ii R'epdln Wendell, Boise nnd Tvi-ln Foils. GOP Unit Told Connie Rene Is a new member, . J.-If. Freeman, Wendell, presi­ BURLEY. June a-Don Love- he next meeting will be held I Phone RE 3-6080 dent of the Rroup. conducted the land wn.H rcctecled chnlrnian of July 7. biulness meetl»(t. The nominating the Cassia county nepubllcnn committee for the election of nev/ committee Tluir.iriny evcnlns, ■ officers for the ontiinlzatlon. ap­ All other officers were reelected. FINED ON MUFFLER COU.NT pointed by Freeman, includes Kay They ore Mr.«. Frank Coffey, vice QURLBY, June 25—Dennis Egan,I CLYDE'S Clark. Jerome; Carl Paulson, Inipeetlnr local Knmn beet cattle for fi chairman; Mrs. Jc.-innelte Ch.im. ,6. route S Burley, wa-i fined »Sj RADIATOR SHOP lUchfleld,. and FVahk Carothers, (e Feeders auo«ia((Dn and UnfversKr o f _____ tgtr ot King I'acMae eontpinr, Sampi. In'^he bielrcrftund It Laur­ berloln, secrelao'-treasurer; ,\fej by Burley Police Judge Ifcnry en Calloway, employe at the Caldnell espetlmenlal slallan. (Staff Ul-Way J»-On Truck Lana Shoshone. The committee will re­ perlmental station are, from left. Joe Dahmen, ■ McMurrny. state committeeman, Tucker for having a noisy mufner.l Kadlaten Are Our Uailaes»- port »t the July meeting. the ftitloni At O. Andenan. Nampa, chilrman of the research eniraTlng) and Mrs. Loalno McBride, state He was cited by a Ourley police! Park PUa Opposed commlttecwoman. olflcer, ' Mrs. B ertha Hall Parking Fines - p ^ e in the valley in lavor .. 60 Steers Are Being Sjtarted Guest of Club agaliut'the question of a national Claimed by D ^th Overtime parking bonds were Marie Page, an international I»rk In the SawtooUi Taller and aoODINO,. Ju n e 25 — Mra. posted at the T%ln Falls poUtf Stanley Basin aren, mtda by In New Feed Test at Station farm youth exchangt student from W f DRESS POULTRY Bertha H. Hall, SO, died late,.Frl- station Friday and Saturday fay Prance, was o guesi ot the fihnm- Cuitom dressing, all kinds of poultry. the secretAry. dny evening nftcr a sudden Illness She reported 801 baUots vera .. CALDWELL. June 25 — Sixty The cattle were velshed and Robert Hartley, Kay Uke, Ray rock Livestock club meetlng Fri­ steers were placed on a feed test Rraded for quality by Bob Kemp nt'her home In Ooodlng. day nlgh(,nt the home of Ton celled of which 768 opposed the of King Paeklni; company, Nampa; Mrs. Hall was bom March 14, Dush, Peggy Osborn. R. T. Bell. park plan and 95.favored It./ - Tuesday to fletermlne the most Jnmes Shaw, Fay Stevens, ^^rs James Orlffllh. Our prices start at 10c per bird elflclcnt use of local grains and M . C. Anderson, chairman of the 1004, at Meridian and camc to FREE: Quick Frocilng , tatlan of the final results ue t oduct feeds at the University rcscarch committee ot the Idaho Ooodlng In 1022 m th her parents. William Roberts, Mrs. L. Wither* Feed rations were discussed by sent to Senator Church. ^poon. Mra, A. C, Gaukel. Ron Ralph Olmatead,. leader, and a , alio Caldaell branch experi­ Cattle Feeders association, and Joe MrrAhd Mrs. WlUiatn Hudson. She Devnn, Robert Boyd. Ocftrude Va- Roadside parks and state parks mental station. Dahmen, superintendent ol .the had operated the Sage lounge at movie wris shown. Jiille Ann Olenn. were discussed. The mutter of the la-^ek, Mrs. Donald Egbert. War- Marlon Swenson and Michael Idaho CatUe Feeders association University of Idaho experimental Gooding for the past seven years. ^v^jw nM t of such parks will be -ailon at Caldwell. She married Fred H. Hall In losa bcrg Brothers and Darlene Mans- Quesnell were' accepted as n POULTRY SUPPLY lembers are sponsoring the testa Held. members. Each member gave - 213 - 5th A vcnuo W . RE 3-3168 In eooperaUon with the Unlveralty These ileers will tie divided Into at Ooodlng. Mrs. Hall wos a mcm- Toor CoBdneted six groups of 10 each and fed vari­ of the Trinity Episcopal project report, Tlte next meeting Preeedlns the meeUne a 7 pjn. of Idaho experimental station and HEAD TD.IE3-NEWS WANT ADS will be a field trip July 11. feed producers in this area. ous combinations of grains tnd by­ church and Ladies < dinner served. at the guest product feeds to determine the Surviving besides her husband ranch by Mrs. Isabelle Miller, nosl efilelent methods to produce are three daughters, Mrs. ehlrlcy owner, and members of the Saw­ leef that will satisfy desires of Robinson 0 1 m p I e, address ~un- tooth Valley aasoclAtlon. Defense Hilce the consumer. This Is a most Im- known. Mrs. Billie Robinson Ber- During the atternooa IT reprc' portoni area of ruearch, and pos­ lia, Ontario, Ore., and Mrs. Bev- WE’RE MAKING A seniatlres of the oreonizatloii vert itive results can have a real Im­ eily Robinson Wallace, Pocatello; taken on a tour of Sawtooth val Expected for pact on the future formulations of four brothers, E d g a r Hudson, ley by Jack Uvln. Sawtooth Talley high efficiency beef cattle feeds, 11 Boise; Neal Hudson and Olen forost ranger. was pointed out,. Hudson, both 'Meridian, end Wes-: The tour took In the area from Ai-myi Project AlthoUBh there hos not been any ley Hudson, address unkno»-n; two' the overlook at Onlena sumzslt to previous (ornial 'announcement of sisters, Mra. W lllinm Oehrlg and Stanley above RcdXlsh lake. The WA8HIN0TCN, June 25 IfVi-A these tests, there has been a keen Mrs. Harold Klobucher, b o “ coffee break was a t Smiley Creek senate - house compromise group Interest from,many areas, accord­ Ooodlng, and 13 grandchildren. lodge with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice tentatively agreed today on a 200- ing to Dahmen.' FMneral services are pending at Bevins and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry mllllon dollar increase In defense . Feed formulation Is under the the Thompson mortuary. Ooodlng. SUMMER STOCK! Steele as hosts. department funds to speed mod- direction of Dr. T. B. Keith, nu­ The July meeUng place will be fmltatlon of anny combat equip­ tritionist, department of animal announced by M n . Sam Bungum, ment. f husbandxTi University of Idaho, Weadell, secretary. Dropped was a ^O-mllllon-dollar Moscow.'Arrangements for the co« Mountain Lambs Item voted by the senate to ex­ operative experiment were nego- pand the fighting thanpower of tinted Uirough Dr. T. Donald BeU. Arrive fo r Mart EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Visits and News marine corps. head ol the departn:ent ot animal Lambs out o f the ntounCafn "We reached no ether major • 'landry. University ,of Idaho. country arrived a t the T»ln Falls la WendeU Told agreements,'' sen. Dennis Chavez. • cor pcinyLivestock 21 WENDELL. Juno 25 - Mrs. D, N. M-, told-a-reporter after sale Friday and the real top lambs, BEFORE MOVING INTO OUR ■>11 Mike Ojanlch. Elcnsburg, Wash.. the closed-door sessions. "We meet Tours Held at let with a good demand. V and M «. Gerald Thomw. Cle again Tuesday." Inferior feeder and rough lambs' 'Elum, Wash, formerly Marjorie Chavez hea^ senators who are ere hard to move even at dIS'' end Ida Mae Howard and resi­ with house members Ai'co’s Station counted prices. Qood range feed­ dents of WendeU, returned to their . effort to adjust differences ers Mid good In lace of depressed NEW LOCATION! homes this week alter visiting Mr. In the 40'.i-nillllon-dollftr annual IDAHO PALLS, June 23 m - prices all over the nation. and Mrs. Carl Martin- and other defense money bill. They held Hundreds of the curious from ...... lions today. eastern Idaho and elsewhere be- The fat Iamb market his been friends In this area. lower for the last three weeks and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Kocti and xtra army funds will bo ?an touA of the national reactor ...... rifles, modem Unks and testing sutlon west of Idaho PalU It has reflected a t the Twin Falbl children recently of Sprtngflald, troop carriers, small nuclear wea* today, market. Top Xat range lambs' I1U are vUlUng M r. and Mr*. El­ poos and similar mlllUry hard- . The atomic energy commission brought IBS cents and leederl mer Hftwen. parents of Mrs. Koch. -v'are. They ore on top of J1J31,- opened the desert staUon to the range lambs aoid for $17J5 to XoOj left Tor Grand Junction. «,«». asked lar. tWs purjKtt ‘ »17.70; Colo,, for a summer vlcorsge at public for (he second time since 'residen t Elsenhower In as established. However, those Ewes sold SO cents "to tl lower the Liithcran church. . . ;he tour will see only certain ad were slow selling. The hog •The Rev. and Mrs. Chad E. l i e house had added some 37 models of reactors and experi­ market was active and sold steady. Contihues With Eollek moved their houMhold nllllon to speed'modemluUon and ments under way at the station. ■ ,1 . goods to Moscow this week. The the senate upped this to 25J mil­ Other faculties are secret. nev, Mr. Bollck. pastor of the lion. The compromise would ci ' Tickets for the tours were ob­ Idaho Industry Wendell Presbyterian church for the figure back to an even 3< tained through eastern Idaho the past three and one-half years, million. chambers of commerte. The tours Fantastic Discounts will be university postor for the Other conferees said the groi continue Sunday. Said Expanding Presbyterian Westminster fellow­ reached no agreement on milUoi^ The retctor autlon is the site IDAHO FALLS. June 2S un-DI- ship at Moscow. Mrs. Bollek and added by the senate to build a of much of the atomic energy reclors ot*the Idaho-Eastern Ore­ children were guests at the home new carrier for the navy and commission’s experimental work gon Development—council today of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Bennett duce Bomarc ...... involving electric poser generator were advised th a t Industry Is ex­ The biggest sale of the year continues! 6 u r entire stock hos once more been regrouped! New merchandlaa . white the Rev. Mr. Bollek attended for the air force. panding In varyins’degrees end Is rcoctori. nuclcar’alrplane engines, ordered by our buyers |ost spring ond arriving now goes onto tihe sales racks. Shop the'entire store for un- . a conference for university pastors The'40 million extra to expand power for atomic ships and for noticeably In m any Idaho towns. at Chicago. the marine corps to 300.000 men submarines. . The directors were here for their ■ believoble sovings! Every item in our stock has been reduced for quickest possible closeout In order thot Wo , and officers, or 15,000 above pres­ quarterly meeting. ent strength, had been inserted :ake« Included a W. Ken- may open our.new stare with~everything brand new! Fair trade items, of course, inust be expccted. ; Wendell Judging y a voice vote on the senate floor. , eastern' Oregon representa- Sen. Paul h . Douglas. D.. ill. Fire Cuts Travel .. . jn the planning and Industrial sided by Ben. Joseph 8. CUrk, D.. council, and Earl Oavb of the Ida­ * Team Is Winner Pa., won acceptance of the extr» In Grand Canyon ho employment security agcncy, UNl'vERSITY O P IDAHO. M «. marine funds on the theory that GRAND CANYON, Aril, June M Boise. • One Small Group - (cow, June 2S » 10 acres. BONO' KONO, -JUOB 39 (A—A aceordlns to Barley Handy, com' PEDAL PUSfjERS, ' . However,. 'ir the B U i crews nad and rau^ bridce across the mlltee cn&lnnan, hadn't been zlght on hand, the-fire Pearl-rlver n w Canton has been . The grassman Judging tour Is JACKETS, BLOUSES. could have tons loto a vast deserl completed byjRed Ohlna six months aetXof.Julyijie... - SHORTS'AND M A N Y , and burned for daya'or wwks, . behind- • • scheduit-Hoag - Kongnew#'Kong ^JMNVOt^ER-ITE^ Vi Off •• fp u i The flre.iu rtM -aiong-tbo rSI- K B ib WAMT Abe road-tncle On ttio Qorth tide. RUMMAGE ...... nouncement had aald the- bi.^- 4-ffClubMe«ts would'.be b j^ .a t the out et Sepionic , RACK & TABLE SnappT SalppeM elab mem^ and .'-would-XuUlUe' new oalnon berg met-Tuctdar'at (he-homa-.of Buy'd new/.lronrite for oi low SHbRTs;fBUGUSB;5 HOSIERY,.T- - club'leadei'iMn.^R.'QetauUe, tmte SHIRTS, find--many<-other: odds ond .ends, r..Twin:i^u.7-:\-' “ :$io.‘oo''1p« -seJected a t random.fcp^ th ro tniman Xikl U>i 4-H elub WiLSON-BATES lin t ytar (til* waked-oa ptsM , APPLIANCES iSStiSSiSkSiS- ba heU at a JdUr l» picked la time to be cairied •BehutteH - ' — U trajU to IfoUted towns. SUNDAT. JUNE 28. iggQ TIMES-NEWS, TW IN FALLS, IDAHO PAGE ro tm TUCKER'S NATIO N AL' '"WASHINGTON CALLING BY McLemores Ai'c on Russian P o t m a r q u is CHILDS Diet; Politics May- Be Next WHIRLIGIG "Cool off.'* I said. ‘'Dori'l i., Russia spoil vour brealcfaxi " hi,. WASHINQTON—In the renewed drive lo itrob WASHINGTON - The s oun^ ; r . n olt jBpfln and W «t Ocrmsny th ro u R h wvobc Sh o t s ' of Asia are like tlie rumblings of cises -authority during the day diet. "fltarllng right now." Mnrv , ...... warlare sgaliut the tJnUed Smles. the 'a volcano about'to erupt. The and the communists take aver at She suggested llial ...... "I am off Russia for n ucrk t rtn-IrM •'.Ktir will b> psbllihH l< RuMO-Chlncto communl3ts’ lonB-rannc purpose subterranean ro»r, breaking - out night, as-lh the last phase of the it breakfast •, fev mornings ago am not going lo look »t Arioil,,^ to obtain indiulrlsl .u well iwi mlUtnry nmaicry In into the open In Korea and Ja- French Indo-ChJna war. *'Aret)‘t you sick and tired * picture of their men In ihcir im Europe &nd Asln. pan. Is a dct What is disturbing Is to hear Russia?” she asked, putting do denhiru. or their women in ihn.i Dciplte nil the bonst* of nu*- NOT FOR PIGS .. seated sympto from sUle department' ofllclaU Chep«pcr. “Iknow llour-sack dre-ws. or gcsd n ' n Chlna's economic gains Dear Pot Shots: that Americi something Uke the foUowlng; Yes. 1 am. I can't about what RussUyS doiti/'-, and lethnoloRlcal- "leap forwards," Repeatedly, I see reference In Bcllcymake I there is graft. Perhaps It li not stand to re«d an­ Indonesia, or whcn^hcy pi.-m It will Uke many years under the T-N to "borrow" pits 'along, as bad as some sources represent other word about moon, or imu.- tjirv IKS present clrcumsinnce.i tor Ihe.-n lo side roads, uiually In conncetlor ft lo be, Anywsy, In the Orient you It. or hear anotherj AlU-rAVAHI.E IN AUVAMC match the Wcsf-vpos'tlon. A p»- with, auto accidents. t>pve lo acccpt a degere o( graft word about It." I *ant population, even under the I could be wrong, but I have failed lo face u a mailer o( course.. I asked her : {i; !l Jaah of brutal, tolalltarlnn always believed the -.word ..... to. This was exactly.whit. ____ what she proposed seers, cannot be iransformcu ... - "barrow." They have be­ to do about It. One thing I will s.iy for the Ii}g said by apologlsU for Chlang • "Biiry my hesd much. It would d Detroit-* or PltlabursU's Jkll cd, lieved th a t -byl KaUshtk before the communists awembly-llne operators In a «■ T-N, you are conslsWnt. In the sand as far try good to get ihe place off A. Reader backing '•strong"j triumphed In IMS and drove Chi-' as Russia ts con­ mind for a liltle while. Hii.«i> years. • • , men and provid­ ang and a remnant of his force.t( MAT .me... Tliu*. to wBRC war or lo siraiis, (Jerome; cerned.*' she said. stems to color eVeryihlng our OAn ^ ing military ^ a ,„ .i, cww. -. J’ormdia. Certainly in China the leaders do. We have no the Wesfa trade In accord with Khrushchev s n sislance lor mili­ • At least for a graft had reached an intolerable week. I can't go 01 our own any more. You'd lUmic ' WHArS JN A NAME? .PLENTY! will bury you" ultimatum, the Kremlin needs Pot Shois note; And, you,might tary pacts the line could be held. level, with members of chisng's While other sections of tho country arc manufacturing complex such as only the industrious add. right. The word Is "borrow* What_la_hBPPcnlng_today_belJc3 pictures of Khriuhchev, that hld- Ru.wla 'Vtt.? all there w m h,, family.jmasslng enormous for­ s little man. or reading about world-lhat It's the beginnlnc »nd .spending thousands of dollars on slogans wd competent mllllona of Octwany and Jnpnn can not "barrow." The DijrTow-plt-ls this comfortable as-wmption.. tunes as a ruinous inflation ran provide without'delay. ' j i , i„ what Li Iclt when dirt ,Li "bor­ rtivlngs. or how they «re golns the-end. I wish they'd thicken •ii. and new nnmcs to advertise their, combined rowed"'for the roadbed or dltch- The easy explanation Is com­ riot and contributed to the ulti­ to'Jiuild a Dlsntfland of ihclr iron Curtain. E\'eryii,i„q u,;,, Doth Uiese nation? have become dominant n mate tragedy. advantages and attractlons’for obvious pur­ teverol Industries which modem warlare and soeieiy bank or other bit of construction munism—the communists hav< - -n. or how great thclr ballet nes Irom behind it ^ a poses, wc find a few outspoken critics In oiir will require la erccr-Increasing volume. 'n.c Oe.- The fact that the "borrowers" been aC II anain. Certainly com­ aralt in the Philippines la re­ how they loie lo Joll tround InsuU. s'bfHon- or n thrc.M' own area who ore opposed to calling south mans. In development It not In " never did Intend to return the dirt munism Is the trigger. But tir ported to be at such an oppres­ rocky beaches half-naked, or :o we are on a Rtoinn din • faring on it whatsoever explosion could not be set-off if sive level that some sources ad< are reading noihing but ■ central Idaho "Magic Valley.’’ highly advanced and valuable <•'1''" 9“ , „ Wow many doctors they,are turning They lead every country except the United Slates In the mass there were not thi vised the President against visit- out every hour, or how happy Iheii cles about the PIlLsburRh f’lrn'itT ' Altho'ugh this section of Idaho Is known 1 this field. polentlalltles tor an outburst. ing Manila lest he seem to sanc­ ly bricklayers arc." njg.maklng In Irsn. tin. rcinorir;.’ as Magic Valley throughout tho Intermoun- PUPS FOR KIDS DEPT. In view of this observer. Amer­ tion what is going on. Richard -The Russians really have‘ got Ing plans of the Arm.crons-Joncwt taiu West, and Is rccognlzcd- in many ways . MOSCOW BFKNoiNo* m’illio n s ON nri;. ica's China policy, ignoring the Dudman of the St. Louis post- you down, haven't they?" I said. and budget vacailoiu, : LINES—The Russians have shown awareness of the Pot Shots: for ail that name Implies, these critics ap­ We have three puppies we woulc existence of 600 million people and Dispatch staff, traveling with the “They surely have," Mary said, For further escape rendins. 1 am ■ value or this chemical and hoping that parently have lost sight of the real value, like to give away, one male and President, reports that leaders of "and I* bet you a lot o{ oiher In the midst of "The ShpiU" ov i females. They are real cut* the opposition Liberal party - Amerlcaai feel the same way I Elinor Olyn. and Mary is rcariini ' the underlying purpose and tho psychologi­ seem to be of a shepherd kept away from Elsenhower, _. There'* no way lo cet away fronj •'Ann of Green Gables." ’ i cal advantage of such far-flung recognition. lloni on pIpeUnes that will irnn.'porl variety. 1 don't know anything of the trouble. though the likelihood Is that they Russia. It Is being thrown at Wc hope to get Ru.^^ia coniplciclv : There could be no better example of the plants from the Ural« and Block *ea welb. about their anccstory as they were win cdme to power In elections The Japanese have excelled in elcctronlcx. the The efleet of the Chinese Americans all the time and Irom If our minds for a wcejc, Adtr ' lengths to which some individuals will go In our lawn late Tuesday iutlon throughout Asia has been next year on a wave of'dtscontent, all angles. The newspapers are that we may go on a polllical diet i mlriielo discovery of the postwar era In cotnmunlcR- In c a lc u la b le . The material and-duck every word and pictuit allowing their personal prejudices to dis­ »wu. rwkelo'. nvlatlon and satellite Mrs. Rex V ^e e d That Illustrates one handicap of filled' with stories about Russia. credit some of this region's greatest aceoni' Their exporU of electronic equipment to this coun­ Bchlewments ot the red regime, the personal dlplomney ot ttiese Bo are radio ani TV. Every mag- of Jack Kennedy. Lyna«, B. John- ' (Phone DAvls 6-S236) trumpeted by a powerful and u n ­ aine has something to say about — Richard Nixon. Adlol Steven- : try have reached aucft proportion* thnl domcjile Rt. i. FilcrJ presidential toiirs. The vUitlng pllslunenta. ceasing propaganda, have had n American President sees only .. Stuart Symington and Kelson It ’5 Of (ffeat Importance for all the people interests consider them a menac# to national •»- Rockefeller. ; Deer Pots: far-reaching influence. those silting currently In the seats le daffy. The a' of this section of Idaho to work together •In fact, the American Electronic Industry a-..- ' Wo have seven puppies to give Those aehlevements seem to the ot power and he hears only their le Russians ne> That should bring us up to tha' Insofar 03-possible for their common good. clatlon has asked Leo A. Hoegh, director oi civil away. They are part Labrador and West to have come at an appalllnB formal prolestaUons of friendship ...... volous. They a.. Los Angeles convention fairly sane i There Is nothing that can contribute more and defenae mobilization, to try.to check these Im^ part German shorthalr cost In human values, rcduclnB at big, show7 ceremonial (unc­ -frantic and determined about (DlUJftuttJ br ■ ; tions. i to such unity of purpose than ■ port* through negotlaUona with . Tokyo. Most of them are black. human beings to ants or bees .en­ everything they do. About the Tho Weat’s. Immediate concern.over the n w red 6 weeks old and wcnned. tirely at the mercy ot an all pow­ Too o(ten, to6, American am­ oidy telaxatlon they seem to have FELLOWSHIP DINNER SET ! I a n d general use of such an Inviting, exciting offensive against Berlin and Tokyo centers . Buhl 73S after S p4n. erful dictatorship. But In Asia, bassadors are insulted from all but Is going to exhibits, marching SHOSHONE, June 25-a fellow. J I and promising name as “Magic Valley.” ilbla destruction of Uie American bases which Geraia Erans where all but a tiny fraction of a few English-speaking officUls arottnd with banners, and atten' hln dinner will be held at 1 pm { I t has taken years of.promotlon and pub­ encircle the Biuso-Chlnese empire. The low of West the people live close to the hunger Ing ceremonies where stone-lac at the city park by th» a- &t the top who tell them exactly •t /-horvli ___wi_ ^ a licity to get the name of Magic Valley so aermnny and Japan would create fatal Raps in Three ( s have t have ] line and where "freedom" is only what they want them to hear a ‘ leadera give awtrds for work." Methodist church membership. these defense barriers, In addition lo the adverse well established over-the country. The wide­ lt\B N’agueit word, this has noth­ nothlng>more. The overthrow -- psychological e ffe c t on two billion uncommUted part cocker and part ...... - ing like the tome Impact. Adnan Mcnderes and his dicta- spread /amJHarlly wJth thJa name Js the best toy terrier. All are male, i' The mass ot Asians tee th( torshJp In Turkey is said Co have Selecfed From Krengers Gourmef Bor proof of its appeal. ' ^ w e bulwark*, sUtesmen at Washington believe, You n phone REdwood 3-3117. highways, schools, research , cen­ come as a stunning blow to the I f we’ll continue to think of It as such, must iM maintained at all cosu, < ters. modem weapons ac^ileved by g Berlin American embassy In Ankara! Instead o f Interpreting It to.mean some the nusslana...... WHAT ELSE IS THERE? an-Aslan-people who breaths de­ where It had been assumed that! policy will e Pols: fiance at the West. Menderes was unassailable. j conflict with any individual community, Although rm not the slightest Pettit Fours The surprises for pollcymakcn There are two ways to react to; nothing but good can come from Ita contin­ bit Interested In acquiring either _i Washington, such as the upris­ ued use. It could not be Improved if we a dog or cat, I sUll find myself what la happening. One la to leam. by “ HILLS ing that ^ove Syngman Rhee from It and try lo formulate exhausted all our capabilities In a search for reading the latest offerings to s DETEBfthNED TO ISOLATE JAPAN-MflO Tsc- - ho is trying to give away whpt. from Korea, are far from ended. of WESTCHESTER'* something bett«r. Knowledgeable analysts In the top tun* U determined to drive the United Slatw from Sometimes the renders write the Uny cake squares, covered the Par Eitst, and to Isolate Japan. Many Japanese echelon of government believe sUind whatTecent events, mean.' notes, sometimes they appear to like this may hap­ Magic Valley^wc should all bear in mind, flnahclers and industrialists insist that Tokyo must have been written by Pot Shols The other way Is to belabor the with Chocolate and PosUl resume close economic relations with the mainland tho basis of either phone calls pen In the not too distant future communist scapegoat, to go on Frosting, tlmt preserves ths applies to all communities In this area, not In Viet N»m. Or. at any rate, the a4 a source of r»w materials and a market for notes. But Invariably they will ignoring the present trend away; rich freshness of a treat so to any particular locality. It embraces some manufacturers. contain something to the general potenttbl is there to be fired by from the West-and to be shocked 1 unusual,so different for Oifts • of the Hneat agricultural production In Che Depending upon the results of elections a/Cer the effect that "two of them are males, - communist fuse. and surprised when the AtJicsno natlon.„scen!c attractions in almost unbe- expect«d fall of the pro-West KIshI ministry, Mao two female." ■ It Is a familiar- situation. T^e erupts again. or parly treats. llovablo' 'abundance—grazing, mining, In­ 'ne-tung may have accomplished part of his plan Pols, wouldn't It suffice to say head of the government. Presi­ IL'ocrHihl. IKO. already. Behind thS^Tokyo protest* against the merely, "two are male"? The dent Ngo DInh Diem, is a man o: br Uollfd Kmlur* SfHiJlMlt, Ib<.) dustry, unexcelled outdoor activities of Elsenhower visit was the emotional feeling that others would have to be female, ‘ tegrlty and courage dedicated to every kind, and the best year-around cll- Japan cannot remain an American depend wouldn't they? Or maybe I . free Viet Nam oriented toward As a young man, publisher Jo­ Valley’s Most Interesting Stort^ matc you'll find anywhere. ever, In fact If not In same. shouldn't ask the question. the West. But recent reports In­ seph Pulitzer was elected to the No one community In Magic Valley has a Mao wUI alM conUnua to Uireaten our position dicate that grafting by olllclnls of Ml.(«r Brn<5lMt«) — one black. All like to eat and partments of government, state and feder­ have someone to lova them. We Lve two miles norUi, one mile west al: the weather bureau and the world-wide VIEWS OF- OTHERS oj^lbertson's. press services have long recognized Magic THEV WONT ACTUALLY KNOW , Valley as one of the key sections, not only of The poulbUlty that the n«pubUcan party's presi­ Idaho, but this entire western country. They dential nomination will .bo withheld from Richard Dear Pot Shots: NUon is so remote that the speculaUvo stories that Have s«ea kltUns, all colors, to call us "Magic Valley"T^not south central give away. Will make good mous- Idaho, Snake River VElley or anything of era or nice pets. They are from 6 the kind. And that’s all to our combined th# neecBsaiy number of votes pledged to him weeks to 3 months old. benefit because It gives us recognition and t the nomination. That enough of those votes Phone REdwood 3-«23» publicity worth millions of dollars, ____ bo changed before convention time to deprive (TwlQ Falls) In the most recent brochure being circu­ the vice'president of the nomination seems Incred' "lie. “ FAKfOt;S M ST LII>TE lated by the North American Highway asso­ A smaU eor« of liberals would like to have the . If a doctor woDtd just 11s- ciation, reference is made to "Magic Volley” amlnaUon go to New York's Gov. Nelson Rocke* 1 her Uit ot ailments, he'd a t least five times. I t refers to Jerome, lor feller. And an even snalller number of conscrvn- 4tullfy (or another degreer Instance, as the "geographical center of Urea would Uks Arltona's Sen, Bnrry Ooldwater to Magic Vtaieyl" . be the porty's standard bearer. But the vast major­ ity of Repi^llcans, both liberals and conservs" want Ur. Klxon. o f (^irculah Through the years, in recognition of all . nils, It seems to us. Is a most Interesting com­ the advantages we have In Magic Valley, mentary on the characl«r of Mr. Nixon, Many con- "How (learned m oiiy businesses, organizations and institu­ tervaUvM think he will glra them a .program they tions have Incorporated the Idea in their desire. And many Uberals are as certain he wilt pro­ . names...... vide a program that will please them. Thus, you see. Mr. Nixon continues to be what he haa been since We have Magic Valley Christian college his beginning In politics, an opportunist who can ( 0 n l e g n i y a t Albion, ADiglc reservoir north or Sho­ shirt with the pollUeal winds os quickly os a bird shone, Magic mountain and Magic HQt In fUght. There Is something In Mr. Nixon's record springs south of Twin Falls, Magic Valley that assures both coaservaUve* and UberaU ^ a t he U their man. Sanitation company at Burley, Magic Oil Few men In Washington are as fast afoot. He Free B ook... company at Rupert, Magic Valley Sand and pla>'3 both aides and seldom cets caught In a cor­ , Gravel at Paul. Magic Valley Wood products ner that he can't quickly gefout of. He does occas­ Tells A ll... a t Jerome, Magic Valley Bean company and ionally. as he did last month when he told a meet­ . 4 • Magic Valley Post Control In the Klmberly- ing In Chicago that he was fpr federal aid to educa* Uon and less than a week later voted against It In S e ll s H o l h in g i* In the sam e way that STERLING on silver i n llie A,B.C. is imporiint to our advertisers - .Hansen area. Magic Valley Milling company the senate. But he con be excused for that one be- Bigniiics a standard 'of known value, so is andourselvesjAtrcgularintcrvalsoneofthd a t^ e n d e ll. the_Maglc_yalley Peace Ofjlcers itue.he.couldJ30t.have forseen that he vould-bave —H-Wtts-afrald-1-nccded..a, association, the Magic Valley Hairdressers » vole In the senate on tJ># issue. hearinKald.Butthankgood- “ thIs-"A‘.B .ij. ernblem'a symUcirbf FACTS' rB\lreau*S’largferstaffTjfnp6rienced-circula**»- and Cosmetologists asjwclatlon, the Magic We wm have an unparalleled aituatlon If Mr. NU- hc-w 1 sent for that booklet. about th o circulations of newspapers and tio n audilor8_ makes a thorough inspection Valley.Recreatlon assoclatlon and-scores of 1 Is elected President.'Although he will have been Now I know I don't heed one 1 the pubUe'stage tor eight year* as vice presUem, periodicals. It is the emblem of membership a n d audit o f .our circulation records. The fathers scattered throughout the valley. after nil. Klaybe it.wlil help and prior to that time U. S. repreeentatlve and sen­ in tho A u d it Bureau of Circulations* and is\ None of these was coerced Into .adopting ator, nobody will b« able to say with assurance what you na it helped tne." - results of tWs exactinB audit show:'how - Buch. a name. It was. voluntary acceptance he will do as.ihe naUon's chief executive on the'big assurance to advertisers that the clr'culatioiis - m uch circulation we have; where it goes; ' Lisues. Many on both sides of the fence—liberals and I f you hcnr.but don’t under- ... o n their part that “Magic Valley” best de­ of m em b er publications are measuredi. . ho w it wa^obtnified; and many other FACTS scribes the section of Idaho in which they conservatlvei-wlll say they think they knotf what .atand, perhaps you don't- need a hearing aid-ojt you’ll ■ • live and do business. he-wlll do. But they won't actually kno»-, He hw . audited and reported in accordance with th a t advertisers need as a sound basis for carefuUy WTltten a record that doesn't reveal much learn from thi.‘ircvcallng43- • Wouia thoM who dlMpproTB or the n*m# Matle of anythlng.^Pcndleton East Oregt»nlan. ' the rig id standards that have been mutu- their advertising investmenU. This audited - • "I! orgMtaUon. .*nd pagij booklet. "Yourllcarlng tj^tutlons to chuige thtlr names in coaformity and Your Health." ^ aily approved and adopted by information is published by the Bureau Jn with *ny weh lllocie#! thlnliin*? I t doc.m’t sell a thin?, not advertisers and publishers. easy-to-read A.B,C.Tep{irl8 which are avail* ' ■■ ■ - ' The rca*pnln(t uiually advanced by thow who even a single word about Here’s why our membership able to our advertisers on request. Sonotonc's new oll-transis* . ' ‘S.l'**"' 'n«*/conW^ That t to the legislative branch apprO' . .MBBie. Wtey and Twin Pall*«e too nearly »ynony- tor hearing aid; Contains S fjif’ probably irom the f»et Uuit T«ln facta about care C>f the ears; “ ^Ic City whlch-la “ ever, heard any m«e. ' ' cffecfs of vltamlna and drugs on hearing; whether Whether.the criUcs rcaUie It or not. Tue of the For years Senator-Willlams.has b . . t«na Mapc City dliconllRued Ion* BRo to avoid deafness in inherited; and THE pushed through the senau Uws lo make each niem' . And this booklet.la,.EREE.. ' ,• .Il'ieMy to undmtaiul why the name Boli» vin<«v ber-.or•congress-rtnder,"ah-individual report.'And e «h time the proposal has been killed behind' the , FitEEofchargeandFREB- p l ^ doqw of a seAale-house.confercM.e con^lt. , salesihariship. ■;! . TIMEir«IEWS . r & T u , Swd for yoiir copy todayi A battle looms In the house oVet-.the riequlremmi that every member of .congress make strict public accounting of all doUars or counterpart funds tfor. SONOTONE Idaho*8 Second Largest Newspaper elgn cumncy) spent by him In ofriclnl. overseas travel. Individual reports of-counterpart spending serping ' are now-kept secret, but reporters have managed to OF TWIN FALLS i Of c itravagsnce by certain members of congrcM. Apt. 211, 833 Shothons H. Idaho's Second Largest Market mueh to lote by ouibbbM ii,. Late last week the house shouted down a proposal RE 3-903B '^wJttlwtepbrtjncc or the name-Xi? vXv-«r slmuar to Senator WUlUms' bill, Some.membeta - boundorle*. Tw the duttmm it ^ laughed out loud In the house chamber when the ^Ji/iWl-MUWWied tr*decutfk. announced, eorre- ^•rte-taJcpartrt aren't laughing about high living • . «>_o« communlue* far- at hlghjCMt-by-JunketlnfT congrta«mefl."And;we;pte-“ i^er Paid ^irculation--2U,$89 Sunddy o*be' located'to gW thafunless the matter U'correcteorsome m ^- ■ • ...... i j . : i . ^ aU eoJoy aod ot which ^ l«UBhl«g out ot fhe other i.: V- ' V moulhs, alter flecUoa d * y ,^ l t Lake A.B.C. R'EPORTS-<0 YEARS OF • SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 19G0 TIMES-KEWS, TWtN FALLS, IDAHO'

Ca«h on hand U 113,368,74 u of 'Sponlati Aistflcan War Ve(«rmna. and.Osylen Erickson, trombone; their area to prevent ipr«r Mr. and Mrs. Everett S*Tmc« BUI Marlin, Paul, borllflne horn: In homes, April 30, IMO^ Heyburn News, Burley German Band to Go to Oersld Dosgett. clarinet. Manager Spirayiiigfor hav8 received vpord of th# deatb o f A public hearing on Uis'clty Anticipated expense on , ea?h Sftvage-a uncle. Floyd Jones, fol- Broidhead plnya the trumpet nnd budRct hftji been set for 8 pm. fund la set at »83,173.20 ‘f « ' ' Visits Reported lowinir K lingering lllneos, at St, the.dirtcior. .Dr. Holcomb, plays July S. The proposed total U JT4.- general fund; $1,67D.74, Til . . National Elks Meet iu Texas the claiinet.' Insects Is Set HEYBURN. June S5 - Mr. and Oeorge. Otah. Services were held 041,56..^ fund: ll.SIS.K). flr«<.department Mra. Paul ilumphrlc.1 'and two there Wednesday. Mr. Jone* wa* ». BUllLEY. June 25 — The Ellts ilib welf'known German band wai T»o- members who have been fund: M.160.CO recreatlifn fund, Oennan buid of the Durlry £lkn orjatilMd. Since that time thi Antlclpnied revenue from tnxcs and $4,2G3.TS sireet llRhdni; fund. sons, payion, 0.. are visiting Mr, former Heyburn resident. lodge No. liSi »lll «prc«nt Ida- band lias played nil over the slate Kith tlip band will be unable to In Slioshone includes »:3.«0.B2 from the total and Mrs. Ernest .Handy, IncIudlnR (he Elka state conven. FO. Tliey are Sclh.Corless and Jim M r. nnd Mi.v Ben Southeni re­ tlon at SandpoLnt two years nso. SkllPi. Skilcj has.been lran,«lcr- turned this week from Boi«e where ^ 10 a Job in waahlnwon. D.-C. /or Insccts Is set here *oiufUmrj Kitchen Burned The 11-member hand plans the one In Caldwell n year ago and -ihcy-atl«oded.a nicctlng of-Unltcd DFESEL ■ leave Burley July 10 via a char- at Blackfoot lhL"i month. Blx of me uivc* of the band durlnn llie week by flic Oeni. (irp,irimcni' fund, two mills for WENDELL. June 25 — A flrC tertd plane from the JohnMn Flv- ' Exnlied Ruler C nll Wolt and liLi player-t’ftlHi will ntlencl the con- Spmy company. Twin Falls. i me rccreallou fund and .ilx I believed to have aiarted In an lR2 tervlce the production, won the best ac­ press aide ssid today. InlemntlnenUil r«nss weapon. T:4) Art ct Urlor calls the ■ game of “growthi tress award f6r her part as the Press secretsry Herbert O. Kltln One'Of-ihe SMoot rockels « *:US ChiriM E. fuller womon who fails In love with said Nixon conccdes Iha farm tied ■ uetic*l-lVP« Rockefeller, attending a gover­ Laurence Harvey after an allair. problem Is serious in the srea at H predtiermlnfd Urnet'off .l nors conference in Montana, said Harvey was nominated for the this point but doesn't bclicvt :i SoulJi AtUnilc islind ot /seen- In a alatement luued here that best actor award, will be the dominant issue in the presidential campaign. »iOn jtjtcrdoj'. ' 15 DtrMlI H.nl America's future economic growth The story introduces Harvey Tno hourii luler i recovery ililp 10 Oi'Xll lUm llilO N'«<» 13 of F— ...... ---- , former prisoner of -war who de­ "It is more serious at the con- picked UP > d»l» cpsule carry. rg Dirrill IXni U:3t SM. •'This issue," he ssId, "therefore termines -to marry the lovely greislonai and senatorial icTti lag Imlrvmenls th»t reeordcd thi must not be confused." daughter of _ ...... than it Is at the ptejldenllal level - ■Too much li ot stake." he add­ when the pJrt la sent on a trip Klein toM rtporters. cone’j performiDce. \z 155“.? ;'” l.W Kart's Kflnorl.l! Acro^.^ the mule on the weit ed. •'Public understanding ia abroad, he meets Simone Slgnoret. ' Nlzon thinks. 'Klein lald, ihn coiiit. the #lr forcc fired live ml»- 4:0» lion TtMrn> Sto. scntlal. To muddy the-woter From that point the story U con- the special election in North Da- ' files over the Egim »lr lore* ba« to do the nation a dlsscrvice. ceroed with ths aflalr and the kola Tuesday to elect a new u. s ' sulf (ejt ransp. ihree froni ii Although not mentioning the consequences. senator will bo so close the dcci. bomber »nd, two from the 6*nla vice president by name, Rockefel­ The atory was written by Brit­ Sion "may well rest on which'can. nosa IslMid Uunchlng. pads. ler appareotly referred to a recent ain's John Bmlne. who has been dIdate does (he best Job ol ccttltir In Bnnouiicing Ihe Tltnn .. Uuo TH..M SJw. Nixon barb. Nlftn accused critics referred lo as one of Britain's out the vote." The race, billed « ' • cesa. Ihe nlr force mid ihe jirl- of the adnUnlstraUon o( making •angry young « test of farm scnilmcnt, piu nc- mary objeetlves were to deterwtr.e false comparisons between the publlcan Oov. John Z. 'D.tvh missile »ccuracy and lo verity per­ «.>. UO.NDAI the United States against Democratic Rep. Quentin formance of the cone, .nd the Soviet Union. - Alt erian Rebels N. Burdick. THIj »as one of the Irtst of Ihi ■nieje critics, u ) i Nlion, bsd Klein said the Nixon csmp has Tlton 0 models — i series dulRn' I'vo u "" invited the admlnlitratlon to Join it Paris Meet felt all along the vice president ed to lut the miulle over the them "In playing what Is rapidly will carry the Midwest but ihst 5.000 mile range. All five pre. I! S .::.,., becoming the most fashionable TUNM, June 25 'Wv-A represen- Nixon upped his estimates on ilic vious rocketa fired In the ierles (lOO Idaba-Doon political game of our time — a Utlve of the Algerian rebel gov­ bssU of his rcccpuon bn a rcfeni were succewful. game we mlghfcall growthman- ernment left lor Paris today to set swing Into Texas, the Ookotas and Ttie «lr force Mon will start tin., B Thtr saw a regiment demobilised ity aflalrs’ and the committee “ “because nobody ever uses it." clal organizations to insist that the Area Bridge Club economic and social affalrs'w country "abandon Its persecution is r '" « uiu. o( n il iTia ‘n»i -about 1,300 officers and men. Nor did Htirmon use it today, It was possible th a t other divi­ JEROME, June 38 - Ten Ubles adopted. his office had said he would. or Africans, Indians and to ^ tere at play Saturday at the Je- A resolution welcomed Presi­ «! dellearly were in good condition, merely that ho would have l___ had about filled out their Alice Clark, first; Mrs. Jack Kehe- of. the Algerian ptxrtJem and commenU to make afterward but gOTernment of the United states - ley and Mrs. Harry iJght, second, called on the provisional and not neceuarlly on the front porch. 'welcome the nnnr^uiwf oppressed people r^f of two-year draft term. Others had It cut in half by the sudden re­ and Mrs. Charles Beymer and Ptench governments to reach self JHaraon, attired in t white linen South Africa to America to live.” Mn, Paul Thoman and Mrs. E. determination la Algeria and - Alt, talked to newsmen on the Delegates lo the annual conven­ Candidates’ Scientists Meet duction In the armed forces or­ dered last January by Premier W. Sinclair and Mrs, S. L. Thorpe, ceaie-flre. aWewalk outside the northeast gate tion of the 3W.000 member organl- Ued for third and fourth. of th# White House. — rejected a committee aug- On Europe Plan Nlklto Khnishchev. • ■ AaaJstant White House press sec­ gestlon tthat they hold Lbelr i» a r- Plans Aii’ed PARIS, June 3$ HV-6elentUts At that time Khrushchev told East ond west winners are Mrs. retary Anne Wheaton told news­ Ion in Portland, Ore., and from 10 countries are meeting the supreme Soviet o r paruanient, ■WUUsm Spseth and Mrs. M. A. Earthquake Told men that the north portico—which By The Associated Vnm the Soviet Union was cutting Its Mogleby, first; Mrs. D. W. Ostler voted to approve Atlanta, Oa, Here Is how - the PresidenUal '— to discuss a possible of- by usage haa pretty much become Instead. troop strength within a : and Mrs. Max Coulter, second; For Chilean City 30^fuls__are spending the week- ...... European plan for space Mrs. M.'C. Ollason and Mrs. Ar- the fr«nt porch-Is used lor Inter­ The move was made to *n}rlng search. two . from 3,833,000 men ____ VAlfARAISO, Chile. June 26 views and photographs only when <33.000 men, a drop of 1,300,000, tell Kelly, third, and Mrs. L. H. Ihe dvU rl|ht« struggle to the Sea. John F. Keaaedf, D., Ussj.; All are members of the Euro- tn — A violent earthquake shook 1st Run L the Pietideat or Mrs. Eisenhower heart of the Confedersiey.where jean center for nuclear research. and would rely lor fta nmed pdw- Van Riper and hln. B. R Tiaery, this’port city of 300,000 Inhab­ «re participants. Relsxed at his home on Cape Cod. er upon an awesome array of nu­ fourth. Showing of thli our light Is the most InteoM." Piles to Iowa Sunday for meetings They are Britain. France, West itants today, people fled In alarm Hannon made headUnM last The site of the IH l eonveoUon. Qermany, Italy, Sweden, Norway. clear weapons and roclcetry. to the streets. Tremondoui ond Timely year when be rented his front at Cedar Rapids and Z>es Moines. The Soviet Union luxd a wartime porch in Munele, Ind.. to the gov. PhlUdelfdUa. was choaea % yev Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, D., Denmark, The Netherlands. Bel­ A number of walls Motion PIctura gium and Switzerland. high of 11 mlUlon m en in arms. Los Angeles Has no casualties wer# ______emmeot.ai office space. He h u W- ______. Tex.: Worked with senate-houso The cut, if carried through, would ' been reported as quietly seeeking conferees on military money bill. Each hfts scientists and testing •nio quake also aharply ebook Starts WED. laboratories available but lacks sUll leave the Soviet Union with other cities In the province of the Demoeratlc nomination for the Spends Sunday with family. a military might at least equtl to Large Brush Fire presidency. Indonesian Chief sen. Stuart Symington. D„ Mo.l sufficient res^irces for launching Valparaiso. In SanUago and other that of any other country. LOS ANOELE3. June 35 IfV-A parts of the country the shock was He W41 ftsked if he were a Worked in office before flying to Into space research alone. brush fire roared across 1,300 acres conteniler for the nominaUon in Helena tor Montana Democratic For the dismissal ceremony the lelt only llghUy. Picks Parliament uen were lined up In 20 groups 10 of canyon slopes 20 mllej north ol view of the formation of a Harmon convention. Observes 66th birthday Los Angeles In less than lour hours Valparaiso was destroyed by c l^ back iQ Indiana. . anniversary Sunday in Helena. Tax Commission ranks deep. Col. Iv o n VlUlehko, esrth^ake In IMS. l^ e Roosier first termer s&Id; commsndlng' of/lcer, ' 'addressed todsy. Offlcals said they had no Vico President nichird M. Nl*- ...... Of controlling the *Thera are IBO miUlon people Ir donesia’s popularly - elected lOSS .n: Spent the afternoon In his of* Sessions Ended them from a platform on the edge the country. Including all the cati legislature wllh hts own parlia­ flee alter playing golf with evan­ of the parade ground. . sind dogi. I have u good a chanci ment ot 3S3 hand-picked mem­ BOISE. June 33 US-Conferences He urged the soldiers to become gelist Billy araham and others. with represeoUUns <** Idaho's as anyonl." bers. A rash of pamphlGLs hit Spends Sunday with his family^ heroes of Soviet labor. Jakarta's streets branding his ac­ railroads and utilities were tion as dlcUtorial and In violation pleted yesterday In final ... GET INDErENI>ENCE U. S. Action for of the republic's constitution. slons by t^e Idaho tax commission. PARIS, June 25 Pour___ Reprcsentntlves of' Indonesia's Missile Returns . The commission had been In ses­ members of French. Community Cuba Is Stressed poUUcal parties hold only u per HUiL A m FORCE BASE. Utah sion more than a week and acted will become fully independent In WAflRXNOTON, June » . Wl - cent of the seats in the new - - • June 35 W—The air loice's Mln- several minor state Income ux the first week of August. They.are Rep. Me&del L. Rivers. D, S.c, llament. The remainder have___ uteman mlssUe train Is scheduled w during the llrst days of-the Niger. Dahomey, Upper Volta, and told the jhouse today, the United allotted to members of so-called to return here Monday for IS days ussioa. the Ivory Coast. States ithould be prepared to oc> functional groups. Including the of terts before It begins the 'sec­ Its next regular meetlni ' cupy Cuba U necessary to protect youth movement. In addition, 35 ond of a series ot irlps.oa the na­ scheduled for Aug. 3. . Americsa Uvea and property there. seots ore held by members of the tion's raU lines. **lhls maa ts cruy.” Rivers said armed forces. Itie train compitled Its first of Cuban Prime UlnUter Pidel Sukarno, who dismissed the old on-the«md tost this week, after a Castro. “It »e teU that hunch o( legislature on March 9, told the shakedown the previous week at . IdloU we aren’t going to stand'lor new parliament .lu.tasic would be this northern Utah ‘ &ny more ot this, it wlU stop.- to create an Indoneslan^Bociallst Riven accused Castro of seek- Ing to “tako over Latin America' ,__ *nd TCstlng to communiie Cuba IKE is MEUBEB "We mual use every saneUon at TAIPEI, June 35 i^ m s id e n t oup commaivd' to stop this evU Elsenhower h u accepted an hon­ w remove this cancer,” he orary membership. In the .Taipei »*Jd. “Our state department does Oolf and country club.- It was an­ not-grasp the lignlflcance and nounced here today. The club said of sltuiUon.’' It h%d received a letter express­ ing the President's regret that he eould not use lU facilities during -B aby Dies his Ftenosa visit. Brtnt E. VanWagoner, 2-dar- cld « o ot Mr. and Mrs, Oene •VttWagontr. IMI Elev^th ave- V nua east, died at ::iJ pm. Friday

, oner, ijoih Twin PalU: twd ilstfrt _ J to lM VanWagoMr anS D tot “ VanWagoner, both 'Twin' Falls- PAGE SEVEN , SUNDAY, JUNE ?5, 1960 TIMES-NEWS, T\y]N PALLS, IDAHO dangerous Eastern comrade. SERVES O N CARBIEB "Hen’ without'hydrogen rockets ■ BURIiEY, Ju n e S&-WIndell U Asiatic Aggression W ould Be and■ trve -goies. hordes of Chl- Hansen, seaman opprenllee. son of vlth conventional weapons ...... widely-known horse Mrs. Metta H. Hansen, route J, could be breeder, died here today, lie was Burley, Is servlns aboard the at­ 3Iinus A-Weapons, U.S. Says fenders considered cne of the leading tack aircraft corrier usa Orlskany WASHINOTON, June 25 WV-U. The sltiifttlon was pointed up Arabian horse breeders in operating with the U. 8, seventh Problems, Joys of Fathers Agriculture Unit S. strntcRlM.'i think that any new Inst wccK In the Buclnre.it scs.iIon rhe'sovlct Union supplied Com­ West. fleet In the Weatcrn Psclllc. A.'lailc BKBri-'sslon by Red China r{ communist lenders. There Pre- munist China-with.Jet wnrplnne.i. Tiiknks Paper for ,would linvc to be waged without mltr NIkltn Khriishcl.cv cmpha- submarines. World war II nss dc.striicllon weapons, rUcil that Soviet i>ollcy would con> artillery, nnd tanks, ammunition, Traced by Woman Writer This opliuoiiA held by vtirloiu llinir to be bn»cil on coexIstencc, nd some nlr-to-nlr and ground-il Noting Activities:! >-nlr defeiulve missiles. j I] Edllor. TlmM-N«w»: children who brought.him bQth Joy — |pciUnKon otficlifls. is preflleatrd on' Diil Red Chlncsc'Dclcgnte Peng This mnlerlal. In the hands of I • sorrow. Two among his Edllor. nmes-N'eu.i; ithe Soviet pnllcy of wlthholdlni; Chen took pnins to iRnore this Ides BING CHERRIES The first human act In th« world We opnrecl.ite verv much ii,. Mich llcm^ as nuelfnr bombs.nnd nnil m Chinn Red publications ^ald lore than 3‘i million ground [I na* M Adam optntd hli tyta and : Cain and Abel. How it iroopj plus the Red Chinese air looked Into the face o( hU mnlcer. have grieved him when Cain cooperation ulilch you hive civen''''® '‘ I'o ndvocatcrt peace- force and navy, poses a niujor Bring containers, one mile w est of dered Abel. the fe d m u r * nsurancc partner. _ H,l coop.-rntlon wlth.llie free world ^ and Adam ilood tall, iiralghc and atlon 111 iiif nn\i t. I. IM.' Rcalift.1 among mUltary loaders «fri' rk and full of as sons become fathers and Uie .n i 1 Mnnnbly Li not ba.ied on Mo. tl'f .nns would be a menace to the cnnfhct between the tJovici Union Edgar Allan Poe became a John Gourley—Filer , blood, the Btrength of hli arms and daughters. Just as did Adam, (caer.n Miynment wha«e piirpc.ir,ii„sji„„, themselves If some day nnd »cd China Is imminem. They gennt .major in the army, bu m and teg5, the breath of his lungs, will) Joy and s.-vtlsfactlon more Is to SWWI17P the economy of in^,I,e dlfforiiu'c.i between the two say ihese developmcni.'. m • refused to follow the discipline of Coll DA 6-5014 before 8:00 A .M . or o fto r 8:00 P.M . ' the aweetnc&s of woo .1 ;o that they can be proud CLOSING OUT COMPLETELY! thered mony sons and daughters. II. Daughters grow up ond lake a new name'. But sons carry Woman Criticizes the name of their fathers and A POSITIVE LIQUIDATION OF P.1U It on In turn to their-- Spending Wastes ' R ail for Bridge, Such are but a few of tli ALL APPAREL IMPERATIVE!! mitments of a faithful and honor- SNIDER'S By Congressmen able fother. Fathers cherish the Recreation Chief mrmor>’ of n baby's hand clinging to a finger, n child’s hand tightly Are Given Praise cllnglnif while walking, and talk- lakers liave done it again. They’ve Editor. Times-News: , Irig with his father. Then, one day, extended the taxes on travel as we- know we speak for ell the the child’s mind Is clear and ca­ telephone and telegraph parenU In Tain Falls when u pable and he'bcgins to carry the publicly thanit Emle Croncr f< load, or xome ot JI. ttlmseU. It Is an unforgettable moment when . Intended to close loopholes having the mlllng put on the little now existing for tlie taxpayer. foot bridge eruslng the coulee In the father secs the son so tall, and Sarmon-park. in his son he secs hlmsctf. This Issi Item was the brain­ With all the recent- criticism He secs his words, his manner­ child of one Sen; Joseph Clark, D„ over the Knothole league ball isms mixed with those of the Pa., and it would bar tax deduc- . gcunea, we feel, that he, should be child's wonderful mother. Father tiocu on yaeht Uips. night club commended for h is excellent a wonderful word, a word made entertaining, tripfi to fancy lodges - by .the lore of the man for hU and the races, tt was -argued ;that handling of Uie -entire recreation family, by his work to provide, by i^ progrtim. world conditions make It unwise ** V U t’s throw more bouqueta In- prayers, and by his persistent, un- cut existing levies at thU time. FINAL DAYS ARE HERE!! Closing Our Doors Forever! Every !• stead of '‘brick-bats." ‘iratandlng patience. Their anxiety for our welfare ; MR. AND MBS. O. W. TOLER Borne time ago a special doy would be very heaxlwarmlng In­ (Twin Falls) aside to honor mothers. deed, were It not for the recent Item of This HIGH GRADE LADIES' APPAREL STOCK MUST „ too. later,. was one & ' ■ by these to honor lathers. Even . . congrt&vnen themselves. And of should bear In mind that the course, this extra revenue, 250 mil­ BE SOLD NOW! Everything Is OfferedTo You at Way Below New Scliool honor of the father should be on lion dollars, will go a long way In MOSCOW. June 25 «V-Ta*£ every day'happening. We should providing more cash for their Jun­ reports o new kind of boarding show them our love and apprecia­ kets, as well as for night-clubbing Cost. This Is The Last Chance! BUY, NOW!! school has beea- opened In tion for what r and lodgings. Smolensk to bring up ehlldren for what . . And every time some conscien­ from the cradle through high for as long tious lawmaker comes up with a school. A townlet of 20 build­ Earth, - ______bill-toTnake-congreiiib'narspe tid­ ings aecommodatei B20 children _The-flfth of-the'Teh'Command­ ing public It Is unanimously votetT Tasa sald.'ond partnta'msy vis­ ments • says. "Honor thy father idown. So who dares say our Wash- it their children and take them and thy mother, that thy days home for vacations. may be long on this land which they are doing? the Lord thy Ood hath given thee." It should be remembered MRS. CHARLES HARRIS every day of the year, not Just se, the conunltte* »*ld the Red China has claimed all of plan# Incident ha* pointed up the Everest and recently annoimeed need for international agreement a Chinese team had reached the on the issue: Hov high does lop from the north slopes crelgnty'extend?. munUt-capUva Tibet. . "This question Is cerlAln to be- r. come more acute In the future as aircraft fly at higher alUtudes and t as space aatellltes, many ot them P equipped with cameras or other devices, become m ore------the committee said. "It is a question full ot difficul­ ties and one which demands the full attention and conslderlUon of the UtUted NaUons as well as of the Individual nation) them­ selves." The Tja jet-powered aircraft hu been described officially as ca- ' pabit of flying above e0,O00 feet. Plane Search Goes on for Lost Aircraft IDAHO -FALIA* jun» J8 W - . Sotens of pilots and alicralt swept '-Over the Idaho-Wyomlng border region today In one last effort to locate a plane missing 10 days Awlth five people aboard. ^ Pilot jack Ferguson, Longview, Wash.; the Rev, and Mrs. Paul W('Wordsworth, Ridgefield, Wash., ind the Rev. and Mrs. .Oar; Voodland. Wash, left -^Longview‘ Jima'16 oua nightto a . Kansas City church meeting. .'. ' The small craft.stopped for'fuel here that day. Two western Wyo- _mlng_re8ldtnta_sBl4; they_ might have seen It shortly afterwards. Private and air force planes , Joined In the two-day llnal elfoit. Twenty private fllen from Ida­ ho Falls, Rocburs and BlaeUoot tn eastern Idaho took to the air. A Wyoming-directed search .was ' ended last vetk. This week-end's search is being supenlsed from heri. There la a <2,500 reward for In­ formation about, the plane if forthcoming in the next - two weeks.

* » E 1 ( * After MAl/TA, Jun* 38 ~ Uel Dee / Lloyd, 18, died at the Balt Lake -City LDS heepital Friday after

Ha was. a member of the ZDS church and iradiut«d ft— Kalt River h l ^ Khool in Uay. . fiunrlvon ineludt. bis parents. Mr. and Mrt. Jessie W. Udrl. -Malta, and two broUien. Lanr J- Lloyd, Ban Francisco, and Sint M. Uoyd, MalU. Funenl acnrieas will b« tadd at I PJB, Wedneidajr at the:Ma1la LDS ward church'.wilh' U)e.Blshop Oouwlor- .Harter' Wight; ofHcl- atlni.f. Jlnal-ritM.'.-wmib* 'Mv.thi

-Xuaeral.»iBm#.ln Burley - • and- untU. I0.a,mf Wtdnn ---- at thi; churrt 'li\->UlU',an'Jiour b«for« M^iceft;— V - ■ • READ iS S - j « W 8 WANT AM TIMES-NBWS/THI10!AiXS,JEAHP. SU N D A Y, TONE 21, I PAGE EIGHT ... and t.ynn Baimumn got the with , the loss. Hustoi. _ la the lu t Innlog. Kelly Curfew and Tom Magaw « u lo. loM. Jim Mottem and ,ar»nt Sim* Dennis -Morgan were leading hit was winning pitcher, Lynn Rass- ing pitcher. “‘* Hollister Rail Reservists Prepare for Training ODds hlC. for the OUnts and Rus« ters for Filer. Chris Talklngto mussen, lour. Fted Babbel got two The U. S. Rock Wool Rock.t, scored the only run fo r the-rai hits for the iQitfa. defeated, the Volco Spljnters i i , ■ aell Sheen picked up the Io«en’ Brown Bombers edged Rogerson onlv hit. with Mike Heins hitting two Blazes Cause TutrasoAi"s g a m e s Coffee Bkop GJsatj 8-i lor the lor the Rockelj and Sfike Thort. Binder Braves itopped Sehu- GlanU' first loss In four years, Ron boch’a Jewelry LltUa. Oems 8*1. Pcewee L«*riie lending hitter for the .SpUnif;,— RTFI Klubbers atauRtitered th Cook took the win while Gary W inning pitcher was Jim Ajto, Kelly Curfew was credited with pllchjr ^... - Some Worry the win and Sieve So ran was lea* Coca .Cola Fliiera 37-9; Marl Roasmuuen wss loser. Mike Greer Uadlnk hitter for the Braves Dodds and Dennis 8p«Ua score drove in. the winning run. David VanEngelen." ...... •' '* “ *"■ BURLEY. ucuuDenn Olenno,e.». who*.m pleked-upH>«ru-UH »•* «<=» KlubtMH Spencer and Rod Rushton each The Motor Vu aiuBgers fd:M hlU. .DavJd SiJ«h sWjsd ttc P»ry Runfeldt and Tre« ot a hit' lor the Giants, Albertson Food Center 4-j. rici.,_ - eomlnit quite eoncemtd *«fi »« * ^Iscored two runs each Xor the Flj Major League Gnrey was winning pitcher mi __,w. iirei-mloDj th« r_»llroBd. rlght- Pldellty Bankers blanked the Scott CO’der and Mike Bolin «t„ ef.««y In • li-cnile itrlp of —Ideho-Department-store-Glant Ftrst-FtderaLSafe. Cracker8_12-0 Kaimwr.-n.B iUlh flre Market' Butch'ers,l«:j"tta(h~Ha"rk BrtJwn pltchlns- one-hit .ball, slipped past the Pepal Cola Social with Ron Wilson Uklng the win The Eastslde Market Hanks icj, ' was rtported yesiefd*? niorninf. able* 23-21. Dan Moldcnhouer go and Steve Humphreys, the loss, > Langdon's Scrappers IT-lJ. na, Shorlly ftfifr two tnjInM and » Charles Bean-was loser.,_Tommy Stelnson ROt two singles for the. a hit' and scored (our runs for th Curtis Eaton hit two singles for Longdon was winning pltchtr »ns cw oit PMWJ »I0"» OJshLi; n-Ju Wonderlick slam the Bankfrs- Douj Hswklns.got Terry Johnson was losing niifj),, lha Hre »*« rtporied. It burned Bombers and'Jim Brown got the only hit given up by Mark Brown. med two singles for the 'Social the only hit for the Safe Crackers. Robert Bridge hit a single for iti( K f« of iwd. ■me •Dies. Idaho Power Dy Scrappcrs and Gary PowHl i,i. H crew Is compOMd of Dour arlfflih. Major League Valley Sporting Goods Spartans Paclflo Fruit Snoboya made, (he Union Motor Falcons 1-0. Rus­ two singles and a triple and Fr>ri S Hollister: Nell We*therble. Co*- four wins In a row when they bei ty Eller took the win and Doug Hampton hit a-homerun for th. fr tletord. and' Ken Klnyon, Twin slipped by Pldellty Bnnkera 4-3. Hawka. - f/ Fallt They hare been kepi ouiiy Brent Miller was winning pllchcr Ed's Park Chargers 17-11. Cur Rovlg was credited with the loss. Standley was leading hitter for th Rusty Ellcr hit a double for the Minor League uiInK » tanker. 77:fx **■'* and Delbert Klundt, loser. Calvin The TH'Jn Ftlls Mntlng ,, jisndle this lire >>y ihetr Oraner picked up two hits for the winners while Robert Waner luie Dynamos and 'Hm Moore got the Sparlana and Art Vandenbark got Terry Eldrldge slammed* two hlu only hit for the Falcons, tanscs beat the Mountain -r- IRO much Urger onM each for the Chargers. FltlDAY’S GAMES Implcments 8-2. Jim Mlldcn hit lti« wteltr coverlnc 150...... the only hit for the Bonkers. . 80 Berea, required tankers and First Federal Safe Crackcrs Punk League Peanut League ‘ — singles (or the Musianj.» n crew* from the Burley office. edged the Idaho Powcr'Dynsmos KflRhty' MltLs walked over C. C Ed's Standrrd service Gas House Tlitee small firea were noticed 3-a with Steve Humphreys gain­ Andersens ,42-16, Randy Draki Gang edsed the Allstate Insurance Larry Nelson, • non. .BlacJ£»'«i£ Crusaders 10-», Leading hltter.i for and put oul by rallrostf «ec«on ing the win. John HuJl|«-H4 Joiinf Nora and losing pitcher. Doug Hawkln.i and Boyd rcored six runs each for the Mitts the Oas Hnuie Oang'were Randy Roger Reutt and Jack MeVey go Jeff, curt Plynn -and Lloyd Hann Bnrncy. ' ’ *^stm anotl'ier fire broke oul near Givens each got a hit for the Safe PhlUlps oilers defeated ihf the KlnK’a Inn cafe on the north- Crackers. Chad Galloway and two'hlts each for the losers. and Bob Christianson was leading Okay Food Store slammed . . litter (or the Cr\jsaders. John KEEP Transmlltcrs 20 - J. Tn^ Pjul side of jrolllater yesterday Larry Hunter scored the two Oy- Lynch hit two singles for iiie afternoon and winds fanned the Damo runs. the Arctic Circle 13-12. J^lke Me Rude was winning pitcher and ;ire lo cover 45 acrM of land. Uoan and Vic Wells scored six Doug Lie was losing pitcher, oilers and Ron Trout was leadihr WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS ’The Serg end TSvJor Comtnch- hitter for the Transmlltcrs, B;;j The Kolllsier crew .usked tlie Peanut Uagua cach for Okay. Dennis Jacobs . . Burley crew for a.'ulstance when Ronnie Dchny scored three ruiu . j bUnked the Allied Chrmlcal Snyder was winning pitcher »nj Jlmstend RusUers squeaked by Bombers lS-0. Leslie Poe pitched Ron Stewart was Iwlni pltchfr. the winds seemed lo be taklnjr the ths Depot Grill Yankees S<8. Don esch for the Arctic circle, , fire oul of eonlrol. One Innker and Sinclair Pep-ups slipped past tlie the no-hlt, no-run game for the Terpo's Buckeyes bent the Sniks Olmstend was winning pllcher Idaho Gsvlnga Pioneers 2S-24 Commanches. River Lloai «llh John A-Uorqui, - n crew were sent from Ourlcy but and- Dave Pratler, loser.' r '• ' were ordered to turn back at Mur* leading hitters for the Pep-ups Olmsteid's Ru.illers defeated tnklng the win. Orville Win.wn «*, saugh wJien the wind went down Wheeler drove In the winning were Jerry Dondanvllle and Jsmfs Hackney’s Hitters 31-S. Danny Riven the lou. Lending hitter (or and ttie fire was controlled. for the Rustlers. Itlcky Sheen and Salisbury. Olenn Arrington and Olmstead wa.^ winning pitcher and the Buckeyes was* Larry fistttr. Russ Winston each picked up two Bobby Putzler got two hits each Jim Wilson was leading hitler for white who hit a double and > hits. tor the Pioneers, the Rustlers. triple. Terry 'Thompson slammM Real Estate Transfers All-State Insurance slammed Safcco Kids blanked The Depot Grill Yankees club­ two hits for Uie Llon.^ Fa.nlihed J>r post tho Hackney Hitters n-S, Dodgers 4S-0. Brian Olmstead bed Bennett's PalnUrs 12-i. Tim Jell Boltaniyne was n-Jnnlng slammed four hits and Dennis SorsR nis the a’lnning pitchrr and pitcher and Steve Clifford. loser. Rforgan got live hlta for the Kids UJke Makin collected two hits (or Need Flags Benny Windsor got three hits and Leading hitter for the Dodgers the Yankees. BUI Windsor scored four njns foi LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo.- Juni W»rr«iil7 DMdi as Jerry Sharp: The Rountree ’Toppers lost to ... Lm Ctnrr u Jim Xonnlcli, t. the winners. Mike Miller hit a sin- Doagbnat teagrue the Home Plumbing Pipers 3B-0. 1* nlwk 1 t/M.Ctntr tubdWlil gle for the Hitters. Seveo-up Bulldogs squeezed by n m Donnelly scored three , nins . >, Tvlti Ktll?. Bern -ftnd . Taylor- Comandies ilm Kcwpnitk to Cforfi A. 1 the SImplot Tigers 7-Bi Wlth Rich­ and Mike Newell was ' winning UIL 1«1 )» WkIi I Ctrti*. ... beat Bennett Painters 1-S when ard Blrrell taking - the win and pitcher. - BIU Bodmstab scored the wJrnilng Frank Garcia, the lossJ IXug Flint ftfa;«r Eeagoe w, run In the bottom of ths last in­ Jrtim. Ul II Sm«llwo«l Ut. 1 •ub- and Glen Donoson scored-two runs mcntary approval is a-horlunUl . ning. Ricky Post took the win and each for the Bulldogs. David tricolor of white, green and red, 4 MIthilr Mliu — Curt KinRhom was credited wllh Humphrey and David Hunter eadlng hitler for the winning lop to bottom, with a centered clr* ok«y aioft--- the loss. Terrel Huddleston slam­ scored two runs each (or the 1 and Paul Huston hit a double cle Of alx yellow stars representing ). Wilion, Ul•‘S: Arctic CCrtI* Fol.r D»«i. med a single and a double for the It BlMk >, CiitUford. Stl»lb/'l Mllkn _____ Tigers. . the losers. John Kelker the six Congo provinces. The old Comanche.1. Curt Ktnghom Idaho Power company stopped winning pitcher. Belgian Congo colonial Hag will b< .. leading hitter lor the Painters. Pony League tabu, whether the new ones u i f R»f M. Ourfornt Is Dtwff Ciufbtr, the Parisian Laundry 38-3. Danny DOUCUNUT LEAGUE Home Plumbing Pipers slipped Bronson got the win and Brad The D and w Plowboys walloped ready or not. E. niflnholl, by Ed's SUndard Serrlce Oss Remen took the Iclss. Mike Mc­ Wills Motors 11*3. Dennla Brown House Oang 14-13 when Stanley Clure hit a single and/T5^p home- nit a single and a double (or the TECHNICIAN ON DEBTBOTER Umn E. nrelnholt to D. (Irani Oil^r- Curtis singled In the winning run runs for Idaho PjMrtr ahd Gan Plowboys. Todd Brumbach was RUPERT, juni> 25-Ronald H. with two out In an extra inning. Hackney scored p'o runs for the eadlng hitter for Wills Motors, Fewkes. e le c tro n ic s technlcltn Bin Hilladsy got tho wCn and losers. 3eorg« Dondimrllle was winning third class, son of Mr. and Utx Uundrr .. Ricky Royer took the lou. Lead­ jltcher and Jlm Sisson was losing Zeliann Pewkes. Rupert. Is serving . wrt‘u u i ' t “,Bd I Bl«' • I C«il Prop iiit---- central Labof Tigers stopped BIu* Ukn •diilllon. ing hitters for ths Plpen were the West Coast ^ p Jets 11-1 with Mtcher. aboard the destroyer USS.O'Brfta CUmbm .E. W*in»f I® tlomrj >., Mike Newell and -BUI Holladay. Gary Eller taking the win and The Ciesa Building Bugs beat operating with the U. 8, sercalh . Bint. I.ct >i Olotk 4 llickfl tdaidon, Gordon Hansen singled and Mark Simmons. N}e loss. GU SUn- he Idaho Power Short Circuits fleet in the Western Pacific. *8i"ibu^T|'H. n.ni.rr t« R.r Ntll.w. «< starting this ccason. m iportS' boys, 10:30 ojn.; Langdon’s Scrap Results ed two'runs for the Gang. ger got two hits for the TIgeia U3. Jim Berkeley hit a triple for •I, Lot It tBiS Mrt It UlMk i nanshlp award will be.given tc pers va. Volco Splinters. 3 TUESDAY’S GAMES Mlkis Bronon and Oary and Larson Huddleston scored 4ie Bugs and Robin Ballou was Crtirfard •daillm, Twin f'.IH, each member of the Knothole and Wilts Motor Ramblers vs ____ Peewee League Lm W. DutUt lo Edwinl U. combined to pitch a no-hlt , ..... Jets’ only run. eadlng hitter for the Short Clr- league bueball team who wins the ho Power Short circuits. 1:3C KTFI defeated McKenzie Motors to help Hountree's Topper stop Wiley Wildcats beat BPOE 1183 uits. Stere Butler was winning award for 'displaying the best Diamond 3. Crus Building Bum lD-17. Larry Boys slammed four Allied Chemicals 8-4. Mike Brohon Bums 14-S. Lany Dayley picked up the Koaon, vs. Albertson Pood Center,' l;3Q lilts Including a homerun for J winning pitcher and David the win and Eddie Carr was loser. announces Paul Ostyn, director. pjn.. and Rockwool Adekets vs KTFI. while Curi Nelson scored ly. loser. leading hitters (or the Jeff Tolan and Dennis Burgess hit Any Knothole baseball playen Eastilde Market. 3 pjn . four runs for Iho losers. ppers were David Keyt, Jerry for the Wildcats. Eddie Carr hit interested in selUng UckeLs for the Friday, diamond 4> W ill Motoi Idaho Department store ' beat .lun and Gary Oose. Grant homerua for (he Bums. niHMBki tubdliUloB. TVIa K»ll*. Twin Falls Merchants « . th'e Ramblers vs. Cress Building Bugs Coca Cola Flaes 31-13, Kenneth ROOFING Drain, Ore., baseball team game 9 ajn., and Motor Vu Sluggers pooler and Robert Porter got hits Johnson picked Up two walks (or Midget Leafue All Kindi ond Typei the loser?. -Schubach's Jewelry Little Gems »ro asked to contact Ostyn. The Volco Splinters, 10:30 ftJn. D for Idaho Department store. Mike Satisfaction Guaranteed mond 2, If. 8. Rockwool Rockets Shelton hit three singles and Dean ^ Tony .League beat the Magic City Market Spud, boy selling the most tickets will be D and W PJowboya topped the awarded a- free baseball glove and vs, Albertson Pood Center. 1:30 Reddick hit a single and a double nicks 7i4. Steve Gentry was ^In. PHONE RE 3-2050 any knothole player accompanied pjn, and Idaho power Short Cir­ for. the Cokes'. tl. S.- Rock Wool Rockets 14-4; ning pitcher and Marlon Swenson, an aduie wlff be admttud free cuits vs. Esstslds Market, 3 p.m Paellle Fruit Snoboys defeated Dennis Brown was w inn in g loser. Leland Satterwhite scored .. tho Bapie, scheduled for July D and W Plowboys will plsy Ung- Pepal Cota sbclalables 36*34. Rlckj pitcher, John Henning, loser. Ran­ Ihewlnnlngrun Imthe last Inning. ^w ssuva,.5s.'.", 5 In Jayeee park.' don Scrappers at 1:30 pjn. or Spriggs scored six runs (or the dy Jon«8 and Joe Pierce had a * 'Jttersfor the “ " The winning team In each diamond 0. Snoboy* and Gary Hartruft led perfect day at tho plate hitting Black, Lsity league will be chosen by Ostyn and INUT LEAGUE the .losers with four hits, one for one. Mike Heinz' got the lene Ballinger. his staff. The award «ill be simi­ ______- UDond 6, West Coast only two hits for the Rockets. .ilnder’s Braves slopped past the SMITHS. lar lo the awards given the win* Prop Jets vs. 7-Up Bulldogs, 9 Mlghly IIUU whSl^td the Arc- Albertson's Food CenUr beat Pizza Oven Pots 10-6 when Stere nen and Individual leaders in the ajn.; BPOB llBs Bums vs. Idaho Uo Circle 43-18. Paul Clark slam­ ZiongdoR Scrappers 9-7 when Bob Petcmn scored tb» wii ' • W. Lmen i» Traak • 0. post. Power Llvewlres, 10:SO a.m.; aim- med five hits for the Mitts and MlUer h it a homerun In the last Sportsmanship will be Judged by plot Tigers vs. Wiley Drug Wild- Mike McGinnis and Greg Slm- lonlnff w ith the bates loaded. ^Uke observation of each player,-coieh, cats. 1:30 pJti.. and Parisian La’un- onds (ot two hits each for.the Bolen was winning pitcher, Rob­ manager and- followers of the • " • UI,aborTlgwa.ap.m. Arctle Circle. ert Langdon, loser. Leading hitter Rabtn N. V. OillHitn U J*ibm UkIi. for Albertaon’s. was Bob Miller. « fl.. rolou 4d4I,l,»: teams. Derogatory refnarks or ac------diamond 6. BPOE Sinclair Pep-ups beat C. C. An- tlotu on the part of an; of these 1183 Bums vs. 7*Up BuUdogs. f d e n ^ 39-n. John Ught got five Roddy Smith and Dennis Rum- Utntll b. Hiratr la I^n K. Lann, will hurt their team’s chances of ajn.; SImplot Tigers vs. Central hits, Jneiudlng two' triples, for the felt were leading hltters-'for the Leu < >04 I niKk tl. Klmbtrlr. winning the sportsmanshlpaward, Scrappers. ' lUn>U 0. Itirxfr u> U n K. Uixn Ubor Tigers. 10:30 BJn.: Idaho Pe>UM and Randy Edwards slam­ M U l T rxrfliM •uIdltltloB. Tull reports Ostyn. Power Uve Wires vs. West Coast med two hits for the losers. Idaho Power Short Circuits beat Prop Jets, 1:30 p.m, an d Parisian Okay rood Center walloped the Volco Builder SpllnUrs with UuwU o'. Hinirf to Ur^K, U n n Uundry.vs. W iley'Drug Wild Chad Dodds taking the win, Tim ^ Lot > ruIrfliU tuMl>lilon, Twii Schedule helby’s market 3S-8. For the win­ PEE^VEE LEAGUE cats, 3 p. m. ners. David Slaughter and Rocky Miksell was loser. Willy Peterson Tuesday games, both on dia­ AHOQET LEAGUS Smith got four hfts and Robert and Stev* Berpiee IssdJng mond 3. Include Pepsi Cola vs. Ed's Tuesday, diamond 6. Man's Mlkeseli and Tommy Brooks got hitters for the Circuits and Bob Park Chanters. » ajn.. and Me* Market Butchers vs. Pizza Oven two hits euh for Shelby's. Blake waa leading hitter for the Kenzle Motors vs. Idaho Depart­ Plua Pots. B ajK; Brown Bomt>- Safeco Kids swamped the Idaho Splinters. ment Store. l6:30 ajn. KTFI ers vs. 8chubaelhi.Jewclry Little Savings Pioneers aa.j. Allen Cress Building Buga beat the B*rt IL Hertli l« flrato Urrtla Rmlth. Oems. 1:30 pjn., T uid Cinder for a'lifetime . .. * S^-lor 8-l.^.ddlu.S: Klubbers will play Pacific Fruit Scherblnskl hit two singles for lotor V u Sluggers 8-1 with Steve on diamond 4 at S pjn. Braves vs. Maglo C ity Marke the Kids. Gene Porter and Steve .utler taking the win and Rickey QrtM Hrrtl* Bnltk to Riilin< T. Tm- Spudnlcks. a p.m.. Threlkeld scored tho only ; Oorye. the lo&s. Ben Monroe hit Thursday.games, both on < Thursday, diamond S. Brown the Pioneers. a triple for the Buga and Melvin mond a, Include Pepsi Cola .. Bombera va. Pbsa Oven Pisa Stewart h it.a iun*produclDg single PoU. 10:30 ’ajn.; Olnder Braves DoDibnnt League McKenzie Motors, 9 a.0)., and Ed's Wiley Drug wildcats beat -Pari­ for the Shiggers. .' m ¥ s ~ i Park Chargers vs. Coco Cola. 10:S0 va. Man's.Market Butchert, 1:3# - WIIU Motor Ramblers aqusshed pjn.. and Rogerson Coffee Shop sian Uundry 10-1. Larry Dayley ».b. At 6 ajn. Friday, KTFTKIub. was winning pitcher and Brad the Eastalde Market Hawks 14-8. . Ktrk aimatirt U Nul Z.. StlUtt. bm w»IJ pJay Idaho a OlanU vs. Mtgle C ity Market Dave W ladsw look the win; Terry ! uandad GrMa’i luMlTbloi Spudnlcks, 3 pjn. Remen. loser- Leading hitters for Store on diamond 3. the Wildcats were BIU Sacton, Johnson, the loss. Dale Hinckss fsi PUNK LEAGUE •--- MINOR LEAGUE triple (or the Ramblers. Wednesday, diamond 8, Phlllln Scot Williams and Jerry Neele. Tuesday’s games, all ... __ Doug Williams scored the only run Hampto ■ ” “ mon^ c. C. Anderson's »s. Idaho Ollera vs. Twin PaUs Heating each slammed Btultr K. noMitIrr is M«1r> n>r1* Mustangs. 9 ajn,: Terpo’s Buck­ for the Parisians. Uiitfcirt LM S JohowB t^bdl.uiM Savings Pioneers, » ajn.; ArcUe lor the Hawks. CTrcle Polar Beai* vs. Shelby's eyes vs. Mountain States Imple. Idaho Power Llvewlres burled the West Coast Prop JeU 18*4, Miner League Market, M:SO am.: SIncIatr Pep- ment BulIdoKi^.. 10:30 . am: tnc phttllp Oilers slipped past the ups vs. safeaco Kids, i;ao Snake- River Uons vs. KECF with Jtrrr Christian gaining the ^nd M^lihty Mitts vs. Okay Transmitters, l;jo p jn . win and Mark Simmons taking the doiers 6-5 In the.last Inning. Dave Friday, diam o n d- 8. KEEP loss. Don Lake, leadjog. hitter for Pedersen was winning pitcher; Thursday," diamond 4. Shelby's Transmitter* vs, Twin -Palls Heat­ tho UTewires, hit one of the long­ MIke-Bemey, loser. Phil Baldwin Market vs. Mighty Mltu. » ajn,; ing MusUnRS, fl ant.; Phillip Oil- est homemns ever hit by a player was leading hltter-(or;the Oilers ers_vs,-..Terpo'»_Buckeyes.-.10:3fl n.theJfligue..steTe ‘Taylor picked and-Scott Strong and Elmer-Par­ ‘>ui;J: Savings pioneers, 10:30 ajn.*, Sin­ I., and. finske Rfver Uons. vs up tro wafts for tho Jets. ker led the Bulldozers; untaln States'lmplement Bull. BPOE 11B3 Bums edged the SI .:XaM ll Kovar la i>nM. BrtlnKelt clair Pep-ups vs. Okay Food Store. Terpo's Buckeyes blanked KEEP l:JO pjn , and O. C...Anderson's plot Tigers IJ.J. Eddie Carr was Radio- Tran^liters 11 - 0 when Safeco Kids. 3 pjn. MAJOR LEAGUB winning' plteher and D a vid Kirk Williams and John Astor- PEAKirr LEAGUE Tuesday, diamond ' 8, . tinlon Humphrey, loser, -Leading hittera - ItoUnl P. Hw.M lesday, Berg and Ta) Motor Falcons vs. Valley Sporting or the Bums were BarreU Hatch, .....-j vs. Ed’s Standard O ^ Spartans. 10:30 ajn.; First Darrell pwnch and Rtcky Hlg* ’ S'ftiS'r. Ice Qas House Oang, » ah., dia­ Pedeal Safa Cracker# vs. Piler enbotltm,.tfnnle Calbrtdge pick* mond <: Depot Ortll Yankees vs. Roller Mil. 1:30 pin., and Idaho d up three hlu for the losers. Home Plumbing Pipers,. t0;30 ajn.. Power Dynamos vs. Fidelity Bank. seven-up_ BdWogs fllPK?.put. diamond 4: Rountree Toppers vs. *r». 3 pjn. ______Jie-Oentral-taborTIgeSi^rwlth • • ik.tur. Dt*< stopped the Snake River Lloos 6*1. Bennett_palaler»,-j:30-pja, dla^ —■raursday,—diamond 8, tJnlon Sill , Vanoigelen getting the win Grant Van Houten was winning mond S; Hackney Hitters vs. Al- Motor Falcons vs. First Tederal snd Gary Siler, the loas. Richard Ssl# CracJcfw, 0 jijn.; Idaho pov. BIrrell bit a-single M d a trJpl< Ditcher: Bob Holmes, loser, Oaiy )Jed Chemiei) :5onibers, J pjn.. Rinehart sfammed a slngls and a Sp'wigue s Ccmfeten: diamond 5. and AltsUle Insurance M Dynamos vs. Valley Sporting or- the Bulldogs, m d Snow hi Crusaders yk- Olmstead Csttle Goods Spartans, 10:30 ajn., ana homerun and Gary sier slam- triple for the Muiunga and orvlUe ,lesson onFruits RusUers. 10:30, diamond 3. Fidelity Banktti vs. Flier RoUw ned a’aingle, double aod'.trlple for Wlnson h it a alngle for U» Uons. P«dBy,;.,dlamoria a,- .Hackney Mill. i:so pjn. the loitrs.-..' •, ■ - - Major League— nitlers vs. Home Plumbing Pipers. . FUer.RoUer MUl beat ths Union SOLID ROCK MAPCE : Features Parley 'Midget Leagne' Motor - PaJcons lO-l - when Pller-s a-Id»ho-fniltr»id » aja.;.Roimtree.Toppers t*. RogenoaV. Coffee-Shop ^ GlaaU rrr:fA'Jatioa-8a-i(itto=fniltriM‘'.-stead Cattle Rustlers, joijo. hurlera-pltched • a--s»-blt- r T b e m o e ti i m a p h y w can- buy,.--: -- . osmoonxauon on hoV U'prFDare l>Unktd the Pina O n a Plxza pots Steve Helgerson look credit for the . .tod'took itoubwb by'Mn?D»D Allied .Chemical Bombers n. ].». -rerry Groves picked \tp the VIHTi*. l ^ t r . hlihlUhtrt *• 5:?^ pot Orili Yankees,.l:Jo:pjn; and Vln whllg Blck malcfc wai tagged in a.^de ooltoctioa fcr.bedreomB; livingl-: V.ln* «*;th« Junior Pood 4-H club Bwg and Taylor Insurance-vr, ^rpoi^ and dining rooiw; S w 'it't^ y .' 1. ; TOundw fcftwnoon «t thi hom# A iu u ^ Insuraaee Crusaders. ; 3 ■ •: «r 8»ndr* and Jeanixle Munto pm. Ed’s Standard Service Cm Ho w Gang wlU plw Bennett Petter Qualify rj-Bigg^ . I n n i. Ruee, naa t suett. n*« t^totefi.,at,a.ajn. on'dlsmoad 8. AMERICA'S'MOST BEAUTIFUL MAPLE m Martlyn ■ ' PONY.tEAOUi: W^eaday. diamond- «. 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<0 PATTERNS BODNET FAULS-rarm SalesDaa , BOBEW E. PENCB-gaJestmaa Color S fifliifi W. A. OSTRANDER All W ool^N ylon yisCMOr^Aeffl^^ J ’M e n 6 6 o n 6 AGENCY :REttTORS;. V ^ M O L m U j ^ ^ S p m g u e m d r4;j5VMWn#-S»fert " r ^ : B o u i Bide>.- ’ Bisi » e »-.’. duets were iunR by AImn Clark from altomeyi regardlr^ Irrlja- - TH> Jud«» *nd clerlM will tjp the and Bclii Clark accompanied by tlon water on Kimberly road and fjtne tt those In the Re'iieril dec- RachiicI iinni. a report from the city atlomey. L tlon. — Pallbcarcr.i nerc Elwood T^mp- Bail Bond Posted The June payroll will be discussed. " rreetnct* *nd poJJInjr pUw nre ton. John Tliompson. Larrj' Dob­ DUntEY. June 25—DcJos Cun. Items to be read tar approraJ Dtshon. city hnll: Canjonsidf, son, Dcitn Water, Cecil Haycock iilngham, ca, Durley. posted n $SC Include mlnutej of th# previous Cjnyoailde OrnnRe hull; court- and Carl Jensen, bond when she appcored before meeting, building permit* approTed ' hnvtie, Jerome OranEf hall: Edfn Burley Pollee Judge Henry Tucktr Honorary pnllbcarcrs were Harrj' by the bmldlng Inspector, license .. Edtn .clty liBlI; Fnlls dty. .KalLs yesierday and pleaded Innocent of applications previously approved City school houfe: Omndvlpiv, Schmtril. Krank Paulson. Seth Cal­ liavlHK a dwelling without n sewer. kins, Ken O.-^lcrhout.' Elmer Ro-’ie. by the department hesda and pieAMnt Plalii.'i schorl;-lUMlion, • She abo posted a *10 bond when '.hly dtpartmental reporU. Hurellori city hall: Hunl, Amcr). Tom EllierlnKlon. Ron Elqulst. .•■he pleaded Innocent of nlley park­ can li'Kion h&ll: northFnst. Amerl. Marvin Hall and Henry Moore, ing. She ftas cited by a Burley po­ can Lejlen.hsll: nortlmr*!, senior nor.il arranBemchw were un­ lice officer. TJie Erie c.tfl*! opened In 1B2S. • Jimh.fchool: Routheast. WwlJinif der dirc'Cllun of the elKlilli ward Inn ieliool. *nd aouthaMt, M und Relief enciety with Clndy.s Carter. M Equipment eompanv. Uorls Kelly, Orthclla Haycock. Ly­ fo r Personal insurance Advice, Call dia B.»lr. Nelda Monlsomery, Eld- Ere Jensen, Reba Ev.tiu, Emma Fined $10 Mallory, Harriet Woodard and JOE VAN LEEUWEN Hilda Holyoak, and Kranddaiwh- BURLEY, Juni* 25-PhyUL« Holt, RE 3-6646 577 Polk, S». Burley. ttHA fined $5 on eacii of two (ers Carolyn Evans, Clirlstle Dob- violations of the doc Icajh !b«-. Kon niid Joyce Tliompson.. representing ComplRlnt.s were slRned by Ron- Vron left. Dontid Sudweekf. Lcann llrle ind Doyle Monlll idinlre plorer 8eout» *114 memben of ironj (j. iponsorcd by the l.DS church. Lost riles were hela Mt (he Pleas­ did Welsbnll nnd Mnrle Maurlli. ‘ Duly Id (Jod" m»ardi whicb will be pre.enUd to them by Dlihop They are enslirns In Ui« Vouns Mcn'i siutual Improrement auocla> ant View ccmelcry with Milton BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE CO. Burley Police Judce Henry Tucker Flnid ohen durlni lactamenl tervlcea (hli etenlnir *1 (he Kimberly tion. They are Ihe »oni of Mr. and Mr*, naymood Sudirceka. Mr. Dair dedleailni; the grave. levied the (ineA. 1.DS rhurch. All three t>oy« hare »erved four je»ri In Ihe LDS cliureh and Mn. Joe Urie and Mr. and Mtt. Catih Morrill, all Kimberly. Wnatever your personal Insurance needs, BMA has a plan Oiyle Norton. 30. Burley. . . and In Scoutlar. At lh« lime (hex earnrd Ihe award), all «iere Ki* IStaK photo'cnmTlni) Nearly two-thirds of .the In­ thitt is Just right for you. Joe Van Leeuwen enjoys serving ycu peired before Judse T\icter /or crease Ml commercial exports from and helping you plnn lor lulure sccurltyi vlo1»tlon Of the dof leaah l»w, bui RAlLOrt ABOARD CARRIER of Mrs. Velma B. Mnbey, Amerl. USS Mldwny currently at' the Trnfflc secldenU claim the lives the United Stales durlnK'the latter hU cKxe wM dUmUsed {or Iocl( o( BUriLEV, June 25 — Doyl* E. cnn Apnrimenta. Burley, is tervlnR Hunter'.i Point nnval shipyard. San of 37,000 Americans every year. half of 1B59 was In agrlcuilural| Life, Accident, H o o lth , f" I, Group eTldenee. , 7 . ■ • . ' TIMES-NEWS. T m N FALLS. IDAHO SUNDAY, TONE ,26,'1969 ' Mr.'and Mrs. Robert Peall. Mrs. Week’s Visit in Myrtle. Petersen and Jay Peter- Grange Women Prepare for te st of Pressiire Cootera HearlAttack sen. all Renton._,Wash., arrived Wmdell Listed this week to visit relatives In this* Grange Tells vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Peall will Is Cause for ^ WENDELL. June 2J-Mrs. Tony return to Washington and Mrs. Amadelo and four children, West Petersen and son will remain. Its Plans for Covina, Calif., arrived yesterday Man’s Death to vUlt Mrs. roeth Eaton, mother READ -nMES-WEWS WANT ADS ^County Fair HAtLET, June J5-fhe death of of Mr*. 'Amadelo. iiatlJe VelscJj, Jose Anchea. Mnglc Valley resi­ Lincoln. Nebr., an aunt of Mrs, WENDELL. June dent for some Utne. was caused by Eaton, also arrived for - - heart failure. Dr. J. Woodson tended visit i n . Wendell. WALLPAPER I Creed; Twin Palls pathologist, said Mrs. Della' Stutsman. Nompa. after an autopsy yesterday after- Doon. arrived Thursday to visit Dr. and Mm, J. II. Frftcnnn. Mr. nnd t M r. Anchea was found'dead by Mrs. Karofd Holalnger. . ; Nancy and O lel Oruel returned' SALE I A. F. HolmquUl nnd « Wallace Llghtfoot and Lester Jan- Fenton Hays. ItBavc l u r ^ n . eow. Ketchum city mArshall. to their homo in Pocatello thlsi. Good Selecficr^ ‘ ^ Uic nnnunl couniy about-10:40 pjn. Thursday on .... week following a three-week visltli tlia TiicidBy. evenlnB meeting street-isouth of Bald mountain with their grandmother, Mrs. Mae ' Ample Soyings! J theOronRf.,^ hot springs, about 100 feet olf Trounson, Tlie fulr wliTbc AUR. W-0., hifrhu'sy M la xetclium. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ward Armstrong,fg C l., , / Other committees appointed Officials said death occurred at Ogden. Utah, and Hub Hcbuert, Q J e W c l l d l U Q l O S < J. Jl. Frecinnn. Grniige n e, i about lOiIB. the time hU wrist w « t n^rmivnv. an « c h ,n « i elude Mrs. Ffscmnn. wntch stopped. It 'was broken Byee ^trs. Fenton Uny* oni* when he fell and he had a large r F JlolmquUt. decorating bruise on ms head. wlltec: rtdo/ph Kudlac. l^r. nod Mr. Anchea wos bom ____ ■ Mni Lloyd Andersen and ^Jr, nnd atta. Spain, in April. 1897. He came Mrs. Olen KtnK. to the U.S. as years ago and. Selimldl nnd Albcn UolmfluW. worked for some time for Pete train wed: Artliur Bycc nnd Hlch- Cenarrussa, a sheepman in the, ird jASDCr. small seed; Rny Smith Richfield area. ! . S„d Uw nce Itflshmnn. »uRar Recently he had worked for Fred bMU- Ray nuby. Mrs. Kirk Martin but had not been able to »a «: htri Henry Schmidt. Mrs. worlt for the'past several months Jlay Smlili. Mrs. John Perry and because of 111 health. Mr. Anchea. Mrs. RIchiirrt -Jasper. Rarden pro- also had lived In the Shoshone fluec: Mr. gram was presented RACK OF SUN DRESSES •'^Mn?Klrk Hnys, ehnirmfln of the _ I meeting of the Knull orange community project commlttw. an­ Friday evening at the Knull Com- And light coHons $19.95 to $22.95 — 1 A 8 G nounced that PMts of eye Rtasies lunlty hall. RoekincludoioJew WcothmonoHond- | J are sUU being coltcctcd and any­ Mrs. EMer D os s e tt was Iq m ochcr *uiH to $ : ...... - i J " one with donations may rIvb tliem charge. 2995 to her. a discussion of the correct way Adolph KudJrtc. affricuJlurnlfom- tho flag shboW be pre*ented in Grange rituals. Mrs, T. M. Knight forecast lor WOO. ActlvltlM of said the Orange flag with 49 stars Handmacher Weathervone eonitreM were reported by 0. T. Mn. I, T. Creed, left, and Mrs, Marshall Stay ’tejl two prtisure «rrlce project by testlne preisore cooken of people In Ihe Twin Crow, legislative chnlrman. A. F. l3 official since It was purchased jokers In prepsrallon far ne*t Wedneiisy and Thursday when Fall* area. The tejllnr will bejJn ■( B:10 ».m. «eb day at the Twin only two years ago and Is In good Jlolmqulst reported on the reccnt 'Twin Falls OrMie women will conduct Ihelr anaual community Fall* Granie hall. (Staff pnoto-enpavlni) . Mony o f them in centennial meeting In OoodlnR. Ju»t a ihort lima ...... / 0 OFI The Wendell Qrnngc will sponsor Mrs. Biyan PJaJt read an srllele, . 3J11U1I nfUA th.till vrnr. "Now comes another of our county I Stewwd C.ICCICU Visits Reported fairs." The closing thought waa 0. T. Crow was cicctcd and In­ Annual Pressure Cooker Tests Slated rcod by Mrs, Albert Cederljurg. stalled os steward for the remaind­ InHeyburnArea Olen Doesett, agriculture com­ WOOL SUITS er of the year. Frecmnn was In- HEYBURN, June 2^^ftfr. and mittee chalnnan. read an article WlJne olllcer. from a Kansas paper concerning Tho lecturers proBrnm 1-uiu.an.i*consistedDHluut By T.F. W om en W ednesday, T hursday Sf«. J. H’csJfi’ Anderson and Mrs. Dick Pullman and daughter. DcDe, tho United States trading and seU- DON LOPERS AND solos by Lynn Women of the T w in Falla hausted the required length of stove and the stearh Is released. OTHERS ...... V 2 , to mnn. read by Burley, have returned from Mad­ Ing wheat to India, Bchmldt. an essay to Orange will lest pressure cookiM time, the petcock Is shut down and TliQ women tesUnff the cooker Judy and Jeanne Dossetb dis­ I Mrs. Fenton Haya, and an ode to ras. Ore., where they wero guests of 'Twin Fails area residents be- the cooker Is brought to 13 pounds. lake tho pressure of the Inslue of of Mr. ond Mrs. Phillip Glowers. played their collection of Ho dif­ father read by C. T. Crow. Tho cooker is then set off the the cooker and compare It with a ' ■ Lata refreslunents were lerved glnnlnj at 8:30 ajn. next Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Golden Moffet a .. ferent dolls from SO part4 of the: • by Mr. and Mrs. O. W. WebU *d(J day ted Tliuteday at the 'Twin chart showing, the corrcct pound- iln I/wan where Mrs. Moffett Is country. ONE BIG RACK COTTONS Mr, and Mrs. Ben OulUford. Falls Orange iull, announces aRo and correct temperature for receiving treatment for her eyes. It..was announced the Pomonal Florence Schultz, county home ex­ Richfield Couple tho altitude nnd pounds. Mrs. Jess RaAussen and two ilcnic wUl be held July 10 at thej tension agent. Mlfs. Schultz cocnmcnti daughters, and’J-ynn Williams. .'ller fairgrounds. Mrs, Elmer Dos-' 12.95 Pressure cooker tesllnj, . Tells of Reunion women cannot test their . Tooele, Utah, have been vlsltlns fictt. Mrs, Bryan Platt and Mrs, TO 22.95 . Burley Church’s nual community service project of cookers • nt home, because 'they Mr, ond Mrs. S. 'L. Davis. Mnurlco Allen were appointed In the Twin Falls amnge. Insures IUCIinEU3, June 25-Mr. and haven't the right kind of Uicr- James Hsndy ?nd son. Leo Han­ charge of the fair booth. Aefresh- School Cpmplete proper, conning and ellmlnatca Mia. Dwajae Brown and daueti* momeJc'r. Sho also stated all Jiw dy, left yesterday for FVankHn, 'ments were served. BURLEY, Junft-25—Tho week'# danger of botulism po^nlng. The ter, Solt-Mko City, and Clayton acid produce should be pressur­ Utah, to attend the Fnuiklln cen­ FULL PETTICOATS - SUMMER Bible school held nt St. James' danger of botulism poisoning wae Brown who attended tho Baptist ized In the pressure cooker as i tennial. The Hardy family origi­ EplscoptLl ehurch ended yesterday. exemplified In Idaho FolU Jaat Bible seminary at Johnson City, safety precaution. nally settled there. HATS - ONE GROUP BLOUSES The study was centered around an year when soretal members of & K. Y-, the past year, are vlsltlntt Every Orange In Twin Falls Award Earited Brlhaeologlcal exhibit from th» family died after eating Improp­ their parents, Mr, and Mrs. BUI county has trained leaders who JEROME. June 2S-Ruth Wer­ P&lesUnlan Institute, Berkeley, erly canoed food. Drown, and olhw reJatlves. A have Rinxlmun] Iberjnomclers tn- Hagerman Man ner, daughter of Mr. and N O W REDUCED Calif. Preisuro cookers In the 'Twin family reunion was held this week ablliii; them to te.st pressure cook- Arnold Werner, reute 3. Jet TO SELU AT...... ’/ 2 , This exhibit of ancient potterr, Pulls area should reRlster 13 ' the Brown home with elplit In their o«n area.**. ho.1 been awarded a }200 scholar­ tools end other Items will be on pounds of Kleam pressure to a t­ s and dauRhtcra toReiher for Honored at Rite ship from the Aid Association for display at the church for the cof­ tain a temperature of 240 dcsrecs tho firtt time in 11 years. JfACERMAN, June 25-Scrvlce.-; Lutherans. Appleton, Wls. fee hour foUowlns the .Sunday fahrenhelU This temperature la Others attending were' Mr. and Burley Miss to for William H. Mosher were held Miss Werner wUl be a so Smart Summer Bogs ...... Va Off toonilns worahlp service. neeamry to kJJI any organisms Mw. Bill Brown, Jr., and faj at 10:30 ajn, Thursday at the more at Concordia college, 1 Students of the school wlU re­ that may exist In the food. Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Giles Study Language Thompson chapel. Oooding, with land, Ore. She was graduated from ceive certificates and awwiIs dur­ Schults notes. family, all Eden, and Mr. and Mrs, last rites at the Hagerman ceme­ Jerome high school end plans to ing the Sunday mor&lns worship BUKLEY, June 25 — Nettle Itie eoo^ters are tested to ascer- 'IVacy Gron-n and son; Rou, and tery. Emerson Pugmlre officiated. become a Lutheran school teacher. NO REFUNDS-NORETURNS service, the Kev. Hugh •Wlnter- John Brown, all Richfield. Tucker, daughter of Judge and Pallbearer* were Rex Barlogl, iteea itates. tain that they register the correct Mrs. Henry W. Tuckcr, left this steam pressure. It la neceasary to Mr. and Mrs. E iim Stubbs and Henry Arterburn. Douglas Wood, Iwtxuctors at tho *chooi were week to attend a scvcn-week for­ Ernest Colter, Dale Boyer and Bud e*hmt Ihe cooker tor 10 to 15 daugbten spent several days Jn eign languagg InstltuCo st the IHVEST Mrs. Darlene Nlehols, Mn. Rich- minutes, depending oa the cook- Smith. ard Davli, lAuna Morris. Jean University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore, In O'Bryan, Mike Prettynum and the er-s sUe, she explains. ' .. . Mlw 'Tucker-has bccn-teachlng Honorary pallbearers Included Rev. Mr. Wlatemt«en. In Uie teet, two Inches of wat«r lementary school Frcnch for the Ben'Taylor, O, C. Scatilon. Everand PERLITE ‘nose who furalahed refresh­ -re placed In the cooker, the mftx- It Lake City. ast five years at Orem, Utah, Jensen. Wilbur Cline, James Bar- ments were Mrs. Bemlee Lesher, Imum thermometer b placed In ho was one of 60 chosen from 626 logl, Alan Erwin. Earl Justice. • 10» Hebert BeJjner, M n. Earl the cooker wllh a Juice can used who applied for (he Institute. Harvy Iverson and V. W. Carson. niU«!e!phia rat lU motto ol p. O . Box Oemhart, Mrs. oUude UtUmer to hold the thumometer In place; ‘The City of Brotherly Love” from She recently was elcctcd to the The Rev. Jack Foreman, Oood- 86 u d Mrs. Jean Dotiglu. the lid is adjusted and the pet- the ancient "Philadelphia Man- executive (onuntttee of the Pa- Malod City, Idaho cock Is ftaed up. eto.” .which translates Into -Let clflo IforthwHt confcrcnee of for- READ TIMEB.tnSWB WAKT ADS Alter the prtcsurs cooker Is ex­ brotlierly love continue." elgti languagB'teocticrs. REyiD TIME&.NBWS WANT ATS

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ALV-SH4ES FROM REGULAR STOCK PRICED FOR REAL SAVINGS! SUNDAY, JUNE 28, I960 TIME5-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PAGE-ELEVEN : New Highway 93'Pimplilets Available Burley Event Key’s Words Featiired Acliievement Basic Rate Set • On Wheat Price Changed for Day Set for SHOSHONE, June 26—The baslo

Pioneer- Day A - t this be our 4-H in Buhl BURLEY. June » - A workable OUlIL, June :j-Tlin Suiiiiyslde agreement was reached Thursday M o tto , in G - O D 1-H llveslock club, sponsored by morning at .Nelson's ca(e uhrn five buslnm and civic leaders ot Onk- is our T R U S T . Icy met with the Burley Merchants’ eommlttce conccming the coalllct of dollar days with (he Pioneer dny celebrndon in Oakley. It wa.' Bgrfed'that dollar dnjM would be changed from July 22 Orange picnic for.members andl„^ ,^6 -.[nlmum rate will be ad- • 23 to July IS and 10 In order their families wuUe held July 10;ju,[ju necessary at that time. to Interfere with Oakley's ceicbrs- the Frank M. Southwfti hon«,, n , , price of the 1D50 wheat trop tlon. Merchants always close thcir The fourth _ In ...the - _ Amefleatj__-___- “Credo- stamp series earHea-- ■ the i-aolutioiu were adopjrd U U>byj„.,,i I „.J|I h juppgrted through loans on stores on Pioneer day, July 21. but nordi Of Francis ticott Key. compoter of (hr "Star Spangled thi> proup. One oppoird the (nnn or narehouse stored-wlieat this ycnr It fell on Sunday. When Itannrr." It will be placed oa isle In Baltlmure Sept. 14. It’s !ng c.f private Unris In Idiilu) (o nnd tliroiiiih the purchase of ; holidays fall on Sunday tho stores cnlored red. white and blue. ' iojt-o.'-suie tpc/wmrn and Uic' generally close on Monday, the__ hent delivered by producers un- ----’--- ■ r urged that state Oraimri er purchase agreements., dsy the Iiollday b usually cele­ cnreatlvo committee mlnutea : brated. , - • ' c, : Oakley. repre.'enlatfvcs asked 4 Wendell FFA Arrive for V isit Burley merchants to close on Sat­ WENDELL. June 25 — M r. and ihls lOCO wheat acreage allotment- . urday. July 23, nnd It wns unani­ Mrs, Hugh Hutchinson and two Kenneth Bhrader, chairman ofi , Winners Return th: finance committee, reported mously BRreed that stores would WENDEtU June 2S — tarry ' • Thursday close at 1 p.m, Oakley aitreed lo to'\*ljl't XMrs, Margaret Beveridge; streets past the Ornnge hall Mitchell Play at change the time of Its parade from PhiUtps, Robert Schltllrr, Charles mother of Mr.i. Hutchinson, and be oiled In the nenr future. ‘1 a.m, until around 4 p.m. Rich nnd Rollln Pnrr. mtiubcr* ol friends In Buhl. Trior to the meeting a potluck ilie Wendell chapter of the tMturc dinner ws-i served hottarlng num­ Bridge Reported: John A- Clnrk. epokcsmnn for Grant Zollinger returned from the Oakley group, slated that Farmers of-Amerlca; reiutncd lost bers whose birthday anniversaries Plnyer.t Duplicate Bridge club ; evening from Moscc*' where they Halt Lake Cliy yesterday where fell in April. .M"v and June- Those met Friday, at the YWOA featur- . Shetland pony rodeo abo he traniacted business. planned for that attemoon. had taken part in the iinte FFA feted Included Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Ing (he Mitchell movement in - Judging convention. ald Diets snd daughter, Christine, mnsterpoint play. : It was astrced that the O.ikley VISIT REPORTED group would be Invited (o sit In The JudglnB 'team of Schifder. and Mrs. Arthur Bell. North and south winners were on the meetings for planning the Rich nnd Parr plnccd llrat In the nuni.EY, June 25—Mr. nnd Mrs, .Mr.Mr. nnarind Mrs, r,P, r.. E, oouinwic*,Mr*-Southwick »alTy Light and -Mrs, W. A. ' holiday. nif.its JmlRlnK ccnicst. Ciiiirlci I'.Wlnimti-pn, l*lt;.'bu;Rli. mil :>fr.Pnd .Mrs. Frank .M. South- M''slebj', Ilr.n; Mrs, Donald Ran- Mayor Leonard Salmon ssld. Tlie Wendell tenms rntercd In Pa., lire visiting the Rev. im d Mrs.'v.ie!;v.lel: will jrrve as hosts for the »om and Mrs. Eugene Walker, sec-' • think wa should support you ihLi ludRlng cantesta of dntry cattle, Hugh Wlntrr.itcen. vicar of Hie juiy h nic.-tlng, • ond; Mrs, R. S, Tofllemire and • one Important day In youe to livestock nnd poultry. Mm. B. R, Tillery, third, and Dr. ' munlty- V/e should be willing Tlie Wcnclcll'dclc;;alr.» ttcrc ac­ time ZION i.ir.\oi’i; PRAC'TicKa • anil Mrs, Herbert Burge». fourth. make one sacrifice a year for i companied to MOSCOW tjy Iloy The llcv. Mr. Wintcr.stcjii 1» -i ic HAGEKMAN. June 25 —Meni' Ea.^t end west winners were Mrs. ■ BTOd neighbors.” Irons, FFA luSvlser. »nd James ired educator- The couple U mnk bers of Zlons league spent their Robert Watson and ^!rs. H- Miller Todd, high school principal. The an extensive trip or the West meetlni; time Thursday practicing Proctor, ftnc: Mrs. A. P. RuaseJJ . 8 FINED *10 EACH group lelt Sunday nnd visited In and visited the Rev. Mr- Wlnter- for A program to be presented at and ^rs. W. P. Haney, second;- BDRLEy. June 26—Thomas Lee, Coeur d'Alene before arriving at sieen's sister In Denver before ths Reorganized LDS church pot­ Mrs. Fay Jensen'and Mrs, Earl • 44, Crown Point, N. M., ana Albert Moscow. coining to Durley. They wlU be In luck dinner to b(.held>at T-pjn. Fel(, third, and Mrs. M. C, OUasoh ' Lee. 32, Oallup, N, M.. were fined On the return trip the group Burley a week. Thursday at the church. Bud Al­ and Mrs. Oorc^^iy Keheley, fourth.. )10 each when they appeared be­ Ited In Oregon. Washington len, King Hill, is leader. fore Burley Police . Judge Henry Montana. They were overnight Tucker for Intoxication. ; guests Thursday night at the home READ -TIMeS-NEWS WANT AOS

------—------„ -nuufcr, iMki of«r hlfhmr »* jxuaphUU wtib lUchRD) nanioDi, Plioenlx, AriL, former Kctehum man who ii field e»n Illshita)' 93 aassclilton. Ratmom flopped In Twin Fall* Tbondkjr alIerno«a tad Friday whll« on a four*monlh tour and mecibenhlp drive from Nosnlct, Mexico, lo Edfflonlan, Alberta. Canada. Tlie Tirin Fall! Chamber of Commerce (Iven aome MOO hlfhwir » pamphleU which came oft the preu about a mcnib »r<». An areraie of J50 per day are btlnj ilren away at the tonrlil booth. (8taf< pholo-erifraTlni) Imaglnbl All-purpose exterior house paint f! FULLER for ANY wood, masonry or metal surface! Form er Eetchum Resident Visits M agic Gloss finish or latex satin-flatl Valley to Prom ote Use of H ighw ay 93 BRINGS YOU It ’s rcvoluiionat7 new Fuller House Paint . . . the “Plus-Two” Paint that gives any Richard Raniom, Phoenix. Arlz.. The latest highway B3 brochure The Twin P^lla Chamber Is a former Ketehum rwldent who is came off the press about a month homcafresh,newlookat least lycarslongcr field director oj the North Ameri­ • I f ago. with a first run of 300,000 The booklet contains a map fol­ +2 EXTRA YEARS than the finest traditional house p^int on can HlBhway D3 aMoclatlon. stoP' coplcs. Tho new brochure Is print­ lowing the direct route showing ped In Twin Falls Thursday nft- ed every two yean, he said, 1111 picnic and camping grounds and the market today! cmoon nnd Friday on a four- nwoclatloa owns about IJ.OOO col­ mileage at the left, Informadon month tour of highway S3 from ored slides. whleh| he promote! about each town In the center, Test after test proves Ih odvantages. W hero NogalH. Mcx., to Edmonton. AU during the tour. lUustreted with pictures on OF PAINT BEAUTY bcrta. Canada. The Twin Falls Chtunber of rIghU The brocliure shows most paints start to fade after only about 6 Durlnit the tour. Ransom at­ Commcrca n-as Blven around l.

ment and handled. • The new plant facilities planned to handle the expected srowlh of the city over. ths-.ne» 30 yean, officials report. City Attorney Wimam T. Oood> man says the uact amount ot -rExcellent References— bonds to be sold will depend v— the contract price ot constnid HamUton and Voelltr, Pocat

M r upkeep is tsr less, my days oft are next to nothing. Power, fiare for Over the yean. It 1 do need anything special, such as a watch (timer) anything else, you will llnd l need only Appliance Noted as much as one-thlrd the eoit. Some ot my distant ttlaUons •: Member# of uie Household Eleo- play out tast and cost you as much'ln sererance pay. But :trUlcttion group of-;the:-Merry I w6r>t play oul, 1 .^lU always be worth somethin* a. great MBlda.-4-- ...... - ...... Difference In policies, and my ei errlce Is what- ■nces Ttaunday at the home Wlmcy Norris, junior, leader.' • .working UKlay because ot better. Beth BriU'wii.chosen reporter. •UfllW. , - -...... Uss Norris demonstmled hov to clean a toaster, repair a cord end I can oene lute yaur &Dni iiatll Aupist.lst a( ne expeua;-' and Ue' u i undemiter's knot. ; lo jroa. ^ Janie N o rris...... My eompleto.uluy for up lo twenty yean work (proren>x quate.-wlrlng. ...lt-from.«U»4M op, depending .on what you wut'Of'tne; ne^m e^B g wlU*b« hrid^'iilr-l • W.M ft month ter two, yun ti 'i^ y Buae-U Mhs-WetUaiheBU Uoodrooat a ^ i u n VOre^w^l'e.- •' •-You'can ort'er me Jn minutes. They bays control pf W- -•work tor yean and year*. I have » flTe-year warranty Jerpifte.^an FUes ;;(rem ) and a one;^;rear. Itbor warranty. JBROMB, Juos.3^^ bran t din med.yesUrday-tor:-thB. You can-'tell. whtrs'my. liittfs ,»«JwOTklk* by''Jooklnj;ii -Bbate.Judge. He r*c«lMd.« , th8,oloth«:Une»-^THRB8;I5 A -D IF^E N ra — ta,total ta the p i l ^ dw- ‘' l .'hiVi-maiv.-y*iti’ iitfiooilBg. itor ybur.^tw wortt.'~'You' . . i tlon. BiTaiii Heniy. who recelred can see » u at. your WttUnghouM fBMdQUUt«r»-OBESN* write-in VolM to the primary rBctnUjr::xet ,U« office of counft AWAfcTS..;-. ■ r -[J UMiHr. B o ^ names vlU kppear n .UitMQemaeclUfl.uUcittLlS;.iteS ~2M :M ai„Ave,.NoUR|.$M ^^ ifti cntral eteetion.'' - - - READ TOSSSwBwjjJT Aoe TIMES-NEWS. T\^IN F A L L S , IDAHO S U ip A Y , JU N E 26. 1955-* PAGE TWELVE Two Cyclists Seedmen’s Organizations Select Officers a t .Resort Shoshone Is slowly. No cltaUon' was Hurt Here in At 6:33 am, Robert DiIuk ' Prepared for bruised when he , attemDiM f ride across Fourth avenii. , " Tuesday Vote Car Mishaps ■me • lad’s bicycle collided V!: 8HOSHOKB, • ju n e 25-^PoIJlr>(f /n s-year-oW giri bn*e a bone placB In the Ulncoln county for la her left leg Friday while a 10- the ninolf election between the year-old lad was bruised slightly two Democratic candidates for tn two separate car-bleycle col. ORAN(Je meets United States senator will be the llslens. ■ - • RICHFIELD. June 25 same as for th© primary election. Dlone Hlgglnbotnam.TwinFails. Richfield Orange met in reaui,. Regularly appointed • Judges will received bruises on her head. handle the elecUon. rtouJdsM and rtght leg, and the session Wednesdoy with polls will be <7pen' from noon broken bone In her lelt leg at 3:13 PoweU reporting on a prgD(L,J until 8 pjn. at the Masonic temple. pm. Friday in a mishap at the resolution concerning Idaho mi” Lincoln school auditorium. Wood intersection o( sunrise boulevard facts being preserved in Hit River center Qmnge. Richfield and Eleventh avenue east. Mrs. John Bt(4c served os lecimn Orange hall. Dietrich Orange hail Her bicycle collided with i Rtra..«aMl Powell. Shoshont • and the Wesley Stoller residence riypiouth stntionwagon driven by a visitor. Mrs. Jerry Davii’ ir i i I ihe KJraamn. area. Mff. OeoTse MtocK 38, 934 Sun­ Mrs. Hal Ross, sr.. served KlrfU?* Actually there «re Ju.it the five rise boulevard. Police tald the n^»nta. precincts, with two voting places In the DleUlch preclnc'. In order to LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS save tra\tl for residents ot the Klmama area. ■ Estimated ccet-of-the runoff Is CnlKthose ca.lling for a Demo­ ...... * 0»tf»«i'r iB<«r Ifii SantCfic t«w, „ cratic bfillot In the June 1 election e In Mozambique, III ^2 a IinlMr of Ihi PtdirtI nt«rT« SriUn. PaWili*^ In iKiirijin,, .iH,* eligible to vote Tuesday. In Portufuoe 'East Afrlca. will *1 V.J. i , th. aut..B*nW-» A«ll>orlll« .n4 kj 0«. Frt.,.1 IU..n. B..» ^ •peak at both momlnr and eve­ • Assns ning lerrlcei at the Twin FalU . Cm.h. bml.nm .llh olb»r Includln* » .m , UI11.C. .n.1 Public M eet Set Flnl Methodist church Sunday, pre^IU lnd!TlJu«U. sirtntcthip* Mi etrperitlm. — len, Donald Bt aiorphy, Twin F«Ifi. Tfe# pre»Jden{j Jt J*f. Jtebert- tocltUoa. (San Vaile/ pboto-^Uft eagnrlBi) Burley Boy Cited I. Ttm« of ...... ‘'w, »»d •oiw./.l M .--- . might as well quit.' llneiudlnc [aUl mvlnri) The project, started last fall by >1 •uWlxliloni ---- - the group, has reached'such pro­ For No License Dl/fiLEV. June -.25 — Qitrth i>r drpMlIf letnlliri «nd ofdc.n' cbxkt. portions thitt the sponsors feel It TOTAL DHPOSITS___ should bceome a community proj­ □reenwell. 16. Burley, was cited for U. OUiar UabllltiM______M.iuq ect. Some funds have been raised driving without a driver's llcensi • ' ces and other types ot wben he w-as Involved in an accl' «. TOTAL UADIUT1E8 _ activities during the post few dene time m llu south and one- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS months. half mile west of.Burley at 4:43 Hilling has Invited all Interested pm. Thuraday on a country road persons In the community to at­ At Buttars corner. ' tend Uie July 14 meeting. A apo- Jane Kelcher. 34. route 2. Bur- TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------I—- ilal invltatior* Is out for civic or- Icy. Who wos driving a 1900 Chev­ lanlzatlons to send representatives. rolet. had stopped at a yield right 10. • TOTAL LIADIUTIES AKD CATITAt, ACCOUNTS _ ■' ay ilgn. Oreenaell made a •Thli b.nk't etcHUl eomCiU of eemmfii tUxk olch > U right turn. His 1DS8 Mcrcury >.lut of t«OO.ODO.Oe. Benefit Planned (edan collided with the Chevrolet, UEUnnANOA tearing the bumper loose and I. Ai..l» pledfrt 0 For 2 Students causing $100 damage to the Kelch- l,’’r.!N!*N/«U«i'7'CMhl«i RICHFIELD. June 2S — A ben­ Grcenwell was using an Instruc- efit dance Is planned at Richfield fws permil dated April 25. IWS, July 1 {or Leo FaddU and Orland I driver’s license, There were Humphries. Richfield high school pMsengcrs In the.Chevrolet students injured In an explosion one In tlie Mercury. No one at the school In May. Both arc to Injured, cassia county Sheriff undergo ear swrgery In Portland UPage Lnyton issued the clta. graft-alcln over burns which tlon. 'e not healed. ..11 community organizations lave made plans to sponsor so­ Activities Prom licitors. and furnish c&kes and sandwiches to be sold at the dance. Mrs. Cecil Heldcrroan. Mrs. Richfield Listed Ralph Rlley. Jr.. Mrs. Alfred Rob- RICHFIELD. June 2$—Mr. and n^on and Mrs. Manuel King serv- Mrs. J. Ambrcy. Odessa. Tex., and ;d on tlie plarming committee, Rtr. and Mrs. Jack Butler, PhwnlJt. posters were made at the home Arlr.. were overnight guests of-Mr. nete otflMr* cIe«Ud ■( Baa Valler br Uis Idaho-Eaitem man, Goodlor, reelected teeretarr-ireastirer, and Cor Viuch, TwI and Mrs. Hays Vaden. on Wednes­ ot Mrs. Heldcrman. day. Mr. and Mrs. CHal Bugg, en Ore(4D Seed uiodallon. From lelt are Robert lUdler. Boise, pretl* Fallf, waa elected dlreolor. Jamei T. ShJelds, Bahl. v u elected i< The dance w ill be held at the dealt FeU Oletea, Ctldirell, flnt tIm prediient! Letand PleUcb* oad vlee preildent. (Sun Valler photo—ataft enn«Tlni) route from Kentucky. to WUder, merlcan Lefflort hall, which has visited the Vadens Thursday eve­ .ten donated; with music by the ning. They plan to move next week Arkansas. Travelers, Gooding io Mackay where be wlU be tU' Heavy Infestations of Spud Spud Grower Decio Visits chestra. perlntendent ot schools. DECIO, June 25-Mr. Mid Mrs. Mr. ond Mrs. Dick Johnson n- Perry Wogoner. Pendleton, Ore.. turned home Wednesday from Diseases Expected in Idaho Meet Set for vlAltcd relatives and friends in Area D airy Tour Boise where he had been a patient Declo. Mn. Wrtgoner is the for­ St the veterans hospital the past TOIYEHSnY OP mAHO. Mos­ to their soLl, Uie root-knot eight weeks. Their granddaughter. cow, Jun« iS (6!>eel&l)—Heavy tode Uiat !a likely to be .with them mer Ora Savage, a former Declo Opens at Burley Date in July realdcnt. Dena Chatfleld. accompanied them InfMlaUons of diMoies In Ida­ from thnt time on. There Is also home from Meridian after vlslUng ho'* poUto fleida were prcdlclcd tho possibility of Jnfestlns the soil IDAHO PAIiS, June 25—The M r. and Mrs. Leo Quanslrflm, relatives, the Luis Jauregul family. hae today br a Unlverrity or Ida- with EumorUl wilt, another se­ general meeting of potato rt< Mrs, Clara Engelbretson, Jacque­ Mr. and Mra. William Kuna are ho ...... rious. sollbome disease or^nlsm." In Western Idsho and Ea. .. line Engelbrelson and Sandra Cle­ visiting his brother-in-law and B coodltloha affecting Fenwick wnrns th ftt farmers Oregon, originally scheduled June ments. all Portland, visited Quan- nesday. reports Olenn Bodily Cos- sister, t.lr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson, poUtoes and potAlo (e«d wUl hnve mny be lulled Into a false sense 39 will be held at B pjn. Monday sirom'a mother, sister and other "a county agent. while en route from their former men to do vtth the spread ot j>o- of sccurjty when effeetA ot the July II. at the Community holl at relatives here. Bodily says the tour is planned home in Orland. Calif., to the East, dlttoMa ttila year than any soll-bome diseases foU to show Parma. ,j show the path milk Ukes tnm tmusual prteencs ot tlia. disease up either this year or next. • The meeting hu been re-sched' tuted, he notes. tho dairy h a m to the finished STATIONED ON CARRIER orjanlsma or adverse growing •The diseases may make their uled eleeer to harvest time to al­ The purpose ot the marketing product the consumer buys. Twin BUHL. June U—William E, Bol­ dWoM." dedwed Harry 8. ... they may not low powers and shippers to evalu­ ftsrcement and order program la to Frills creamcrles to be visited are ton, ttreman. son of Mr. and Mrs. wid, plant pDthologlit .for thewl(i. show up for three. lour .. ate more accurately quality fac­ aid growers in obtaining greater Young's and the Jerome Cooper­ John Bolton, route 3. Buhl, is . nnliertlly: years from now," the pl04it path- tors,' In order to set the proper economic returns for potatoes, it ative cr:unery. serving aboard the attack carrier nti* high market prlco of po> otogUt explains. regulations to bring the greatest is intended to mUe the recom' The tcur starts at 9:30 am. from tlSS Oriskany operating with the totoM had caiued many "In-ond- “But when people plant poor rfoltar retunu. s.tys Sf. O. Strat­ mcncfiiUons to the potato commie- tha Burley courthouse. Mid Bodily. U B. seyMlh /leet In the Western out’ potato farmers to gel -back In seed potatoes they are tiiklng the ford. executive manager. Idaho tco iks close to harrut time u The public U Invited, Psclfle. DOUBLE YOUR thli year. They inade this decteion big gamble of a fattnlng career, Potato Producers aasoclation. The possible. All growers, shippers ani. late In the teoaon. looked nround one that In tho Itghfof cold reas- crop h u not progressed far enough others. interc.%ted in the potato iSUMMER FUN WITH for the Ilrst avaUoble Murce of onlng cannot possibly pay off. The at this Ume to properly determine Induslry are^reed to attend this ' aecd potatoes, bought what they farmer loses In yield and whnt regulations should be Insti' meeting, says StraKord. .ootild set «1thout looking at the of his salable tubers, on W»tory or pedfgrto of the «cd, brings In diseases (hat m a y ____ STOREWIDE SUMMER u d plantod them. Rich losses In future crops plus re­ BULOVA *If certUled ceed wu available, duction In the Talue of his farm. the high pHe« dlsat ' h»T» brought a more aerloua peat fields this fall. SUNDAY to own and Uira Bulova 8t«rto. DINNERS Starts Mon., 9:30 a.m. Starting at COLD HAM w2th^ f\f\ Attortcd Salodi.... I « U U ★ • CHOICE OF ★ CLOSE-OUT FREE! ' ■ ROAST-BIEF • Brown G rei^: SUB-TEEN Merchandise-Dresses- • Chicken Fried Steok Skirts-Blouses-Sweaters and J . wUh Country Grayy; 1 gallon fam ous qualitV • Leon Rooit Pork with - ■ • — Sportswear Dretting • French Frfed Jumbo Shrimp with Cecktoil C l Sauce GIRLS' GIRLS' COMPLETE ^ DRESSES SPORTSWEAR DINNERS i I to 3x . Served withsila'd, GALLON FREE,) .potttoes, 3 (o «x 1 . Tegetable, 7rlo 1 4 ,, WITH PUBCHSSeV rr:'hot.rolls and:rrH choice ot drink - U a :' ' OF 4 GALLONS '.and . . OF ANY COLOR : : ; CHOICE OPJJESSE31T . Boys?: Dress Suits. Apple Pie. -Ice Cream of any OJymptc Sfain •BUiOVAS-DPrtdilo/t ..•..',fltraft-berry:Short,Colte. •— and M isi. tlin is ...... / 3 O i l . Stereo Portable Phon o^ph SERVED DAJLY ACT NOW! EXCEPT.SUNDAI UMino TlMt ONlt • ' . . • MtspMiMenuUe^ n « ^ n g » r . plui mtiv i" OUMUC-nh. Slab, y/M4 •tiievy ttdltd Stoln... • Ftnetrallng thitn W«c TEENS! Your credit iS’ good! ^ liltlrv •^lerWhlt* ' • Htochloa •HnstrottaBSlota • Ri4we«dSteta ' as $ 1 a week buys Biilova Stereo at •(l*Max " ' • Reef SlolM SEE YOUR LOCAL . N o layavk'oys or refunds! LUMBER YARD The Tiny Shi^ 140 Mein No V Twtn Folli D R U G ^ "Your Diamond Store** Distributed by Morrissn M errill' 123 MAIN EAST Filer Avenue East RE 3-8931 u^e>tt;',D)xr.:toVthe ^ r ir r y .l^ W e r . : . SUNDAY, JU N E 26. 'i960 PAGETHIBTBEN TIJIES-NEWS, T W IN FALLS, IDAHO Reives Sweeostakes forFlower Exhibits Opera Reviewed Betrothal Told^ Marg'aret Elam, Rites Solemnized in Boise .A s Program for.; R. R, Heydt Soy_ Kimberly Group Vows in Boise SHOSHONE, June 25—Marcnrct , Ilfn'Elnni, daughter ol Mr. o ' ■The U.ill.id or. Bnb>- Doc,' Mr*. Earl E. Elam,'Shoshone, a nicmbfr.i o[ ihp'Ktmterly Ho.id.-rs Richard R, Heydt. MountnUi KUilrt Wcdnr«):iy ev-fnlnc, Shi* w.-us Home, son of Mr. nnd Mr.i. R, liitroduccrt by Mn.' Mnbcl JcKrIc.i. Robm Ilcyclt, Norwalk. Conn., program chn.lrmnn, were married nt 4;30 p.m. B.ilur- Mrs. KiitKht rclaUd the hlsloi-s" dny at the BoWe Metliodbit church. of Hor.iec Tuber. Ihe Cotoradn r Till' ceremony was ptrfornicd vcr klnc, who« life'and love.' i;u* before n fioml background of opera plcliirro. Slie noted «li iiilxpd boiieiitpui r- OrovcA. p.iftor of the First Mcth- jne'r.nd died In poverty I'.'kiiy; odlsl cliurch. BoL'c. lat U.iby D(ip, hw sccond c, Olveii in innrrlft?e by her father, pnrl v.i:h llie bride «ore a b.illerUia-lenKih L' a-^lun- (iau;;hUT. Uiaiic, tu l,lcui. Ollbctl liain'e-ln Star. Mrs. Harry Eden, mcnt. K. Uiimii. jun ol Mr, nnd Mr.s. Shoshone, made Ihe wedding cakc. * .* . Oilbcn i:. Urown, »r.. .Sciv Albany, On return from a wedding trip, Mn. T. W. Illrki, Itfe, ehalrman of the Twin F»ll* Oardtn elub’« iprlnr flower ihow. prtMnli Mrs. the couple will bo at home in Bam Porter wKIi an award o( mcrll rlhtion fcir hariiit the hlchent icorlnr roae ipedmen In (he hortl- liui. The couple plniu an August "iiiiDnt, Mounialn Home where he Is sta­ bAnor. She wore a royal blue and linen cloth was centered with a culture difliilon. Mrs.- Porter...... I* -'--n (li>plajr|nt > Suller'i Gold ro»e tb«l r*cel«d a blue ribbon. Bfr*. Nine From Eden tioned with the air force. three-Uercd' wedding cake dec­ Flo/d Bandy, not shown. ira> tireepiUktt winner In the irllslle ti MIm Knll Is n ijMiiuste of Uie while polka dot coltort Mtin dress The bride is a lOCO graduate of '.rimmed In white.lace, orated In p/nk rose* and whtt* prtKnled from t to 8 p.m. Salurdar at llie AnierlcAn Lefloti hall and alie will b featured from II tJiilvmlly ot Idaho vhccu Mic was Shoshone hlch school. The brlde- ajn. to 4 pjn. Sunday. (Staff pboCo-enKravInc) Receive Highest allillatcd H'ith KappaKuppn Cam- James Weeks was best t wedding bells. The cake was sur­ iiKi sorority. She hasliccn teaching proom Is a uraduate of the Nor-' rounded with plolc rosebuds and walk high school. The mother of tho bride...... greenery aVid llaAked with whlto Carhp Fire-Rank the Junior lilgh school In Port ;reen linen nCtemoon dress. The AiiKolcs. Wash., for the past year. Mrs, Robert Vaden was hostess lighted tapers In crystal holders. BroughtonWeds EDEN, June 2»-Nlne members for R,bridal shower recently for mother wore a white of the A-Hon>Cln-Toni*0 Cnmpj . Hrown Is a graduate of the U.S. The couple will be at home In . T.F. Garden Club Lists eoll.^l guard nciidemy. Hew London. the couple;'...... New Plymouth where .tbe .bride- : Fire group recelrlni? Torchbcarer j Guestx for the veddlnR came Marie Morris in rank were honored at a council tiro!Cnnti. He recelved'hls flisht traln- groom Is employed bjr Circle A 5 at Corpus Chrlstl, Tex.,He H from Boise, Ooodlng, Star" and Construction company------1- Flower Show Winners last .week...... i Shostionc. — ---- F Mr». 8am Porter received the Mr.i. Ricketts, honorable mention. Washington Rite llllor>hfl-b:ficer »t the coo^t Mrs. Nonna Wldlclt. Jackson. Rccelvlnc Ihe rank' In home- RUiird nir nation at Port Angeles. ¥ «|l * table covcrnl with pastel pink Wyo, was a gucat at the wedding. ' } Bwnrd of merit ribbon In ilie liortl* ■Sunshine," Mrs, Ramsey, first; CASTLEPORD. June 25 — Mrs. making were eight of the glrLi, AcuUural dlvLtlon and Mrji. Floyd Mrs. Bandy, second. 'lUInbow Marie Morris. Walla Walla. Wajili.. Ellen Roger.'on. Vlckl Rehwalt. >(■ * •n an d y woa RwcepslnkM winner In Hues," Mrs, J. T. Rickctu. sec­ and George Broughton were unit­ Betty Jo Rehivalt, Terr}' Krohn. Pat-M. Meher Is .T the artistic nrr(uigcment.i division ond; Mr*. DalRh. second; Mrs. ed In morrlage June 12 by the Linda Burk. Olenna Rolee. Rebecca Shower Is Held '■< of«lhe Twin PnlLi Qtuden clubs Bandy, honorable mention. 7 — Rev. Foust, pastor of the Dayton, Black and Sandra Elscnhaucr. Wed to A slett in J. iprln;: flsA'cr shov,' thbi wecK-cnd. Complementary colors. Afrs, Ban- Wash.. Christian cliurch,...... ' Patsy Atkinson completed her rank For Bride-Elect J The merit ribbon was awarded lor ■ f. first; •■Rjilndrops," N!rs. Ilequft, parsonaee. m citizenship. Jerorne Services 3 the highest icorlnu rose spcclmtn third. e-"Oaulp Time." Mliu The couple waa honored later In HAOERMAN, June 55-A bridal In the horticultural avlslon. Walton, first; Mrs, Bandy, third; tho day at a rccepUon at the home The program consisted of the shower was given In honor ol JEROME. June 2S — Pat ^tarI(i The numerous entrlu In Mrx, Hicks, honorable mention. of the bride's son, Ernest Baum­ girls presenllnR meeting proced­ Fcllcln Jolley last week al the Meher, daughter of Mrs. Qlarn Bhov Bnturday and Sunday at the Class &—"Trip to Chinatown." gardner. at Colleue Plaee, Wash, ures for theit' parents and the llnKcrman Methodist church. ^^chcr. was married' to Marvin American LcRlon hall featured In* Mrs. Requft, first; Mrs. A, J, Peav- Sandra Wilburn poured the cof­ atrartln? of about V w honor Ilo.stc.^ committee was Afrs. Ted Kelih Asm . ion of Xfra, Laurie troductlons o( new roses Including ey. second; Mrs, Est«1Ie RlcketU, fee and Undsy Baumgardner pre­ beads lo the 20 members. Dell. Mrs. Ralph Miller, Mns, Roy Aslett and Marvin Aslett, Ran­ "Lavender Prlnccas.” ’'aold Co.vi." honorable mention, lo—"Fanfare sided at the punch table. BoUi are Threo^girls earning the first rank Vnder. Mrs, Dee Pearson. Clara dolph. Utah, June II nt Ihe home In Camp Fire, Trallseekcr's, are Collier. Mrs. Delmer Pinkston, of the bridegroom's grandpi •'Fashlonette," "Plnlt Duchtas.' of roses." Mrs. Ramsey, first; Mrs. granddauRhter's of the new Mr*. Jonna' nolce. Pamela Clark and •'Korder Perfccta" and "Ivory J. T. nicketLfi. second. ll-"Little Broughlon. Cake was served by Mrs, Frank Henslee, Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Leon Aslett. Fashion." D.irllng," Mrs, Kenneth Hodder, Mrs. Homcr Coulson, her slster-l Jockie Rthwalt. In addition to Marie L.irTlgan, Mrs. Probate Judge J. H. SUbaugh Other winners In the horticul­ first; Mrs, Requn, second; Mrs. low. • • beads they received charms. Two ...... Ssndy, Mrs, John W, performed the ceremony before i ture division were Class l~Peonlc.i, Maude Schwartz, third; Mrs, Dan- Mr. and Mrs. Broughton will be girls pas&lag Woodgathcr’x rank Jones and Mary Erwin. flrcplacc decorated witiv pink anc are Ellen Montgomery ond Kathy white peonies, rosebuds and white Double pink, Mrs. J. T. Rlckctls, dy, honorable mention. 13-'‘Van- In Dayton until August when they Tattersill, They were presented the girt table, Mtss Jolley Ilnit; Double Bl-color, Mrs. Blck- Ity fair," Mr». HoddeV, first 111 come here to make their home. aislitcd by her two slsten. tapert flanked i^'lth tall baskets of «tt», first. 2—Boses, White, Mrs. both sections. H — "Orow and Others attending the ceremony rings In addition (o their be.-ids. Joan and Dcbby Rose, and Mar}' pink and whlla Iris. Howard OilteKc. first;' Red. Mrx. show," Connie Rapplcye, first; Included the Rev. Homcr Coulson Candy sals awards also were Erwin and Mrs.' McKaj^ Tlio bride wore a postel green and family, Husum. Waah., her presented. linen dress with matching xum- M. Bchwarti, {Peacc. Mn. WUUnm'Crlppen •■Grow and ehow.“ ter*. Jacobson Wednesday. Betty Ann Schmidt was maid of 'ilrst; Mrs. OUIette, Mcond; Mrs. BchwarU, third. 3 — Hybrid tea b r a s a n d [collection, M n. Newman, second;

S k i p p i e s on# cliuter Tloribunda or Poly- anlha' rose, white, Mrs. C. B. ■Requa, tocond: Red. Mrs. R. B, >Atwood. first; Mrs. C. B, R #ee«id: Mrs. D. Ramayer, t Pink, Mrs. Requa. flrat; Mrs. At­ wood, second; Mrs. Porter, third; Yellow, Mrs. Requa, llrst; Blend. Mrs.-Porter, second; Florlbunda, polyanthft collection, fivo varieties, Mrs. Requa, second; Climbing rose, Mrs..Requa, first, second, third; Any other type tom, one stem, any color, Mrs. Requs. first; three FOR THE WOMAN W HO INSISTS blooms, any color, ilrs. Schwam. first, second. Class 3->IrIs. bearded, Mrs. Ban­ ON FASHION PLUS WEAKABlLlTr- dy, sccond and third. Class 4 — lilies, one st«m, any colori Mn. Ricketts, first; Clara Walton, s' THE NEW KIMBERLY KNITS ARE HERE I ond; ilrs. 'D. Ramsyer, tht Tlireo stems, Mlis Watton, fli . second and third; One Individual bloom, any color, Mrs. OlUette, sccond.' Popples, Oriental, Mrs; A favorite Skippies uSi * 3 . 9 9 Poreter, 'second; • Mrs. R«|Utt, • RrsI quality Formfll Skippies—fomous for third; Icleland, Mrs. Requa, first; It's difficult to think of ony fabric that, Annuals. Mis. Bandy. Ilrst; Mrs. light conlrDll Gillette, second. •moves S9 beautifully, travels so wrinkle-frea • Gentl« nylon eloille net liimmlngt K Class e—Pansies, Mrs, Olllette, • Rrm totln eloilie front ponell fecond. 7—Daisies. ShasU, Esther and keeps Its shope so well os wool knits. ^ited, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, flrat; • 2Vi iKhwQlslbsmJiIItmwalittlnAl .. . - ' . Mrs..OllIelle. second; Mrs. Requa, third;. Chlffoo. Mrs. Requa, flrat; A ^ s . Olllette, second; Mrs. Ram- I960 Design Aword for their fashion rightni • PantI#No.8l5-GlrdleNo.9l5 l^ey, third; Any other variety, Mrs, •'•While, SiA.U . ■ ' atlleue,, second.- 8-DeJpbJnlunu, • Cheese from our new‘coJIectJert—vJo the apeclmen stalk, maure, Mrs. T. V FORMFIT FIBEit FACTS* Royon, eolfonV rubbtr, Hicks, first; BI-co!or,- Mrs. HicV - loyowQy p!qi»— while the selection Ys best. eioille front p'fln«l|b^y.: ^ . . first; Three atolks. each i it, ...... elMlIgnylorvroyon,tubb'oi?'- i Mrs. Ramsey, first; Mrs, Carlson, ' Above right: 2-pIece wool knit suit ,hondsomely 7 aecood. lO—Petunias, single, bed­ ding, Mrs. Dalght.>flrsl and ser ' collored; periwinkle blue or.chdrred.greenj 59.95 ond; Double ruffled, Mrs. Porti.. Mcond; single ruffled, Mrs. Ddgh, ...... Right: 3-pIece knit costume in oxford grey iLong Leg Skippies mSs * 6 .9 9 * . Ilrst. Class n —Clematis, white, Mr* / ' or Americana red with controsting trim, 59.95 • Rnl quolllyFonpfllSldppIwwIlhEXTRA tfilflh'eonl^ V Requa. first; Mrs. Olllette, third; • Sale priced for a Ilmlleil’Hintl. .r,.\ ' Purple, Mrs. Olllette, second; Red. • Rrm nylon elojtlc net with latin elaille bade ponell,. Miss Walton, second. Class 13— Any other flower of merit, Mrs. fl Pretty nylon lace front pohti for extra eortroll " - __ ■W. T. loekhart, first; Mrs.'Stan­ • 2W inch woiitbond to slim woUfllnor • • ' - I ' ley Miracle, aeeond, third. Artistic division winners.were • SJyIe No. 045, While, S A L . ‘ ^ class I-."B1UB Skies.” Mrs; Doigh, 6tcond. 3 — Tr*nqulIity.’*' Mrs. ' FORMFIT FIBER FACTsi'Ail nylon froM panel, wy«v • ' Hlcka, second; Mra. Ramsey, third; ...... -V. /cotton, rubber back panel;

^ayllylgHW -Qt ‘ Confab in Eden Romance Bra *Sjo EDEN.-Jwie is - M«.'Stanley llutehinson was.co-hostess al Uia . • CooleoltiMwWiflytenloeet . recent West End Social club reel­ • rNyIo.BrGld''drde.»lllch.dwpifoHa»tlnBivliftt ing at the couotnr home dt Mrs. Thomas McClure where membtrs • Bwltefront releaie forcom f^ ’ answered roll caU wllh a tribute to • Baltic bode rtrop rather. . • lonfl.wearifto-ielfitropil.-.’ ' Joyce Beat and Sandrft Elsen- • Style No. 507,,WhWe, 32 to 36;y 321o M B ^ iri.CU: hnue wero.fUttU. ■

directed by Mrs. Bvereti Vlnyud. Mra. James fiallet' .•rnitgedythe preffnm; . -3li#. aexfo held JuJy.^Jfc-at-aieJiome jrf KM. Pr - JucbauwltH;Mr».'auijr Bllesner corhosteu. r .-v' . . The annuol- pbUuclt dinner for membert.uid.thelr famlllu will Iw PAGEFODBTEEN TIMES-NEWS, TWINItPALLS, K)AHO

■ Repeat Vows in Methodist Church Two Are Guests Nuptial M asi Said a t St. Nicholas' Ceremony Seats T,E».Pair Married 60 Years For Eden Dinner Miss Friederich Of Legion Unit As Order Queen BURLEY, June U — Morsha EOUl. June 33 — Valley high Friederich, daughter of Mr. and school Ol/b’ aelegtlt* were Ml?, OrvHJe FMfdertch. g’os In- guesU 'at a poUuck dinner last sthlled as.honored queen of bethel week of the American Legion and No, 18, job's Daughters, during a aulUary. public ceremony last week at the Barbara Hughes reported Masonic temple. Ufltles at the'Caldwell program Other officers Installed are Car­ and dbpUyed a scrapbook. Robcr- olyn.Haxby, senior princess; Judy ca Hughes foM of. fegtelatJon ac- Witter, junior prlBceis; Pam BealJ, tlvltlu there. They were Intro­ guide'; Carolyn Hoffbuhr, marshal; duced by Mrs, Marlon McClain, Gloria Oummerson. chaplain; Fat­ airb- sute chairman for Uie ty Hlni, recorder; Linda King, auxiliary. treasurer; Patty Wilson, musician; During the auxiliary meeting Pam Oummerson,'llbntrian; Son* Mrs. Eleanor Bezold. past presi­ dm Schwaegler, Sandra Berry. dent. was presented a ring In Ruth.Oosctschc. Mary Simmons appreciation of her work. and Loma Morgan, the five mes^ Mrs. Lola Kfilfong. poppy clmlr- senders; Tamara Talbert, senior inn. reporwd on the recent poppy custodiah; Patty Sherrod, Junior sale And announced winners of the custodian; Betty. Ekiund, ir poppy poster contest. . guard; Ruth Orlsman, ou jonna Rolce was fourth grade guard; Anna Marie Sherrod, winner; David Tester, first and sistant recorder; Kathy Morgan, Fern Bodily, second, both fifth flag bearer: Susan Goodwin, choir grade; Vlckl Rehwalt, first, sixth lender; Margaret Klrcher, choir grade, and Bernlc Schulte, cc secretary; Janet Witter, historian; blnatlon fifth and sutlt grade. Connie Hoffbuhr. reporter; Sherry Winners in the es.«y contcst Lee Bohannon. Bible beorcr; Den­ Recital Is Giyen ero Alice RlUhle ind Tom, An­ nis Biel, custodian ot lights, and Couple to M a rk drews. There were 3B entries. Mrs. Atary Lou £herrod and Jean James Tester was chairman. OTJrian. pages. • Anniversary a t By Lynn Curtis Each first ptaco winner Installing officers were Becky BORLEY, June 25-Lynn Cur. presented f i and each second placc Vows Recited by King H ill Lists Sklles, outgoing htmored queen; tla, daughter ot Mr .and Mrt winner wa.i given »IJ0. Carol Woodworth, Installing guide; Loco I Reception Burdell T. Curtis prescnicii a Mrs. Irving McDonald honored Dinner Parties Mrs, J. S, Hanzel, marshal; Mrs, Mr. ana Mrs. John M. Pierce will piano rccltal last week at the siu. Mrs, Ruby Taylor, Boise, depart­ Miss Henscheid, . Qordon Blair, chaplain; Mrs. Rich' bo honored in obser>-ance ot their dio ol her piano teacher, Robert ment president; Mrs, Norma KING HILL. Jiin'e 25-Mr. and ord SrtiKfi. recorder, and Joy EsM D. IfamWcn. Brown, department vlco president; Paul F. Moloney Mrs. C, E. Spence and her son. musician. ' The program included "Inven. A bouquet of white gladioli wu . on No. I.’* Bach; "Invention Ko and several other past and present RUPERT, June 25 — Annette Aaron Hugulet, went to Boise .... ______call-be­ district and department officers Hfnscheld, daughter of Mr, anc for n Fflihcr'a day dinner ot the presented to Miss Friederich by H," Bach; "Sheep May Safelj when the president made her of­ Mfs. Carl Hcnsc/icid, became the home of Sfrs. Spejien'j daughter, - ' y chapter and' a gilt tween 7:30-and Di30 pjn; and a« Graze." Bach; "Malagucna," u . ficial visit to the local unit. Sev­ bride of Paul F. Moloney, son of Mrs. Charles Long, and family. !d Miss Skiles by Mrs. asked not to brtnir gift*. )una; "IntemieRto,’ Proroit, antf eral guesU were from the Hazel- Mr. and Mrs. A, I, Moloney. Monte Austin Woodworth, guardian. Mr. and Mrs. Plerco were mar­ tUiapsody In Blue.” Gershwin, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ba After Che lastailtag refreshments ried June 37, 2800. in McHenry Re/fMhuJMU were served m ■•>n unit. Vista, Colo., at 10 ajn. Juno 18 attended a . family get*togethcr county. III, and made their home sDelegates selected' for the de­ at St. Nicholas Catholic church ,'cre served by a' committee ot. the Invited guests after the recital partment convention In July are The nuptial mass was celebrat«d dinner last week at the home ot Job's Daughters, In the Alexander valley ot Sono- with LeAnn Curtis, sister of MU, his cousin. Mrs. Ervin Morrison, county, CaUf.^Both arc grodu- Curtis, presiding at the tea ta' ' Mrs. V\ustln Matheney, Mrs. Knl- by .the Rev. Malachy McNeil. , . and family. Buhl. In honor of his foDg, Mrs. Kenneth Bezold and __ I of Kansas State unlveralty. The^Btudlo and tea table v..„ Escorted by her lather, the bride uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manhattan, where Mn. Fierce re­ decorated with bouquets o! sprint Mrs. Donald McDonald.' Alter­ rcclted the double ring vows In Babington, Vancouver, Wash. Chapter Reports nates ore Mrs. Oosi Gordon, Mrs. ceived a bachelor ot tolence degree flowers. . «./]oor-leasUi gova of while Jace Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oreer and ta homo economies andT>' - Mlu Curtis will be la the e)« and Mr*. Ethel and net-over satln-wlth a finger­ And Party Mark McDonald., twin grandsons, Kelley and ShawFn celved on# in agriculture. , grade at Burley junior high s«l tip length veil. She carried ~** From CaUtorolA they came to next fall. Karen Fickes Is . A niece of the bride. Debl The women decided t sponsor ofpir' a m ^e 'by •her - auat. Greer, all Boise, attended a din­ Howes, Las . Vegas, was flower girl junior auxiliary. ; ner last week at the home of his Meet for Hailey Idaho In 1911 where their home * V . V Wed to Lane in green -nylon frock and car- was selected as leader and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Roy Painter, Twin HAILEy, June 25—Idaho Grand on the Sabnon tract, built on an Maid of honor for her sister__ _ acreage reclaimed from the desert, a nosegay of coral gladioli Bezold, assistant leader. Addition­ Helen H enscheid. Bridesmaids Palls, in honor ot his niece, Mra. chopter reports and o surprise Richfield Picnic « with «aUn streamers. Hie rioss al lA/cnnalloa ffloy be obtained Harry Prior, and children, Seat- birthday anniversary party for I center for eocial and com- T.F. Ceremony were Caisle JMlamy, niece ol the Uc, Wash. Wra.',, , If treats tor 31 yeara. In were corrlcd by Dennis pickcs, from Mrs. Matheney. bridegroom, Boulder, Colo,, and Held by Family brother of the bride, and Tyge There will be no meeting' in * ¥ ' hta ot the last summer meeting 1012 they moved to Twin Falls I the Mary Lou Henscheid. cousin of'the where he Is associated with a local RICHFIELD, June » - Th» llowcs, her nephew. July. A plcnlo will be held In Au­ bride. They wore pink ballerlna- Bethany chapter No. 23, Order choice of Karen Flckcs for her gust at a place to be announced of Eastern Star, Monday evening insurance company. James Kodesh family reunion wu marriBBe June 19 to Oaylo Lone. Attending his brother _ length frocks with coronets of pink During the war, att»r 10 years held on Father's day with a.pic. lan was James Lane, Boise, Ush- later. carnations and carried bouquets of Skin Care Tips at the Masonic temple. ■ The double ring rites were eolem- New offlcfra of the local auxU< Mrs.-Max Tecza, worthy matron; j a 4-H club leader. Mrs. Pierce nlc on Fish creek. Mr. and Mri. ntoiJ by the R«v. Henry Ocrn- •Ing were Donald Fickes, hrothei white cushion chrysantliemums.. was honored with a trip to Hous­ James Kodesh and eight of their the bride; Henry HByts, Qood- lary are Mn. Arnold Sehsuennan,, Serrlng at best man mu Aobert Given for Club Mrs, Frank Gelskey, aisoclate ma­ JiMdl at the First McthodUt president; Mrs. Leroy Rehwalt,. tron; Mrs. Fred Tomlinson,, chap­ ton. Tex., to christen the liberty II tons BCd daughters tad Umlllti church. ing, cousin of the bridegroom, F. Secular, Helena, Mont., nephew DUle Roberts from the Idaho ter secretary and grand page; Mrs. ship, "1. B. PciTlnc.” Recently she attended. Robert Wills and Biff Emerson. vice president; Mrs. Marlon Mc­ of the bridegroom. Ushering were ThD bride Is the daughter of Mr. C la in , secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Department store gave the pro­ Everett Campbell, past matron and was presented with a silver bowl hters present were Mrj. Bbd Mrs. E. Maurlco^'lckcs. and The candles were lighted by Thomas Henscheid, brother of the gram Ot last week’s meeting of grand representative, and Mrs. In recognition ot 60 years work In Wes Harmon, historian; bride, and Emmett Moloney, Mon­ ,, . Irkpatrich. Warden, Wuh, the bridcgr«xim Is the son of Mr. Gary Leo Oani, Boise, and Gerald the Wonder Wives Home Improve­ Orace Johnson, past grand ma­ Sunday school. The couple Uvea ‘ Stauber, Focatcllo, both cousins of Frank Venneri, chaplain, and Mrs. te Vista, brother ot the bridegroom Mrs, James Shurblne, Grants, •nd Mrs, I. W. Lone, Boise, Xor- Jerry Bodenhammer, sergeant-at- ment club on detecting different tron, who attended the sessions at 280 Seventh avenue north. N.&f., Mrs. Lawrence Heck, T«ti the bride. The rings were carried by Patty types of skin and skin care. The mer locnl resiaenlj. ifftucMil and Joe HenscheJd, sla*- Moscow.lwt week, reported on dif­ >(■ * * Falls; Mrs. J. D. Farnsworth, Brass candelabra entwined with A pink afternoon dress with Mrs. KnUong, fifth rtlstrlct preil- ter and brother of Iho bride. club met at the home of Mrs. ferent of the meeting. Carey, and Mrs, Everett WtnL • .Mtf basketa-of. coral gladioli white accessories was the choice dent, asked that all units In the Forming the background for the Harlan Fillmore. Mrs.-^)ohnson stated she had Girls' Stater Is Richfield. Sons were Antone Kti. and' Irf provided the nltar setting. o f‘the .bride's mother. A green district pay dues before the July ceremony were bouquets of pink Guests Included Mrs. Rod Scott, been asked to chairman the "Hos­ duh, John Day, Ore., James Ko- Julio netcher, Boise,|bng “Wim lace dreu with whits accessories convention. and white cushion chrj’santhe- Mrs. Tom Murray, Mrs. Willard tess chapters" committees for the dMh, Jr.. Hansen, and Bob Ko. ' This Ring I Thee Wed" and 'The was chosen • by the bridegroom's . IMO sessions to be held In June Parley Speaker « « mums, carnations aild roses with Mooro and Mrs, Jerry McCoV. BUHL, June 25~Eva W n g r " dtJh. Shoshone. Weddloe Prajrer." Robert -\Vllun mother. White camatlons formed Betty Rausch, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Lanny Wooten was co- of isoi la Twin Falls. M n. Tecza etne "TUo Lort's Prayer." their and Mra. Mabel Saundcrs'wlU be _>!d ot acUvlties os a delegato u organlit. and mialo by the liostesj. state ter the meeting ot the Carrying t bouquet of - babjr auesU were registered by Ja- T. F. Reunion Is <*urch choir. co-chairmen representing the lo­ airli' white roses and Cymbldlum or­ The next meeting is slated for cal chapter on this committee. National Guard auxiliary Tuesday Socially Correct nelle Bevy at the reception In the Mrs. Henscheid was attired in July IB. A swimming party and C the armory. The auxiliary was chids. the brldB was cscorUd by Fellowship haU Immediately alter Held by Sonners green and gray Jacket dre Mrs. Tecta conducted a service THERMOGRAVED or her father down an aisle lined picnic are planned foy July 17. honoring Mrs. McKercher, past ne of Miss Wagner's sponsors.' the ceremony. Arranging the gWts Thlrty-alx relatives of Herschel ..’hlto accessories and white____ During a brief business meeting, PHOTO-ENGRAVED wiih white satlii bows. The sculp- was Mrs. ISarvcy Van Wlercn as­ Sonner attended a reunion picnic tlon corsage. Ths- bridegroom's matron. The honorce was present­ W ED D IN G tured bodice of her • floor-lciiRth D. W. Scoular, Helena, and Mra. ed ribbons to place in a white ... was decided to hold the annual sisted by Judy Askew-and Marilyn lost week at the Twin Falls city mother chose a navy blue end gray guard plcnle July 31 at Thousand Invitations and (foicn »•«* fashJoned with n seal- Hayes, Gooding. Oeorgo Oanx. Jr., irlt. This picnic has been heJd at jacket dreii vlUi tury accMwriei Lauretta Bellamy, Boulder, sisters Eastern Star -Bible, gift ot Mrs. loped neckline oiid tmdlllonal long of the bridegroom. Tecza. Mn. McKercher also was Springs resort. Announcements, the played background muslo , tlia Davis park In Boise for the ' nd a white carnation corsage. The auxiliary prize was awarded Kleeves. A tlnm of seed pearls *e. vtbra-haip. last'U years. A pink and white color theme ' a wedding trip to Portland, presented with a corsage o( red most beautiful selection curcd her fingertip Illusion vcU. roses from fclr. and Mrs. Tomlin­ Mrs. Robert Long. Refreshmenta Serving were Mrs. Georg# Ganz, A brother and alsker of Hersehel also "was featured at the reception the new Mrs. Moloney selected a were served by the hostesses. Mrs. in tlie Northwest. ' Iter siring of pearls was a sift of Sonner, his three eons and two in St. Nicholas hall 1mm"' ‘ ' }lnk dacron eitsemble with white son and a personal gitt from Mrs. the bridegroom. Boise, and Mrs. C. A. Btau- after the ceremony, Hetty______Johnson, Jerry Johnson and Mrs. Long. ber, Pocatello, aunta of the bride. daughters and nephews, nieces. accessories and a corsage ot or­ Personalized Mfttfhlag gowns of crystalline grandchildren., g re a t-- ' background m usic. The chids and stephanotU, Mrs. Campbell, who recently con­ Rcccptlon accessories, over tarfeca were worn by her a(. IDe bride's tabl» /estured » wtio ...... n-u dec­ ducted a special service tor the freshments were served by hostess­ cover with a flounce or white dren and great-grei ‘ After-June 31 the couple will be Bridal Books. Bibles. tendanta. Her , sister, Mrs. Ross dren attended the picnic. orated with pink roses and Uly-of- worthy matron, was introduced and es Mrs. Veronica Barron, Mrs. llowes, Las,Vegas, wos matron of broldered organdy and a the-valley and made by Mrs. Anne at home at 20« Fifth avenue. presented with a gltt of Jewelry Margaret Perkins, Mrs. Clara Rae Free Samples on request topped with the tradiUooal bridal RelaUves Were from Seal Beach. Greeley. Colo., where the brlUe- from Mrs, Tecza. Mrs. Johnson Perkins and Mrs. Sidney Dlckison. honor In green and carried a bou- Calif.; 'Quincy, ftash,; Portland Schell, aunt of the bride. _ nupt(al ^en(a included _ 926S Mrs. Lee Hayes, Qoodlng, aunt of shower given by Diana McOow the bridegroom, presided at the and Mrs. Ross Howes at the Me- coffee service. Dow home and one by Janet A two-piece blue tweed suit Blaktly and Virginia DUlon at the new Mrs. Lane's selection for the Blakely’ home. Mrs. C. ,A. a wedding trip to th« Oregon SUuber and Mra. Ed Stadber coast. Wlth'l^ she wore blue ac­ served the rehearsal dinner at the cessories and the orchid comge Flckcs home t4 members of the from her bridal bouquet. On re­ bridal party and Immediate fam. turn they wlU be at home here

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^ P . tr*u«iae(uU»hoto«Taph 01 ito re ^ k a W * nation* j « t «a . trtaj wd ,AU our worktt«ahl, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, X960 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PAGEFIPrEEN Vow Exchanged Teton Mountains Form Background Former Resident Couple' W eds at Mountain Home, Miss Olin Takes Installed Queen By Miss Jensen, Of Hansen Weds Office as Queen Gerald Butcher Juanita Beavers For T. F. Bethel j ^ M E , June 3S—The Ch>pel MOUNTAIN HOME, June 2S-A Linda Ollii T.n.^- in.'stalled hon- of the TrunslIgunLon In Onnd cnndJpllcht ceremony June H at on'd f]U'ecn of T^vlij Falls bethel Teion national psrlc iwivr Jackson. the Asirmbly of God church hetc No. <3. Job's D-iuclitci.i, with the W fo, w u the ccenc of * rcccnt unlied In nmrrlBRc Juanita Lor­ 23rd PJ,tln> ctri'iiiniiy belnc used cereinonjr unltlUK in nmrmse raine Deavcrs nnd Burl D. Dim- public cercmony Inst..week nt Mftr*nrtt Ann Jenwn. daughttr of f-in, Mn of llic Rev. and Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. O, .A. Jensen, and e Masonic temple. Dutl E. Duncan, loriiier'li.iiucn e Ka- Oenld F. Butcher, too of Mr. and rc.yilerit.s. 1 Mrs. irillaxy Butcher. The fiiiher of the brliifpriioMi \ The R«v. 2. C. Klekln officiated offlcliilccl lor the cvcnlnc t Jonc.i...... for the double ring ccreaonjr at 3 eiiony. Tlie Kev. Mr, Dunc;iii p.m. Saturday. June 4. before the slial; Karen Jones, Knrrn Niven plutcr of the llnivicn Awiiibly of Slilrlcy Reed. Betty Jenkins and . altar deeoratcd with white gladioli Ood churcli from 1Q^4 thrvueU and putcl colored daisies. Tall Sun Louise Ellls.mcssenfiers: Mary 1053, Siimnrr. chaplain: Susan Shnritfy. baskets of glndloU ' and daljlu •A riniiRlilcr of Mr. miii .Mrs. Va> niftrked the bridal path. rpcor carried the riiiRs, Ball, nisoclate choir captain. ahe carried a handmade hand- LiRhtlns the c.indie* were Gary Choir members I n s t a l l e d are kerchief belonging to her gmnd- Klrkhart, C.ilduell, and Snndtn Gerry Gurley, Jeitnne Ught, Beck) Official V isit Is mother Jensen, and wore a pearl Powell. Vaughn. Suianne Garmlre, Bar­ necklace, a gift of the bridegroom, bara Nye, Dixie Younu. Marjorie Made to Jerom e, Anna Davis, maid of honor, was .Mil. AND MRK. IlliIlL D. DUNCAN WlL'on. Mnrlys Rnusiadt, Pat fowned In a pastel blue cotton Hnzelton. U-sherlng were Jerrj’ Shorthouse, Janet .Wniker,- Judy JEIIOME, June 25-Mrs. LcRoy aheer dress with wtilte nccessorlea Klrkhart. Caldwell, nnd L.-irry ' Robinson. Sandra Dmke. Mellsa BenltinEer. lodge deputy, mods and a corugc of red rosebudt. Krogedol. I Feldtman. Linda P r a z l her official visll. to tho Rebekah.s Pint Ueut. Hillary Butcher, Ji Traditional wedding music was Brenda Hewlett, lodge at a meeting Monday eve­ was best man for his brother, provided by Mrs. Clyde Anderson, Degree Is Given Junior Unit Has In.ilnlllng officer wna Knthrj'n ning at the lo o p hall. Mrs. Jensen was attired In _ orsanlst; Betty Nelson, wlisi, nnd Jones, retiring honored queen, as­ Tlie ehortcr was draped by Mr*. brown aheer cotton dress with Five Candidates Wendell Outing sisted by Patti Judy , marshal; Emanuel Nelson, Mrs. Lloyd Over* Mr. and Mr,t. William Day, duct. mon nnd Mrs. LcRoy Bentzlnger .. ortnge nceeawrles and a corsage Gucais were registered by Mra. WENDELL. June J5 — The Jun- Unda‘Btllcs. guide; Jeonne Stet- Duties-Assumed Robert L.iu«h)ln.,Aislsth5ff at Ihr tler. chaplain; Dona Michcner, re­ for deceased members, Mrs. Peail Social Calendar Of Wendell Unit ■r nuxlllary of flic American Le­ Boyd and Mrs. Pearl Clayton. reception after tlic nupUals were N^TNDEL, June 25 — Tlie Re- gion, poit No. 41 iicid a picnic corder; Ann Irwin, musician; Ca­ white accessorlet and a- corsage By Mrs. Coiner Mr*. Dflle Garrett, Mrs. Ward rol Irwin, senior cuatodlon; Mar- Members decided to serve a pie- .. of vblte gladioli. Lend-ft-Hand club meeting lekah degree was conferred n ciau Monday at the Wendell park for Bh.i Ott. Junior custodin, and Mrs. nic Aug. 31 lor the lt>25 claai scheduled for July S has been Beavers and Mrs. George Beavers, if five Monday at the lOOP hail Us final meeting before dismissing reunion. Hostesses at the tecepUon In (he nil Caldwell: MriL James Stevens. Lsnny Wooten, narmtor. • Pioneer lodge at JaekMn were For Mentor Club postponed until Aug. 3. It the iast meellng of the order for the summer. The next meeting DcMolnys formlnf: a floral arch Mrs. Edna Stnjud', Mrs. Nst * * * Emmcll, and Mrs. Kenneth Bea- leforertwiilng for the summer. will be held In September. Palth Ann Ifowells and Norma Mrs? Robert Coiner a&iumed trs. Marslng. were Robert Carlson. David Mc- Spofford, Mrs. Jels Smith and Neher. Rel>ecca Hardy and Clndj her. duties. u president o f. the Triple Link club will meet at initiated >ere Mr. nnd Mrs, Adults attending the picnic Clusky, Jerry Tell. Jnmcs Vlssera. Mrs. William Jewell, Jr., served 8 'pjn. Monday at' thc home of After a trip to Shore Jodge. Mc­ Hardy registered the guests. The Mentor club at » meeting Wednes­ Walter Stod^am'.j sr.. , Mr. and ere Mrs, Oeorgo Benson, Mrs. David Swan, Robert Running. _ brlde'« table was centered with a Mrs. Jake Roih, 1510 Ninth avenue Call. the couplc will be. at home In cream social July 10. Women o( the Wendell Orange Ident, were In charge of Ihe pro­ Mrs. Virginia Freestone ef whleb Mrs. Lawton li ■ member, gram and a tamb with each guest prc«ram chairman. Linda Froe- presented her with a corsage of iartlclpaUng, Owen Jensen and llch sang, accompanied by Donna red carnations. She reoelved many Dorothy Zollinger were in charge Procllch. A trio, Donna Froelich, cards and flowers. of table decorations and made cor­ Barbara Long and Sylvia Free­ sages and boutonnieres for each stone, sang accompanied by Linda HOBBY CLUB MEETS Proelieh. The Hobbycraften club met on Refreshments were served by the Wednesday afternoon attheHarry tables. executive board. Barry part recreation building to Visitor* were Linda Bush. Rob­ work on copper pictures and tex­ erta. and Sam Woodland, Willard, tile paintings. The next meeting Utah. Mrs. Manning U class jW be held July 13. leader. . . Care of Your Children; ’ By ANGELO PATRI'

I have beta told that I I believe that the junior h.... oldtlmer, that my Idea* about the school U an essential part of the training and • education of .chIU ...... and-that-U-hasjiot ' en are cnitdaUd. It 1* true that been deveic^ as It should be. l am an oldtlmer. 1 have spent bel^a that the high schools Ufetlma worklnc with children should ba COE ' ' and time and experience have sift* than selecUve. ed cut the non^essenUals to leave I believe that an adult should tne with aocne flm baslo Idea* ride with the pupUs on every eoncemlng my dealing with them. school bus so the dHver can be Here are a few. The rest I shall relieved of the discipline of his let down In % book one of these group.of Children. l\elleve that chUdren should I believe that school buUding* obey their paruU until they have should be -simple to the point of austerlty-but' that-the equipment proved tbemselve* able to go on should be as'.rleh-aa-poaslblei-ll- heir own power physlddly,-men* brary. shops, studios, laboratories, tally and financially.’.'. .-.l^belleva: thatuparenU; should kitchens, classrooms.-radios,-tele* lold ;themselfet retpooslble for vision- set*.‘•record*,-‘ icreea^ and musical Instniment* and qualUied, be health, education and *plr* veU*paM teaobers to make cood |hl welfare of their children and use of them. . •. « —I-bdievrm dlnjia the most Imi- luenca In their r^Uoothlp with portant nibject of the curriculum. beir chUdren. ; Vntll % pupU can xtad to learn believe that .lellglon Is esten* to the wund upbringing «l lUdren 'and-' that'parents ihouU t th m U)a-ezample:.V’-'r< LbeUere that parenta ahtiuld.un ^ knowl^'-ud'axpclQica ol LB a x p ^ thopedlatricU&i; do^

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Semi-Pro Baseball D uel R ain Falls A gain Snead Stars as Palmer Slumps W IM B L E D O N , England, Jurio 25 { fl^ B n r r y JIacK,tV and , a pair of powcr-packed Anieriean.i, m a v p a iime 2f^—The Nnmpn Clippcr« evened their rccord nfrainst the Twin Falls _ -ao—12 Portmamock course In PORTMABNOCK. Ireland, Junt Uncle Sam'B colors flying at the waltzed ahead Saturday into the quarter-finals of thil bv * t t c S n double^^^ -l-l Friday niKht. The Clippers were 25 — Stout-shouldered Sam front, of the international Trophy 75—Ills worst round In months. ^th « A S rn c d nins in Uio fifth innlnjt to dcfcnt rfRhthandcr Larry.Kmclioloe Snead upheld tlie-slumplng Arnold and Canada cup golf competition. Snead’s superb round gave him W imbledon tennis championships before rain interrunteH ‘ ^ Jfthn Seminar’* ‘V lro # H e r« r pop fly double proved palmer by firing a bristling flvc- Palmer, his putting o(f. wan­ S4-holo total of JtW, three play for the third straight day. A third Yank — E.irl strokes-hlUer than the 209 by toco in Ike ii«hi™ p owllut John Boy.InB. The Mtrchanl.i hi.il JnilibcJ the Cliprtr.i undcr-par 67 Saturday which kept dered nround the 7,003-yard; par (Butch) Buchholz, St. Loui~ ------— Belgium’sTlory Vnii Doiick, go­ — had to scamper to the 2-0 and 6-0 in earlier, meet ing Into Sunday’s 18 holes. The clubhouse to wait out a shower be­ Valley Downs inR8 In Twin Fall*.. Ilolh Yanks- had^a' team total of 421. fore defeating Bert Gaertner, squads lead their r»«P«UT«. i« b1* Flaiifl Arc Formulated for Teen-age Golf Tourney three shots better than the tally­ South Africa, 6-3. 6-4, 7-6. pro leagues. - ' ing South American te am of ,MocKoy, . Dayton, O.. easily Mini-Cassia . The visiior* took an rartr t»»d a-hectlng Gary Player and crip­ Crushed aside Denmark’s Jorgen •gainst the-Ntmpa itarur UUf pled Bobby Locke and seven nhead Ulrich 6-2. C-2. 6-6. The second- George In me tim SSI of- Australia’s Peter Tliomson aiid seeded slugger maneuvered to vic­ For 5-1 Win ’ Drowning led off with - . . Kel Nogle, nt 428.- tory behind murderous serves and sacrificed .to wond and rrmprt - Barring a catastrophe, the 4B- volleys which'struck the court like DURLEV. June 26-ValIcy’.. U,r. ji, on Mike Slowe-s llnnhot IBI» year-old sncad stands to annex gullets. , ' ' ry Schwartz struck out cif-hi nini rrnlcrfleld, U *a»-the »ime ewn- Ills first Individual championship ^ n the next round, Barry will and pitched nine Innlnus ot jcod binatlon In'ihe third Inning ir^il In tills eighth world serle.i of pro- meet Jtoiys classy Nleoln Pletran- baseball Saturday nlchi.aA hr got ihlngs solnit. fcs-wnnl Rolf. He shared the team gell, who today took out Jack his teammaWs to a 5-1 iriumiih BrowtiinR acain walked but .-. title with Ben Hogan In 105S — Frost. Monterey, Calif., 0-4. 6-1. over Mlnl-Ca«la-In lUc erased on Stevt Thurman’s luld> the last time the Americans won, 6-3. Frost was a lost lamb up In Valley Semi-Pro baseball Ic;ijup er s choice. Thurman look wrond Outside of Vnn Donck, Snead’s the forecourt against Pletrnngell’s Schwartz gave up. one b.iie on ' on a wild pitch ]mt before fli

rhree M agic Yalley M en Maldiig Strides to Fame Fake M edalist Honors at M ini-Gassia G plf J^ourhey Orioles Win, Yankees Lose as B U RL EY . June 25— Jim Seclcy. Je ro m e ; Dr. Jo h n Church, Gooding, niicCYcrrv C u r­ ler, Twin,Falls, tied for medulist honors'Sftlurday in the Mini-C.issin Amateur y o lf tournament being iilnyed at the B urle y municiiml course. AU three had two-undcr-p:ir 70s for the first 18 holes of the 45-holo medni play.' Close behind were Robh S m ith . American League Race Tightens Twin Falls, and Newt Carter, the defendinR chnmpion from. Boise, with 71s. Sun day’s By The Auoeiaied PrfM tee off time for the chum- M ilt Paiipas hold the Kansa.s City Athletics to six hita-wbile his teammates pound­ pionshlp flight i.s 7 ...... ed out IG safeties Sitlni'da.v fo r.n ii 11-2 victory by the Baltimore Orioles. The Birds Tticre arc l'J5 entered In tlie moved to within three percentage points of the American league-leading New York > Cardinals Sneak by tourney. plnyinK' for *1.250 in merchandise prizes, Yuiikec.-, who hwt tn Clevolaiid. Gus Triandos, who entered the gftmc h ittin g a .mod­ ■pleled- yftm-rday in fliinl aes- est .220, led tho B altimore I ‘ ^ ^ Thefe Rcrp tliree iled os leaders Phillies in 1-0 Win In Uie flrit flight, Tliey were Qua Avereiu Buhl: Tom Funkhouscr. Sle In five times at tint, drlving’ln Lewiston Man.Leads ■ By The Assoclaleil' rrcyig - Boise, and Howard-Nelson, Good­ • Ken Boyer’s 19th iiomoruii'of the season gave the St, three runs and scorinR three. Tri­ ing. All had 19'a, andos' homer was only his sccorid. Louis Cardinals a 1-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies Paul .Hansen, Buries, led the □rook.i Hoblnson alro rirnvo in Saturday as southpaw Curt S im m on s earned hi.s', first second fllsht with a 75^ He was, Uiree nmJ. t«o with hLi fifth In Pistol Shooting the hottest putter of the day, nc-l major league victory in almost two years. The 31-y homer and one with n sacrifice F irst serie results in tho Idoho State Outdoor pistol cordInK to tournament manager' (ly, .Andy Qnrey homcred for the .1 old Simmons, recently Rulon Budce. Hansen took only 23: •'s, also Rcmng his (ifth. championships had Kcimeth Wyatt, Lewiston, the defend- . leased as washed up by the putts In the 18 holes he played. Losing pltchcr kiu> Bud Dntey, ing champion, leading with an aggregate 823 out of a phlUlea. hurled a dsndy *lx-hlttcr; Baseball Today Behind H ansen were E, K' who entered the game with a 10-2 possible noo. Coiisidpring th c's tiff wind a t the Twin Falls at his old mnltJ. snapping thciri Whltehc.id, Bulil, and Jim Camp­ record and nine con.iecutlve vic­ Tho Twm Pnlls Merchants, bell, Burley, with 60's. R ifle and Pistol club l-ange northwest of Twin Falls, tour- siX'gams wlnnlni; siicak. { smnrtlnf; from n double lou to tories. He xy.is 2-0 against The veteran of la year* In thci Leading the third Jllght wiu I’cr (wo season.^. n am ent manager La' NBtlonttl iMBUc stnickout jU and the Nnmpa Cllpperi, hope lo Doug Miller. Rupert, who had n Clevelnnd'.i Dick Stlgman cool­ Culver, Twin Fall.s, callci. was the leader In the marka- ■wBlktd only Uo In faihlonlng his Rct back In the winning column 78. Denny Voyce, Burley, was sec­ ed ofC the New York baLi. llmlilnB Wyatt's score '’quite rc.'iijctable." ntan cla.« wlili n 741, He wns fol­ first win Blnce beating PltlsUursU todny when they meet Buhl at lowed by Bobc's James Blue~at 2 pjn. at Duhl. ond with 81; the IcaKUc-leadlni; Yankees to four The final two scrles'ot tho t.hoot 8.0 .Sept 1. lOM, In the (ourtli (light, 'Charles Wot Germanj's Armin llary hln finish line In Zurlrh, Swltier- zlnRles and striking out 10 ns it will be held today, with the Boyer's homcrun, his second In Jarvis, nupert, led with an S7. laod, Tuesday. i» become the lint man lo run llie lOO-nielrr liash Indians caplurtd a 4-1 dccIslon. ter-flro pbtol bclni; slibi two Bwnea here, was the third Burt Sorenson and Dick Adnnis. In ll> leconUs fhl. jfary twice licltereil tlie world mark of iO,I In ■ Tile 24-year-ohl southpaw got morning nnd the 2i calibcr this baseman's third hit in hli lut 30 both Buries-, trailed Jarvis ^with ,100-Dieter liealt of the icven-nation Irack and (leld meet at t)iB homcrun support from Vic Power aficrnoon. Culver said there were 58 en- . at ba£5. It citme on (he lint pitch Le Mans Race 88’i. Zurffh lefxfcrund sladfimi. The Jurj- canrcfnl lifi ftr»t (fme iieeauio anti Jf.iney Jfuemi. the Inttcs >m- Second ijehind Wyatt In llte ,-IS tlng his with one on. Stlgman, trants, the largest ever for this irom Jim Owens in thr...... ‘- In Sunday's play, the champion­ of an irregul:ir Hart. (Ar nlrephnto via radio from Itome] - ;onjpellllon was Arthur Klein, annual tournament. He said Wy­ nlnth and pinned the .. ship (light will be 27 holes, while 13-4) beat the Yank.i for tho sec­ Fort Lewis, Wash, who fired an leat in 11 decisions on the Philo- For Sports ond time tills «eason.. att won hia honors with his own tho other (lights will golf 18 holes. 815.' designed pin called a Wyatt 45. delphlft righthander. Orens al­ Tee of( time (or the first flight For seven innings Stlgman nnd -The top e.-ip^rt wna, Torres Mer­ lowed but seven hits in the old- Is 7:45 a.m.. followed by the sec­ Ralph Terry-(3*3» -engaged in a cado, also from-Port Lewis, who fashioned pitching duel with Sim- Cars Begins ond flight at 8:30. The-thlrd nnd Boise Clinches Tie tight pitching duel. Power's third fired on 805. Ho waji (ollowed by RKCF.IVES INVITATION fourth (lights will tee off at I0:1S homer of the.season Rdvo Cleve- Patrick ^clley, port Lewli, who LB MANS. Frahee. June 25 Ift- lancKa l-O lend In the first InnlnR. IN. June 25 «n — 0- Francisco's OlanU made It Pi(ly-»lx drivers eprlnted to their and 11 a.m. respectively. . . had an 6(H.'^1ie third expert wos manager ot Paul I — two In a row over ClnclnnAti Tlie Indihiu scored two more in cars today and gunned of( to For First Half Race the sixth on n single by Power and Je.<4& Smith. Larson nlr force base, ...... _ir o( the middlewltght wlnnlnR 6-2. Billy O’Dell icatter- Moses Ivike, Wash. title — New York and Momchu- ed 10 hlt£ (or his third «ln against start tho 24-hour Le Mans race, Quenn's blast Into the left field world's toughest sports car test. 5,000 Meter By The Assoclited Preii scats, Kueiin, hitting in his 10th In the sharpshooter claw, Man- setts version — said Friday he and seven 'defeats. The warring Boise Braves picked up their seventh Pio­ 'nle Newell. Boise, had a 754 for Only in (he first and fourth Swecplnc Into the (Irst long up­ straight gnme, boosted hLs nvcr- hill turn, the Aston Martin driven neer leagtie baseball victory in a row Saturday night and ane to J12. Ife has gained 34 polnU first. Ho wns followed by Arthur frames did the Reds show life Mustek, Lar.wn air force bnse, 'singles l>y Eddie Kasko, Wally by Roy S?ilvadorl, Oreat Bi Rim Goes to clinched a tie for the fir.it-half iiennant. The Ri-aves beat In Hint span as he set* out in Post and Dutch Dotterer produc­ Jumped Into the lead, . defense of his American league 102, and Ted Graham, Cedar FWIs, Pursulnff the Aslon-Mnrtln into Great F alls again 10-4 m.->king an 11-hit attack do for battlnRjhampIonshlp, In., 159. ing one with Post's fourth homer their 10 iailiea. Boise pitch-1' or the season accounting for the tlie (irst turn was the Chevrolet Oregonian Joe Ofnsben:, a newcomer...... Dunne Perrlgo, Larson air forcri READ TTMB3-NEWS.WANT Ana other. Corvette d r iv e n by. nichaid BAKERSFIELD. Cnlir,, June 25 or Dave Eilers didn’t,walk a | Chicago White Sox. doubled In the OUcIl helped his own cause by Thompson. Washington. D. C. i^ B lll Dellinger edged out Jim man and had lilDc strikeouts Qinadian Yacht bottom of the 12th inning and sparklnfc a ihrceinin Ihlrd alien '3SC behind were the Jaguar Beatty in the 8.000 meter run he Mattered 11 hits to the Elec­ scorcd tlie winning nm on n wild Saturday night as the National trics, pltcli by Tom Sturdivant for n 1-0 wltli one away, he singled through Is Last in Race victory over ttio Boston Red Sox. i the box. was sent to Mcond by Don the Chevrolet' Corvette o( John AAU Track and-Field Champion­ nay Reed was the hitting HAMILTON, Bernmdft. June 25 Finch. Umc. Rock, Conn. ships went into the final night of for the Braves mth four RBIs, In­ ainiberg. a Baltimore castoff,- — ngamc's single, and home W—Tlie 45-foot Kiilwnrft, owned kept the While Sox In-the run-; with the flrst'tally Jim Daven' After one lap the four cylinder competition. - cluding his 22nd homcrun of the by W. M. Greer. Shelbunie, N.S.. DENTURE nlng throughout the long after­ port's double. Biasing; Mascratl of Masten Gregory. Both Dellinger, from the Orc- year. Ho now lias r BIs. crMscd the (Inlsh line .shortly aft- 3n Emerald Athletic club, nnd noon and led off tho 12tli with n Wllile Mays' tacrlfl i fly. and Kanuis City, held a Ihln lend over Herni Habb.ird hit his 11th ■■ noon S.iturdsy, lust of the fleet double to left field, moved to third a Fernirl driven by Belgium's Beatty, former Tarheel from North homer o( the yesr with one on for Carolina, now with the Santa 135 in the Nevi-port, RI.-Bcr- sacrUlce nnd scored when ...... single. Oliver Ocndeblen. the Braves 'in ihe four-nm first muda yacht race. Sturdivant uncorked his wild pitch all. acting manager Tom Gregory, tcnmed with Chuck Clara Valley Youth center, were Inning. Bnrry Morgan got tils lOtli REPLACEMENTS clocked In 14:30.4. The Kalkara, competing in claw ~;lth two outs. I Sheehan's crew, who previously DolRh. Long Beach. Calif,, wid­ homer with one on in the third It was a lough defeat for the. I had lost four strarght lo Milwau­ ened his lead after seven laps at They ran stride for stride, Jiko for the Braves, was skippered by Elsa Greer, I NOTHING DOWN — 20 MONTHS TO PAY \ matched team of horses, for tho only woman pilot in the race. Red Sox who blew ft four-run lead' kee. collected 13 hiu, olf Cal Me- an average of 103.8 kilometers If It hadn’t been for a dlsas- in regulation play nnd then scored < Ush. who lost Ills'Iltth garni final 200 metciB or more, The cla« B title was won Fri­ 120.3 mllc.'i per hour, Pat Cobessy, an Australian run ­ troiu first Inning Idaho Fnlls nnd twice in the top o( the 10th only! against a lone victory. Tu’o hours later, however, Greg­ BIlllnesstiirmlBlit be playing their day by the SS-foot Palawan, own­ lo see the While Sox come back 2,5 Yoort of luc- Plrst-ploce Pliuburgh cut loose ning for tho University of Hous- ed by Thomas .J. Watson, Jr.'. ory lost the lead to Ocndcblen and 'in, was third In 14:34.4. bnlt game. nnd tie it in the bottom half of the ccssful dcnturo for three runs in the first and his tcammnle. Pnul-Frerc. who But the second-place Rn.wets Orecnwich. Conn., with total time Inning, Otis Davis, also of the Oregon of 125 hours. 30 minutes, 23 manufocttiring in- ^ alxth innings to shade Chicago overaulng obout 105a kib- Emerald club, won the 400 raetera scored (our unearned runs In the Pinch-hltlcr Billy Console dou-' 7*11. It waa the cubs' ninth con- rs or 121.S miles an hour. A first frnme and went on to down onds. and bled home the winning run In tiie. In :4SJ, Dave htilb, Purdue, of 111 hours, 48 minutes, 10 surct your ii.l-'Ji' aecuUve defeat, the longest losing heavy rain hit the track at second in :46.2. the BlIllnRS Mustangs 8-2. 14th inning in a wild, marathon atreak la the National leigue this point, onds. contest in which 38 players par- faction. Davis equalled the National The first two batter* for Idaho Tho 30-foot yawl pinlsterre, Gregory's Mascratl wna in the AAU record eet by Tom Courtney, Pnlls walked and the third man .tlclpatcd as the Washington Sena- • For your convenience wc are able to do ' ^ '“ either atarter finished. The PI. pits, apparently in trouble. New York AthleUo club. In 1056, was Mfe on an error before Bill­ owned by Clarence Mitchell. An> defeated the Detroit Tigers rates chased Moe Ortbowsky with napolls, Md„ won both the over' 6-4, most Denture Repairs in less than An American entered Jaguar ordclaU added the names of ings' starter Bill MeNamec .'icttled Dll honors .and those in class S— V/^ three runs in the -tirst. Chicago driven by Walt Hansgcn. West- three men to the list of qualifiers doR'n and fanned the fourth and Each team used IS players nnd retaUated wlUi threo runs in the field, N. J.. nnd Dan Oumey, Hlv- for the final Olympic tryouts In the smollcst class. She hod an the game took four hours nnd 18 hours. fourth to knock out Joe Olbbon. fifth batters. psed time for the C35 nnutlcal minutes to complete. crslde, C alif, was two laps behind the high Jump. One was Ed Costa. But Fred Loesekam stepped to • I t costs nothin? to come in and discuss He also save up a run In the first. tho lender. Brlgbam Young university, whose Ics of I27:39:M and corrected « The Milwaukee Braves called or best leap here was C feet, 8>i the plate and blasted a grand-slam tlmo of 102:$B;S3. your denture problems. Tthelr old waihorse. southpawWar- Inches, homer over the right field wall for Other winners: class A, the 68- ren Bpohn. to survive a shaky Walter Arlt, Washington State, those winning runs, Idaho FalU foot Dyna, Clayton Ewing, Oreen the nth inning by Charlie Max­ V ninth inning and beat the Los S ta n jjin g s placed third in one heat of the added two more in the eighth when Boy, Wis,; elass C. 40-foot Cyane, well—got the wio. Pcto Burnside Open Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or rt Angeles Dodger*. AMKltlCAN LIACUB nO-mcter high hurdles wlth'a 14.6- John Gray hit a homer with none H. B. DuPont, Wilmington. Del.: the loser. by Appointment I Spahn relieved young Bon Plche seeond time, and won his way Into on and Gene Ouffy singled, stole class P. 30-foot Katama, F. Adams, ..le Tigers battled from behind ▼with two out and the bases loaded the (Inals by winninu. the thtrd second nnd scored on Jim Mc- Darien, Conn. ' twice before the Senators finally DRIVE UP — PARK — W A LK IN la the ninth. Ho retired Norm seml-linal heat in . 14.3. But Tie Nertney's single. ended the nffair and slopped n Lnrker oa a fly to leltfleld. It failed to place among the six who Billings' flrst-lnnlng run resulted four-game losing Btrenk. Jose saved the victory for hlehthander qualified In the event's finals. from a wolk and two singles. nlngs earlier dropped a fly ball Valdlvielso started tho vinning Dob Buhl, now a-3. Buhl, whose U Jay Silvester, a former Utah Carlos Dorc hit a solo homer for that permitted two runs to score, rally with a single and was "bunt- lifeUme record Is 33-D against Che State university star now with the the Mustangs in the fiith. got on baso himself on an error. ed to second. Consolo scorcd him McDOWS 'Rr3°-2Mr Dodgers, -was pulled out of a Jam . placed fourth In the .ahot Pitcher Ed Deeds helped win his Then CccU Rayboumed singled th a double, moved to third on Filer ot Fillmor« — In tho Okay Shopping C «nttr In the seventh by Plche. who In Kith a heave of 60 feet, 0?4 own game by bstUng in three runs and George Nevlns boomed a two- fly ball and tallied an insur- jn triple. Nevlns scored later ice run on Bob Allison's bunt turn had to be rescued by Spahn. NATIONAL UACUB inches. • Hs Missoula took the measure o( ' Red Bchoendlenst's first homer Blaine Lindgren, Tllah, fifth in last-place Pocatello 11-3. n infield out. ■ of the WAAon highllghled (heMU- quarterfinal heat of the 110- The Olants bunched their only WliklDS' two-run error climaxed leter high hurdles at 15.4 failed to wimkee attack against Don Drj-s- H«a KranclBco runs In’ a single inning — the a five-run sUtb Inning for Mis­ dale, who lasted only (our innings place in the semifinals. eighth, Ron WiU:lns, who two in- soula. Jn Uklns his lOth defeat against four victories and his sljlh lou in nst's (In Takes NCAA Title f i r e ^ f o t i e homer since Sept. 37, IDis, since he missed nearly the entire 19S0 rIONEEB LEAGUE campaign due to his bout with V A C A T I O N T IM E tuberculoala. w'ta Kal'ti_____ M SPEGTAGULAR Softball Tourney (!1^^7r.ir;"rizzn CAR SAFETY Crawford wu six dowti alter the ?et for August morning IB holes and rallied gal- NEWHOUSEIAINI SERVICE SRUNEAU, June 2S-AI Btams. lantly with t one-under par round . - - ...... of the oa the afternoon 18 holes. NCAA The Greatest Advance in ntemaUotial Sodball congress, otflclals said no one had ever been aid thla w«k the annual ISO that far behind and fliiUhed the Here*s W hat W e Do oumament for Idaho will be held winner. .. House Paint in 50 Years! onetlms In August, the date yet be decided, fit&nu ftlso. announced the sl(« t l l l / V j Itu not been set definitely either, uylnir three clUes have.ezpressed Interest tor hostlarth# meeU DAIRYSUPPLt

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Cotton full or half Slips...... 77c 1 Only Steel Whoelborrow ...... S.OO 24 Only Action Strop Bro ...... 1.00 30 Only Bettor CoHcn Dresses ...... 1.B8 . Limited .quanHty, Sheer Nyloni ...... pr. 44c 2 Only, i ...... 1.88 2 44 Bcffcr quolity Summer Hondbag* 6 Only Eloctrk Kitchen Clocks .I...... 2.88 3 in 1 Plostic Bells ...... 44e Abont U leaehen from Oregon Cslltte ot Educatlan, Btonmonlh. «l(h l«ro of Iho teachers At.lher board Ibelr-chftrtcnd bai •((«r 8 Only Lamp Shodei, Provlnciol boudoir...... 99c Jewelry O d d t 'n Ends...... 25 c Ore lUred In Twin Falls Friday nljrht before contlnulnc their 12- eatlnj dinner here. From left are Shlrler BItki, More, Ore, and 3 Only Better Toble Lamp S h o d e i...... 2.00 dar hlilotlcal lonr of ld»ho. WashlndSn and Oregon. Dr. Franels Mn. Arlyne Coona. Monmouth. The PaeUlo Norlhwesl tour t< part Plaiilc Novelty Btllfoldi ...... 50c Ilalnei led, director of the taur and a profeasor nt the eollese, Ulka ot a summer school course. (Staff phDlo-enrrarlnt) Twill Western Cut Jea ns...... 2.00 4 Only Prorlnclal Table Lom ps...... 13.88 Final Clconupl Summer Milfinery ...... 7.00 .Flattie Flowan, long *t«m GladioJo*...... SOc No Joke Engineer W ill 2 only Black Faillo Dusters ...... 8.00 and 10.00 1 Only Hassock, Naugohyde cover...... 4.00 Group of Oregon Teachers C O R N E It BROOK. Nfid; June 25 UV—In a Jocular, un­ Visits Twin Falls on Tour guarded moment, paper mill- Shoot Canyon man Erie Bcck atUched a note About 2S IfachrM from Oregon ington and Oregon, stayed In Twin to CL roll of paper soing to ColUge of Education. Monmouth. Palls Friday night. Australia about two montlu BETTER DRESSES REDUCEDI BETTER PIECE OOODS 'Ore.. wUnj! a l2-di»y historical- Dr. Francis Haines, director of ago. saying, -if you have t» With Balloon . seogrophlcttl tour ot Idnho, Woah- spare kangaroo, please ahlp It MONTREAU J u n e 25 Iffl - 1 .0 0 Group In c lu d e s Nylon -le tour and a professor at Regulated Cottons In a doallng-j Sheers, better Cotton and collegc. said Friday evening thnt to tho undersigned." i- Wayne E. Wilson, a 6S*year-old machine engineer from York. Pa., array' of colors and styles In * o th e r fashion materials,, he group Is taking the Pacific A. reply said j the recipient MISSES OR HALF SIZES. ^ Bible School Northwest tour for credit in hoped to comply shortly. Beck is convinced he can shoot the many i i Inches wide. : ler school courses. hopes the Australlon is jok­ Colorado river through the Grand canyon In a plutio balloon. 66 ing or. he safd. “maybe theyll The teachcrs le f t Saturday send me ft toy kangaroo." He made a sevcn-mllo proctlce At Richfield morning by chartered bus for in through the tricky Lochlne Better W ool Flannel. Skirts ...... 3.88 3oIse. From Boise the tour will go -6 Only Pictures, im all scenes...... 3.99 iplds in his specially designed Orion Slipover Sweoters ...... 2.00 through LoOmnde, Ore.; Lewis. .\lloon Wednesday. The balloon 1 Only Stereo Phonograph, 4 speed...... 44.86 Ends Classes in. and Vnklma, Wash. British Aide has foot pedals for steering and Bedford Cord Midcolf Pont ...... 1.44 1 Only Phonogroph, 4-speed Decco ...... 42.88 _ niCHFffiLD, Jun# 25-Blchflcld Heines said that he had traveled propulsion. Pattern or Plain Sleevelcis Blouse ...... 1.00 VacaiJoji DlWe'-acJiooJ,concluded hroush Idaho before and h«d ••TTjerc were some awful cur­ Phonogroph Records. 12" long ploy, closeout S7e Friday with n progmm thot eve* leen an Instructor at Boise Junior Hits Rift of rents in that stream.'' he said In Assorted Sport Tops and M idriffs...... 79c Ding for pnrenl4 at tho Methodist college. an Interview today. "But I hit Women's Better Swimsuits ...... 5.00 and 10.00 12 Pr. Fiberglass Drapes, 50x54 p rin ted ...... 4.99 chureh. Fifty-six studenta attend­ tho.w wild white places anrwent ed the tehooL Russ, China right through them. All I wanted 2 Piece Ploid Jamaica Sots...... 2.98 10 Pr. Bauds Dropes, soliii color, 50x84 ...... 4.99 Theme of th# to-day Bible was to make sure I could do It school, "The Church,” was carried Demo Hopeful VIErmA. Austria. June 25 m - safely." 1 Only Lown Sceder.Spreoder...... 3.99 out With group teaching. Mrs. Eu- Forelgn Secretary Sclwyn Lloyd of Wilson left here for New Jersey geno Foddls, primary teneher. Britain caatloned the Weatem I rtsfc a friend before tackling SAVINGS FOR GIRIS;. Urges B ill to world todoy against drawing com­ the Colorado river. fort frcm the apparent policy rift Tlie plostlc covering Is .3/16th eryone." fiong wid pinlomlmB between the Soviet Union’ and r an Inch thick and. said WH- Cotton or Knit Swim Suits...... 1.50 to 3.00 numbers wers concluded with Report Assets Red China on the question of peaceful coexlstencc. >n, "tough as shoo leather." Summer SkJrt Assortment''...... 1.00 to 3.00 readings by 13 children. Primary CALDWELL, June as.W-rDcm- "I can't be sunk or swamped Terry Cloth Robes ...... certUlcatcA were- presented by Dcratle senatorial candidate Bob "I have noticed the differences which Is reolly more than can be Cotton MIdc'oIf Pants ...... - 1.00 to 1.44 of emphasU In the communist Short Sleeve Dresi Shirts...... M n. S tan le y Wf>7»ant, .also McLsughUn said tonJght iie /avors said about even the biggest liner." Poliifccd Cotton Shortt, 3 to 6 x ...... 77c ft teacher, to Earllns Hubimlth, 'a law requiring every pubUe of* camp, and I find them Interest. Wilson said the balloon weighs TVesa King. LuAtm Brown, Susan Iclali whether elected or appoint­ Ing.” he told a news conference at 350 pounds and draws about a fool Closeautl ! Horse Hide W ork Gloves . FlaTcl, lilnda Piper, Undiv Akins, the end .of a threc-day visit here. ed, to disclose his assets upon "1 think It would bo a mlsuke. of water, Sleevoless Summer Dresses ...... 1.98 to 2.98 2 only, slie 36, W ork Suits OUbuit eiuder, David Brush. taking office and upon leaving It." Tho water-trotter, six feet In however, to bet too much on ac­ 3-piecQ Baby Doll Pojamo s e t...... ______2.00 Arnold Bos, John Psuboo. Nor­ ."We cannot expect our youth to tual or alleged slips In the com­ diameter, operates In treadmill Lorge sixes only. W ork Pants land Pope. Donald 'Weymant and re by a high moral code when munist camp." style — w-alk forward and It goes a n u t Mulrhead. ' a elders set a poor example. The forward. The plastic substance. Is Close-out, Sweat S hirts...... •Together In our church' great crusado promised eight years Soviet Premier NJkitn Khnuh- cellulose butyrafe. It has two open- th e klndcrsorten -.lev told a Romanian pa ‘ Cteonup kgo when this administration ro gress last, week Soviet polli...... large enough for an adult to SAVINGS FOR iNFAWl theme. Dlrectom were Mra. LeRoy to power has been a farce and continue to be based on peaceful Twin Uniform S e ts ...... 3.75 M»go«ln. Mrs. Clarence Magoffin delusion." he declared. coexistence. Red China agreed, •Toddler Girl's.Bonnets ...... 1.00 X and Mr*. TJdeU Robinson. Certlfl. •Ttie noble phrase* of the 1B52 cxfept Uiat Peiping declares It Is Cotton Work Socks...... bundle of 6 pr. 1.00 catea were presented 2t chlldret have been shattered by ...... to coexist with the Pro-shopod Diopers ...... 1.44 Cotton Cord Sport H a ts ...... 1.66 by Mra. Leltey Magoffin. the crude reality of Dlxon-Yates, United States. SERVES AT MISSILE RANGE ' Junior I depoitmtBt was dl Ai Serens. TWbott, Koss, fiherman m E n . June 25 — J^enald L. Plastic Formula Bags...... 2.00 reettd by Mrs. Leeter McCllnllck aeo n vpf All Wool Suits ...... 33.00 Adams and many other scandals.” CilURCn MEET SET Mslone, seaman apprentice and Toddler Girl's Better Drosses..... 4.00 »nd Mrs. Oall Hawtn.Mra. Oun- He said the law ho proposes son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Summer weight Sport Shirts ...... 1.66 der Flteland and Mra. Max Behr “must go beyond the conflict of PORTLAND, June 25 «V-Pour Malone, route I. Filer, Is sUtloned • Baby Layette Set ...... 3.00 were Junior U teochen. llielr InteresU stotute. That law, while hundred delegates ore expected leadquarten, Paciric Missile Bed Safety Siding...... '...... 66c 4 0" Suit^length Car Luggage...... 9.88 theme was "Ohurehes around the • In Intent, Is rendered mein- here Monday for the-an nu al ronge. Point Mugu, Calif. He Is as­ ■werld.r,M«. McCllntlck presented . . .ss If an official can use his Northwest district meeting ot the signed to the admlnistrttlve de­ Plastic. Both Tub ...... 1.00 5 4" Dress-Iength Cor Luggogo...... lOiSB ccrUflcatea to Chtryf Mngoffln know-ledge of public affairs lo raid Lutheran church, Missouri synod. partment. 26x34 ReceiYlng Blankets...... 3 for 1.00 9 only. Better Fur Felt H o ts ...... :i...... 3.88 Clftrtee Procter. Dorothy Akin* the commodlUes or the stock ex­ Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Rodney Pridmore. Olenda Tewes change. Alaska are In the district. READ TIMBS-NEWS WANT ADS Woven Cotton Toddler Drosses . . 2 for 1.00 All Wool Dress S la cks...... 6.88 Robby Wc>mant, Deanna Behr "Theodore Roosevelt said that Dena Chattletd, Vlckl Piper, Pam- public office Is « public trust, Embossed Cotton Pojomes ...... 2.22 - ela AppeU and Sieve Klng.-Books ^ t us make sure that this prin­ Light weight Cottan Sport C o o ts...... 7.88 • ol the Kbw Testament were nomed ciple Is reflected.la our laws sc SAVINGS FOK BOYS' ^ by Dorothy Akins and Beatitudes that some offlclab do not make 1 3 only, Troln C oses...... 1.8B. riecJt«J by other member# ot the tfiJs public trust * .public -troogtt.' . group. M A I C O ^ Lightweight Cotton Jackets . . 1.44 to 2.88 Stretch Nylon Dross Socks'...... 3 pr. for I.OO. Reading about churches arounc Double'XneoCneo Jeans ...... 1.33 Closeoull Bettor T ie s ...... 2 for 1.00 the ..world were given by Junior Clconupl Summer Sport.Shli -...... -1.00- . - two - sludenls -tncIudlng-Jeonine Wage Bill--is 1 0 , 0 0 0 ^ Pridmore. Qlennls Conner. Mlnone All Leather Baseball Mitts ...... 2.66 Pope, Carolyn ChaUleld, Judy ‘ Official Baseboli or.Softboll . . 1.00 Tcwes and Billy Chatterton. Mil- M adebyG O P ton Dehr received-a-certificate OLDHEARllifGAID ■with the class with Mra.- Flveland making' the prejentatlons, fered by the Rc{ ...... _ ROUND-UP Mra. C. M. prldmnrc. superx'Isoi a sululltuto for one now bottled SPECIAL BUY^ of the Blblo school,’ made c«n< up In the house rule* committee. . n eluding remarks and was plunls The substitute proposed by Rei; BOY'S KNIT COTTON SHIRTS ...... 4.oo:. , .for group singing. Mrs. Behr was William M. Ayres. R , o , wouIl E B E E • New Hearing gIassas,behIni{-tIiMar, Boy's better quolity Dress O xfards...... Choou from, a vide assortment of colors, asjlstanl planlit for the aibf< Increase (be existing «I on' hour ' anif poJcer ifeoring Arif 3 00 ■' -BChOOl. minimum to 11.15 and extend the r R B K * ‘ ■ wlitte background, dark stripes, new gold or -Achievement dtiplays were view* coverage to 1,400,000 additional; olive tooes. All styled In popular t A A Girl's leother-Serrice Straps...... 400 • :V Cd by parents m the church base- workers. Hurry to Maico pUciel coUar. Hun?! sires s to 18... I •r.r.ment rooms foiionins the program The bill approved by the Demo­ W omen's bettor quality H e e ls...... 5.00 „• •• Churches w-tte ditpUyed in each crat controlled house labor com- B{gTra<(e*!n Bonus! mittee would boost the minimum , Before June 30 Rcgtrdleu of'ste, cotuJi. Men's leather Romeo House S h o e ...... 3.00 „• . department: wmp wtre wade In Regiiler lo win the Maico ihsl • replica, .of the Rlch[i»id Jtcthodls to $1.15 In three annual steps.andi lien pr m»ke. Low imro- M atching Rayon Suits ...... 6.88 eoverun additJonaJ 3MO.OOO voek- best iuits your hearing Jou snd Glrl't better^quolity Caiivas:Shoos...... 2.44 , church, others ot -egg shell Denfm Casuel Trouier*...... j . 3 3 •, rock salt design on caidbowd, ■ A^-res' move was seen as a mean:, Cottoh K hit Briefs ...... \...... 3 for 1.00 Young ^ e n 'i better quality SIIp>oni ...... •...... 5.00 , — -stained-dlftss-church-wlndow-rie .. signs made by tht junior 2 stu o f applying' leverage' .to 'the Re­ i-Cotton-KiiitrTee-Shlrt 3-fbr-liOO-- Men't.thick' iolfl Suede Oxferdi-.-..;.-...;...:.:::.i.:..::;7;oo_ dents.-Noieboolu iising numiticr publican hold on the school con­ struction bill’ as well as the mini­ See comptete new m a i c o line aeUrttlPs-nnd prayers for aU oc- coslons were made ln same ela.'aes mum wage bill. :a coalition' of Hepubllcans- and -Southern- Demo­ f ^'m^^rUclM.-and^.boBlc W s * crats Is hotding.Kp finAl-action on bolh.bUls.: ~ ed-tho Uacher*. Dr. Moore Gets To Pennsylvania •WASmNOTos. pa., June 23 Sale Aui • Dr. Barbara Moore, SS-year>old OODim, DUh. June 2S British hiker, arrived In eouth- . More' than a thouund runs no ui> westem Pennsylvania tonight on -. the auction block Aub n-is in her eoast^to-coast walk. Dr. Moore wrivA lo Washing- '.;«t.the Uvestoek ton, .about 24 mues southwest of Hltsbutnh, by ear from Clays- vale, 10 mile* west of here. She » ld ahe planned to sleep a few ^un-and then..be driven back to * *”5® «uldj;^e *htr??.:;wUh J *35“«t ftomttoouahoul S® belr ■ rttmta: tcuuih.___ _ Uoore expulaed sbe IntezKts rinc^ y jhttp ud- wool to vlslt^^lthnere and Washing' io a ,:0 .d 7 ^ e said she hooet u .' • ■!

Golden A?e C lub '. . . Life in M agit Vnlley , Mcdiisnhcnd Given f T r m r . ' S U - N - D A Y - ■ Public Range Enoniy No, 1 R atin R . . . Magic Valley P o rtra it. . . W hile Settlers Artii Themselves in Africa-. . . Frost Nip.i Crops . . . Coniic.s. FEATTTRiR SECTION A Reglonol Newspaper Serving Nino Irrigated Counlles

I ’W IN ’FALLS, IDAHO, SUNDAY. .1UN13 2G, lOGO ■* Fence Constructioif Is Work for Youth Ranch Boys

He Decides to Learn G uitar M usic

ir pvfry nrrc llWel Oc«r;;p Johnson, Tuln Knlls. llic Riiu;ir Indiislry ttoiiUl collapsc over-. Jnhiifoii »nmcil lo Ifwn hnn !o piny n ciiltsr, so lie rctlieil' • to hi.' workshop, conslriictcil one ami nil'll Icarm-U how in piny li-' ! Hi- lin* been OhIiik Ihh f.ir 10 ,vc;ir< aiid In lllp mr.Millmc he h»s .In.-Umncil nV^jrwi or more jumped-- IllMHimPMtJ. ^'lU Jllll'K b.iiijos. niniiUoTmSr~'i3tiiiCj, iikuldts will rvni Molliv*. Mns' «! hu limni- niiiiH hAVn been ot llip ripcirlcnl vnricly, but no>v lie U MorkhlR on ^allndl)o\ types. Kkji^aliihiK liU hobby. Julinsoa ot Ihnst-kliKl* pto- pir ctix', one of Uiom: tlo-il-your- -'elftr.s" He exiilfliiis |iu ttrmsctl liL'ti^inicnl U probnbly JuM nnout- Kiunih ul hij desire lo work In tlic sliup >ui(] iiinke (hhii;s. In ndcJillon lo i>n micrc.si In In.siiuiiii'nij. he U nl'ii n linm rndta opcrntor niiil hns bnlll n tcle«cop<-. to help him Iti Ills n.Uronomy hnbby. He Ilrsi became Inlcre.'tcd In Riiilnr.s uhen He uas aorbiis at ilie loMcr Snimon poiviT plonl. John^'(m 1> nn elcclroiiles icclinl- , clan for iho Idaho Poiver camp.iny.l While he was nl the pi,ml a frlcndl fiinried his Interesl in r.uliat», He hna been busy ' ever ilnce (urnini; out nil xhnpM and lomis ol sirinncd Inslrumenu. Hb den Is lull ol then) nd lie hu- given ».iy severnl. ■ Joliiuon usunlly has one In the niAkins. U lakes lilm about t rce months to construct o. .. uorklns In his spnre time. Ii nould The.ner. Jamei Crowe, •uperintendenl of the Idaho lUnch hkve Btresdjr bulK three nlles of 'fenee. Worklnt on the fence brace, make 0 ! If he worked on It tlead- for Youlh. left, tuperrUei lome fence constnieUon on Ihe ranch. from leri. are Dick Greenfield, Maro liaatlnp and Bob Mklthewi. Thli Is Juil one or the Jobs (he boy« hare durinc Uie lummer. Tber (Staff phato-eniravlotJ tioii I: mandolin combination instrument workJ out rather well- They utlllie blue board, but dlllercnt Sum m er Schedule at Youth Ranch necks. Is are made from such ttoods fls myrtlcwood, poplar. malioBany and walnut. Some ■ ■ made from laminated woods, c Prepares Boys for E arly Bedtim e blning two or more of lliosc woods. He has had good luck with poplar. nOPERT, June 2S—"When 0;3O[pMturc and 200 :s of dry pas- other mile before summer Is fin­ the-dairy cows-are milked. By It Is j>lcniliul, ssnictimts has a' ~ pjn. rolls around they are ready ^tire, ished. Tills fencing separates the a.m. ihc boys are on their w.iy beautiful grain and he finds It to Ro lo sleep. I certainly don't Tlie Rev. Mr. Crowe sayi, "1 dry pnstureland from the crop­ the fleld Instruments around the house that tendcnt of the Idaho Ranch for when they ftre In public school. We go with operating a large farm. Lunch Is served at the ranch get more work done on the ranch If they aren’t working with stock, ■ e has never become'j>roIlclent on ' Vouth, speaking of the summer houso between noon and 1 r ny ot them. George Johnson shows a giil(ar*mandolln !Dt heJjas sUrted. The leaf BOek program at the ranch. and I get more work done with the IrrigaUng, or corrugating they can llien It’s back lo the fields .. boys. In the winter they leave be found wielding the 34-^und •‘I play Uiem all pretty rough- Is for the guitar strings and Ibe shorter neek Is for the mandolin. The instrument IT made from Ttie summertime — or vacation- down lo the corrals. By 5 pjn- ly,'^ he says, "I'm not a musician. woods, noptar and mahogsDy, that he has laminated. Johnson uys the moat dlfflcQlt Job In ntak* time—activities at the ranch djlfer home early and don’t get home niuscle.bulliUng fence post drivers. Ihey are once again working with until 4 or s pm. Then they do Don't say that I am because that Ing such an instrument la gelling the neck perieelly straight so the itriBgi won't rattle on Ugh frets greatly from the vilnKr achedulo ’The day starts early on , the the dairy herd and the horses and {C»nlln»d en P«Xf 11, Cglimn I) I and winding the eleclrlo pickup with the fine, .00? ot an inch, copper wire. (Staff phoie-enct»TU>i> at -the ranch. And thU Is easy to their chares, study for a while and four-aectlon ranch. ’Hie Rev. Mr. beef cattle. Supper la at 1 pjn., but understand for ther«1» plenty to arc.rcady for bed. Crowo says the boys pile out of flrat they all shower and put or keep the boys busy during the •'NOW I oon spend most of the their bunks by 6:30 ajn. They clean clothes. summer. .T-k.Hie dairy and beet _cattle«,t- day wlUi them. I try to spend a clean up and are ready, for break­ •They’re all cleoncd up by *up- herds occupy their time enough total ot at least a day' or to dur« fast At 6 a-m. By 6:4S ajn. break- per time,” the Rev. Mr. Crowe M agic V alley A m ateur Radio Fans : luring the winter, but In the oum- Ing the week with each boy.” fajt ha* been eaten and a five- oays. •That's the way It hi* to be." « e r the work load Increases as the Tl'ie day Is long and packed with I detail, with one supervisor, Is "After supper they have their ^ y » tend the cultivated crops. work at the ranch during the sum­ Its way to milk.by hand 31 free time. During that time the' ?^planted this year are 100 acres of mer. The boys are Just finishing Jersey cows. work with their 4-H projects, sucl ’.^latocs, 100 Rcrcs of grain, 120 three miles o( four.strand barbed The rest of the boys take care horses or steers. One boy Is Com peting in N ational Field D ay U|cres of hay. 140 acrcs of Irrigated wire fenU'and Intend to add of the beef cattle and horses while (CanlliiBKl on Pii» St, C.ltan Thirty-five members ot the Ma­ under simulated emergency condi­ VO countries. Richard Shotwell says o lu b gic Valley Radio - Amateurs tions. conditions that could prevail President of the local club is don’t necessarily have to competing with about 13M0 c___ after the occurence ot various dis­ Rex McClain. M, E. Shotwell is In _____,_pment to Join the'club. Maybe Sign Paipter’s Brush Was Stuck •'ham-■ operators throughout the asters. This is a 34-hour operation charge ot arrangements for the They can attend the meeUoss u d and Canada this week-end. and they will coiiilnue to operate sUtlon and Everett Borah Is co­ lesm about electronics.and then, the station until 3 pjn. today. ordinating the activities. apply, the new knowledge vhea The event, known as ‘•Field day.* they assemble their -owa equip* is sponsored annually by the Richard Bhotwell. vice president During the tield day the club American Radio Relay league, ot the club, notes that visitors are members have used both code and menu and provides an epporiunlty for welcome at the station. voice. The results ot the dsy will He says the two things that ap> local amateurs to set up their The members ot the club, work-' be published in the leagues na­ peal to most of the memtKrs Is.tha radio receivers and transmitters ing in shifts Uirougliout the night, tional monthly magazine. r'QST,*' under emergency conditions have been exchanging conucts, The station was composed ot doors. reports nnd emergency-type mes­ e«|uipment brought by the various from the componenU or from^ Uts. The locsl club set up lls emer­ sages with club groups throughout members ot the club. All equl- and from the many friendships' Canada and the USA. ment Is set up in a trailer house they make throughout the' United- gency trsiumltter and receiver the park. station Just south of Jsycee park. The league event is In the form Gtates and’the world by radio c «« Members started operation Friday of a contcst to see which amateur Formed In 18S1 under the pres­ let.. . - . night and were broadcasting by 3 group can score the greater ent name, the club has both .. The club meets two tlinu pjn. Saturday. The purpose of-the and women members, whose age monthly, on the first and the. third field day U to operate equipment span and occupations vary greatly M P>s« It. Ctlwa 11 MT. H O M E * * ■; Ham Operators Conduct Aiinual Field Day HAMMMETT rwi

UweraiMlitti.lJ some eoafuilOB.on the ipelUBi of-nammmett,'...... •or^ralher. Uammett. There are,know eoBformlsli aBon|:th* lUte^*..-. spelled kpreelly, lunie knet. (BUff * -...— ---— 41------

State H iw ayDepartm en H asTruhle Speling H am it on Sines for Roads

war t* have'been-pataled,with - -m's" In the name. It would follow crawl out ot'the csr and caretuUy stuttering brush, SometUnes. | fb that a''s|gn In Wyoming would, count erety single. ■’m”-Un-4he Rud, There is dlcenshun In- the spelled with two (the proper theoreUcally, say -Hammmmmett." sign, caretuUy recording each leU ranki-bordering on ,open rebell- way), and sometimes an exUft'-m" ' But thU theory 4s Impractical, ter with-a finger enlended from ^ ratini the dej»rtmenf«,*lgn Invade* Ihe-cequence ot letters. It vision such »>sign on the New Jer; bis closed fist. actutlly seems to make little dlf- sey turnpike! At thto point aU confidence Iti « . Jot lhe_^t« 6f the me*. The effect ot the signs Is not.. auuiorlty-u shattered. But one ..luch that Is contuses the (acts, thing is aceompll8bed.-‘n»e driver . 1-there' U a' town-tha( starU butnt makes one doubt hls vUIoa; hM slowed do’wn and reallied llwi il«h?f«y: 30 /rom Twln'.?oJl*:t« wllh an '•H" and iwds'wlth a .“U" At tin t Ught ^)e mlupelled Image hls.rUon Jsn’lwhai tie thougtaClt &lse and notes the varl^ way io . The'Cloitr--the’traveler'gets to b marked otf- as a result o( high. was, ■: r : ,/, ■ , ■rlUcb'the 'hiune 6( ther (otm U HammetV lUmed' i»(iier- Charles good.'.»nd:po»»lbljLlhliJa “*”-1 must idirilre' th«-carefree what t)i« department has In mind. ----le u d n y 'Independence' ot project promoter, the more con- hU vision. A gnawmg lack of Mn- this It seems highway itgh palnUre,' ^ - sUtentljr corrtot^-ttr-ewlUnf b«- tldence seu in. He'might * be curbed, wlth^gns tn Ul ehi oft«a.erlUbli^ for lU eomea. Tlie town Itselt spells-ttae U (bat U it herd ot eatUe near u _«JUt.thBiaUte.denoUpi tulUfjlng ebnformlty, thli iW- name, eorrcetlr. .possibly- dUtsnce tenee.-or-slmply.a lonely steer,".. the jdlitances to^uch - places; as ude mores llkVft bretih of.fitsh dUtorU. or;perhau the extra “m" By t^e Ume .Uie thlrd slgh : Uoascow.. Stahll; Basen,--.,8ambni H; E. 8bei.»(i;,fB m u a ^ «( Ih la.tlis uini or'ioelety,. - Is. iUeir, a symboQ distance. The Knmlt, Pokalelo and .-Cora" D«e iltb hU sbortwau eqatpiaut - Tht Blletgt dlitanm: «l« u ap; tru tp , thi^(Ust«ilee;^tbi ,ta m jUy. ifw o ^ .b r.U M A^irieaa TIMES-NEWSr-TWIN FALLS, IDAHO SU N D A Y , JU N E , 26, 19S, PAGE TWENW, , Qubs Report MAGIC VALLEY PORTRAIT Lincoln 4-H Children’s Event Set for Hansen QiihsW ork HANSEN. June^SS _ Theii' Events M rs. Stradley Is C losing Records of Donald Moody. Assembly of f c church, Mnounces there O n Projects Bpeciol clilldren'a services nV ,r i^ ic VALLEY For Gooding Aiwmbly of Ood church iinr,} Education Board; To Resum e New D u ty CHOSHONE, June 25-More 4-H .;«> '.It <,% Tvrail luit when (lie Idcu and Ideals o( builnes. aOODINa. Juno aJ-ActlvlUes clubs in Lincoln county have met T w i W <‘"‘1 F- N'PhJ OrJ„ of BUB were reported^ by four Ooodlng ilrs. DorU Stradley, .. this week, working on projects eounty-4iH -clubs- last-weefc.--- wHo-has-played-an-Important-role and-preparing-for-the-oountyU-H psrt ot our llle and pcrh.p* Incident t< The seventh meeting of the In-Twin Falls county education foi camp which wUI be held Tuesday emce o « c^ly wo Uv, Bluebirds was held at Uie home of many years. Is' currently goii through Friday at the Presby­ Andra and Carmen Butlcr with about her task of closing the Tw i terian summer comp. • worted. farmtd * * * * roll call answered with the town Palls counlyrjoard of cducatl( Meeling at Jhe.home of Mrs, OTkTfenli^rtse* on o pwtner. and sUte In wlilch members were office, closink out all tha rcco: .. 0..ROSS, leader, members ot bom and the site of their family. books, and getting ready to resun Magis club -named Carol Ross as klto’tliey UJtd 10 grow Ihclr full-time leachlng-again thl4 fi any Bible coUege, Santa Cru“ OTO/ew w S ot veg*t»blM. pick Susan Rice led the 4-U pledge, song leader, replacing Karen Sor- conducted the business meeting, at LaPlne, Oregon. I. Mrs. Marline Oneida, Car- conduct.,the two-week children' thert In Mcki by night ond prt^e and gave a-demonstratlon on load- In Dec,ember. 193S, she assumei revival program. There will si or sell them by day. As We proje.t and Michael Oneida ■ng a camera. the dutla of county superintend' guests. stories a rhj-thm band, eoniw BTtw iRTger the funlly. mends Toni Bliss was accepted as a ent of public Instruction. She held and other special features. The” «nd nclit/ilw* M>PfO- Ginger -Ross gave a demonstra­ to park their produce In the Jlelds member. Mrs, Fred Bliss nnd . this offlco until I«T. when the tion on how lo wash a sweater. also wlH b ca iree sImMoe'nd! -' ouulde shelter, liter Into «n»ll were guests. The next, meeting will •chool reorganlsntlon program wos Mrs. Ross assigned to the boy or girl bringing ih »hS> Mid finally Into Uielr /Int be at the home of Lol* Orieve. put into effect by the legislature. lo Lorraine Onclda, Carol Ross most children to the serdi. ' pUnt In Ontario, Ore, Refreshhients were sened by Mrs. In IMT she became the secretary and -Joan Lanon for the next ■QlVB «nd take" becomes more Dwain Butler. of the Twin PaUs county board of meeting at 6 ain. July 7 ot tho •• thin theory or t»lk. It sctuHly It was reported that Richard educotlcn,r^and has continually Ross home. I - Hagerman Areas ; must function In practice, Joys are Sams and Oanny. Hatbaugh nrf held that* post since then, evept planning to attend 4-II camp dur> The Handy Dandy club met at multiplied and sonows ars divid­ for one year, 1955. when she re­ tho home of Karen Sorensen. Car­ Report Journeys f ed.” they note. Ing a meeting of the Super C's signed to teach*school fora year. 4-ir club conducted by Harbaui' When Roeeworth comnion school ol Thorpe was in charge of the HAOERMAK, June J5-Mr u,i K partnenhlp huslnuM, lIKe mar- meeting. Demonstrations will be Mrs. Sam Tillman and son, Tsco. rtaje. call* tor dally adjujstment. The salute lo the flag was 1 district No, 81 and Syrinja con ma. wash., visited Mr. by Sams. Members discussed )n school district No. 19 voted given by Judy Hannah, Susan Hall, -We desire perfect Indlvlduab, but Joan Peak and Debbie Tupper at Ralph Behrens and dilldren, '> must work together with .our Im­ planned trip to tour the Jerome .. reorganize cn June 14, the end Cooperative creamery. . . the July 15 meeting. Karen Sor­ Ouests at the ziwood Ortmu '■ perfections,• thB brothers say.- of the county reorganization work home were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oood buslhes4 Is fun. and the Kathleen Bell gave a demon' was In sight. Since then Mrs ensen demonstrated how to freeze stratlon on a quick method choc­ Stradley has been hard at work strawberries, Luelien and family, Omaha, Nebr only Justification for business Is. □ennle lArsen demonstrated and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth »un! of couiM. to make profit. E>-en so, olate cake and Kathy Strickland terminnling . the reorganisation gerford, Moscow. Mr. nnd' Mn - the true success is business Is mea­ presented - a demonstration on work she began in 1917. ■ugar cookies at the Shoshone sured by the feeing o( accompllati- measuring when the 4-H OuUes Came Here In IMS Shlnen' Junior club meeting held Dwight Macy and children, ColTtr at the home o( Junior leader, Ore,, also callcd at the Qrlmti' i- menJ. hepplneii and saccfM cf the club met at the Bell home. Bom ln_ Augusta. Wls., -Mn home. - Roll coll was called by Kathy Sharon McNee. Assigned demon- people It Involves, rather than the Stradley'Xame iicre In 1908 with Mr. and Mis. Ralph Miller vUI[. V •ole accumulation of Assets. Strickland and answered with "a her widowed mother, a brother straUons tor the next • meeting were Carol Oepson, Pennle Larsen ed Miller’s brother, Harris miu„ J,; However, the more cooperatlre. favorite dad" by II members. It and sister. She finished high Idaho Falls. ’ energetlo and enthusiastic the — rejwrted .that seven members school here, graduating in 1617. and Dianna Parson. roup can be, the more It tunds te making .plans to allend 4-H They moved to this area because Project rcporls were given by Mr JWd Mrs. A. W. Pelefwa. make proflls. They rtfened to /a- summer camp. they had several relatives living members of the Wood River Live­ Palm Springs, Calif,, and Mr. ami iV; Torlte quotations, “Oct happlnesi Urs. Leroy Bickford, lead here at the time. stock club when they met at the Mrs. O. A. Journey, Ooodlng wert . out of your work or you will nevei cheeked sewing projects, gave .. . She attended school at the Orange hall. A driU was held, guests of Mrs. H. Q. Frazier. kaow what happiness Is," and aaslgnmenis for the next meeting Pocatello ttchnlcal Institute for naming parts ot.the animal. Re'- “True Intelligence Is the ability to at the home of Carla Nielson and a year, majoring in business, and freahmenta were served by Mari­ UM the Intelligence of others,** gave . a. demonstration m making then married the late .Harry A, lyn Bllvft and Vicky Ou Elba News — •ni9 brother* ohsened their 10th cinnamon toast. Stradley who farmed near PUer. ELBA, June 25 — Mr. and Ma •imlTerBaiT of the Ore-lda opera- ' Carol Ann Krahn led the flag Mr*. Stradley'started-teaching J, Harvey Hall,. Hurricane. Utah, tloa In Ontario, ore, in rcbruary calute' and gave the 4 • K club in 1936, and h u been associated visited &tr. and Mrs. Elihu Beecher pledge to open the meeting of the the month befon the ground with- education In Twin Falls MBS. DOBIS STBADLEY PBOORAM GIVEN Wednesday. , breaUn« ceremonies In which Oov. MU and Fix club at the home of nAKSEK, June 35-A quartet Leo Beecher, Bountiful, tJtah, „, Robert Smylla participated took Mn. O. 8. Leavall. leader. and director from Bethany Bible returned to his liome after vlsltlnz ki ’ placs at the Burley plant. Members answered roll call by Albion State Normal school nnd Job that Is Just ending. Since then tion With the teachers and trus­ college, Santa Cruz, Calif,, pre­ his grandparents, Mr. and Mri, i" They spoke of the ouUtandIng naming Iheir favorite cake. Mrs. later her BA. degree from South­ she has been hard at work plan- tees and superintendents of the sented a program ot music at the Elihu Beecher. Leo will leave Mon. \'i and proven ability of thOM wll* !/earaI] gar« coeUng ' ern Idaho State college. Through- reorganizatlon and working rortouj schools.” Assembly of Ood chunsh Wednes­ day lor Ft. Ord, caJlf., where hJ.V for the next meeting and. refresh­ whom they bave worked and gave out'the years she also attended the reorganliatlon commit- "But no matter where you ro,' day evening. ITie church ' will be sUtioned for sU monthi credit to them for the greater part ments were served by Z}eloros spcclal schools and summer ses­ filled. active duty. BtfOUt. she says, “you will find nice peo­ of the success achieved thus far. sions at the University of South- '^ b work entailed making maps ple and I'm looking forward to go­ "Our grandfather used to say em California, San Jose State of the school areas, determining ing to La Pine and tc a c ^ g that to be a success you must *T)lte Teacher’s college and the Univers­ bus routes and working with the there.” she adds that she Intends off more than you can chew, then Examples Shown ity of Utah. myriad problems that arose with to keep her property in Twin Falls chew it," they recall. “We've al­ She tirst began teaching at Riv­ reorganlutlon. and Some day will retire here. . W hen policyholders most choked A time or two trying For 4-H Meeting erton school, north of Buhl, where •TTial’s when I stopped living ot “But In the meantime I'm going Julie Anderson showed the parts she taught for nine years. There home and started living at the of­ to enjoy moving; It's kind of need help wa'ro they emillngly .r a saddle and Doug Jones told she served as teacher. Janitor adventure,’' "We have always f«H that the fice,- she sa>-s. what makes a good showman dur­ school nurse, sometimes schoo In 1955 she resigned from the -•With her professional worTe ahe Snake river valley was one of great ing the Thursday evening meeting cook, playground supervisor and was able to maintain an active ' there in a flash I opportunity for the processing, of the Triple B 4-n club at the Job and taught one year at Blckel part-time coach, and full-time school. terest In several organliations. •hipping and marketing of agri­ Jones home. disciplinarian ot the often ram­ She Is a member of the Eaatem cultural commodlUes. Our efforts “Most of the work was complet­ , :hlldrea and has Club members discussed plans bunctious students. ed.” she soys, and there wasn" Star, Filer cliapter No. 40; Disa­ . and lma«lnatlt>n have been applied .JT Achievement day and decora­ bled American Veterans auxiliary, You probably don’t need help often. . . but when you do, In this direction for the put 30 now developed Into (be new Ore- Taught at Park Lane enough to keep me busy." jeart, or all of sur business life." lda Proeetfliv plant sow tmder tions for the club's stall at the In 183S and 1636 she Uught at But the following year she was Stradley chapter (named after her you want it/« f.'A n d that’s where we come in . .. in » coDftnicUo» west of Burley. county fair. Hiey also decided that the two-room Park Lane school, asked to return lo the Job, the Job husband); DAR; Momlngside . Tbe Orlgg brothers leased a all memben who aitended 4-H PTA eJectfd hsr a H/clJmc roejn- hurry. . . day or night, rain of shine. bimknipUd Ontario plant In IPSO The brslben noted the 10th an. m 1938 she was asked (o rur ' with whfch she was so R'clJ nlversaty ot the Ore>Ida oper- club Congress and 4 - H camp county superintendent of p___ ' and finish the task for ber of the PTA, and she has been Take advantage of our fast, friendly scrvice. Call us today. and started processing and selling should tell.about.their.experienccs froien com products. Then In IDSS aUon In OnUrio. Ore^ last Feb-- instxuction. She ran M the Repub­ - member ot the Delta Kappa it the next club meeting, stcve lican ticket. At .that time the of­ . unma, an honorary teaching they purchased a plant at a shcr- rtury, Jast before groun4 break­ Carlson and Judy Rsmseyer win Uf's ule. ThU brought about a big ing ceremonlei were held tor the fice was elecUve, but In 1947, the to teach In the Twin Falls ele­ sorority, for over 20 years. r new Butley plant. They were give demonstrations at the next office become a position appoint­ mentary schools. In line with her work she aerved Intensified pu s h to establish n eeting scheduled for 8 pjn. c&auih processing to Justify Its bom at Nampa, where tbelr ed by the Twin Falls county board By July 10, the Ts.-in Palls coun­ four years on the state textbook PEAVEY-TABER CO. rhunday at the home df Sharon of education. She was reelected ty board of education office will commitlee for the state board of THOMAB C. PEAVB? existence. Old and obsolete ma­ father was a farmer, tnio a fam­ Borper. chinery WH negotiated away and ily of U ehlldren, nine )>oyi and every two yean until the office dose and all the books and records education and was on the «tate EtUbUalied 190S nnsnruce b Oor Btulaei^ Refreshments were served by became appointive and then-was will-be spilt among the various commlHee for five new added. three glrU. Golden Orlgg moved m Sbuhoaa Street Eaat Dial BE M M4 Email processing n a of season- to Dorley two years ago, (Staff Doug Jones. appointed to the position. schools and the county clerk's of- at fruit and Tegetables were mi Her duties In that Job ic. Refrejenling Ihe Hartford Fire Insurance and, although successful, the v_ . lony and varied. She appori .Mrs. Stradley stresses through­ ume was amall. In 1952 they start­ Anderson and Albert Anderson, all ELomemakersClub all the money to all schools In the out her work In county education Company Groupj Hartford, Conn. ed down the long road of (he pota­ Burley, aboutJlve years ago-'de- county, registered all the teachers she has had “the finest coopera­ to proceasln« Industry. This same reloplng large tracts ot deserCien- Meets at Hansen certUIcatea and saw that they year a feeding company was or­ tiy lands. A large shnre of this «re^pnwerly certified, signed al| ganized for the purpose of utilising land has gone Into the raising of the waste from the plant as basic potatoes. . the a...... UreiUxHc teed ttxl to lend < The-icompony is serving tire countT (Irom which state tUlty to tJjo oveNall picture. white sauco at the Junior Home­ funds were apportioned), kept all When you look at ,a new home, be sure to A business quickly envolved, own contractor for the. construc- maker's 4-H club meeting Wednes­ the boc^ for aU schools, signed starting with the raw potato-to- Uon of this new 160- by Mo-foot day aflenooa with Mary Bennett. all warrants for school ezpetues proces^nf, quick freeling, aero building which will be a'two mil­ Sylvia Freestone was hostess. and maintained a busy visiting storage, and on to the national lion dollar pianC. The plant T(lir be Roll call was answered by the •ehedule of all ...... - market. They' completed In time for the fall crop girls each bringing an article for visiting four days during the week. original and new products which ot potatoes and will employ 300 to ludglng by the leaders, Mrs.'Blake In 1647 when the state started havo become national leaders in 400 persons when operatlon-bec^ns. Prochlleh and Mrs. Joe Froehllch. reorganizing schools. Mrs.. Strad< ITils number will increase, they !r. The articles were of the type ley started on the rcorganl-*’-- look at the water heater! this Industry. They.are marketing In all SO states and part ot Can­ report. which win be exhibited at the fair. ada. The Idaho operation of this Two members, Marilyn BaU'and The brothers proudly say, ‘There ganliatlon purchased 4,000 acres ot Oarclyn Ivie, plan,to attend the has been no necessity ot'govem- new land locaUd In the Golden 4-H camp next week at Camp menk support In this: program, Valley area southwest ot Burley Jasley. GET THE None Is wanted—none Is needed.” recently, lo be used for raising po­ The June 30 meeting will- be at Tljey feel they have a sound in­ tatoes for the new plant. 3:30 pjn. Flth Unda Froehllch, tegrated program all the way from Roll caU will be suggestions for a the land to the consumer's table, These two Orlgg'brothers were mothers and fathers luncheon. TV PICTORE and they can further pro«ress and both born at Nampa snd grew and be of conUnued benefit from a large family of la ehlldren, moved to Burley'two years ago. as an economlo factor In the coun­ nine boys and three girls. Their P. Nephl was recently elected rOO PAID FOR! try. father was a farmer, so the broUf- president of the National Frozen ers have had a iove of the. land pouto Products Institute in Chi­ since thelf youth. Oolden Grigg cago.

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U nder Em ergency O utdoor Conditions (C-our car. A meUl - veaturv 'fa Aaertca-tfiat% what twea'Seattle and Falrblnks; - ---Wev#" > rncferrfolilta} ■ ttiw VeiU thtt iMS-nUle AbSa or rubber shield wlU protect your . •..»Wh^;no,_ «tenSr*,u^ *niB growing use', adds to the gasoUne tank'from flying atones. ■ elecfric-lpill,' wont problem fttcing the summer A muiner ihleld .also U a «ood ^ ■ is virtually no V ,0 >«'md'» lun i»'magnificent : ;■*& 'mipeiUd wiidg- ^ B r in g s In'difflnilt to flat JT C A {lM IA tLDai.t.ARS —A-larg#“ lnseet-icreen-protects —aafesas'B!' U lltUe dust and the road U hard " ndlator. PlwUo shield* save IM SAVINGS MONTH AFTER br«»ka|e by Th»pUWai MASTER. T-W 'pavd. wlti last jfionlongtf- MONTH AFTER M ONTH. but they m advised to avoid Aprli Uany moloritts too % dustproof bocause ot b p ^« .cwrier, t im «nfinbry ORieflim ^ w h a t ^ t o do if you lneluded. but-lt’.pro^bly wont be -:'B«e.,that;your'.autbmobUe ls In needed, m summer many Canadl- good condition,. wlth"one br an^wTvlw :st«tlou;>sur W » Ur^i.spedal cnadlanreg. oWjaot ,1^ -«p;jy', «~you-. are ■\1o un- poiislble tm b le 'u il d«-' lay ln:dise. of accident; gat niuut- lOAHOJ^^POWER clal responsibility card f^,.y o u r TV SERVICE iflg»:ft4ataU)ctt So MUCH-toU So U T T m Insur^c#. company for British RE 3-atO PAGE TWENTY-ONE SUNDAY, JUNE 26, .1960 TIMES-NEWS, TW IN FALLS. IDAHO Maclimery Milst Be Kept i i f Repau* Pastor Talks Members of Golden Wedding,CIub Hold Meet AtiangHill Grange Meet KINO HILL. June 25-TllP ncv. - n. I. save hlRmiKhls ot hl.i rtcenl trip to Cleveland. 0-. Id in­ tend Uie 112nd Ecnenvl n.urnibly of Ihe United Presbyicrmn chiirdi or the USA. nhen Dir, Kins HU' Orance met Wedne^dny nlRtu al the Ortnge >ialt. Arthur Orecr reporled nn fiisl- tet Koutd hnve to be rei.tlnid tt dr»w' up the boundarlra of. ifii' '■ nitnl ■' trlct. Knrl Anderson. IrcLilAtlvc eommlilce roemtier, reported. TIiB Cirnnge. endorflcd n'rc. live commliice minutes be mi ill subordinate QronRU nnd ... domd Ik reulullon denllns v.ith Ihe brucetlosli ersdieaUon pro-' gram. Mrs. FrAnk Jones announced n home deman.iirat]oti BRcnt (or EI- eounty will begin her diillfi ' " S:mberx i who^e birthday niiiil- Three membfrii nf the (iDldrii Wcildlnj' Circle club salher and small rroup In 1927 In obiervanee of the vcrwrle* we in April. Mny ivnrt June were honored. includltiK the Rev. Mr. Barnca, Fmnk Jones, and It meeli o ar. {Staff phola-enpaTlng) Karl Anderson. MKMln Woodunrd. Mrs. C. E. Spence and Mrs. Cecil Bott MT3. Woodwortl made the Jaunts Noted by birthday cake, aulsted by One of M ost U nusual Clubs in Valley Addle Bmllh and Mr. and Mrs. Richfield Areas Nick Robinson. 1 The .annual picnic will be held RICHFIELD, June 3S — Mrs, W ill H old Its A nnual M eeting M onday Theo Brush, her sister, Mrs, James Vahlberg, -Elk Creek- ranger sta­ One of the most unujunl orEnn- reminisce and renew old friend- program, featuring n talk by the and Mr». MeWln Helwlch a* hosts. tion. and nelces, Oaydeona Brown bjtlions In Magic Valley will hhvc ship.1. Mrs, Crabtree says.tlie club Rev. Mt. Henry J. Gemhardt, as­ and Korea Brown, ■ Boise, visited • Its sltuilc, annual mcctlne Monday. draws membership, from all over sociate pastor ot the Twin Falls Wednesday with Mia.. 'William' It Is the Golden Wcddlnc Circle the valley, and son\etlmcs couples Methodist church and musical Stewart. Mrs. Brush's daughter, Filer News club, nn .orRanlmiloti for the from as for away as'Olertns Ferry numbers by Miss Ceclle Hack, who b convalescing at the-Twln FILER. June 3S-Mr. and Mrs. couples In Ihlj area who have-bccn attend the dinner. The event Is daughter ofT!r. ond Mrs. Lewis married for over 50 years. Foils bUnlo hospital foUowins'sur­ boy* on the ranch.- Here Dan Woodnirf worki on a tnetor, while Dean ilammoad, lupcrlnlenden O, C. Berkey and eon and Verl held this time of year because or Hack. There will be election of of. gery. 4 % or farm production, luperrltei the nork. With four aectlon* o( land to Send to the boya' day I Olngerich returned from Winston. Tlicre. will be n po'tluck dinner the pleasant weather; fleers and group singing. packed with work. (Staff photo-entravlnf) Ore.. where they attended the at 12 p.m. nt the Twin tMlls lOOP During tho dinner new members Stan] it. it sf. >/■ * * ■ >t, ‘ wedding of Doyle Phoenix and De­ hall. The annual oUicn nnce Is ol- re Introduced and they each give BenedL.______lores Roth. way.? held on the fourth Monday personal short histories. - Discuss Disease tello Thursday wlUi their mother, Gordon Held, Qrtswold, la., and In June, Anybody In the area w’ lUCHFIELD. June 24 — KaU»y Mrs. Dean Benedict, after visltUv has been morrletl for 50 years The club liM been formed .. the post week with Mr. and Mrs. ..Is son, Denver, wei 1S27. when It began with a small Swaliuton and Marilyn SwalnSton Boys at Y outh Ranch D on’t Have to Be and Mrs. Reuben more Is eligible to attend tho c Ralph Rlley, Jr., Wendell King and nunl dinner. group that met Informally for sev­ gavo reports on control of animal family. eral years. Bveniualiy Ic grew Into disease nnd choosing animals when the Sterling Kings. Mrs. Clarence Owens, Idaho Accordlnn to Mrs. E, E. Crab­ the large, present-day group. the Daby Dairy 4-H club met ot Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. CaldweU re*. Rocked to Sleep at E nd of D ay’s W ork Falls, and Mr. and Mrs, Jimmy tree. presldeni of the club, there Since 1933. the group has kept the home or Mitchell Clements. turne'd' home Wednesday from , a . Dorman and family, Denver, have aro about 200 members of Uic club. a record book on members. Club members discussed winning flve-weefc (rip to PoUtn part. (CoBllllurJ fnm This Is the schedule six days The Rev. Mr. Crowo is Justly been visiting.Mr. and Mrs. L. E, She siiys there ts usually good Throughout the years the Twin a prize at' the Outlaw day cele. Md.. Washington, D.O.. Oalax and breaking a palomino stud______week. On Sunday the group may proud ot the boys nnd notes ‘ Joslln. nttcndancc at the nie.il. which Falls Chamber of Commerce nnd brfttlon. WoodlBwn. Va. They accompanied We have n rodeo nearly every eve­ all go on a picnic nnd then go summerllme Is when he can really lasts until the Intc aflemoon. various churches have hosted the Mrs. Richard Clements served Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Slsemore, sr., ning, Qy D:30 pjii. all the boys swimming. On Saturday night they work closely with them. Spef ' ^fore than' one million automO' The purpose of the club Is to meetinfH, Since 1944. the meeting refresiiments. ’The July I meeting Gooding. Tliey visited In Mount iR bed ai\d tJio Ilghu arc out." Often attend a movie together. of the first of the summer, he says. biles In the United States aro ah provide an annual meetlnR where has been held In the lOOF hall, will be held at the Robert Conner Aliy, N. O, with Mrs. Lela Bed- * . * "Their .mental outlook • probably conditioned. ,older couples can set ti the meeting there will be home.______saul. former Richfield resident. wasn't Ih ^ e s t In tho beginning, There was a lot of work nnd they Drive Fence Posts didn't think too much ot It. iH lilt Chev» Mysleiy Stm* h ts!* Sundiyi, NBC-TV-lhi Pst Booai Ctiivy Stiewrwm wkly. ABC-TV. ‘But morale Is good nov. They reollre they have to work t< nnd they also realize they hnve been going to school for nine months and not doing too much work and now they’ve got to work for their living." He says there is ft llttle griping, but ho adds that tho older boys at the ranch often take care of that problem. •The older boys help set the pattern and the esprlte de srp," he explains. The boys ore given one dollar week for spending money. All their other expenses are provided fu. the ranch. "And they don't need more," the Rev. Mr. Crowe ex­ plains, “they’re not going where. They ore here to work and to be Improved morally." He says the moral Improve...... U done mostly by working with the boys and giving them a good deal of personal counseling, ofteh while they are working together In the fields, The Rev. tir. Crowe says there fire two major things the boys wlil gain during the summerllme. By worklBK regular hours and e " good mtais they wJti g n v p cally. "And they are also going to gali a sense of self respect." he adds. •This is something they have nev- which floor belongs to Corvair ? er had, It’s going to mean a' lot to them and to their classmates when they return to school this fell.*' And the work hM Ita effect, he notes, for three of the boys that were at the ranch during the win­ ter were allowed to return to their homes at the end of the school year this spring. Krafty Kids 4-H Club Hears Talk Maro UaaUnn. left, and DIek Greenlleld heaTe on the 3S*pound DECLO, Jiine 35 — Ruth Ooet. fence poit drlrer and drive another post in Ihe three mil tsche, who attended 4-H club fenelnr they, and olher boy* oxt-the ranch, bavo-- *— congress at the University of Ida­ •ehooi w*t oDt. (BUff pholo-etamulD*) ho. Moscow, spoke on hw expe- the -Junior Krafty Kids .4-H club met Wedneaday at the home of their leader, Mrs. Stick Out Your Tongue , Austin Walker. . -BonnJe Walker and Edith Mat­ thews left Saturday for summer D isplay of T ongue Used camb near Easley hot spring north of Ketchum. They will cam; with other Minidoka and Cassl To Rate H igh in Exams club raembem through Tuesday. Mm. Walker save a, lesson o; By HAROLD TIIOMAS UYMAN, safety on the farm. Plans were MJ). mkde for a banquet for fathers (Writtea (or Newtpapcr EDterprise ______much of the July 13 at the home of Mrs, Wal­ AsaecUUoa . of .medleU dladiotU bu Uto ker. the one that remembers people have feet I • When we were.Ud«; the i idered to ’ gaidgetecra ' and A safety tour Is plannM to the . examination beg» <•" the week of July 34-90 which w»] 'Plalnod-br*not alclans bother-to'look at U .*1. be observed a« Safety on the Fahn - “ Hey,” said^pur Cprvar engineers (blew who sit in seat have,feet, , ^fcellns veil or If though It seeips to funeUon. quite Md-IIome-week.'' ' ...... ^ o u didn’t look actively especially'during U e •• well, you'd be or- preceding a naUonal. elec­ tool*’ So they put Corvair’s engme-transmission package in the rear (only. U .S. compact . dercd tocUck outi tion. ■ • ...... 18.' your tongue. Here Is a partial list'of a (e« built that way) andprestol a practically flat iloor, front.an'ire^^^ ; W h e th e r Inta you might derive from i TOOR STANLEY BABIN e x a m in e r __ RlOHPIELD, June as — Carl Drop in at your .dealer'*'and t^vCom ii^ijai^Ie:} your noUier or Paulson, llieo Brush, Elwytih Ckr- the family doctor; ver. Lyle Piper and Tted BIpIey. Bcat^iThcJi-iIidc behind thtr | Brown furring. Maytw "autO' Richfield businessmen, attended you Would get "a; Intoxication,"-particularly If ellm* c io a h in g out"' the North Side Communities tour Inated by a gbod "cleaning out.” of Stanley basjn Tttursday after- wheel and pretend thateoiV aif" — sail* or calomel , . BooB-to-dlsflUM thB.propoaei jit- and aalta or sulphur 'and inolanes Uonal patjc ia the area; The Rich­ is yours. Soon w ill be^ we think. U the tongue-vae coatciL field men met a troup In Hailey And u Jt wa«rt,c6Bted M t i^ce to go to Stanley. and pink and tnotot. .7qu'd:g^t .the pnibal)lf:.«-vltaniln-B^deflclene7. ElUier way.-thwV'Wa*. the Sniisei, Cuta .or Scats at .edgea. V •' Su.ypwlmlavthoTi»oiei)(ed •'exeuu’jKned longed IrrlUtloa oft«n due to •~ty:pwnror-wiy«ic>»a:V Ti- uia-«f-Biouth-«aalw-contal .Sometlmea,' a«’0& the ojwolng lodluin horate, * ' daya-o(. basebaU,-flihlh;E or. hunt* Wandering Areas^rbf 'seaUng ■" -— in i or on nuplelbn cl an (aeographlo Tongue). 'I f 'unae* spot.th|it itfusea to heal b^.cfew ung r 111 e n • exam." the coiripanled 1>y loreneai, piotyilily days.\better. arrange..to st«.'your wai %brth'ttie candle. Moat due to inltant loods.'eondlments doelor-especl^lly if jrouta.- " : 313 Main AveniiS >yesr{ ■: Twin Fa ll. howewfi parenU bcaune ...... " a lio paiDlul ^eavy smoker. ____ r . S U N D A Y , TONE 26, Mao ' PAGE TWENTY-TWO TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS,-IDAHO Fbxlail-Iike Weed Considered W orst on Idaho Range Agronomist Gets Ma^c Valley July 1 Transfer To Job at Parma- Paul, .(Jim) Torrell. Twin Pali, University of Idaho experiment FARM NEWH sutlon ogronomlsu is being trans. By Som Rot«n fcrred to Parma effective July i . TorrcU'has been assighrt in thl.' i Rout* 2, HenioB, Phone GArfield 3-5910 area sincc IS57 worklnl on m e ^ ■' sahead and hatogeton, Idalio'.^ worst range weeds, Hl.^ work nn be aimed ot the primary tahi-i medawhead. whlcii now occupi,i W eek Started O ut W ith Frost, Closed »m e 700.000 acrts In Idaho. He - being transferred closer' to ih. tctnct of the we:d. W ith Perfect Valley G row ing W eather Torrell will return to ih& >rfa tl.Mtt ,-. __ _ . . ** Last week (lie weather started The worst bean damage , seems In the Fairfield art*, the exteitt cold and ended up hot aiid perfect 10 be In the Paul-Ruperl vicin­ of damage.to winter wheal hasn't for the cxCcrulon *< for beans, pew. alfalfa and corn.. ities. but oUier damage was re­ been tsjcssed yet. Sometl--- Unfortunately some farmers had ported near Hazelcon, south of where only parts of the heads I plow up (heir young bean crops Kimberly and Hansen and in the nipped brown, the remaining parts and others aren:fr,sure yet of dam- Burley-Dcclo area. South of Bur- fill heavier and mn'ie.up by site Grade Low Gopi l;y there was hardly ony damage, what Is lacking In the number o.' The 1^30-pout:d eani> btr. **Fleldmen of cooiract bean com­ j In the Cutleford-Buhl oreca. kernels,' trudU , steer purchns^d t«o panies say froit damage won't be Wherever.bcans had been culti­ the Fairfield area has weeks aw by thJ Independent evaluated for some Ume yet. Borne vated these-seemed to have been generally come out of the frcst Meat company had a dresitns beans look norte days after the hit the hardest. Some fieldmen set-back, and with har^’cst under percentage of.6:.D. said otto frost, bui again others look bitter. cald these fields not cultivated yet. way. it looks as though only llis Plcrence, Jr. .Tli: gmds was low ccod. fields were hit so bad ere not troubled. tips of the alfnlfn were damaged PeM were damaged more than enough to limit hay production. The steer wns on: of two there was no doubt In anybody's from the Idaho Rincli for nllnd but to plow the beans up and beans. Early varieties seemed to Only the wcsk before, ficldmcn have be:n hit the hardest, since ifouth fed out by the Olih-Ujad try to plant some other crop, late .or bean companies were enthusi­ Cattle company. Twin Falls. u It is. Some farmers are planting the damage occurred wherever the astic about excellent stands every, plntos in place of other varietici pods were setting on or the plants where. and hoping the sunmer and fall were in full btoom. In the Paul wcalhtr patterns iire fovorable, in nrctt. some whole vines were down, ••Uie pn* past, fomc Fourth of July com also was hit In plocca that planting..Ing* of plntos have turned nd never been frosted iKforc, but succe^fully. Others are put- .3rn Is expected to come out of It Ung m oats-or barley. - and.grow from .thc.lnslde.

A bout H alf of Farm s foi*

T.F. County Reappraised farmers ..pumping water from greater Oepths thon'-oihers;-or . . far under the IdoSo tax equall* pulling fewer Inches of water, wiU toUon program, says Joe Hackncy, tjave-' their lands appraised at county appraiser. smaller values. The size ot the The other half should be reap­ ump and the land capabilities also praised within the next year, re factors. Hackney added- Hackney said, all residential Tha new appraisals are bued on property in Twin Palls county, ex­ . Atflnt <0 resemble foxUlL Coailder- foot. Seed prodncUon has bten reported tt mere tb&n SW pound* land copabllllles and actual crop cluding some small part of Twin ed noir br tone arronomUU to be the wont ranfe weed In Idaho,Idilii), to tlie acre. 11 Ukct * fire U i depeef firenhelt, held for tereB production, with Irrigated agricul­ Falls Itself and Its- commercial the leeJ head iftln il the »m»II...... white card meaiure* upward from mlnutet. (o kill all Ihe teed, % fu t Impoulbte Is aceompllib on tbe tural lands classUled higher than sites, has already been reappraised. the m U to fite loehei io htliht. The heardt are barbed io the n a tt. I t b a i ipre»d Is more than IH.OOO acret of ranceland li land used only for dry grazing, According to Idaho law, the tax teueh and,tbejr aeaiure on'the rule from.two Is (Its laches. Ai Idaho, and spread more u tho birbtd heads atlaeh themselre* that sets dry for lack Of water. equalization program had to be the seed outurei, Ihe beard* cel wavr. The plant* themielTe* are Ihe flanks or Jaws o( Itfeitock, Ihui Irauporllnc the leeds. (Staff Unique problems for which nei­ underway In all counties 'before cxtremelr aiiresdr* and (row *oneUiae« erer I4M is Iho tQoar* photo-enirraTlDfl ther mortgage companies nor to* 1961. Hackney said he and his had any previous experl- crew of men will attempt to have wind conditions. ______on how to appraise Unds the entire appraisal, both farm Ilonerer, Torrell says, one bum irrigated with pump watery A ta­ and residential completed by the Medusahead G iven Public E nem y No. 1 will remove the heavy- Utter. Be- ble was devised by Hackney and end of the next year, after which " se oC (he heavy litter, cattle Phillip Long, Bobe, member of the time the county aasessor's office I't graze It or other grasses Idaho tax commission, that seems will have the Job of entering all Ranking as It Spreads on Rangelands hard to get at within the barbed to be working out very satUfoc- the daU on their record books, C*-«» B.kr Twin* PmIIIc CMp.r*. seedheads. Some of the seed will torUy and haa the endorsement of Hackney said the cooperation he tlvts sires you mor* for ya*' «ilh MeduMheid. an annual weed, 1* (about one-third of Iho stale), prevent sMdlngs of wheatgi.... be dlstroyed in the fire. The other many pumpland formers, added h u received from fanners and th«u fasturts: now public range enemy No. 1 In Oregon and Washington. from estftbllshlng even in higher seed will come In conuct with the Hackney. townspeople has been overwhelm­ • Increased TtntlU • FhII Feetas* Idaho, according to Information Torrell, who h u been assigned rolnfaU orcoa. soil where it can germinate. The Ubie is devised ingly — " Sittnofh .PerPDynd presented by Paul (Jim) Torrell since 19S7 to work on the prob­ It Is n prolific seed producer and A second year of working that • Suparlef Bla*tf« « CrtaMr Eeaiitt Tsin Fall), agrcnambt 'for the lem, says medusahead will thrive each year U shatters 620 pounds sell Is (hen needed to get the seedllngi. notes Torrell, a fte r elF.b*,. .MlM^raadJtrt University of Idaho. In areas with from seven Inches f seed on coch acre of land on Rttlrtsaf Tliere are no reward poster* out up to 40 Inches of rainfall a year, rhlch It 1^ established, The seeds which a stand of improved and Harvesting.of Cannery Peas against this range weed .but If In Idaho it seems to be follow­ re extremely viable, and os many palalable grass may be established. In • Mill. W III- there were, the bounty would run ing the cheatgrass ranges, with s J,BSS plonts per square foot Re also ssys deep plowing, slx oi ...... jnd li*f*»dFfM* Into the millions. conservaUve estu the Bbltlty to crowd out this vlg- have been counted. It also has i seven inches deep, will keep new To Begin Soon Despite FroSt • tt»d*ah ‘fe*" Twl«e mate* by rancher* and bureau ' t plant. The BLM (stmates high survival rate, with Bcrmlna- stands of medusahead from grow- MURTAUOH, June 2J-Desplte jtogger-plantcd last spring so th.it; • Rallibla land management oKlclnb pit... ] are 8 million acres of chest- Uon reported at 00 to tS per cent frost that touched cannery peas the harvesting operation wlll'be Strength Ib • CuitsMaad the potenUU tou of forage to the grass range In Idaho. Unfortunntely, it is Incredibly In a good stand ot crested or in- ori appi^motely 300 acres south conUnuous throughout July. Kaenlag QaalItT livestock Industry at obout 3 mil­ The name medusahead 1^ derived unpalatable. temedlate wheat^rass, the me­ of the Murtaugh-Hansen areas, The crop U cut by onaU swath- T«« will be sure ef yeur bsU> hriaa wkia lion dollars each^yeor. from ancient Greek mythology. dusahead won't get a start, says Paul Wood,-fleldman for Califor­ .rs mounted on the rear end of Mrchaaed at the atm ditpltrlng rtt* An aggttsslve, competlllve plant, Each year It leaves a heavy litter Torrell. offering some good along hcin« embkM. ■ a m *i«a fer Umm. MeduM w«* d female moosterwlth of grass.on thf-ground. and some nia Packlnff company, said the the company tractors, which in medusahead has established l(« with the bad. harvesting of the crop will begin turn are driven backwards. ' writhing, make-llke hair with the of the — ------This polnta to his Immediate obnoxlou* authority on more than ability to turn men who looked at next W day afternoon. - presently, a b o u t >50,000 . MEMBER 700,000 acre* In Idaho. Each acre .. makes its way to the soil .Kommendstlon on pceventlng the tier uito stone. through th&t mass of Utter. When spresd ot this costly weed to Ma­ ‘And well be located wuth of Of medusahead deprives livestock neld of peaa grown for us." said of at least ts worth of feed each The medusahead plant h u Urge a field is burned, the seed In. the gic VaUey; Murtaugh lake, being prepared PACIFIC COOPERATIVES year. beards on the end of the seed, litter will oome Infcontact with He says priority should be given Wood, who lives In Burley, 'Xmless harve*t the crop that 1* “ from two to five Inches long that the mlnerBt"tIefaienls and ' ) the rehablUUtlon of cheatgrass the frost damage Is worse than — Twin Palls county. .Medu !* 00. anticipated.” . cur In It Idaho counties and are curl heavy at maturity. Becauu germinate. ranges, seeding' them to hardy Payment, said Wood lu t spring. ' now as for south a* the Mayfield of this tnlt It received the name The control of medusaheAd Is erennUls before the medusahead He said those peas that had Is made.before Sept. 21 for the TWIN FALLS ’ junction between Boise nnd Moun­ easier said than done.” says Tor- utenter the area. been setting-on pods were the green peu. I tain Rome, *ays TorreU. The beards have email berb* rell. He has been running some Alter this, money and wort; can worst damaged, but it w u hard CaUfomla packing .company 1* sen only under a magnifying Uil plot* oa ranges where it is .e used for eradication of medusa* to estimate to what extent the commonly known os CalPac. and' . It has t2suipcd the tpoUIght from glass. They can be felt by found. head-infested ranges. In this way, frest had cUt Into the yields ot CO-OP SUPPLY 'halogeton In these countles,.and Is sells Its products under the brand' ning fingers across It. He has » 0' tlM earUest pioneer* In and fewer utUe on the rangH horses over the fences at Sublett,' ... the Baft River country, says the around the aUck Pine mountalDS, Gamble oald. • dry weather cycle In southern Ida. AIMoo, the City of Rocks and Sub. Cattle drives In the earlier dsys ho 1* about the worst he can recall were all directed to Kelton Bom In the Raft river area in The weathu w u mort Mvere In American P^Us. and Gamble i m . Gamble reea»td for ranch- thou days and the' winter soov* called sellinc some steers at - en and other visitors to' the recent fall'was higher. per head. , xut'Caula field dafto“ ^ « 5J5 S>*“ ^ THE MOST OUTSTANDING DITCHING TOOL ON . Prior, to m there-were few j nnchM but more than MMO head THE MARKET TODAY! : ofcatUeroamrttherangea.-arau TRACTOR ' wai all over the country in those day*,_^BrM%:*hadscale i d wS” if Constructed of high tensile steel and ductile Iron for greater strength and longer life. . „ The gross' and desirable native . desert shrubs dwindled alter » » :fr-Fit8 on any tractor with a 3-poInt-hitch saviiig. time and labor 1815.0*m- IlM BRELUS ^Ue.'attribute* .the.decline - in- de- -— '^ Designed to do aiob oryour farmUhat-unUl-hcivir'co\ild-biiiy be” .done by a man .with a flhovel., ■•BUTliR/.^erieo'* la fa ^- ie iiln b lfii; now' • ruiftnri typt VMllliltr . •.••.•.•.jtwo W I« H ^ ‘a»w'i»««lW(« '.^.-Makes a djtcli' 24" to 4CK'- wide and-48" deep.' ^ It !a driven ;by : Tbe oldUmer sold there wer» onirtlM tminailM. . , L ?-T,Q„ making it possible to^dean niuddy or dry ditches. e - • Niw, rigid maBtttU li.hli. . . m l btitd *r gil ImI. ~ ...... 1 ,,,.^ ,1,, |M,.r jiU. rr„;'liw h e .m U ^ “Ptom 1 to ; ★’ Controls discharged-dirt leaving it evenly sjir^d-over the bank ' • N«« avfir •|i«iilag li l*r Mihr. (wtw kaIm^Iks •( gcalii.^ ' , .. or discha^ed up to 60 feet in the field. "-*7 '0tittlt*'btlosglnt£? to'mea Uka ------T - ir Moss and 'weeda cause.no problem, in many cases water may be ' W 'flporks and-J. Q. • Nt« . . . M. M l . 1 ^ . . . «U«<. left in the ditch and moss, silt an'd weeds removed in one-simple MOl-fba were sold by. the bead u peratIon. . • :---- - .... I tlitu l.m bu. • 1,U0 U. • • tMO W • >.37« bv. 9

Oral* OrHa« MalrMrt. ★ ^e^Wcatcrn Ditch Master is UNCONDITJON^LY GU^AN-

MeVEY'S, Inc. McVEY'S, Inc. ■WIN FALLS. McVeys Volley EquipT E q u i p p e W f SUNDAY, JUNE 26. lOGO TIMES-NEW^, ;rWIN FALLS, IDAHO, PAGE TWENTY-THREB

M aking Musical Instroments Taxes Storage for iSvin Falls Man M iite Settlers Go A rm ed in Keriyaas

T ension Rises O ver AfricafiSelf-Rule nv'SAUL I’ETT isnd they'd live under n1) Alrlcan rtolencc when die Africans lake KAlnour, Ke!i>'«, June 25 i-P—' dlctntorshlp." over, .but I ’d wet:ome It. I'd tliooc.. Wc fl?pve up low.ird the Equmor.i DrIsRs Introduced \i» ii ) ]iis clilc. tlicni down by the tiUHdreds—not -t«-H»e-be-iui.lul-whlW-hl6UUmd»^attir. lol their Irlendt i»}iHely iirlnkli>gl And ))1» tycs burned nj)d he A lullc and more uUQve sea level. Kin. 'said. "I tell you i can see tha drove In brlRlit clean sunllt;lu, And tlien oi'llc Midclciily on n pliy.'.lcnl enemy. | can tte his (aco lieady n'.iucsplicri', under a bnl- (uiuty allernoau, the couver«:i- and Hint one I'd Ilka to kill." llanl blue iVy. lion turned ttllliom clmnRc of; • On llie way back to Nairobi. ^ . cllinbcd the lillU anrt curveJ, temper lo guii.s l6 ln:rc:ued riicial rollcJ through the &arae lovely nroiind deep greeti vnllcys biir.st-jiciisicn. to talk of n pos.stbic re* l&nds:npe but Minehow the poetry ini; wlih bituuiiiv and p.vlin lerwes.lvlvn) ol Mau M.iu and the rl.'c-in;was gone. Next day, we mw Tom . wj iJoued dauii lo Jfijlic ii.iitvc crime. Tltctinni tJJscusifd. Mboya. IJjc 30, coppcry, baboons croJ.V W6 pa.vs:d !v siK'n'the relative nicrlu al a .4S CoU.black politician whom many think AuyliHt. "Elepliants. rhino and baf-land an Italian Bcrola. 1 will be Kenya's Ilrsl prime mln- fiilo In forMt. PlcftM' drive care-] "Wc rc carryhiR K'lns aRaln. you Istcr. • - ' luily.':;' Anil ft mile later, wc pais- knou-." Brifigs expf«lncd. "I doj He was In his olflce at the n .... :mMvu under my Jacket and my wife niodcrn headQunrlcrs of the Ken- In her pur.se. We've-heard- there ya Federation of Labor, which ha (iuslertd by i:mer«ticy have been Man Miiii o.ith.tnklnn, beads, Mboya wore a dark gray ; drove tliruug.l unlive-- s:ll!c- crrcnioiiles airnlti, Tfnts/«r, tlicrt-'fOlJ. ih.’rl, ilrJpfd He. ,Ho ineni.%...... beehives round huts i,ns ix;,;.,, iiujb nctual violence ex-1 talked confidently but softly. walled wHlJ mud and stlckv iind[„pt for an oceiwlonal etonlng of Ho jcfcrred to the white sutlers ruotcd wiili drleir k^.vs 'int. a ,vhlie man's cir." a.vUnmlgranis” the British atarted driver said tire Klkyuus hr.iint| we vi'.lird the 500 • acre *Q'onlilnK here only co year* *B0. clu-siercd that way until the Eaicr- gj jj^, tl„p;,c.-.. a wiry, toush: ""d lie said they Have nothing to Bcney.Uie three years of Mau Mail extrovert of (TJ. uho loola I3.j{wr under a native go>-ernmeiit. Btroellics ngoiiw white anil bl.M. ^ „„ „trcmlst bir He...... spoKe...... of land...... reform, and 'said ...... iJie nwlJtcivi Iwruoii Itll many people utfmlt prlvntely thai Olio tiimfs acreage H'ouJd be JJral' ' up with Mt. Uenyti, vL^lbtc unly up lie .^Imply volce.^ opitilons tliey'ri to 0 maximum and the land o lo li.f niMsMve liaunchi'.s, htcllnR loo polite (o es'jirc.^v llial would be bought at a 'fair n.OOO-hwt faec behind a \ell Made News lisrller price" and distributed among Afri­ clouds. Wo MiTc cipht nillci early this year can.?. ' le E.,u. I.-* cool,', L by lliq winds olf the when the Kenya dclcnntiun ThU 1^ a paramount Issue, he' , iiiri;e:l ircni the London confer­ sald. 'bccaUSe: "While the Afri­ ence, wlterc the Brlttsii rockcd^ie can may be slmplc-mlnclfd, he sees wr.s t!ic heart of the JiisM- whltcjctircrs with a bluepriift for ■what lie secs. He travels by bus or land.1, the huine of Ilie proud Kenja‘4 future. As a first s;ep walks Irom Ills overcrowded re- ■ white- iptllcr and clladcl of the (oa',ird Indrpcndrneo nt nn un- serve where lie owns noUilng, and stronge.M oppc^lllon ta the Alrl- spccirie^ate. Afrlc.iiu were given he asca the vjst rich beautiful caiu' miircli toward ai^ll rule and ft larger franchise, which would highlands fenced In by the while Independence In Ucnya. In ni^iiUrc them a majority In the leg­ man. HB sees they have so much BrltWi colony, the black'innn islature and several ministries. and ho has so little." numbcr.i tho while man D4 to He agreed ihnt African Illiteracy ^, -' Vfxil CattfE ftanrh TicluritlDK lo Wnlrobl airport. iafir r,t Irafntn. V,. ' thc-i5.030-acrc, Mlchael_Blundell, leader of- Ihe cnttie I .h of Group C'apt.l Kenya moderntes. ran Inic) a one- ment but said Indepcndenco could: Llewelly...... R. _BriKgii . formerly.. 'of >i>an ambush. Hughes threw 30 not wall beyond early 1862. that?,’ tho Royal air force and a actller 50-cent pieces at him shouting. while civil servants would be en<" here since 1B47. •;You bloody Judas, you sold Olitl" couraged lo stay, that the chaos o f' aeorrs Jaht)K)n. Twin Fall*, dlaplaya portion of the ______hit instmmenta are the elretric'variety that ulillxe an aniplider. He fan made every tall, dtgnlllcd Brltlsl) gentle- the Congo could be avoided be­ He hat made In (tie past It year*. He fiflfds a tamfnattd tanja be U naUblnt .. . iblor . Irem rlallni...... lo btnjot...... and U npidly ruaalae out cf storage roacD. lie vtayt ___ _ Briggs pulled a pipe from . .. the lovely .luiiny day we cause the transition In Keoy* t rentJy. It U « sound box Instrument, the first of such tjp* h« hai mad^ Moil of them aU but atresMS he U not aocompHihed musician. (Staff pholo*cnpavtnf) hla bush Jacket and quietly ex­ saw lilm, Jim Huglies was still would not be overnight. plained the position of the Untied steaming. Bct’ft-een answering phone calls ; party he leads. They want, he said, He denounced "the bloody wind Mboya denied there waa a Mau ' SNAKE RIVER KEl'OHT a '-political standsliU'' until mo'ri change" In Africa, the British Mau revival brewing and sold h#' Driver Fined on Africans arc cducatcd. unlirAfrl- ' yielding to It and to ihc"antl- had always opposed the terror.- But^ Area M an M akes Own Instrum ent A fter -.... show they arc capable of gov­ coloiilallsm of America." Jfe Mboyo, tike all oUier Afrlcan’pol*! Three Citations ernment with ••tolerance, respon- lernalely referred to Africans _ ■itlclans. Is clamoring for the re-:- BUJJL. Juno 55-IUiy a. Or.un- Blblllty and integrity." "bloody' apes" ond •'lllllerato ba­ lease of Jomo Kenyatta, He D ecided to Learn G uitar P laying er. Wendell, was fined by Jimtlce All this.'lie said, will take time boons" but said his own boys were legendary leader whom the Brltlalr orConl. £tG of the Pe.ice C. E. Rudy Wednes­ but he didn't aay how much. He all right although ho doesn’t tnist imprisoned before the emergencr^ ...... ---—■...... Pt»» i!ar.' He made the b«etlc-sliaped ilectric sound pickup. The pick- day lor three citation.'!. He waj them because, "If they'd kill their will (t VO somaim9 ^persons a good .,c„na box by lamlnatlaj the dlf- pointed out that the ilx million as the cttanlter ot the terror. 'up is on the aoundbox under the fined (S and costa each for failure Africans In Kenya have no pro­ •wn fathers and tnothers, why fercnt wooden blocks togcthcj^ nnd stringa and It must be wound with rmr* Hm. UO.TW* (0 display a lOGO license and for fessional class — only seven law- ot Ihelr boss?" . Noverthcless. Jo h n .to n and n then setting lo work wlth a chisel hundreds ot feet of copper wire, drlvinj with'faulty equipment. He accountant, 23 doetor.i. Then: “Boyl Tear hUnJ I’ir'K__ a.»» Earn Honors group ol friends meet regularly and sanding machine and actually measuring only .003 ol an Inch, wai assessed an addltlonai'ss court engineers, no surveyors, no den- And while a uniformed.'* bare­ COLLEGE OP IDAHO, Cald-, durJiJff the wJnlcr nionUu lor cutlJns the wood away iu)UI only This...... fine wire is broken euiiij-. if costs fcr Jjavlflff no drivcr'j Jlcenie footed African served, HwrJjcs well, June 35—Fourteen iJudent*- kind of western and otdtlme the thin soundbox iliell remains thla liai the job must be be- BL z : z :- ‘? ; i ' 1 Ills posse.ulon. Wanl to Control All said. "I'd atari a revolution If I from Magic Valley are oa theZ ' llglous song Jam .session. There .... Tlie convex lop ot the sound- _ .. _ the wire must be m. ftll. Ilf,, _ l.OOS.OOT* Juan T. Vldalc.% Bulil. was fined could get 1.000 gusty blokes to- ‘And yet they w-ant to control CQllcgo of Idaho dean's list fo r^ - iour to seven perxina In the group,- 3x was made In the same manf spliced, and Johnson notes either t6 and costa for failure to register Rclher." But he didn't finish the Is enough to discourage the everything now. If they did; It the second semester. _ Johnson Is putting finishing! -, by hollowing It out of a thlcli car. Tony Cana. Buhl, forfelt- would be economic disaster, capital thought. Instead, he said, he'd se' They Include Carole Ho6s, Deoa^ touclies on a soundbox bnnio, made spruce plank. tl5 bond for fallure.to appear would flow out. the civil service out If he could get a fair prk. Bamhouse, Pat Fosrlenfuxd Evelyn- of laminated mahogany and pop- Johnson says the tvo most dlfi But neither job haa deterred tile citation of driving with nc would disappear and, like the Con­ ind go to South Africa "and fight Johnson for the paat ttw years. He Shotwcll, all Twin Palls- Bue Lu- - ficult jobs of coastiijctlng a strlnj driver's license. He was cited Tucs. go. Uiere would be o breakdown in ilong side theme there for the cas and Marilyn Smith, both cd elcctrlc fnifrument are makiij atlll turn* the JnitnunMls ou' (lay and posted H>e bond iJjnl day law and order. Most Europoan survival of the tchllo race." Icr; Bruca Campbell, ilarrs Ob&« the neck perfectly level, so till Mys he wlU continue to do i before Judgo Rudy, and was ' A former British army major, •'It's a way of expressing my­ n.wilni'Kroifil',! 1,600 1 farmers would leave—In fact, many and Elaine Phllllfis, all Jerome;' Grange Hears strings wpn't rattle on high frets •• - ir. roodlne _ 1,010) appear Wednesday. already arc selling out at a loss Hughea frequently carries two Iv- and Leroy Lewis, Karen Johnson* and wrapping the wire around t|i< self. I can make them pretty or All citations were Issued by raUier than face a future where ory-handled Colt 4Sa on his hips. Larry Johnson,'Ann Annltage onA Blaln nnd i have no intention of Stato Patrolman Rlciiard Burns. thcir'Iand would he •I don't know whether iherell be Emeat Peterson, all Buhl. / , 1 Defense Talli abandoning the hobby, even If I .SiiiVt »i Mllnr-IIIickr»ot Demonstration Is ^ ? i i Vern Strong spoke on civil defense *AefT.tcttj fitbtr at a meeting of the Hollister bobby.” :r - Orange Wednesday night. She Blamed in Crash Given for Lassies t L 'A atrc&sed tho stability and eco- Faulty brakes were blamed by HANSEN. June 25 — Gall Well- • ^ V nomle ruggednesa of the smaller pollco Friday for an- accident Divorce Asked housen gave a demonstration on p n : . Sjl rural communlUea will bo depend. Mrs. Mildred C. Kralicek filed flat fell scams and how to match scams on facing at the fifth I-.', ed upon In times of possible I and resulted in suit for divorce against Ed J, Krai- Blueprint ture disaster. slon of the Learning LaAsles .. . damagca to a t»M Plymo leek iR district court Friday al­ Mflrk..nnd Scott Skeem save .. leging grievous mental suffeHng Ing and cooking 4-H club held cn by Juae lu Klnind. J, touu Thursday afccmoaa with Joyce musical duct. BeUi and Marilyn 2, Kimberly, and about and seeking custody of a child. $35 Skeem gave readings, RaeVon and telephone pole and powei monthly child support and (76 all- Mihier News Froehllch. jony. MILNEB, June 25 — Mrs, Ted At the fourth sessions held .. Karen Skeem sang a duct, and Kindred told Deputi Mrs. Skeem played a piano solo, The Krallceks «cre married Wren has rct-'med home from vis­ eently wllh Peggy Scott, she dem­ Clarence Tlngst he wd onstrated how to cook vegetables. Skccm gave a reading. Closlns 35 miles an houf______Sept. » , 1937, in Buhl. Lawrence iting friends and'relatlvcs at Lava thought was given by C. M. Lant- B. Quinn-, Twin Falls, Is attorney Hot Springs. Marlbti Martens and Diana Gray tircparlng lo make a/right tiirn ' demonstrated how to make Ing, onto a country road' when hla for Mrs. Krallcek. C. E. Bears, son of Mr. and ^trs. Mrs. Hebei- loufhrnJlJcr reporl- brake went down i6 Uie floor. BUM Seara, Is Jn Cail/ornl» with cd on hinU on freezing and W. J, Rather than try toieompleto the ATTEND FUNERAI, his brother, Howard Sears. Lantlng ' presented Information lurn he look to theiutiji. he said. HAOERMAN, June 23-Mh and llcli. Donna Laraen end Betty about federal aid to education. Mra. Q. P. Rusaell and Mr. and PARK CLEANED Martens atlended the 4-H congress Discussion was held on making a His windshield, lejt front fender and hood were dlmsged exien» Mrs. J. B. Russell attended funcr: ELBA, June 25—A number .. last week. firebreak around the Orange hall al services for Josh Russell, young­ tho residents cleaned the Elba park The July 5 meeting wm be held end surrounding Hollister vlelnlty. alvely. Three pa escaped Injury, er brother of J. R. Russell, in Se­ Wednesday. Groas was mowed and with the leader, Mrs; Martin Well- C. M. Lantlng waa appointed attle. trucks hauled the trash awa}’. chatrman ol * eomm>llee-le p}aa sued. A'test of I tie's brakes the work. showed them ' It was reported the T»'ln FalU county Pomona Grange picnic will be lield July 10 at the county fair grounds at Filer. Mr. and Mrs, oienn Nelson and Mr. and Mra. Steve Postoor ^ e d

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'SUNDAY, JUNE' 20, 1D6Q PAGE TTONTY-FIVE TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALI,S, IDAHO LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Program Concentrates on Carp Stock Gains . Auto Fii’ms Hold Pace, Steel Selling Leads Knak J. Smith siil Kllfn Irregular in Slides as Summer Is Sfarted Grain Market nllh. huilxnd tnt NEW YORK. June 25 L^-Buil- e.- w ill dlvldcil ilirousliout ilie t'co- Nearby rye pwlilons fell m ' ot (liP rccriU noinic field. n«Ull lr«de mid car- ' .hut off .'kjiiic production n »eck hlRtin. thil bclnv ivorllfs i>ufh le vcndlnc U-' .-(dvaiiccd. hr.Avj- coiutrue- four cents a bushO, while niau ■be irinimton of i: jr.v ciccironlcs Mid' bo;il (Ion ntid truck tonnngr drclliicdj Coinp.ict curs nccouiitrd for n 'oybean contract: ;u»cred from lime lo U ■ " inchnnRcd. rrcofd 31 per cent of this wtck> c (loni Mtllztni; selling. I Automakers aiepped up produe-| ;o!.-ii; Pi-oducilon of these popular, with i;ist l=Vl(liiy, Old line Iciuicra cnjoj td « iciv models in liic first lialf ot, I Pi k-list bewer'jnjvrkei. aided more byi he yejr tondicdj'Jmost on^mll- off I ts off >. . rye lope.^ lor the-future lli.m jipr.' 3’i, soybenw off 1 ornioncc of ihetr lndu.iti-lc.< (or: Slccl output sllpprd 10 1.73D.OOO . drummed lards up 12 ho -week. For exiuiiple. .slcJbl Livestock on.', or 61 ptr cent of ciip.iclty. 18 txihiis. Irmed oti a stntcmcnt by the | nils the /econil loaest oprr- Wlu-nt futures foil the wclglit of OUN HODMAN. DWBASKD ircJldcnl of Joiic.i nud Lic(li Steclmcn looked for the opcr- Southwest, although enough orders to JorcAtaU .c!ffliiB| .uir.K r.itc to dip neur 50 per cent ere retarded by mini Wntren. O.^^plnnt ihdcpcii-' during July, during vncallon, The ConmiLuion houses bought wheat :e dtiy, Steel opcr.-vtloiw ssnk tot iiiriii-’itry took henrt Irom n prc- 11 the decline. Spot wlicat de- eiv 1960 low.ill 61 per cent ol lilciion by-ClinrlrA .M. Bccgliiy. dinrd one to six cents' In erratic rated csMclty and further (Ir-I lircMdent of Jones niui Uiughlln nrlielli. T«.n K.ll., Si :Ilnc.'< art expected as indiuirlr.1 Sicrl corporntlon. Hint, an upturn Liquidation carried July corn tc 'SC.Mloiu spread. should develop in August and that new crop low early In the week. Oils were helped by improve- IDBO will ije n good ycnr. Good Kcatlier xvns pi-evaicnt nnd 1/ llOWAnD R. nODSIAtf nent In their inventory .■ilUiatioii. -'s dny buying propelled re- brought rcnttercd selling. Some 3ftsollne supplies Imd their *hnrp- c 10 cnlns up (0 four per cnnceni, wns voiced inter in the ■ drop ot ihe ycnr. Also oil co;ii. r a ycnr ngo. H-eck. however, when severe storms . lies -were reported expiinriim; M- Snow, executive vice struck Uie com belt. Com reports ;lielr imies by pushing hlilieriu ( of the National Associa­ said cuUlvstlon was behind nor­ mal...... J / s ueKlccled prciluct.r tion of Furnliiire .M;inufacturer.v[ lATrun OK TIIKJSTATE 0»* SelllnB in the boats reflected nn rfportcd .^nlcs ln the first half of 'Cash corn fell three lo four cents noUMAN. lOXRASbO micle In Br.rron's. a flnnncl.il the year wore equal lo or a lltlle II larger receipts and a poor ship­ ft hpr«br Btvcn 1i? tht uu R'cekly. that bo.-vt orders so ftir tlil<, liifiUer than ln.M ycnr. He forecast ping demnnd. have f.illeu olf. Coppers lurt- ft five p(!r cent gnln for the ycnr Cash houses supported onts fu­ lays of firmness on better pricrs as a whole. tures In Ihe face of small liquida­ the meial. Drugs enjoyed de. if living In .May inched tion In Ihe nearby months. Cash nand trom. llnie to time...... record for tlie third lls wero Hi cents lower.. Individual news Items helped month in n.rou', moving up one- Most rye futures plunged to new J)eir stocks. American Shipbutld- I •liuihirr I.mU :. .tenth of one per ccnt to 12B.3 per lows for the seusot\^n heavy liqui­ Tv'in K«M»Tcoun1r'ofTi !ng gained on a H-for-l spht. Orrntl -- of liie 13t7-<9 nveraRO on the dation nnd stop lou selling. • builnui ot Mli .J iVestern Plnanclsl was up on » r department's consumer price Soybe.tns were slow and mostly cent stock dividend. Amerlci Index. About 200,000 workers In lower. Only the July held steady. C lr i ‘iVoyj'Sin ROOMAK ■' Slltilling made a new high on the alrcmft. mcal-packing.ichem- Lower meal and oil prices dragged r-for-1 spilt. Oils Elevator rose i—, iciil. inicklnK and metal-wbrklni; llic market. Spot beans fell U to “'J it will moke outomatic pin- [indu-^trics' will i^t wage raises of rabli.ln Jut.. Julf 3, 10. 17, 1M» s for BOHl-Mor corporation, ' ...... two ccnta nn hour, Drunmied lard futures advanced At the s.ime time.'-’selling c.imc big railroad unions will get folloB-Ing release of a USDA pig Into Brunswick which also niiikcs . . xlses tis the result of new report. The agency said the 1960 these items. agreements. Four per ccnt boosts spflng pig crop would be 10 per Classified While American Distilling was were granicd tho 100,000-member sent below, last year. making » nen' top, Schenley and brotherhood of rallrood trainmen Distillers corporation - Seagrams and Uie 45.000-member brother­ WANT-AD RATES. Idaho n>b and il'i experimental rou|b fUh control program made new lows. Many food stocks hood of locomotive firemen end dnrint ipawnlnt perfoda each aprlnr. Tboiuandi of fUh cenptrtte In (he ihallovs and are Tulncnble ___ new highs, including engineers. Plans Listed (Bu«l os eoiu»tf-wcrd) to chemical Irealment. Dlolotlil James F. Keatlnc hotdi a bic apawncr killed on one of theae proj* Beechnut, Campbell Soup. Chock The stock market made ...... ccla at Lake Loirell In toalhweatem Idaho near Nampa. Carp finl were broufbt to America from Full o- NuU. Consolidated Food, headway fon\ard during tiie week, Europe and Ada br s CaUfomlin In . IB72. Ha later (old thouundi o( pond-reared fl>h Ihrouchout National Biscuit, Wesson Oil and with trading rather heavj-. Sales On Shoshone Ibe reiton, and shipped them ai far as Central America and Ifae Hairailan Islands becauM C. Carpio Snowdrift, .National Dairy, Stand-' on the New -york Stock Exchange was enlotiied as VQueen of the niTers" in those daTi. (Flib sod nme department photo—staff en- Rrd Brands. Coca-Cola, Com prod­ amounted lo 1B.279.S30 shares (ravlni) ucts and Pood Machinery. compared with 17.70I.100 the pre. July 4 Event ***;».• **** * * * * May Department stores and vious week and »,773.«0 a year SHOSHONE. June 23 — Horse Scars reached 19G0 highs In the, ago. Bond sales were }37.G37,000 races and chariot racca wllt.be the mercantllcs. Many utilities reached par value,'*25,008.000 the previous main attraction nt the July 4 ccle-' Carp Are A m ong 30 Different Species new highs. Including Cleveland! week and *28,432.000 n year ago. bration here under sponsorship of Electric. Consolidated Edison. Oe.' ti th« (loM . On the business scene: Shoshone, Gooding, 'Jerome ond tji>lt Edison, Uclede Or.'s, Mon. Wendell. Introduced in State Since Early Days tana Power, Ohio Edison and! U. S. Sled cor^ratlon has paid Plans are for each of the four ■ Edlsi ok* ilnr> :<.O-2I.S0 i *1.035599 to Its employes for efH- clency ideas since March, 1SS7. towns to take a turn as host for Idaho Fish and Game Department .world species of honest repute. iKOur him, and mb lUm clcnn with Automatic Canteen and Vendo the celebration. This is the first dImi war «r«dlt tiu bns Early eummer every year brings I The qualltle# attributed to ' water and-salt, but scalc him T>°t; made new tops In their depart­ . . . And 72 per cent of the •4 cub aail etOdf. Wr h«lf«ri 1!,0 -...... American civilian popuiotion year for the plan. plcns to the Idtibo tlsh and gome carp, by tho U. 8. fish commliu then open him, and put him with ment. Among the drugs reaching ' • llllfrri >• Sheriff Thomas Conner Is In ££ Milt department to Introduce cxoilc warranting Its Introductlon.l hls'blood and his liver, which you • fram 2].1S-2<.00. Ullllir < covcrcd by health Insurance. new highs wero McKcsson and •rd btlfcn U.iMOJO. Curnm<'< charge of arrangements for tho bt« pipn>l no inlomitidB td to thi Ejitrtliir. rayed fishes such as walleye and ctjible .dlct: hardiness in all sUges ses ail forms ot transporta­ of 1960 on news it is- pushing 3-year-olds and over, a 220-yard on «ho-prlnus boiled; then take out the carp, road and utility averages each said, to be certain that the separ­ man; of the foreigners. carpio, although It Is true that and lay It with the broth into the gained exactly I.ITT poinU to 143.79 Of Man Wlio K ^ps It Filled ate events will not nin overtime Jt .all started with t^e settlers few If any latter day sportsmen dish, and pour upon it a quartet for the raiU and,93J0 for the util­ and into other schedutM activities. who come to the region In the ever treated the carp as a game pound of the best fresh butter. ities, the latter a new high since By IIAI, BOYLE drawer has much more to tell. Entry fees for all races, except great m!d-ccnlury immigration of fish, when hooked, or even hare melted Md beaten with a half April 8,1859. The 65-stock average NEW YORK, June 25 W-An! It holds n half-empty box chariotTsces, will be K. Entry fees the covered wagons. Although eaUn the Asiatic. Being .a cup. dozen spoonsful! of brotl), the closed the week at 313.53 up X)7 Office desk Is the silent bloeraphei aspirin tablets, two rolls ot stom­ for all arena events except wild, the valiant captive U scorned at yolks of two or three eggs, and points. of the man who works'st It. ach mints, four packages of cig-1 cow milking will be $i also. A tiol IF xoo WAtrr t o sell, first glimpse, no matter how gal some of the herta shred; garnish All the Standard and Poor’s in- Most desk drawers contain Illu arettes, nine match packets, aj entry fee will be'charged for the' TBAOB, OR EVEH BORROW, ^ >ond the dreams of the bearded lant and spirited, and hauled In. your dish with lehions, ond sc dexes closed with gains—Industri­ dealing with the firm's buslne.«. bottle of antacid pills, & cleaningi wild cov milking because of the men and sun-bonnettcd women, continently ashore—to b« ielt ai serve it up, and piuch good dc als. up 0.18; ralU. up 0J9; utilities, But there Is also usually a draor- rng and 13 sugar cubes. number ol contestants 1 FEOHERES-mi. . ^ this merely qulckcned'their'nos­ carion for the crows. you.-- . •• up 051. and 600 slocks, up 0J<. ed In which tho man who works When a man Is 55, the desk 1230 Put up talgia for the lesser fishes they At any rate, the planting o( . But Idahoans like their trout, ot Sales for the week totaled 18,- at the desk keeps personal belong. [drawer gcU really crowded. The Chamber of Commerce Is TRAVEL AND RESORTS hod loved andjeft back home, the carp into Idaho waters remaint thejmashlng rise of a salmon in 379.S30 shares, daily average of Ings. uttlng up 1250 in racing and Iliouistiiiuinn—iiUiJTirAirtr^ Over the years the contents of] It has a doun klAds of pillt, pond specie* of New England, of the greatest mistake made In the •• watcr'beeideji blBcIc cliff. 3.655,906 shares. The only larger capsules, tablets and bottled med­ rena events, and entry fees will the Mississippi and Its allied wa< Introduction of exotic species of week this year was the one ending this drawer tell bs their mute pretence the whole (____ icines. There are two pipes, a e divided by the winners. ters. of the states’ tbal cluster fish. May 30 when the volume was 19.- pouch of. tobacco, and a' book on Division ot the prize money «-Ul about the Great Lakes. first planted in 1684 when 725,360 shares. A week ago sales of his life—his hopes, his prob- Conditions in •— his failures, and his victories. "HOW to Give up Cigarette Smok> e t0,'30 and 30 per cent if five They could not understand why 31 applicants received $90 csrp totaled 17,701,100 shares for a daily ing." r more entries are made in each LEAVltJu'Tor'ciatUo vkktu.wiil uiS- - there was such a plethora of ponds average of 3«0,000 share.?. en the man is 25,-the per­ from the U6FC. It has since been There are letters from his wife iivlslon. If only two conteatonts without sunfbh. perch-and crap- widely scattered throughout most Standard Kollsman Industries sonal drawer of his shiny German Ai-ea desk is nearly empty. who ts visiting their first grand­ nmpele, the purses will be divided CoiDbt. M«i» Mir. ______pie. Many of the pioneers, if not of the waters of the Snake river again featured the market turn­ H) per cent and 40 per cent. 4 most, willingly would have snap­ over. This week it produced 418,700 - It contains the picture of a ... child, letters from old friends try* lond Bear river, among many oth- Ing to borrow money, a letter from Other activilles of the day In- CHIROPRACTORS ped the greatest sea-run chlnook iers. When first introduced. It was Told at Meet 'share .volume and closed at 33U, bosomed actrcss In a lo}v-cut gown, aude a parade at 10 a n . and races ____ n for a fat b ... . joff V i on tho week, hurt by re- a razor so he,can.shave at the tho bank congratulating him on I intended os a pond fish to be used finally paying off th'e mortgage or children after the parade. Pony foot sleelheod for a mud-grub­ I for food. As such, It never hu been office after work and not have lo eague-ball Is scheduled for 3:30 bing catfish frwn the bayous. go all the way home to get ready on his home and two notes from of 413,000 shores, closing at 14U. .his boss bawling him out for In­ m. between Shoshone-and-Je- And ca^, the fish now regard­ Carp are omniverous feeders for his dale, three cubes of sugar, me. The fireworks vlU be ot 9 up 1*;. Emerson Radio, third, bad a sheaf of letters from girl friends decision. In settling a business ed as the most Ignoble and worth- nd. In consequence. .coniUntiy [matter. n. or after the arena events and re In competition with other Jlsh 388,300‘salu at 18S, up 3U. with and aa InvlUUon to a cocktail lAU Of all conceivable species, once American Motors, fourtll at 377,- dance wUi be held to conclude «as called “Queen of the Rivers.*', for Ute animal feeds avallsble. party. , At the bottom, of the boss's he day's events at the iJncoln — angler «ho put the bart> Into] They rooU up the bottoms of of servico there. 900 shares dosing at 32. off I'i, When the man Is 35, his desk notes tbe man has scribbled de- . Chalmer Martin introduced Ser­ and Electric-and Musical Indus­ jflantly:. “Who the' hell does he ___»\tolng gleam of amber andl stroanu Bind lakes, overturning the geant Roessler. . . drawer mirrors his -growing re. It prlzca*wlll-be gold 'A t hailed-for his — •' ' and destroying the vege- tries fifth at. 39B.200shares, doj. sponsiblllties. .think he 1st'I was'running this - Roessler said West Oermnny hu ing at 7U, up »i. Ihese five made Job when he was'In kneepantsi" sinners In the rarloua . _____ ond ^tience-and envied .for his rendering the water It holds a picture of a sweet-, he parade and the children's luck in having O. carpio piping , turbid and unsuitable for the been built up well since World wai up more than 10 per cent of all Naturally the cleaning rag Is IX and rapidly Is becoming mwlerT the trading. faced young woman and two lilUe still there—and 34 sugar cubes. taces, aome free tickets to the hot on » platter .. [spawning of many of the wann-| girU In bathing suits, a packet-of uunlval wlU be givea as awards [water species. In many respects. The people then - Paramount - and Otis Elevator When the man reaches 6S, the • ‘ The western saga of the fish want U. 8. troopi to guard againai ,rose -Kven points.. South ^rto stomach minu, two pocks of cig. desk drawer b stuffed with the ) races. with a genius for lept^uction re­ In his da. arettea, a deanlng rag to pollsl. Ralph Smith, general chairman; ompleate Angler, or the Contem* Rico Sugar ran up four on Mlief debrb of 40 years. sulted from Its hardy nature. Its German economy Is as go____ 'u. 8. wUl take a smailar amount tho top of his desk, and six sugar Slowly, thoughtfully, the man Ud noats.for the parade wlU be ability to surrJVB in water so de- IplaUve bian's Recreation”, Itsak cube#—for.coffee breaks. »tertd from towns. In Lincoln, Walton gives the following recipe .the U. 8. economy. Everyone must of Cuban sugar this year. arisea.tircdly. takes out the ' vltalUed that other species must work and there Is little-labor trou. Two foods that failed to partic­ When the man Is 46, the desk drawer and empUes its enUre — □ooding and Jerome'countlea; " " surely perish, Its suitability above (or a piscatorial treat desigoed to Ray E. Oyer and Myron D...... -...... n and ble. Hie average German family 1 ipate in the rise In that group In­ tents into a wastebasket. He takes all othewfor tr»nsport-Bven under better off than In any time durin( cluded Heinz, off m polnU, and the- cleaning rag.. .polishes the lohnson are In charge of. the most primiUve condiUons.. General-Foods, off 9ii. Motorola dance. • • iTq ^ , ' alive It poMlble, Qerman history, he explained. News, Visits for drawer, puts It back Into the desk, Idaho claims no Uurels ft. He explained the military cbi._ lost asi in^-the electronics where tosses tbe tlme-soUed rag into __ u nnliM.M. tlnenUl or even coasUl latr^ue-' lUon there, sUUng the U, S. anc Texas'lnstnunents was down 6S Shoshone Noted the,wastebasket,:.;...... tlon of caip. Both these achlevts; W lit h forces are regarded ' and RCA 4U.'Merck' felt SU In the SHOSHONf June 35 >^ MB. He sits at the- desk for a mcnts' arc*' California IShoshdne People ^u ls. drugs and -^Owens Illinois Glass momut. running his hand .or< aundry reference-•ourt- cspltal punlshment-ls not-usoa ifive.in-its'section.; Steels ruled Its smooth top, then flicks away _ Jack Henry Sex; [cOliPLETS this so definitely ■ true, M historl* I ■TeU News, Visits in Oermany-and .the people • were 'firm..;Oeneral Motors.rose more last fleck' of dusL He gets up, ealiy authentic,-that It U'.Just as ---- by the Chessman ca« in than a point in an easier auto sec- • m n f i ten Mends aboat esr wiK£irw*SlAi SHOSHONE, " June »-WeIdon I, Wanda Bancroft U(t this week puts on' his hat and coat to speak of J-lhe CaUfM- Shook ts attending naUonal guard Uon. Oils had gains' ranging U alks out the door forever. food."______• • as lt-U-to‘caU-lt -n>e offlcers'-caadldate'sehDOt' it-Pt. ?or.Berteley..CalU.,.16r.»-njedleU '-hedtup ^7«'^tUc.ve«k couth at ;Ahd-the-d6ik“atand*-«adrand '.4nu.are'rk:

.... .when Ws frtJltful-flr# had.fi,,- _ :edrbut.«MD mada a.ihlpment/to Oeatral'Amerlcft^BHl .toother: Xo\ s K c iiic Plaimiea- tto^Saaihrt^::^wiaiM i): l«-:, : SHOSBO^- JUM JJ-A fainl, v uii thkVii^ bi£Deer« nea to wmmtUw the cup.s mue lees thjuj.lun^-jw t, -• at the Mary u Qooding park bert. fonet thut teljmd, ,w«te« Tlrtu*!- Following the picnic, .Bobekahi ly wen without pond

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LIVESTOCK' & POULTRY AUTOS FOR SALE ntfi CVKKNSKY raw tiM rtlf. MiS brrt. diJ» Jutt IJlk. Alw ftfur «hli» M a r k e t P l a c e BENEATH THIS BANNER ARE THE WORLD'S BEST BARGAINS NORTHSIDE WRECKING - a.mllei eyt of Idaho'a'Ian- o f P l i o l " WIKUUNSJN Diirr btlirr cilin. Mu:- I RE 3-0931 • Pftn»(n» \o Magic Valley rd rriimPtlT. r n n Wrin or Mil for ..... rilONE EA 4-re 'ai I JS MAKING WAY WHERR YOUR DOLLARS For Modcli HAVE MORE CENTS! SPORTING GOODS . tAbV sriMHllKl '01 T H E ISE N QU.-VLITY cosirLUi: cnifKouT o( iii C A R 'S 1050 FORD ConsuH-door Jen’B«u*Ir?°01l - G O R E ’ S- 1059 RAMBLER American 2 - ()oor 1D58 VOLVO Wason BIO HOLSTEIN SPRWOEa A-1 USED CARS 1055 CHEVROLET BelAlr *■ /5avt:Vfl(:’li N O - ECONOMY MOBILE HOMES 195SCHEV. ,$1745 1056 MERCURY 0-paascngcr . wanon CACIIK VALLEY DOWNPAYMENT nriEKDISO ASSOCIATION COMMERCIALS »ncJ .nj ortnirt by U>lrr K»tir. SPECIAL SERVICES • Ittr A. Ultcb, i-honc HI-J. |iu 1955BUICK ^ $9Dj) 1053 CHEVROLCT !i-ton ■« Ko4t.r. Thon, nE MJII. T- 10« FORD ’j-ton 195SCHEV. .I5M25 il,., heeler, cjreinliinalr 1054 CHEVROLCT panel rLEETWOO^ MOBILE H0NtE3 lli.c»)ne,^ !-i!gK.r^«nil pick. Crxtal SEE THEM! — TAKE A RIDEI llmlli* )!r*lrr. iiiuiiliallc tranv USED PICKUPS 19.19Sludebnker $99 - GARTH KIRKMAN 1g:i UOUCK I.in 4 ipre-i* Chtniplon. 0»errfr(.e, Ar^ttrr 1959 CHEV. ,fl945 rhirnt DA S-JISO. ni«r t, I; Inn rlrVup KIreUMe, »M. I«i. 194C Iiiterniitionn! $99 >e llarilui|< Coupe. ,J ISTi;UN.\Tlt>NAli rj-' ton. I 1050 CHEV V-« WalfN raldo. New llrel. Hi ion fw'l Ikh!, s - GOOD USED ,1 INTKIiNATlOSAL H Ion, Cuk THEISEl^ MOTORS .« l-'OIin ...... Scilan Station . BOATS G O R E ’ S BAKiiAFKA.S b>rk lor tti.Hultnl lu (ectlr. 701 M nin East IIOwcF Kr»ih*griniiid tMtnut Ijl IV ^iiimlnum wlih ■ T R U C K S • FORD-JIERCURY SALES lincoln-mercuhy-comet ■as*fr‘® s £ - - Ur. AMin^l allt fmm irtJt. • '~rieNcc" Trailer ,1 INTKn.S'ATIOKAL L . 1«. j 1S5I DODOE *705 16 roSTlAi: S..1.n. V-*- In Jerome - IV nurglt.i llunahout vilh NOTICE! : Inn n>l bed, r<|ulpre.l .lih S areed Jlcrciirr "Murk :s" Sloior noln tranifflUilon. 2 >l'^uler. inA IIROOKjl . Uied Car Uananer I CUKVnol.KT ;M.wr EM... GOOD STOCK 3 0 T H i AKU UbUISTtKUj T«r lioiuin 1 i B R A N D N E W »;10 |i.m.''^>lurdar and ?un>lir ^ S l i S j ■ ettu4 iIuKi. riion* H FOR $50 LESS 501 Main Eitsl - RE 3-5220 M O T O R C O . BUD & MARK Get Tho Harvest Rolling CONTINUES Jlnrinc & TncWe BS2 Main somh CALL ON YOU If YOU 2 *prrd« lIMilbTUlt.U <-»in>li SllF|il>l. ANSWKIl ANY OUT OV TOWN 1958 R A M B L E R $1695 AUVtllTISKMKSTS, IJ WIIITK...... ttddlt innk. tib W ith A wheel, i i . L O O K I N G RECENT W E DON'T MEET CLAUDE BROWN’S II CMC. t;c, i ipeeJ PONTIAC - CADILLAC G O O D F O n A B 0A T B A R G A IH 7 1957 B U IC K $1595 COMPETITION TIIOI-IUAI. KISlt. TRADE JNS AquMlumi, rl*nu, U S E D T R U C K SprcUl. 4-iloor. ro^er »leerln» and ill«. HI 1-h A Here'* Ttto 1950 PONTIAO *2395 power l.iakei, IlaJlo. healer and W E M AKE IT! JKIlMAN r ...... I ■fia.rACKlir i Drn>(lu<' tranimliilon. * il retrieve rl •e ^nll.^LlcemeJ^ J«m >'ullr e<)ulpp1 Cle4t bur >l onir tlllJ. n. tliVi Uonlthlr. radio, beater and Merc®- WANTED TO BUY >1 'fnttle. New ilrea. • tl. S1..II Uk.’ -UVe W«on,- «0 h.if. JohnMn molar. elKtrle er brakee. Kr» Orel. K.M9 milo, 195G B U IC K $1295 Kline, Tm Ke« tr.iler. 1959 CADILLAC $3105 SI CIICVnOLGT "C" lure wbeel- Centuir Sedan CeVlHe. iullr feulrpeJ. power txtr, L'lrellent motor 1955 C H EV . $995 d^^fold, Jcwcirr, Tinnrr’i. ‘■C-’ tlonliil’lJiw mllMfe. Top londlilon. 1058 PONTIAO $1795 • tIO letie. BBd V.| motor If Ifs Tronsportivtlon You Need JOHNIE BOYD CMefialn tJoor ardan, H«ain, heat­ II INTERNATIONAL CalMnereo- r i|t:»-Wa‘ll U*da M tf FOR SaI e OR TRADE er. Ilydramiilc iranimlialon. Vow line. Cond motor. Local ember. In—ChreV over lhe»a LAND or WATER AU T O SALES ie KORD V.a. lU-lneh whrel^ 1955 OLDS $1195 •I Uicd Cat Rural eemeltlt meter ernhttl aa4 Well Prove Ifs 1»ST CIIEVROLCT (. ( iptfd. stw palBt. Super ton pickup 47 FORD V-». iicellcnl n Wwan ___11444 “WORTH THE DRIVE ItSt KORO H ton. t ipreJ oidi * * tcmplcteXrfth W* MM.OO or 1 Rllli CO., I. Call CA S- ...... smbbi. KH.______...... J. IllthlleH. Lota of Automoblleg 1056 PONTIAO *1195 SPAETH MOTOR CO. BUHL MOTOR il Chcnier bardi 8AU; UK TIIAUe (or Ii DODGE !K-ton. 4 t i l >M upatitr.**)" XotmI eondltlon. COMPANY Wholesale or UcHiU Re.1 eelan. im FORD *H-Ton. »-e with sraU BETTER BUYS CHEVROLET Always The Best Deal STOP IN TODAY The Summer Selling Sea- lie. radio, h.aler. n« PONTIAC-CAOILLAC-OMC mium to get them; If you D R IV E : 'h e ,6-3*78,,;- Rupert. Maho w Ipma’’ * ■**“ tr atearUi.' power brtkta.- ■ A aooJ ttlNlhn «r ffKV • -2957 powar atMrlar. piwtr braVet, rootlfu. Cadillaci and GUCi paint.- tlniad (lui, ^loa Ur Rc4d]f UcrcU ---- 1.... -'.'..-I • w^tJrla.'Tba*b«« "bu* In** r. Hloor icd... V im- $1195- 4 4 lltl CHEVnOLCT 1W iKloor fil»* BETTER BUYS lor. keaUr, * • 1958 B01CB. Eaalrr. i-tasa ptlat MOBILE HOMES ItUOIIEV. aUUon vttaa. ndla. ■IN kMtar. •uUmatlc tnwiiDluloa, pow iSSeMEROURY MAGIC VALLEY 1956 — . moter. Fard.O-asi MonUrrr. d^r.^l^ u p ^ : USED FURNITURE MOBILE HOMES DSED OARS AND TBUCK6 *r ite«r[nt. vower brakM. wblu (Id*. llthoswiT drexel ilr<n4 mirror. yo^.t. f ^teo• Pilnt ____ ttitt no.l.^»!n M. BUhK.und. 8«.lr m i rowJMTIAC, ddlllMTiWipfc n . IKI DODGE. V-t, I dow »• rL?£oOTH."£TOT?°V-l,>dSSr**'‘ .410. kMltriltr, •BtoiBitU iraumUalsn. II FORD CMloiAi batur tad taUMitlo tna« ‘VISTA LINER-* ____i- .y . •fiu t , •Pr»».r«lld»•Po»»r«lW*, »S,«M «lln,’8barp.' •Id«w.U lira IHl ^ S a & : , . il»a. Oa< »wB»r. V«f» »h Upl auicimallc *r> 1955 : . bMUT.^OKLY . , knlectf,-ttti Kur Splnitrrtr, llk> COACH . ■ tlil BUICK Cmturr. tonrtttlU*. 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G LEN G. JE N K IN S . . COMMERCIALS COMMERCIALS • K m c S “A'K'!'£.i; i m Fono onv vi maur. n*> and aBttqa* »lc H" dutli. aUaloB. dual wbMb. ^bliiallm' «A» FIRKD It NEW FURNITURE •iMk iBd (t*1r M -- -- , COUFLETE UQOIDATIOK m i FORD V.» H l«iu I^J«d MM jm DODGC •• f l i p . . . S A L E ! '• i m DODCB H. <^IM4d. CMd-WI ’“ S 'i ! S SL!r!irr,..'r 12 , Always tha Best ; S . ' a Deni at '...... RICE CHEVROLET- GLEN.Q.JENKINS V 5*jfc:«ISBft ctwkt^ Ihrvuth In e»' ‘od lr.. |lrt..»1ti.old :Mt] BOB BBESE USED -CAR L p i ■ CHEVROLET Disoqmras on a l l oTHzots .: .'TWIN FALLS :,.;.On Soutli Llaeoin''>,\ OPUC. SVBHtNOS . gTSALraBSBAT-"'".' EQUIPMENT CO MOTOR CO - JEROMB, IDAHO. jtfTaissfv.'is? K E N G A R P ' ‘ •— ,XRI7CK-WNS.>yEST f - ...... s,?.:kb wao . . « 0 J10CI1.',M,AY«1„ Boolh H^YES FUKNITUKE-- Trailer Salea I w » lilt XlBUrlr |to«4-Ol0M< Bnidvi .< SUNDAY, TONE 26, 19a) ■ TIMES-NEWS, t w i n f a l l s , ID A H O

Safe Starts 9:30 o.m. MONDAY! Men's Dept. ^ BOY'S WEAR

MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRY SHIRTS— Plfsl Q»ulUy. two poekela. snnforU«l. 'medium weight g g ■jusl Uie ticket lor hot days, Reg...... WASHABLE PANTS h Lbrge.group of odd lots and $izes of WESTERN J1ATS— . / [\ boys' woshoblc ponfs. *| Q Q one iroup ot iirnwa. Broken i\zss. , / / j \ Voluci fo 3.98 ...... I . V T You’ll lind the hnt you^ncedl Beg, 1,88...... WUW SMALL SWEAT SHIRTS M EN’S BRtEFS— For the m ail child. Ideal for evening or week-end • camping pure combcd cotton. Slight Irrcgjilar, C Q - irlp. Orey, Navy, or While. r. Be*. 80c,...... 37C ______2 i o A M Crow NccV T-SHIRTS Boys' fancy polo shirt*. Assorted colors ond atrJpes. Blzea 8 to 18 SLEEPING BAGS— Values to M r Big Spruce ovenlz« bags. 13" 1£S . X 84". Extra he*vy ilpper . . ; Short S W e SPORT-*tlRTS— : 3 bass zip together. 8 )tu. polyester Hbre IlUed. Water ' Large group for boys. A variety of col­ ors and patums ' Q g . 27 88 Viilues to 1J)8

BOY'S SOX Odd loU and sizes of dress sox. Assorted stflpti ond Argyle*. ^ 1 0 0 Values to 69e ------pr. i

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FIRST Bprlng MUU labrle, Auort* QUALITY I - cd styles and colors. Sites quality three-ply laminated veneer I to 4. XnfanU’ Dept. s..Heavy plastic and. leather bind* Heavy duty hardware, with expan­ sion hinges. A value even at 9JSI ^ ^ Don’t miss this big opportunity to get famous Air Step Shoes at exceptional savings. Choose from our great collcction , of dressy, casual, tailored or walking shoes. All sizes, but BARGAINS! Main Floor & Sosemeiit ---notcvcry-stylcin'every'sizcanacolop-.so. come~Mrl7r