. 3 > n i £ Q e D e a t h Scoreboard • FINAL EDITION ’’t i m y ’ 1“ n z i m •jy Valley. »«.... « M m o Vrilcy. i »»— m A Regloiml Newspapa ServtaK Nine Irrlgalcd Idaho Countlts M*mb«r ot Auillt tluttau «t CIrcuUtkni PBICE 6 CENTS TWIN FALLS, IDAHO. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3.1959 ^ Auocltlvd F n tt «»«l Unliwi I'm i ItiUrmlloBtl friday O pening for N ew 3roadcasters{ French Town Hit Local Store Is Portion of M ust T ell A ny By.Wall of Water; M uch Business A ctivity U se of Payola nppning of n new 8t__ _ •y*8 ^ Eighty-Eight Center. —136 - ____Main __ nv' __ 'fprip'rnl . r’ia part of considcroblo business activity here. The activity includes new builil- tionH commission today ordered every broadcasting station movement of old businesaes to new locations and considerable remodeling. Tlie in the country to . report promptly whether any payoln • tf ’atore'i opening Friday is occupying the space formerly used by the Wilson Bates practice has figured in its operations during the past year. FBEJUS, France, Dec. 3 (UPI)—The fivc-ycnr-old Malpasset dam burst apart last ".Iniinnee store which moved recently to its new location at 702 Main avenue north. The directivc went out to 5,236 stations. It covers both night and early today, sending a wall of water raging down on this sleepy Riviera MJ t t thrcs »C0k8 afo, Pat- ' commercial and educational town, leaving behind possibly more than 300 dend. The French press said there were ..«nn' h is io n and president of the bank. iMtotheihoe'store's move from The sljortage was discovered yesterday by examiners of the FMcral been counted at Ftejus to A 15 S^ShMhone street cost, the F I- ceedlng. In addition, the Commu­ more at the neighboring hamlet of nications act provides for crim­ Doposlt Insurance corporation. A short while iBWr, the banks b o ^ i^lTlTiUonat bank building,. of directors declared the bank Insolvent and turned It over to the Puget-Sur-Argens whero d e ^ c - At 1« Bhoihone stre e t east, T h e inal penultles up to 110.000 fine Uon was eitensive but not so wid*- ior one year Imprisonment, or both hnwiring commissioner of Texas for liquidation. vtfoa alllUated Tuesday w ith C u - Oary Is a native of Tenaho. BealdenU said he was a mlld-mw- for "willful'' vIolaUona of any of ncred man ond a “good provider" w ith a formerly excellent repuUUon. “’There was a report that the its sections. . - - vUlage of Balnt Raphael also bad The new PCC action growing recelTed heavy-.damage. wit rm t-. out of investigations Inlo rlgsec ed Pfess International Coropond- SSfool Grower TV qulE shows, paymenu to disc Bellwood Resigns as ent Robert Ahler rushed to-the Jockeys to plug records, and hon­ scene and reported that It had esty In TV advertising, precedes escapM th e flood. Group Backs hearings th e FCO will begin Mon­ PresldentrOharlu de Oaulle, in day on Its powers to regulate the District Court Judge a BatloQWide radio broadcast, content of broadcast programs. termed the dam bunt_a castas- Higher T^ iff RUPERT, Dec. 3— Judge Sherm an Bellwood announc­ trophe and asked aU Treachmen ed Wednesday he is resigning as 11th judicial district •■to heltf.thoii In need." ___, WABHINOTON, Dec. 3 WV-Wool Johnson reaUoranU. Uoldlng the ateec U Bay Maasa. 21. wbe raised "BUok JeweL" For tho«e later- U. 8 .'mUtsity forces In Aanee pw» yeitenlay Jolnrt wor’- estod, tha price of the ateer flgarea out to gtI.W.per pound. (NEA teUpholo)______No Trees judge effective Jan 4. Judge Bellwood said he Is resigning and tba MMlteiTannn a m Join­ ^ wonKd manufactufcrs Christmas trees for cutting by for “personal reasons,” and would not elaborate. He In­ ed in.,the leaoua^effort with the ^eidlnf for higher ta riffs Individuals or families in the dicated he may give'a statement concerning the resigna­ U. 8. BSPfir wporting ^ u- fru'tm Imports of these lab- Sawtooth NaUonal forest are tion at a later date. He said he did not have any plans signed -Mren shloa Iro n tba rixt& Idaho Wheat Growers Call for not ovalloble, according to J. L. :fl1et W^Mmd- b f oft -the.R ench Ibe past two days the tariff Sevy. forest supervisor. for the immediate future. Judge Bellwood was oppointed coart' to otfep-asaUtaa^ ; .. ■ u d committee on reel- He said personnel of the for­ aa d istrict judge on July 3, 1957,' by Gov. Robert E.- mfflrwfonnoUon-havB-hcard e st have received m any req,uests Smylle. to fill the llth judl^ ^ (8 s ^ by domesUe producen — Practical Food for Peace Plan for permits for Chrlstmu ifees clal judgeship vacated by thtnent tariffs ana tariff quo* BOISE, Dec. 3 {^V-The Idaho Wheat Growers association, called yesterday for en­ to be cut and brought bnhiby tuiari inadequate protecUon. families. ’-f the death of Judge Robert Progress of Russia Iti cCBimlsslon is considering actment of "a practical food loir peace plan” to aid In disposing of this nation’s wheat The forest U not Issuing per­ W. Beckwith. . Imports have tn jo re d or surplus and to provide food for hungry people. The assodation, in a resolution ap­ mits for Jndlvidual Chmtritos Beliwood'was bom at Sugar City ttraia Injury to th e home In - proved a t the final session of its anno&l three-day convention, said th a t “various food trees „ because _ „the only - . - In 1SI7. He gradua^d from the Mjrnlllelent to w arrant an es> U niversity of Idaho ;1u: JB38 .a n d _ In Be^ % g ^ ® ^ ^ d im proceeding -looking to< for peace.filansrappear.to offer.op]Vi^nity'> ,exp.an^,,demand .for wheat, in oreaa SSum “K i r received hUrlair<4kfi»eMn l04t n rf further im port restrictioas. ------^^^not npw using wlieai « ofeas BBd roadside xonea a lo itf at the Uaittralty of. Michigan. He m OU 1* taking tc^r»»> . tn fo r hum an food." In- addl- main *>ads .wiwe 'timber ctsC then Joined the army, and served cMBDpEstfoo ot a re n e so tla tio a of tlon; it i» Id /8 u ch ap la n ^of- tinr cannot be'done, Sery afdd. aa . a captain In'the PacUio theater. «oolcDe.'was a p p o in ted ..j bt niind-find ______m ediate/'food needtf'n.-JAi. eertaln from Montana for aale by com­ prosecuting attorney and served In u inpowd br coontries a 0 d types Local Mail S p lice areas of; the. world and.4s » prac- mercial :tree cutters. Most of that capacity until his appoint­ U e a la ld ftb ------tffu iria a re c u t from young stands m ent as district judge. He ir tha the.^jbrid iriSug*i*;pn>daoi’ , Etrold JoteniUi, C aspd-. W yo. Improvements in malLiervice in the Twin Falls, Poca­ in u son o t U r. an d Mrs.' o . J. Bellwood; ■fnfll^•'ahead ofc-Cubi-'to;lea< ilKrp producer and- prw rtdent of tello and Idaho Falls metropolitan areas now provide that T w in FftUs. ;Idn,.entlrel7'wiarl^tl prcK^ tlx KsUnul wool a r a \ ^ assocl- rectors on a region^ basis; Kex In Boise; Ooyemor Smyllo said ductlom:: BttSBiif-.iptoflu^ first class letters mailed before 5 p.m. to a point in the Ard. Rexburg: Bob Whlltman, tUn. saM be endorses- a n d sup* areas will be delivered by the first mall delivery the next he bad received' the. resignation 6,900,000 tons of-r-cUffar larti . W i the position ot th e domestic Lapwal;' Eati McClellan. Plum­ a n d h a d accepted IL Judge l^in^ mer: K eith -Amende.'.'Aiblon. and year,- '«iarrfjr.;lrom 'beefiAy.- m ffliDufscturers. morning. Postmaster General J^ h u r E. Summerfield; Witness Gets The.'governor expressed grati­ ttDlea our woolen m ills and announced Wednesday. Postal patrons In the area werjB Orville Thompson., Downey. tude for Judge'BeUw^’s "splen­ Cuba- - produced-; -.:6,8(K).000!-- -Jt caployes can aurvlve in the The dlrecton then elected did service.".and regretted that he f i r i w r t o e assured that barring.occasional human errors, first clasi as the aosociiUon president and tohsi.aH:fifon^.dme.: ... : !« el foreign compeUUon," he Sick During would n o t be able to continue. lU)tfenUWr-'ipnk^;a(,tbe'e^ M.*w wool growers cannot tx- letters mailed p rio r to 5,-p.nj.» or a t smaller offices in Wlttmanl as the vice, president. Smylle said no decision has been KIksum the wool m onufactur* time for the final dispatch Ard,' w ho be en flrsP vice Ont^iolation. anlng aMSko:.«r'tlil1wtt>oina'' president during the past year, m ad e ab o u t Bellwood’s successor. ■"""■« eeovabtioii. dM ewed-bW B II the United S ta te s a r ‘ if made prior to 6 p.m., Milner Trial W ayna'Beas, route 4;-1 «»#ilomer8 for our wool.' succeeds Harold O. Edwards, Ten­ Benson Ends would be delivered to the sed. as president. Whlttman has B0RLE7. Dec. 3 — Julius Neu­ fined tlOO pIna ooktr aM been second Tice preirtdent, I man, director of the committee to auspended- two-day Jail______the.-snmmerflfiiw.-; . destinations within the area Smylie Signs by B uhl Police-. -Judge B o m an l nteuptoUie point i ...... bn the first delivery trips sltlon that was abolished. get the landowners to vote for an­ 'W h lla Ai w Im r e s e ^ U. S. Lambs The board appointed Aubrey nexation into the Milner Low Lift ~tarr Wednesday for drir grams faea; a-ttiJor. ^ b te m : tn >0 exceedi five per cent of do- the following business day. Pratt. Cralgmont. to serve as svoked drirer'a tteense. • wUe producUon In th e prior Irrigation district.- became 111 this Lease of 36 ^ Affected by the Improved sys- national vice president for Idaho momii^,while being cross-examin­ Hls Ucense w uxeroked.D eo. 80, » w year*. Im ports over this U m wlU be 31 eouQtlear-Otarie. ICmUi M «« T m 1. C al.nB 1) GradingPlan Support for a T^heat stabiUution ed by Kales Lowe, attorney for the 1SS8, for drunk, driving, He ^was Prefflont, Jefferson,' M adison, (C— n Tw i. 0»li»a 1) new landowners, court , was dis­ furested at' i a. m. Wednesday -by WASEIHaTON. Dec. 3 (DFD~ Butte, Teton, BonnevUle.' Power. Cottage Sites HowvTsr. iw added, tba 17Blt«d' : Note to. housewives: missed by Judge Shenaan Beli- B u h l PoUcemaa. Chaj-les B u rb a n k Oneida, Franklin, Bannock.' Bear B O I^, D(M.3'Un-'nie reluctant a n d Wealey Annls. , Next mont^ when ahopplng fw wood. sig n atu re o f Oov. Robert E. Smylle reslstaat beet-.tbraugh-fedena'a_ Bride’s Ankle l.ake. Caribou, Bingham.'Oassla? National 4-H At noon Neuman was still in a ...... Umb at the supermarket, .don't Twin Palls. Jerome. Minidoka, uajle official today a group of 36 Ben Virgil Schmidt, Bl. Bridge, sUte, prbgranu: cital spot,; buae'-' bother to look for that little purple Blaine, Ooo^ng and Lincoln. local physician's office for exam­ cottage site leases which he had was cited for failure, to yleld^tbe not and. aQd«irw* ' stamp on the meat showing ination.-Hla physician said Neu­ ''-•it of way-aa thejmult of a.col- Itu i' shared -'b jriW : countrtei.-.i ^ Hui’t in Area ransportation 'aervice and man waa in a *■— ------opposM i whether Ifs of "prime.- “choice^ ! Honors Won 8mylle 'algned the leases __ jn Involring two tracka'Wed­ because of a -.t An' u m n ^ or -good” «uaUty. chairman of' the atate land board, nesday afternoon a.mUa* weat.'of tabllshed in-all parts of the area B u rie y ._ ...... : ln g ;w m .b e« Car Accident Itiwoa’l be there. nnit offices to dispatch all . .Wednesday, afternoon .K eith whose DemocraUo majority - ap­ id«buldi-S«h>'- ‘ By Area Girl Anderson, Boise. consulUog e n ­ final collections of m all.to proved them over hU objeetlons. s i^ ld t was taken to 'Cbttage iy^f^^% bA 'iow dMsI^; BURLEY,-Dec. 3 -M ra . Jerry I CHICAOO. Dec. 3 (Speclal)-A gineer and geologist, presented a (CmUuW aa r*s« t. C«Um'I> . Jc^n, Dragerton. 'Dtah, re- connect with dispatches of value **I.9gal of competence Wa»hiagton,-DA:.^..;, ; • j . which wlU end federal Iam b’grad* to Idaho FUli. PocaUUo, Twin study of the water available to the has counseled ;me that i-m ust «I«d a bruised ankle after the district. Graphs and several pages “^•nlch her husband was driving ing on Jan; 4. Fa^s and other points in the area. sign theae-plnto point leases as her to help othen enjoy of dat» were presented and be waa T O D B U T 8 -B T M 8 S CUBA' ^ ' ntrtumed m miles c u t of h e n The action brought Immediate In addition many offices have re­ chairman o t the. board,” said the YouthlTreat^ ^ I g ^ a y 303 W edneaday a fte r- aharp protests from one ot the na­ vised their, coUectlon schedules to . .Iter life, yesterday was named excused from further examination. governor,."But they have,also ad­ iimr,TOia;!iS*..i?iii7Snioo-: tion's major farm ' g that any mail d^oalted up to s winner of a n $800 scholarship. The plaintiff rested in aU three vised me,...... A fter Accident ■anda Of -free-madlac .AnurioOi; »e fro' retumin* American Farm Bureau ______pjn; will be collected an d dis­ ■ Carol;^ Kudlac, 20-- year - o) isea and John Daly, attorney for iey« m a y be'defective because th e JEROME, Use. »-David.»OM , 1^. tourlsto are bjpssS ir VMel -and is expected to draw heavy daughter of'M r. and Mrs. Qt le defendants, made a motion to a tutes were-not compiled• with Jerome, was,being held for:obser^ tro's. CubtVIor- othae". O arlbbM ' i.s^' Chevrole^wM^demol- patched that day. Jsmtsr. The motion, which ap­ *tf, ^ rd ln g to Deputy Sheriff fire from congress as well as con< Kudlac, CasUeford, was named ot in negotUtmr/tbaJeased.” vatlon Thursday morning at 8 t countries, tiaTel.etncials bera'«ur.. . Within the ai counties of the of the two winners of the 4-H plied to all three cases, was over­ ■nie loss.to Cubartnabito'mUUooi' 5. Warrell who ja l d th e acci- (om er groups. area there are 198 postofflces. fimylie bod contended that more Benedlcfa hospital for poaaible-ln- Charles B. Shuman, president of home econom ics .scholarships ruled, The defendants waived the juriet after the i m Pontlao be annually,'' • .a - V#"*' ^ ‘ It ««s cauicd from la ck p f a t- The total pieces of letter m ail awarded'by the 8unl>eam'corpora- opening aUtement. than 38 people were interested in ■'on 10 driving. the Farm Bureau, eailed'Benson’s the sites on north Idaho's Priest was driving went out of eootrol handled on an average day ber tlon for outstanding work in home Neuman, waa next on the stand ‘fi f o r approx- actto “hastr and'- -against the tween'the poitoffices in this — la k e, (bierefore'-that a pv*-*'" a n d slid Into a canal a t liSO a ; m . best tateresu of farmen." The ------^'ca. The award wos'tfn- W edn'e^y! afUmoooL He aald he n iu n d a y . ly 300 feet on the shoulder of Is approximately 4 0 0 m nounced Ihe- cooperative exte aucU on 'should.bave b«m helc.. HIGHiltGHT^in , Jithway and w hen Johnson, NatlonU Orange already Is >d the new. lands would He baa-made charges of poeaible - Bis oompanion, Jamea Johnson, slon service at’..th^ 38th .national pay their own wi^ and that the < aje was esUmated a f 21 by record against the more. • • • “proflteerlngT In'fUoh'leases. IS, also Jerome, received.' treat­ Under Benson's order, th e re will 4-H Cliib congress In Chicago. 1135 assessment made w u not ^ deputy tried to puU th e oar U lss'K u d lao p la s a to 'foUow. . T h e leases, b e said: in a le tte r to ment for abriuions and'..was .re­ be no uniform national srades for BENSON OPEBATION. SET finaL State Land Commissioner John O. leased. ' oil It overturned. career-In extension serrlce work, »*mb after Jan. 4. Tbere will, be WASEIKQTCN, Dee. s (DPI)— He said as yet the board of di­ W alte r, w ill become widely discuss­ The accident’oocuned four'nHaa > to Cot- on^y prlvaU grades a n d brands to '■ '» in rectors dld'.not know what the buU a. uUritr, UiW .Xwt' |« hwplui by ambulaaca where Secretary of .Agriculture Ztta. T. high e d In th e coming' elecUo'n - year. west and a half.mUe nwuTof-J®- ►« firjt believed h e r ankle was guide the housewife. Benson..will undergo surgery for entire annexation .would cost. He "The question of whether this ac­ rome. State Patrolman .K ar^ -:growva'ean Yer 'i^rMtldal. [food standard of living." said he also understood the new .-for;peaceM»Un.- -Bnadcasta^ "»• However, a ttf - ‘ ' removal of his gall bladder. Walter An acUre student at the Univer­ tion was right can now be. ap- 'Wright, who InvesUpOed. aald ttw only severely brutaed. She STANDSTIU. Reed Anay medical center an­ land- would pay for the storage pealed to a higher forum," he said. car was demolished...... m u st ta n a n y -u e e :'e f;.M 30la,: sity of Idaho where she Is major- space in the Palisades dam area treated and released. BALT. LAKE .o r r y . Dec.-5 W - nounced today. A spokesman nid mg in h o m e e o o n o m i o a , Miss Kennecott copper talks and prb- bridegroom Bensen enteitd the hoqiltal last Sudlae Is vice p resld en to f the ducUon WOT at a standsUU to­ night, a n d th a t th e operaUon wlU ’iK upte,'""' day; • Home Economics olub. house 'KSfflberly V n a d ' be-performed tomorrow. ‘ manager and a membtt .of the Kimberly Road Project Work, -Ba-aaid-ba-undsrst^ the-op- e?«ut!v-F^boM d-or'Pl''Beti ' LM N m O DENIED eratlon and maintenance charges Phi, a m em ber o f >the' athletie. co­ for the higher lift would be paid Kyo, Dec. 3 (Op :>—Ttokyo ordination council, kad .treasurer Tfireatened IndlTOantly denied' re - foc.by4he-new-'— ■- jta~owntr~oa'____ th e new of Ksppa Phi,, the MtiBoaistToF ndd.b^local.midl'penlea. lege women'k-club. .She-also is an nift trial, nojv in iU third week, road said Thursday she would___ (C«MlMn« mt r*c« t i C ttm a i.‘ is a consolidation of thne aepa- a n lnJunetlW:io prevent tbe.sute ______rato .suiU. brought by the new highway department from begin­ landownera against-. the iirigiUlon ning an -fmprovement project .on i. 4 < ^ i d l t ( ^ : " '‘Obofu- Dworih^IstOK district .over equal water rights about a one and one-half mile Will- ruin tbe'fr* and assessments. Itie plainUffs stretch of-the-'road eut of'Twln tourist seaaon-bu have intrpdueed'a total ot.«7 ,ex- Falls bext spring. . . 1 twlay, a military spokesman an- A fter Operation .Ml*. . W hite stat«d!rlooome of . motel 19 today. He. waa.reported,Jh "floe" P a ih i^ Predicts owners. , • . ■ w o n U t S l o i le t.-O u t trade______Bta' la. Ibe.ttota -last year i L im flM O g. «p TJ^ S. to OKHag W ork o n th e n a d ia scheduled the UN total. Dntag ------j'.I^.Bam ber of »xbegln..April 1. 1900, w ith com- 'to ? « •, aoeordlng to pleU on :alated. for. Oct.' 1.' IMO. . for some tim raod-t .Approval.waa^glven:last M day reoast r e ^ 't N ^ b o ______o' ^ doctors by. the atata. highway, department f& be o t h o ^ v aa lai excellent to.a bld.of KM.771M bsth»I}nf- shopping days W A e^O TO N . X>M' NORIHIRN iDAHO-P«tly cloudy U o lfb t qnoU pay a 4S'per’cect or nlue keep the-peace.-Bail wka flxed'by lext July 1, does not change the '■ MMS«hU«,..ttw tovemsK— _ Buhl Justice ot the Peace' c, E. V eterans' t« Meet basic ellgibUity . f v .a veteran ' VMrtlsAUd xvpom m at e n O * ...... tariff.'The. system, under the so* io» moralnt. * w U«M Blow Ounte. pmUtlM o U e d O eaera .rceenraUon, h « s Rady. A warrant wu awom out -Stradley-chapter No. S, Disabled seeking a pension. Arnold Helwege, betq ipottod l a tbs aoo>(oot m il ot tononinr In «•»« claM. M Mmpoitun. Low tonuht brxoeo's.-glrt friend" who aald American Veterans, and auxiliary veterans admtnlstratloa represen- tbe^dun kbora fteju f 48 *houn 30 to as: high tooiom v aa to <|i. bem Inroked since 1056 by pr«sl- will meet a tg pjn. Monday at the wrapped ChrUtmas.p«eki,"K’- dentlal order. • be threatened her. Twto- PUls laUve, said today. before 4t fpUtr down th« middle. sheriffs Deputy Curtis Pryor took DAV building, Harrison street and City policem an • «esiUiv s 3»-foot m il of wiUr MXW TO U u t f m i^ T b s n u l and I.ee AngeUs. ■ Callf.> josendahl said prodo The veteran sUU must be totally l e w ja to custody. ' Shoup avenue. and pennaneat^ disabled, to r carrying platol match i t o ^ ^ ctCTjilfig down on the luid below. fear thst the fortbccmlu VUICor to •nmes-New.l?/? tlaUons- are aimed a t ______causes not tnceable to bis serrlce, ...... m ju i. founded by juUui C*e«r Cnbe to Held Sol* locktog on*. Ofr,f double and a Urtet of the aUled Inra- t b T e S S S ^ rsporfd *• "U- “ « « tWs rates below thoK estabUsbed In must have 90 days or more Cub Scout pack No. 89 of the honorable wartime service and Mrs. R. J. Hawes enur^^ -- ■ Blon of the Medlterranew c o ^ 1M7. Baptist church win hold a cooked office with large naekaet ^ smee mT.JOKndahlsald.Unlted income below prescribed Umlts, r Education'* meeting Tuc — ‘ St #:50 a jn tots w alktog along lioiUbVh.^’ Htx. Uliu ftp . Kingdom ImporU have Inereaaed *UUd., ...... day to'whleh he stated the. com­ F ^ ^ y at the Sears. Roebuck «nd .. Ed Poumler and A. F riM of ground divided the wall of from 3.MO.OOO to n,917M0 square e store.. Extending the present Income water Into twin torrenU that roar* yards, or 231 per cent In 11 years mittee, felt enough time, ie being compuy farm and horns Umlts of 61,40Q^'a'year t o 'a stogie Lundy' working on newiVarfil?' ed through the town’i — in the flve>year lB9i*u pnlod spent by students to special wtlvi- veteran a n d -63,700 a .y e a r for a But the town of K C -. — ^ Ues such u school, plays anC - T ax U ea Filed veteran with wUe or child to 11,800 Josendahl said. Imports from Ja­ . The sUte lax collector tiled a •cene of devuUtlon. itunsed and pan jumped 1,347 per cent and clal clubs.. The original stcrj .. and-63A00 respectively, the new co-worker to .buy box « ^ flooded. Mme of lu •treeta run* ported .ha. felt 'not enough’* time lien Wedneaday to Twin FaUs dis­ during lunch hour... am ^ those from Italj rose aai per cent trict oourt- against John E. Pries- pension'.law attempta to-relate n lo t In-rlvera-Jrtx feet deep. A And, he u ld . wool doth-im ports w u being spent the amount of pension to need, he heard: ''W om en tire not th e , rrench artnr re»cue team «ald the fer. Xlmberiy. for eoUecUon of one who have dJ«lcuJcy “for the first seven months of ig&9 ------• for 1W8 income tax. • said. Veterans with higher Income •oenedSln* the nljhrWTilopd alone are~mgner iOI3rfor‘U(5~cn= up their minds." ■ ^ chUUn* with lereanu ‘ nd tire year of IBM and are. In fact, ments and those'with smaller In­ to r help comlnr from the d arknw Beeevary Asked higher than for any annual total Suit wu-fUed to ’Twin F alls dis­ comes will receive l a i ^ pensions The ruihln* waUn carried aw»y during the p ast 43 yesrs.’ ' when th e law becomes effecUve. the town'* new power •‘•tJon. trict eourt Thursday by Goss E. Speedup Plan plunitng it Into a darknm l ^ te d . Attorneys for Importers from Driver $100 G ordon a n d Francis Utt. owners ot The baale eligibility require­ onlr by the faint *tarll»ht that Great Britain, France. Italy and Thousand Springs Resort, to col­ ments' for veterans remato un­ followed five daya of tarrentlal Ja p a n , who wlU be heard later. lect tSOO claimed owed by Keith changed, Helwege reiterated. In. For Services rains and rales. ^ ^ On Violation su g a r. , _____ c o n tru t to 'th e requirem ents for: rThe night of fear and sudden (fm i r<«« Om > ~!terans* widows and children. dMth wall worst In the farmhous. ho^ltal where he w u reported to BUI Pay Seoght Widows of W orld-w ar I t and Of Mail Told es which'dot the 10 m ll« of r^ - good condition Itmzsday. He to- E d Eldredge, dotog-bustoess Korean conflict veterans tmder the veterans, they will change betw een T\vln Fall. jvZ’ of ejisos. Bodies of men. woma M agic V ^ey Funerals j±t»n by Truman M, MoCandleu, have to ahowonly ttiat the veteran .oiTchlldren. mast of nakrf, dredge agatost Ralph Hamp, Twto tello M d Id ah o Falls, ihe «cuS; 37, Dilloh. Mont., u Schm idt w u Falls, for 668.36. T he Uw firm of had 00 days or more of honorable mall hondUng ccnierj, oaa ^ their clothes stripped off p / we Service Is Set m ^ing a- left turn. MeOandless wartime service. Widows m ust also fast motlng waters, lay side 1w BtlHL — OravHlde- aerTloes for May »nd May represent Eldredge. cities to tho area. *dwln Wayne Trusblood. infant i r u xiot Injured. come w lthto th e tocome llmlU- The new trawportaUon tm .. side In Uifl morgue, Its chspel and UOQS. neighboring buildings taken son of Ur. and Urt. Idle. True- For Sunday’s Damage to the semi-truck. oWd - and additional scliedulei w as morgue annexes. ' bloodr wui be.held.at r p i o . Fri* ed by W a ^ Bag company. SaU Legal Action been coordinated wiUi ihouKlI First signs of trouble on the day ,at Sunset' Uemortal > park, OOOOZNO—Funeral services for S A ke'C ltgr,'w u estimated a t $600 to effect in th e Boise meiroooUu! Twm rtllM.- with the S«r, U . M . William M artto Cady, will be held and the plelna>'truck iwaa de­ Book Is Reviewed area to provide next day dX « at-10 a n . Baturdar a t Thompson Wreck Victim Matlock, pastor o t th e B ubl Macs* MURTAUOR Dec 3—Funeral molished. aeooidlng tojState Pa­ IsTlreatened of letter m a ll between olilcM*.?- rene church, officiating. Friends funeral chapel with the K tr. Paul trolmen-Mkrvto SDydsr and Roy in those areas. **■ .nd servlcea for Mrs. Elsie Rlsellnr. U . For PTA Meeting may; call at the Albcrtaoa lonsral V. XrfOUie, Methodist minister, of* T h o m u . . ' ' firi«u«g. tast'rites will be held to who was killed Sunday afternoon Mrs. Dorothy Alworth reviewed h a d havtnwvu d engineers------home. Schmidt also’w uclted tor driv­ Agamst Work Bmwood ceme ^ . to- a two-car accident .west of ing wlUi an expired driver’s li­ the book “Heaven to My Hands" cBqwcted the dam, built In U67, F iler. wlU be held a t 11:30 a. m- Mrs. Lincoln Is VnEMDXliL>-Funeral s m le w for cense. . .tftM r««* om) at a ' meeting ot the pre-school % ^ * a t fl:SO pjn. the dam sud­ I^la Leonard noyce wtU be held at TWIN FALLS-Fune^.aervkes eaturday at White mortuary Driver’s license of John T. I«tl- comment o n 'lt However, he added PTA Wednesday night chapel. Hie Rev. Donald Hoffman denly gave way. letting lo w the 3 pjn. Friday at.tha Presbyterian* .jr Oale R. Bevercombe will be m ore. 18, 1706! Poplar avenue, w u that work wlU begin soon on 'a ' Mrs. Alworth explatoed th a t the Honored at Rites beld-aV-3 pjn., Saturday: at-the of .the First Ohrlstlsn church.wUl suspended-foreo 280-foot, .bridge, across the .P e rrto e book's . author, Alice Lee Hum­ Funeral services tor Mrs. abb. B aptist church w ith th e R e r : Chad offlclaU . E.' Bollek. Wendell, offlelattng; n * WhlU mortuary chapel with the coulee.-'Itxa bridge, w h lc h ^ lll take phreys, Is a' teacher of 6-year-olds da A. Lincoln were held Thunii Rev Donald Hoffman officiating. F to al rites will be held to Sunset •bo u t.6 0 days to complete; Is p a rt and. to her book relives the time n a l ritw wlU be h e ld a t WendsU M emorial pariL Pimiphrey for failure afternoon a t White tn o r S oemetery. Friend* m ay caO • at Twto Falls MasonU lodge Mo. 4B, *ight ot way. 0^ th 6 Kimberly road project spent to the classroom with her chapel With Elder u z . u * ^ AF and AM, wfU conduct ritt»Uttio M ra. Rlseling w u bom Feb. 13, Woody. L . 2teed o t the e ra l: prcsidJng. Thompson chapel. Ooodlnr, unUt 1006. to M onett.-M a She w as a Latlmore wu died by'TVIo State’s Wheat tim e of eervleee F riday. rites a t sunset Memorial-park. Pals poUoe Wedneidsy aner he ing.flnn reported that work on the President Clarence Dudley pre­ Mrs. J e a n Staley sololjt resident of MurUugh sines lOSS W u tovolvedto an accident to the roadw ay eould n o t b e g to . untU sided at the meeUng and a treu- Invocation wa.reUmj^ raolutlon. It said suab a progrm leea for Mrs. May Aa^-Carey «towe c ld m t. . " Inaiy work on the project will be 86-member8-to-*the-group,-but rrMarlatt— — ------wIU be bsld a ta i.a o L Saturday Haynes, JopUn, and Ted Haynes, lemberthlp'is stiU open. Tho grave a t the Tain Palla» . •Wbodies the domestle parity MURTAUOH—Fuhersl services ------ert, and four sisters, M rs. G errish'wu arrcs^d.Wettoesday completed this winter and that the In 6unset Memorial p aik wlth.,thi by city '^llce afta he drove out road project can be finished quick­ Mn. John Skinner was program etery .w u dedicated by johaL Rev.PaulK .K ta D tj. Valley Clirls* .jr Mrs. Slsle Risellng wlU.be con­ ___ Jbeth palmer and Mn. Sadie chairman. -Reftvshments w e re Roberts. Blttlck. both Joplin: Mrs. Harold Of a n alley in the «00 block' of ly. to the spring. tlaa church. Twin FaUa; offlcUt* ducted at,ll:SO ajn. Satordayat Third street north and struck served by Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo h n Cole- thereby sUbllUlng the income Jonee, Covina; Calif, and Mrs. "Th» highway department h u tog. I f Mrtege-wUr ieaTft WblU the-Whlt* mortuary. dispeL by the another car. wheat producers and reducing the Bev. Donald Hoffman of the riist Earl Chalk. Monterey park. Calif. totlmated to aU concerned that the ■.floremment stacks of wheat." • mortuary ehapel.at 10]«5 a ^ Sat­ Three . drivers were fined by road wUl not be closftmuring the Howell Featured - -The-pro«ram-?ellmlnatea.»cre- urday, m ends may at the Christian .ohureh.- Final rites will ^ h e l « ln ;« u n ^ Memorial park. 8urlex,poUce. Judge Henry.Tucker tourist,season.;Llhe clty_manager aige eontroU; UmlU wheat market* mortuary untU' 10 amu Batsrday, Ihursday morning for spring. stated. Roads Slippery For -Bridge Club ed in commercial channels lor do* Burglars Enter Drivers, their fines and speeds Latlmore and j . Ted Davis, HoweU movement v u tti'sni m tttlo food and export by estab* are Robert A. Oreen. 30, Burley, chairman of the Twin TWls board In Idaho Areas ii«hing a national marketing auo* Doctor’s Office tia tor traveling 37 miles per hour when, th e M agic Valley DupUoli of commissioners, were appototed Bridge club m e t Wetlntsday n Ui ta; . . , allows nrodueers freedom M agic VaUey H ospitals Burglars entered the office ot In a as-mlle sone; Dean Rytttog, by the boant lu t Mondsy to can. By The Associated Press home of Mrs. Charles B. uoBt ot'choice to lu n t and harvest D r. Vaughn M . Pond. 1318 PUer Burley, <11, 48 miles p er hour to tact the highway -department U Highways were reported slippery bfiit adapted crops without gov- todsy to sections of northern and W inners a t. the six Uble* la tbi avenue east, -between s:30~pjn. a 35-mlle sone, and Charles Mc­ learn the exact work timetable and were Mra. M. C. CUatoa-uiito Mode VttUef Memorial Minidoka Connty ~ Wednesday and g;30 ajn. Tliurs- Coy. Keybum , 19, Si nUiet pee eastern Idaho. State police said to noU tr thi ‘ enow and rato w u folltog to the Ben TUlery, first; Mn. EsriM VlslUng hours' In tlie m atenilty V i s i t t n B hours at Minidoka tha room wu rsnu *-" ftoe and Ke'.wu.'a member ot St. Ed- driven by. Herman L. Ramsey,. S3, would destroy the.advantaces of Mr.-and Mra. OecU aotd.Buhi, and waM's Cathotio church. Filer: a ai7 Second avenue south. Damage tjhe.bulk agrioulturat and ^ . e x ­ a aon to ifir.’axtft.Mta. Jetse M. ) • p m . ______veteran of the American expedi­ to the Chevrolet .wu estimated at emption prijtUegee granted?'un­ Ptittna,HaaeUtitt.i; A D K m S D tionary force to Europe In World •17S. The Ford w u not damaged. der. provisions ot. the InterstaU Mrs. Xrano Olson,. Ben Schmidt, war I,, and a member of the Vet­ Larry D. Klelnkopf. 31. route (Swnmerce act. M th .Bridge; K athleen Caribt. Mrs. e rans ot .Fbrelgn Wars. Twto Palls, pleaded guilty to ^ l u Tfrged'developmentot slack wa- tr.S.Goteniors Uma'-Buginan and jsnMatbea.aU - eurvlvlag - a r e - h l j widow.: MTS. c o u rt W ednesday to faUure to yield t o uvigaU on. In .the . Columbia SuHey. ■ Meda Beaver Brownion. Pller; a the right of way and w u ftoed To Host Soviets son, CapL J. C. Brownson, Jr.. glB and costs and given 30 demeriU Expressed s u p ^ of the army WKTTB -SULPgPR apRWOS. Gooding Memorial Philadelphia, Pa.; a stepson. Wit­ by Judge J. O. Pumphrey. Kleto- anglneera development plan for the W. Vs,-Dec. *• (DFI)<=3Hie nation­ k o p f w u arrested Nov. 30 a fte r Columbia river basin "with such visiting .hoars at'Ooodlng Me- al govemon-oenfereaee will play a o rla t.h o e p lta l are 8:30 causing a m inor collision m the nodlfleatlona as good Judgment host next year to' l« Rasslan gov- l:»0 p jn : 300 block of Mato avenue e u t. aind planning may trom time to ter. M n. Laura Jlmerson, Milford. time dictate." emmsnt. leaden who. plan to tour A D M im O the united stat«s-«n a-good will Fred Blank and- Mrs. Robert Utah. He w u preceded in death visit. V . . . kCeyer. b o th Ooodlng. by four brothers. . Last Honor Paid DeUwar* Oov. J . Cateb Bogga, Funeral, services will be an ­ Nehru, Ike Talk chatoaaa of ;the oeotereae«i>a- Steven Chlgbrow, Oood/og. nounced Ijy W hite mortuary chapel a fte r the-arrival of relaUves. F. Sununerfield ecutlve oommlttee.-jalA last night Pinal rites for Pranke Summer- To Cover World ■ grou^ had raoelved *^onnal A daughtar was bom to Mr. and ield were held WedoMday after­ had accepted an. tovltatiOQ UrS.~Asks Action noo n a t th e P in t MethodUt church tended last August; With the Rev. W. A. MacArthur iver probably-will, range . .. Ee said the Russians are expect­ offlclattog. the entire world situation, Includ* ed to arrive to late Januuy Accepted In Kidnap Gase Mrs. Lloyd Walker was solobt WE ARE MAKING SUCH AN OUTSTAitbiNG OFFER ln« IndU-s border dispute with early Ftbrusry. T1>e group will ZJU fC A SH at. Pa.. Dec. 3 UI-. Bo m b a y : m dia, Dec. s and Tom Holter played th« organ. oommunlst china and ai ------of members of the coun­ Leater J jO a b ad a UtUe trouble UnlUd SUtes hu aiked India to Pallbearers were O, T. Newcomb. — , . BETWEEN NOW AND CHRISTMAS THAT . cil ot mlnlitera of the i« Russian getttot the fedi ' take ulmlnal action against mem- R oger Harris. BUI Peters, Bill Rob­ I Terming his meeting next week ben of communUt China's con- ertson. .Harvey Cook and Deuny republics which Bogga asid was to tak a h is 1100. Moss. i ^ t h the.TT. 8 . PraO dent "m ost Im- " ^ closest thing to our goveraoia X,ahn. owiter of % trailer sales sular staff to Bombay for the al­ portant,"'Nehni toU'hit Jnoathly that Russia has.'* leged kldnsplBg cf marine 8gt. Concluding services w en held a t aceney. w an U to heJpihe feder- S unset Memorial, park. We Ddre Not Advertise it! Nine Amerioan governors toured S space agency bultd a rocket Robert Armstrong last Friday. • *T want to chat with him about the Soviet union for three weeks th a t wiU p u t the SovleU to A spokesman for the U. S. con- If you have been thinking of purchasing th b lead h e h a s given tow ard find- la st------shame. suUte general said a,formal com- READ TIMES-NEWS WANT AD6 lt« a way out o t the . entangle- The-TJ. S . treasury spent three platot w u fUed with Indian au- I m enu to which, the .worid finds t^oriUes Tuesday. A PIANO or ORGAN, for youi: home mmtha trying to -dftrMt_in Rug and Furnifurc Award Setiipior" w tileh_aooounl to put Lehn-s -Tnaian—poilee-reported-lodv >100. Ftoally. Lehn had to teit th a t -the key Chinese In the tool- C l e a n i n g • t><» W h lto TH.g o t ^ e ^ - F I ^ g K e « _ NOW IS THE TIME TTiiom nuivn. Deo, * (O PI)- C hang Is believed to be hiding TROY NATIONAL 7)te atomlo energy oommlssloo hsi so any dtlaen could eoowimte wMwuauOTXestablished aan u awsgdsw ora . torlor TOUniyoung to the eaase. His |IOO was ac­ scientists makinr "aspeeialty 2^ cepted a n d he seat another ilOO SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON NEW terlous opntrftntioba tota the Hit a».de- wlopment, or oootrol of And aoBMooe else added |1 to the cause.- BALDWIN PIANOS OR ORGANS The a m M ^ consist ot medsl. $10.00 Will hold any 1nttrum«nt — Poymonti itort n«xt yeor. c l t a ^ ^ cash paymenu up lo jM 'fn^S S n.t TESTS 6CT POTLUCK DINNER W.000, I t win go to not more than WABKINGTON, Dec. 3 (UPO— five persons to any one year and Ine defense department has an- (0B« la tnd Inqulr* .lent a u Clirbtinu BpwUl tad m rirt « vth(«blf sto W to the amount of not less4han | 3,< » •eries of IJOO-mlle SAT. NIGHT, 6:30 000 each. Obe award win bemsde m ^es w m > tired from John­ _ .. DECEMBER 5, 1959 M U SIC . ■ ■ ston Island In the pacific to teat uU-mluUe detecUm eouimmt women u n d ertt years old. — being InstaUed on Rol U- ^ ABO asUbUshed ths new Jand. 2.130 a l i a awsy. r

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j^/quarwr oI an lncl> 1" »l»ut the Ic n s th ? ' , Thomas Gates, jr.. left. It sworn In at loeeessor to Nell McGlroy ax iccrctary ol detenie. Prealdenl S.11 It ahouUln’l be lOo long Elsenhower wltheiM* the oatb, admlnlilered by Fr«nk Sandtrwrn. White llouie admlnlitratlvo of. eouiw, It shouldn’t be too llcer. Gates, a Philadelphia banker, hat beeo deputy secretary. lAP wircphoto) ______•Aboard member recaUfd there • w r 'x ^ a poddle In Uie atom. P r o o f !5Si™ 8«um . This tnicht be Simple Folli Adult Classes r S - i precedent to length. P n rS P IE L D , Mas.?. lU P It— ^Sesa. handin' dlmemlona,. the I t cost him almost )S0 to do li, Find Mii'acle but Stelan Lorant. SB. Lenox, Will Start at F*ddle N ot llwable go t him self acqulttcci on ii Built Mwn learned th a t the pad- c h a r g e th a t he had Konc a w In the orflce of the Mhool Is Profitable through a 's to p sign. Buhl Schools Scb*‘ojl*t. K erm lt Shulman. and 11 he lost tlie ca.ie. It would SAN MARCO DORRT. Italy.' have cost him S3. BUlfL, Dec. 3 -T ljrc e a d u lt ex­ S h e considered It a psyeholoal- Dec. 3 (UPD—Tlie rcsldents> Tlie professional author nnd tension classes have been orijanlM d “ we»pon un5ulted tor (iractleal Of tills mountain village learned: a m a t e u r photographer aul}- whlcli will begin next week a t the today that miracles reap dividends m ltted pictures which he luild Btihl high school, announces Alva ‘ ffiSBin's paddle, nailed over his —Sll.CS in A poor man's hand. i set him bock nearly sso to Q. -Borders, superintendent dS e door. m e « u « d #l»oul 13 T lie sim ple folic of 8an Marco! prove th a t the sign wax ob­ ;.sciiooi.i, tarbes In lenftth. three lo lour wide Durrl finally learned the lull scured by a tree. .. (votnen's physical, education 4fld oMSUarter Inch thltlc. meaning of a ''miracle" visited on cla^s will be held a t 7 p jn . Tuesday i K fcw the JesMd; "Pttr appHM (hem last month by bcnctac- In Ute old Rvmnoslunt w ith Erm a IffClioloty" and “ffrlp here Ilnnly loris they have never seen—Joseph Cnllles as instructor, a class in V o te of fruatraUon.” and V ictor Saturno, Reno. Nev. High Elected leatlicrcraft, woodwork and plas­ Tbe boom then decided to cogi* S345.000-G1U Made tics will be held a t ^ pjn. Monday Ula cm the paddlo problem for a The Siiturnos. on the ■10th anni­ In the Industrial arti room with tttk In hopes that they'll come up versary of the death of their lath­ Bureau Chief Alton Sept as Instructor. fUh-tn answer at next TUesdny's er, on Amelrcan Immigrant Irom A beginners typing eliiss nUo will BtrtlDJ. San Marco Durrl. who made ROod be at 7 p.m. Monday in tho typing n the new world, made a rUl of At Mui taugh room with Gary Lowe as Instruc­ more~tJinn~u<5.000‘'ln ' Banic'of tor. Cla&siis wlU be Ilm llvd't0~15't0 ~B uIilJaycees~ MURTAUGH, Dec. 3 -S a n j Ulnh Amcrlca slock to the people ol tlib |wa« elected chairman of (he Mur- IB persons, b u t th ere la a i l l room __ lllase. tnugh Farm Bureau Tuesd.iy .night In tlieae classes. Bordeiv said. Tha^ meant every man. wom ^ at the Murtaugh Qranjo hull. Penwa^ wishing to tako any of Slate E vents and child got stock worth $1,313.30 the three courses olfered are to each simply because of the acci­ A poUuck supper and program meet at the regular time of the Iclosses n v tw e e k . At C hristinas dent of their pJoce and jesJdenec. _But__tlie_vJllagera.JmYlne_aeca e d 't s-ol-J _J}ordcra-otoo.announced-Ihe-Tc- Bunu Dec. 3—Plans for Chrlst- so little money in their lifetimes, school of dance, Burley. sulLi of th e TIiankffglvlnR drive held at Buhl school lor. the n u uUTltles were made by the were puizled and conlused. Sud­ Other officers elected were Hen­ Bahl J»i«es during U»e rcRUlar denly they became famous, delug­ Children’s Homo at Boise. Tills Is ry Petersen, vlco chairman: Hubert the only fund drive In the school mttUat'fUesday night a t the Buhl ed with publicity and advice on SyveiBon. secretary, and J. W. drUnoaa, how to spend the windfall. during the year. Borders points Beck, county board member. out. A total of 08S.40 was netted A oBdy sacU ns party will be Salesmen Arrive Eiected to the. women's commit­ M l Wday. Dec. 11. a t the Buhl An army of salesmen descendfd from the drive with the high school tee were Mrs. Ray Assendrup, contnbutlng >50, Junior h i g h a n t hall, when treats will be on them, but there was no money, chairman; Mrs. j. w. Beck, co- ucted by the Jaycees In prepara- '*1116 people don't understand scliool, $1C7.57: Lincoln school, chairman, and Mrs. O. W. Daniels, «8S.6t. and P. H. B uhl sclwol, ilon for the visit to Sanlfi Claus what has happened to them,- a Ireporter. eiiuriay. Dec; » . villager said at tiio-time the stock S70.2fi. The total w as »<{ m o re than M r. a n d Mra. Tommy Shouse and last year. Chet Parker was named chair- vas distributed, Mr. and Mrs. Art Carrier were Bin of the sacking party. He also •They understand they have re- named to the program committee. f f t s named chairman lor the an- ;elved money but they have not Bob Breeding and Sud BreedJnff DECORATION EXPECTED Sual Christmas decorating contest ,ecn any of it." will serve as oo-chalrman of VA'nCAN CITY, Dec. 3 IB — vlth prUes to be awarded lor the But that man, like hla lellow gonlzatlon membership. Pope John X X III is cx] ' ' ' test decorations In the residential residents of San Marco Durrl, ac­ 8om High. Bud Breeding and confer a high Vatican d »ad rural area. Further rules lor cepted the American "miracle," Ray Assendrup reported cn the upon President Ebenhower. tbe contest win bo announced. strange and puzzling at It was. state Farm Bureau meeting held in The Jnycees again will sponsor They also accepted Bank of Amer­ Pocatello. » ChrlsUnas dinner lor Buhl ica officials advlco It would be Mrs. Duane Perkins explained btchelon, w ith Ormond 6mltb wiser to hold the stock rather than the “Talent Find" held at the BUYING (htlnnan of the evenL- cash it In. stat« sessions. Charles Johnson, sr.. a new or ut«d Pluu also were dUcuMed lor _ reported on the last county meet­ Ve* Years dance which will be ing. CAR or TRUCK? to the public. Announcement was made that I -It’s worth the drive for what k committee appointed lo r this the Murtaugh highway district m u includes D arrell Blmcoe, election will bo held from 1 to 7 you save" at— Cobb and Larry Records pm . Monday at the Grange hall. Jl» F»up voted, In aeeoKSaaee BUHL *Ui,Ihe stato organUsUon, to ATTEND MINK SHOW . the club's name Irom thp OAKLEY, Dec. 3 — Mr. a n d M tt. MOTOR CO. Mu Junior Chamber of C better.' James Burch and Eldon Whittle FOim SALES A SERVICE Btfce to the B uhl Jayceei. laps, w ith th e h o r- have returned Irom Murray, Utah, It ilM Was vot«d to support the ■ •!, they will. where they attended a mink show Phono 51 or 2 2 Bmu Junior R iding club of which at the armoty building. Onsaad Sm ith ts chairman. I t was tOMuneed the club has purchased Democratic Club * lUrtoplionle se t to be used lor Use club's (lances ns well as to be Elects at Jerome pattd out to other organizations EROM E, Dec. 3 — Mrs, Ed Adams was elected president of the Democmtlc Women's club when they met last week at the S. Inspection hom o o f M rs. A. M. Tomlinson. -Othet—offieera-elected' include Begun fo r Plant M rs, L eonard CHI, vice president: BOIIL. Dec, 3 -P e d e ra l m eat In- Mrs. Oscar Fort, secretary, and WcUon »Tia Instituted, a t th e Duh Mrs. Floyd snead. treasurer. ^clclng plant Tuesday. Hie Mrs. Felix Boguslawski conduct­ j^ t had the federal grading ed the meeting. Roll call wi J ^ c e alonR w ith other meat political Item. plants of the county bu Mrs. Leon Aslett presented the . w h this program Carter’s U th« program of slides on Hell's canyon 0^ government Inspected mea a n d pho to s of the Yellowstone proe^lnij pinnt in Maglo Valley earthQunke ares. *^n report, Mrs. Merrill-Summer, Mrs. O. tvi , rebuilding o W. Wetham and Mrs. Tomlinson «« plant was begun hat Pebru- served refreohments. ^ and every phase of the buUd- Joj and epcrntlons was overhaul- M to comply w ith lederal require- Tk. • now qualifies to anywhere in thi united S tates,an d it la planned t«. adult oU ’ painting .class Monday »Urt Immediately to process stock in the Eden grade school hot Jor const m arkets. lunch Kom across .the street Irom ^ e r e la only one phase in the the KT&de school Irom 3:90 to 0:30 oper t^ t the plant regreU p. m. The publio is urged to view ■ ' Iclals said. T hey can only proc- the palntlnis. ' ewe, moke and Ireeia prod- €_ alaughtered under federal In- J^tlon. go livestock has to be ughtered in th e ir plant.

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TUCKER'S N.ATIONAL "W ASHINGTON CALLING" BY Wi-iter.Thinks Rommel Not P o t Top German War Tactician •ukllibM IB IMI mad fwls . WHIRLIGIG MARQUIS GHILDS ------BAL- BOTtX ...... king plecemwl t WAaHZNOTON-Earter t n n l - HEW YORK, Dec. 4 tf»-P5dd nommel orc/trcii "7 r t r . ed more tbuU00,Q0ft miles la 30 Marshal Krwln Rommel. Germany, ...... WhlrlliK «|omo» ' S h o t s oUea b u t to aU presidential a^H r- was Britain's favorite eaemy—per* By MARK 7 . WINES. PBbUiher sU K s, eaten 173 Itm cbea'aad dln> InteillgMt*rents'b.?uk StnrKU. SUcb., D»Hy Journal ners conslstlnc of creamed ailek> ants. h a p s Amcrlea’i R yan. -Plans were and green peac. .v c « k iiig «l> The senator’s managers tasist U »-ln World war. window on that 'dav'' dav STUR0I8. Mleh.—For fleven monih« MJchlB»n'i thU birth contrd wlU not be an a u te legU lature, with tn evenly dIrUed hou««, » Re* most continuously for ih — flM l Irretrievable mom'c;-' EVEtt t h i n k a b o u t TU EM f month* to public, issue; that It has ne»er been an th e soldiers met face ii. i, publican «ennte. and ■ DemocnUc odmlnUtraUon. The comments about .the boy Issue on the naUonal level, a n d It tu i been teorctilnc frnnttc&lly for new sources of audiences, grot tory voted for the nllir,! nv - who appeared to be maUnj the of poUUcos or Is moat imllfc^ to be brought Into neUus R y a I t is Impossltjle to s t “ • U xaU on to /loanee «n «iUR3«in) 100 mUUon doUsr cow from th e le ft sWo ~ because detlell In the coit of current lUle press coofen the campaign by way of the eoa- concluded, t^has ptetely clear view ol v,ii,' •. a neiative got turned around — Sen. John P. necUoa v ilh foreign aid. T his Is alUes ___ - - - In a major battle. But fi«n openktloru. There la ft deplorable brought up aome InteresUoB dls- tru e Insofar a s public dlacussibo is laclc of cash reawrces. nedy Is eooclud* o v e r k i n d l y In clear a picture -- ' " CUSllOIU. Ing thU week th e their e«Um*>«!t ot A plan approved by th e legUU* Pint off. It appears nearly' «»■ T h e question Is Ukely^to rem ain the dashing.Nasi ture (0 rttlse 120 m illion dollars first phase of hla first mlRhty h o rr eryone knows you should mlUc i presldatlat cus*| what thestrategisUMlfca deeper— arm or genius. allied armadn of 5.000 k - by IncreaslnR H»c sl* le «kle« tox co«r-from the right aide, yet ap- palgD. an area of doubt a9^mcertalnty “Rom mel has from llirec to four cenu was de­ parently not too many people lust below the surface of pubUe d e- clared unconntltullonnl by a po­ ShorUy «fte: een sometimes otlted the picture. Uie t i n t o t th< ste. It raises a MaUonship that litically >mlni]ed xtnlc suprem e Next, WHY Is a cow milked from dres the DemocraU, who have not court. Now tlie Icslslature la flirt* year he will m ake' hlgh-mlAdM m lll^ Idealist 'who the. rlKht side? T h e answer* to .'qrgotien the submerged prejudice p'.ayed w ar u a big exciting gam e,” Inc wllli a packnRe. of this question weren't quite so dear. of th e Al pm lth campaign, ^ e King H ill CoupL nKSCSTATIVeS Incrcucd nuisance taxes ... . . nouoeement of his candidacy for laid Ryan, auU>of of account of AY C0„ INC. About the best one we've heard to the DemocraUc nomlnaUon. It ne^TOtu trdnors. T hat U, the rela> the alUed Invasion of Normandy on l-U arkx 8UM(. Icea. beer, liquor, telephones and date Is th a t cows have ALWAYS Uooshlp between religion and pub> . BacicFromTrin 6l8ftreit«A-whlcli_ h a s arou»cd~bll- wlll come as « surprise to praeU- .K IN O HILL. D „ . , , ,be«n millced from th e rig h t aide ' ______since th e ser>ator*s He policy. "nnjpjxjstf " 7 Alld uieyre useu lu ic ------[i . CONFUSION JIY COMMITTEE Hams urged a intenr ...... _ ____ has * Which led to one more quesUon: Is seen In the rescUon'ln the -ineM trip io‘ch? In this day ot rule by commUtee, which at least • ye*r and a half, ureer officers ot the r e ^ r Ger­ Wyo. Bn route home 11,rv m,, W hy U a horse oiwayv saddled t a i dy's m anagers prol Kennedy camp Co a biography c t mounted from the left side? About m an army. h U sliter. Mr.v Orvil nai rr . more often than not accms to mean veto by than pleased with t . the senator to sppcar early next "ActuaUy, Rommel was a very preempted by the federal Bovernmenl. th e beat nnyone has done on this fam ily. Motitpcller. ' corfunlttec, we can u « all the tributes to the MIchUan'A dilemma doei not klem from Inade- suiu Of his InUnslve tour. They year. The author. James MacOreg- ambitious man willing to trample U to point out that most people or Bunu. a professor of polltlcaJ Mr. and Mr*. CeorRc power of individual decision wc cun muster. Quale tnxAilon of lU cttliera. Even w ithout new point to press reports ot enthusi­ anybody to get ahead. He was Othello. Wasii.; Mr a„ti ‘One comes now from Dean Acheson, pay­ Uixex MIclilsan citizens are probably th e lilg h u t asm and Interest shown almost science a t Williams college, wm — utter pollUclan. He was a fine Charles Rosebcrry ws on Uie le ft h a n d aide? But nevertheless there Is within who have seen it feef that Bums superior soldier. ! . . . It requires the courage to acccpt re- That leaves only 23 per cent of atate.collectcd lax As an ex*farm boy with many has done a remarkably objective He feels th a t Uie nlUed beach­ Jerseys behind me. I was a bll the Kennedy camp an uneasy Job which should, on'balance, ben­ , sponslblllty and to act on Information that funds to finance ICRlUmaie s u te services. T o further cern over the next phase. The head would have been in dire College to Add m ust always be Incomplete." compilcaie the problem there hnve been 10 years of amazed at your photo (cneiosed). f/ont runner who has pushed his efit th e senator-* candidacy. peril—perhaps even thrown Into creepinK soclallam under Oov. Meimen W illiam s and Either your photograpfter sot hJs W ith generous resources c t m on­ ^ e sea ~ If Von RundstedC hnd I Acheson notes that some writers of hUi frec-w hcellns Atata admini.itrntlon w ith Its In* negatives backwards, or else the luck u hard can expect a banana peel somewhere. The opposition ey, supplied largely by his famly. allowed to carry out hia plans 4th Year’s Work ' memoirs have criticized some of Marshall's satiable demands for more nnd more taxes and more picture wa.1 posed by a ’ Rreen' K ennedy will enrly In 1900 enter ... .. massive counlernttack on the AW ION. Dec. 3-M .,;ic vailfr wartime decisions. But he believes the rcc- and more apendlnt:. cowiwnd. or else Uie cow Is not will concentrate on trying to throw the second phase of his campaign. him and a bad break could have third dny of Uie landlnR.i, ln.*itei>d ChrLiiinn collcice will ndil iS ■ ;ord Indicates — and our victory In World Under the present lax lel-up tlie ntate'leRlalature too fuiay. T hought you would lUe His Intention Is to go into presi­ fourth year of Mudy ix-smnir' a t MIcliliRut Is IKtle more Cfiaii n (nx«cotl«cUnc ap> and dlsastroiu dential prijnarJes In at least six. war n was stunning proof—that the vast (o know. quences. next September. rcj>orli Dr. Ceo~.* paratua lor locol units of covemmcnt which are un­ n o a i T. NieUoB and perhaps 10. stale*. Tlie htftle.i DeHoff. prcildem. .majority of his decisions wore wise. Some observers ore anying that Awards Given at able o r unwilllns to' (Intinco ttielr b u d se ts a t the (Oakley> where he Is uncertain arc, as of •nie colleBe. 0|ier.illne ... Acheson's point, however, Is th a t a man local level. Since th e lax dlveri'lon law was jossed. the birth control Issue, as raised now. Ohio. Wisconsin end Califor­ .with a talen t for decision docs not hang two-tliirds of th e townslilpji of^lie sU io hnve ceased the Draper report and the nia. Service in Declo cftDipus ot tJ)C lormer Souilim 1 lo levy any taxes for tlielr own Rcrvlces. T h e biR swtemcnt of the Roman Catholic Idaho CoUese of E d u c a ilo irS . .baclc because he fears he may make some ne Uie plclure of Idalio Ranch TliLi will mean nn even more In­ DECLO. Dec. 3 — Mrs. Lovell 172 studenti nnd o lfm tluee to m endicant cities like Deirolt. F lin t nnd G rand for .Youti), does th is boy really bisiiops In opposition to govern­ Turner prew iU d special Individual ^mistakes. He knows any human Is bound to Raplda are sci'csmliiR tliry cannot operate without ment support for efforts to damp tensive and gruelling streteh than years of college work tiow. mlik the cow on the wrong side or the candidate 1* now winding up. awards Sunday night at Ihe LDS icommlt error. What he counts upon l» that subsidies from the state trcnsiiry nnd schools luve Bcglnnins In Sjpptrmbtr im, did Die photographer get the nega­ down the population explosion by N ext May h e will be 43 yearn rid . sncmment meetlnu. ‘of the totality of his Judgments, most will come to depend upon M.ite tax sources lo r i tive reversed? artlHcUl birth prevention. ' - Mrs. Turner, who Is president of bachelor degree.^ mil be oiierrtu" than h a lt of their budgeix. There are doubters who fee) that social science. EnRlLsh Bibit- mui, ■have been Judged sound. Mnybe some modern cows are h u rt Kennedy'a chance.i. in a.. . he Is too young and he looks even ,.ie D eclo YWMIA.• presented tore versnllle thnn tlie ones lervlew with James Reston, the emntles, iclenee, mu»ic, cilucntiM ; Yet this very sensible proposition appears TAX FJcyiiE.'j OK mo A,sn lois—in liie mcfli younger than his age. ftwarda to Janice Blake. M arjorie physical education .nid i,um, „ 'to carry less and less weight today. Fewer used la millc. New York Times, Kennedy, a Wood. Fmnclne Hurat. U nda Jlb - year lOOO. Michigan will be colIectlnR twice nx much Old Msld Milker Catholic. sAld h e thought It would But, as Ketuiedy himself has ob­ nomlcs. served. if the *uceessful c.mdldate son. Elda Danner, Yuvonne Blake. and fewer Individuals can take, or arc al- taxes from all sourcca leven w ithout new ta ^ (RUhfleldl be a mifUke for tlie united SUtes levies)' OS it did In 1950, 10 years oro. H ere ai m ust survive this kind of m arathon Laura Chamberlain. Diane Dar- : lowed to take, solitary responsibility lor to further such efforts in under­ rlngton. Anne Darrington. Knren IlKures to prove It: VIOLETS FOR FREE DEPT, developed countries. he will have to be young. ;declslon. The task. Is parceled out among For fiscal year June 30. IBSO...... _..$8Q0,000,000 Darrlngton, Mema Voyce. Ranee Sacramento Pair ;many m en. as If somehow that would re^ p or fiscal year Ju n e 30, 105D------«03,000,000 rois: Tlie report of a Wlute House BywAler, Florence RlchardHon. •suit In a wiser, safer choice. Free A frican violets, all colors, commliiee surveying foreign aid M a rietu Clinmberlaln. K aren 0 .1- Increaae ...... ;,..4<13«)0,000 doubles and singles. Uve on cutoff T he crisis la real oiid urgent. T h e solution docs suggested that in many counUies Two Are Fined terhout. Dixie Rose. Joyce O ster- Is Guest in Tuttle I The outcome in endless instances Is 1H' between B uhl a n d Twin Falls. TUTTLE. Dec. 3-M r, »tid Mn iactlon. Relatively few Ideas, policies and not He Ifl m ore (oxe.i bu( In ttie proper uae ot taxa tlia population increase was out­ SHOSHONE. Dee. 3-Anlhony hout and Diane Grant. now levied which would be more th a n sufficient M rs. A. G. Dlswell running the growth in produc'.lon Mrs. Uroy Banner, president of Chnrfe.1 Vreelnnil nnd fftnj Sacn. (P hone 00S-R3) Parke. Shoshone, wo* lined *10 m ento. Calif., were Kuc^t^l ;plans can successfully run the veto course to restore sla to wlveticy. Qecause th e diversion lor* of food and fibers. Therefore, It and costa by Justice of the peace the Burley sUke YWMfA. was p re- (Buhl) Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Vteclanii. ’they m ust travel In decision by committee, mula Is (tntutory and trouri Into the state's funda­ was implied, w ithout some re­ W. L. Austin thi* week for fail­ itenled n speclni award for her o u t­ t In business, in government, In any field m ental law It would re()uiro an a m endm ent to the straint Imposed on the rooming ing to register his vehicle. standing work. Beivft Hurst, sinks Mr. nnd Mrs. Ornnt Glllciicscl slate constitution lo repeal or modify this ntralsli^* PEN PALS DEPT. population conditions would get R onald L. Malone. Ta-in Fails, attendance secretai>-, was also prc* children. Siilt U k e City, vliiw !of endeavor you can name, we need to re- Sir: steadily worse rather than better, icapture-the nerve to make individual de- lacket on the atate’s economy. This cannot be ac­ was fined tl and costs by JuaUce tented a n award. M r. nnd Mr.v Clarence Norrl*. complished in a hpcclnl elecUon. I t can only be I would like to Introduce myself, and foreign aid would be wasted. of the Peace Elmer Bennett. Car­ Tfouth talk was given by David M r and Mrs. Dean Williams ir< •clslon, and to foster conditions which favor voted on in a regular election. ^ am Erika Bromatrud from Oaste Tlie question raised was whether ey. for failure to register a trailer. Chamberlain and speakers were in Boise where WlUlunis will b it isuch dcclslon. So, 42. B y Osnabruck. Oermany. the V ttiud States could, on request The elutions were L«ued by William Darrlngton and Jo,wph surgery a t the veteran.^ iiospim B om Jan, 33, 1939. 1 am an office ; Our.problems today are terribly complex, rnEDICAM ENT SHOULD BE AN d U E C T LES- ot a country receiving foreign aid. S tate patrolm sn William Van Oillette, Prayers were given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnlierillfr Sim:',6im:'. >j SON—Until this situation is-correctcd Michigan will girl. supply help In the attempt to hold ipalnfully grave. But there Is no refuge from Dyke. L. A. oillette and Loren Penrod, ninde a trip lo Port CoHnu 0 continue to be handicapped Industrially, economicai- My reason for-wrltlng lo you I down the'blrtii rate. jthem in rule by committee. If we are to sur- Norman Hurst condu c.ted the where they vblted Mr*^ “ ty a n d pollUcally in comparison w ith o th e r aUtes ould like to excliange letters w ith Kennedy believes Uie quesUon READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS meeUng. W lndle Owen. jvlTS in freedom , :we hiust plunge abead; de-' where &tate funds are avaUable for a U te purposes. girl tny ow n age. Would like to imandlng of our best men that they make The predicament should be on object lesson to other know more about other countries, their custom* and their ways of ithe hard, solitary choices we so desperately slates which may be consldedng a almllar abdica­ tion of local responsibility to the state Rovemmenl. life and maybe some day visit J r e q u ^ e . ^ ' r, T here Is no solution of M ichigan's predicam ent In them. putting new palches on ui already dilapidated and Could you please help m e u I I ; ; STRIKE WOniUES obsolete tax structure. The altcmAtlves now being m asking this as a favor. If you frantically proposed would only further damago the >re wondering If I can talk or r Plainly the people of this country don’t state's economy and probably be too little and loo write English, not very good, but Iwant to see a resumption of the steel strike l&te. will study som e more. Will you : after the current 80-day coollng-oft period please help m e to find a girl. {ends in late January. ' . i Erika Bromatrud I i « The damage suffered In the 118-day strike VIEWS OF OTHERS cOoate No. CHURCH CUTS PARTISAN FOG (By Osnabruck. ■was bad enough. Easily measurable ard the Germany) }losses to th e steelworkers and the industry, Sen. Fmnic Ciiurch, D, Ida., made the most slbie observation we have yet noted about Uie mttier ■and to those other Industries and workers strenuous urging by tome Dem ocrats th a t i>resldent t r e e s FOR FREE DEFT. •heavily dependent on steel as a raw ma- EbenhDwer should Uke a Democratic leader along Dear pot Shou: iterlal. Not so readily perceived Is the per- We have a tree trunk and sod [j tils forthcoming world tour. large limbs on the ground if any­ 'haps.. lasting hurt to smaller enterprises M r. Elsenhower has trie d ,to deflect sugRe.itlens one wonts them for firewood . . ,'practlcaUy driven to the wall because they that he appoint formfr President Harry S. Trumnn also a smafl chicken house. ^had no backlog of stored steel to draw upon, or some other ranking Democrat to go along on tl - M RS. A. FEDERICO j Through oil this the general economy good will tour. The President has suggested‘that (947 EAAtinnd drive) pre-departure briefing session conducted on n b. (T u ln Foils) naturally suffers, too, and thus the nation's partisan basis would serve the more valid purpoMs ;rato of ecbnomlc growth is'adversely af- behind the suggestion wlUmut creating various prob> OUR BULLETIN BOARD ;fected. The strike came at a time when we lems of accommodations and itinerary. On (hb W nge. Twin Falls—In were being told by many economists that T h e president niilurally Had to be devious and cnso you missed it. Pot shots has ■our growth' rate even under the- best of conclUittory In his reply to tiie lnke-nlong-a-D< already made It quite plnln this ; circumstances, was Insufficient for the tasks c ra t bloc. comer won't be drawn Into such . As a Democrst and #* a member of the senate an argument. You know who'd ahead. foreign relations committee, Church wa.i in an ex­ wind Up in th e m lddlei Anyway. I In consequence the pressure upon both cellent p o tio n to spealc more fm nkly. Ho did ao It's a proper m atU r for discussion ^management and labor to settle th is dispute Friday at Payette during ti Democmtic meeting. In the Public Forum where your should be great. T»»o President was right In tumlng down the pro­ remarks would appear over your posal. uld Church. He added; true name. Thanks, anyway, : If .the two contending bargainers are fWehnve only one Preildent at a time. *nie Presi' alert to tbelr situation, they will not im­ dent. When h e goes nbrond. reprc«nt»i th e wijole FA.tfOl/S LAST L1.VE Now.. .Volkswagen agine that public'pressure will only, take country—Republicans nnd Democrats alike. In such . Oh. th is will b« another the form of public rebuke. The prospect is a situauon It Is not possible for others to share the mild winter.* [-----for-Mtlon- platform with him." • GENTLEMAN TN THE 'DttHftgTiL* eatnpaiKn for' the senate. Cliur^h mcd FO U RTH ROW '' A resumed strike in January seems cer the alogan, "Idaho will be proud of Frank Churcli." Comes to Twin Falls tain to bring quick moves In congress, not Ttte whole country—nnd m ost especially the Demo­ simply to end a stoppage In steel but to pro­ c ratic party—should be proud of h ln i this time,— vide more adequate means of dealing with Lewiston Tribune. Serviiig all of Magic Valley protracted disputes in Industries affected FARM WHO HIRES WHOM ' with a public interest. You’re invited to the Grantl Opening celcbraUon of Neither- labor nor management ought to W hen, a t long la.n. Information on the senate payroll was made public, it was learned that at Volkswagen'* newest authorized sales anti service view that prospect with good cheer. When least 17 members had hired relatives. On. a purtUan A u c t i o n the lawmakers step in, the measures taken basU. th e D em ocrau were in the lead, la to lire, contor! are often more severe than the problem re­ T his la due. In part at least, lo th e sam e reason quires. Both sides might be quite unhappy that Moran and Mack's black horses nte more than So come and have a good time. See those new OPEN the white ones; there ire more of (hem. CALENDAR with the results. T h e senate action uiui long overdue, n mlglit Volkswagens that the whole town's talking alwut. There is much feeling that legislation to n o t have been' taken, however, if it hnd n o t been Sedans. ConverUblea. SUUon Wagons. Kombl Sta­ HOUSE handle long strikes In big Industries is ln> for U st sum m er’s atomi over congressional nepolLvn evitable and desirable anyway. But the (the practice of hlrln; relatives). This siorm was tion Wagons. Panel Tfiicks. Pick-up Trucks. Get the ' point would seem to be that it Is much set off by disclosures concerninK hoiue puyrolls full story on each—how adeptly they handle, how DEC. 4-5 more likely to be reasonable and temperate w hich have been open to the public nil nlouR, The senate then decldrd to lift the n-year-old curtain thriftily they operate, how well they do their job. — in -tone If the steel Industry is hard a t work of secrecy from lls olllce start expendliurc.v un- Fri. and Sat. w hen'’congress'tokes the matter up.. doubUdiy In the belief th a t liie secrecy bred aus* plclon. Get acquainted with our stafT, too! We're hero to ^ C H I L D I ^ S THINKING We nclcome the senalc's AcUon w hich rcmbvM n serve you. We'd like nothing bctUr than to show you . FREE • Hie other day, when a certain disc Jockey barrier lo the people's right lo know. Incldcninliy. contact the Times-News Farm around our showroom and service shop. Wc have spe­ quit bis Job in the general heat over charges some wiialorn. Uieludlns Utah's W allace P. Bennett Sale department for complete ■I and Prank E. Moss, voluntarily m ade public tlielr ndvertlslng coverage of your cial Volkswagen equipment and Genuine Volkswagen COFFEE of "payola,” dozens of youngstei» gathered payrolu u r li.in ndvnnce ot the form al senate re- farm aale: hand bills, oewipaper .. outside the broadcasting station to demon- port.--Snle Lake Tribune. coverage (over 20,000), advance ' spare parta—plus service technicians who are Hpe- l P. Hii8, Jsn’t an isolated example of youthful it VI stiff as some erlm rs di'.wrvcd. XUu and KUan. AueiioDren 1 ^ lltt^ u d u today. A lot of our kids d on't seem B ut It la Thornton's interpreuitlun th r Juvenile to know- rig h t from wrong. And they pick Judges can transfer more-proper courts such DECEMBER 14 &ffle'prett7 poor heroes. a* district. JusUee < municipal where stllfc r pen- Norm an Webb altles can be assigned. AdvertisemeDt, Dec. I t- J t McKENZIE MOTORS This i» only reasonable. .. „ !n-ngcr U per- Duffek and MasUr*—Auellonec mltted. the privileges or an adult—whicii 351 Main Eost Twin Foils DECEMBER 15 RE 3-5226 ; should tolerate the bore. At Verl O. King “ a’t talk about other people. - AaVerUsement. Dec. IS Duffek and Maaters-AueUoneer* 'I - TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO PylGB n V B pec Proposes New Plan for Speaker XV Booster Station Problem ■nVIN FA^LS STOHB _ si/ ___ _ — ^ ^ r. ixc. 3 t*—Tti® (JKP. Involving conversion *costs ffABB*^',T^Uona cocimli- for both the booster stations and le^ MW wlaUoa Individually owned receiving seta, drew protests from the governors of wcitem states, where such ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY boosters are In wide use, and from many members of congress. Ku- titU- , ^ Vjaed on Udcs de- m erous bllU were Introduced In IW P^DoeaJ t« opcr- the house a n d senate to give legal statu s to th e existing boosters. The result was that the commis­ sion rtpeatcdly postponed tJ» s-S riS iLSsrs death sentence date and annou’ic ed a continued search for an ac ceptable solution. ^ ‘e Ume. th e eocnmls- The boosters operate In lo»r>pop> ulntlon areas unable to support ' TV station. Tliey amplify the si| nats of a d ista n t station for the n. Sffl. Of l u dfftdUac ««■ “ *« ceptloa in th e Isolated commu­ nity. The new PCO action proposed change In existing rules under jshlch_KHE_b ...... VHP tmnslators provided they SKS m only chitroh. S a lt Lake City, will bo operated on not mbre than one pi^cipal speaker at (he Goud- watt power, and used equipment I n r sta k e ccnfcrence (his neek> to shield other radio communica­ e n d a t th e new chapel lit Je ­ tion services from Interference. rome. n«M C. Lee, stake pre»l- T h e commission noted that If d c a t, win conduct sessloni. Teachers in any booster desired greater power. ¥ ^ ¥ * ¥ It could go to the UHP channels where Interference problems jlidw estC ity less acute, and broadcast on 100 Gooding Stake’s watt«. Plan ‘B attle’ U nder th e low>po«er proposal Confab Is Slated the VHP translators would no JEROME, Dee. 3-Elder Marlon have to meet any prescribed mile' O. Romney. member of the Coun-, ago sepnrntlon from regular TV oil o f Tw elve Apostlc.-i of the LDs! ^ ^ U i B * ••non-parUclpiiUon" brohdCMt staUons, but would be church. Salt Ijiko city, will ad­ S ill m «i*li«tlon tor " y e u t of required to use a different chan­ dress the Qoodlng stake confer' nel from that of the orlglnaUng ence Saturday and Sunday In th: m^ifwM POn will be ‘'ci *lx- staUon. LDS chapel here. J t day and "<> parllclpaUon In Remote control of the low-power Ross C. Lee, Jerome, stake prej' ^ ^ > r J c u ! w BcUviUcs " _ a c sUUons would bo permitted. Ident, will conduct sessions. Sun­ 2 2 n T » Harold Blaiilc. president FCC InvlUd ( Special purchasel Multicolor I the day's general sessions are slateu embroidery trims front and La CrosM chaplM of the r proposal to be submitted by fo r 10 A jn. and 1:30 p in, SPECIAL BUY! LUSH, LACE TAPERED TOE SUPPERS! -inlean PederaUon of Tcachera J a n . 11. back. Sturdy Sanforized while E ld e r Rom ney is a former proc- cotton broadcloth. tlcin g atto rn ey and has served In WEAR M ATCHING FUR! united Preas Inter- several public offices In Salt Lnke TRIMMED NYLON QUILT uUMiiJ most o l th e 305 La Crouse City. He la aaaislant mannalns di­ She'll love you forever for SEAMLESS NYLONS B eautiful sCay-up awhile S X m Binned a resolution o 7 Govei-noi’s rector of the church welfare pro­ on ly . S all BtricUy academic g ram a n d is a form er missionary thlsl I.avlshly lace trimmed slippers In smooth pastel ffioM ” after next Tuesday un- Ask Restoring to Australlla. Romney was born in nylon quilt with that femin­ 6 9 c P r : sheep leatlier. Bunny f u r col­ lai the school accedes to the Mexico and his family fled the ine touch. And so easy-carel Check the quality, tho Uny lars are dyed to match! So indien’ demands at tho board Madero revoluUon In 1012. 2.98 Needs only to be hand wash­ prlcel No wonder O ay- newl Tapered toes, golden Women's sixes < lo 9 nmlltts next Monday. modes are the largest sell­ BUariei lU nked Low Of Road Fund ed. Pink, blue, 10 to 18. 7.00 colored stud trim . Cbildrtn's slxea XO to S ing hose In tho country. fiilatles head th e list of the In- WHITB. SULPHUR 6PRIN08, Sizes 8K to n . ilntetors' complalnta. B lank said. W. Va., Dee. 3 Seven governors Rocks Topic A Mincy of 3fl other Wisconsin ■ ■ ‘ ‘ yesterday to appeal di­ ^ shoved La Crosse’s salary rectly to President Elsenhower and «l^edulB ranking tn th e lower congressional leaders to restore cuts O f Biihl Meet flfUi. he said. In the intcraUte highway building BXnZL, Dcc. 3—A proKrum ... S ^ e big! Buy Every depdrtm enf is packed with Gift Vdliies! - Another major srlpe is the rocks was presented to Uio Buhl fuul to pay conches for their time The governors, members of the Lions club Tuesday evening at eo me sporb field*.'lim iting them roads and highway safety com- R a n d R cafe by Harry Jennings, 10 theJr wJorte* « tcaciien. Blank mltco of the council of *Ut« gov. cJub flsem ber who Js also a m em ­ ernmenti, said they would ask for ber o f th e Mogle Valley Oem club “ *4iere U nothin* In a conference with Elsenhower and a n d a n a rd e n t gem collector. incU vhleh stoles U achers are ft congressional delegation early In Jennings pointed out the bene- hired u coaches o r anything else January. f its derived from collecilnit. work­ bui Usehers, W c have tried for ing and cutUng of precious stones. m r years to Bet coaches and O ov. A braham lUblcoff.ConnectU cut, commrnce chairman, said all O u t o f th e 125 members of the oilier exUa curricular supervlsers Gem club. Jennings is one out of piU.' Blank sftld. the states were deeply disturbed three persons In the entire club No Suceets that the federal government had who ”fncela" the stones. *We haven’t been successful.' cut highway funds by more than F a c etin g , he explolned. Is spec- Tn recent Incidents brought two billion dollars for the three- lollalng In cutting of genuine gem Uu tttchera’ Ire to a boll. year period beginning next July. atones. He noted thnt 05 per cent In ISSO, congress passed a high­ of •Toclc hounds” only collect rocks ’nectty council recently cut the way act which colled for a vast Kheol budget by <71.000. lopping but do not work them, while others system of interlocking highways to only hunt for tnlnerol specimens oti Kaeduled teochcrs' pay raises be com pleted by 1973. T he spend­ U the process. or crysuls. ing program which was to be Persona do not merely hunt tor M«n't Handkerchiefs TTIien seme of thtf tn c h e n largely financed by federal grants. rtst to the hearing on tho budget. •tones as a diversion but find Uiejr were belittled and insultedr By early last ycor, however, rev­ b e au ty in the stones, he said, while 10 for 1.00 S t ' ' sunk said. enues to support the building pro­ most people think of them as Smooth'cotton bankiea out 'Emit BehulU. t^ e chairm an of g ram w ere falling short of expecU- merely rocks. a full 18 by Ifl size. Why tiie.Jlnnnce committee, called Uons. I d s t sum m er Elseohower An Invitation also was read pay more? pjala only. them ‘nuisances’. We didn’t see proposed ft m -cent gasoline tax from the Lady tlons who plan to - much democracy In action there," to m ake u p th e diflclt, but con; entertain their husbands at the ?! he ».Hd, watered this down to a penny a n n u a l Christm as dinner to be Blsnlc. a Junior high school for 31 m o n tiu . held Dec. 12 at the R and R cafe. science teacher, said tho teacher's As a result, federal spending for v ' \ ‘ rtMlutlon would affect a wide ew roads has been sharply re­ LEAVES FOB OUABDS V I rtitse of acUvltles. duced. HEYBUHN. Dec. 3—Blaine An------hos left for Pt. Ord. Calif.. Mommy’s Dead, Boy Phoned; EXCLUSIVE DEALER She Was, He’s Orphan Again I n Blagle V aliej for MIAMI BEACH. Pla., Dec. 3 t* grader, replied, ''I Just dialed the - “t Just found my mommly operator and said I wanted the HAMMOND ORGANS dod,. police staUon. The operotor asked WHITE'S MUSIC CENTER Tlie little boy’s voice, punctu- m e. *ls th is a n emergency?’ 221 filain Are. East lUd by sobs, came clearly over “A nd I M id. ’Ves’." Uie wire to Shirley K lein, desk cIRctr a t Miami Beach police hndquartcrs, "Whafs your nam e, sonny?" Un. Klein a.^ked. ‘Israel Adler,- LAST 2 'Don't cry. Israel, maybe she's not dead. Are you sure she’s dtid?" DAYS Save On Fur • -Yei." he said. - I nhook her. » TWIN FALLS STORE wt she won’t wake up.’*’ W ESTERN STYLE BOOT Lined Gloves LOVEABLE PLUSH BEAR! I "Where do you live?” Mrs. Klein Mked. WrlUng out th e address, ine passed It to Officer R. T. f o r BUYS! BOYS, GIRLS! ALM OSTTFEET TALL! i woi and whispered, "Send every- A big hit with tots, teens, ’ . thlni; up there; squad car, ambu­ lance. oxyRCtj — and th e medical toddlosl He’s made of nyon Mamlner." y o u r pitish *D stuffed with cottoni ,Mr*. Klein w as back on the Cute pom pom nose a n d large pliont: -All rlBht, Israel, there’U ribbon, too . . . huggable as t« wmebody there In a minute. b a b y ’s Now don't hang up. Talk to me. be can bel Low prtcei Tcil me what happened." r don’t know.” sold Israel. *’l «oije up whcrj th e alarm w ent off and I went to wake m y mommy dta d '" Mra^^ Klein kepi the boy Ulk- fiK. Slie asked h is age. He said he wns 9. She talked soothingly the sobs sub- -nien the boy broke tn with, ^ e re A somebody a t th e door.~ Within sec- «n^ Patrolmen Karl Klmmel ?h? W alder confirmed th a t ihe boys ••m om m y"-ln reality mother. I ^ h e r Adler, C4-.was dead of •’ nstural causes. Mrs. Adler, a wealthy widow ^™ cl th ree years ago. Wiled near the Canadian border in an outo accl- 5x7 PORTRAIT lirael wos b o m in Montreal ? u ago,-he became ■ 0.8. citiKn. of your child., .for only (f Z!,'.! ®^vlln England- «• lather of four children said 6 re» SKirt ' Special Cotton O ur 16 Inch Our Musical Butterfly P rin t" * Buy. For Boys Flannel Buy! Pojdm a Doll Rocking Choir Cottdn Quilt’

■ 1.50 1.00 1.00 4.88 2 " 3 “ Your diolus of • .Ki. AddlUonid. ■ius 6 h> 16 .tint S to h e a t e d picUK. It you y-bb, .t dW-Ur Warm, completely Sail- A e itt to make her eyes S a n t a ’ s golfjff to -b o -V pricM, iu l you trfa no! fc> &UJ'. ComM cotton broadcioths . forizcd^sport shirts in a light- upl Our big, ■ mighty popular 'when ' ' CONCRETE with -tthori point collars, comb­ : wide range of deep, rich able^'p^am a they find thiB. u n d « .;th o . . - . , IW I.J I . !»• cUW«» ^ ; y i hM d witlf< button treel .Is.(durable 'hard-":: Colonial Concrete ed oxford button-downsi Both ■ plajidsl • Yes. .specially JPIxg BxOtuhiaii at. PemnefM litUs or DO Iron 'n wears eyes, molded hair, < and wood-wIUf.an-a:ttracUvo Penney priced., 100% Chone RE 3-5500 .. .'both have sew convertibte cotton itiiffed -1 a te * natural^fitil^hAlsajartfY-fi. s & H Green Stampa Fri. 1 to 5-6 to9 Saf. 9:30 to lM to 5:30 eufli. cotton flannel body.. Aworted styles. to-beat Ipw price I,. A ■ A:- [Wndlnf- tIMES-NEWS, t w in FALLS, IDAH?)- ' THtJIlSDAY. DECmiBER 3 , ,,5, s f P A G B S ^ j Food Contest A ir Meets Planned SdPresident Is MAGIG VALLEY RADIO SCHEDULES Hunter Falls, Planned for ------io u r, .aviaUon roundtable Breaks Leg; ■ Set for Start lunched UiU season.' Director Chet KAYT KBAR KEEP KLIX KTFI KART Moulton announced yesterday. (t«M Uloeyeiai) (14M UlMyelaa) T he f l n t -wui be Dec. T a t the rUM ftllaeyclefl TBtnSOAT lihcoln Areiia Rescue Made Of Big Trip - TBUUUaT Bolae ftlr teim lnaL • TUUKS9AT WA8BIN0T0H, Oeo. a W - eotm^r hlgb achool atadenU-are P m ldelie SiM oiiower declared Sass,aiiM" |t,M flporla at M 11 lit Na>a invited to participate In auutrttlou Hollaiid Teacher '5 u te n l> r th6 m ajor aim oI tila ItlU Il«t4«»a lli<» WaaUar eootcA QMmsored by tb e F r a b u ­ 2a/X)0a "SSSSSS™ iron, Pocatello, wa* brouBht ou?!v ^ S iu N«*« lOO Miula llj« DulniiTTraadT* aww BORLBY, Dec. 3—Wlm T am vna, rugged Crowley canyon SUtea U a "sood partner" In the d» HtUnM Vari«ll«i cluha. organttatlons, food dealers exchange teacher from Holland, ■eareh for a Juit peace. t! ii iiitT... v.rl«l.. I JO MmM I ( tit 8baw T«sa TSaa i!«( itlakariy ajww attended a planning meeting Mon- spoke and ahowed' slides of his Klientiowcr told a newi confer­ ! 1.M aN a^ « . tU u .iM. Na«( l l u sioi Co^bapa'AsaU itay night for tbe ‘^outh Power native land at the Cassia County ence, 'J u t •■•uch pre*tlge and uIubm VarMJM i i K S s ; Maallar :i90 Klabartr BHaw Teachers association and faculty tit* Bun let Manltariflltar .lU Nt«>< Food- project being promoted na- jundl'jg a* I have" will be lucd oeo »••• U a o w l£ Boma 48 food d ^ e r a leetlng «t the Burley high school .durlBK hU la it year In odlee to 4l«t DIUkMN s' m BMt organlxatlons anT sponsoring . udltorlum Tuesday night. cany out that theme. a s . T . i r " ' " !i90 Idate Nam B e was assisted by Mrs. Tam sma. .•SRr.” ""'”" S)00 Nawi . r s t e x . . . llH Danilas Bapjrl TJroJect a nd.have asked'the F » r a Trip SlfcBfMd ■19 Raa Tberaa $ham Burtaa to act aa orgaol«r, Ae S ari Otrteoo, prlncJpal, reported Dlactittlns the trip and other tiOt HaUaM VaHttiM SjOf Mu.^ *141 •NBC.Na** .lit Mult AU Kan aald. on the agenda for the ldaho Bdu- cJSrta n 'S n 'S Xorelcn luuea a t hla meeUnr with s'lO !!l!!.SSr caUon anoclaUon meeting to ‘ 1I>U Oaaaa H m 'Im MwU Ata Kan Bitrles can Include news or fea­ newunen, Elienhower made these SlU nallr DnoUM* u'iVS CM alU S4* tu re storlea. cartoons. • editorials, held In Boise Friday. m ain polnU: S.OOOff' rUDAT pictures, dw rta- or mapa showing Report and assignments from ’ 1. Be haa received medical dear*, iIm Bar-Tbaraa Show the public relations chairman ance from hit doctora who found ■II Melntrrf. Na*a 9 N«l««rk Tima the faim-to-table story of fooda ^He bunt a small iirc and w »w thrwi iH m llUtk. Muila I Tap ef U cniot and the effect of proper diet.------were given by Mary Rencher -In 'lio|-?o*?*onc7siir- ?n three ^ ible of lOO Kora aaaat •• w#« i»t Uadar Cap. Dmm h a n d s of th e Judges by Dec. 33 and m lly li Tr*4lBS Fm I aWarM Mava understan' ' I he lU Alaa Drtar . the county winning entries must 4 Sheib 'saved ‘ 109 aNawa aa Be«f b e In to th e state by Jan. 1,19M. entitled “School Daze" was given "U probably here and there tak' tiM SufirlM Mat). iir x ^ ^ O a p w lOt 8*ubA aaa Moafa by Maxine Gamer. Mrs. Gertrude Darrow was down lo hlj i.»' Ing on a load that he ahouldn't.” IlM HtWM lOO Laaa; Uaaumaa I t u hoped th a t a t least six, to Newcomb, state textbook commis­ 2. Nehru U right in trying to )1 QuIunaiUr • ill 8«arU* Mulf |}9 B^na at 19 SSS'S^' I ltt Bit* •• eig h t youths from each county will sion and curriculum director, also caliber pistol nnd one for hu <£ S Uuik wiia Cerdla I SMBd aad Muih • i99 liab»-De*a attend the sUte conference, as the aetUe the border dispute with red lOO Unai'a Uiul* 4ilt N«wa spoke. Ohloa by nesotlaUon and that IH Katp'a Kaapatf >» u” *«*atwfltkTl«a trip will be expense paid to county Teachen from the Oakley school China's leaden are wrong In us< winners. served refreshments. Next meeting -tag force... \ Tbls dally aehedale of tdevlsloa and rsdio programs is presented PVom the state contest, 10 will be wlU be held Ja n . 30 a t th e Burloy b^^oSiv'sro';, a. The Prealdent will be pre­ aa a serrlce to readers «t the Tlmes-Newa. Listings are fBmlibed by selected winners and wIU receive high schooL pared to discuss the border Issue Meeting Held (he station. Any errors or cbangea should be r e p ^ d to the statlen Johnnie Ray Is an expense paid trip to the Nation­ asd^other speeirie problems with tlaeU aad 'Q o f th e T lm e»-Scn. al Youth Power conference In Chi­ A t 'T iehru. Including hopeful algns o' 1, 1, * * * * * * cago, Feb. 11-13, IBSO. Relatives Leave Darrow waa treated in I an Improvement In relations -bC' By Dairymen Said Innocent In charge of entries In their re- eller for the broken leg, cu' * ALMO, Dec. 3 -M r. and Mrs. ' tween Pakistan and India! DBTROTT. Dec. 3 wi — Singer specUve areas are Hyrum MCMTvy. DletJlch: Mrs. Kenneth Johnson. Larry Tracy and son. Salt Lake Neretlatloa Urged Johnnie Ray wu found Innocent City, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tracy 4. Re will discuss other spe'cUlc In Twin Falls Television Log on a morels charge yesterday Richfield, and Mrs. Braun, Sho- PROGRAM SET iblems.as he visits other cap- hone. and family, Wayon. have returned BUHU Dec. 3-Clover krm a. I Milk retailers and dlstrlbuUtn and promptly feU off the prlsoner» home after vUltUig-relatives here. Is and everywhere will empha* I iSO Vanllet It Yaura Youths interested may contact n,(,t ■ n.cd.fj'a I from Twin Falls, Jerome and Filer IlOO llrliblar Par bench In a dead faint Mr. and Mn. Harvey Cohoon Kalso the need to resolve Issues byand members of the' Idaho Food KLIX-TV » Revived amid a bedlam of no of the three, and all clube or I lls SMrat Storm wishing to .p a rtici­ and family have returned to their oegoUaUon rather th a n force. Dealers assoclaUon met Wednes (Cbaanel 11) 2iaO Kdca e( NIaht plause and cheers. Ray told ... home in PocaUUo after vUltlng 8. Prime MlnUter N o b u s i i k . THUUiUAt SlW Amarleaa llandaUBd CUS pate are invited to do sa day a t Young'a D airy to dlacusi ftll-woman Jury In recorder’a here. - KIshl. Japan, will visit the Unit­ Till KUX lUadllnta 4:09 Thr«« SISacaa Leaders of some of the organiza- ______llles are urged to attend. Idaho laws that apply to reUll dis (let KernlBc I'JarliouM 4:19 rilcka court. "It's the nicest thing I could ed Statai. probably Jo January, trIbuUon ct milk ptwtueU. IlM TU 0« AnnouflCM t III K U X KMrloQf KarnlraJ hear." Uons present Monday night sUted Klahl's visit Is eipectod to bring The meeting #aa the first of _ «iM I Lova iMtj Bi3() liutklabtrrr llMn4 Ray w u accused of accosting they wUI take the matter up with completion o( negotlaUons for a I no Dt<«D]bar Uriila • lOO Ooubla II Korral nnd soliciting here Nov. 31. Pa­ the organixaUons they represented e r l e s of m eetlngi to be held I0i«9 Leva cf LIfa «|9U KLIX-lr. revUed UJ9. - Japanese m utual de­ throughout the sUte In comlnj lOilO Haarch (or Tomarrov 7:00 Hatty llutloa trolm an Eugene, Cavlston, of the before fclvlng a vote of endorse­ fense treaty. weeks, with th e rest of th e meet lOitl Ruldlni LJaht D etroit police vice squsd, testified m ent. 0. Elsenhower la m ore hopetul Inga to be scheduled after Jan. 1 <09 KmIIm i Uui) that the slnser made an Indecent ' now than a few months back that IfiSO. tiuo riisbi. proposal to him outside a down­ some conitnietlve re a u lt w ill Dvard Campbell, Boise, head a. ■no Hfuir i'»rtr »>1S iGA s u r etaxa town bar. Cavbton. In plainclothes, form er Michigan emerge from U.S. • British nego­ the dairy division of the depart­ >99 Ullllaaalra ______U ilt KUX llaadliBM ' a'd posed as a salesman.'; • - tiations with the Soviet u n io n for m ent of Bsrlculture. led a dIscuS' The - 13-woman' Jury acquitted Official Is Dead a ban on nuclear weapons testing slon of various laws concemlni " I after backed up by an loteroatlonal In­ preparation and aales of dalr} Mother, Delayed G r a n d KAPIDS. Mleh, Dec. 3 spection system. National 4-H WV-Former Rep. Albert J. Engel, producu In Idaho. He told the R., Mich:, Lake City, a vigorous foe iroup that existing statutes are < Twin Doing WeU of Waste in m ilitary expenditures, irotect the farmer and maintain Honors Won CAM BRIDOE, Md.. Dec. 3 Murphy Quits died today at-Butterworth hos­ New Stoi^e to fairer prlco to the consumer. Loriy Foxwell. his younger twin pital, Grand- Rapids. He was 13. The second m eeting wUl be l W ASaiNOTON, Dec. 3 < O P D - brother Lawrence and their 19- T he a t a t e ' deparUnent's ace Hospital officials said he died of a pjn. today at Rupert Chamber By Area Girl complications resulting from In­ of Commerce office, according t< troubleshooter, Robert D. Murphy, OpenFriday; (Pram Paaa On*) has stepped down as undersecre­ juries received In an automobile WlUon. Ron B allantyne, Rupert accident Sept. 30. vice president of th e Idaho Foot accomplished accompanist for so­ pltal. tary of state for political offalrv. loists. Larry, a five-pound two-ounccr. He will be succeeded by Livingston A native of Ohio, Engel gained Activity Seen Dealers association, waa genera his first public office In Michigan The attractive Twin Falls coun­ AS b o m Nov. 33. Lawrence, alx T. Merchant. chairman. pounds, 13',l ounces, didn’t a r ­ os Mlasaukeo county prosecutor In Ing poialbl!!ues.^ac^tng to Mn. ty girl developed her home eco­ the IBia. nomics Interest during her It years rive unUl Tuesday “ J a c k ' Levander. She and Mrs. daya and 13 hours after his broth- Frank W am^ are co-m«nagers of of «-K projects. She completed 93 BEAD TttlES-NEWa WANT ADS the store. Personnel u d jnanage- Line Continues ijects before graduating irom K ore th a n 1,300 l ______lUeford h ig h school in IMT, 37 ^ e delayed bJrth of the Identi­ ment will be uochaoged.' license pUtea and about 300 of them directly dealing with home cal twins left Mrs. Wayne Foxwcll The new McKentla M otor'at asi truckiplatea had been aold by economics. Her Interests were In exhausted, the hospital said, bu' Ualn avenue east vtU sell Volks­ the T»ln Falls county assessor'a she w as otherwise In good condlj wagen car*. T b s firm wlU hold Its office by aoon Tluiraday. Ing and I' nent proj' Uon. S h e has three other boy3 grand opening Friday «nd 8ttur« County Aseeasor C liffo rd ecu, with many of her exhibits and aged I . 3 and 3. Tbompson reported sale of the The twins were about one month ■ ^ 5 .. demonstrtttlona winning her rec­ B T en w eompaay plu u plates hak alaeked off and that ognition and blue ribbons at fairs premature. . have customers are able to buy plates and 4-K meets. tee ataUon at M3 Blue Lakes boul­ without waiting in line. NAVY GETS DESTROYER evard north open fbr bualneaa by In 1050, m im Kudtao BOSTON. Dec 3 I^T he guid­ May. This will m ake aeven Texaco jite achievement award program ed misallo destroyer leader Dewey, aervloe stations la Twin Falls. and represented Idaho at the Na' constructed at Bath Iron Works. Construction b u not started but Mink F&un Odor tlonal 4-H Club congress, Bath. Me., was turned over to the a bouse h u been moved from the Miss K udlao has used her knowl­ Davy yesterday for commissioning aite. .. Trial Continuing edge of hom e economics assisting next Monday. ■The P in t Security ban k o f Twin Teatlmony ccotlnued Tliuraday younger girls of the Handy '* ‘ Falla hopea to be open for busloeu monUng In Twin Falls district ert 4-H club In Castleford. 8 The Oreeka call their country Christmas favorite by May at the new build'------court in a suit filed by property Vaallclon tls Zllados. - ‘ eonstiueUon la- the 300 owners who complain of the odor of H ellas. Main avenue aoutb. of a mink farm w eat of Tw in Falls. ;The Robinson-Feldtmaa real Tba civil action b e ^ with wit­ esUte otrice h u moved to tbe old nesses for the realdenU testifying JUsdaU. floral ahop at 87B Filer through Tuesday and part of ★ STARTS ALL NEW TODAY* av en u e .''' Wednesday, Teatlmony im the .'Onion CU compaBy b a a begun mink farm waa under way at 0 prelinilnaiy work on A .aerrlee su« p jn . W e d n e s d a y ------tfno-ccunra-iumN.. Uon to be located at the northwest ___ baited tmtU lo ajo. Thurs­ comer of the InterseeUon of F^er day.'Twin Falla, District Court ™GleraiE)ri avenue and Blue Lak ~ ...... — ■' Theron Ward la bearing north. the c MlneRtgrnoWs Jewell studloa p la n a to move The complaint was filed by Mrs. from the present location’at ISO Crystal Rosendaul. Slver Tell. Mala avenue north to US Blue Tell. Melvin Aalett and Ro- I t S w OI e D Now the gift she always needs, wants XAket boulevard n o rth , a n d wlU - Aalett agalnat Paul L. Rob­ bold a grand opening in February. erta and Edna B. Roberta. The B en Jeirellt.manager. aaya th e own- proceedings are expected to be W iH A H S S and appreciates can be more fashionable, more era are remodeUng the Inalde and completed T hursday. outaldA of tbe buUdlng to make It glamorous than ever! Choose her Christmjas- larger, and there '«U1 be more UTAH BANKER DIES parking space than fonsaly. SALT LAKE CTtY. Dec. 3 W - favorite nylons from our collection, of new styles, A senior vice president of the First Thorion Builders. lno> operating Security B ank of TTtab, d . Owens new colors, new textures. Famous brands, too. a t 377 Fierce street fo r 10 years; Thurman, died yesterday at hU plaoa to move'Into — here. He waa M. Death was ^ o p a t M South PaUB avenue from a h e art [condition. west.by the flrkt part of January, •me firm U franchised distributors y P ^ .-jy ■: in Southern and s a a t^ Idaho for ^GUSTAVO ROJO Lovely hoae by Phoenix in the newest Butler/steel buUdloga. EVA GABOR-FRH)CURK< colors for the holidaya. D and W Sales, company plans kCMMmatBmaui to finish remodeling the entrance THURS. — FRI. — SAT. 60 Gauge, 15 Denier, Full to lU building at 1300 Kimberly Carol Lynley—B randon De Wilde Fashioned hosiery ...... I.G5 road by Ohrlstmu. The firm took FREE! — D IA L RE 3-5570 — 13 feet oM the store front In con- "BLUE DENIM" SenmlMs in sheer mesh JuncUon with the widening of TUB FIRST 100 Kimberly road. ESCORTED -PRICES*. —T IM E B - 15 Denier ...... 1.35 WOMEN WILL Adulta DOOKS OPEK Walking sheers . RALLY NOTED KS33IISIIII9&9 REC EIVE A TUBE 15e U1 0:30 . then t l .0 0 Service Weights - K m a K IU ,. Dec. » -A n n u a l fall ENDS TONIGHT OF LIPSTICK .. 1.50 Give A rally for Dnlted Preabyterlan youth ChUd 2So wUl be held Sunday at the Cald- James stewart-Lee Remeck Hudson weU church, reporta th e Rev. R. I. Eve Arden—Katmyn Grant I T ACTUALLY P U T S YOU IN TH E Bam ea. Local aludenU w ho wUh to atU nd are aaked to con U c t him. "ANTONOMY OF PICTURE! 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pEEPSTAKES TtCKETS STARTS W IH EVERY FEW MINUTES Tomorrow A T THE. J 8,1059 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN .FALLS, IDAHO . PAGE SE V M ■. K jBOBSbAT.'J Ike Discusses Birfh Control Last Rites Held Reporters Find Ike in Good Honor Pays PTA Meet Hears pfixon to Be PORT WORTH, Tex.. Dec. 3 For James R. H ill (UPI) — luj-mond Lee Brown, Musical Numbers BUHL, Dec. 3—PuneriU.servfces Mood at Meet Before Big Trip 33. lound out yesterd.-iy th e law BUSS, Dec. 3-The musle de­ j r i s y for jaw ea R ik y HiU » e n heM At By ARTHUR EOSON sity who drops by with a request has a heart becau.se ho proved partment .of the School presented a p. ni. Wednesday at the Buhl WASHINGTON. Dec. S UV-Nor. ~3t to let the old school down. there I* honor among thieves. several numbers under direction Bee’s Absencfe Prcsbytertan church with the Rev. mnlly the chief Interest in a presi­ It wns that way at the start, Brown nnd Earl Wayne Han­ of Alfred N'ettleton, music teacher, Dr. John N. Mnclntuh of(lclatln<. dential newaxonfcrence is in what when Elsenhower Was explaining son net off a pistol booby trap for th e p rogram a t the BUss PTA Oale Conner, sans two selections h e will Miy. or won't say, ab o u t the Why he was going on thl# long when they broke Into iv grocery. meeting Tuesday evening. flccompanlcd by Mr*, Gerald Jc n r leading Imes. nnd exhnustlng trip. I t went off and fatally woui)d- sen, orgnnlxt. who nUo played th e The high school glee club sang But tho one yc.iterday He said he has only a few ed llan.v)n in tlie ncck. several m odern songj, Negro spirit-' prelude nnd pattlude. Oeorge Bllck ferent. months left ns president, and al- Tlic prosccutlon pointed out and John Bllck served as ushers. uato, and Christmas carols aecom- To many ot us the main interest thouRh he didn't saV it this blunt­ thnt Droirn could linve escaped, panied by Louise Zeller. A band' Active pallbearer* included M au­ ly, he's aware th n t If he's ever but AtAved and tried to help his rice Q uero', Jr.; Curl Roland. E arl would not be In what was asked luartet cdmposed of Becky Sue said, but In the man-hlmself.— Rolng to Rct anj’where n e a r hto| friend-until police arrived. Ju tler, W alW r' Phillips, D on CUn« Iletdel. A. O. Lemlncr Paul Shrlver How does Dwight D. Elsenhower KonI, peaces he's going to h av e to Judge McGregor ngreed and John Darker. wmij nnd Dale Zeiler and Larry Lynch look nnd feel as he preparu to set hurr>'. with the prosecution's rccom- played a trom bone solo. Honomi'y pallbearers 'Included jt on hLi historic trip? "I do feel the compulsion to visit niendatlon nnd handed down a Maurice Ouerry. «r,: R udolph Mrs. WlllA Justice, 80. and Mrs. After nil, he has had th ree number of countries." he u ld at inltflmum sentence of five yeors Irvin C ondlt. 80, both Hagerm an, zncli. Jam es H. Slileldn. Jr.: W nl- Jor Illnesses, nnd hns been told he le point. And at another time, he in prison. spoke of th e ir early school days ter ReesC' and Roy Unley. Con­ would hnve to slow down. Y et said. "Such prestlse as I have, 1 ■'“‘-.“ .“i h SS u i ro»“ “ '"• cluding servlce.1 were nt Sunset here he to. rcndy to travel 22J70 w ant to u*e It." VOUTH ENLISTS Biirrlll Urgg, president, con­ "»• Memorial park. Tu'ln Falls. miles. 10 vtoli 1| nations in IB I In the field dear to the HEYBURN. Dec. 3 - Nile C, ducted the meeting. The R«v, day*. Gary Shoemaker gove the open­ President's heart, fiscal rcsponsl- Oreenhalgh, son of Mrs. Ida L. "will not support" any ’sueh 'use It's n program )hnt might billty, (hat he most resembled' ing prayer. Orville ReddlngtoD. of public funds. ncr%e n dccathalon cham plor between-hnlves speaker. Oreenlialgh enlisted In the army superintendent, explained reorgan­ la Wi W asblngtoB. D. C , prei> P rotestant Episcopal B l s h T h e Presrdint,"iJrcMed in brown, Someone naked him 'about the under the “gmduate speelallst' isation plan -being worked on for ___ _ ■ iwwni»inr ih e federml government In Jomc.1 A. Pike, Son Francisco. hurried In two minutes late, un- program.for-Uie.stlll. I •• — Hacerman and Wendell- T !erre(t-ihftrihe” Ciillu)lIcTjUihl J)udgeL_and_Elscnhowcr_woaloK •n y 'w iy by fl'vrnf oUjCT'^natloiu birth eontrol id vIeerT he pre*l. m u a irid r n m an ai"pT3'ncWftroarhC and running on his favorite uiple. course at Ft. >lonmouth. N. J. He schools. dent also' ancwered qnettlons and dlKussed hU forthcomlnir sootl- sinnd would “condemn rapidly ... to. His color was 'good, h is eyes will take basic training a t Pi. Ord, wlll trip to E urope, lhe,ftUddle E ast mnd A tU . (NEA telephoto) creaslhg millions In lfs.i fortunate had a sparkle when he grinned, "Ladles and gentlemen." he said, *'I w ant to tell you something.** Calif, U U kes a #hlp on average of 10 pnrts of the world to starvation, and he looked surprisingly lit for hours to pass through the Pan- - bondage, mlsary and despair." • _ .5 ! ff o 7 l Dosslble #ocl*l week- a man of CD. And so he told us. once m ore, READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS canal. Pike snld many ProtesUnt# be­ ..... asked about hi# health. nbout how much interest thto Solution for Fast Increasing lieve th e United States has ft clear and did his family feel any qualm s g a s s moral duty to share birth control about his dashing oft on a long should Information with people of other trip like thto? Tlio t how we ought to put things 1 Population Stirs up Debate ro u n trla who want to engage In he supposed et-ery m an's fam ily on the shelf that don't have to be "The COVE WASHINGTON.______Dec. 3 (UPI)- :upi). are "aa_ ominous a threat to man>. "family planning by medically ap­ feels qualms about trips, but thnt done right now. , i kind a s th e H-bomb." proved means." "Everybody In this room to a P itottnU on'a 1«UWJ« If you read at averaRe speed, .. his doctors assure him he's up to children will be bom In the world . They say that runaway human The InWmaUonnl Cooperation It. taxpayer," he said. And; "We, during the time It takes you ferUllty already Is wlplnn out administration has tald that It ha# Elsenhower got a laugh when he Ought to take thto to heart and do' read this sentence. hard-won gains In food production said he hopes to complete the trip Something about IL" j m«Uu88 in _»e Presl- no plans whaUver to provide any Nine people hnve died during Uie In underdeveloped countrlc.i. nnd blrih control • ' ' ‘'without losing the last vestlgo of But since there doesn't seem same Interval of time. So the that mass starvation is a real pos- what I once thought was a good much time to do something about ^ '? 2 i ^ S i c r th ln js, NUon will world's population showed slbUlty In the' not-too-dlstnnt fu­ dtoposltion.'; It before Elsenhower leaves, let’s » * * S t r t h e im lS ln g toaiAc* growth of nine. ture. snld at his press conference yes- AS In so many other Elsenhower ^ M»rU of two key comraltUM Every 24 hours, Ute totAl grows The second quejjlon to: What, if tenlay th a t tho U. s. government news conferences, this one c -- Congenial' Atmosphere 2w ds. They are the cabinet y 135,000. E ach year. It increases anything, should fovbmmcnta do will have no truck with b irth con­ slonally resembled a b etK ___ ^U ee on Pflce jtobUltttlon by about SO million—the equiva­ halves pep talk, not by the coach w ith G E N E S 7 ind the government con- to curb population growUi? trol as long as he U In the'W hite lent of adding an entire nation House. but by the president of tho unlver- READ TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS g S committee ;on e««P'oy™ '^ Japan's answer Is n drastic na­ the size of France. tional program o t blrtt: control. Siminallon. Both rejwrtJ are This Ifl tho "poi SSSd by the il«t of the year. Including legalized aborlloits and Sion" tlm l h a s plunged religious free sterilization cllnlc.i, which has *«*Nl*on DuUe. NoUd and political lenders Into conlro* KiMirt oMlstanta. consdou# of cut the nation's blrtlt rate In half versy over th o need for global birth slnco 1047. Bi^Uer-* «tepped-up cmp^Bn control measures. te DubUc altentlon. ere row call- Tho boslo facts of populaUon No other country has gone quite S 'diU , attention to the vice growth are not In dispute. In re­ so far. But India has been setting Sjldmt'J engnBeznenU. Do [is so up clinics to dispense birth control ^ U) eountcr the tradlUonal cent yeani,- tho Introduction of modern health measures has information and devices, similar JT that the vice pre*ldeney- programs ore under consideration mlttj the govemorahlp from caused a sharp drop In death rates, particularly 1 n underdeveloped In other "underdeveloped countries. ^ nockefeUer countries. B ut birth rates generally And th a t brings up the UUrd have remained at traditional high question: Should the United States jSr^'a^efe'nonial office. ■,., encourage such programs, by pro> itoekefeller «unp w«U leveu. Tho result ha# been a dramatic vldlng foreign old funds to help (.•compare experience, one NW- carry them out. or by sponsoring * iBPporter M id. Uja “burden of acceleration In the rate at which the hum an rac e Is multiplying. re.tearch on new, cheap and reli­ Bfoot a on Rockefeller.' T he b « k - able methods of birth control that n or front-runner Nixon «iy this Before w orld war II. total popula­ tion growih never exceeded one aro adaptable to mnas use in un­ BrtM ih t sovemor.inust make a derdeveloped countries? mbrtintlftl showing In the presl- per cent a year. Today the growth jolUl prlm arlea-and polls. rot« is a b o u t 1.7 p er cent world­ Two recent foreign nid studies wide, and m ore th a n three per have hinted that thto would be n cent In some part# of Asia and good Idea. One was the so-called Morrison H eads Africa. Draper committee report, submit­ At this rate, the population of ted to President Elsenhower in Buhl lO O F U nit the Earth will increase from tlie September. It said that “govern­ present 3,000.000,000 to about four ment leaders In many less develop­ BCin* Dec. 3 - E . W . Morrison billion by W80. and to more thon ed nations recognize that the only Tt5 elected noble grand w hm the six billion by the end of tho hope for their people" lies In B;bl Odd Fallows lodge met Tues- tury. bringing down their birth rates. (U mnlBt a t th e lO O P halL It recommended that the United If ’the facts are hob In dispute, Othtr MW officer# Include Paul SUtes "assist those countries... In iheir Implication# are. An Increas­ Kbim*, »1co grand: Darol Wo- the formation of their plans de­ BU); Kenta>7; Leland Hudson, ingly ocrlmonlous debate, .which signed to deal with the problems already has involved President El­ Iisiadil M cretary, and Stanley of rapid population growth." Biitejton. trcftwirer. B ert Wo­ senhower. Protestant and Catholic Committee Chairman William H o d n s elected trusteo and Har* religious letiders and nearly all Draper. Jr, denied that his group Every Saturday rerBlcUehaupt. stAff capUln. candidate# Tor the I960 presiden­ was proposing that tho United Ttit next meeting Is sla M tial nominations, centers around tbrn questions, States sensor .birth control pro­ Dec 8 when the lnltl«t«cy4e( grams abroad, but that was the Just ask any Salesperson in Scard Happi-Time till be conferred on a group .. ' The nrst Is; How serious Is the inteipretatlons generally placed o Toy Town how you can qualify for this Tre­ ODdldatcs. reports U. A. Rodig, problem of population pressure? the report. olitfl grand. Hie Catholic bishops of the In October, the senate foreign mendous Free offer! Sears Is Toy Headquar­ United State#, in a formal state­ relations committee made public a m ent last week, asserted th a t "pea- report, prepared by the Stanford ters for Magic Valley with the Biggest, Finest, khlVFW Hosts ilm istlc population predictors’* research center, suggesting that have greatly exaggerated the dan- the United states study the pos- most Complete Selection of Toys anywhere! All District Meeting y. They expressed confidence slblllty of backing large-scale Xor- at Scars traditional Low Prices. Just say . .. BUHL, Dec. 3 - T h e Buhl Veter- lat “the thus far hidden re*cr' elgn tests of birth control de­ ni of ForelgQ Wars, Thurston votrs of science and of the Barth' vices. “Charge It” or use Sears Convenient Lay-away. Pence post 3C(M, will serve as hosts can bo ta p p ed to provide ade^ The U. s. Catholic bishops clear­ fcT the annual district six meeU quately for a growing world popu­ ly had these reporU In mind when Isf ot Uie VPW Sunday a t the lation. they charged last week that Asetlan Legion hall. Some scientist# support this view, "propaganda campolgn“ was afoo 5-Unif ALLSTATE K poUuck dinner wUl be served exam ple. P rof. Colin Clark, to obtain U. s. foreign aid funds tiUJD p. m. followed by separate Oxford university, believes that to "promoto arUlclal birth pre­ cteUsit or the VFW and aux- the Earth's resources, if fully ex­ vention programs." iliUT. The auxiliary meeting will ploited. are sufficient to provide They said American Catholics Electric tRAIN be opca to all Interested women, a c o m fo rta b le'd ie t for 28 billion fiUii department officers are ex. people, or w “austerity diet" lor ST. LOUIS MAYOR GETS POST Pecw to be present. up to 00 blUIon. 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TOl'WHOM IT MAY a s s o r te d ‘ • or^ftiKEprcoSiiiM ■UOJBCTl Ul££l- mfoKFilCdULA. CHOCOLATES Everybody loves’candy! Show her iSw^^^IiKr/mpotwJ ft tknuih tha Oonlnlon i t Ca»d>...... Albertson's speicol blend you. love herl aS'd 1 . 7 ,K W t Inum la of lb* Idaho ah«n> Irulutirr B O X 4 9 * •nd lb* aut* at l ii •tfKlli'a fcuncaa)|in£^ **Na pnisB or p*r*oiii, firm. r«r< MraUon. nlliiay, atrial or muior truupert eoBpaor. oc Inill.Mual DELUXE C ak e Mixes ■ ownar ot a truck, or aaant Ihrrtof, ahaU aklp. tr.11. ptrmll tu «rwt th* -.fluto Ilnf.'or ia any tnaBatr tran*- part «nr thmp or | m U from th« COUPON HERE Dcmlnloa ef Canada. dlrt«t ur ltdl> 29c o v uiiAiiny »•.^.JMeKWAN, ov uiiAiiny TBblUht P«e. ». 1 NOTICB Ta Ik* BlMkboldm ot .tb* Ul»b«r ot tb« Uoani ef Okeeiora aad tranMcUnc locb Mbrr butla Bar como'bcfor* aald niMitiif. ORANGE JUICE The booka »m ckoo tor the trantfrr • t tiock t«B dajn More laU nwctlnr, ■nd aU rroxlaa uuit U In. lb« hand> M aid ot th* B«r«tarr net l«u Ihin fix dijri CHILI b^ora laid mevllnc. 4 }||QU LINK CAN.M. COUPA.SV N o lle y 's. . . frotn Nallcy V olley w ith - c h o i c o N 0U)iNANC£ ui' Tni: CITY o r t h a t scpcial old-time M exican flo> r i v * “ vjSff CIIAKTE3) TO vor. Your choice of hot or regular! III TlIK NOHTJIWM' uMit^u ia rr k cohi v u m> 'Aanv n i.. INC.. .. -Al.t-S COUNTV, IDAHO,______AND_ rnoviDiNKrnovi: Kon kx. x c u n o N o r a cjmq ih____ t.c ia iu ui'.kii ------, ------TllWKST BK. ...b* ownrr i>t ( Babdlrtaton lo Twin Falb...... * .Coualr. Idaho, bai b.rtUiler* •taatad to tbt Clu ot T*tln FalU, Idalw. Z E E T O W E L S an aaaaoml tor avwm In aald >i TABLE-TESTED FRESH FROZEN ’ .*!wi?£Sl£5!8. a Mrtloo of aalj ^ aaaniMnt bm laaftar pankuUrIr L v v ’ aaribod la no loam et anr iiublle i 3 3 lf . or bneflt for aald aawer rurnxc. ,11 ___ w W tbt MMW tkat tba ae-ir hat U «r. IT ( SAINED l)Y Tlir. CilAIIIUAN A SCOTTIES VEGETABIES FACIAL TISSUE

‘I S “ a V 3 “aaU .portton Tacaltd 2 * 5 r " k daaoibad aa lollo»as' '? Marik > faat ot tb* South ]0 PEAS - CORN ^ E B B E R ' s ” _ , '•lu. T -i; B A B Y F O O D CUT BROCCOLI PKGS. StnUocd 4 C n . 4 3 ‘ M ixed V egetables FOR f u o r i e n t ’ Peas & C arrots HcuuHolii DwdoM 'i Open to^9 p.m. 7 5 ■TIME'S-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO PAGE NINE Area History Bopks Listed By Club Head KETCHUM, Dec. 3-J»ck 8ld- ley, president of the Wood RJw llUtorlcal aoclcty. recommendetf aeverat books n t tb e locat librmry which deal w ith the w \ j htito t? of U ib »re». Bt ft mecUnj ol th« group M ondoy nlRht, He eapeclciJly rccommeaded •The HUlory of Allur*a wid Blftlne Countlea." vriUen by ths P O T / m s r U te Q eorse A. McLeod, to r vbI- uable data concemlnir the t~-

proposed muMum to ntcre the hlj- lorlcal society Itenu. The committee coiulaU of R. O. Price, John Irvin and Howard Schwartz. The construction com­ mittee composed of Oeorge Ven­ able. Hal Walllnston and Robert GUARANTEED Olenn, aUo reported. win showed % colorcd movla pro* duced by the Union Padflo raU- road. TENDER A movie “Ploneen of the Plains" will be ahow n a t the Dec. 38 mcetlni. The picture "Lewis and aartc" tiMM been scheduled for BLADE-CUT the Febniary meeting. Swift's Premium Beef . .. the finest Valley Residents .:N i that money can buy for top quality V isit in Moscow HA2EUTON. Dec. J - S u e Allen, land tenderness! Buy now and save accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ross PennlnfftOD. E den, w ent to Moscow more! where they Tlslted U rry Pennlnt- ton and Dan» Andrews at the V n lr m ity o f Idaito. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Baltey and fiunUy hA ra m ored onto the Oeorse Talley fana where they will farm th e co m in t year. M r. and Mrs. Ollnt Steiriiens, who foraierly farmed there, have moved Into the homo owned by Pat Phanls oo ttu east edse of town. Rich Hadley returned to his home at Loeon. Utah, after visit* Inic tiis SOD. T heo Hadley, a n d fam . Hy. Don Bllesner, accompanied by his sUter-ln-Uw. Mrs. Ouy BUes- ner. Jr, and children, Pocatello, ROUND-BONE are vlsltins here a few d m while Mrs. Oujr Bllesner has a medical checkup. D on is employed a t Po> catello, a n d Is visiting his pMrtnl«^ I Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Bllesner, sr, and Uarjone Miller, Haselton. ROAST Encounter

and ( ...... y in Boston. Tops in Unknown to each other, both couple* were touring the Mew Snglond states. - • TendernessI Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, Dietrich, have returned town their tHp thRHish 37 states In the East and Midwest and re* ported aicounUftng M r. and Mrs. Dav« Mitchell. Shoshfloe. Hazelton People Report Journeys R A Z S I^ K . Dee, S — ib .-a a d ■ Mrs. Jade Boeder and m o n to m - ed to their home a t Ofweco,.'Ort, , Swift's after vlsltlnff ber.p«renU,’Mr. and ‘ I Mrs. a o r d o Q M un*y^' ' brought her mother home after . she had boea with th e famUy -*t "tswego the past five weeki dm la( SIICEDBACdN serious illness of M n. Boeder. - Mr. mod Mra. .oiarenee U vphy " returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. A1 Denning, aad tim - Uy. Bremertoo; Wash.; w d hli ter. Mrs. n e d PJoyd, and famlljr and other reUtlres In Oregon. IAR7 Juchau returned to Idaho LOAF CHEESE 6Ute college,. Pocatello^.ftfttf tU . itlng hlA pvents,’ Mr: aad MM. U i Juchau, Eaeo. C h r is t m a s Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Bllesner ta d family, PooUeUo. rctuiaed hceM gtw^UngherpItlnc her parents, ' U ■ r: aad I a 'nomton; tb^Beb M -' 'h ler. B____ Thoenton f Mr. and ______Dugway, Utah, returned i-----— CARDS Itlng hla brother. Walker Waymant and family. B U r N O W AN D SAVE . . . V/hil« our large auortment College Students , Visit in Heybiinii' BANANAS RETBUZUr, Ded. a.— Btudsots ■ who visited their pwenU in.the- Regular 1.00 Bnerson district Inehide Mr.- and M n; Jay BaskU.' O anl Lee Iftn . .Packogo for.. 89 c cur and zaiano Blacker. B7U. Fro. vo; Karen Short, . LDS Suslnes* eonege. Salt lake Oity, .Sazea Bansen. Klckt'ooUege,; Besbnt; Keith stocking, ISO, l>DeaetQo,'and achtock, ^ : J n n l c r .Mr. and U r i Balllo BCatr,- Preston. Tisited.lfr. aad Mrs. B - mer Heioer, Beybum; aad;Ur.-aad .Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Cook-'bavt ^Wrapping Paper returned to Idaho ValU atter vtatU lngMr.«adMn.,l«niBaD(,Sn> . le t t selection in nl Rog, 39c----- ■ Resolutions Told At Burraii M(it : BROBHONK Dee: >-Iteecitotlau : J»fd by delegatee at, th e .n tr a Bureau' ooaTenUen afc^PeeaUQo Reg.59c..49e wen r« p o ^ oo.at^.A.S&oaheu’.

and UtB. Jtrrto Braun,\i:v:; , Reg.98c..69c • Wart Mina wported , . :vithl&:tb9'eetin^^;Mr. v.' \aad. IDs.- B nm a l e p ^ . o(i.-tta»:>- 'lUte oooveatlcn. •, • ,-•}■•; • :, Reg. 1"“ ..89c Mew .ome«n .wm .b«;ileete«rftt' tu'BoesSoyd'boiiM. p SPRY NABISCO MODESS NO-SOFT G I A N T F A B G I A N T S U R F SHORTINING PREMIUM SALTINES FEMININE NAPKINS LAUNDRY RINSE

7 9 c « 9 c 3 & M 1 t t 3 r . . 4 5 ‘

PRAliSE SOAP : L U X S O A F LIQUID TREND BATH SIZE REGLUAR SIZf BATH SIZE REGULAR SIZE

' 4 9 ‘ 2/33c 3/33C 2/45C 2/33C,1 ...... 2/39c IHOHOTAY, 3, IJ5J TIMES-NEWS, TWIN F A I ^ ,' IDAHO 'nCoB ^X K

"Use O ur Lay Away

REG. Sfeiiiii-Dry IRON 19.95 8 L i g h t S E R I E S S E T ...... 5 9 ; | 7 Light M ULTIPLE SET: . 9 8 c REG. 15 Light IN D O O R SE T ...... 1.98 Automatic Toaster 1 9 .9 5 .... 15 Light O U TD O O R SET; . 2 .7 9 25 Light O U TD O O R SET..... 4.79^

16 ’* GRCIH A Salute To ^-^O A Y and Qt-ITTERINCT HOLLY WREATH .2.49 T.F.H.S. Students CHRISTMAS GIFTS | P r n a i a | N I s U " G M IN HOLLY WREATH .2.19 BEGVLAR 1»e FOR CAMERA FANS I TREE ORNAM ENTS ...... c t n . 3 9 c 16" rUOCKID REGULAR 9Se HOLLY WREATH 2.98 TREE O R N A M EN TS.. . .rctn.59c 89.95 B«ll & Howall MINUTVRE STYROFOAMuplromSr MOVIE OUTFIT TREE O R N A M EN TS..;.. ctn. I5c_ A ll M etal TREE S T A N D . each 79c r KIQ. «.S0 HIUIRWARE 8mm camera hAs f>2.5 lens, leather RED, GOLD, SILVER carrying ease, light bar,"2 lights Ini*- SUGAR & CREAMER with 4.49 I . 9 9 GLITTER...... e a c h B c eladed, compact case ston» the outfit. TRIM-A-CARD , PINNY.WISI LOW PRICI ------ASH TRAY SET...... 2.19 GLITTER REGULAR 3.0*. LARGE, BEAUTIFUL Ja n et A. Blakely, daughter of Mr; Ragular 18.95 and Mrs. W. L. Blokety, route 3. R i a 5.S0 Twin FiiUa. DurlD« h e r high ichool TREE O R N A M EN TS, ctn. only 1.98 cueer Jtnet has been active in the GALLEY TRAY...... :4,49 Pep Club, s tu n t Assembly. Choir, 4 BAR LIGHT OUTFIT PJI.A, Girl's League, Student Coun* cll, P.TJl.. Coyot« SUH.iind the RIO. 4.S0 Includes .compact metal carrying BowliBg League. - case and 4 G-E lights During here Junior year she wss GALLEY TRAY ...;2.39 Student Council repreienUtlve and GIFT w r a p p i n g PIN N Y -W ISI LOW PRICE... President of the P.H.A.. While a 13.95 senior she hu been State and 25e ASSORTMENT CHOCOLATE >Hc Her most Insplrtng experience In NIW IROWNIE—U ui (lii.Hiw Small Bulbi high school has been her term os TAGS-SEALS...... pkg.l8e C H E R R I E S ...... b o x 4 9 PJ1.A. president because In this capacity she has been able to work lOe PACKS S T A R L E T O U T F I T ...... 1 0 . 9 5 closely w ith other high schoor girls ^ s o * t i d i 0 0 on a school, state and ------* CARDS - SEALS - TAGS.. 2 f o r 1 5 c lerel. CHOCOLATES:... I V i l b . l . V O After graduation shrf"...... •ROWNII enroll a t Idaho S tat« CoUege. Reg. 2 5 c CURLING TIE...... 1 9 c

ASSORTID 0«0 STAftFLASH O U TFIT. 1 0 . 9 5 Reg. 50c CU RLIN G T IE .:.... .39e I CHOCOLATES...... 4 lbs. REGULAR 14S X-TItA W IDE ' f GIFT W RA P..:...... 1.1? 2-Light B A R ...... 3 .^ 5 ^ - REGULAR 1.4S X>TRA W IDE, IN CUTTER BOX Servdsnack S e ts.... 1.59. GIFT WRAP..:...... 1.15 A L U M IN U M A REGULAR L9S 5-ROLL PAR C A N I S T E R S E T S 2,49 BAR....5.95 GIFT WRAP...... 1-59

SIIZLINQ STEAK ftnc © (Bar Only) Reg; 3 9 c F O I L WRAP...... 2 % PLATTER on TRAY...only 9 8 | Reg. 1.00 GIFT WRAP...... ^ ------Winter Drug Needs! W e Giye GOLD STRIKE lU a. 1.59; P«ver Rtctat, Stubbr, Oral THE^OMETER Ptnnjr-W ite Lew Price...... 9 7 c STAMPS

InholoR t LYNWOOD SHOPPING KAZyAPORlZER Included...... 5 . 8 8 CENTER-Filer Ave. Eost 4 9 e N ext to High School CAPS sa;!::'...... 2 ^ 5 iS&te'tssrssLic^,*,...... ••^9.67 DAC VlhmiliM, PINT... 5.40 0E C JOO 5.08 DRUGS EIGHTY EIGHT JERRY'S CENTER

A brand new store... with a brand new price policy ------for tlie people of Magic Valley. W e’ve been working for weeks and now we’re ready! The red carpet’s rolled out and we welcome the people of Magic FRIDAY Valley to come and visit us during our grand open­ ing celebration I You’ll find a whole new world of housewares, toys, ceramics, costume jewelry . . . DECEMBER 4th Gifts for BoySi (?ifts for Girls, Gifts, useful Gifts, for Mother and for Dad! And nothing is priced for more than 88c. Come see for yourself. You’ll be 12:00 NOON amazed . . • and pleased with the wonderful selec­ tions in store for you! a t Satisfaction Guaranteed 136 MAIN NORTH

* RJghf in the heort of the downtown ihopplng tecllon. 136 > Main avonuo north, just next to Zlmmorman'i! Tho largest ( «olcetion of houioworci, girli' ond boy*' clothing items, ladles' wear, ceramics, giftwbro ond toys In oil Magic Volleyl

NOTHING PRICED MORE THAN 88 C LADIES'- GIRLS'FOOTWEAR PRIZES DOOR BUSTER! Ceramics Coraplele' SdecUon,': tub' ■ Im ported Rayon : : : V : o n l y «^ Nothing to buy, ilo obllgotlon. Just visit Jerry's 8B C enter and rogitter your namo with us. Free prizes will be aword* ed fiom now until Christmoil It is not necessary to bo pres­ ent to winl Receive such valuoblo prizes as: "Happy Coats"

• TRANSISTER RADIO • BINOCULARS • 5-PC. LUGGAGE SETS • GIFTWARE • MANY OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES 8 » TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO

U.S. Grade "Good" Young M uttonI SAUSAGE PATTIES WHOLE or HALF SIICED BACON...

S Fresh from the ^ Miss Muffett

LEG ROASTS ...... l b . 3 9 c R I B C H O P S ...... lfa.39c ( BAKERY!

' SHOULDER RO A ST.... lb. 29c STEW.:...... lb.9c ^

> LOIN C H O PS ...... : . . l b . 4 9 e 1 P O U T Q ^ O l l S W The most poputor Item from tha ^ Miss Muffett Bakery! Our famous, Fancy, Double Red, DelicioLj fresh-bokcd potato rolls ,only — c DOZ. ■V ^ANGEI FOOD CAKE...69‘f ^ Large size "Egg-Nog"' Angel Food Cokes topped with Egg Nog Butter Icing.

40 Pound Box AVOCADOS . 9 8 LIBBY'S Scrry Patch, Apricot, Strawberry, Rospb'ry, Blockfa’fy Raspberry-Pineapple PRESERVES...... 4 9 c “ 3 : 1 0 ' 3 Strawberry-Pineapple Wonderfood, lO-oz. Pkg. JUICES MARSHMALLOWS .19c 32-OZ. * 1 4 CANS I Hills. Bros LB. CELERY COFFEE CANS 1.35 FREE SAMPLING SATtU R D A ^ Large, Crisp Stalks Nolley's 15 oz. Okoy CHIU ...... 4 for $1 DOG FOOD 14 cans Sun Pokt N.B.C. i OYSTERS 3 for $ r ‘ SALTINES...... 2 lbs. 55c Okoy Purify Townhouse lib. SALAD OIL'. . . qt. 49c CRACKERS . , lb. 35c- Acorn Sour Croom MARGARINE . . 3 lbs. 95c BUTTER...... lb. 69c on in.. .tk©

FOUNTAIN Scottie 400 count FACIAL TISSUES : . . . 4 for $1 SPECIALS Scolt paper Scott's Family, osstd. VALUES ARE BIG ! Fri.-Sot. TOWELS . 5 rolls $1.... NAPKINS . . . 2 for 25c ; | O n l y Bertie's Fresh Frozen Pan Ready HOT DOG oni 10c Drink FRYERS...69 1 9 e I ' S - ■ M ary ElizabeiElizabeth Cherry, Apple, Pumplcjin, M ince, Pe'ach ^ VWALKING

...... SUNDAE PIES Attorted r F l a r o r i ------TIMES-NEWS. TWIN FALLS. IDAHO '

FILER at FILLMORE Regular 1.98 Mars-O-Mafic , h u n t e r and b a s k e t b a l l , TARGET SET BOWLING SET GAME ; wUh Mechanleot Robbit 10 Pins- 2 Balls R egular 5.39 i R egular 3 .3 9 ' '

AVE-ON A A # I SAVE-ON O T # 1 . 3 3 PECIAI____ SPECIAI____ M 3

(rom P"9” 31 DRUGS WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS

1st Drawing Dcecmbcr 6 • Subsequent Drawings , Dcccmbcr ISth and 20th ] N othing to Buy All M etal Inquire 'from-any IV S&IcspcrBon y Clothes Hamper Make short' work of that long V Christmas list. Shop quickly Regular 9.95 and easily at SAVE-ON for per­ NOW ONLY fect presents for everyone. THEY’LL be thrilled by your 5 ,4 9 thoughtful selection . . . and i S m c n y f o r ^sHomR’Bucs'*: YOU’LL be delighted by our helpful service and low prices. Don’t delay solve your gift Regular 5.95 Deluxe Brewni* Starfloth CAMERA OUTFIT problems the easy way—HEKE Rtgular 10.95 ...... NOW Prem ium ah'd“ NOW! “ f71^9~Eoi»mqn 8mm Tunet t^ni • •AUTOM ATIC CAMERA ...... # FREE GIFT W RAPPING H^ingTocI R e g u la r 124.50 ...... N O W ^ C

3 Heaf Controls. Eastman Signet 50 35mm CAMERA,Regulor 82.5( K eyxtono 6mm Grapefruit NOW.ONLY PROJECTOR, Regular 99.95 Regular 5.49 I Eastman Kodok 8 mm PROJECTOR 11«T

> 3 . 8 8 4 9 ‘ C f : Evening in Paris AtChnrfmasHm"— w ays-an expononcad -witt gifis'of fragrance ragistorod j’ GIFT SET xonitantly on to fill v our proscriptions P«rfuma, Cologne, W m SISTOR KADIO > n -9 5 6 y ;i Cologne Stick amflcy-yourheaHhcomo* -ifsE PRESTO lirsK ■ LOGS ISO

B«fulmr Lw; ' Du Barry 7 Winds t . Hollmarlea-^.^ IJ . CHRISTMAS CAROr** 8 lilthU in MriM ~ i i ^ x iA L CHRISTMAS ■ COtHCTJoN- - 1 2 GIFT TIES GOLOGNE A

Pressure Sproy Con \ ChrUlfflkf . ------K-A-TREE : gb sen b o u .1t w r e a t u s . .kecnUr S9e SUPREME Sonsv S tn id iT ^ vBelor-- | . 0 0 . ^ GUoi 8Dowb»:i; e d » ., C^^rarr‘JewaL-n.Al3 I CaBIBTMAB CANDLE banor tnd DachetST C oIorM -Y o rt" '■ - ' ■w'-.-.V.-'’.''-'' i d irlsto u GUli^ ICICLES CHRISTMAS ' BEGULAR « c CORSAGE u 1 9 c 1 . 0 0 3.75 pi«w-” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 , jjjj ^ PAGE FODBTEEN • TiMES-NEWS, TWIN P A U a, IDAHO Barbara Gets “BiiUding Block” System 'Will Aid Antomation

Set for Long V a l l e y ' s TripW ithlke largest and finest .WAeKINOTON. Dee. S ^ 8 » r - departm ent store" ban Bienhower h»i left her four children la the h*nd» of « •itUr and prepared to take off to> . jUiht on her flrat jet plane ride— a J3,000-mUB trip w ith Pretldent SUenhower. • Open ^til 9 p.m. Mondays and Fridays She and her hiuband. anny Maj. John BUenhower, are the . • Open o Hdndy Chrjstmas Shopper, Today! only member* of the family U« Fretldent U Uking along on hU good will totir Of a countries. ' . Mamie PUn* OiriuTrIp The trip wai considered I toujh for ,hU wife, Mamie, the Prealdent tald. ‘-B u lld ltif Week" by •^uUdlng Mock." a wllUng maebloe—paH I n iiu d of su y ln n hcwne a t the of an automated atMtably llne—frew*. TbU li an eumpla of the 'White Uouae, though. It is expect* reroluUon In UJJ. maunfaelMlag. It wlU " doein’t bare to be changed over. . ed Mn. Elsenhower will take a — trip* of-heroim-toH>enverr-Cola, _ to vUlt-her si>year*old mother, 23"Fliers-Visit— Smylie-Suggeste Mr*. John a . Doud. Manufacturing Kevolution The Whlte House hi* made It Two Dam Sites Preference Vote d e ar th a t Barbara Elsenhower BOISE, Dec. 3 (A-O ov. Robert won't l» a »und-ln for the llrsi To Help Cut Costs of Goods _. SmyUs suggested yesurday that lady. There’s no such thing on •*-- machine tool producUon haa now y*ihree flying rcsl a presldenUal preference election D ETRO IT (NBA)—A revolutlOH M agic Valley use6i 0.000 from Emmett where they visited REAR CRASH BAR ’ trlc t. Polls wUl be open from I to their son. F ^ k Morrison, and Mr, and Mr*. WaUaco BaUey, many smaller companies to In- to change a production line mak­ * TIMKIN BEARING REAR OtheUo, W ash, visited their son- staU automation—at least par­ ing Lincoln or Mercury - engines 7 pjn. Monday.- Serving as elec­ family. Also present for the holi­ ln>law and daughter, M r. and Mrs. tially—thus possibly reversing the to a lino making the smaU Palcon tion judges wUl be Mr*. WaUace day were their son«ln-law and WHEELS WITH DUAL BRAKES Earl HanU Mr. and Mr*. Kay decline of amall manufacturen. engUies. PutU ng in a new Une, Rlgga, Mrs. Veeta WUhlte and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Noel 2 0 9 0 0 Bailey, Logan, also visited hU sis* They have been losing out In the by contrast, m ig h t cost about three Mr*. Harold Savage. W right and family, Enterprise, Ore. ★ 2’/j H.P. CLINTON "400" ter, Mr*. Hurst, a n d bU parent*, — few years because of their mlllloa doUars. 576 CU. IN. ENGINE Mr. and Mrs, Bailey. • ____ Jlty to autom ate as rapidly as T h a t high oid*Ume cost, a n d th e In Bub>dlstrlet No. 3 expires Jan. 1, a n d J. W, (WUl) Beck have filed F A T Mr. and Mr*. OlUford Osning- the big coDcems. time required to change produo- W h at th e n Is this revolution? Uon Unes, has often been prohlb- nom inating peUUons. ton relumed homo t n m a visit Holdover members of the board OVERWEIGHT la BoUe. It's the building of giant auto- itlve In the- past. Now It wUl be matla machines and automatic economically practical for auto of commissioners are S. L. Pickett Available to you without a doc­ NO MONEY DOWN . . . YEARS TO PAY Mr. and Mrs. K e a Bargeajii, productfon lines from a "simple" makers to spe«l mechanical fm- a n d Etm cr a n i l . o . W. Johntoa tor^ prtKTipUon, o u f drug called Rigby, visited h e r parents, Mr. and series of "building block* unlu. provemenu in automobiles as rap­ Is secretary. ODRINEK. You m ust lose ugly fat Mr*. Otis Trie*. M rs. Sargeant re- idly as they've husUed styUng In 7 day* or your money back. No ouOned fo r a longer visit. And It's the working out of a CHECK THESE STANDARD "EXTRAS" "simple" way to'change these au­ changes. strenuous exercise laxaUve*. mna* tomatic machines and production Ihls cheapness is the key to the Minidoka Slates sage or taking of so-called reduc* lines, by pulling out one -building proflu the "bulldins block" system ing candles, crackers or cookies, • 12" Timken reor wheels • Sealed precision front bcorlngs Keep Records block" or "tlnkertoy piece" and can bring to smaU businesses. The Irrigation Vote or chewing gum. ODRINEX Is a subsUtutlng another, quickly and smaU buslneas lag-la.a jresult-Ol tiny tablet and easily swallowed. b 6 ^ D««. 3 (A -S ee p ln g ol RUPERT," Dec. 3—M embers of # Duol 84 tooth drive sprockets # Dual motor mounts relaUvely cheaply. the exuemely high cost and the When you take ODRINEX, you proper records la Tltal 11 tai< tho Minidoka lnlg«tlon district stUI enjoy your meals, stlU e a t the That's a biff change from shut* wUl choose between tw o candi­ payer* are to avoid' extra ting down the plant and buying foods' you Uke, but you simply Over two years of experimentation in the factory ond in octuol compeli- oharges by tJio Internal revenue dates for director in division two don’t have the urge for extra por­ virtually a whole new automatic a company when they go to the poUs Dee. 10. - ‘ 1, District Director Calvla productloo line when the market tions because ODRINEX deprcsse; tion ossures you safety, speed ond dcpendobility . . . Coper corts DO NOT & VHgbt says...... - ...... laUo • • E. Ray Gamer, Ino— ‘ ' your oppetlee and decreases your then was never abie to uso seeking reelecUon, w ith He said records a n d eople* of cause Its customers wanted _ desire for food. Your weight must COME AS KITS! Only fuHy ossembfed models, buKf ond designed by ex- tnooma ta x retu rn s should be A key agreement on the Inter­ ler opposing him. come down, because as your own company standardUaUon neces­ change In the speclflcaUons of the ______owners within the dis­ kept for Hi least th ree years. He product the plant was designed to doctor will tell you. when you ett , perts.aro sold . . . Approved by the American Kort Mfg. Assn. m ii receipt*, paid vouchers, bills sary to-^ake these changes In trict may vote with the exception less, you weigh less^^’Oet riC -of turn out. It was cheaper to scrap of residents of th e vUlsges of Hey. and canceled checks are among the whole plant than to alter It. ~ ie s s fa t and live longer. ODRIN* .the beat records to subetanUate b u m and Ace<]UlB. ; is sold on this GUARANTEE* CAPER CART .OFFERS A WIDE SELECTION OF TIRES, ENGINES AND Snoeme ta x deductions claimed. Unemployment in U nder th e new ‘XuUdlng block" Division one wUl vote a t .th e _ .u m ust lost weight wlU • “When taxpeyon instead try system, a manufacturer caught In Union church In Aceqla; divi­ days or your money back, a changing market wUl be able to ACCESSORIES AS OPTfONAL EQUIPMENT. to guess at the figures without Valley Is Lower sion two at the district office in return the package, to your drug­ change a number of his '^mits" R upert, and dlvUlon three will gist and get your fuU money back. rwords,'* W right said, "they aro •Dnemployment In Magto Valley relaUvely cheaply, keep right on the.losers becauso th e law gives _i sUghUy lower compared with voto at the highway district of- ODRINEX costs I3JM and Is sold SPORTING GOODS • LOWER LEVEL producing without long shutdowns. lleo In Paul and at the vUlage hall with this strict money back ' th a benefit of dou b t to tha g o v the aame period Ust year, accord* Another advantage: A small .eroment." I) ing to R. 8. CuUer, manager of In Heybum. ^ antee by Poll* vUl Iw open iro m 1 p jn . IVollBxer’* P ham aey— s. I the' local employment security to 7 pjn. Dec.'.10. MaU Orders FUled. piece by piece. 'With "building Birth Reported **aSer reported-ei blocks" he can keep adding on. 'It's the best news we've heard in a long time,” aays one small To Eden Family manufacturer. HEY KIDDIES! BDEN, Deol 3 — M r. and Mrs. Jobs are scarce with not much A. M. Black left, for Torrence, hiring now, said OuUer. There h u Calif., a fte r reoelvl&s w ord of the been a slight amount of hiring b irth of a son to th e ir son*ln^LICED BOWLING family, Blko, NeVn a n d Mr. and M tf. Jo h n Boealger a n d sons. Boise, ■Visited the George Powell family. BACON 3 i b s . r If she's a devotee, be os- . .Bose Root visited h e r sister, Mrs. olarence Magoffin, sind family sured her fovorite style is SET! Bom tdale. Mr. and Mrs. BUI O rr and fam­ here for we've got EVERY* ily, ?ocateUo, visited his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ttanklta Orr. SPARE RIBTIP lb 1 0 THING! — Long, skinny Mr. and Mrs. Larry Aslttt and Regulation famUy. a n d M r. a n d Mr*. Don rsi I — ponts, colf'length styles A sletl a n d famUy, all PocateUo. York or Foils Falls Brond—SLICEDBrand— SLICED 'Mslted th a m en's p aren ts, Mr. and . . . yes, and Woolens, Mrt.'.Poane Aalett. 15-inch Pins MINCED HAM lb. 3 9 Corduroys, Velveleens! S f i^ p Reported Ploidsond solid c o lo rs .. . N«w, Deluxa By Eden Family 0 ronge olmost without SPECIAL! . B^.'f9ea*'S »-Mr.;aod-Mrs. b an returned from DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX end. H er size is here! Czalf, b o lo ; w h e ra th e y visited his America's fastest growing sport now comes rfghf ^HnSair^pd .daaghicr. M r . ^ With Coupon into tho home with this big leogue bowling sot for' from Pag* 31^ 3 . 8 9 youngsters. Authentic bowling gome includes 10 ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ - ■ . 9 9 regulotlon 15" slze'vinyl pin's thotw ill'not mar or scuff furniture. 2 bolls with finger grips, and a horthsidecrocery the vinyl pin spotter. Box hos score cord on it. HEYBUUK & JACKSON TW IN FALLS 4 Opea g HU B Dally (a e s e d SuBdays) Wajai. TOYLAND • LOWER LEVEL ^ GIVE GOLD STRIKE STAMPS) shop FTBBN ; t d KBUBEB .S, W59- TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO

o iw OUR ChrIstm/ is S a v in g s S pree

b i g PRE-CHRISTMAS BONUS SALE! Prices Effective Thursday through Sunday!

T o u s m s b o n u s s u r p r is is COFFEE ALL DAY^ATURDAY Served FREE C N O C 014,

9 am. to 7 p.m. Come, See! Buy Save! SAT. A ll Day ORANGES SPUDS

Fancy N avels B o x .. . . 2 ” By the pound . 9 e From our own Store Bokory

s m x r e r ^ m Maple BARS 6 i 29 ON FROZEN FOODSl

S d ' a n s o n ' s Large l,oaf Sheepherder , M EAT PIES BREAD L o a f Beaf, Turkey, Chicken 4 " 8 9 *

B l u e S t a r

FRUIT PIES .Large Fresh Dressed -"Cut Up PEACH, APPLE, CHERRY, STEWING HENS 89 BOYSENBERRY

Large Fam ily Morrell's Fronfier - Sliced S i z e 1 9

W h i t e K i n g W h i t e K i n g Granulolod SOAP CLEANSER Just Reeeived, T ruck Load G iant. . 5 9 c Giant 2 /3 5 c

r e d e e m y o u r CHRISTMAS TREES

I $^uncda)|{nie» • UTAH PINION PINE DELUXE C ako Mixes COUPONHERE •MONTANA FIR

wHiTi ■ 3 . p ^ t , 8 9 c Buy Early W hile Selections A re C om plete

Twin Falls Modern in Q ur Service,. Old Fashioned in O u r Eriehdliness" THUMDAY, DECEJIBEjl - PAGB SCETEEar TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FA L I^' rOAHO J.l!a LET SEARS BE SANTA'S HELPER

CHRISTMAS G I F I S ^ OF YOUR CHOICE ANYWHERE IN THE STORE W ith »hb Purchaifl of Applianeei or Furniture

RECLINERS, ROCKERS and CHRISTMAS GIFT | fU - Give Her A KENMORE WASHER .. ^A M E R IC A 'S BEST Selling Automatii

Fam ily Size w ith

B uilt-In Lint Filter Plus FREE GIFTS * 1 7 8 118

9x12 WOOL BLEND RUGS

P l u s F R E E M ^ O O CHRISTMAS V I O o o ' CLEANERS $< Plus FREE GIFTS l l i t e OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9 p.m.

PARK FREE-"CHARGE IT" ^ , ^ AY.DECEMBEK3,ia59 TIIIES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO. PAGE SEVENTEEN Half the fun of Ghrisfmas is shopping for beautiful gifts of Sears!

SEARS i| CHRISTMAS

r o e b u c k a n d C O R E C O R D D A Y

Just Say "CH A RG E IT" at Sears O P E N u n t i l 9 P.M. FR IP A Y Luxurious NYLON-QUILT _ GIFT ROBES o„d DUSTERS F R E E T O Y S Also Terry Clothi, Cottons and Corduroy — Big S electio n ...... 8 . 9 9 J 6 . 9 9 LOUNGING EVERY SATURDAY

PAJAMAS You choose the toys! Ask any salesperson in Sears H appi- Time Toy Town how you can qualify for this Terrific O f­ IC fer. Choose your toys from the Biggest Selection in M agic 6 . 9 9 V alley at Sears!

SA LE! Reg. 6.99 Give him a G ift GIFT ROBE Give a Fine. for Leisure H ours! TRADITION Large WATCH Sise PILGRIM Only

«» Pull swLrl sk irl, eevernl Mylu (o GIFT ROBES choose from . Top qunllly dlwlp* lined cotton. LnrRC only. - Many Styles and Fobricf to Chooso From See our collcclion of dointy end bcoutiful Lingerie— 1.99 Nfghfwcor, Slips and Briefs—olwoys a w elcom e gif?. ^ EVENING BAGS

Z, ^ . 5 0 e nd Color* plus to* M en's and W om en's Styles WESTERN

I T J e w e l SHIRTS M ovem ent, low o ( ..

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CHILDREN'S W ATCHES D ainty, NYLON sm

Holiday Dresses s ° r "Ghorgc It^^ o n s r c OPEN FRIDAY TIU 9 P.M. Sixes PARK FREE , 2 to 4 Toddler 4 9 9 3 9 , 3 to 6x Juvenile

Onegroup — 7 to 14 ilzcs m SPECIAL ...... 5 . 9 9

" C h a r g e I t " S i< « 1 2 to 1« , 0 AT SEARS T e e n D r e s s e s ...... 0 w 7 0

Sweet Treats for Christmas

for Y ourself or for G ifts! 2-Pound Bo< 1 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ...... l . O T

S^Pound Assorted Chocolates.. 3 .4 9 Giant Kenmore Automotic N ew e'st'fiiM '^,!^ kien'irioro;-^;;‘ A sio rted MINIATURES...... 2 Ibi. 2.49 Chrome-Plated Rbtisserie for Spray:-$i«^.D • lU gylar 4 6 .9 5 O Q • IdMl family gift •OO • Puih M Rtrot Stockings 59c-d LOO t 2 >ten« M ier trim ' ' ~ • No m ■ A gift to thrill th. whol. family with d.licious itiwls Al(<»roR(rofttha^« ■''fl p r f d a m p t n . Christmas Hard’ Gondy^wb-vog1t19 ;-°ny-lim ..-H ai gutom Q lic-.ignal-liB hfr4.hour-lim .r,J^t°-°jg[.S «'l‘»“HM ...!n't°n'lyjP'<05».°!L!jfl ' Mixed Nuts or Walnuts .t.ii ...... ib. 59e th.m,o,lat hMt ^trol, ™d .„dl„, extras. So easy *" “^E N FRIDAy:'TJLv9:jft»t.l, PARK FREE '• "Chorge PAGE EIGHTEEN TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO THUKSDAY, DECEMBERfs, Jsj, ■ Mary Fdgnaht Is Vows Exchanged in Church Rite Anniversary for Bride-to-Be Literary Lesson Meets for-Stucif Social Calendar UNITY, Dec. 3 - n i . n .„ “ Bride o f Moates Castleford'Pair Given at Parley c lety jn et last lor ^ BURLEY ~*Rebekah lodge wUi OAEXEY. Dec. 3^*‘A new nation "Developing emotional Marked at Fete sponsor a cord and game party at *pc«k*“ H-as tho lopJc of the H t- given by Mrs, Ow).ild In T. F. Rituals 8 pjn. Friday ^ t tho Burley lOOP eraturs lesson pnsented during the Mrs. Carl Mellne i *'• CASnfFORD, Dee. 3 About of the meeting. 300 peraons attended the open hall. Members of Odd Fellows and Relief society meeting Monday at house recepUon observing the Rebtkfth lodges and their friends the LDS sukehouse. by Mrs. Wallace Bnker ernoon ftt th e TJnltod BrtUtren in ------^ ^ are Invited. Mrs. M. W. Cronney, class lead* JayJfiv StoutAtAMt < nr II.. .. tf.. Ohrtsl churda In Twin TtOa. MUT LDS Churcll jsjaes F. (Bud) l«wls Saturday r. conducted the lesson concern­ PnananL fonntrly of SW Jote, Royal Neighbors will meet at 8 ing tho life of Benjamin FranUln. — C«iC&cimrihebrfde-<.rawr»« at.lhe CasUclotral roM knit tU moving to C astleford In 1016. club for a Christmas luncheon and ¥ ¥ ¥ lar plnocljle jicmiu,, nt ih, d r e u w ith m atchlnc iaclcet and . Mr. and M n. l^wU are the par­ P o lb Elks lodRc. • ents of seven children, four oi bridge. R eservations may be ob­ fee th er h et. Her Jewcirr « u » tained by phoning Mrs, Richard Card Party Held n ig h wlnners'ivere Mr. » tfiplo ttnnd o f roelt cjTitaJ. • s itt them living. They are Mrs. Eve­ Brtzee, REdwood 3-81BH. Plummer and Owcn’ of th e bridefToocn. Hhe w rried ao rett niemtMrs wore a royal blue wool Jcr«ry d rc » with gold roses and topped with aro asked to b rin g a covcrcd dish TUithcn’IUmmcr, • ^ wiUi m alchinc blus feathfr h at. gold belU centered • th e refresh­ church.- and UbIe service. Mrs. W. D. Arrangements for the party \ * * >f. Her eoraase wai pink camatlona ment ubie. A gold floral arrange­ Parks will have charge of arrange­ and roeebuda Ued with pink rib­ ment was on the piano. made by Mrt. lucHIb Haight ments. C hristm as gifts will be slsted by Mn, Dalene Nlchob and Shower Is Held bon. Serving a buffet lunch were Mrs. exchanged with gifts not to A ttending th e brtdegroom wa* Randall, Mrs. Maxine Lewis, Mrs. M rs. Je a n Dougla&i. cetd one dollar. M en's prizes were received by • Tim J. Drown. hU»on*ln-Uw.U*h- Harry HarreU, M n. Darrel Phil* . ¥ ¥ ¥ Jodnne Leonard For Bride-Elect ers were X^on Pickett nnd O x t llpa, Leila Randall, Buddy Randall Lloyd Douglas^ James 'Smith, BUHL — Circle Eight Square Thomas Poster and the Rev. Hugh ^^MURTAUGlf, Dec. 3 ^ iv i^ C ramer. and Tommy Roy. Dance club will meet Saturday at Knighton, who will Mrs. E arl Waltfl played back­ Mrs. Orville Johnston registered Engaged to Wed Wlntersteen. Women's prices went the Falrvlew h a ll Instead of the to Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Mm. War- ground muJle and tcconipanled her guests and Jackie Johnston ar­ M o«e hall. p The leason and a dcmonsUaUon Girls Elect Miss JEROM E. JJec. 3-O fflcers were on making plastic flowers'were * ¥ ¥ TwJn J\i«s. nominated at tiie meeting of Meet Canceled theung people. Membera d b - report waa glvu by Camilla Bron- the stake building. - SfcruSfna.™ ''"' and pouring coffce w u M n. F rank Mrs. Orville JoRe^ ShoahoQe. were cess; JoAnn Hardy, guide, and Buffet atylo supper will bo sold HAILEY. Dee, 3-M em bers of cuued helping another club In thb fiedlvy. Buhl. < M r. and M n , F tan k H ohnhorst. his Sharon Jones, marshal. the Whoop nnd Holler Square district send a young person. No ¥ ¥ ¥ Zdrs. Broadhead . received the at S;3a pjn. by stake ordcer.i with Mr*. T im J . Drown, daughter of brother and slst«r>ln*law. Mr. and Jeanne Stettler. honored queen Mrt. Kenneth Warr, president, in Dance club are making plans for action will be Uken until other MEETS F oil STUDY the bridegroom, regiitered guetti white elephant gift furnished by Mrs. Edward Scheer. Shoahone; ced that the next meeting a dance nc th e Upper Bln Wood lodges a re contacted, SPRINGDALE. Dec. 3 _ ift, Ur*. Manning. charge. and arranged the gift dliplay, hla step-fatiier and mother, Mr. The first n n d second w ards will River Orantte hall Saturday eve­ M enu committee was Mrs, Harry G eo ^ e D, Johnson pre.ienied iS t w traTellag the new Mr*. V « and Mrs. A u g u a t O ruszie. Ixxll, .....‘be taken prior to the meeting ning. Paul Madson'i Jerome, will Wallen, Mrs. Gerald Hebs and theology lemon m the R «iS ? Tho "Joble of the week" gift wus have booths. Mrs, Jennie Cmnncy Moatea changed to a blue two- Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles iresldent o f th e second u-nrd call. M rs. G. G. Jergens. cicty meeting Tuesday a t ihe ldi Hohnhorst. on by Jonet McArthur. Attending the 2Sth wedding an* At the next meeting Dec, M tho cnurch. The les-.on wns on fuiui piece *lUa lu lt w ith red accesaorle*. Favors Readied - Mrs. Zelanda Martin Is presi­ She alM wore the orcbld t n m b e r Members of Fate-Wada Camp Dr. Scheer left Sunday night via A secret baUot was taken to nlversary party for Mr. hnd Mrs. c h arter will bo draped for p ast events from "Tlie Doctrine bridal bouquet. The couple will be name the “Joble of the term." Re* dent o t the first ward. Fire group worked on Christmas . lane for Wuhlngton. D.C., where ¥ ¥ ¥ Mndson at their homo In Jerome president, Mrs. LlKIan Hughes. covenancs." Mrs. wilma M stdua at the home here where the brlde- favor* for the Licensed PracUcal h e Is a phytlclan and surgeon. suits will be announced a t th e In* Saturday were C. W. Gardner, P a st noble grands will be honored conducted the meeting. grootn la engaged In fanning. Nursea association party when The young doctor was raised stallaUon ceremony during tl' club president, and Mrs. Gardner, and officers elected. Plans for a Out-oX-town gueaU were from they met Saturday. Treat* were here, later lUendlng Walla Walla ChrUtmas holdla^s. ^ Leader Selected Billy. K norpp treasurer, and Mrs. C h rb tm as party olso will be form ­ Jerom e. Tw in Fall*. Weiaer, B u r- served by Pamela Hopkins and College a t College Place. W aah.. Knorpp. Mr, nnd Mra. Vernlle By- ed o t t h b meeting. •J A t Heyburn Site Young Wives elub when It met Mra. Silas Dayley. Duckley entertained Sunday • In WARBERG'S »Xt«r th e wedding rehear**! Friday. Dual sale. Kathy Berglund and ' * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ honor of her son, Douglas, on h b » ¥ ♦ HBYBURN. Dec. 3—T erri Brow- Tuesday evening n t tho YWCA. 3-7371 Beverly Hanson served refresb- ENTERTAIN AT HAZELTON -T was hostess to a hobo party Other officers are Mra. Harley DINE AT CALDWEtL . sixth birthday aimlversar m ents. HAZELTOff, Dec. 3 — Mr. and last week at the home of ber 3ltemore, vlco president; M rs. Dill KING HILL, Dec. 3 — Mr. andi Day Marked by ¥ ¥ ¥ Mra.. Charles Hohnhorst. enter­ brother, Doyle Brotver. Rayl, secretory-treasurer: Mrs. Mrs. Emery Helm and daughter,I Bring on a dish of mustard tained at dinner last week In Quests were dressed as hobos Ernest Allred, reporter, a n d Mrs. Verne, were e and FU tSSID B MKBTfNO HELD she gave the note to my mother 554 M ain So. SFRXNaOALS; Dec. S^B xplor- and now I can't go out on a date. '‘M agic V allo/a largest and •n and MU Maldi of tha Mutual I s th is right?-* ZmproTsment assocUtlon held a X don 't know. I ha v en 't aeen fin est deparlm ent store!'* flTMlde m eeting recently a t th e the note. I don't know tho altua- home of M r. and Mr*. Reed U r* tJoa but Z Imagine that this girl’s mother does and that aha is act­ STEREO-LOWER LEVEL OUT THEY GO! ing for this girl’s protection against her own ignorance of life’s Marian Martin way with a girl who write* love notes to a b ^ In schooltlme. 18 Automatic WASHERS Pattern No matter what time It was w»s the wrong time for a girl .. AT THE PRICE OF THE w rite a note to a boy. Sm art girls do not do this. Notes have a way prices slashed on of becoming a record and It Just M OTOR ONLY might be that this particular note might rise to embarrass this girl a t a time when she can least af­ ford IL After all. why write a note to a person one was certain to see • FAMOUS n a short time? Why write when t all could b« said and the wordi BRANDS oat on- the breew Instead of be- i c t o r la» pennanently aet tm m p e r? R C A V You see. girl*, your crushes on • DEALERS boys die out, often as suddenly as they began and they should be al­ ortho-phonic stereo sets!! WELCOME lowed to do Just that. This Is the w th i|t boy* and- girls leam ■boat each o th e rs way*, their opinions, their temperament, • U-HAUL- habits. In pr^Mratlon for the all- -nportant and perm anent asso* 'EM latlon of husband a n d wife. There Is nothing permanent -irtaia about your • "steady" b • SOME friend of today. You dont belle m ia b u t lotdc about you, take a R U N - _ look past your present .date and ~ "n i tee what we mean. Boy after SOME Just means step after step on th e road to k n o w fe ^ of vn«nHtirt DON'T! A part of your growing up—your ^caUon for living, fio don’t w rite note*. You won’t like thla'either, but '------«*.u. MM.Ut your mother ttiuuau read any ce(e you send a bor and any he sends you until you are a t e att 18 y ^ old. Not »1U be greatly thrilled by th e e*i REPOSSESSED! MOST ITEMS LIKE NEW emberrasilng mistake. “ “ RegjWleas of what you think. 9460 * W of t«>llng. They TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! . SIZES : 1 0 - lB ^ are likely to boast of their 4-SPEEP AUTOM ATIC eoBflueaU of girls (o tbelr fellows-, M A T C H I N G to su,. TWnl .teui S7 • Sofoi ond Chain • Dlnitts Sets W ilnk twice before writing t ^ t STEREO PLAYER COM PANION SPEAKER • Step ond Coffeo Tolilei ' MDCaUTOSmo 41 BroEd _Ru9 and.Rug artd^Pad * tunlo^emart, sew fashion— t m . • bow*Ued' biottse and -mU- and A 3 Twin SIzB M o ttro m f -Loi U N I T E D — -•.-Chornrwood Dsfk-and-Clia]r_ O I L C O . ^ 2 Trundle Beds wUh Springi ond Both now M o ttrcitei • 1 Bedroom Set complete with FUEL OILS only-249*^^ droller, mirror ond nito itond Badle DUpsieb fteeto # Fomous RocIJner Choir • <3oW StriAa Sfamps * SPECIALII . . . RCA STEREO-RADIO COMBINATION . ..reduced S130.00 R E 3 - 7 0 3 3 TERMS TIMES-NEWSrTWIN-FA-ttSrlDA-HO- ‘--EAGE NINETEEN— Nevy Officers of . p r o g r a m Marks Engaged to Wed Shirley Goojd Is Betty Lenninger Minister Speaks Riclifield Group Film Shown HAC.KIIMAN. »rc. a _ A fllnu Bride of Saxton A t Special MeW Meets for Cards iletiini. to Jrriiwilciii" wn;i shown. MYF Announced Christm as for Seleciffed Leader .IS iho ll•^'(lll III tlie incninK of the Dpc. 3 - Tlic M er. SHOSHONE, Dcc. 3-New offi­ OIKNNS fy .R n V . Dec. 3-B eU y Ziuns leaKiu- ri’ceiuly m th e Rc- cer.! for the M eihodlsi VouUi Pel- In View Rituals l.>''inini:cr. |v;is elpctecl ns ch.ilr- Of Jerome Unit eUib met Mondiiy orKniilZL'il LDS cUureli. Twin Fails Club JcnQiJK, Dcc.'3-The Rev. John -. v ;;t>: 111 ilii' home of Mr«. Tlieo low.ihlp nre Steve ‘Olnsby, presi* VIEW, Dcc. 3 — ShlrU'y Ami m.'ii nl !lie Junior American Lc- W iillrr Davb. iinvliU-nt. con- dent: Judy Kennston. vice presi- * laid roem- ... ,.UNlll»ry. ni n mi-tfili.KSatu^^ Oldin.m. ' Jr m ,- the kcyu- i’.ii! !i Mr d w r r t iind contriict tf**- century club OooIU bccame Hie bride ol c;:.-ii: ly cvoiiiiiu Boerch iii- ii day nf ilrilic illon, «(i.- , i.aitr", Christinas thcnic dupled ihi- nipcihn:. l-|iiul p la n ' • pt: Snlly Scrpa. sccrctnry. nnd StfcKlaccd the M. S.ixlon. son of Mr. iii;il M;,;. I'w ro iiimli' In aiii'Mfl Ihe dlMrlct 3 i .le noRcra. lre!l,^urer. Tlicy Ollii-r oIliccT.i eli'Clud for llie ' <1111 la dc-coratloii-1 . lyouth rally ul Naiupa. ElmiT s.ixion. Dccli). In a irt.m Prcjbylerlan church Monday I: •• I'.ivul Junsi'ii iind Mr.s. Lyle elected nt n niccllns SuDdny . ccrcmony-nl the home of lu‘i- p,i. r Kalliy nobi'rtsoii. !S s;*S;.K rri;s npproxlmiitely 3u rollrlni? i r i.n-i.i'il club prl«.v nnd evenlnR. renta. Mr. flnd Mrs. MnrintvCooU) or ch;>lrnwii; Bomile Lrnnln* Tlic Rev. R alph A. LiiwrencB sc'iTi'tary; Nancy TrlDi), irc.u- nrwly-cU-cli'd otJlPm nf Ihe UiiU- ; . 1 I'll lliibsmllh. TravU nir* T he double rlnB i:, i. cU prrybyU'i'I.-.ti \Vo:iiCii. The llov. i ' . iM i: and Mrs. C. M. Prld- Family Reuriion showed ft fllm jtrlp. "BeeomlnR r foriiH-d Nov, 21. by Dl^lmn Mi:i :ii ; Doiiii.i Lciiiiln’m-r. lilslorlan; III,. I . I church member." for llic projrnm. i;.» Itobcii.sim. rhaplnln'. and Mr. Oldniaii'R lor'e «ii» "nedlsoav-1 j M il. '.: auarcl^. Mr^. F. 11. W* *“'* «tory in “ " 8- I’nyne of th e LDS chiin'h, t;:ni; bowlhm p arty will be held y Hi'ih Iliibcrl.'cii), siTicnul* erlni; ihr chtircli." ’ | • • iin.l Mr.'. Clarence Letinnon He d in Linco n a pJnpc brncnth ft u'hlip id in i;n-- Mr.t. C!;i}r W cknui. prealdri)!. i Snturdiiy nl Twin FnlU. omled with (treen hud SHOSHONE, Dec. 3-Slxiy-CKO ur»BJ*? W « i j Youtz. . Mrs. ccndiii'iod iho niPrtliii:. lli e smu;) Mrs. Doo»m ^ j Christ- Icftvcs nrid white »;Uln lio'. vened i 10 n I, iif!rr « hrlcl inrinUers of the late Loiii;t J. Jo h n - bnskci.% of pink Bliitllnll iim fainlly met for a reunion Meet for Social chr)-sftnlhemum.i flnnkcii il;c .imIi n iVH.i detldi-il to ctonniciwor-'hlu-'ervlce. AnojxM.llJ.cis.lmi ■niatiUMilviiu; (Iny, D inner wiui uv r.llls for lUo CUrlM iiu.«'jo»''"'-‘' " « h the Hev. Mr, Oldman OLENNS FER RY . Dcc. 3 — - For her wcddlnK. Hip b n d r i VISITOK IKTKI) 'rved at the Memorial hall, Members of the Frlondrhlp com­ y«u. 8*Vh? Tviin m » a violin Rown of white Inci- ;.uin ho>i)iial m l—-;...... Eliclii of Ihe nine llvlni: chil­ I' ' aiai Id iHlr(•lla^e n record.' l■roIn ll,^.> i= ,m „.m . .i»- IIAr.l.I.TON. Dee. 3-C1ydtf Al- m ittee of the W omen of th e Moo.'e liuihloiicd wlUi a full .Kkiri, croup (llvldeci Into varlmis iralnlir: Ii'ii, l!l, :., hiinured recently nt dren iitlended with llielr children met tor n aoclnl itnd cards Inat bodice. Peter Pan colliir iuiil li!v- IT lur nu.Mlllnry hm', iind t:ranilchlUlreii. point sleeves. Her i-Uxnv - lvir;;li an.N were ninde for rarollnc «e^^ll)n.'i where diii|p> acvl I'pcci.ii ilii- h' liiv iif Mr. ami Mix, RcIIIh wpek. rcsp o n 'lh llltle ' of nfficiT.n ;>iul }IoKtc.up.i Mr. , Ed nnd Mrs. veil ttw utlnched to n luKilpin r Of youni ndntlvex niteiided from Em­ 1 0 1 1 ( 3 ; will m eet at the tt'Klun hull tlii’lr ri'lallnn:iiilp ti> nifh o'h"r ft'it'iii... ji,- 1 , u Kiriiicr re.ildeiif. mett. Tttlu Kiill.1 , Richfield. Siill Joe Oreco served n luncheon. «ced pcnrls. • wore dl^cu^M•^l, Prl.-es went to Mr.s. M nttlc WftttA, S k 1 - , K ‘S S . = Drldrismnlds were . lluliin. WoU- p.m. I'J, The evenliiK’wlIl .ir,l .m-ut.iI days vl.sltlliR Liikc City. Provo, K elrlm m . R ich- w p k u -d ...... ■ILUQI-': firhl. DIelrieh. Huuert anil { .Mrs, Joe Doyle. Mrs. Lortn Tliomp- gESs.S"SfXo"S: They wore Identical .s:ici'i-hr, :;ii exi-lianye a t Han.ieii’s cafe, lnclud:<. . Mr.1 . Kalph I’eter.'. ail- luiH •U-er,d, JU ANN IIKilTSCit A sc.jvcnKer h u n t was held niter mlnbiratlon: Mrv John oldman. - — . - (rranclscii phiilci— slienth dresse.'i o f ’blue cryMalliiu' Jr.. pro cn u n ; Mr.v i;iw.x-d liecHer.i with mntchlnB ruffleil IhmcIIi.ui;!' the I'lcnp of the meetlni: with Htaff enffravlne) world ^ervlce. and Mi-<. RuveK j-.-j They curried bouqucw of pmk ar,d tiri/e:. Klven to the team that coU leeied nil items on iis lui first. Howell. fellowBhlp. , ' j.,' • white camnllonM, covered dl.^ll lunchooii Ji/> O ary R. Schm itt. Dec!i>. aUi luU a V- * * Ihe bridegroom as beit in.ni. ' the crmip reconvvned i» evahi.ite ‘^ ? l 6 h >■«« I" New . Miss Bertschto th e pa.st year’s woil: anil offer i-’.i;:- cSmM Stoo- rc4d A blue nftcrnoon dre.'» wiili u KCslions for Impinvlni: the orRanl- comnKc of spilt w hite t (hr nltpiidlni: the wcddliia recepilun [ K'rf l«» i?w nf commcrcc Allnntic Prl::e:. a i brldwe went to Mr. nnd rtS Uie Chamber of Commcrcc coinpnny here. bride, Kristine Karlrcn, iMr,', John Bllek. Mr.'i, Soren Uca- n t Ihe Ray SInffer lioine In Uol.'.e | j*,7, Qjjtjjiu project. Her flnnce wr.s Kracluulcd from Shelton nnd Jnnlcc Shelioii. ;^e:lloll and Joe Potutek. In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs, IJob J ? iti o n NeJlscn. welfare chair- Frem ojit JilKb tcliooJ aL South 0«te T he thrce-llercd white ral;i-, tki'J Mr.'i. Ulanchr Reed and Mrs. S tout, were Mr. nnd Mr.s, Eiiier.- ' jn 3D3B, He Is Atalloned nt M arch ornted with pink nnd while rn.i.'. Ounkln R iithtrford were n.\slstnnt Boyer, the brlclo'* rrandparent , 5 j be welcome for ft lUr force bnse, Riverside. Cnllf.. nnd topped with u m inlaitiie l)!id;i! ho,«te;.;.e;i, A Chrl.stnias theme was Mr, and .Mr.s. Honald Boyer and S , adopted by the club T he No definite dale has been set pnlr was mndc und pre.M’iiiril iiy, iiM-d In decorations. fam ily, am i Mr. nnd Mrs. ltu.-.'ell Discriminating! includes three children. for the wedillnK, ilie bildcRroom's broiher • in • law, Mr.s, Oi.sar John>on wa.s hostcM Boyer, tinclea and au n u of iJie 5 nnd n months. Dolt.i niKi sL^ler. Mr. nnil Mrs. KIlis .Irn-' lo Ihe club I4 M week for a dc.v bride, nnd Mr, and Mr.s. Res Bar- S t a M nre needed. Articles mny ' lo Mrs. IorI. a Krcut uncle and aunt of the To Give or ^SZ red to Mrs. Nielsen's Refreshm ents were j.ervnl liv. bride. rUi. t» Buchannn stre et, by Ages Listed for Cnrolyn Sm ith. Evelyn I-aiven ami! l l i e couple wn.i married Nov, 13, ^ jj. or members mny phone Louise Lnrf.en, nelces of the brlile.' • th e Hftwnllnn LDS temple nt To Reccive «lfU»nsporUllon Is n o t avnll- Event in Jerome n.uLi'ted by Linda Ooolil niKl Mii:'' Honolulu. Ilyn Goold. the bride'.s MMer.s JEROME, Dec. 3—Offlccr.i of ¥ ¥ ifrt. also reported on the The bride wn» Kraduateil fnni. Relatives Feted DAY OIlSEIlVl-D • - LndlM nS Ihe E llt' fl.sk Uint only Burley hiBh AcliooJ niirf iiltcnrfnl '• ■ fruits nnd vcRctablcs seventh srnders through ncnlor.i KINO HILL. Dec. 3 -M r. and ALMO. Dcc. 3 - ThiinfWRfvim; f.'rf Your Favorifo Confaincr Choose from our (orge lor the Boise childrens Idaho S late college, Pncalello. lor Mrs, Denver Allred were hosts to day uue.su? nt the home of Mr. anil ^ nttend the dances being sponsored one ycnr. She wn.s employed "by the OR IB - Itie food.1 will bo packcd hy eiich Friday evenlnR n t the Elk'ii Thank.-;i;lvluB day dinner for about Mr.s. E lbert Durfee were Mr.s. A nn £ l' Selection now in stock Mountain Stales Telejjhnne ami 40 relnilvc.s, Durfee. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis D u r - :M Filled and Decorated ffrten's nnd delivered by Oar- hnll. Your.Kcr chllarcn nre asked TelcRmph com pany in tin mt Frtlghi llnM, not to ftticnd its they nre u.-.unlly O u i- o f - to \t n Rur.sis were Mrs. fee nnd Mr. and Mr.s. Kunene Gib-1 ^ 1;, office lor one nnd one>hnl Allred's daURhlcr. Mrs, Rnymond bon-v nil CoodliiR; Mr. and MrK.;l^!f Un L. V. Mau.-« and M rs. R.iy unable to participate with the ns ft service repre.sentatlve i M rs. Russell M iller, .1224 Spruce Ave. RE 3-8754 < iiacoin. co-cbBlrmen of th e wnys older Rroup. npiiy. nnd family. Payette, and Leland Durfee. 0«den: Mr. andiM iM Bttns committee, sold c.nndy recently «trniuiferrcd to Ihu Burley Allred’s sLster, Mrs, Delbert Decker, Mrs. Wallace Reed. Bountiful. «n d ;S 'v - > ■] Officers report the dnnces have office. iHh proewds to ro tov^ards ox- and family. Hollister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jny Durfee, Dllss. I been very succc-w/ul nnd members 1 Tlie brldcRroom was Rmduatcd « u o for the Idaho Fcderntlon are pleased with response of the 5 ^ { n ’J clubs convention to he from Dcelo hlRh school and l.< youtlt. ployed n t Scolty and Sam';; Service ttldtiete Mny 2. 3 nnd 4, Nt* members In tro d u ce d , by atJitJon Jn BurJcy. The couple re ­ sides nt Ujc H nnd W Trailer court. Un. Reed Le*l»- m em bership aainun. nre Mrs. o . W . O oerl- House War^ned Out-of-town guests were Mr, nnd tts tod Mrs. M. P. aim ons.- IIEYBURN. Dcc. 3 — A.'plnochle Uii Bond announced that Mrs. pnrty nnd house WfirmtnR "were nibaa «lll leave Snturdny for held Snturdny vvcnlnRi nl ttio FbMsii to nttend the N ational homo of Mr. and.. .Mrs., Richard Coofrai of indlnn Nations. Mrs. DllncM, Emerson. Five tnble.n of 'n im li Qencral IPederatlon or pinochle were In piny nnd prircs dubs chnlnnan of In- were awarded. « lu iM i. ’ Rcfrc.shment.1 were Bcr\-ed nnd TH laoual Twin Pallfl Music tlw (froup presented Mr. nnd Mrs, eftJOrbtmns prorrmm. k'a5 ' Bllncoe wlUt a sWt lo r U)elr sxwd by Mr*. Youtt, prcsl of Ibit orsanluitlon. 1C v lll be bU D((. u and u nt the Prcsby- tolin Aurch and will Include jut* of the ••Mcs.'dah" a n d Haydns ' )«1»1 Oratorio.- ■ ' T J. C. Cnrson wna Introduced 1 mrbook chalrmnn. Guuli vcre received by Mrs. 1, Un. John Deiweller, Mrs. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 PAGE TWENTY TIMES-NEWS, TWiN PALLS, IDAHO

Joe Brown Retains W ebb Expects H is Ring Tickets on Sale Crown W ith Sixth-Round Finesse to Carry H im to For Idaho State K nockout Over Charnley D ecision O ver Fullm er T ilt H ere Dec. 14 HOUSTON, Tex., Dcc. 3 (/P)— Affing Joo Brown again kept his world's UghtwelKht LOGAN. ULiih, Dec. 3 f/T>—MiddieiveiK'ht challenfrer' Spider Webb predict.^ rinfj Tickets fo r th e Idaho State colloKe-Texa.s \\'.>siPhn i. championship Werfnwdny niffht ua his fists slashed stubby British chnllcnger Dnvc ifineH«e.will carry him, to the NBA championship here Friday night when he battles, ketball game slated for Twin Falls high school • Charnley about the eycf.. forcintr a halt in th eir battle a lte r five rounds. I t was Brown's titlist Gene Knllmer. •'lie’s .'stronfr and .smart but he doesn't have, the finesse of some Dec. 14 are available throti/fhout iilatric V’aJJoy. iuinnn ciRhth defense of the rrown. Brown, the Baton Rouge, Ln., Negro^who has held the HKliters I ’ve .scon." ticcliireH the former collegiate s ta r who turned pro afte r the 1952 game chairman Abbie Uriguen. Urigucn sji'iri .,n title for more than three years, was leadlnji the Enfrllshman on points when the end Olympic jfame.s. ''I have tho eijuipment to beat him. I thinly I punch sharper than he Valley IGA stores, which are as8i.stiiiK in promotin'p K ------came. Ju st before th e fifth docs.” W ebb Kaid hi.s rin^j game, have lickt;t.s av.iii,V;‘ round was over Brown iash- stratejry depends largely “ ir Jiong with No Need to Jump cd out with a left hook that whnt th e chiiinpion docs. flares i„ T«-i., l.-„||s;T opened a deep cut over T lic nftlloniilly televised l: local outlet.^ ai'i; TrolllJ Chamley’s right eye. rounil .bout, atnniiiis nt Q p.i Charnley weathered the round, iM ST). m nrk.1 lliu firhi defcii illinf_ilic tl lll'n R “ “‘■'"■■'“n liMtl fc bled lo I1L1 cornel'. W hll? his han' last Aus. 28^n^air77imcI?c Boxing promoter Bennie Ford said Tlio UenjrnLi an- b;ulciljf » golnR to win tho uhcduled IS- both tennis unable to score. The who was counted on for this sea­ W edncsjay he will offer J250.000 cxercl.u-s Wediie.vlny wlillu Kiill- son. moved away. Included In the same lenm th a t wont lo ih, ?■ round bout anyway. He hnd — I’llot.i .'.clzed a 0*4 first nunrter for a return bout if Spider Webb H'C.sl NCAA lournoy I^^t ried ffcry round oh all except m er re.sicd. Tlie clmllcnKcr .irrlved Iwid nnd then Hngcrnion wrapped Rraduatlng list aro Bob ninehari, third high scorer In Uie conference ild c o u Ocne Pullnicr, NBA mid- nnd liscw posica « sti/mVRT^. Judge's card. liero Thur-sdny from Pocutcllb.' up. Junior forward Miko Pres- dlcwclKht cham pion. Friday nlRhl Ida., hom e of Idaho Slate colloi:c lust yeor. and Dormlcr. who — - torj- over the U tah Rc(Wtira iC. in tho second round Brown's 1 and Duane Ifuhn paced the t LoRan.. U tah. where h e fouKht uk an umiilcur. slJcih in the scoring racc. only big los,sca Irom that tM nt„ fllcklnif left — ond hbi 3'^-lnch rally as tho p irates pumped •■Wclib ha.s always been a scnsa, It. C. Oireni of the Ban FrancUco 4)}«n needs no leap on (his 111.1 miuuiKcr. Hec ICnowlc.';. met B ut back Is Lowell Anderson, Spec Rodger,s. leading .- no better than match baskets omore. who showed well Inal He sold Fred Splc.vj, president first lime tlm t Magic Valley ci,k comeback In the fourth.- S a lt Lake C ity area near I-'iilImtT’.s of Ihe Son Francisco Qoxint; club, W est Jordiiii homo. Kiiowle;; jialil .•er the final eight mlnutc.s. son. and Dee Aslelt. tian has appcnn-d m Twin f t i » By winning Wednesday night. Olenns Ferry Junior varsity took Behind those three are Pot Mc­ will fly to Logan T hursday to dis­ Brown tied the all-time record for he ha.s faith in ilic Judfpnenl of cuss tlie offer with managers of ComiiiK w ith the ISC lr 4 8 fo r Brown under tho lO-poInt could break Into the lineup with lOQO. BUHL, Dec. 3—Tho top three scorers of 1958»B9 are must system. Judge Ernie Taylor hard work. Eddie I>onnlcr. a ' Magic Vidlry Chrt-illan boua Rono and Buhl head coach Ed Schenk secs little hope of had It *0-Vi ond judge W. H. Cor­ foot, 0-lnch Junior. Is expected Jayvees a t D ietrich; Dec. 14. Sho­ Ron Hill, n shan)sliootlnj rurl Navy’s Bellino help later In the season but ci front last yenr’.s Goodins hia finding replacements for that lost offensive punch as the nelius scorcd It 80*45. • rently Is- wearing a cast to protect shone ol Dletrlcli; Dec. 18. Dict­ school tcnm. along with Jtoi tv. Indians rounded into shape for their first basketball game Tlie fig h t went In Uie books ns rich at Oooding jayvccs; Jan. 5. fifth-round technical knockout. Is Cited as broken ahn. Carey at Dietrich; Jon. 15. Diet- ^ '!lv 'fO'" 1 ^ - of the season. Tho Indians will travel to Glenns Ferry Uiiiirrnmn ...... 4 :0 :v Coach Perron secs a. diffleiilt rich at Bellevue: Jan. lo. Camas Callf. Tidwell iivemKcd ntatlt a ’ Friday night for their first lime In equalling the ll-l confer­ County ot Dietrich; Jan. 10. Rich­ polnta lasl season nnd Is hortrta outing. ‘BackofWroot height, much o f It is Phil Cavarrctta. lornicr mrtjor Devils were the top defensive club ey; Feb. 3. DJctrJch nt Blchflrld; TORONTO. Dee. 3 l.r> - Navy hiilfbiick Joe BcIHiiq. wliose on the Northslde. found In juniors up from l.ist Golf Tourney liincy footwork Icfi Army incklcr.s leaKue player nnd mannKer of the Feb. 5, Bellevue n t D lelrlch; Feb. Patterson, form er world hein. Bonus Paying year's junior vanity. However, »ev- elutchlng a ir Saturday, wiis Ju.st Chienito Cubs. W ednesday was The remninder of Uie Dlelrlch 9. Dietrich nt Camas County: Feb. weight clwvmplon. will e?« i eral sliort candidates for the iram doing what comn inturnlly. .•Icned .IS mlinnKcr of Uie Lanc.istcr 13. Dlelrlch nt Bll.ts. and Feb. 10. Canadian boxing tour In Wtodur, “ ‘ Saturday. draw the overall average to below Opens Today He did it fio well in ncorln-: three Hed Roses In ihc Eastern league. Qoodlng Stnto at Dictrich. To Be Eyed 0 feet. touchdflwivH and r\inliini: for 113 ST. P C T E i^ U R O , Fla.. Dec. 3 Oraduatlon took away center MIAMI. Fla.. Dec. 3 UV-TliB old yards In Niivy's -13-12 rout that hui W—Baseball's minor leagues vote Ross Drown, forward Gordon Car* Miami Blltmore course, once the was nam ed W ednwday A.vioclated' Thursday on lealslntlon designed ter and Wayne Buell from tho swank setting of one of golf's most Pre.^-i "back of the week." Tlie hon-1 to curb paymenU of excessive bo- starting sqund along with the No. publicised loumamenlA. will seek or was shared with Florida qu;ir-i 6 man of last year Fred Ash. Buell tfrinsgoln a little of Its past glory BUS money to untried players. terbaek Dlcklo Allen, who cukI-! No llmlU. of couno. could bi loth In the Big Seven scorlns In tho 72-h'Dlt-43S,000 Coral aablc.t neercd a 23-U utxsct of Minnil. I placed on the am ount a bojr can last yeor with an il.O nver- open starting Thursday. Navy co.iche.i -believe Denino receive for signing a eontract. The Drown had J1.4 and C arter Now known simply an tiie Bin- liiw Just bcirtin fJioiiittff tlic kind proposed rules would discourage i»d 8,0. -lore public course. Uic 6.503. of ntnnln? of whicli he h capable. the baseball owners from paying Returning regulars are Carl yard, p a r 35-30-71 layout has lo.« He ha.s another year to exploit OVERSTOCKED too much by making It easier for Leth, c-toot. 1-Inch senior forward, none of Its beauty, and ehanglas this potential. clubs to lose hlgh'prlced players. and Junior guard Oorry Matlock, winds make It as tricky as ever. Belllno's first two touchdown The flnt-ye&r draft of all mer. who «corcd 74 for tho Indians In From 1031 through 1D37 thi; runs'of 15 and 4nj'nrds wito the signed since lost December had league play last yeor but proved course annually was tlie scene of same typo of explosive punch ho more vnluoble on defense. Mike TOP QUALITY ALLSTATE first test Monday. The only way * J10.000 open, when m m was has delivered In nil live Navy vJc- club could p ro te c t» flrat-yenr m* Wilier, who rang up a couplo of pile of money. Such names as lorles this year. Ihe only games In # who played a t 'least SO da]-s la st 20*point nights last year, also Is Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen. which ho was anywhere ni-.jr phys­ season wos to advance j:...... ' tck ond played nearly e Denny Shute. Ralph Ouldahl and ically sound because of n brulacd major league roster. j classllled os o regular, Horton SmIUt are sprinkled among leg. TIRES REDUCED FOR No less th a n 39 -bonus babies Rounding out the lettermen list the winners. Bellino snys hM name agalait - re Doug Wosko. 6 feet. 11 Inches were rooved up Just for that From 193B through tho 1S41 Kca- Army gavo him his j:rfair.si thrill con. a n d a good rebounding m a n who son. t h e . International four-ball In football, llleraliy a dre.im come When the minors got through had a h.i scoring maric last year, toumamenLi were held here. true. and lanky Doug Pember. 8 feet. 2 FAST CLEARANCE drafting from the lower minors, "Ever since the coach told me a Inches, who Is expected to fill In Tliere ha.in't iKen n big e\'cnt a toU l of l i "freshm en” h a d i>een on the course since 1941. but start* few d-nys ago. •: want you ready, taken. easily a t th e center spot. lo go eo m inutes iii:alnsi Army.* Up from last year's Junior Ing Thursday, moat of the leading This first-year draft rule expires ...... will tee off In I've been Koinx over thl.^ in my Morch 1, unlesa It 1s readopled by sity are BUI Qoff. s feet, a Inches; mind." he .lald nfior Ihe came. Jim Dnloa. & feet. 7 Inches; Bill this final tour event of the ycnr. • This W eek Only • NO TRADE REQUIRED a mall vola between Jan. 1 and ■The entry list totals ISO. " I gue.w It Wii.H (lay drcamlnR. M arch 1. McNcw, 5 feet, s Inches; Lawrence Sam Snead Is mLv^lng. a.« Is Na­ But I'd plctoro myself in an open Quigley, s feet. 8 Inchc#; Bob W att. field and Bob Anden>i>n was there j 5 feet, B InchM; Bob Howard and tional Open champion Bllly ca.i- STOCK REC. 1 sale met per and POA champion Bob Hos- .ind I was cutting jia.\i him for • NO. . Description <;iu»nlw Kizr p n ic e 1riuiT it Fraction of Inch Q n in t Atkinson.' both s feet. 7 touchdown." Inches; W arren Dowd and Don burg. bi)t most of die other nota­ 3003 UIK. 'm e x . Sll. C ushion...... 070*16 2OJ6 . 22.99 bles, are on hand Including Art T h a t's Jujit aboui, ihc w;iv It h a p ­ ...... 20 MO. McMurdle, both C feet, ond pened on hts -{S-yarcf nm , BelJIito i 3283 W ,S.W . *l>'rex; S)l. c m h lo rt...... ------i;b~A!o~' 37.C0 Separates Pass Charles Langley. 0 feet. 2 InchM. Wall of Pocono Manor. Pn. dashed through a k':>pln:T hute Inh WJS.W. Nylon, safety C ushion...... 18 Mo. 070-15 30.30 - 25J5 McMurdle Is a sophomore. right sldr o f ...... — LeadJotJPros_ ThB“ indlon“ «hc(iulB~lncludc5 TfoT UIK. iiyjuji ojiiciv i.ijnnifiii ' so.oo £1.J7 PHILADEU>KIA. -Dec. 3 W—A Wanted iiway irnin Army’.-i hnc- Dec. 4. Buhl a t Olenns F erry; Dec. uackors nnd then'.s.iw Anderson. ; 265 IS Mo. C70-I5 25.10 . l9iS fraction of an Inch sepa ' 11. Buhl at Twin Falls; Dec. 18. Scox’iug Kace two leading passers todo; •■I Knvp II little fnke nnd he fell, 670-15 22.10 Blackfoot o t Buhl; Dec. 10. Snake down," Bellino recalled, " i wiis National Football league. River a t Buhl; Dec. 23. B uhl a t 167 UIK. Rnyon, Companion ...... 15 Mo. 670-15 10.40 15.99 goini: down tin- s UIpUhp and Joe, Johnny Urtltos, th e Baltim ore Filer; Jan. 3. Buhl at Jerome; Jan. Gives Picture 1M4 Colts’ great quarterback, grabbed Caldwell hit mo. trying to force the passing lead over Detroit's Earl me out. b u t I kept juy biilaiice iviid SV.S.W, Nylon, ouardsm nn ...... 30 MO.' 710-15 38.40 31J9 lili the end zone." 813 UIK. rtyion, uuardsm on ...... 2459 Morrall by the tiny fraction—ac­ Buhl, and Jon. 10. Jerome nt Buhl. Of Standings ao Mo. 710-15 20.70 tually one ten thousandth of a Ja n . 33. Buhl a t Onkley; Jon. PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3 l.f'_ 010 w jj.w . Nylon. Guardsman ...... 30 MO. 710-1!) 3'2.70 2759 yard on the average gain per game. _3. Buhl a t W endell: Jan. 29. B uhl B4S UiK. Nylon, Uunrd.smon ...... 23 .U Vnltss. iourth In the jnnnd- Total ocorlng.'more than nny othi'r Pioneer Loop ilas ...... 30 MO. { 710*16 ■“28.70 1 ings a week ago, hos thrown 3M nt Burley: Feb. 2. Olenns Ferry at statistic, gives Ihe beat picture ol SH3 tvis.iv. Nylon Sll. Cushion ...... 20 Mo. 1 710-15 34.2a s a a B uhl; Feb. 5. Buhl Ot Ooodlng; parses and completed 150 for 2.S1G the National Football le«n«e race. 11H7 W.S.W. Nylon Solely cii.sliion ...... 23JI9 Feb. 0, Filer a t Buhl; Feb. 12. Buhl The Baltimore Colls, tied w lthNot i.,„-- Decided ^ on 18 Mo. 1 710-15 27.00 yards—an average gain ol 8J103 3544 Blk. T>tcx batcty Tracllon ...... 17JJ yards. He has a compleUon per­ at Mlnlco: Feb. 13. Borah a t Buhl; Son Francisco for Ihc Wraiern dl. | M hll I IllP l’Jlrin n Feb. 16. Wenilell a t Buhl, and Feb. vision lead, arc in first place wlili 11.-4 uiK. ly rcx uuord.imnn ...... 30 Mo.- 7C0-18 21U8 centage of 833 and 20 of hb aerial s r. PErrEiiSBURG. ria.. dcc. s h l u went for touchdowns. Tl>e 10. Oukley n t Buhl. ■305, league stalislics showi-d Wed- 2623 W S.W . Nylon Safety Cii.siiion ...... 3148 ne.«day. '.r>—C laude EnKbi'rg. pii‘.''.td,-nt of touchdown mark is only two short JU.!.! UIK. iyrcx tsii, c u slilo n ...... -.•o mo. ZiSO Cleveland has 235. S.tn FrancLsco the Cla.ss C Ploiiec-r le.i ;iu-. .wld 760-15 20J)0 of the NFL record set In 1034 by 37D2 Blk. 'ly rcx ail. All Sca.-on ...... 28JJ Bid Luekman of the Chlciqto Bears. Scores 237. Philadelphia. 213 nml New Wrdne.sdiiy pl.ins fnr liuio it.id no 20 MO. 1 S20-I5 33.05 M orrall h as thrown lOS p au cs iiinii tKrimnu York 313. Phllndelpliln niid Clevr- liiTii fom inll/cd. He li;nU nre J;i T he Icaciic prr.siiU-ni lald G reat Warfare Is Named place, they have balance oI( ihelr Fall.''. M ont.. had a woruiii!: acree- SHOP FRIDAY UNTIL 9 p.m.-"Charge It" lotol point* by nlUming thrlr op- llh Uvs Aniiolfr.; Ilolse, a s ; poncnu only 153. Only liic Drowjis uld wnif: will) Mllivaiiiu'c. Top 2-Year-Old (UUh..ni> 7«, T » .. V.'r.|f,n RX and niiliUK:;. Mont.. v.lth St. Loiil!..|| , NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3 t*v-W nr- .(.aimlft Tea<'h»r« ^2. C.mriU T3 hove done belter, allowms H3. i Corntll (0. M The defending cluunpion Coli-s'*'*-' fourth worklni: agrce-l fare, tho gmy.son of Delermlnc- .■•rl but iiad igSi Kentucky derby winner-ls the lead In total yards Kaiiu-d wiih 3 ...... unanimous choice as 2-year-old M. T.mM tl 781 for the third MralKlit weci .iLVMKiied to nny ciiy. champion of lOU In the annunl H. Ml. SI. WttyV rj W ith two games lo ro ihey liavc 11 i "We hoix- i;> compli-.ecompL- di.v:tiS' poll of the Thoroughbred Hnelng Cr.l»MoB lUJ. C..W..I.. iSlkl* 44 comfortable edge over the Accond- ^lnns for a cmlpir of ni e work- m. Hptliiid'M r,; Inu it..gnuln . ------by 0>e B elle. Dead in Shnwpr_ h t i n t ~>rXTliiSA'i. ireSifrliXLL assn." . Jo n e t o f Buena Fork. Calif. Clnclna.ll r i , Nr» YnVv UK FORTUNA. Cilir., Dee 3 tX '- Entermg Race---- The TBA previously announced »»p«cu.» i;n. Si. l^ U Steve Wiljon, 16. a junior nt For- EUGENZ. Dec. 3 (.r—'IVo ftand- tlw MlecUon of tho Brookmeade 1:1 tuna high school, was found dead out runncr.i for the Unlvcriily of ^bU « Swo«r-XH»cer” M :t>» In the shuHcr room of the school Oregon will compcie in a liOO- * American champion and beat 3. Wm^'^Md.iy night. T he body m ctcr rnec nt Ihe Siisar boivl in New O rleans Dee. 30. .year^W ^j______. ' ' A schoolmnie found Uic Wilson T lie runners are thi- unlvcr.Nllv's COACH HHIED boy face Joiiji li> iJie jiJjohw room two top di.st.inei- m in. Dyrol Bnr- b e e. a w , — PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 3 (.^ -T h e after the .school's llghlweighi b;is. le.'on nnd Jim Grelle. State, oppo- hlladelphiA Piuiiics W ednesday ketb.ili team finished practice. •nie race' in which tlirv will' ; l a th e Liberty bowl aro o u n e rt oppolntmcnt of Sebas- compcie will be mie of ii;c‘ liU;h-, Dr.’ Frederick'Olson, called to IlKhts of n wcck-loni; ntlili'tlc fi'.i-l ; S S e h « e Dec. 19. h a « Uon (8lbby) BUtl as a /.peclnl In- the scene, said he found no slgn-i lUas .of mrte of Iw National league llval n t th e Sur.ir bnnj. TJip w "Sa^Zi^iicSmp

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JBEA HOOP S&ASON TO OPEN W ITH 24 GAMES ON W EEK-END

rf,F. to H ost Bear River; Qscar R obertson Leads Losing Top Grid B u r l e y , M inico Set Dates Cincinnati to T op Spot Stars D oesn’t \^ith Boise" Valley Team s in First H oop R ankings W orry Grid Loop . 1I„,1 I.V n v anK uarrt o f t h r e e R im iea Tuesday iiiRht. the Mogic Vulloy h ijrh r. «, , , HWison rof.ra-to life this wcck-eiul with local teams iwrticipjilinK in ^OIIK. Doc. .. h id lo r ii’il lliinl slrainht ' l).\l.l..\S. Tex., Hcv. (/?)—The founder nf the Amer- school Saturday niRhts. Inter-district play will feature the oiionin;;chan.imMiship w ilf fea.J iw I m vvrsity (if (Mncittiiaii til 1 r iil.’i'l.tK r X a liin u t l ii'iid K.riitJiaJI Ii-aK-dc .-.aiiJ U’cfliicstJH.';' h e isji'l. w o rr y in g 24 gainw Fr da> a December with two Bijr Seven conference members ^^humpmnslni. l h‘ lUuU-iU-(i P r e s s il Itnanl of cuacliesjtluil 11h > i-omi'i'tiiifr Nalinnal Football leaKUC has signed ^eek.cnd « fd muc In rw a st ,uby. J ho ho:uu comp<.MH! .. /.i. i ant. iioui ilio ciiiiniry'. 'Honio iiT i)i<* tup'stars of tht; collegc ranks. “We're n o t- Col»° school of Tremonton. Utah. '’'I lie Biir 0” anti hi; • in till- aiinti:il jitv-' inlorfsu-i! in lii^l' 'litlilinj; for ^hc mime players," said defendintr .sUite cli:inii>i<.ns, ^'=‘=*"‘1 '"‘liiiKS rclcasca to- Laniur Hunt, wealthy Dal­ las oilnutn. “We want to ellevue-W elcoiD Le moving into Twin Falls Jiat- T rrd ir;— nighlT —M-i-ivi-tHt—iiin l-r-r~ — — — — ------build a solid team." lie and is—N«>;— 1—execii I Iv l^ D o n — K ossi. Huid tiie y iJlan to tcl! ^ick Four Regulars th e dates In tlie lUiril uii'tiu'i, „.,,l ...... _i till! college slnrs this: M lnlco moves In to chnlK.ntt.- hm li- i vI-h ^ The Nullonal Football League 'T p ,, evL'K :J—With four of last year’s atartint: will have openings for only about i ^ i- hii’ludine the aecond leaclinjf s c o rtr in the 20 players from the new crop of colleuc pluycr.i. Tlio American ‘^“"/.S^coSfcrclicc. the Bellevue Btilld««s figure to IcURue will have 261. • fK- ininrovc their Ihird-placc finish of last aeaaon and Bobcats' sea.wn opener, i.nil tlit-!. I ''" n ^ ■'We'll p u t It to (he kids th a t rfv craK co n i. Coach Harold Stroud counts only Leo round out the trip a t .McrUliar. ‘ Carolina. way and It bccomes a matter of ------S iev er, ii ~>.2 uvcniKC ncorcr Saturday niRhl. I 'I'he svlectloa^ pointed the nii- .-iljjipJe ni'lUimellc to see wJiJcJi T l,c younu -nvln I'l.lls nruhv., ‘ WHlRht •’■q«i.rcly on Rcb- B ro w n ]T h i <]I<'s to First Do^Vn last season. Kone from his way they'll go." said Rossi. who m ust be Riven a darkhur;,.- ' f.’-'""' “ VcniKed 1958-59 startinK list. Back ' T n as Hunt* and Rossi appeared blllInK In SIC play this scaMin, «ill ',1 * ® P‘ Per Rame in wlntilnH to rule out a financial (lehl (or l)ig Ray McCiiire, G-fcet, ‘l- have to jell quickly lirtwc- , i , p ''> "•'*-;‘“>"i'l scoriiiK cic.wn for the U)e top grldders. depending on job b o w l w inches. who averuKed 15.3 Ueor River Rnme. The a n n u s « ni No player .Hccurity to luro.plnyen In a pro- nOWLAUUO.ME p oln u In loop pliiy and missed have n chance to Iron out their „ f fcMlon noted for U)e number of it«)d Pliicllne dcteatcd Drok- the confcrcncc worlnB crown by offwise agalnsl the Ooodini; Scii- “ »u”>>Jcr of players who fall to make the gtado Ju.)t .0 or n point. Hiors Friday niRhl wl.icu also ""I". ^'“hln in (he pro gitme. should prove a top m aicli. T h e «';>?cris Ja n . 12. Carey a l Bellevue; Jan, olher Inter-lenKUC nfJnlr. [Louis. Kiinsas. Southern Callfor- T lie once victorious D lrtrlch ’ nl". Providence. N orth Ciirollnn m K riei-^-M osi. 1J)M: womei>« 15, Dietrlcli al Bellevue; Jan. 19, Uth Individual uftmc Fnin Tliur- Dellcvue nl OoodlnR SUte; Jan, B lu e.D ev lb will be nl Sho.slioiir.jSlatc. New York U,. and Vllliinova. Khere the Indians ore dc.iperatclyl Cincinnati, which was ranked Coyotes Win Sn. 10: women's hlnh Individual 22. Bellevue at Richtleld; Jan. 29. LA ohA N D E . Ore., Dec. 3 tjn - Camns County a t Bellevue; Feb. .rylns to shako a two-yrar Ioiik' 'h e end of ln.iit season, jcrie. SJi!?ley W»«ner, 490- disaster on the ba.ikctb«lt courts.'hn.s lost Mike Mendenhall through Collrse of JtJaiio opened SU baslceU Kum Dubblen U acue 2, OoodlnR State at Belltvue; Feb. ball season w ith an easy 72-SS vic­ Ursen defMtctl Clnrk. VO Jo- 5, B ellevue a l DIelrlch; Feb, 9, Cnmus County Musher.i net their Rraduatlon but surrounds the slx- fullback Jim Krown of Clevelaitd hurilirs for a flrxt ilnu-o on BrawnV 43 In flrsl c|Uarter of a came Irst taste of acUon by inviidlnc foot, flve-ihch Robertson with a t Clevelanil. San I'ranchco « c n i won 2I-2U. but B roun calntd IH yards In S8 carries, lieslde Drawn, tory over Eastern Oregon ccUega- biifo and Dryden defeated Em- Bellevue at Cnrey; Feb, 12, Rich­ here Wednesday night. WHI, 3-1: Orovc.1 defeated Bo» field Al Bellevue, and Feb. 16, th e hom e of the Castleford Wolvc.-i, strong supporting citst headed by five cif the 10 playrrn nhmvn cnii be latrgPd by number*— i:irm l-ildle ll«v« I4li nnd Jerry Tubbs (50) who count one victory In the biiK. Ralph Davis, Conch G e o r g e a l left anil Leo Nomelllnl (731 undrr Hriiwn'H Irft knre; C’lcvtlanil’* Jim JUy Sm ith (Ml charging Ted Tftlbot scored 23 points for M ib :-l. lied t: HardlnR *pUl Oellevue a t BlKi. the w inners, nnd Daryl Hill added R n ft River Trojans will Iimvc Smith's Bearcats are defending the at nroun's left, iind end Dick Kreltllni;. above llruun> foot al extreme right. (AP wlrephnln) 'MSlcn 2-2: lilRh Indlvidunl Missouri Valley conference cham* 22 for th e Idaho squod, PVank ost, tt'omen-.i. HnMl Larson, HO, lie district to play #l Rockland bile Hansen will be on the road, plonshlp. Chnsc topped GOG wlUt 18. BSJ. Al Larson. 103; high Indl- Continental Based on the pre-senson ratlnR. win the NortlJslde confer- these teams loom ns confercnce Sold Out n , as. mcn-ft. Al Lor.wn. « 5 ; favorltc.v_Atlnntlc Const — North SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3 '.fl— Kjli jenltlJ le.mi Rame. HaMi and Loop Offers 2 Carolina. Southern—West Vlrglnlii Through Drills If you haven't rol n llckrt for ‘iiu n o ii.a n : IiIrU handicap team Southeostern-Kenlucky. BIr Ten Uie Sw j tYnncl-'xio 4Bcr-Baltl- Bitj, ibM i and Al Larson. 1,097: across Uie river to play the Mur.% REDWOOD CITY. Cnllf.. Dtc. 3 - ^ 1 0 •Stite.'Blit Elght—Kansas more Coll foolbnll Rame here • tthK fateh team scries. H aiel rad UuRh Red Devils.-'------(^1—Th a t Ruy hobblhiK around on Cities to-AL - On Saturday night, Slg Seven State,. Skyllne-Utoh. Big Five— the San Francisco HOers' pracUce Saturday, don 't boihi'r iooklnR. iU Larson. 0B3. Bowler of week. conference action makes an Lso- Calltomln. Xleld U y . A. T ittle. This Is the one the scalpers arc I. Al Lanon. 1D3. Bowler of ST. PETERSaURO, Fla., Dec. 3 (A—A Club official said Wedne.sdty lated appearance with Uia Jerome Doctors In Baltimore had fcnred piiylHR to see. t. women. UMcl Larson. 170. Tlgem traveling to Oakley. Wendell IIOCKEV CLUB FOLDS All bu t IJlOO or Kc7.ar rtndl* uale^■ Valley I ^ c u e that Continental leasue. which the 4Ders' vetem n .quarterbnck alms to ba Iho third major league. and Ooodlng will renew th e ir DENVER. Colo,, Dec, 3 tn -D c n - was throuEh for th e Bcn:;on nfier urn's 60.000 iieat.s luive been sold ?lnc Club d e f e a t e d Tanner ver’a second venture In professional for m ore th a n three weeks. kielry, 3-1; Murtaimh Produce « |{J b e i;fad lo yield, two clJJw to Ooodlnjr county rivalry a t OoodJnj; Jie was clobbered by ihe Colls the A m erican league If ih a t circuit while Filer lakes on another out* hockey Is over, a- fnllure In iKtle Nov. 22, His rlR hl knee wiiii imln- Tlio.se 1,8D0 in the end r.nne go bfnattd llazclton Slate Ban);. of-dlstrlcl sqund in Madison of more ihan a month. Offlclnls of fulty Injured In that IS-U blast­ nn salo the >nornin(; of Uio H; Pcrpetiinl Sccurllj' defeated wants to expand. GeorRc Klrksey. ossoclaled with Rexburg. the Inlernailonal Hockey league ing by the Colt.i. gnme. Uiron-. 3-1: Fox Floral defeiited m c l Thursday In F o rt W ayne, Ind. Tlckct brokers nrc heart­ n n . 1-1: hlch individual (some, ..le Houston, Tex.. Continental Kim berly’s Bulldogs, ahowlnir ft Tlic rem atch here Snturd.iy will franchise. Mid at the minor leagues J-0 record, will be at W ilder w hile to dispose of the league fmnchl»c probably decide the W(»tcrn Dl< broken. "I'm Kcttini; call* fro.n Uonle H»rdy.-j'.:4: lilKli Individual meetlnR site here: . Haiterman will begin Its a n n u al previously held by a local group nil over the \yest." wnlls one. ■rto, riiyllis BraRK. 630; hlsli vLslon lltle of the Nallonnl Koot- " If th e American league decides non-conference battle with double bnll league. Tittle, the «er cap­ "Sonic of the^o people would Biith iciim same. Pen>etual Se- In expansion and asks for A Icnms by Invadjng Valley. H ailey p.iy onyUitng.“ • esitr, B32: hlKlv hiindlcnp team tain. will be In uniform nnd on our cities, we will be glad fills the visitors Siwt against Arco the bcncli. pa. l>cri«iual Security, 070; JhCJC cit/cs and sta rt searchtnt; /or handicap team series, Per- ew ones to complete our leaRUe.” (aalSecurlty. 2,701; lilRl'scralch laa itrlrs, pcrpelual Security, T h e tw o clUes were not JdenlU fled. Ufl. Bou'ler of week, Dixie- Rob- The ContlnenUl has been called Into executive session next Tues- Te.-i I.caEue Mlaml Bench by president Eurllie LonnKP. defeated MIU Brunch Rickey. Tlie league found­ la^r Inn, <-0 Beiiiity Counselors ers will meet at the Hotel Fonlaln- Wwtftl Arctic Circle. 3-1; Styl' bleau. where the major leagues W dijMleil Royal Lounffc, 3-J; me«Unff Li scheduted Monday’, Atbetuii’a Ktilll Nellsen and Mill- Tuesday and Wednesday. “ .lilKh Individual Rame. Continental leasue representa- , 190, hlRli Indl. tlvcA pointed out th a t Joe Cronin, tUul urlcs, Maude of U»e American league. lai; liiKh scratch team Rarfie. Is expccled to announce a decision iirJUt,J)inu C30;Jilsh_linn^CHp_Unm inf. llMuty Counselor, ffili; hl«l» laicap ttiim series, Beauly tljcrc when the decision Is made BE READY When the Snow Flies! HI"xwa:iwelor, 2 .0 8 1; hlRh scratch that It may respond at l«sm iffJw. ajyli.1 t, 1.851): Matide that declsfon," an aonoui IlMutein earned her 175 pin: Jean said. Jw tr nnil Eleanor BoRcr plckea BIG SAVINGS on /. C. HIGGINS ihe 7-9 tpUl: Maude HonsUin the loslcr of tlie week. « l series; Ann Cover, bowler of the month, 01 series. SKI EQUIPMENT NOW!

MAGIC BOWL Ihitne Maker* l.eaeue Pitchers Drafted KfiJli Turkey defeated Wdsott ST, PETERSBURO, PI*., TM. 3 S A V E $ 5 Plinini: Mill ^-o. Syrlnita Insur- in—In' the class A draft of the ■ si'ce tied MuRlc Valley Plumblnu major and minor leagues at St. •nil llPftlliiK 2-;!, Wills Molor do- Peteraburs Reading ot the Sastern fntecl Eleeu-re Pum p and Equip, league took Francis Smith, a left: Laminated tncni 4-0, Coubcrly Really deleai- handed piuher with a 1>S mark IF YOU m SH tnB M THE SBST~ M I-nnii Buri'iiu Imiurance 3-1, from Eugene. J«pcrs Drive-ln. Curty, defeated In class B. Green Ba> of the S K I S . , . h W H Y N O T C r U B I T ? , fimiih fiooflnK 3-i Three-I league got ’Seymour Bon- • Hliil, iniilvuim,! ijnnM., jo sm ut- em. a .347 hitting outfielder from «;'i IrS; hlKh Individual series, BU Unst o f (he Pioneer league. BINDINGS Ocouhi W in,. « i ; hlBh scralch Lincoln of the Three-I took An­ ttanuam c. Wills Molor. 5M; high thony PUllchla, a Pilcher who com­ lisnairni, n-nm Rnmc WllU Motor, piled a n 11-3 record last Masoo R eg.. X • handicap team series, at Pocatello ot the Pioneer. • l l s Motor. 2139; high scrat-' .=&hcnlct| 2 9.95 » « n scrlc.1, will.. Motor. 1698. han d icap team game, Clawson 24“ 8 “>! Construction, MS; high handicap •rttfiwd ihcir n s pins. te am series, Klaas M d Klaas, 3734: »«r» Junior Ulch U a n e high scratch Uam lerlet, Klaaa defeated Beat- and K laaa, MM. Finiihed En .pSeoourxompMfe Hnc of boofs, parkos, ? " * ' J “y* defeated Pin Bow ler of Uie week. B. Wooten. overloppliig steal edgei, Your gift spcaki eloquently Strikes de. Valley League . '. paiits, gloves and other skiing acces­ 'Mtco B .-iuk. Hawks 4-0, Tlmu-News defeated Asgrow Six«i 6', 6'6", 6*9". Complete of your desire to give"Ujc eame, U rry Production 4-0, B ut S-Polnts de- with bindings. sories. $1 Holds your complete outfit. best \yhcn your choice is U w If a '“'‘ ‘•’'“ ''■'‘“ I »*rtM feated WoDder.Brcftd 4-O.Ttte Fur the Whiiky of Elcgancc.in • 1'*®^= ” *8“ ‘earn Shop defeated Jack end Jeans 4-0, the BccantcVbr'Elegaticc.' Hostess Coke defeated Asgrow Be- SKIS witK Bindings Reg. t« » m * ...... ; Magle.... seoroh 3-1. Haney seed Co. defeat­ 8 8 SKIS Graceful in its Ilarcci ed C. O. Anderson 3-1. niekorr wKIi *o<»d oW pUaUe base. MeUl At* beauty, (his smart -Dc- wiBh inriMilimt__game. Rex Rl^« 6'6’. 8-9“. TZ'U . ■ i . ONLY -BowU- ■WoodraiS; high indlviduiRerKi? 35 cffn^tr-Rifc-wi’Spp'sd ii R ay BUsh, 563; high scratch teain rich roll*>eontaihs a full • (ieneral Uasu^ game. H»ney Seed Co. 8<7: high fifth of incomparable K sm u„j defeiitid Kim. juoidlcap team game, Haney Seed Full BooMn..Boor SKI BOOTS Ladies' Imported SKI BOOT CO.. '84 3 ; high - handicap team Schcnley. . . all at no extra W ater rcpellont. non-w arp sole, I c a t h - ^ m m o a Black cowhide, sponge rubber lined cost. Just remove the cello­ series, , Times-News, 3763; high e r mid-sole. S teel-sh an k arch iup- M ■ -M' 9 ^9 scratch team scries, Tlmes-News, flteel flhank, double lace. Also avail- . I f C W phane sleeve, and it's ready a sio. port. Men's sizes TV- to 11, M m # • . able.in menis sizes.— ______M, B ow ler Of Uia week: Ray Bush. o-give Regular pinu are'iI*o. PARK FREE gift-wrapped in - the same Rnme. R. Jeff. W ; D, Direct and .Bye Bye Byrd 'V for beauliful.fetl.M.T milB during the 1059 harness SEARS "G har9e .It'' stiijf.ikt Yonke^N, y. JUND»'«lllii:Y,Nfniii}jt O^s " PAGE .TWENTY-TWO TIMES-NEWS, PALLS, IDAHO THURSDAY, DECEaiBER 3 Hoffa issues U.S. Home Ownersliip Score Reported Boy Is Back Kitten Gets Owner in Ti-ouble M illion Workers ‘Cripple’ Pran,„ Rules About HOME OWNERSHIP IN THE U;S. Home; He Is PARIS, 3-A inll)?r^6 cm m enc workers par r -Tht Mortgage Picture: Owe public services throuKhoui (10,000- Owe How Ownership Has Grown: yesterday with a ' Picket Lines 15.000 Blind; Lively Oter $15,000 PHH.ADELPH1A, Dec. 3 « V - CmOAOO, Dec. 3 UTV-J«mM'R 9 % I Horfa dlKloMd yesccnlaj' llial 3 % 1949 1954 T959 Jftckle Foster, 7. Is back home, ! members of hie InCcmational i Owa ; O .e 'T Y T i blind but lively, and with a grasp Brotherhood of Te*m*Ur8 will be _*OTHER> beyond his years of how big the T h e walkout left both bi, liutructed to Iffnore picket Uiisa h u m a n heart can be. . Mt up br other unloiu wim one Ja c k ie Is th e boy who had I ' excepUon. ChrLstmas before Thanksglvmg. S iS .'"-"'"'” I "AU TeAnuler« looiU will linve Had he waited he could not liave orders to drive through recoRiii- seen the dazzling magic of'the ■nie po.stnl depariiufri ii 1 tlonal, orjsnliailoma and primary tree nor Ihe nrrny of gifts under hard lUt. O u, ft„rt e l e c iiic * ^ ! picket Unei.’* HoJIix toW newwneH. ic. functioned nomially bSt I Exception Made Eye Ilemoved pre.viure wijH low m ^ I *The TesMtcr* will make an O n Nov. 24, Jackie’s cancerous inga. I , eaeeptlon on primary picket lliiu rlgltt eye nas removed. Tlie disease '.Garbage collectors nuved ir the atrlklnB union will guarnntce had cost him his other eye ‘ - jooJob Inm largemrge num beu butbm ho0(1 n, th e Team ilers agalnjit any poMlble he was a baby. ottendants reported______I for I ]0M throush lawiultA, Kovcmment So the family and the neighbor­ most cities, - I action or any other expense lu- hood made sure there would be a c u n td by the TeamsterA." o w n s ] party ahe.m of lime. Zvcrj'one A prim ary strlkp In oiic cnllul bravely clojcd the door for a day ' Eya union which hw been rccon. o tt- p a ln -nnH paugcty^nntl-it-tnQ.'U End to Free Ads , nlM d under the law u the collec. uncertain future for U»e Fosters. Uvo bargaining agent lor workers It was an early Christmas lor Sought-brPifffl I at a apecUled company. tlio 20-year-old father. Eugene, NEW YORK. Dec. 3 In Wuthlngion. an AFL-CIO too. Tlje dny before Thanksgiving, lumbla Broadrasilng spokesman /u id Uie uiilnii would at Juckle's bedside In Wills Eye ed yesterday to ellmlnnic arir^ have no comment on Holla’s sUle. hospital, lie said goodby and went FBI Agents Often Surprised advertising ,Uurs from |u jnent. to a sanitarium In Browns Mills, work progrnais, “ It's Beeond Order The home-bulldlnr boom (hat bejran after World war II, and which Is still coins ttrang, li reneet* N. J. He ha» tuberculosis and A memorandum Lwued bt j«.. The order Is virtually the same ed In the ficurrs shown In the newsmap above. Fitiy-elsht per cent of America's famlllta—not llv« bo there for n year or mor^ At Clues Leading to Arrests H. Ream, named last « « / ^ as that Issued last month by John ing on farm*—own their own homes inday. Almost lialf of them .have no mortjcage defat ouUtaniI> , Thus upon Mrs. Poster, molher work vice president lu char« T . 0 3 r le n , Chicago, second Inter* WASHINGTON (NEA) — A l-iw as asKeJ to bttc Into o packanc a talf policy, ordered that flf Inr. Ten yesrt ago, only 5t per cent of nonfarm famlllM were homeowners. More than half the homes of four other children, all younger though FBI itKcnls have long, of clieejt, unci m olds were made ' national vice president of the are valued by their owners at between S3,000 and SIS.OOO; the average for all hones Is $12,900. Of thaie than Jackie, fell the burden of New y e ar's day on. «n Teamsters. He Instructed Team- homes with morlgaies, Uie average debt If SG.COO. keeping the family going, almost been accustomed to nettmg their, of their iccili niiirla. ■ sters members throughout tlio Mid- eutlrely from "relief payments. . they often ore as .lurprlsod evlclcnce wa.s sent to the w a t tc drive Uimish nil picket OS (he criminal by Ihe cluc» th a t FBI lab where technicians made II also banned mcniion ©/ Manr Send Help coinparlwuii wiiii tiic earlier mold. lines until the union’s top stnitegy Millions of Americans learned lead to an arrc.n, Take, lor in«: nam es other than ihc board decides on lu Interpretation about Jackie. Many did something stance, the case of the kUten that One AJt niuleheil. T h at iiuspect A ko banned are pluus (or Firm M arkets New B rake Control; It’s pleaded cullty when confronted of picketing pravlslona of the a b o u t It, If only to w rite sympa- Identified an arsonist. and transportation IhcIIium X ^drum -O rl/fln law, the so-called thciically. W hile invcstlgntlnK a fire In ullh the tvidtiiee, connection with any pfog»” * labor reform bllL Claim ed to Be Faster, Safer, A utom atic Money has been coming In as Rccenily a young Washlngion "It’s too bad ir we no longer well, no t’In big donations, but In D.C./ woniHii w.Tiiscd Into her llv- Dy WILLIAM JOHNSTON fccts for tlireo years 16.000 Wltliln 30 minutes, having expe- :lng room and surprised a burglar agent spotted a hn< can help other unions win strtkes" sm all' contrlbutlon.1 from people material lacked to a .‘.hingle and foil. A lab examination Z ! H of/a declared, •■tiiit why should DENVER. tP P D —A faster, safer, miles. irlcnced no fool fatigue. 1 had a test tulw contaJnlnw an I who knoehcd h e r unCon»clous pporcntly foolproof way to stop who h a re tieen up agnlrtsc U them ­ that Jt Jwd leen lorn we pay and Jebpardlu ourselves Tlio neflcx ha.-l th re e major learned to •'feather” the brake selves. known chemical. The evidence with his llnaim ijht...... the market In components — a power unit, a package of clRnreties .(outid i, when we were the only union to for smooth, effortless speed con­ Most of U)0 money a n d ____ sent to the FBI laboratory In Police loan located a man who Uie Denver "slave” valve w hlca octuiitcs It trol and stops In traffic. I devel­ au.-ipecfs pocket, m is was all y,! Xlght the taw?** the letten, wires and telephone W ashington. D.C. answered th e victim's dc.scrlption eviaencc needed lo break S Dultt by the A utom atic B rake and a "sensor" valvo wlUch oped th is technique unconsciously, of the hoodlum. Inside lib car was corporation, ' employing patents trols the alnve vitlve.' without coaching or any sugges­ ealU have gone to ilie hospital Tcchnlchms dctemilned that tho since the Fosters’ a d d rc u Is riot test tube contained powered sul- a fl.i»hll;lit wlih a erackcd lens. held by four Inventors, tho Reflex TlJB new brake works this way; tion from Calkins. Police rcLunicd to the victim's Colleges Get brake control will be sold nation­ An overlay pedal is Installed on At,my first stop sign. : auto­ generally known. Phur^nnd paraffin wax. both In­ M rs. Foster said .nhe will not apartment a n cl found several ally wJthJn a year. lop of ibe eecelcralor pedal, wJU> mat Jcnlly moved my foot to Ujo flammable. Tlie burned material touch a penny of Jackie's money. attached to the »hlnRle sllivr.i or gJait, « Jilch tU- The claims made for the Re* an Inch and u half’clearance, In brake pedal, forgetting about Rc-i ted the [l:::'phlli:ht. " W s E R V I ^ Accreditation flex brake are fantastic, its man­ th o t position, th e brakes are fully flex. 1 stopped 40 feet short of: " I t goes Into the bank for him, velopcd photogriphlc film covered and- it slays there." she asserted. w ith sulphur, a highly Uiflam- Althoiiiih i^lentlstJi .-itlll argue Dov Phono RE 3-711] * ' ' SPOKANE, Deo. 3 W Eleven ufacturers have defied engineers, engaged. They aro dlsenRaged by tho Intersection. colleges were given unrestricted ac« the Colorado state patrol and this pressing down on tho overlay pedal A t 30 m iles on hour, close to — mable combln about whether .imoklnB is harm ­ Nighr Phone RE 3-1037 I writer—an'ordinary driver—to dis­ until It toucliM th e accejcrator. Intersecilon, I Jerked my foot from Agents noticed th a t fragment.-i ful. FBI n!;cnta can prove It caus­ credlUtlon by tho Nortijwest Asso- ed the ilu'A'ufall of a car thief. claUon of secondary and High prove any of them. Then, you’re off. Soldiei* Lives J some of the negatives had • ' CAIN'S Schools hero Vuterday. I couldn't do It. Neither. appar> Calkins anld a dozen lest units, been destroyed In the fire. While icnrchlng a stolen auto* ently. have the experts. Chief OJl- Two others were accorded provl. one ot them !n operation tor I flopped 10 teet sh o rt o t it. These were printed and cnJarj:- bert carrel, Colorado patrol, wants 000 miles, im vo functioned flaw- At speeds of 60, SS. 00 and 65 After Getting ed. Pictures Included the blurred Blonot aecreditoUon. one cn his car. !es.ily. rmo unrestricted accreditations miles an hour. I made crash stops. faec of a little girl: a huadlcaa ver« for varylnc periods with rc> Stanley Calkins, a Denver busi­ •'We expect to m ake only Using tho regular brake pedal as shot of a woman standing in front nessman who Is marketing the sale to a driver," he wild. •ThLi well a.-t the Reflex. I easily saved Bad Disease of some brick houses and i-a’o men porta 6n projres# scheduled In the 100 feet. N either of m y passengers jntertm . brake lor tho Reflex Broke cor­ unit will be moved from car to walking by whal loo' — A poration, plans to sell It mainly young chcmlst at tho army's bio­ school house. Fire, however, had Itecelvlnff accreditation were: through service stations. He will for five years or more, but didn’ by tho midden stops. ALE! logical warfare laboratories at Ft, erased the faces in this picture. Foftland S tate colfene. three urge new car buyers to forget want to etraln tlte buyer’s credu­ I deliberately n'cnt Into a high­ jrears, with ptwgre« report “aa may lity.- way curve a t 15 to 20 miles an DetrIck, Md„ last summer con­ The fourth photograph was tlial about power brakes — which cost tracted and survived deadly pneu­ b e TtQuested"; Everett Ju n io r col- one-half to Uiree-quartera as much "This brake thinks (or you In hour more than I sliould have. f n kitten sitting in a shoe. lege, five to 10 years, report la cmcrgcnelcs.” C alkins snld. -Your m onic plague, the arm y dlscloscd A 'few days after tending the —and InaUII tlie Reflex instead. Tlie cur slowed to a safe speed yesterday. 1083; CoUege of I ^ t Sound, live At least for now. it can be pur­ reflex action brings It Into oper­ without sway or lurch. prints back to Illinois. FBI agents K a rs, 1063; Pacific L utheran coU ation. At ao miles an hour, you Pneumonic plague Is a severe, learned the case had been solved. .,D ec.S At th e end of th e test drive, chased for about $100 Installed, fast-moving, very contagious and lege, flva jears, 19«3; lUcka college, with a guarantee against all de- will travel 12 feet during ihe while 1 was turning Into a park­ Police rccognlzed the area where five years. 1«<3: time your foot I.1 moving from tUo ing lot. the car In front of mine often fatal form of pneumonia that the photos were takch and show­ ga.1 pedaj to the brote pcdnt. stopped suddenly.' r again went Is extremely rare In the United E astern M ontana oollege of £du> States. ed the picture* to ftveml rt.il- cMlon. five years, leoi: Western Reflex saves you Uiat 13 feeu Ask for the brake pedal. My car stop­ denti. They immediately recosnl::. utly highway patrolman—13 feet ped dead before i could touch It. T h e victim was Pfc. Ralph L, 22 HEREFORD M ontana OiUege of Education, two cd the kitten. years. I960: BeatUe university, five U often the difference between ‘T h e Breate.1t single feature ot PowcU. 22, Vanleer. Tcnn,. a grad­ IKo and death.' u a te chcmLit. He reported sick It belonged to a i5-ycar-old boy. 'years, IM3; Skagit Valley Junior thU brake." Calkins said, "is It’s who lived In the neighborhood. Midwest Tx-ip At 00 miles an hour, tests have Sept. 1 with the Influenza-llke college, five years, 1003; Western •dead m a n ’ safety advantage. Every Pollcc questioned the youth, 'He W ashington OoUege o f EducaUon, sliown tlie difference to be more h e art case, or epllectlc, should symptoms and was given antibi­ TEGTSTERED“ B iJlL L S than 100 te et. have It. otics. admitted that he and a friend five years, U63. and Montana slArted tlio blaze,. School of Mines, five years, with Is Expanded I drove a 4,000-pound automo­ " If you fail asleep a t tiie wheel, The pneumonic pfague diagnosis progreaa report "as may he WHITE SULPHim SPrUNOS. bile equipped with n Reflex brake. your foot relaxes — and Reflex . ft-t made Sept. 4 but the young . Then there's the case of the Coming 2 year olds, well grown, well fed, soldier responded readily to treat­ piece of cliccse that trapped a Irom IMD until isns, Orange decided to cooperste wJUi I>«e. 12. He U adding St. Louis, and at the time of hu death the board. Helicopter Crash M o. on Dec.,13. n j e governor will a member of its nine-m an ex Mrs. Virginia McAuIey and Mrs. fly Into Minneapolis the following live committee. Prank Messenger each presented day and Milwaukee on Dec. 19. Injures 13 Men Asked whether this would be his ig con(es(. WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 W — last trip before m aking hla biR Race Noted for Mrs. V. McAuley. Mrs. Edna Thirteen soldiers were Injured, at decUlon. th e New York governor Burks a n d Mr. and Mrs. Qua H E R M f l A G E least one 0/ them critically, when replied slowly, “I think that's Highway District Cftllrn aerved re/rc«J)mentj. an army helicopter crashed yeater. probably tnie." ' A U N E KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON day on a Skyline drive mountain' DUHL. Dec. 3—R-nymond W. Bide In Virginia. ^ • Stewart will run acaliut Ocorgc Jerome Reports The army began an Immediate sm ith for aub-dl.strlct thrctr com­ InvesUgatlon seeking to determine News o f Gaming missioner of the Buhl hiRhway district In th e clectlon mondiiy, Sewerage Charge the cause of the accident. JERO.NIE. Dec. 3—Tlie proposed Tho helicopter crashed In the Loses Criticized Stewart lives one mile wcji .. CAnsON c m r . N ev. Dec. 3 (,?»- the Black B ear sciA'Ice station, hc clly sewer charge was read for the woods on the drive near Sltr Mea. Irlii Cline Tuesday evening n i Kie dows, Ita destination on a tactical Nevadats gaming control board In was U>e only one to file a ptUtlon flight. a policy statem ent h as said It look­ Friday seeking the post. Jerome city council meeting. T h e pilot, who vrns unconscious ed with disfavor on recent news Sm ith, a pre.^ent nii'inbcr of Ilk The charge will be ba.nc(t on thi and who had-recelvcd head in- releases publlclilng large gaming highway board whose term ex­ imount of w ater used and spcclfl- pires Jan. r i s sccklniT rcrkcilon, catlorj and requirements lor sewer Juries, was Identified oa CW O Bev< losses by a t least two m ajor He also Is presently serviiic ns sec­ hookup.^. T he proposed cost Is $1 crly T. Helm,-Elisabethtown, Ky. sintu, Tlie board apparently referred to retary for the board, per month for those uilng l.SOO recent news stories from Las The commLviloner for sub-dLv cubic fee t or 1cm; S2 for those using Officers Seated Vegas about customers with big trlct three will be elccti-d {or ' 1,500 (o 3,000 feet: S3, for those winning sueaks a t str ip ciislnos. four-year term . I’ollliiK p1acus-f„. using 3.000 (o <,500: U for 4,500 to Members said such releases were the clectlon. to be optn trom 1 “i.OOO cubic feet and SS per luontlt By Area Grange considered In violation of a earning to 7 p jn . M onday, inclndc for the or moro than 6.000'cubic feet of REVBURK. Dec. 3-Oftlcers ot rule forbidding advertising or pub­ Buhl precinct, the Buhl tiiy ijnii; vaier. the West End Orange In Emer. licity th a t Is no t in accorainee tlje Lucerne precinct, thr home of The proposal will bo read three •on were InstaUed Saturday with •’decency, dignity, good taste, Laura Stewart: Deep crcek pre­ tlmc.i a n d a hearing may be held. Bing. cinct. the hom e of Nile Cox; sy- Beer licenses for 1900 were Issued B e rn ard S cott w as reelecCen honesty and Inoffenslvencss. "It la the board’s Intention to rlnga precinct, (he clover com­ > Uie D and M Bar, Norlhslde master: Murphy Kellis, overseer; munity hall, ond the C.i.Mlcford club. Butcher Boy Market, Knotty •MTfc Roy LoRue, reelected secie- invoke the rule’s provlsloai when­ ever applicable," the statem ent precinct, th e W est Emi Service Pine bar, Paul’a Drive In ond The tiiry: Mrs. Carr Schrock. treasur­ said. su tlo n . Oa.Msbar. . er; Mrs. Bernard Scott, lecturer: Mro. James Bomer. chaplain: Hy. lock Beaver, gatekeeper; Robert Book Available iteeEd*'^ W—The Idaho Si5?UirSiti^at*ward,'^ ------.MIU jcabciuuy «iL . . Roy Marquess elected a.member hss available for free dlstrlbuuon or tb« executive, committee and a ^ k le i intended to aid children Mn.- X«onard McDermott. Mrs. achwl * unable to attend Cat! Baasen and Mrs. -Murphy NellU are the three .graces ^ D r. Richard A. IMmey, presl- o m e t t t were instoUed by Mr. *m . said the publication. -Tiny a S . 7^ M M>e«y.- M r .-TOa Mra. Fuller Ftnton on^ Mr. aod numerous pui*lea. a song, pm yer Mz>- m n k M arlcl*. »U R u p e ^ and simple things- for a child to 'R«dy totiveinfrtti' . A poUnek dUmer woa served. r*'** parents may obtain toe booklet by writing to the ouo< jilt-wrappinffof the holidayj G rive N atu re’s Finest visiAr IN iKnsB Our Courteous Cicfks' B A S ^jV O K .. Dee. S H r. and will help you choose. ... Order }oar IlolliUjr Turkey now For nteSH DHES8E0 Use Our lay-Away or B udget PJons , B ourljon... K entucky’s O ld H ex;nuta,ge * Xamlly. andOna 'C ar^ re- 't e r o e i b o n e o tte r Tisttlng la Boise , TURKEY C*U ‘' witb-Mr. and Mra.-W«7xu T b o ^ “Magic Valley’s Moet Interesting Store” \ >>~a>danfbtcis aad -with Mrs. Bn- HULL'S TURKEYS iVXUlflX. .vbo.mfekea' H er botoe 3-3159 or RE 3-1931 KRENGEL^S Hardw are T kere is n o fcetter ^ift! T ill OLD HERimAOE COMPACT. lOUISVIUE, KEIm CKI.DISIRIBUItll DY ll»TIO«AL DISIHLESS PROOUCtS COHMW-Bli TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO PAGE TWENTY-THREE Good Rim Is U.S. Beef Production Douljles ‘Conspiracy’ / ST rKETS a n d f in a n c e Reported by BEEF CATTLE' AS. PER CENT- . ' Chargefor 2 • - >t. * I. , ' ALL CATTLE ON FARMS # • * * T • X I ____ G r a i n s T.F. Market Is Dismissed S t o c k s L i v e s t o c k DENVER, Dcc. 3 (U P l)-C o m - OKDKN Tiio miirkrl wn.i very ncilve In mtiiijsl consplrney .charges against OCDKN. D«. S W)-(U8DAt-C«lllt blR nm o» nil clnssv.i of cuttle two of 11 defcndanu were dls- ' W: oBlr «W. .nJ «. Ji». la.jj. only MronR to 25 eenlji hlRlir>r wns heavy feeders. DcfeiJ-ie iitiorncys ftrgued, a fte r *■ *0; nslhlni mIJ Mrir; th e Koverninent cnd.ed Its case NM I. nlifd I >1*^* tr»d«. re d heifers uiile.w .-itrlclly choice fr.'S rJ' boutbl, wiTc iioi rendlly aalnble. Monday, tliat the chnrRe.i should ‘s ^e s s S"”'""' Si"-.. -- Chnrlc* Hnrrls. Twin Fnllj. mill be dlKml.n.^cd nitnln.si all 11 accused. ff* I 2A rORTLANtJ' 14 Were .Cliarccd roim ^>n). D»f.» iurn-.(OsDA>- of Mar "bfal al ; fed Meer.i avcrnRlnc 1.109 poiinil.' C4UI»^tO. ^boMo'fr XO; tuiiplir Ineludn D«(«rr«<] montli* « for S24.I15: Dnffy Reed. Twin FiiUa, Orli;liiaIly the Rovrrnmcnt chare- ‘g g S r- fai iUadr. T»n>lrr. 1.0-)U pmmd^ $24.70 nnd 1,133 pd 14 persons n.vioclnted w ith the Uit Urmnnii nirraaj (c» utllllr pounds. and Rny Frey. Mll- Mlnq-Mlll union w ith conspiracy ___ )>.o».|S,tg: (u n m and 27.(i0: Orcn Duller. Kimberly. 4G3 nn i contcKt ihu charRC.K. The cs.tcncc.of Uie Kovcmment I s a b.w-‘y"A™'.V‘ ”“ Mrly u tn •m n d i I pounil!>. $27.50 nnd 512 pounds, Beef production In (he i;. S. Ii.ih alxim doubled In (he p a it 30 y r a n . re|>or(« IIir ile|i.irtiiiciit of but«h«r». JB* *•• :42il,01); Dick ariivcii. F iler.. 507 asrtculture. Surprl)>lnely. only half tliU liii'rra»>»!■. » eroiv- CASK CHAIN ro.') pimmlK, $20.75 nnd r05 pounds, Inc percentace of...... ulauRhter ratllr are lirrvf>, rather...... e than ll(hter r dairy cattle. 'iTIry ^ Tnmmtmiro-aomlnntcd-thoivnnp:— CHICAGO. D»e. » lUI'I i—Wl’- . l ; $3:<.(in, nnd u m liiunm und. -(65, failer than before. Chart, rishl. revcah that di-CMcd welfht ot cattle hax been iPI'cJ a Mill union, and th a t U10 accused Itia tMVtn* V»tl* cbant•>!. No. t rrj l.flt-UVH nw.li $20.00. $0 pounits. . . , ifcre HcUvj) Jji conwJiuiJ.^t nt/ulm J.OS ANOWJM.*D«?’j’turi-J'SMN)— Cortii Un«han»t«l. Nu. I yrD.w I, nttcr 1049, v/hen the affidavits m allU MO; mulirilflr «cll»». 1. 2 ytllow l.n% I N". * f l l w I Oren Duller nold feeder hclfcn: % n> Of ,l5n »l U lt«wr# rm In hlihvr on aliuihlir eowt XUj’ Vo. I l<.ctl I.U \; avvractnK 468 poundn fur $24J)0; rini'^llon were filed. ih.r clauM tworlr r»i.ft.tMfil. nominal. ..ik>w i.en.iu*!: No. i >ri:.iw Dick Qrnve.1, Flier. 561 pounds, One of Ute defendants. Mnurlcs l.«7a; ; No. t ra'Io" ’<-cal , ■< ;2{.40. mid Eftrl Johiuon, Filer, Five Persons Move to Toughen Businessmen .TravU,-61, now ot Snn Pahlo, ,jt. H.JO-lfl.OO; hliih utllli]> Calif,, already has been convicted m«rcUI laeklnr; ullllir dalrjrbrnlt t 40 pounds. $23.60...... —- ...... n.Ott-l. B uilcr .^old steer cnlves nvcrftK- Assault Law, Set i)f nlmllur chnrRc.i involving d>f- 1ns 340 pounds for $30.25 und 410 Aie ICiUed in WALLACt:, Dec. 3 t^^—A nmve- TolitoJLIiiite fercnt years. He formerly w at sec- I iHiimd.1 , J3a.75; Cecil Lyon.i, Buhl, icnt lo tii;ii\i'n Idaho InwR nRiiin.-.i rcIary-lrca.M irer of th e m lne-m lll lio n aaUbli nu au l poiuids. $27,00, nnd Oleen DUR- battery, iir.sault nnd other nets wns untoi), u'hicit i.i liend<]uartereel In . to 3 irulnfrli K. i:cu, nuhl, 375 pound.s. $20,60, Auto Misliaj) ri-i)oneil lu-ic a fte r .tcntcncln): of ToGn-l)U.S. DL-nver nnd Li the largest bargaln- nuktt ««' durlft* wbl 19.60: SIB lb. II 22-yeai'-old Sllverion yuuih Ini: HRcnt in Uie w estern non-(ci‘- L. P. Uvraen sold heifer ca!ve:i SPRAQUB, Wnah., Dec. 3 (UPI) NEW YORK. Dec. 3 i.n-Uu:il- btlan<« atlll In t II miMli'incaiior batlcry clinrite. )us metals Industry. a*Ul>l« n \ IJKAIN FUTUI»a< nveraKlnu 31B pound.*! for $33.75 —Five members of n Cjllfornin ncssmpn t'nlcred the tccond :«; hanllr Kood. $30.50.$23.00;-rillllly slcen, invoivini: uiv'8-yenr-old rIM. anoiub eowa off J lu mail* markcl nccslon, lloberi Clark, prc.itdenl l anti «l $ic.00-$20.00; fed Kolslein steers, Tlie dcnd were ...... - VS*“-4 k s s a .* “>.« uSo“‘ SI7J)0-$20.00: good to choice helf- WnahiiiBlon state p.itrol nx"Joliu e strlhRcnt Ick- the Unltvd Slates Junior Cliitm- inlnc-inlll regional director at IS* » ?*.2?S!frc«n«nlrec of th e ir children. 0 nnd cutters, S0.50-$12.50; commer- spread of centralized rovernmcnl son, 45. and Irving D lchter, 48, 10.SO. . The children, who^c names wo power." botli Denver; Raymond Dennis, 4B, Ah«^ 1 .000; mrl, clnl hull.1. $1 8 .0 0 -$2 2 ,0 0 : uUIIlT not Immcdlntcly leu'rncd. we oolrd alauihlrr bulli, $10 .0 0 -$1 8 ,00, nnd llgiil bulls. OrcHip action U ncces-nnry. Clark and Jamc.i H. Durkin. 47. boUi io n 3,OI>.(.{iOi ft«I>r lamb.' boyj. anes nhout 3 ntid }2 . nml ‘Ike’ Has Big mild, bcc^in.'c "Individually i Ciilcapn; Chase Pow-cm, 39. epo- S13.QO-$1C.OO. 10-month old Rlrl. Four mcmbi- Ilcftvy feeder nteers. $20.00.$33,00i cnouiJh of U!t have been ready Uaiie, Wash.; Albert Skinner. Si, of the.Inmlly died ^oon niter the filvc of oiir.iel " - - - ' • • • >: JC4.1C Va - JjLrsru'. s. b“ llRht feeder nteers. $24,00.j20.00; aceldcnt. The bnby died several common qunlUy steers, J17.M' Final Day at good, -. -I., and Cha OMAK w Spokane. Joseph Slnslclon, senior vice II., Jpuleb.r. ll.;k lt.» . mo.ll/ $10Ji0: poorer grndc steers, jll.OO pre»ldcnl of AIllii'ClinlniurN M anu- 1 ..A M. 1 ..J , |l^_ .. $14.00: henvy feeder hellers, $17.00- Another dauRhter, Laura. 0. Wliite House fncturlnit company, sold the Unit­ , JOO-4DO lU. ,:m o,:&: 4oo.6ig In critical condition a l Dcnconc:.s t.eo.9.:s. KANSAS CITV S19.00: llGia feeder heifers, $21.00* WASHINOTON. Dec. 3 tH -Prc«. ed S tates exceeded the Sovlel U n ­ Pests Discussed It l,CO«; «a(>n KANSAS CITY, Dfe. S $30.25: ule flf w ork today, his Inst day nt the production ot almasl every dealing with pests and disease in •Ifari: eowi tw o hlihtr: eholc* . . . „ and •lark hard S.OX; Nu. » :.la.:.i|i; common qunllly sleer calves. which collided w li...... the Whlto House before his lO-dny the orchards were discussion topics ,51# lb. •!«•» S4.Jt: Indlilduai ,hule* rtd *.0l',4-2.«i-iNl So. a ;,«;i itcnt necesstiry to make capital ».snj s i ^ *nd M hlfbcr; bulla .u .d r tho recession years of 1040. 1054 :lcarlng up In.it-mlnute details 1881, n t ClmrlottesvUle, MIfh. She David Moffett have relum ed home Of “Payola” W0.1 m arried to A. L, Siowp in anil tloeVara and ta«l«n iiaadr IDAHO FAUJI nnd J058. Jam ea F . Hughes, Auch- and polishing the TV-radio report from CAllfornla w here t h e y a t­ kail faith cbok* atMr m rtln n tT.T#; IDAHO TALU. D«. * (Uri)_T'ol.. incloss, P ark er a n d RcdpaUj, points WASHINOTON, Dec. 3 (U Pn- ho will make to the nation at 7:15. 1004 In Wisconsin and Uiey came tended funeral services for Lewis tOMI Upptr Tallar. Twin Kail., nurlo out. The federal tra d e commlwlon Immediately after tho 15-mlnule to Kimberly In 1010. He died May Moffett and visited reliUlves. The absence of any bank credit (FTC) has launched Its own In­ 0, 1057. Sho was a member of the Mr. and Mni. M offett received speech, Elsenhower leaves for An­ Ladles Pionetc club. ’• vestigation In to th e dUe Jockey drews air force base and Is sched­ Mord of Ihe birth of a son to Mr. S b w l.»M; atar S.I6-S.90; bakara motli P ast history Indicates th a t unU Fffr Chairman Earl w. Klntncr and three gmndchlldrcn.' mlx*d I.U ot. 1.7IM.0<»; ID lb. »c> . ravesldo seWlces will ba held there is a period o f bank credit de. Indicated in an address before a S23.143.081 IS LOW BID nt II am. Saturday in Sunset Fresh Oreenb«ot«« / "Whatever else may be In store practices was well along and Im­ cniCACO M M. nln. ; moatly aniund S.tO ted a n a p p aren t low bid of 123.- The cortege will leave Wiilte mor­ Dat. I .u r n - C h,«. US : Diotilr < o^ nln. 1.0«-1.IS. for tho medically harassed cigar- plied action would be taken soon. 143.081 to build nine Atlas missile tu a ry chapel a t 10:45 a.m. S a tu r­ CITY FLORAL ctte Industry, the fact remains that - •-n.lijmia CIIICAtiO Hotuc investigators, wiio cxpoi' taunciiing sites within a 60-mllo d ay. Frlcada may call at tha 1217111 SL.& I cmcAOo. r« . i ru rn - vniaio.^ Uie cigar business is good and, hav­ ed the rigging of T V blR-money radius of Cheyenne. tuary until IQ ajn. Saturday. |ne«)i 1\)Ul U. S. ihlpmani ing no major medical road-blocks quis shows in a scries of dramalli i'htiU /Ir&la ]<; tra«k tOl; iuprlln to contend w ith. Is likely to cnn* hearings recently, also are con­ th a t way.'* says th e CaplUl ducting a congressional investiga­ '■ T S 'ir.; TM"i,:."'oS‘ Gains Rcscarch bureau. "Moreover i; itaadri^wblt* an3 othtrwlit •u u d ); Mlnnraol*< tion ot payola practices. kota Had rl>tr valirr l-onllac ' stocks are selling at rea- - . .-m payola is used to de< • '«w"5lnl«*nKl"‘Jwka sonnblff prices in rdallon to cur flne-the'pracUce of some record baki^ri.«r w!i!'o'!r.in™v.bi„..... rent earnings, with no fancy pre r^uaaat Ilurbanka 1.7&; Mlchlsan rtiitet promoters who bIvc disc Jockeys mlum s tacked o n ' to'; th e ir share money and ftlfts In return forhav* S}|"> | | Farm Wife in for 'future growth’ stlch as we sci Ing th e ir rccords plugged on th( ' I so many other atocks." air. Purcell and company recom' mends Seeburg corporation for me­ Chairm an K ln tn c r also disclosed iBig Business dium term ivppreclation "consider­ that his agency will crack down ing the company's Improving sta­ on fab e and m isleading radlo-TV n.«llum J tus." Its main business consists of advertising. *'We m ean business,'' SellingWorm tho manufacture and sale of coin- ho said. . . a ; : . : WUconitn J.3&.1.40. Z)OV1,ESTOWN. Pa.. iV P l) — operated phonographs which ac­ Kintner warned the broadcasters W an n a buy a worm? A Bucica FUniUM counts for some 75 per cent of to come up with an industry "plan count7 farm wife will sell you 3. Tbf follooln* (ulum quolationa 1 sales, but it la expanding Into the without loopholes" to curb mis­ 000 Of them -for $8. • rovldrt br f:. W. UcRobart* and ca leading ads o r th e FTC will step any. Toln Fallt. vending machine business and Six year# aso. Mrs. Mabel Brtn- Kaha Talalata makes component* for the Nike In to "fully discharge its duties'' Itcr had a sarbage disposal prob­ • nuarr. 4.10 bid; no aalM and other missiles. ' - instituting enforcement ae- lem which she decided to solve Urtb, 4.«0 bid; no aalx Although continuing uncertaln- by obtaining a colony of red Ues JusUfy a cautious atUtude. worms. She p u t (hcfl: in « box In th ere U reason to expect th a t the W .'„ j s s___ . the cellar of her home at .Cross year-end rally will materlahxe on Keys, red them sarbase and schedule, says Standard and Poor's Colorado Unit watched them m ultiply—three outlook.- "R einvestm ent should be tim es In th ree monlhB. carried o u t selectively, however, Word that Mrs. Brlcker..owned with emphasis on realistic valua­ Told to Seek sevenU thousand womu rot around Family Tomcat tion of prospective enmlnss.’' to nearby youngsters, who asked Other Waters i for .some to m> flihln*. rrom Survives D rier Chers, the word spread to Mvcral rORT WALTOK BEACH, Pin. LAS VEOAS, Ner., Dec. 3 tfl-A and M rs. COPl) — A housewife here put a Beans federal official warned today that — ------L ast year, oad of sheets in the clothes dryer DENVER, D ec. 3 (tJPI) — courts can determine water rights •o ld more than 100,000 of th e and turned on the machine. Bean market: —but they can't produce water. Oeneroi bids to growers 1050 Suddenly there was a strange, Regardless of the outcome of the Counting out 'the worms crop Pintos D.S. No. 1 1.00-7.35 Callfornla-Arlrona lawsuit over the sole Isat much of a problem jumping noise. The housewife per cwt.. fo.b. Denver rate bas­ .,_rt,A«KniCAN EXCIIANCE . called her husbnnd. an atr force Colorado rtv er/ said A. B. West, Mr*. Brlnker. Her ■ 11 - year - old is; U.S. No. 3 P in to s 25 cents per both states "must look beyond the {trandson. Robert Corner, does the major, who opened the dryer. Out cwt. leas. £'•»' Fs' a staggered the famlfy tomcat.- Colorado for their ultimate re Job for spending money. Bids to growers 1980 crop U3. qulremcnts.” !a"a ”i«ssfK „ ;i And w hat does h er husband, The cat's eyea were glossy, his No. 1 Oreat Northerns generally Lester, think of the whole tblos? tongue was hanging out and his OM. Nebraska rate-bosls; U.S. West, acting director ,of the bu- Well, he's the one who taclced up fur was standing on end. He could No. 3 30 cent* p e r cw t less. u u of reclam ation's Rocky A sign In front of their home lardly catch his breath. told the Colorado Stock Averages w hich reads “Brlnker’s 'Wiggly T h e m ajor tried to iHJply arU ’ gly Worm Pann." flclal respiration. CaaiiilM br Tha AiMclatMl Praa* The cat retaliated by blUng the Enrollment High t . I.J... luii. m i ,u g . fZ B I L ia supplies. M any years will be m ajor. ' • Set fo r Colleges qurled before positive results f !«*'■">...... "■ ■- - - ABERDEEN. M d, Dec. 3 W - Dr. James B. Elnsaul. local vet- be expected. Thfl u tn y paid some S.000 enlisted tertnarlan, withheld the major's ■’Perhaps It also means that at £ m en a t ’------’------* and refused to Identify the 1 a ppropriate tim e we will isSzii h ' In »3 i>tlU th is week In an e ffo rt c at. WVmMENT TRUSTS high of 3<403.207 this faU to reexamine our existing lan to determine the buying habits of and IrrlgoUon practices to Boldlert, '. s. office of edueaUon . figure..for, the beginning sure that we use the limited ■J'flllaUd'Kuni,______'“5, of the c u rren t 10S9-00 acadcmio available on only the best year, represented, aa faefesM of that we employ tiie mostaiSSi 143,741, o r 4.4 p e r cent, over the techniques, and that we f to be tiylng to Vnock reUslon In the months since their arrival^ river in their area,” one aourdough out or next year'j campalgti vlth ,_lMahower prepared to give both last March, however, the famiUea pointed out, "and they h&ve to fer­ WhltUe. ■ *114 0 union and management negotiators I hla newa conterenee comment tbat have spread out. ry everything inte their places, and I*ostlng ft 15 ,n, the u. 8. m em nient haa no buil* 'a verbal apanklng tonight In a I Some remained In the Kenal Iferry themselves out when they nationwide radlo»TV address lor ■ ■ their 1 get. Into trouble.- - bond was Qonlon neu prortdliv birth control M p faiUag 10 reach a u tU a a e n t. to countrlta with overpopulation Unusually heavy rains in the prcblemi. Ilearlan DellnJtely Set — . — ------pjj m any B U tc M n t ApjOanded. CrfUclxcd O a capltol hlU. Inlormanla said group of seven lamlUes took up of the .'SSer's wlien they firs t tried CathoUo clergymen applauded! that even If the long labor dispute acreage n e ar Talkeetna on th e S u- to settle down this summer. The lUi lu te m e n to n d aocne Proteilanil has been settled by the time con.' sltna river. ii2 miles northeast ol weather, plus the dllllcultles In­ greaa reconvenes, th e hearings wilt 'Jeadcra objected. Anchorage. And some have gone volve in clearing the land on the The reUitoua Ucue, a lre td f ao; proceed anyway. ' In that event, back home to the Middle west. Kenal. caused Slk and his'group unknown raetor !or IMO, cruptedl th e aubcoRunlCtee wtU stu d y v a n M arino 81k. who finally ended (o move to the lUlkeetna area. i n jnibllB debate followlns th e re>| of aetUlng future atrlkes which :up a s 'tr a l l boss o l th e original T he sourdoughs agree t h a t If ------TT p, create national emergencies. - igroup of ’59er’s. now .heads thr the homuteaders manage to hold •« El Kim i S ? k tilahopi that govemment lunot ------Although .nrulfttM tm the hear-, vw nm tinltv_g,* ------’ 'out through this winter, the rest, or I ahouid not be uaed lor birth coa* Inga have been set, cUrrenF^lonsI the families h ely-easy. AtoVe and tintlnn • call lor a aUrt about Jan. «-the trol programa in underdeveloped bam and lour cabins to see them “It’s that llrat winter that’s thel countrlea with popuJacJon prott. through th e winter. bad one,’ explained a 39-year vet-| lem*. By th a t time, m any 'W e’re doing pretty well,” Slk eran of the Alaska railroad. The Rt. Ber. Jam ea A. Pike, said, "and I think we’ll have ••If they can come up sm iling, sruS,.ss,«K,.?» PnU tiU nt Zplteofial bbhop of, strategists no«{ believe. Kennedy will .have become an avowed, rath cri enough feed lor our livestock due next spring alter being hit by the Calllomla, immediately aaked U to the generosity of our neighbors Cathollo candidates for public of*| than, an acknowledged, candidate' 40-below-sero temperatures, gale Casius Yon-cii. lor the Democrauc pruldenttal Iwho let us use some ol their clear­ winds and those long, dark nights, , lice were bound by the declaration. ed land last summer te grow hay." the rest will be all downhill.*' Pro*t«cUvo prealdentlal candidate* nom ination In 1000. m X c M ^ U N T o ' v i ^ - Dlrluen Opposed The homesteaders were blessed of Catholic and Proteaunt falUu with' unusually warm weather in W NDON. D « V were asked how they felt. Just the scheduling ol the hear­ Uter Harold MMmilhn Chance* BeU«r«d Cpt ings could provoke some contro­ the early fall, and were able to Reports Given get their living quarters in fairly There was some belief th a t the ...» jwwsf pi»n» HUUSIBC energy u pietnred'U thU air view. The versy. Senate Republican Leader i BUHL. Dec. 7—Buhl city council] contfoveny had aeriously damaged M tnlUlon dollar project ol (be Yankee Atomie E lectrie oompBay Is abettt K per cent completed and Everett M. DIrksen, Illinois, a' good shape before winter arrived. approved monthly reports of the the chances of fien. John T. Ken> aebedsled t« go into operation iale nest year. It l> locaUd at head el Dcerllelil river »t Shemian member ol the subcommittee, has Out veteran railroaders who treasurer, polite and lire depart­ nedy, o ., Mass.. front-runnlngi dam less than » nUfe from the Vemont Une. It ts expected (o prodnee IM.004 kliowatu, enaugh to Indicated he does not favor steel, know the Talkeetna area aaid the ments during iU regular meeting prospect lor the De supply a city of more than 20C.M9 pepnUtlon. The reactor Is housed la the round atmetnre with con- hearings during the period imme­ region they have chosen to home­ Tuesday .night. 6V -6iiaran(c|.j dentlal nomination. bonding atongilde. (AP wirephoto) diately alter Jan. 6. ■ stead gets some ol the wont Bottled and canned beer licenses Kennedy, a Catholic, said the] Under the TaJt-Hartley — weather in southcentral Alaska were issued lor 1660 to Salew ay birth control issue ahouid be left tlmetable.~whIclt-eent-steelwotket3i with high winds, bitter cold and and FWd rWr grocery storci to the other eounUlea but that U Morgan Undsay, Inc, all Eden; .back te wotit for 80-days under a extreme- I d a r conditions. Building permits were Issued to Annual 4-H Awards Day Set iBoUo P a y e tte Lum ber company. BAHERy any aueh question ahouid come, I Beimgrowcr'a Warehouse associa­ loourt onler. the.workers must bal­ William Roper, lor.repaira a n d ad- befor* him he would decide It la tion, Inc., Haielton State bank,' lot oa the oompsnles’ last 'ol/er — which to base a formula for diUons to CainesBotpoint building,, accord with hu oath ol office. Charles W. Barlow worehousc, soon after congress comes back. settling the longest steel strike in M.OOO: Buhl Moose lodge lor a I As the lin t strong OathoUo c For Jerome County Satui'day D I r k s e n believes congressional the nation's history. new roof on the lodge building,' •9.44 Houlton Drug company. Haulton (endet lor the prealdency tinea JEROME, Dec. 3—The.llfth county lo r outstanding 4-Hi hearings might be Improper at The Talt-Hartley . act requires ,I1«»0. and E. O. Black, lor garage, AUred E. Bralth waa nomlnaUd ual county>wlde awards day record. Elevator. First Segregation News, th a t time. that the president refer the con- I and carport, I3J0, DAN'S UNION by the Demoerata In 1038. Kennedy ,wlU be held a t 1:30 p jn . S atur­ Forty-four 4 -H Cam p and- 25' Mlke'a Market, Frontier orange Hovi'ever. Kennedy has twice i Uoversy to congress 11 no settle- I A spedal meeting will be held 76" service alrfsdy knew hla religion waa day In the Jerome junior high, club congress ' ' and East End Livestock club, all stated publicly that congress must ment Is reached after the workers I Tuesday. unspoken Inns among Dr------...... 'Hum. will be announced. The scholar­ HazeJton, a n d Oleon TYalL Twin not be caught at the end of the.the cast their votes-and the 8 0 - •> tw r'X tm t* l(" M IRC. . . be poetpooed. Sul last spring, alter Student assoctaUon meeting. I t Invites offenders to .have Ut« M ■ 30.PAY OIAROI ACCOUNT ' lour yean at night atudy in Kew ‘ Nielion,.speaking on some of the a cb»t with the traffic depart­ • r take t* p«]P V ok City. Ugaalla: reoeJred. hli rqblems th e c o u rts m eet ' ment officer. h igh aoboot dl^om ft a n d v u ao> , udllhg the JUYonlle c— , . "Of course, if the motorist •k V4-HP m ofor givM power for tough fobi cepted by R u tg ^ s Evening brought before them, pointed out « n u n lts a flagrant violation Mlgnella, lUm te ctm lo ta n ------several laotois which ho lelt were the Usual sum m ons will be U- ★ Add versatile accessoriM fo »ond, plane, $aw motion picture dlvialoa o r the contributing to the Increasing wetf.” Anderson sdded. United 8 t------* ...... - ; numbers ol dtUitquent acts ★ Preciilon-igftared chock for moxiinum ytMmg people. acct;rQ c/ a n d s a fe , s u r t g rip which wiU. . . Among these he included the workatUSlA. break down In the structure of Bloodmobile W ill ★ Triggftr switch locks for contlnuooi'SrllUng 8oB Fellows 81.. the American home; the lock of Mlgadla'S'SCO. Jcstip}). J r , anl respect.lor law and order as evi- "k It's lightweight/ wmpoct and well-balanced Installer for fieU ’Telephone who denced.by both adults and young V isit Buhl Dec. 8 w ants to be aa eteetrlcal engineer, ~“ “^e; over-emphaals on popu- j: going steady at too young b & r s s M s r s U loUdwtnff la bi» la th e r ^ loot* B i W ^ e s d a y a t the Buhl Mooje steps. Be h u Joined him In RuUI an age; the poor type of enter­ ball. Q uota Is 12S pints. ten Stent-- - " tainment ollered young people by movies and literature. - • " Members o l th e local national e nroll aa iord u n it will a et up the bloodmo- zt«rt/a21. the insut trade, and the lessening of the spiritual innuenee in the WJe whlch_wHl b e held from w MlgneUa'a other w o . Cbartea. te 3 pin. ’m e members of -Oie cas-i foreman with petmaaeal Produce training of children. O V £R ^^O fF company, haant yet made his Nielson showed th e change In S S 'S .g S ? " “ ^ ” '1 m ind about college. the trend of thinking over the But Mlgnella Isn't ntshlng him. past several years by saying: Helen “Our great-grand;»rents called ^ wslslered nurses After all. It took him SO yeara to ^ w n t a t th e drawing. Mrs. Frank advance from high school fresh­ the •Holy SaU M th’; our grand- CRAFTSMAN SABRE SAW m an to college freahm an. parenla called It ‘the Sabbath’: S S * Of the our parente calle

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i'N iaiU es; P riso n OPEN . Term Looms EVERY ' • CONCORD. N. H, Dec. 3 W - A New HfcTen. C onn, le e tu re r- re»dr to BO to JfcU for contenpt ■, nttaer than dlecloM nsmei In * • «ubTeriJw ecUTWe* Inqulry-M yi NIGHT ■ V the Mato of New Hunpshlro wUI •■find it b ir d to p u t a m en In pn- , „ Mn became-of hU conecl^e. ' . W Ulard TJphau*. 68. who de- ' Krlbes hImteU u » chrittUn UNTIL paclfUt, WM ordered yeilcrday to J •appear In mperior court D«. M 1 i and name guat apeakew at hU World JPellowhlp center, a *um» Christmas I : mer camp meello* at Conway, to -^U M and igss.- z InfonnaUoii Reftued 1 - TJphauj ateadfa*Uy haa refua^ ' : to aupply the informaUon to At- U ta m e r O enerat LouU O. Wyman I t deeplte * contempt eonvJetton a ^ P the faUure of appeal* to the Nw Giant A SALUTE i r BunpdUn auprenie-emirt-and- ' M V. S. fupreme court. Toy sale ~T0TTHE““ ! a He told a church tatherloc at ^ Hartford. Conn^ lut nlsht he plna • hU hope* now on' puWlo opinion. STUDENTS « "Unless there la a kind of pubUe Z outcry th a t U rery ImpreMlTe, OF T.F.H.S. *■ there doesn't seem to be any : chance the court will reverao lU • order." z Life Sentence Tewlble ■ T h e luperlor court can »end Up* C totn of Mn, tnidti, toy I«n»aw»«», 5 haua to Jail unlen he purge# him- hindrall u r, and >vscuutn iWMping • aelf by answerlnB Wyman’a quee* mima b « r. All wotk wllh regultr ■ Uon*. "In my ca»e thla m ay mean f i»h|lBhl bsHarlts. I ; a life aentence," Uph«u« haa aald. 1 ■ Deaplte a flood of telegrama w d 1 t le tU n urging clemency, Oov. Wea- I '■ ley PoweU declined comment, aa* I '2 aerUng the matter U pending be­ ll fore the courL MeUiodUt BUhop r. ClioUe of larea'iltOHe but, Ulelisn I • Jo h n Wealey Lord. Boston. M d S Normaa Hiomaa. former Socialist » party candidate for prealdent. are • amonff tho« who appealed to the ■ governor. i Reaaona for Refoaal Told ■ In an earlier court appearance. " Uphaua attributed his refusal to FOR THIS SALE ■ .xellglouf“ coavlcllons, conscience Make cur Drug Store your Chrlstmos Gift Shoj.^...^, and the direct teachings of the Center. H ere y ou can itrefch y o u r d ollars w ith our big v a l u e s Irt big selectlonsi S Bible that It Is wrong to bear o f «xcitln9 buys for everyone on your list. Shop here to give more for less! • talae wltnen agalost my brother.'' Cempleiel/ Immanlbl*. WI>h ■ "Zoaamtich as I bare no reason ^ exclutlve ramovible intrmo- • to bellera that any of these per* ^ a t tonlreT. Aulomatlalhf conlreWad, even V sons whose name* have t>een call* heat for Fiylng • fciWng • Broiling • Sf^wlna JAMES ROBERT CURK, • ed for hare in any aense hurt this • BBHlIng • Grilling • Braliing • Simmar- i aUtto or our country," he aald. *1 tng • Jteatnlng • Dutch Oven • Cautrol* Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jnmw n. Clnrk, > have reason to believe they should id,big^aHlil B J iM li @ 3 2 1 1 S not be In poueolon of the attof Route 3. Twin PalLi Is tt wnlor #i i ney general." Twin Polls High School, a membw of the Junior basketbnll «,ujd in 7 J S 4 - 18M and 19S0, boy's Military Drtil : C hurch Slates Team In lOSD and 1058 nnd wived NEVER BEFORE AT THIS PRIOEI HOLLYWOOD BRAND aa Sergeant at Arms of the Drill : Y iiletide F ete Tewn. 133 The biRgeat thrill ot JItn'i Ujh : For Dec. 21 school carecr come In 105J vSm he was selected as & member (o the : SHOSHONiE,* Deoi S T lie an ­ Boy’s S tate. HU association ilih • boys'frotn atl'over Uie stale « u i il p m . See. ai, members decided at , . .m o u « arlbts ind sUmulotlng experience snd hu • their correlation meeting Monday orchiilrat. Choice of helped him to undcrttand otbcn Z night, reperta Bheldon CaUliter, I many num bers In better. u bishop's counselor. I p o p u la r, cUulcsl/ i The Sunday acbod will present I o p o ra . ok. r After graduation h e hopes to a* • the Sunday evening tervlcea Bun- II early for full i .roll a t either the University ofldi^ • day sight.'and a short assembly tiont. m program will be held prior to or Idaho Stote College. • classes the Sunday before Christ- . "TtopU-Mre", HOT AND COID

• officiated at tee meeting, a Primary ezeeutivea met under • dIrecUon of Mt*. WlUlam Tram- / S E S i > ^ A j e J A . me!. D telr preparatlan meetlnf tor J December wUl be held a t 8 p a . 2 Monday' at the home of Mrs. • Ralph Smith. i The Relief society will bold' a .• baxaar and cooked food sale on Wednesday, Dec. 9. at Uie Klaa M ' ahoe ahop. a:-fa-SrS-1 Guests Reported \ / / o o o : In Emerson Area ; HEYBDRN, Dec. 9 ~ Mrs. Bffle >«■ Belnap. Rexburg, visited her son • and daughter-ln-taw, Mr. and Mrs. i Rodney Hansen, la th« Bnerson • d istric t REPEAT BY POPULAR ” Other guests at the H DEMAND! m home have been Mr. and Mrs. ■ Theone Beattie and family. Rex- : burg. Mr. and Mrs. Delos •> and family. Sugar City, and Mr. i and Mrs. Calvin - Davidson and • family of MontpeUer. i KaUierlne Tompkins, Kew Mead: u.ows, a fonner teacher !n the'Bey* MscT* »r rfM glsMd peKeiV tn pab; • bum'schoels. Tlilted Mr. and Mra. bio finlih. Has full tltad Mvertd ; Leonard Thaxton. Emerson, and ussarolo .with bit*, and 2 Indi­ • other friends In Beybum. vidual slio caiMrelei. lath let i Tom Scbodde. Emerson, has been l»ex*d. ■ a patient at the LD3 hospital In ■ Salt Lake City tho past' week. ’ Montana Man Is : Hagerman Guest • HAQERMAN. De^ 3 >- Barold : Lehfetdt. Lincoln Montn spent ■ Thanka^vlng with hla parenta-ln- SAVE ON THESE PRICES! S law. Mr. and Mrs. Sverend. where ■ hta wife la now staying. Mrs. Leh- • feldt wUl remain at the home of i parents xmtU the Christmas boU- ■ (Uya. . i Mr. and Mrs. Vay Cook and r 3 way Tap^Full/undei^rifer a children Tlslled Mr. and Mrs. Wll- laboratory opprovod. Made of • ■ i« r Schooler. LaOrande. ore. . ' ■ Mr. and Mrs. HaUle Conklin and flna quality covered wlr« and folly ' « U r. and Mrs. James Kendrick, S Tiler, visited Mrs. Conklin'S broth- ' ■ er-la-law and'slater. Mr. and Mrs. • Jerry Sonivan. Boise. 3 f i : j Tuttle Resident FILM SERVICE, 8 JUMBO Prints, 71c, 7c Each - LUCKY CALENDAR No, 1272 W | 2 ‘ : ^'Attends Confab •r • ■ 'O T T I**, Deo. 3 — W illia m 4 0

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Rne Hardwood Bowl w ith 'm atch in g M ollet

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Utiooa If HCttaordlnary in amount slightly, running about five per yellow onions, cauliflower, sweet o rn a tu ra . B obksljste^d Improved Record cent more than a year ago. The potatoes, a co m and' butternut Events Noted by Visits Brother MlDor'ttemi.Bhould be recorded 2 Meats' Are pork supply is abo u t 10 per cent squasli, m ushroom s, broccoli, ea.tt- EDEN, Dec. 3 - Mrs. D el (R u th ) For Tax Needed liy notations accumulated on a above this tim e la s t year. An ern potatoes, brussel sprouu. egg abundance and variety of liania plant, kale, oollards luid radishes. Tuttle Residents F o ster and son. Pasco, w ash ., w ero -ears. with receipts, An obiindance of vegetables, pies and Florida kumquats are - \n, Dol.'ir. B rauburger, ElVona KlUe a n d B IU , erally were hightr Uinn a week ly Pyne attended a' state youth h| paid vouchers, bills and canceled The world's largest facility for neo when thciie ltcm.-t took a bnck mnny at attractive prices, is avail, avallnble at good prices. Straw­ Mr. nnd Mr.^ Darrell Leatham . checks as most Important. The producing electrical equliiment Is •at to TI»ank.iRlvlnR turkey. able. berries nnd Spanish melons are Boise, visited Mr. and Mrs. Boyd convention a t the Pocatello C h u rc h .. the Items should hove explanatory no' located at Schenecudy, N.'V. Beef suppliers are Increasing The beat buj's tirp m edium size expensive. Gravea. of God. - .

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sales a t tho turn of the, -LU# in the crystal Pal-' Alan HarriiiBton. similar to the -Organisation S m ^ lH analysis of the great F a l l liSirato execuUvo problem, and ^ B e e r e t W orld of Kids," by ^ f^etter. a contlnuaUon of the aiiecdotcs and problems of

* ^ e " 't w ^ e r 8 secUon Includes .1^ of th e Lamas." by Petcri flouUart, w hich telU of adventures Sfarling Friday, We're Celebrating Our ANNUAL FALL SALE W ith Many to leeret Tibet: •‘Tbo P«sWsa of S, Boulh Seas." by Johnny Pris. w. which explains how Robert UNUSUAL SAVINGS - Come! See! Buy! and Save Mone! ^ e raised his four Polynesian Sdren; “The Si?ent Ttaveler in: Baton," by C hlang Yce, captures In- p o rtrait' and worda; TM ce" by C ore Ogrlielt, and NOTE THESE SAiVlPLE SAVINGS ON MEAT rtbers portray of the country of ' flolrays. , For housewive?. *TannIeinuTner Boiton Oooklnff School OookbDOk.” It otfered; for those in te re st^ in oifls, “Ceramics,"‘by Vincent A., jwj: -cenunics Book." by ^Suiuet B i ^ s a n d H. H. Sanden; FREE! SAT. 9to5 ’Leather C ra ft Bookf and “Wood Carting Book." by euoM t inaga- tiat and Dorls Ailers, and. Sylvia W. Ho«'ard’s "T ln.C an Crofting." for adventurous readers "The Valley Brand HOT DOGS , Titer House Party,", by Emily I luhn, Is offered which tells of titer - shooting maharajas, and *ra« Unde/ealcd/’ by Oeorge PaJ- ectl-Horvath. a n expotfo of Ufe un. PEPSI-COLA Three flcUon 'books Include "The Chued and the Unchaste," a mys. tny by T. B. Dewey; "Blood and Judgment.” a suspenso novel by Sliced Bcof lUiJisil Gilbert, and "Yesterday," br Marla Dermout, a tale of child­ hood in Java. LIVER lb.39c "VersatlJe Pioneers" Is a biogra­ phy of Joseph C. Rich by Ezra J. Inspected and grain fed pouUen. It Is about an outilandlng Uoreion bom in Nauvoo, in., and rtlxd In Utah and the Bear Lake Beef... and quality at a Lean Ground country of Idaho. - Per the' youth room division, price you wilt find sur­ .. ,ltea fIcUon boc*s are offered, in- tladlag "Je t Pilot Orerseas,’’ by BEEF llauyB. L ent; "Double Wedding,” prising. brKoanmond DuJardln, and ‘SadoKa on tho Water,” by EUa. Wb CBdell. A largo num ber of books enee, automobiles and other ^ Ic s hsve been added to th e youth de­ partment Including • "Magnets," “S ^ Bubbles." and "Echoes of SIRIOIN or RIB. . . n. Bata and Men." a series of leleoce * udies apprtrvM by ta » various Beef Pot luts of science books fo r students* on Wheels." by Jatm Pllch. giving b is autobiography as a rw d racing champion: "America ROAST l» Bom," by Gerald W . Johnson, a hWory of the United States, and ROUND or T-BONE - 6 9' by Eddie UP\md M d^ulle M m endei, a eporta book, ^ e W orld's G reat Opema." by Hoorer." by Dorothy Horton Mc- Fresh Dressed Pork at Savings lb. 43 ?K?*' m tercsUng ijisJgbt oa ''5 "°.'^ aigloecr. humaol. “ran and statesnum, Olfts for t h e ...... Im books on mathem aUcs Lean M eaty Young Pork «1 by Roger E. Cook^Two b o o S ^ Jfcmung were donated to the Pork SPARE HEARTS S t o S f ” “ »«M S- Rve books for the children's de- P^cnt include "loT ^ohilT End Cuf' |C Center Cm Make," by n Z rt Md RIBS • to Live with, by B ryan Uolnie: "M eodi Loin lb. . 39 Cut’ Loin 45i lb. 39 - W orld," by Helen Doss: Smoked Pork Chops . . 12 for 1.00 lb. 43c PEPSI-COLA Pfj^one Operators Fresh Sliced Side Leon Shoulder 6 PACK CARTON To Face Charges .^.*^Q TO N ..D ec. a OJPI)-. Family size ed tu^ lilts'* *0^ Indict- PORK 39> Pork Steak 39» Picnic Style Pork r Minced Ham or 37c wlceta committee Investigation * ROftST27> WEINERS m Plu> Depotit wD wim rnwrv t 1U.U de- “'"Jlnj Ih. rcoiM, A LL GROCERIES at COST PLUS lOfo OUR COST! OURCOSTI OUR COST!

gAD TTME3-NEWB WANT ADS POTATO CHIPS Heortt Detlsht TOMATO Eatmor MACARONI Reg. 59c ...... JUICE, 46 ox...... 2 0 c 2 lb. pka...... CLOROX BLEACH B e tt Foodi t w i n fa lls Del 'M o n te PEAS 3 0 3 c a n ______FRENCH DRESSING, 8 -^ox. . FLOUR MILLS ‘ ------50c . PRE8BNTO. NEW DELUXE Clip C oupon from.Pog« 31 onii R«d«eni< At, Custom Pack!

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...... - ■ ..f -'tS 'S - a " i'® THUBSDAY, DECEMBER 3 , jgjj : .iPAQE'TWBNry-BIGHT TIMES-NBWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Result From “Now Watch Me Sneak up on Them” ‘SmpkieBan’ Is Discussed I W A Sm N ljTO ?!. Dee. S W - Wluit would Happen to ,lha econ­ omy ir ths BOTenunent banned clsftrettcs? lf« not likely to happen, elnce at pre«nt the pivenunent h»» no atuhorlty to move asaliut clsar* ette# tor any ellect they may have cn heftllb. S U ie m e at Called lUfaaih Surgeon Qcner*! Uroy E. Bur­ ney last week warned that the welstht of evWeneo Implicate* amoking os the main cause of a .rlilnR rate of lung eaneer, but he ha* no power to ban onoklnit even it he favored auch ■ move. Indus­ try tpokeamen atlaclced Bumey'a wammg as a warmed over rehJub of old atAUsUca. ------B u t-ir-th * -«

—e thing It would paralyte a en-bllllon^dollar Industry. For To Help You Through The Hectic Pre-Holiday Rush Were other, It would Ulce a painful bite from federal. aUle and I«al - revenue*. Farm Offletali CemmcDt Featuring Money-Saving Buys On Convenience Foods W hile tak ln g .n o sides on . . eaneer controversy, farm ofllclaui aald todoy & dnuiUc bnn of cigar- elteii would ndyeraely affect three* quarter* of a million farm famlllPJi and thousnnda more workers now marketing. proerMlng and selling tobAcco products. Peanut Butter for 3 9 c “nto ngrtcuJturf department *aJd taxes collected on tobacco prod* iicta by federal, state and loeal •s will total J3.700W3.- Prlnc® P o o l- Tuna Fish Light M eat 4 8 9 c

been small compared to those for 2 Ib. pkg.-. other crops because production V inecreii S e e d ie st h u been controlled more rigidly. Growers Wonid Leae U ast R a i s i n s 4 9 c Tobacco tnnnufacturera and ths federal government would lose __ Christmas .spirit the second mor« In total dollars than would Henry Blames Yule Season they get round a table, or on the growers, who wlU receive an estt- floor, snd start working .togelher m ated ( 1,100,000,000 fo r their to­ Nu Made-Premlum Quality' qt. bacco thU year. Spats on PackageTWrapping If the Job must be shared, then OtflelaU estimated that more have the family lawyer drop by 5 9 c than wage eamera would BX IIENBY MoLEMORE much paper ahould be-tut from a nd save a trip to his office. be thrown out of work In the In­ "Can this marriage be saved?" sheet or roll for a box. Any box. (DUUIbul«d bx MeMtuibt 8/ndleit«) dustry. Their wages were estl- 1 overheard this question asked A mon will Invarlobly cut five m ated a t m ore than <100,000,000 .a a bus the other day and i ' yards for a package the size of i a year. Thousands of retail tobac­ 10 blocks past m y sto p to get cereal box. and one yard for i Washington Road co stores would be affected. Heavy answer. box big enough to hold a Utter o: losses would be sustained also In When It eamo It St. Bernards. Detour Prepared useleas cigarette vending xna> phatlo "nor With gift wrapping paper cost­ chlnea. SEATTLE. Dec. 5 Ifl-A bypass Prunes ’**• 590 Without know*. ing what it does, such faulty cut* road around the washed-out por­ Ing what couple ting leads to trouble. Pew wives tion of the Snoqualmie Pass high­ was Involved, or] are able to hold e ith er their way eight miles, eaat of North JQ..S.^iClmiese w hat the trouble tongues or their’ tempers after Bend should be completed nest was, I could their husbands have butchered «3 week. Paul J. McKay, SeatUe dls. a p r e t t y ■ 13 worth of gold paper. trlct engineer for the state hlgh- Swaps Asked guess At w ha_____, Male thumbs aro no better ad­ woys departm ent, reports. Detergent - 59c brought them to I justed than their eyes. i have yet The state's main east*west the parting of the to meet a husband who wUl look By U. S. Man ways. The finality' you right In the eye,and eay that tcrlal was severed last week when of the answer — he can hold a knot Ught lor his the flooding south fork oC the WASmNGTON. Dee, 8 OJPI) '■nor — was * wife. I ’ve m e t tw o or three who Snoqualmle river backed up be. Ben. Clair Sngle said yesterday dead giveaway. said they could, but they always hind a giant log-Jam, then gouged ha U opposed to U3. recognition The wife—and aitumor* lowered their eyes or looked — jt a new channel.. of communist China “a t this time I’d bet on tbU — Is a aadUtlo type other way when they said It. I t ripped o u t 1,400 feet of the —but he firmly bellem there C hristm as TolU The tlght>knot tying problem Is four-lane pass highway In the pro- Tdiet Tissue ' 2 rons 1.00 aJMUJd be greater coamjunleatloa rouod. bulAi that her husband aggravated by the slowneas with between the two natlona through help her wrap the packages. which women tie a knot, or bow. exchange of eoirespondenee. stu> Wives who do this are bound to One would think that alter years dentt and buslnen groups. find their marriages in hot water, of knot«tylnff they could manage TuttleNews . The CaUfomla Democrat, just no m atter how m a n y other vlr> the Job In well under five minutes, TUTTLE, Dec, $—Bay Oremner, SAFEWA Y Has The Finest Produce In Town! back from m tour of the Par Eaat, tues they may possess. They may but none can. Salmon, visited Claude Strickland. tald that at the very least we be true blue, cook like all get out, This causes the ribbon or string Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marlatt should haw aa much trade and sew like SL L au re n t of Dior, keep to slip, and the slipping of the and daughter, Kay; have moved to people exchange with china as a mean budget, and run and fetch string or ribbon causes the paper Stockton, Calif., but Jay MarlaU ve do with juiasla. slippers and pipe better than a to come loose, and then there Is wlU stay with his grandparents. R ui. V.8. Swap* Noted trained poodle, but It won’t be you know w hat to pay — and you Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Patterson, to *^e‘ve got Russians tn ' " know who geU paid. finish school. and out of the United BUtes all of Men were not built to wrap Too. women a re bom wlUi the time, with Americans doing Christmas presents, and when I hatred of a package wrapped In There are 10 million different the tame la the Soviet union," he say “wrap" I mean those pretty nich a manner that the ends, colors, according to the U. S. bur- aald. "Wa ahould hare the tame packages with bows and fuzzy, where the paper Is folded, or not of atandards. •etup iHth China." curly ribbons, knots that don't alike os two blinks of the eye. T h e sen ato r told TTnlted Press slip and ends that are all c Men are not «o particular, fig­ HEAD TIM ES.N EW S WANT ADS International he was ‘'■urprlsed” a and trim. uring correctly that no one statement he Issued In Hong Song Men were not built even to picks up a gift package and was Interpreted by some newspa­ slst In wrapping gifts In this man­ amines th e end.n. and then cries nEiicicns pers as m eaning he favored official ner. They can seal a gift cerUfl- with anguish If th e end.i are recognition of the eommuo' ‘ oaU In an envelope, or perhaps untidy. Men believe, ngain na government. pick out a seal from n stack of redly, that Uie poslolflco ____ ••On th e contrary. 1 sim choir boys, trees. S a n ta Clauses railway handling them can aljsorb to any such recognition 01 . a n d alelghs. b u t th a t's about all. the blame for the sad appearance Extra.Fancy-Faney-Criip W ashington Rid Dollcious- alon to th a 1711. a t th U time.'* b e Male eyes aro not set In their of any packagea. Choice or Millions; Perfect for Lunches and Salads said, beads the right w ayto Judge how Many a husband and W m itU V rg ed “I don’t' think we ahouW take either acUon unUl the red Ohl- ' nese have demonstrated their will­ ingness to live as

tloa of the communists In China now would only give them a dlplo- natle victory which they un« dou^htedly w ould try to .us* against »-lb. Bog Engle said the united SUtea la at a "dlatlnct disadvantage" In Its attempts to understand the rulers of red China. •Tfou can’t learn very much looking through the keyhole,at Hong Kong.” he aald. 'The best New Crop — Tender, Greerr way to t{7 and aetcnrtlae what the ib.17< Chinese communists are up to la to Broccoli go In and ta lk to them.'* Boise Visitors to New Crop~ChoIce Deglet Nor-Waldorf Brand— For Economy Try The 2 Lb. .Bag Tuttle Reported Dates TDTTLE. Dec. 3—Mr. and Mrs. .David Hoffman and daughters., Boise, vlalted Mr. and Mrs. Ed . D avla an d family. Sunkist, Large, Fresh, Juicy Mrs. Sam Thornton Is reported ' recovering satlsfactotijy after sur* • 4 for 1 9 ‘ . g ^ ^ at St. Alphonsus hospital, Lemons Loyd E. Gardner, recently dls- c h a r^ from the air force after serving fo u r >-ears. Is worklnR in New Crop-Flovorful Pocatello wlUi O arrett r n ig h t Found! A way to give you the nourishing protein S olid Pack . TJnmk 2 lbs. 7 5 < tXr. a n d M rs. Spencer ChUi Almonds ■ daughters. Layton. Utah...... only natural wiioie w heat can provide : boose guests of Ur. and Mrs. jack B. AOeo. ^ • • T»!A">'TO08»WPTO WAKT APS N ow aw ay has been found to prcscrk-e tho S O A P ..] KAISER W a x e d P a p e r natural active protdn of goldcn-gn^ wheat in a FAB Polmollv* Kllehsn C harm Rddiators deUdous hot ccreol. This Is by on exdusivo lo\\'lica t - pioccss dovdopcd by thoCarulion Company. ...HBW AND 08BD s.oTsiii 3 fo r3 2 c ” .25(1. roll— ------6 9 c 100 ft. roll------2 3 c ■■■. Se rv ic e b Repair I - Preserved aro the nutrition and energy T . 4 5 P h o n m i ^ O B O values thatonly complete “wholo” kernel wheat, vvheat germ and wheat bran can provide. . COLGATE . CamationlnslanfWheatffivfesyouflHthewheat t e s ' germ and a ll the B-vitoniins of turnl" whole SAFEWAY y h t t o r yheat. PIcaso add it to your shopping list, «eon..slze----- *_ Price. Elfecllya Thundoy, Friday, Solurdoy ond Sunday! PAGE TWENTY-NIN*; SAFEWAY

Sheppins to do G ifts to w rap... ' C ards to address... .CUaning to do. f t

these M inute* Saver fo o d s

Natlfi/'s—Famous Hot or Regular— RwdyTo Serva In Mlnutai

Ig. 15 ox.

C r a c l i e r s ^ “^ i i 4 9 '

For All Y our H om e B ak in g Ig. 4 0 o r. pkg. 4 4 c U t M!nufi»^av0r Mtoft sotv« entt of your greofost bef6r»ef/Chopped Sirloin,Sir P J |C || V i i w i i For Quality Meats-All YouNeed To Remember Is Safeivay or M eat Loaf Round Steak MUSHROOMS Sofewoy Round Steak Is U. 1 Roya? Treat ■'"Choice" G rad e, E x tra -U a n , Stems.& Pieces RIch'Flavored Beef— Swell For Swiss Steaks 4oz.

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Ctfittr Halibut T . - . Hi. 3 9 c RiimpRoast Skylark Slenderway W I

Flih Stick* Pre-cooked Fish hi. 6 9 c N U S O F T ENERGINECLEANSER

,FobrleSoft.n.r Cltahlng Fluid lb. 9 8 c ^uncoA:)|ine4L 160 1. - 4 9 c 8 o i ■■^w .:,/;2.for4T!c: DELUXE b ak e Mixes VEL SQAP VEL Palmolive COUPON HERE 10cOffRo'g.|,,l„ Beauty Bar 3cOH.R»g. PrlH 3 p k . . , 8 9 ' . 6 5 c 2 0 c Bdihsiii 2 fo r2 6 c _____ IW * otvit*e fo o a wtUi eoopaa •ynnTeuoAn ------oa-parB'tt— -TIMES-NJEWS, TJVVJN.PAILS, IDAHO • THUBSDAY, DECEMBER 3,1953

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D evil’s Food C ake— rich w ith deep fudge

flavor, velvety-sm ooth.

Y ellow C ake— m oist and tender, glow ing w ith

luscious gulden flavor.'

W M te C ^ e — smooth and elegant, full of the

delicate fresh flavor of real vanilla.

Fudge M arble C ake— deep chocolatey sw irls

accenting its golden texture.

B ujm t S ugar C ake— caram el-rich, deliciously

d i i f e r e n t .

Spice C ak e— fragrant w ith a subtle blend of ’

nutm eg and cinnam on, cloves and coriander.

.Choose your fam ily’s favorite from thesesix

exciting flavors: all D uncan H ines D e l u x e . . .

D uncan H ines— drficioM*/ PAGE TmBTY-ONE 3. 10E9 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS. IDAHO

n e w Duncan Hines!

1

Entirely different! Never—by any name—a m ix like this before!

Till now you couldn’t bake'a c a k e like this— because you couldn’t layer in tw o and m ake a beautiful f o u r - l a y e r cake. Look at it—

b u y a m i x like th is! To bring you this new d e l u x e m ix from D uncan the height of the cake tells how good every bite of the cake will

H ines, a w hole new process had to be developed ... an entirely be! Cake th at’s m eltingly m oist. . . lusciously tender, so tender it

different blend of ingredients created. A nd w hat a deliciousdifferrace cuts at a touch. Just w ait till you taste your first D uncan H ines

it m akes in cake! This'new m ix gives you higher cake than any Deluxe Cake! Then you’ll know how d i f f e r e n t , h o w d e l u x e c a k e

other m ix can m ake. Tall, tender layers— so tall you can split each m ixes can be.

Com pare them w ith any other m ixes youV e ever used !

FLUFFIER! You can measure the difference. TALLERI You can see the difference in the MORE FLAVOR. TOOI The final ta t of anjr Ounce for ounce, Duncan Hines Deluxe Mix is finished cake. D uncan Hines Cake is taller—up cake is the way it tastes. We search the globe for up to^this much flufRcr than any other—so it to this much taller than any other mix can make. the best fiavorings to bring you extra luxury ia bolds m ore m o istu re. every I>uncan H ines C ake.

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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Official Tells WANT-AD RATES

...... 01' IDAHO. IN AND Of Increased ro n THE c o u im r ok tw in rALLs TWIN KAUJ CO-OP s u r ri.v . INC.. Counterfeits • COnrOllATlON. fLAI.STlKF, R E 3 - 0 9 3 1 Saw U"'

■ ■«■• sl^»^”- ' S s r S “L^'ieSTe ehlet «W. In •^'hTiddtd defeeu In - g j S bill Immedl •‘5?* me » monlh. ended iM t

in the prcvlom yew. « lj. ^ t o W l e d I700WO nnd 335 SSurrelten were .rrested. siufhawn idvU«l aWreVecpers M ^ l o deUy w yone p a ssln s a thd to call ttte poll«: if^M Dtsser iMvea, he «nid. th r ;* !u .h .;w .« ;a"™ ■■■■ ^aeripU®*' #nd the lleenso pi -. CMhlnif trengury checks. SShnun said. Persons ncccptlni? ftiS^ecks. like those taklni: losing m oney. ■ rWED OVER L I C ^ S E raSB. Dec. 3 - Jewell Priitlxlt, Jnckpot. Nev.. w as tln^u ^ coiu Tue*d.y by J iu l ce S S peace V. A. Allison tor Sisn to licence his auto. H ej^-w fjui U 8Jft(e PaUoteiMi lU chord W »t______• ■ UGAL ADVERTISEMENTS TRUCKS FOR RENT TW IN FALLS “ ----HOTICE TO CRKOrrOR* ~~ MACKS U-DRIVE REALTY & INS. •nm t'a a problem for everj-one P lC K U P S -F U n N m iR E VANS 113 Main Ave. E. •FLAT BEDS IlM tewcr. -. »? a______n t th li Urn# of the yenr. But a HATES nv noun. DAY OR WKKK RE 3-3S03 I, clott l« kam*. i SHOP BOILDINa COUNTV OK TWIN FAUL9. STATt arrctrd llvlnc mom. Ileaullfut cci-..... o r IDAHO around the house v lth a fa.it llxl kltch.n. 4 b«.lrooDit. 111,110. Ac* IN THK MATren OF THE KSTATK TRAILERS . I, MDAVS JUMU8 ir. 8CI1LAKE. DKCK^S^: acUns Tlmes-News Want-Ad. Punutnl to >n onltr o( i.M Cot VNKH. modern tbr** bedroom NEW kbedrwm brick on *dc* of f l V i madi on th* »th A n of No>«nl>*r. 11 I^N. <2 YEAIl.S^YOUNO. hlfh jctool carpeted, drapec. bat*tn*nt and town. Lart* lot. nic* location. IK of Twin K»H«. County nutl(« U h«rtli» ilvrn th»t TUtadar. p. lam* lot. KeatonabI* ItOO.OO bathi. utllllr room, doubt* wlndowi Kth n( ,DKMnb*r, IMD. at 10 aroccrr *»p»fl*ne*. Pr*r»r r»lall *alM R Local and NaUon Wide 3 ...... i 2 ! i " throuibnil. Upaelout llelns room. An IRRIGATED LANDS CO. oVloek A.M. of tild at tit* Co work hut will contldcr anrlhlni. Call 'oum hom*. I montht •xc«Ptlonal Talu* In a 4>>alltr horn* Knom of >*ld Court, at th* Counlr Co W hat Do You Have ------llt.lOO Ilout* In th* CItr nt Twin Falli, Cou It on Truck Un*~ L”onir'ii»rioTrhon^"nI: NCWLT palmed S.bedroom hom* hud HfjfotllX near lotf court*. A Pretir llula $ 5 5 0 D o w n Adnltliltitor ot Ih* K«tJ.. ot Twin F.IU, Miho. hit b«*n appflln. That Can Be Converted ‘cEsspooii”-'’ at th* tlma and plae* (or provint th* ilVOIICK FOIICCS SALE. N*« I bad. boBi* *Bd Icrne ara r«uonabl« 19.100 Hurt thli 1 bnlroom hom* In lortlr e> Dor. Ikndclt. Will or »ald Jullut II. Bthlak*. d.er— ■ I n to C p s h ? FURNISHED ROOMS qUAUTT and Lsiury In thU l-b*d. location. On* block to thopplnt c*n. fiMhM «»>• i:. »• »■ Pw. »• »»» and for htarlnc th* ipplleatlan «f L t-ntnf.r"**'* room briek ar* r**dllr apparant. Car- tar. Parm*nla Ilk* rvnt. '■ C. IWhUV.^fnr .th* l.«.nc*^W ^h .KM IIA8KMKNT room fur man. II M n«fl TIMR ArrOINTCD p«t and drtpec ttay. Coopar* al 'INO WILL. anr p«non lnt«r*it«4 n t r *PP*a< HELP W ANTED— FEMALE 8 0 A c rc s ROBINSON-FELDTMAN IS mil* from Twin Falla. A toed " o M ^ i a U r M m». vTJrEiTi cattle tcl.up. vtry luod bulldlnit and M . 0 - (8BAL> MAnr 8ALM0M Drive-ln ReaUora priced to aeil. Drputr CUrk. TV*tt o( comer Dlu* Lak*a and Filer Cabr CrIU MIUULK AUEU un.tucXtd woman U Telepban* AB t.lM t ...... J Court, Puhllihi NoY*ml>tr >1. P*t*mb«f 10. ear* (or hom*. full c.r* and rnpontl Lloyd Roberson iror.No»mb«r. 1«». NOTICK TO CnitDITOftS Furnllur* hllltr. Salarr open. Wril* full par , A g e n c y . IN THE PIIOIIATF. COURT OF T r.it., nicreitt tlcultrt ct rour>«ll to Uoa 2t-K. c/< 231 Shoshone No. — RE 3-aeSS HJ». - ...... Doau . >1 tht Court Cantraa KKRNKI.I. ASl'?:i?M)N-IlK J-7III la atl >iU Court, at th« Count. ____ “ xNowN AS u b i' a. h i l Ls , DE- II. I'OINUKXTKU ... IIA. BMHlttW CItr ot T-ln rtlU, Counir ClothlKK _ 4 0 ACRES iccnter. Yard nlcclr k*pt and .(W>rt!l>, Idtho. hu Imn >ppalnlrl No'tlt* It h«r«br kiMn br Ui* und«r.| Sportlnc Coodt -ed In back for chll. HlWeM ind vliteo for provlns Ihi tlintd EiKutor to th* crtdllort «t anA . UlO f ..t at araciout l)T MKMIIKU OF jitII.Til'i.F, all r*ftont htvloff elalmi afalntL tU A.' Oardcn Toolt lS“w£l^»lnt"{h'» «p{|«Vl"n i r Uo'j'ij mill, tlio known at R*l A. Hlllt. dr- liuileal Initrumcau ItrHH ‘7 Pocalello.' " ~>iln •nd Sttnltr 1. DavIh for Cftttd, or bit ttUt*. to aichlbll th«n> mntt to Jtan Povcy of Mlcrt Oil Palatini* PIKRCR STIIKCT Mom*.' Rullt try alnUlrallott with olll annfod. nonlhi\f"tJr” h"flnl“pubUea»in*'o^ K«amtl*r. Flr*pltcr, aKiVrr heal, (ull Ruft SiXEFn Close to Town But finlahrd liatfiscBI. dlnlnt room,' TV ScU I ,ln the Country fcncnl yard. V*ry nice. 114,009, 19,. 1 hoimlxr I pyo'n"‘*{R I at i:SH Uain A>tnu* Smilb. Twin Fallt. Tlr*. LLOYD HAJHLTON |(IEAL) Countr ot Twin Fallt. Sut* o( Idaho. IhU AGENCY Jutl lhr»* yean old. Two b*dr«*m 190 ACRM In Wood Rlvtr. Good b*In( th* plac* flitd for th* trantaellon To,. bome, Urt* kluhen, and epac* ’(a- water rlthta. bit flat flcldt. Pr*a*al lublUbi KoT. I Trallm ffr.*VpX‘ir^«;;;:” 7«-8h;: a s .;m . 339 Main Avenue W « t lortl Metal Awnlait. double rarer*. operation. 100 cowa plua red eJoear. ■ I I ___jfitrw i W-» T ...... FURNISHED APARTMENTS H E 3-SUS or RS a-1131 bay and train. SiraUhl catll* **lup ‘"'"rSSSSvSSV ff"'’'™ 10 and i;. n*ar 2.000 A. U. M.«. Cood hom* oalr B TIIE rnORATK COURT OF Tir" EiKutor of Ih* F.*Ut* of WAITED at onc.i 4 mtn to l.arn thi Cl^^AN.^^MWItTAI.^^ ...... u 11;400. iito o o . coUKjr^or tw in fALU?, s t a i It. A. Iinii, *1*0 known at htatlnK builnMt. (ram th* wurldV LLOYD A. HAMILTON larxnt Initallna of hnm* hm lni BEING TRANSFERRED! W TIIB MAnr.fl OP THR MTATB OF Y I KINNKY ■ '****“ ** n»*No^! AGENCY PLEASANT aodcra t-b * d r^ boa* rniEL SMITH. DKCKAHU) om»y for Ki«futnr aad tU lon erdir of (mM Court MUST SELL HOMEI _IMAxnu* ___ _ Eaat.l „ .k OU l. ___on two_ ildaa. L. . Jl.. Von m d . r o t Na,*mt>*r. 1919 Pbon.a*^M ;.^.SM m wiM k h>rtb|t (ir.n lh>t TuMdar Ih N*w1r palnUd Inildt and out. t Utk dir ot D«(«nit>tr,' lg», at lOiOi :r to dtmonttrat* and acll, a bedrooma upauln. t In baactnanU •’cbk A M. «( Mid Jir. Vl th* ^ u r RE 3-0931 Srap**. carptt«d, (*ne*d jard./out­ Uu tl. Mld.Cmirt. «t th« Count)' Ccur L DISTRICT OF r.‘t ' door fir*placr, (ardra tpot. No $11,000 SPECIALS l» Ih. Clir of Twin Count; •icnU Inrolead. Rtttoaabl* dowa CALL REALTY •(NIa UIU. Iiltho. hM W n appolntx I NICE b*dre*mi.' Ur»» «arp*t»l quirin will b* kttH confldtnllil. TliK l>*.t. H*wir .lKorat«i. lltinf l. Small, c U ------SbowB ky appotala*Bl. l^lilrttloa wllh Will AnflMMl. wb*n THK STATE OF IDAHO help you need to write < Thtlma Uodrtll, ' For Sale or Bent 2 5 3 A C R E S a Want-Ad for VERY NICE 1 bedroom. R*c*otly r*. LocaUd aaar Murtautb. Twin Falla ■aissPlFt.r''" * “ plaint hat b M E N W A N T E D a t ^;‘:i k C “dVta";;‘tr " OWNER LEFT TOWN . . . Uotl MAIIY HaLmON Dlitriet Cou b u n ‘k iu k n 'w l^ lo U ‘of "bnllt?^ ro r;irJ^ ? o -d “ *c5?ft.a*^'S‘n'arffi: Drpulr Clirk ••.«ir hit cbarcBlni l-b«drooa brick aaca saitur*. LoU e( buUdlnn. Own. ^^Ub■ Hot. I. For bctUr than avcrai* Intomt. all horaa. Spacloui kluhea aad llelns I. IVS room, full battfflcnt, S batha, 1 (lro> *r will rontldcr trad* for amalltr *cmcB Of 1 FAST RESULTS th* otcrtlm* you want. Mu>i hav* place* sad fanllr roooi. Th* *aar (I- Strwt. farm. Priced tor lnm*dlau tal* at roB t-iiuvinC F WlLl. car. Ur. Drtrlck, 401 Bhothon* Street nanclax aad ip*cltl prle* mak* thU oaly « w w r. rROIIATE COURT o y tw in —...... bondi of matrlmoni ...... Boulb. bftwcMi m o and 11 A.M. a rar* dpportSBltr. Call SI latmadi* BILLCOUBERLY *xUtln< utwr«n you and Ih* plaintiff • u lr (or Bor* dctalU. OCCUPY thla 2-bcdroom hoBia btfar* that tald caUM ot acllon It baa«o> REAL ESTATE « a'S'w Chtbtmaa. Qulat itr*«l. do** to ^ V I l s. JOHtS. DECEASED allntd acu nf cnicltr lnftlcl«l br yot acbeoL Carat*, itorm door* and win. upon plalnllft; and rou ar* h*r«l>r MAURICE KLAAS dowt, low down payment. IT.OOO to *pp«;r and pi,ad to Ih* *alc O m ce Phooe ilB . 3-3SU toUl pric*. lint within Iwtntr ISO) dar> of the M ROOM aparUD*aU,.a CHIROPRACTORS WANTED Coubtrly A*i.'PhoB* JIE t- tll t •u lUr (it Drt»r ot thit Allai Bummont upon r°u Reaaopabla real, lit A Uaaa Re«. Phon* lUC t>tll* ONE ACRE clo>* (o Twin. Small I-. M. )u ar* further notlflol that unltti IJ». bom*. Plot tueal houe*. Coop. bant, . . . -J tpptar and pitad to tald Com. HAMLETT Nm Mcabcr et Unltlpl* tool ab*d. Mar trada (or laner bocaZ Id Cou“. plaint within th. tim* h DRIVER- s H I ^ Toul ptlco H.OOO. th* plaintiff will tak* Ju UK a-ht REALTY , BEAUTY SHOPS ITII AVENUE NORTH LOCATION ’iKr:;*h3 s...... SALESMAN David Hamlett, Broker baa on* 2-rooB> apartmcBI and oa* ...... No..mb.r, 1W». SWEET and LOW ^room aparlmaat. or 7 teoma (or Aee 31 to 30—Married Elka Oalldlac-^nE l-<07» (anrtlrM) your Urt* family. H .«0 total pric*. ___lANKNT t , ...... SWEET C.1I F.nl* X<«ntr, l(E S- U*mb*r of Waltlpl* Uitln* b*eaoM of Ita m m t u roomlBeac ROCKY MOUNTAIN Har>*r and Ut.utr fibop. At icait lliKh Bcbool F.Juetllon. aad tpas* (or all lha klda. Lart* Good drl.lnc r*cord a mutL Croup REALTY ln«ur»nc*., p*n*lon plan, paid tata- .■"irtllltK:"furS' dlBlnt 5 ^ to din* 'em, 4 M rooM Wayti* W. Dau«r Fraak Dooth l/ ./i/ J. Alfrtd Uir la al««p 'em aad tarata will basdla RE 2-140I SE I 4 m lltomcrt for I'lalntlff tb* «ara (or both Ma and Pa. U Sbnahen* Stm t Tm COUFLETE Ucautr »*r>lc* br ad»aa *‘Aaro«a From SMn" ttu4*ota al r*diie«l prlCM. Juaior c 2 UEUltUOMU. Natural la . beat, watrr. dcnta wvik (r*a. Ha«hln*l*at and col nanluUon fumlthed. wathlnf (tdll. LOW wa>**. IS 00. U*autr AfU Acadcwj WONDER BREAD ilet. prlrat* «ntranc*. (round floor...... Shadr ■ It ■ m r s a “ “ ' Phon* RK I-llll or ItK S-H». -patio aad carat*. Caa b* purchaa*d ... ___,1.000 —...... HOLIDAY SPECIALS JkPJS'S'S,,™ ™ ? O!- ■ NITKD 6TAT>:s D*partn>*nt ot -&-HOSTESS-CAKB an 0.1. (Inaoclns or other very (oed tool L«t'« act 4Hlckly. a'sw rasicfis PERSONALS UNFURNISHED APTS. unaa. Mar indt. BRICK tbrM badreon b«m« wlUi fall S48 WaahiOBton Our Oulaaaa U 8*UIb« ' baa*ai*aC tUO ,d«wa will put you ...r ! ... i . ___ II Jnd*r proirljlont ot a*ctlon lu io u o u ta ANUNYMWtja. »«r I NEWER I BEDROOU DRICK. thtt iBfornaUon call RE t-UU Ca'f^hE s)i1l HOMES - FARMS • SUSIJUSSES Into tbU B«arly aaw boiB*; :itl. 113. (di U.S.C. ItTll. tA*r* will b« •Nortbawt. Family m m wltb flro- ATrBACTlVE two badroem %ltb offtrfd to th* hithnt blddir, but al not plac* - battnent • taraf* • hue* See US for eompiet« Int Ihtn th* agpraM'Valu*. al a puhlle BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES JM Martin. Phon* RR-S-lin. (*nc*d ya>d..DuUt-la appUaacc*. Oalr attnctir* ta ra tt. Ur|« lot, tlt.OOO. la!* 10 b* hdd at til l o'clock p.m. on t, tkip I iraclnt. *t«. Cy d*corat*d S roomc. - |U l aixl «20.CI0..T*rma, t*fm». iN HMlli CENTEH. ^NC.. th* lith dar of. Januarr n*xt. at Und roK HENTi IdM |^a^ for mall - rr (urnltb*«. C«BU»llr lecaiad. Call ^ ttC E LOTS Mrtk tad w t tot^ SLOW UV,‘.l‘'.''ftTION, AND WIN- Offle*. IIoIm. Idiho, th* tollowlns tratU REAL ESTATE ' of land! Und dtacrlptlonl SEUNE^. or*lftoJi.’ l!a lh .'b Jl" « U r? k"l«h*n ------bedroomt - ______•|«. Hi T. II S.. R. It E..n.M.. Idaho. sarac*. llO.ltO, b 0. L appralaaL SERVICE;;., ; ; FARMS ■ T . v a i ; TOP NORTIISIOK to acrM. l t enlU. M I vH-"k - WTCiAaa” .Wd'oW'tV'^"'^ “ KARL 0 . FRBBUAN «aud. It wraa paatur*. I!*a>y learn. ilr n , loid, which mar nqulr* Latf* t«.°bi^hol^^ — >*Uon ot all oil and caa d«petlta. MAGIC VALLEY U I t» i A««bd* SouUi >- BK modal^. * ( 1 ^ « * . b ^ w ^ * LorT * Unltad SUIM. Th* t I RE 1-191? AduTla. Ipquir* 3 (ull baHntat, N*» cofr barn. traiw I'O LIICS U REALTY arlM, naebln* th«l. SO dayi peaeea. rtcorda to atecruln U>* nlil*ne* ot a ^lltM n. tion. tU.«00. •xcellenl Uma...... clalcni.. n i^ mar b* mad* 10 ACRES. Fl>* «>InuUa drM nt dla- c ipa l orh la .afth* prlncl„.cipal orhla.afth* ...... ______Uaea ot Twin FalU. 2 bwlroon I .m c"i;,r.n"H t^M"! all/ .at tb* ial* or br nail. Did* (or - BUY AT DISCOUNT bam* attaclMd tarata. Daadr atack ------,parcal natt t>* ..for ^ all Ih* Und* ^ Ip lb* FURNISHED HOUSES w e r k s a ^ a tbal «*at iaitt Ut*^aal^'' CHRISTMAS LIST. ; >ld*r«lI onir If rK«lT*d at Land Ottlc*. nNANCB COMPANY jioi»*. Idaho, :___ prior to t i l t o'clock p«., on Januarrm r r It. igeo. Bid* n iu i b* In Write Box 31>S Almoat «obpM«I. DrUk and (ram* s a .‘i's!s.ss“p.sys.“2 CUNTON IIOTEU OUilL. 4 aparU' a bodroom - 1 bath*. Top Nartbnuk 112.400. Aad^fof only IIM down «a ...... — jffiM tnon»r ord*r«. bank e/o TUnes'Nevs SM uLk' U I^R0Uu7 cicaa. abOT*- nnita. I t alaaplnt rooau faraltbad. draru.-er.caihlti*’ chacka madi |X«aU* »«*. Adalta. le tl ia d A**ai>a Watl TMtv»*raaB«al ‘ ' lb* tlur*au of Land Uanac*ni*ot (or I•'""'i!;'”! •"’•"■'"j pi.i ot ..Id amotinu ot th* bidt. Tb* ap»*lap*a «r*d patio. Lart« (*B)Ur non.. Oaa^ BE A REAL SANTA lUa It b* matknl In th .' |ow*r htt-banil . tncal •_«ai.baat..S<*.lU i.ud aSs. Btf.'*'Publl< Sal* DU. I.AM7I, Sal* pm laU tba (loar pUa. m t i . 'ComplVtaly' la re ith ^ ‘ oeeTT d tiU P.B.. Jan. II, IttO.r Tba klih- laeoo* prop*rty. • .. V “ ""I'i.;'';.': i'/t .v t ""' hldd*r at Ih* tal* will b* r«)t>lnd'M par Imntdlatalr ihi amount th«rmf. Anr Iractlv*. Adulu. ■ 'Siijwr? fi adxrt* clalnanu of th* abota-daacriM 1st Olaas I.. Carpftad.. Apanntnt wunn r«ZMWT, laBadlal* pc 'rWk‘r,*'M «{ land ,ihould flic Ihtir clalma. or obJ**- Rea] Eitat« or *itrm al«*»lai •aatknuMBtknu ■ _ . I, hatamanl. Adul_3 : « v i k S" l. s e r & S S S H s : ' CALL KVKNINCft 0 8 WESXKNDS Phon* RB 1-iOie. «AYB*.WrM CBAZT-^nl i •1««out owatrcIalalBt a p«t*t*ne* rUbt . LOST AND FOUND S r>li>»nd t>ont« (or lb* kldi. JUal nlB* and llSk^SauXSa^'ohrttoif**”^ S i", .Ill not ll*r«(ord b*((*f. Call OA M ill. Jack leod Unaa. wHI couldtr irad* abla to. aaacn lh*ir Br*(*mea rlfhU SERVICE STATION UNFURNISHtp HOUSES : :tot L c a a e • IRRIGAIBD- ‘ IN TWIN FALLS UOUPLKTCLY BOdcrB S>b«lreorB, ot) '" w i LANDS COMPANY— ■»*w -W «;-r Mlh, s s iW -« 6 rS ’.i;5S."f:: llaBdUat Hajor Oil Compuf f n d u u REALT funhtr Inforsatlon, wrlt*i Eut*nr ■ s s ra rs • CaU ,« la # if : OfflraJ . ' R 8 8-5M1 • '“klUhi V., Inottlw I4M tUi At^ u* Xatt. *' *'"• »•«. *. 10. in» BJ. «SV. u. li. ii, o*fc ». 10, J| p a g e THIRTY-FOUR TIMES-NEWS, t w in PALLS, IDAHO

K ris R finM le REAL ESTATE FOK SALE f ARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE W ACItJe fom. " OWN TOUtt o w n BOBlWlSa. U l BnbL •Si.fM. 1 »«ii. J lb« r>BUlt m U i lb* M7B«st. El«e> irl(U u lAUraWd, uOI (or Ulera*- oJii HPw'*5iki.‘*iurr'puBtS'f' •4 midi. OoutABaiBi aem^ » pin. Ir U n u . Am Pboo* BE ot KlmUrlr.______— rAHM tlkuii.uilin ■1, . . ^ 8b«t> tin bcluil'* . MOBILE HOUS8 DUPLtX /»f DI.OMI >M lai* Good 1 MfMta iKua*. tall W n n C . du»I*x. coal alokar, r*ac*d. Uv« atr*am. BEAUTY COUNSELOn BIG SALE I . AHM ClIAin WAY-I»»««rbodi» KRIS KRINGLE'S LUKE'S AGENCY WE w n i . ______KB M ill . Cost P lus 10% 41 DIB* Uk<* u s*u:t narB bnrtr (or iO iharM NorUuld* Ob Bom* UnlU Now nt IN ACRES canal atock. GIFT GUIDE K EN OARPP TRAILEH SALES KIMBERLY HOMES I" NORTH SIDE REALTY Ju»ar «•«dreoii). b*f N«ttb»ld« Board of lUallon- CONTEST AUTO ACCESSORIES B*> laratf. rrlert »«« ST.OM. «*ib.r?f^’^a9*-liill-. NKW LISTING—V«r* leod 'A -ro i S;;* CLYDE BISHOP LBB. FOR CHRISTMAS! ' J) hardwood lloora, t»9 ACRES. Ill ahar*« «al*r, rina 'fu, ' Hubcaps — M l m n — C ui- ...... — i«r. Jfu «*nf* mod*rB t Mkoob) hom*. full'ba**- 1. —jja^»«^pjiaJ4-aert.eCirwn4.. m*Bl coal Blok*r baat. (pod outbuild. —N5riatr4.T)Sri5ICTo-« ' ■|Bt» "aBd"i«r»Mir*0'»er«-Blb«rtaB— : IIKDIIOOM SB C.nt.r SUmT v^ T ' :n*i* bana asd raBch bulldlat*. ThI* Wb*al Qraaa. Ill.fOO with fll.tOO SAVINGS A PLENTY ~^Entw ~N um ! OB corner loL U.004. l*'t«allr baauUful ao4 prl<*d la a*IL down. V*i7 b**lMll with lart* fUld*. On. ot Kltnb«rlr'f bIcmi brkk £'H|jU|NliKll bfll'r'! 8«lt hom... |::.80ll. , MERV JONES. Realty 119 ACRES. II thara* waWr. S room Lowetl Prlcu In TownI I t l UalB W**, BE M 0» bou>* with bath. ST haad T. C, t IlKOItOOW. (ood location.-tUOO. I10.M9 with U.900 dovB. SboM I n lilt Umllr 1 HKUnOOtt with bardwood floor* t«r*d Dutor 1» .r ) .nd (araif. ll.tOO. br«li. Wa,nr Uilln Free Theater Tickets VKIIY COOD Ian* hom* on lart« 1ST Aer*«. 4 mil** (ru> K[mb*tl]f. *9 ECONOMY SHOES orn«r loL III.HO. aham ot wal«-. Out of Io- b own*r HARREL THORNE ICO KlmUrlj ll<»J Uupl.i, clw* In. V*ry food con- Drlve-ln Renllors lines (up to 0) from any other port of the classified section •mloR. In T»fB Kallt. An *ic*ll«n( w e s t of comcr nC.UK LAKES DIAMOND VALUES MOBILE Homes Intnlntnt at lU.HO. I A KILKH. nK S-IHI of the paper to make up a funny lequence. Pasto up the VMIIV UUUO *mtl] hom. Ib ToIb Barrymore District SAVE lines In the most humorous combination possible and mall A m .rlf.B -N .* Moon-Nxbiia tail., I1I..I for coupl* or alntl. or brlns It to the Kris Krlngle Editor, Times«News. Winners l>cr.on. » .1 tO. SHOW PLACE - 25Si to -10% will be announced In th is column dally. CaU fo r y o u f UckeU SALES=SERVICE BUSINESS OPPORTUNTITES bom*. Ea*r l*rm* al tSi.OOO. Uinl on <)uolillot« o( dUmond a t the ClsssUled D e p t, Tlmet«News Office. 6 tJKlT UOTKL «rllb otfle* In >«rr prien in Jorirr (tom tbrauib- iBturrd Towinc far HIro nic. S.b«.|op Pole Lomp. frQm Blocker's GliaCKIIY (iTOUK. S.b*dr»om IMnc eltan hooi* ha. ell furnae* and w at^ ahap*. v*rr Btc* t b*droon> hom*. NO MONEY DOWN TRADER HORN qu.run, 1 : 3.000 Includn (liiur** •oft>n*r. Small d .nil Invtntory. >* on balToci tn.tOO. Popular LP Album from SulKvan'f Muilc TRAILER SALES IP-UNIT mol.] irjik bon* n«B* o«u SCHUBAGH' 6 Month Subscription from The Timet-Newt 1 wulppid cat*. ISJ.tOO, PARMER’S REALTY- BILL COUBEBLY Jcw clD ra G!!. lars* (lildl. U rt 'and ' Kr.nlnst 7*T. OatS-ni. or KK S-:094 MAURICE KLAAS leoo Kimberly Road lUIpb AiHndnip K*b Tatlcrson “I'tniMii far OlineiKU** ' $6.00 Chthet Botkaf from Coin'*, Inc. Irilttin p*r/reL Ha. tall wsur Office Pbone R E 3-3553 rllblt. 3 mwl.fB homn. *rrr lood FOR PROMPT n.chin* iIirI and a>.r.f. out- Cuub*rlr Rm. Phon* RIS S>StlC Sny it with Music bullilinE.. Thl> 1> an .ic.pllontl unit REMOVAL GRAND PRIZE to be given oway Dec. 24. Ptlct to Mil at liOO f«r aera. Car- •ONE YOU DREAM OF A 575 Stereo 15 Record Album from Long'i TV rlM a v.tjr (vod loan. ot Dead and Oselea SULLIVAN’S MUSIC 77 acr** wllb two mo» ROCKERS Ll‘ Altiumi In tb . V.Iirr, ll*ailon. a acr*« b*« allolocBL Frfe* fwf, ra(U f<£ S.UJsJ’oT O f , E atn high Uek . TODAY'S WINNERS! Nnrlhiiil. liralrr fur t eip«rltnct. rtf.ttne*, financt. U TONS allal* IB pit. ±1 D. GOOD THINGS TO EAT~ B u y Tenn# ChrUUBM jhojMOt ■ ~ •• REALTY & INS. »lai*lton. VAII«r...... eW k our /In. SULLIVAN’S - ..u ACJIl:^, Uoodln* vicinity wjib iH ITor AU. m r furallur* BMnur*etur[n« ' xn. «iulpm«nL Writ. Dex :»-K, R S 3-30G3 OA 3-S043 Co Bi puny MUSIC n T1mra.N*wa. WESTERN ' ORPHEUM THEATRE TICKETS FARMS FOR SALE 6a{*l7 OtpotU baitt (or r*nt Mrs. Coy Jo n e i, Roula 1. Jerom e. Id ah o South AUTO SUPPLY Rinp ■nd «hKh our (In* 0 ACnt:.*B drni*d. F«i SADDLE Mil, |: .» waur. Givo Him “SUCCESS” For Christmas! , HEISS INV. CO. ptlcM on oteb.rt"raa'w^liU EA 4-2334 — Jerome All . . . »50 up . rt. Sloeklnn V.A 4.S:tll natic* a(t*r dowB pajntBt. This Christmas ■‘M*irib*r Northild* Hoard of K.allor*" Ali» oil ir m n( rldlnr Sor Uctbln tprrad. I'mk i n S m Cnubtil !»«• H«. 337 ehoshona No.—r e 3-883S MANUFACTURING EttBlaiti . JUMCUAUL ______> 8 h lrU - T le i —Shoes COMPANY , Cood 49 AcrM. will trad* ea 10. for .al*. h T i —B c » ' Department XERNELL ANOEItSON-RE S.7U1 >*r, Fil*r. I.t p: 3S5 Snd Avenue South K. P. AM. DA «.«»». A**nui W**L Tkm U U_. —LvUu' Doputment F. R. MANN PAUL rOIWBEXrER __DA *.<771 t>n. or Martar*ftPftlk»».lin. Doo o o r r ...... — n e s.8eoi q|i KAt.K — 1QQ bu>B*li barl*r and LAYAWAY Drive Out and North Uncotn Thon* KA t- » » wbtal mU. rhon* TU *-1TSa. Elsitr JtroRit, Idaho MOT WEUDEB OP UULTIPUC ROPERS ' ' A SAVE Ullhlnn ImM Halt BnlDi Wo Now Ilandlo rbon* KA 4-MU Thon. EA MIM CHEVROLET On.All-.^- HOTPOINT OWNER TRANSFERRED GE BETTER BUY In(. nolata** mUInt. rbono ] MtkB This An A new 1S60 Ohcvrolet-the APPLIANCES Hoffman TV and Stereo one car that's all new all Tbli ICO Aem Hihl bow. two bed. Fatm For Sal*i Idral rur*br*d Srt- ('ult tiAL»>l«o a«na (l*ld paatur* (or|c APPLIANCE APPLIANCES room ni<>]«rn hom*. cood oulbulld- Up. Almo.t a full S*«ilon. ItO Acm hor*n, ealti* or tht*p. Call GA S orGA S'MIS, over again—Is the finest and L*nnax lUitlKK Koulpmcnt In Hood. FInt. Illow Band. S09 Aer*t CHRISTMAS Furniture-^ loeaird rlib* on**pIac*J*Eic.*ltnl*l" Unil*r Itocli. W*«d(. and DIowouU. WAl5TCI>~T0“ !)Ur. liar. AI.o most welcome Christmas ration, only K mlir. from J.rom.. 60 Acrt* Alkali Pa.lur*. No unlllbllr With Wonderful your family could g tt. We'll Cnrpctin? Kobltr and Amrrlcan>SUniIinI tumbl* w*«lt alone * deliver C hristm as day. tool riumblni HOTPOINT Easy Credit Terms Farm aee«a.abl* f n n 'j dlmtlo'ni'.' - you own bilUopUr or aurplut Unk. GLEN G. JENKINS PATZ JEROME All llllaki* (round h!«blr producll**. PLUMBING * HEATING •a.r to waUr. Irrlitltd if «»avltr. From •• WALKER’S IV;, alop*. iLaat r*ar tbli farm CHEVROLET Jerom e p v 4-2381 Real E state Service mak* n* an otftr. Tho 4S3 M ain East “Whero Scrvlc* Com« Klrtl“ produe«d t*cord bmblnf crap* of (On oM liuhwar ts Twin Kallt) cockl*bur*. Tumbl* w**di. Canadian A. L«q OlMft. Jtrome. B llli’S Ttilitl* and Mornlni dorr with HOTPOINT HOUSE nion ll.ijV*’*"’"* Mann Nlfbtahad* on I'Uil Window*). Vtrr LIVESTOCK & POULTRY r*w othrr noifou. wt^,, Smalf cul- PAnAKEfrre. Free 8uiU Storace ' up fl*ld. b*ntfll (or bur*r who own* hom*. 11.00 MnRlc Valley's p H*». 7______The Advantage o£ DonH'MlS8"TI»8 OnT i Hcadqunrtcr.U) «rand cbaapM* Trailer Living Y*arlr I*axB«oU. pound Cblhuabua alud arnlc*. b* loUllly . Comiw«lnN. . No >.nt M arine Supplies nf loud oulbulldlnif. ilotl .11 •'*«!»] niK • Vtr7 llttl* boutfkr#plns • lo hair anil im.turr, II3.D00. Will U...... U puppi**. Om >> ..MUlKul Intarlori. Pnlintd for Tht law for 10A0 «|I1 rrQiilr* Ihit tak* <0 or *0 In J.rom*. WtndtlU or ...... (*malM JIO.OO. HH Cf— l.ouJImr »rr» J» tnilf. K E Y REALTY on S-778S. Durlrr. LiBhU o« >nil I ACIIKS, r Rmxllnf. : >U ZENITH TROLLEY ((■>1 l..rn. 40 Aeti Tuin Falb Dial RE 3-B131 ------jprin«*r cot** and ...... ItniUOrMi a— .....-- ■ I.lf* l’rr»cr»rr» (ix b*l(«r». AIM tpprortd fr*«h e«<»* aad lb*** PoMBtUI champ*. Z> TRAILER SALES Kir* KxtlnzuliWft turt. balane* hay h*if*r* with iuanol**d milk walfbu Cbrljtma* ilfta. I*tr a f ^ Cki — RAOIOtl i:t.OOO, «lll Uk* 41 ID In l>.dt. In tBiall amounta l( dnlrad. Surplus Sales 383 Addison W est, r E 3-4739 Wantad u bur tew. .nd b*l(*ra for WHY NOT FOR t ACRF-S xljolnlnr CooiIIb*. V.r/ California. Call Hap Rufhta. Pboa* Stt Colli* pupplts »am« bMla. 1«U fl — rresPo^^Nia-; . 311 Main Avenue West ils.a.-(p.B k Clo»d Sundir* nic* fullr nMXIcrn > b«lniDr OtlW), tOI UUi Str**i. Qabl. Idaho. b*tlr fioad. CHRISTMAS? Eooil barn and torraU. lll.MO wiUi LAYAWAY NOW io r (loan. CHRISTMAS BUD & MARKS 144 2n d stre e t East IVERSON REALTY BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL tiB. Idaho CAIN'S. Inc. ICE SKATES! JOHNIE BOYD AUTO SALES ^ For ANYTJtI.NO In- 0 ACnES 1 tnll* from lUultea ob U8ED CARS or TRUCKS U I t ’s S o rv ic o DIRECTORY '• Bur Your C»r— 8«ll Your C ir- A New or Used Car HOW ABOUT A NEW T n d . or Cub VALLEY 6os» You'll Always O et A »> ACnPj n*ar lUittlon. i n abar** MERCURY MOTOR No Down PAi-ments «.l*r. 7 aer* b**l*. S tedroom mod* NEED AN EXPERT? SPORTING GOODS g o o d •rjlhomOow dowB parm*ni. S34.000. FOR CHRISTMAS? Phone RE 3-301)0 DEAL 338 Mam North H E 3-4040 AU MeretiuicUM 6iS M ain £n.U IN ALL WAYS One of These Can H e Ip u I DISCOUNTED . At A G. HOLLAND Tot inventory It. iir< u iu . ri CARLESON'S 101 lll(h>l*w Lan*. T m il *1 COMPLETE Aluminum Prod. KA 4 I. J*rom*. rhon* UK S-«m. PONTIAC-CADILLAC ■ • PLVMbimi ANU tjt. ACCESSOniES ELECTRONIC SERVICE A. G. Holland KE Wndtll OMC TRUCKS lim Jaekton KK W«ndou— • UlCICLE SAL£i> & S£«Vour tm ix II Crci*fr. im »-i»m. 4ti UaiB 1 Nrr *nd Utnl T.V.'i w U a ; A f«mll7 «r11 lukw of c MOTOROLA ».td, B r«Ilfluu> »rn.| trutk rndlm M ACIIia. S UlLFJ NORniWEST OF JKKOMfL Co.»l «>ll. 71 *bar*. ^*VottL^"' Dlek'a « Nur^btl.l* canaj w.lrr plui ».room 8»«Ib1 tvtelnc «rpnlnlmrnia WILLS fram* h«u>*, clndrr hlnrk lurn. (tan. LONG’S TV irour dw t ar< too full. arr. Comulrt*ly (.nctd. rtlc»-i:4,. “The Hiiis of Idaho” USED CARS COO wllb *a.r »*rm>. 8«afc BBd Tru«t niJi. ni: t-isi: 1i:>ACRC DAIRY FAIIU CLOSE TO i Comp.unt~. _ __ KEISKRENGEL JKKOME. IIS acrncuUhattd. Nonb. *-1114 or RE M941. tid* canal watrr—4>r**r.«ld.: S.b*d- *. CEMENT WORK ^ ^ 8*^1^" KMhtri ‘w ' Arc Tops in rwim honif—CIndtr blnck iqjik barn ABrthing IB coBorit*. R QUALITY a n d CONDITION -l.-fln * thcli,^ S, Itri* (hickcn LAYAWAY NOW > CERAMICS. PUS. FLOWEnS ^Wbpt- wlTea love-bett...... FOR C HR lSTaU Si ■ Give'3Tom-a—7 . and STOPI —Wb&t hutbeods go for Liv i n g libojfsET' Lone Cedar Chests GIVE THE BEST- > PHY CLEANING S m W Q YOUR BUSINESS .W b a t chlldrtn like This Cliristmas at e% on th* batanc*. MrtUa. Phopa aa »•»***• —^ In » TF i.Fvm iO N SEBViCI:, Oom pleu bouHWMTs, U ic h . $39.95 CASTLB. 135 Seta from w hich lo . WE ADVISE an' tppUance*. brnmwue. choose ineludlnB 3s section- CUSTOMER Mo'fL Zil|^wUh"oo rp ‘.'M m " Vr*r^ toeiM, t«y depertmeBi — a FREE! ftU SATISFACTION BU>I bulldlnsi, Incluillns TO ADVERTISE ' • infullofiurprlM *.—-•* Frcnch Poodle Make Days BrlBhlcr Slop and Cheek Our Fine c lU l/ir at BLACKER-S ^ r fo ri BWBUi tMta roB obu' n i l KEENGEL’S ' E X C A V A llC N Wa'II Breirld* (at bo ailra coal) ■ BLACKER’S ' “SELECT" CARS baadlBf to m roar bualB«Ml HDWE. TATE FURN. KEY REALTY' • FLUOR SANUINU Appliance £t Furniture Truck L an e West. RE S-iaCi >;< Bhnibon* .S|r**l U’*.t m .l IIL t-IIU ~ll»id*r Fro* **timai** R e 'S PHONE RE 3-0931 tfunil.ra and Kvrnlnft Dial IIK S.»:«-D lek Hill TIMES-NEWS, TWINTALLS, IDAHO .PAGE THIRTY-FIVB

Market Place o n ^ of MOP YOUR Magic Valley f t RE. 3 -0 9 3 1 WEEK-END AUTOS FOR SALE SPECIAL! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE TRUCKS AND TRAILERS AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR . SALE AUTOS FOR SALE J T t tEtUTKIc 'r,.M l.f: « UK .1 ■57 OHKYSLER , CIIKVIUll.CT '4 ton. Ileautlful IT W ILL PAY YOU tlnl.li, l-..r>el equipped enBlne. i 4-Door Sedan WEEK-END •er ateerlni • power brake* - s' SPECIAL! TO SEE US iiuni I ceper. SPECIAL SERVICES Verr Ui^l endne. (air t fafBUura on down ’58 FORD . . .$1699 balanea. ln«ulr« at : V-B 4-Door Sedan 2 . K O PPgi CO- is m c UDki c]«4n«d and r«v a D or P- -• ■ - na>llo. heater. Fordoniilll SPECIAL M urphy's Used Cars CMitael. 4Bd driln (l.lili drnsi 813 Main South—Eaet S-PoUitt — a a r c t l f OR IK A U b -1938 m * . nE‘£»»«. ****"* E r 8rubSi."’iuS(i.w“‘"id. Low. Low Price , C-A-R-L-E-S-O-N’-S SHARPEST BBPTIO TANKS *n<) M«.r liBN el IIU 7-MT». Opel Sedan BBd lmiall.4 W»rli (u»r*BtMd. MR.hl* relM. :Uken'* RDUxllaaut 91699 CARS llcnttT, Clock. DECEMBER B««*r S.rvlec DA *^710. nier' «i SE E THE NE\V RK MHl.______•»l DUCKINCHAM Tll.MI.KR Cu-Mom T rlin Mur|)hy’s Uacd Cnrs IN TOWN! B A R G A I N S . RADIO AND MUSIC 812 Main 8outh-EM t B.polntt .. NO wi^^KTmisiiuuHK : SIMPSON 5 Vimn ValrI.ne * W Victoria. See the New 1960 Lark S3"“ *' ^tio««. 8«« It I'.mrr •tr’rint enJ hrain. V-X guuon. W«‘ AdJUon. MOBILE HOMES ri„',li.r, Onl> 3.00Q milM. LIKE ?I7oO Convertible RUP&nT. IDAHO SENSATIONAL DOWN PAYMENT ^r;m»TiNS goo°> SELECTION REQUIRED! NOW ON DISPLAY I . 'Cfiht—Itiitruiiw BROWNING rivoR* KA 4>»6t. ------^ T C K U P S ^ Vl-:it\- CUKA.1 , AUTO CO. n ‘- or , r « !.....« «C FREE TURKEY "!S : i a ’ ; ItJI rORD lonr whecIUir. pickup. 1»( V'OIID »-iTi. V.R enifliie, riilli*. healer ■iBe. radio and heeltr. .SVw an' lUiiclaril IriniinlMlon. lied t e r r i f i c ax.1 Hhjle rh»n» nK i - a ii. l«SO rONTIAC i'donr _Llli.tlU o. M buTlTlJk.* LOW PRICES 1«S l-lli;vil(11.l7r C o n v e r llh le IM7 DODOK v .| \i ton. II»Itr and ItSI MEItCUnV «Mlo.ir Mo. I'.VjCir. "jl'l tSii« a*i^ ibV55jl ‘ MURPHY’S j»i: cJiKvjjown* «-Joor tn :i JOHNIE BOYD y o u r e e USED CARS U3< CIIKV Sport Couit l.tlt.O: Uo. AUTO SAI.I2S ggELUNEOUS FOR SALE ' " 813 M ain Avehu6 South For ANri*HlNO in— FURNITURE & APPLIANCE I t i t CHEV llelAlr 4-door H«.l: Jlo. 19» CIIKYSLKR WiBdMr 4 . door. MCAItUY MOTOR CO. USED CAKS or TRUCKS I8tt CIIKVIIOI.ET DelAIr t . door ALL CARS GUARANTEED -^T^*^aiKAl'-WlilU itwlnr »*• 0J5 M ain S outh - Tp,-ln Pnlla we Buy Your Ciir- '^Sr o l l KB »••««=______- CIIKVKOLVrr IlelAlr « • dnnr Sell Your Car— KItecrle. <41 M.ln H WEEK-END llar.U<.n. lla.Ho. h e a t e r and TrndB or Cash 2-lSSJ U ICB plekupi cTT,»Kii 8U«:» wartlw. ** “ A LL NEW HALOUSKA tHi«rr-pac V-l enslna I. lU. 8 T i f K , 196ff MARS SPECIAL! Some MAKE US AN O FFER! WAMTKU; AUTO SALES No Down Payments '60 JIERCUBY tATlT.m^,*! belh. ClerOTtorr truni with u.iiiri :s> 2nd Avenue Eail Iir t.till V-6 4-Door Sedan (Ju>t We. 1 ot New Clly llall) 645 Mnin Enat . SPAETH acouillcat eelUnie, •larm wiminot. Phone RE 3-aooO doubl. IniulatloB, delgi. (urnlluii. ntilla. Jirecer, antomacfc tranfalxrog MOTOR CO. It*. New - U'a Diff.r.nl lEtfOductojy Price RICE LEE PONTIAC 130 South Lincoln Jerom e ^a"^riitorrton;i"nr. m4cl)lnf. csbln< O nly M^SS, Phone EA 4-4334 AUo DOLES-AERO and ZENITH > rAnil.(.AC CflDpe PfVIIIe. 3 '69 PONTIACS LEFTI I is*a.«c«i •>««. ■ CHEVROLET Open eteBln« and Sunday by I l»au> EuL Twin ipot llcbu and aU the BIG DISCOUNTS MAGIC VALLEY M urphy’s Used Cars e*|Uliiinent Dill Clbaon-^[l^"rboBa SA 44I7S .« KIAT (00 :.door. Only 7.000 vlcu 4Mloor hard! I . MOBILE HOMES 812 M ain S o u th -E a s t S.Polnts MAGIC VALLEY'S U iiw end th.Ir.. » ,00— 701 S outh Shoshone sircec ...... S, JjnW liu iBliluW wWl» Foa.S*' Closed Gundnys TRADING DEALER UIKCOU.NTI F abulous' 19SI S-UNTIAC Chleflaln 4.d6«r Se- GORE’S Italian 19S7 FORD llanch Wa»on. Il.dic two-tone paint. HEAL 8IIAK1' 1911 PONTIAC ChLflaln KOIIO rlckup. V-l encino 1917 POHTIAO Superchlat 4-di>or. CooverUble . Very clean I ^ N E HUHDKI IN 1057 BUIOK tl8 0 6 «lih rilvt And I. We buy and irll eirerrlhln 3-Door 19tl PONTIAC 4n]oor. LIKE NCVy St^lal tik>or IhaiUop. nadio, beat, rt.-ll. tlt.lW ♦! ;llan. K«Bn)r Uoon. formi 4-Uoor . Tbeee ean are A1.L oaa owner lUar. er. automatic traBtnlwlon. A«1 CON­ USED CARS wh7uw.^f*\” «.‘TxcriiP^ros^ Y OUREE anteed car*. Den't buy antll you bava DITION i. tln it t* iMd. I’bon. H (i6nh — sr* I'hlleo, cOBioli - 6 3 MUes P er O i^ o a - ALLY CL(;AN ______11791 eem Ihet. cara. -- s r W-llBBliou.. for.. Phone EA 4-3S37—Jerom e, Ida. ... vtlBt. Will acfept (Iral m t Da Solo Ilanllop. Air con Coapleto ran* and SertU* 1 I» CHRYSLER 4.doer New Yorker MdTOR CO. e tln I .. UOO.OO. On. Idaho r.lli Uanlnc Deluie. Kadlo. healer. Mwer Ask for Dean E arl 1955 FORD $1246 M b h>n'l»r *«<< u'wtluit. IK mlln ------tn.tO. Apartment Wn- IDS* Uercury SUllon Wamn. Clean elMrlnr. power brakn. efectrle CSS M ain SouUl RE 3-6811 Your new and saed car aaleemia Country Sedan. Tbunderblrd V-S Unibeuae rtrrlgrrator tUi.OO. Cold> ig » Mercury llanllnp. Cm] BOB REESE wlndowe anti ee.U Mon. palm. Lot located acroea (rom tbe Court line, radio, beaur and everdclra — • r.frl«rator ISB.OO. Frigldalte n<-w whilewall Urea. Luw tnll» Uoui. OB .North U booIb C»"l "lE''W* IJK.OO. CK waih.r laE.OO. Ua^ OI.IJ ••»»“ }Ur.Uop. > oll MOTOR CO. t f . N i c s ------iij»; Sharp 1954 OLDSMOBILE $945 19S] Knrd V-t lUnch WaioB. 0>ir- l » l nUICK 4*d«>r Super, hadlo. SCO Block 2od Avenue South heaUr. Dynaflow drive, power Super M 4-door. Radio, fae««ar, auto- / auV*! rloK. pow.r brakee. Mone STATION WAGONS And SAVE SAVE PICKUPS NOVEMBER $695 EoiiT »>*«lr Drlinun m r «*n>«7. IOt> CUC V^UB. 4-ip»d HARDTOPS IH l Studebaker «i. Commander SPECIALS...... ■’ .WHERE YOUR DOLLARS Krwt.ri ILrdirtf. iBolor. Overdtlva ^ pi^nl. tinted^ «law. Motor conw HAVE MORE CENTS I ItSO Chevrolet '.4-lon DAtonn rtntKtTURi 1957 DODGE ?1895 W E HAVE ’EMI NASH . $6451953 M911 PLYUOUTK V.| 4xloor 1£»T tI4> Dod(a %.tOB jMw.r braka*. radio and better. One dio. beaur, hrdramatla trant- Ambauaaor Jltrdlop Conpa. tUdlo. TRUCKS AND TRAILERS mlaalon. S-Upo. palnl. tint*! Check these before l«H PONTIAC 4-dnor beater, automatic tranaatlealOB. A-1 illulifalulK rliMl> 1 kp,, ltt« n«», l»t7 roriD v .| *-.lour pickup. 8m LonnU. You Buy ______Itoad, nr«r.______and TRUCKS 1056 PLYMOUTH ¥1195- MSI TLYMOUTIt Station W aiOB. }M7 PONTIAC V-4 4-tloor 1953BUICK 4-door $645 Radio, b a a to r. tinted ilaii. 19S9 Cbevrolet Mcb. SIlAni* GOOD TIRES 19M MKRCURY »-{>aaaatiier SUUon «il* fo«n, rat nllov ceckuU Imsth ” S|Ac tt?i }»« InURiatlonal. S-ipeed, S-ipced. STATION WAGONS Waprn • Local low mlleaca truck Both tiu a nr. MIII, ^ u r 6 o'ctoek. ncKor. orr.r. rbm . EA 'i*410(. }9II DODGE V.S t-door « aVIntk. Jernf- llt l Cbavrolet S-epeed. Nearir new 1955 FORD $995 1951 PLYMOUTH. $246 l,C0NrU8KU tbnit (w ttM l Yoa ctB‘( mour. Oood llree, grain M . yalrlane Club Coupe. Aulomalle. n - J il l FORD V.| 4-door Orasbrook Inteor, Radio aad iMtar ■. . -----j CtBltt» CvBUr*! m i CIIKVKULKTT U «-epMd tnni^ Eicepllonallr (ood 1M7 BTUDEDAKBS S-doer mlMtsn. Ke« paln^ __— ,IS" tirei, SHAIU’.**'’ » U rLYUOim t 4 . door Daleeder* •— t^A Avenue V ^t. .tu r Waton. lladlo, heater, power m i DUICK SPECIAL Uardtop •learlntf and V-l enilna - I H H tkr or uriiualc.. Iiq. WK W iU TAKB I ...... - ...... 1954 CHEVROLET 5G95 n i l OUlCK Bnpar JUnltop ' . CombliiiiloB (iblnn radl^fheiiDi 4S>toat 10 wide Naihua. rbone V TWIN FALLS Elld. UaBjmlulea. beater, power at««riB« and pow JH SALE IMt isMRiatianat httrr EQUIPMENT CO. 1M4 01O8U0DILZ *9S** tttriUp .Tn-OT...... •luUr H u n pick up. Ho dowa paymtnU 1954 FORD ?995 tlraa. LoU ot airvlca letu.t 191' IN ^ R O M E ■I* WhJ*Im« dolltn trr- JIT^foulh tincoln bet»Mn I ind ». Truck Lane West ]K I PLYUOUTIt i - door Cuitom 1911 OADILLAO *-»** 4-door Isrtrlor »iuJp. auilon Wa*on »-pa»aenief. One own­ 19(0 CItrVnOLET S Ton. 4-ipMd. Suburban. V«S enilBe. Torguo* er. radio, heater, yordomallc. Mone Good Urea ...... 199 n i u tranemluloB, radio, healer South Lincoln lUCKlMCUAH. 8uw »»n. riMtweod. paint, new tlree. R E 3-4420 and power alCerlnf Many More to choose Prom . Opea Suaday* bb4 Benlan tO I . nstrU lb© .-.______burt .M teixit price.. Will tra d e d ' •B«ilBf. C«ae to Ibe “D«rtilB Spot 1952.BUICK $295 . USED CAR LOT ‘■“ s;;fK SLs.-..rv..7^'" '. Cars — Trucks — Pickups '7 ' ."®?i7 * *»“•« «tid of Idibo.’* iBUnnosnUla Trailer Die* AUTOS FOR SALE Moor SpeeUI. Iladle, bnter aad ■Ina and powar-fllda tranirol^ trlbulBi Co., H a ll. ««at of B«;IIaI Oynarlow. Ct^tlAN. On South Lincoln . Jerome on Hl«6ww « . US W « l ''f^oldir'tar. Ca * Come In and Make GLEN G. JEN K IN S Open *tll 7 pjn. sur Ult nnm eur lurebtr aap- , HARDTOPS YOUR OWN DEAL 1959 LINCOLN The BEST time of .the ,1.006*-/ n«ib. RMsib. ttO per tbouaiidtbauaai] Prem iere 4-door O m TnAlLEJt SALES . Thif Sream ear le /ullr powered anj y a a to buy a good W AddhoB Wf,t haa (aclory Air Condltlonlni. Ileautl. F WYLLTE’S ..... (ul Oeavlll. Yellow and Glacier WhlU HOB. finlib. GwBrt by a local O TWIN FALLS MOTOR CO. Used Car Is. MOBILE HOME Ilia CADILL.AU iedati OeVIIJe. like R . On ^ c k Lane ■ NOW! REPAIRS AND SAVSBUNDREDS ot DOLLARS TRADE-INS J>» OODCe tdoor Royal Ilarduip. REPOSSESSED SERVICE Kadlo. healer, V*S enilne, pow 8m Nutty NoribruT or Wlady Ulllar Ouaranleed Throughout 1954 Plymouth Come down to th e OE P*Hj. aBppIlM, heiUn, beat Upa, Delved.r. Fordor Barrel tUBde. oerrthlnt tor c«a>> _Corral arid we’U ahow. (orUbte cold waatbir meblU UtIb(. THEISEN Motors 1958 Chevrolet . IIH PONTIAO S . door. Su'rthUt WILLS you why. • vs Fordor. Uardtop. Radio, bealer. Ilydra- TRADER HORN'S Taken in Trade matla traaasiluloB, I new tIrM Hera are 'some at tba batter • Phone RE S-91S2 —...... * n i l NOVEMBER Tor one of our sew houee., a TRAILER SALES 701 Main East 1911 CUEVaOLET BtWftys* «-daer ■ Addlwa West Twin Falls 1909 FORD Benchero power-tUU tnnuilialoB ._ tl» S CLEARANCE' S«laB.. y mMer.- aUi^ar4 g if t s f o r s c o u t s ~Leok at «bal rev ktr* !• par b*> far* n a bay- SALE ‘ 1H7 «.Y ilOiOUTH tm i Savsr 4bT4 eyUBder. .ooablBatlm Baapaea. all ataal Phono RZ 3.B3T0 D esired wltb tbe wbola 1964 Mercury — T W 0 b«t. It b a a - la i ra U ^ asd Ifa I door Bard^lap. DODOB I Ton with diula and ISU PACKARD 4M] driT* . ■ * BSE^AT WE'RE‘FRIENDLY . Um «u« lln t. Cf>' b^ tlBaBMiI. 1958DeSoto ' '.liberal niasce Plan 1111 nratsMATiOHAi.: • LEO RICE Virerfor. ANKER C m a Za—Look Around w e s t e r n ' MOTOR CO. ScwlnellactilaeCa., U-N-I-O-N BOB^RE^ISE GLE^G.JEI^S USEDiGJAB'DEPTa- • May' B ectric EQUIPMENT, CO. M-O-T-O-E-S^ MOTOR CO. '3 0 4th'^ATSlUB WHt;.. . «lM»ln-Av^.aui CHEVROLET I » ToJil Odohuii. Iduio “ T-W..O: A-1 MO B loek and ATOiu* s o u th . Fhoaa WS 4'47»' THtmSDAY, DECEMBER j, ^ S "!'PAGE ramir.OTC TIMES-NEWS, TWIN PALLS, IDAHO Chompionshjp COLLEGE All conference champions, brought to Twin Foils by your Bengal Gridiron Club and Co-sponsored by Your Magic Valley IGA Stores for one big, exciting gome! Texas Western vs. Idaho State Preliminary Game, Idaho State Freshman and Magic Volley Christian (Albion) '

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