Traffic Deaths M agic V alley Idoho * F in al * • I960...... 37. ..196 . ,1 5 6 1 ...... « ...... ,-2 1 5 E dition The Magic Valley Newspaper Dedicated to Serving and PromolinR the Growth of Nine Irrigated Idaho Counties

195 ” T W I ^ F A L L sT idT h ^ F R I D A Y , oHWEir277l561^ . - ■ Saturn Flies High U. s . , Red Tanks U. S. Takes First Face Each Other Steps to Moon as At BCTlin Border Saturn Launched . BERLIN. Oct. 27 (U PI)—Amerii’an and Snvift tanks rolled up to opposite .tides CAPE CANAX’ERAL. Oct, 27 (U Pl)—The United Slates .sucCos.ifullv launched of the Berlin border today, and the U. S. Karrisnii was pul. oti the alert. The armv the miRhtie.st rocket ever buiit in America and pcrhiips the world tochiy and sent alert lasted two hours and I!.*) minutes. It .^started at TiilO p.m. (12:10 p.m. EDT) It on an eiKht-miiuite maiden fliKht out over the At!i\Hl\c. U nmvketl one of the big- and "ended al 7;45-p.m. (2Mr> p.m. EDT). Shnrtly aflcr '6 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT), Rest steps this natioir has yet taken toward the coiujiie.'«t of space and came at a tim e three Soviet T-54 tanks were pni.sod on the ea.sl, .•»ide of the border, facing four when East-W est relations over Berlin are laced with tension. The rocket launched American M-58 Patton ^------to d a y w as a 460-ton space------' ’ tanks 500 yards away on age colossus named Saturn the other side. — a giant space machine * The armor conlronlAtlon cnmc Northwest U.S. Is lller U. S. rfffitjj troops cscoricd that stands as tall as a 56- Y ou’ll Read A bout IB Amerlcan-llccnsed car on « story building and Is tlckcicd in thfce-mlrjute trip Inlo Ea.-it Ber- carry teams of astronauts on Target for Fallout rcundtrlps tn the moon by (he llj for the third stralRht dny. cnrt of the decade. V Novel Pet Sunday The American Berlin Rarrison WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (/P)—The jet air stream 'that Rlcrlcd at 5:10 p.m. (12:10 It was launched on l(s maiden They're fuunlej than pcopla pjn. EDT), and <5 nilnutM Inter may be bearing radioactive debris from the Soviet Un- flight nt 11:06 a.m. EOT and rose and one Magic Valley family has « West Berlin policc source r.ald ion.’.i superbomb explosion of^Iaat Monday appeared to- from the sands of this n’lsslle found they can be fine pew. tbe communlsC police unnounccd d a y to be headed into a rainy area of the U. S. North­ te.it ccnier fti a blinding burst you'll read all about It In the of flame and smoke. Tlmes-News Sunday Feature sec­ Uie lone crossing poliil between west. A weather bureau spokesman said the amount of Ihe Ea-it and West portloiw ot Defense department experts tion. the city was dosed “uiilll thlii radioactivity wouldn’t be much higher than that' after Mild the Saturn Is po^ibly twice If you're Interested In squares, Uilntr 1* clearcd up." other big Soviet nuclear tests. The weather bureau ad­ as powerful o.i roekeU now being you won't want to miss another But soon a/terw ards^n Amrr- mitted that the suspccted fallout cloud would cross the ased by the , article scheduled for the Sunday ]an military police car drove coast over W ashington and Bart Slattery, of the federal I"eaturo Sfection, Uirough thfc communist check­ spa£e agcncy's Information of­ Other items of Interest will in­ point at the Prlcdrlcli.siras.se Oregon Saturday morninR. fice, said sclejitlsts considered DependipiTupon wind shifts volve a community's efforts to crcBsinj- It went Into East Bei'- Former Aide the flight a success after the keep % leading cUlten. * plcXura Un and came out »BBln,ivilhoul the width of the cloud rocket haa been airborne for memorisi, efforts to re-estsbllsh iKflcuUy. eyewUncsses «ald. iUeif, the cloud might aU-H) reach about one minute. At that point, salmon run and a chicken thief. Witncsiies said Ihc communlKU Convicted on northern Cnlifornla and Nevada, the Saturn successfully passed You'll find all these top stories ' ..{hen barred other wcjitern vehl- and on the northern edge might the point where aerodynamic in your Sunday Feature Section (lu. Weroceed over jpld- range In tbs fln t teat ol the liw A e e la r al Cape CaaaTeial., acheduled. " - • th&. mountains, be^U8e,^a:( Jutr foMb'd'8caA«arKimty (AP wltephoto) . Vv the storm. ■ '• Set- mlnu^trip lnto^^|^efljn.J)r Canada and * part or southern This added up to glowlal __ __. space.-«n apectaculkr..andby co- All h o ^ , tents and equip­ 'We do n t think the T evds'of Inddence it came at a Ume the m ent already In the a m were n ^ . ' j i ’ln other - / brought out this morning and It •fin tSA five umoreet , . . ndioacUvitr will be significantly Communist party congress was RZUEBILY) OM el carriers were reported in the contanded that higher iit;th e Northwest than meetlnc In Hoecow. In the past was believed by tb« sheriff's of­ the ex-diplomat gave onlr tri* Snow, Rain Strike fice th at everyone who had beeu fifth district.( they bar* been after other ma­ Soviets'have tried to Ume their Amertaaa LeH-^ .— ning informaUCRV to pratect h\a jor Soviet bomb tests" MachU major space feats 0 coincide involved in the search is now out 32-year-old. P o l U h mUtroM, said. with Important political eon> ot the mountains. wULbe held eulday aftenwoa Ursatia Dlscher, from being For M agic Valley claves. Golden Harper. Oakley mar­ and evening In tha L e tta haQ West Nations forced Into a P o l i s h imny . « « » « shal, was dispersing crews of here. > 'r' • ) • brothel. , HAILEY, Oct. 27—Heavy, wet snow fell all Thursday searchers as they came to Oak­ Austin U atbenv^ Xdem fifth . Tha>^Jury, which was locked Solon Scores night in the Wood river valley and It was still snowing ley. dlstrlet- commander^ will euxhict Halt Nuclear up In the courthouse during most hard at mid-moriiing Friday from Ketchum north. Rocket Shot Bdwln Woods, manager of the the Leficn sesiioas andiMts. of the 3'.i week trial, affirmed Twin Falla airport, said Friday Ivan C. Johnson, T w in. Falls, is its verdict when It was palled Measure for South of Timmerman hill rain was reported. Through­ morning th at tS -mea-hftd t>een distriet-auxUlanr-ptaaltofc-;-! Test a t the request of ih s defense out the rest of Magic Valley, rain stopped farm ers in Hikes Hopes dispatched from the Mountain ReglstraUon will begla »t 3:30 X W irn) NATIONS, N.Y., Oct. attorney. Fire Danger their late harvest work. There were three inches of Home airbase to help with the . m. w ith business meetings ot » un—Western etrateBiatA today Scarbeck specifically w u eon- anow on the ground at Hailey this morning, but the search since It was planned to .D th groupe to convene a t a'p.'ih. haded off an Aslan - African vloted o( divulging tnfonnatton BOISE.Oct. 37 fljro-.Sen. Henry ■Of Officials continue efforts Friday. A collee hour Is slated lor ft p. ih. more to get quick U.N. action on today the contro­ moisture had turned into a drizzle by nodn"^ Ketchum Civil air pi^trot vehicles already In a secret analysis of Pollsh- WASraNOTON. Oct. 27, t with a smorgasbord to be held at tn sppeal for a voluntary mora­ American relations written by versial'^llderneu bill could had four inches and at the in. the area were having trouble 7 p. m. in the Town House. torium on ail nuclear bomb test- suit tn potential sacrifices to the North fork store, seven The American project to put getting out this morning, Woods U. S. Ambassador Jacob ~ on the moon today suddenly said, and there was an uncon­ Principal speaker will be Rui- lni. Beam. g i K t forest fires. U. s. Behind miles north, Mrs. Jack sell Short, Uatoom, depahffloit Hie general auembly's political -.iPidaho Republican made seemed more certsln of success firmed report the heavy snowfall He aLio was found guilty of Reinsch reported s ix inches than ever before. had closed the Rock creek road commander. Other 4ep«rtmeht committee first voted 44 - 23 In revealing confidential material the remark after receiving a let­ officers ei^Mted to attend are favor of an Ethiopian motion to ter from the chief of the U.S. In Weapons, on the ground. A few seconds after 11:06 a.m. and vehicles were having to contained In an embassy sum­ A foot of new snow has fallen leave via Oakley. Lou Babb. Botw. adjuUnt, and end Ita debate temporarily mary of events within Poland forest service. Chief Forester UjS< space officials sitting before Mrs. Christine Brown, Kellogg, vote immediately for a 8lx- Richard McArdle said llres have 1 Oalena summit and state TV seU hers broke Into a sV Three Twin Falls men, Uoifel n»tion moratorium appeal. Twen­ and a secret estimate of Polish Soviet Avers highway crews had plowed high­ dued bsbble. Dean, M. E. shotwell and Don­ state auxiliary preddent. military might, been attacked more quickly and ty-nine countries abstained. costs have been kept down under , Oct. 23 » —Premier way ea twice this morning, ac­ ”0 0 . boy, go," ons breathed. ald Masoner, searched the area The fifth dlstriet Includes posts The then pro- average conditions with road ac- Khrushchev asserted today the cording to Ed Schlerholz, who At Cape Canaveral. Fla., I by air Thursday afternoon. The a t Oakley, Burley, Paul, Bupert, pOMd to the \01-naUon commlt- western powein are ' with Charles Tucker, op^rsti first flight version ot the huge group used a walkie-talkie unit H aulton, Xden, Kimberly, Twin t«« that a vote also be taken at GOP Official Berlin at a time when Galena store. borrowed from the Twin Falls FalU, Filer aod Bohl. the price t Saturn rocket roared Into {he sky county sheriff's office to coordi­ the same meeting on a V. 8,-Brlt- must pay to have wilderness the Umted States "Is faced with They said a motorist reported In a flight so successful that it Uh resolution calling for a treaty the arduous task" of overUklng nate their efforU with ground areas," ^oArdle told the senior It was snowing so hard at rralrie flabbergasUd even lU makers crews. btnning test bomb explosions. Urges Added senator. He said roads, traits and the Soviet Union In the sphere of The odds had been U-SO. Woman Dies in A confused procedural wrangle nuclear weapoai. creek, eight miles north ot the Dean aald about 13 to IS other facilities are needed to get store. It was hardly pouible to of the first flrst- Ifoltowed. an edequate fire suppression Job. Asserting he wants only peace, searchers were working out of a Blaze at Boise lUly finally moved adjourn- U. S. Testing Khrushchev told the 33nd session drive. in rocket history. camp located at the base of Dworshak, one of the senators Temperature at Oalena store And I t wsa the flrat for a ' peak.. The plane ran BOI8B; Get. V nt-A prom­ That was pushed throuRh MIAMI,'Fla,,., Oct, 37_ I^WTlie who voted against .the wilderness of the Soviet’ communist party inent Boise woouui died todajt. vot« of 63-36 with 14 ab- congress the Soviet Union will was 30 degrees Friday morning. in the Saturn's giant weight-lift­ down several signs for the Jeep United States must resume full- bill, noted the forest service esti­ ing :. and two memjws of her f j ^ y . .. iUlning, Committee Chalrmim mates eventually about 733S0 not try tn dictate its will to other Qeneral rain was .report«l in erews.-ambulaoce and the-base scale testing of nuclear weapons, mo,old son, W, L. Ungroise. conduct our own'nuoletr teiU.' Extradition for did not know what the left was Ketchum said Jack Lavin report­ "We're on our way to the mier Khrushchev, in letter both Boise attomeyk, were listed nockefellor's remarks were In doing," he told the final speech- ed four Inches at B * jn. today at made public today, rejected ap­ In critical condlUon a t St. Luke's a speech prepared for delivery to Suspect Is OK’d oon." he said. Wrsons and Injured scores in making session of the Soviet tlie Sawtooth Valley ranger sU - peals of westerA IlbnaU and hosplUI. the national convention of Sigma CHSYBNNE, Wyo„ Oct. 37 W l- Communist party congress. tlon and It was still snowing. After nine more flight tests, scienllaU to end mieie«r testing Kyushu, Kyodo news agency re- ftatuma wilV be used to launch Fire Chief auvt Taylor said iwrlert today. Dtlla OhJ. naUonal Actlng Oov. iSack Oage ytstcrday Khrushchev declared the West­ South ot Hailey, toward Tim­ He said the securitlr of the So­ there-nvas no Immediate indica­ fratrrnlty. approve Idaho's request Ui ex­ ern powers "want us to Insure, merman hill, the ground was three-man Apollo space craft'tntt viet Union against danger cf the The agency said 41 perao-s orbit around the Earth prelimi­ tion what aurted the fire. Ha Tlie tests Rockefeller proposed tradite Willie Bean (Duke) Here­ like traffic police, the transpor- barely covered with anow. Mrs. United States and West Ger­ added, however, ha beUeved thst •ere jiiisslng and said there was ford. 36, Lander. nary to a moon Unding attempt. •IdMpread property damage in would be conducted In the at­ Ution to West Berlin of their Ray MoOonlgal, who lives on a many demanded th st the Soviet the fire had smoldered for some iipan * southernmost Islands. mosphere. Hereford Is charged with mur­ military freight, spiaa and «abo- ranch there, said the wind was The first Apollo orblUl flighU Union bring lie weapons arsenal Oliii prefecture, in' northern Tlie Republican g o r e r n o r , der in Ufa faUI shooting ot Der- teurs.'* blowing and sleet was falling. probably will be In 1»«4 or 1B6S. up to date, ./Wmhii was hit the hardest, whose bomb shelter rell Norman Worsham, Haulton, perhaps. In IBM, ‘"rty-one persons died yester- have established him as a lead­ Ida. Worshsm, 43, a canal com­ ty when a reinforced coii'orele ing spokesman on the defensi pany ditch rider, was found dead >11 cn llie side of a railroad phase of nuclear danger, offered in the Snake river -afx miles Hospital Employes and Is Fallout Cause of Cancer? Collapsed on top of a pas- a program for taking the offen­ southkast of Rupert. *^niiiT train. sive In global competition. Hereford 4 iu arrested at his No. 25 parents' home at Fort Washakie Volunteers Get Honors WASmNOTOM, Oct. 37 Possibflity Noted by Leader The annual service awarda Della Dlngel, Mrs. Marie n » — todsy exploded NKW YOBff, Qct. a7.wv-l* the men at the dose of the soele^’s ' a t Lander pending extradltlo dliuier for employes and volun- Hawkins,' LBN; B aH w a K i Im . another nuclear davlee — radiation-Bearing fallout from leer* ef the- Magle-Valley Me< LPWr-Mnr-Ruth-Llni, erotnu “th#- asm innouno«r'biiir 0img(-TiuoiHr~csiU~~^werru] •*The unpreeedenUd ttllo u t NEWS BULLETINS morlal hosplUtI was held Thurs­ service aide; Mrs. Mary Trus- tn its current t u t series, enough to cauie canoerT occasioned by the Soviet Vnloo's day evening jit the Turf club, eott, ward clerk, a n d ' t i t h e n t e 'b l a a t was ar It It U. It Will be evtdent «nslble tu tin g ot weapons “Mr. Khrushchev’s r i ...... RDWARDS a ir p o r o k BAflB, Osllf., Oct. 37 flW -H ea^ olduds Aide. Optimistic Quest speaker was Qrant Bur- Werner. LPN, nounced by the atomie en- -:-->«■« l»on. admlnUtrator ot the Idaho Joan Peraiiat^V rat]fllV>< » P*" and all children throughout the ndstponBmont nt ail.QuL JClfl spewLttlaLflLnWly h nl'n A W ro*%-mri$exiio-?eiHrifie ^ n illfiT a n iiour, About IS minutes before Air Pore# Msj. Robert AOOUl> A 8l» A rC ft Kua I d s itoiplUl. ahdl^'Asldent for Jlve“yea'rs oT service In the a a S ^ oocurred tn the *1- iu for safety," he a of the Idaho State Hoapltsl elnlty of Novaya Zemlya new presideht of the American ^ Ite was to be dropped In the Xlft from a B53 Jet bomber llyWg BANGKOK, Thailand, Oct. 31 admlnUtratlon department, and Oancar society said today. : Chief dangers of fallout to < ' nnopah. Nev„ hft reportwl he could not see his emergency un-el. %1 groan le4 te ihe finding of two and reportedly gave them i morial hospllal, Introduced Bur- Volunteer aervlce awards for not Ifad m^whtle to the sud­ more commonly. o»“ port on the plight of commu gon to the audience of more than In the atmosphere. he explained. For e ‘»«ly mil, In np,„ ratlreatf «»r near here today, one daa4 and more than 100' hours went to -T h e Russians fired their den and oomplete — ...... * ‘fc'thtwrSnKei menaced South Viet Nam. 78'employes snd volunteers o( M n. Jack Allred. Murtaugh; Mrs. unborn, thereI Ila ttM d i ^ at * her djlni, RoUi apM N nU r SMoeumbed of expoeare. MiHarf last previous shot Wednes­ mttUUoD. NhsrKf Kd Mills M aUU^Iy MsnUfied th en ae m n k T. the ho^ltal who were honored u r e Barron, Filer; Mrs. Art Ident Kennedy's speclsl military for their faithful ssrvloe by the day and detohattd' two **MutatloiuiuiMiaB]rd I »ii

...... y . - - PAOITWO TIMES-NBWS, TWIN FALLS, TOAHO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 155, PTA Confab 2 Men Held Weather, Temperature! Tiyi|i Falls News in Brief Jail Term for Goveraor to Speak. Bcheanal Bel Reported to On Narcotics •Gov. Robert B. Smylle, who The first rehearsal for the cast has been a member of the north­ of the ‘-Measlah" win be h ^ d at License Case west regional execiillve bOArd'Of 3:80 p rm : Sunday at the Bishop Valley Meet house piUnt . . Mrs, J m i « “ YMCA for eight years, will dis­ Rhea auditorium, E piscopal lenger admlltlnR lo ftffim,,. f ' Two men amatefl Thunday -Ada'E. Stape, Sden, was fined cuss the values of a YMCA- chur^, 310-Blue Lakes boule­ HA2ELT0N. Oct. 37—Mrs. 1150 and costa and senwnced to blue Jeans on Saturdnvs erenlng by Twin T tttt poUce sad YWCA ^program In the com­ vard north. A nursery will be .Nellie Pyne, Valley PTA presi­ Ross Medley biwy with ck',. bo^ed on & chBrje or poMW- ive days in Jail 'by King Hill munity during a meeting at 8 available. A ll'Inieruted persons dent, reported Wednesday eve­ lustice of the Peace Lynn Sher- In store . . . Mrs, Rtilph •lon'of-----'*------pjn. Nov. 7 a t'th e Wsshlngton are Invited. Auditions for soloists ning at Valley high school during trying to give away t i i L . ' ' ' to be mUKned Friday after- nan for driving while her drlv- school auditorium. wljl be held Nov. 5 and 12 after the regular PTA meeting o sr's license was revoked. puppies . , ; M rs Dn o n V ’^ nooQ befoK Police Judge Dale the regular chorus.pracUce. 68th state PTA convention. buying groceries after woik ' j , Adamton, 'w llh concurrent Stanley Patykula, T renton, Fined tor Noisy Mnffler N J.. was fined $15 and costs by Other delegates attending from Mrs. Herbert Brlsgs citlne t„„V- jurlsdtedon of Juatlca ■ ot Uie Paul C. Myert_21, route 2, Jer­ Enrolled a t Vnivm lty Valley dlsUlct were Mrs. Vern Judge Sherman for going TO miles ome, was fined ^10 and costs by In downtown cafe , JoJm ^ peace.. per hoi«>ln a 56-mlle sone. Barbara A. Baugh, daughter Lockwood, vice-president; Mr«. pheiu wearing ralncoKt ‘iV Twin Falls Police Judge Dale of Mr. and Mra. Frederick R. Arrested, were Patrick Earl Mrs. Alice Smith, Rupert, was Adamson Thursday for operating checking parking mctcw itn n a n . 34. Olasgow, Mont.. and fined and costs and sentenced a motor vehicle with a noisy Baugh. 1338 Sixth avenue east, land H am en showiuR fitusrt M. Hazard, 48, Idaho to 10 days in Jal) by (Rupert Po­ muffler. He was cited Oct. 13 in and Jacqueline L. Wadsworth, The group also made a field recorder to frletid ,. m,.. . Pftlla. Thursday evening they lice Judge Jake Wall Wednesday the 300 block of Main avenue daughter of Mr: and ^ r s . C. E. trtp to the Industrial school, St. were Charged with vagrancy and on a charge of drunk driving. north by Twin Falls police. Wadsworth, route 3, all Twin Anthony, and reports will be liatard also was charged with Bdrs. Smith was arrested by Sher­ Falls, are enrolled at Seattle made by delegates a t the regu­ obtaining, eervlces under faUe iff Theo Johnson about two miles Marriage Ueetue university. Miss Baugh 1: lar PTA meetings a t later dates. sophomore majoring In languages , _ pretencea. Showers In the northern Plalni and possible light rain or north of 'Ace—The low temperature reported to the nesday, one for $20 on a charge mit to buUd a 10- by. lO-foot areas composing district No. 263. of running a stop sign and o wood fram e addition to a ' utility Putham, Bob Detroers and Acel The group could familiarize offi­ elgn news, pointing oui V. 8. weather bureau thi Parish. tors of newspapers in foreiw The high yesterday was for $5 for driving without porch a t MS Third avenue west cials with the sentlmenta of the Now Proved^ driver’s license. Judge Wall i at 8400. Three directors will be, elected voters on the suggested tax levy countries are oftet, s « a y * r ' Nov. 6. Anyone planning to at­ pending upon who o^^•ns ?h...... WUmI ...... -...... * signed Castro 30 demerits on the improvement program. newspapers. Official Say? ... - ...... < stop sign charge. tend the All-Idaho Congress at Refreshments were served by MlnnopoUi-iit. r* u l... ( Charjes H. Nichols. 31, Boise, Boise on that date will be able to room mothers with Mrs. Goss He streced the ImporUnce of nilllnr...... »■ N*w ...... - 7 Hospital WASHlNaTON. Oct. 37 Ifl—_ BUmmrek ------«■- N e- York ...... f. was fined $20 and costs Thursday cast an absentee ballot Friday. Gordon as chairman. newspaper«.belng unblaaed in rt The United .8Ute» said today Buff»Io ______t i U«J»n ...... 0 in Jeromfc Justice court for speed- (Continued From Page One) Nov. 3. porting the new*, contendln* ir OkUhomi CItr -...... * order to do that that th* Sorlet Union’s move­ Omiihk - ...... f Injr 80 miles per hour In a 60- Twin Falls; Mrs. M. O. McVey, Next Monday at the chamber ment of tanks into East Berlin Is rhll»d»lphi« ...... * mlle zone. Twin "Falls: Mrs. Oliver Moly- meeting, Ezra Moore will explain Sentencing Set should be self-sufficient and ^ . % "belated admtulon" of Soviet Photn'z ...... - * Je&s W. Oaroutte, 408 Third neux. Twin Falla; Mn. James L. the mill levy election Nov. 7 and nanclally strong. responstbUlly lor that sector of PilHburfh ------* avenue north, was fined >10 and Nickel, Jerome; Mrs. M. C. Park- a question period will follow. Visiting Rotarlan-o a«e E,ri the divided German city. D«nv«r ...... 11 Toolelin ...... -...... - * Soon for Three Haroldsen. Twin Falls; Dm Moinr* ------it Porl!»pH, Mr...... * costs and assigned 35 dcmertts r, Twin FalU; Mrs. E. H. Per- Mrs. Majorle Gillespie, presi­ BURLEY. Oct. 37—Three men But state department officials Dttralt ...... SI Or«...... i Friday momtng by Twin Rills slgehl. Filer; Mrs. H. F. Ram- dent of the National Horae Dem­ Smith. Boise; T. L. Jcne.% BuJ,). Mid they do not know whether Ripld Ci(r ...... 0 will be sentenced Monday by Sherman Bellwood, Rolxrt Wut Foft Worlh ____ -...... «' Ri«hmon.l ...... Police Judge Dale J r Adamson seyer. Twin Falls; Mrs. Lyle onstration ctJuncll, will speak on the presence of Soviet military Roek Srrlnii .. »t District Judge Edward Heap. Kenneth Bell and Charles Cr«J Coodlrc ...... t for running a stop sign. Oaroutte ScHnltker. Twin Falls;' Mrs. Al­ her recent trip to Boston where Kent Elliott appeared without son. all Rupert. power close to the East-West ______I S»...... -...... »» was cited Thursday after he bert Schroeder, Twin Falls; Mrs. she attended the national con­ Berlin fector border would ease JioooIulD . H>Il I -l.. CilT - ...... ii counsel on a charge of grand Guesta were Jack Phlppi T» jn S .n Dl»»n ...... K drove his 1669 etudebMker past Oliver Stewart, Twin Falls; Mrs. vention. the situation or make it more .<1*n KrancUco -.....— 6S the chamber breakfast larceny. He pleaded guilty to Palis; Harold Marshall: Dr H t a atop sign on Secend avenue Louis A. Thorson, Twin Falls, having stolen tools worth 1117.89 ______»« north. and Mrs. Robert Youree, Twin meeting ’Tuesday morning at Dean and Fred Johnson, Butiey The point they emphasiied was SpoW»n« ------Cousin Roy’s the wilderness bill from McGill Sand and Gravel Program chairman was Juw« th at whatever happens the So- Joanne Greene, route 3. Twin Falls. TWIN FaV.L3 " was discussed. The group has company lu t July 6. As his bond Ross, who Introduced ihe speaker. Tfets have now conceded that Falls, w ai fined |S and coats and Three members from the of ^60 was not posted, he has assigned 30 demerits Friday prepwed a short ststemcot op­ . they are responsible In East Ber­ Ing committee were honored for posing the wilderness bill In Its been In Jail. lin. morning by Twin Falls Justice their efforts. They are Mrs. A. of the Peace Robert E. Pence lent form to be read a t the William E. Clemens, -Missoula, Invention Used The atatement here was Issued H. Axen, Buhl; Mrs. I. T. Creed, ..ring next Monday and Tues­ Mont., pleaded guilty of writing •OOQ a!tw U.S. Ambassador for failure to have her car un­ Twin Falls, and Mrs. George a check with insufficient funds Llewellyn Thompson delivered a der control. She was clteil by Erhardt, Filer. day a t McCall. To Feed Speaker Magic Valley Hospitals In payment of a motorcycle DALLAS, Tex., Oct. 27 III _ protest to the foreign office In Deputy Sheriff Clarence Ylngst Awards for junior volunteers bought at Tom's T rading Post on Moscow communUt ef- Oct. 14. four miles south of Attendants disclosed yesterdu who- completed over 100 hours of Kennedy to Aid Sept. 30. At his preliminary that cancer-stricken Homi fortJ to Icopose restrictions on Magic Valley Memorial St. Benedict’s, Jerome Five Points east. service went to Janet Baltzer. hearing Sept. 36 he was bound tm rel b r western orriclals into visiting hours at St. Benedict's Jack Vlaha*. 32, Burley, waj Speaker Sam Rayburn hu r^ Visiting hours In the maternity Candee Christensen, .Linda Dsu- over to the district coort. The celved all his food for a (nt .Bast Berlin ai\d reportedly de­ ward are from a to 4 and 1 to 8 hospital are from 3 t

Denver, Colo.. In September, the and Russell Bennett was aololit. -. Rpom Helpers convention adopteO a resolution Services Honor Pallbearers were' Paul Cloata, Speaker Greeted at Hospital Event General Says from the Idaho American Legion requestlnR our government in Herbert Ncnle. Oliver J ^ m B ^ Reported for oppo-'c the admiMlon of Outer George . .Billings . Ctt\r unUTi8.«i, Aubrey. BhocWey U.S. to Fight Mongolia 10 the U.’ N.," hr ex- I-'uncral .'srrvlccs for GcorRe and Hnrold Billings, plained: |C.nry BIllliiK.i were lirUI I'rldny Concluding rites were held'In nftrrnnoii In Hip RcyiiOlti.s lu- Ffler School If Necessary . Kramer noled that Eugene M. Suiv^et Memorial park. , . , Zuckert, accretnry of the Air tii’tjil chftpel liy llio Rev. Enirsl fOXR. Oct. n - standing ot .clHHIc, »J llio IiOJitd Un.ssell)la(l. ■, J,«Slue memlwra and room were announced a t the An.DHc»i, U tm n n.lloiml oom m .niiir Mi.s. John Blrrcll wn.' organist S r of the Victory-Central KUIW. c™ mmce m m t e ch.rlc.T L. B n c o n , Z uoW "S j^ ^ 'w e e lc at the Junior Blvfii bj l)o„sl„ KraTOiT, jud'torluf” ' Palls, nirinbrr nt the LckiouS ' - I T S NEWI'ITS BEAUTIFUL! Ur* John Winkle Is In charRe national coninilltce. Thiii.stl;;v, j Mbliclty and pfoerRm; Mr#, TEST INCKF.ASB UltOKI) ! iL Johnson and Mr.i, Gilbert Kramer unid Oen. I.yiiian I,. Lemnll?, our OR FEED IT liQssihlp. Mrs • Wayne Mol-sce,. Mrs. 8. refusal lo vote nn the (iiic.stioit C Ward, Jr.. Mrs. Clifford Slat- of adml.;olia GLOBE SEED • 7 B eautiful P e rm a n e n t Stflid colors l*V and Mr*. John McKay, sr.; to the U. N. WILL HAVE IT! ■J third grade; Mrs. Harvey Max- "At the nrvtloiial convenllon in • Fireproof . . Rotproof . . Vermin proof on Mrs. Mcrl Leonard; Mrs, Ed­ die Brown. Mrs. James Pnge. • Can’t warp, curl or shrink. lira. Raymond H«iUey and Mrs. Junes Webster, fourth grade. PORTABLE SPACE . Mrs. Leonard Jones. Mrs. Ralph • Lifetime practical service (once applied Uton. Mr*. Duane Domon and —that’s it) Mrs. Ralph PltU. fifth grade; Raymond Tate. lefl. auliU nt adm inltlrator of Maglo Valley Memorial hosplUl and preildent- Mrs- Wayne Klous. Mrs. Edward elect of the Idaho State lloapllal aHocialloB, wcleonea gneit speaker, Grant Burgon, admlnlatia- Ideal for new homes or a NEW LIFE for Shaff, Mrs. Leonard Pedrow and lor of the Idaho Falls LD.S hoiplUt and president of the Idaho Stale HoiplUI axsocl^tlon. to HEATERS jlrs. Pranoia Sharp, »lsU\ grade. the annual Maglo Valley Memorial hotplUl employe'* awards dinner at (he Turf clubT (Staff For controctori, tpud cellof*, worehouiei, g»c. your present home. Add years of beauty Itnal plana were made jit the photo.enpavlofi oeeUng for the annual harvest and $ $ $ $ of value to any home. fe»Uv»l Saturday. Nov. 4. a t the O I L BURNING ... NO OPEN F L A M E iunlor high achool. Persons In­ terested in helping ara asked to Petitions for Cassia Teachers Event Slated Circulating forced air . • . econi colly I ■ large PHONE 733-2179 all Mr*. Annls or Mr*. Sharp. BUHL. Oct. 21—The Rev, Nor- Alttr the buslntaa meeUng. an Will Get Shots lan VanSlyke, pastor o( the ■paces. Eoiy, quick, movabi* > . mounted on rub- Buhl Nnzarene church, will pre' open dlKUSslfln was led by John Elmore Fair BURLEY, Oct. Jl-A ll .whool ber tired wheels. BWrr* and /Robert Moldcnhauer sent a singing sermon at 8 p. m personnel of Cas.5la county Sunday In keeping with the fall on condlU^ and financial'atal- to receive tuberculin skin tests DAN DANIELS theme, "Shining llghU on Sunday ui of th> grade school*. and Need Signers and "flu” shots Friday night Im­ (ha financial feasibility of bulld- night.” KING HILL, Oct. 27-More sIr- mediately after school nl the Go.-(pel sortg.v such as 'T en Vern Thomas Plumbing & Heating ROOFING CO.’ Im a new elementary achool. public health office in the C;is- naturc.1 are needed on petitions Tliousand AnRcLs" and "I Met 2 5 9 - 3 jd Ay«. Eott RE 3-4466 ‘ GWe M« a Place to SUnd and TU Root the World* a.'sklng Elmore county commU- s)a county courthouse. the Ma.ster.” will he Interwoven sioners to support a county fair. The public health nurse. Mrs. In th" me.wage. The public is in- 151 Roia St. Twin Folli 733-2179 Buhl Man Is Pranlc Jones reported »t a meet­ Tom Nielsen, stated the project vlletl. ing of the King Hill Orange would continue all evening until Tuesday night. they were finished. Talk Winner He urged persona not already The tuberculin *kln test pro- JEROitK, Oct. J7—Ralph As- signing •petition.'!, which have Kram Is belnic initiated in Cas.Ma lendrup. Buhl, wa* first place been placed In businesses In county in this way *nd more The new Ford Galaxie for"*62"lsireret Bautis“ winner In an area humorous King Hill, Glenns Perry and groups or achool cla.ues may be ipeech contest held at Woods Hammett, lo do so a.i soon procea.%ed in a mass program a.s Your Twin Falls Dealer ful new proof that you don't have to be a millionaire to Ufa Wedneaday. Assendrup will a.1 po«lble because the petitions recommended by the national jide like one. For this elegant new Galaxie haa just about . compete In a district contest at must be given to commission­ Tuberculosis association in order Uountaln Home. The tltla of ers before the January meet­ to curb tuberculosis In the more every luxury you’d find in the highest-priced cara. Plui hU talk ’Baa "A» 1 tecall." ing. t)ie classes. b r i n g s y o u a few the others just haven’t thought o! yet. And all at Mr. and Mrs. Lynn fihennan I t haji been found th at, the Ororer Newman, Rupert, wai re.-iigned a.? Alternates to the Kcond with tha Ulk, “Time the youngsters of about afte H have those wonderfully low Ford prices! stote Grange convention and higher incidence of tuberculosis Ewence." Dr. W alter Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Baptle were Gooding, of the Jerome Toast- than any other alngle SK6 group, appointed to go to Salmon as Mrs. Nielsen said. Beautifully built for enduring elegance I You maater club, and Ray Lincoln, alternates. The Grange conven­ Twin Falla Toastmaster club, tion U scheduled Tuesday could pay hundreds of dollars more and still get only a No. » , were other apeaken. through Nov. 14. DAUGHTER HONORED frank imitation of Galane’s lean, clean Tttunderbird- Glen Handy WM toastmaster Grange member* voted to out- BUHL. Oct. 27-rSandra Mar- and Elliott Brown, Jerome, area Unsoh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n ew inspired styling. And Galaxie’s interiors are just as t 'a child at the Goodlng^tate goTernor, presided. District oov. school a a Chrlstmfts project. M. A. Martinson. Buhl, has been luxurious—the last word in fittings, fabrics and style. Peter Bousquet and Lieut. Gov. Mrs. Thomas Timbers, lectur­ selected as one of five new mem­ Allan Manning and their wives, er. was appointed In charge of bers for the Goldtn Z’s, a wom- all Poeatello, were guesU. the project. Members were asked en’a organization on the campus Beautifully powered to please yont No engme Robert Ryman. Gooding, el to support Mrs. M artin Wood­ ot the Boise Junior coHegc. The ward who Itu assumed leader* Golden Z's U a three-point schol­ turns up the RPM's with' qiute the dash and vigor ship of -the 4-H club. astic membership organization. Galaxie's optional 890 Xhunderbird V-8.'Galaxie'8 lilenet Mr. &Dd Mrs. Earl Hannan, car Hammett, ««re accepted as new birthday cake was assisted is equally impressive. Last year people 'siud Galaxie wai n em ben and given the fourth In aerrlflK by Mrs. John.Baptie about as quiet as a car could get. This year it's 17% quieter. ■Harvest Ball Is degree obligation by Karl An­ and Robinson. derson, master. Wesley Pink -was in everything but Slated at Burley Installed as treasurer by l^ank Beautifully built to be more serrice-fireet BURLST, Oct. « —‘'Voyaga to Jones. (ht Bottom of the-Sea" will be Mr*. Addle Smith, Mrs. PVank p r i c e Galaxie i n t r ^ u ^ twice-a-year muntenance, or routine th t thene et the PFA and FHA Jones. William Cain and Nick Robinson, whose birthday an­ KELLY'S oil changes and minor lubes every 6,000 m iles. . . M,000 harrest ball at B p. m. Saturday In the high cchool gymnasium, niversaries occur from Septem­ miles between major lubes and fuel filter replacement. . . with Karl Black’s orchestra lur^ ber through Dectmbw. were hon­ 30,000-mile or two-year coolant-antifreeze. ^ ask yourself nlshbtK the dance music. ored. Mrs. Earl Ellis baked the TRACTION irnmm A Quean and attendants will be this; What other luxury car .can'match Galmels <»m-' choflen during the evening. Com­ bination of style, power and quality a t any price? Then mutes ar* headed by Ramona TREAD Moore. PK^«i»resldent: Jim Mat-, STOPDIHPPINaPli>ES ask m about Galaxie’s low price! thews, PTA president, and Gwen gives the BITE yoo Jensen, ^ airm an of the retresh- FREEZING > Mirf anaM ment conunittee. need for Worry- Patrons will be Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Hal free Winter Matthew* and Mr. and Mrs. EiUl K, Oartson. and advisers. Mrs. Driving) Helen Uorsan and Clyde Wardle. IWIr araf M «M PIIIMkASt InMlatUn and c»)»tr o tlik n airsiv E poiyiutadieme Forfeit Bonds M ^ r m l ttM « ' ABM0RU6IER RUPERT, bet. 21-Delbert Mc­ Uvai* *f intuU«l*n e n I7 f i. rubbtr br Ur Farland. Twin Falls, forfeited a tiept, quick ■ fl*e dollar bond in Rupert police SEE U ( J o m , MKdl 9( mllM Bi .•rT,vi. court Wednesday for driving without a- driver's license. NEW TREAD DESIOH rull diplH I'Md biKki irx) »«t»- Robert L. WaHers. Paul. tir Kttd tisti bit! ditplji InlB .Ilnrd U and cosU Wednesday for iluih. mud .«nd inow «od pull *1111 full'Mnir Irictlen. folid^ Hie lileital display of license ttdiini lr

'ee the features of the fiiture How7..at your Ford DedVir’al UNION MOTORS, INC 140 2nd Avenue East, . - Twin F«Us; Idaho ; ^ 80 PROOF FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. PAGE FOXnt TIMiES-NBWS, TW IN PALLS, IDAHO TUCKER'S NATIONAL “Let’s W ork Back Over H ere Awhile!” HOW TH If^S APPEAR FRqm WHIRLIGIG PEGLEirS VIEW M ltors a little VDunirer than Sir J. F. TEMfoiiST“ = ' the'generation which was taking Idibo, bt tb* Xlaa-Nn WASHINOTON’, O ct 27—Wher* the boyi »re. iun»-at-bat-ln-I soldiers...... Dad. la where the Jobs are. Andcki labor depart*, have asked for my authority In "Under this proRnm JABED BOW JACK UUIXOWNEY ment lexicon, the geography of industry Is shift* ' nlng th a t Henry J^orgen- - - , -...... P«»iiUnt Iflg to eight states along the South and western States troops could be thau actually wanted to arronge within a relatively ALWCffTEftOREN LOWELL DtCK rim of the United States. ' - BulBW UABiflar Editor the withdrawal from continental Of course, the BrliUh This Is the report of a lltUe-noUoed^study by E u r o p e of, have been w ithdrawn iw, Ua pMtofriet li Seymour ^olfbeln, deputy assistant Moetary American troopsi communist. In our CQuru„^ I. II7t. of labor, who Is the gpvemment'a expert f i Job after World war up a great-hullabaloo for th.'.** n . In th a t event mediate return of A m ^ Bobfubtd Id tb* Thunjar U Is paptOurtuant ti W hat Wolfbeln Is saying Is so significant th at Soviet Russ4 , forces from both Eiiroi^^ bit. <0-108 l(Ub<9 Codt. It merits dose attention — parUcularly in the might have had] Asia. They realized ii,,f .V* NATIONAL REPBE3ENTAT1VE3 Atlantic and Great Lakes states where Ameri­ lltUe opposlUon' would have hearty help NSLfiON BOBBRTS A ASSOCIATES, INC. ca's industrial might has alwaya been con­ sweep ■ , flBhter.. ,h e2 ]S «ti Markrt S trut, Ban Ffanelaeo t. Calif. centrated. A f r i c a n and their famlllM nnd In the last four years, 1M7 through I960, mainland on the Woinjeln reporta that the big growth In nOnfann south and Gi­ ^on**a w^”'" Page Mr. McGuffey employment has been In the Southwest and braltar in . M orgenthau wrote th«i c South. west. The Sovftt Septem ber. 1944. Roo«vclt wZ When the school board at Twin Lakes, frontier against WaibrMk p«ci« him to outline for him n Wls., adopted the tried and true McQuf- MIORATION ROUTES CHANOB—He draws Britain might then hove been for Germany which he could^.fil two coQclualons. One Is th at there aeems to be an only the width of the English to th e Q uebec conferencD r J S ley reader as a textbook, there was bound •■evening out" of Industrial and agricultural em­ channel. Morgenthau wanted Hull, the secretary of stait ^ to be an uproar. Too many modern-day ployment in the country, an etentual end to this done right away and it is in hla m em oirs ih.u he educators Irown at such regression, even the "have" and ■'haTe-nof' states. hard to believe that a m an of his nothing about thb secret^ though probably more youngsters learn­ The second big ImpllicaUcm Is that the V. B. intelligence and experience could He resented Morcciiihau't-s not foresee the results. ed reading with the McGuffey book than la moving Into an era when there appears to tniaion a n d exprc.>!^ed a > be a broad change In the traditional pattern ot -The Morgenthau plan, which opinion of Morgenthau any other textbook before or since. worker migration. Roosevelt okayed at the Que­ M orgenthau said Riy«„., Immediately, state authorities stepped “People coming from the farms may sot be bec conference with Churchill in knew ’'I had devoUd a ereX^ Into the case, threatened to hold back heading for the areas they alwaya went to be­ 1M4. but later disapproved, was of th o u g h t and study to the p.? state funds if the old-McGuffey book were fore — the great Industrial and financial com­ set forth In typewriter script In Ject. He h a d observed that«tt« plex of New York. New Jersey and Pennsylvania a small volume called "Qermany tlons of reparations and Jii.- returned to the classroom. Now Twin . . or the Great Lakes atates. Is Our Problem," published by could n o t be dlvorccd frorrTi^ Lakes school trustees have reaffirmed "They will go to the cities In their own s ta tu Harper and Brothers in 1945. broader aspects of Gcrmanyi® their decision to go back to the McGuffey where there will be many more Job opportunities.” A note explains that the type­ tex tb o o k . writer script la a reproduction of INDUSTRY EXPANDS—In the postwar year*, By his plan, Ruaia obviow, Instead of being dictatorial about the a photostatic copy of the memo­ industrial employment has risen by 23 per cent randum “summarizing the 'Mor- would supply most of the Twin Lakes action, perhaps Wisconsin for the nation. But eight statu have led aQ gentbau plan"’ which Roosevelt and control all of it p rJ state authorities should keep their hands the rest in the rate of growth, at leaat double took with him to Quebec. It is traltor-communlsts who had ha off and let an. Interesting experiment run the national average. Three are California. a plan for ferocious revenge on den out in Russia after thev^ Texas and Florida, familiar competitors for the trayed the French army intoS Its course. There has been considerable the German people. The ad­ G reat Lakes*Mldd]e Atlantic states. vantage to the Soviet empire is disaster and surrender of \ti c ritic ism 0 / results achieved nowadays In B ut five others, Nevada. Utah, Arizona, Colo­ clear all the way. but most ob­ had now returned home is teaching youngsters to read and spell. rado and New Mexico, have had some of the were shooting thousands of t». highest rates of growUi In the country and not vious In the last two paragraphs. Many have claimed schools did a better These concern the reduction of trloUe Frenchmen who had only becaiiie of defense Installations — "but fast only to be smeared as Job years ago and the McGuffey book is right acrosa the industrial board." the forces of w estern civilization laborators." to practically nothing. mentioned frequently. In 1960. Woinwln said, one out of every alx After .the Quebec conftrtw Wisconsin authorities have a chance to nonfarm Jobs are found In Oallfomla, Texas and Morgenthau had the gall t, Florida. There were, in all, 30 other atatea The text of the last two para­ determine if Mr. McGuffey’s readers are write, “the basic principles oi tt which showed an Industrial Job gain above the graphs Is: "Although the United program have represented thtd the best source of teaching after all, or notional rate. States would have full military ficlal position of the Val^ If modem texts and methods are superior. and civilian representation States . . . In the Potsdam dr The Twin Lakes decision presents a rare BIG STATES LAG — But none of the states In WASHINGTON whatever international commis­ laratlon signed by Truman. At opportunity to test textbook efficiency. the G reat lakes region—Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, P o t sion , . . may be establlahed for lee (Britain) and stalln, t]| Wlaconsln, Indiana, New York, Pennsylvania— By RAY CROMLEY the execution of the whole Ger- More than 120 million McGuffey read­ were able to match the national average growth program, the primary Ing to carry out the**f„“ ? ers for elementary students were pub­ rate of 22 per cent. WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (NEA) ple’a police.” The state depart­ sponslblUty . . . should be as­ of that policy. For purposes — VisiUng left wing Premier ment Itself in an official docu­ lished starting more than 100 years ago. Wolfbeln terms this “particularly significant.” S h o t s sumed by Germany's continental comparison the declaration In the prewar years, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Cheddi B. J ^ a n of British Gui­ m ent called Jagaff a comrftunlirt neighbors. Specifically, t h e s e printed In appendix c of To retain its identity and reputation for Michigan and Wisconsin made history by hold­ ana Is giving the U.8. govern­ earlier this year. should Include Russian. French, volume." more than a century, the McGuffey book ing the most factory Jobs in the country. “But ment and its high officials the To get Itself off the hook, the jitters. r ------m ust have assisted in a truly remarkable between 1M7 and 1960, when manufacturing Jobs REAL SIRENS! is working on a educational task. rose nationally by about 1.5 million, factory em­ Dear Shooter: 'They^e notfj new definition of “Communist.' ployment actually declined in this region." The other night one of the sure what to do: It’s a man the UB. government One pointed question comes ^m ind re­ The labor department lays the blame on auto­ about him. Fori can prove Is subject to the orders In te rp re tin g th e News kids lugced a college yearbook thing, to p j garding the iW n Lakes dellslon. The mation and technological changes which- have out of a closet where It hod been and the discipline of the Inter- McGuffey reader has been out of print reduced the number of workers needed, particular­ tucked away and forgotten these admlnl'itratlonl By WILWAM L. RYAN govemment they proless M: for m any years, raising the obvious ques-- ly In the metal Industries. many years. After the kids had officials are try-k' The theory now is that the UB. recognize. people who migrate around the country usual­ Ing ' get them -!' cannot absolutely “prove" th at Associated P re« News Analyst ■ tion of where the trustees expected to gone to bed, the Missus and I BONN. Germany, Oct. 27 Wl— It is significant that vba ly do so for eoonomic reasons. Thly go where started thumbing through the selves o ff ,^gan takes orders and Is subject military convoy of U.8. tra llnd enough of the textbooks. book. U to discipline. Some people hold Cnnmunlst Interference with al­ the Jobs are or they move because they have a book. lied civilian movement across shows up and forms an e Always puzzling Is the refusal to return chance for a better Job. They’re trying^ that maybe he's Just furry- the East German poUe* . it was a nice wav to spend to think of Berlin's barriers is part of a to tried an’d tested-methods. A case In Bo the old awing from the South to the North part of an evening and I recom­ headed. Therefore, the talk runs, aside and let it through, tlii now Is being shifted westward across the SouUi a y to Jagan can be officially called campaign to de- point is the atrocious, Impossible spelling mend it highly to anyone who stroy the city’s t Is escorting civilians pmt and to the Pacific coast. likes to tako a litUe trip down Cheddl Jogan _R tj______CremI*; NOT a commtinlst. ly denied entry. so common la young people today. Cer­ Wolfbeln calculates the trend will continue officially “not a communist" so four-power sta­ Memory lane now and then. If this seems' a little compll* tus. T hat is why T hat I*, the commimlsti tainly'the results, would Indicate a need until the tta:es wnich have not kept up with they can give his government UJ3. cated, consider the problem the ognlze only that West B< But there was one thing that aid—help In his five-year plan It Is being r e - - of changing teaching methods. the national growth rate are able to diversify struck me right between the eyes U.S. government now faces vls-a- alsted with U .S .| not ail B erlln-ls an « their industry sufficiently to hold their sbare of and in a series of agricultural and vls Jagan. They contend Uie _ If the T ^ n Lakes school board sticks right from the beginning. All Industrial ventures be Is promot- shows of-force. manpower aitd the industrial dollar. the girls had long hair and boyl Some key government officials I t looks dan-' ...... ary personnel’s rlgbti of with its decision to use the McGuffey Ing. , try are all that muit be' reader and obtains better results than did they ever look good! Dog- hava about sold the administra­ serous, but there. gonlt, girls are supposed to look They're embarrassed In this at­ tion on the idea that aid and Is reason to be­ ored at-th is tlme.r -t-- elsewhere in Wisconsin, state authorities VIEWS OF OTHERS like girls, not like boys who for­ tempt by an official state depart­ friendship must be proffered to lieve the com­ The allies are saying they ment ruling laid down some time not and will not accede to may have a rather difficult time explain­ ONLY NCCON HURT got to get a haircut. Jogon and his government. munists are go­ ing their own position. On th e. other ago that anyone belonging to the These men reason that if the ing t® be care-, The Republican ruckus In Oallfomla, wherein British Ouiana People’s Progres­ hand, if M cGuffey-taught students fail to former Gov. Goodwin Knight claims the offer .of (TVln Palls) UA doesn't give'aid to Jagan f u l In efforts wraum L. Bt«« sive party will not even be al­ he assuredly will turn to the So­ not to let their drive reach the reach the level of other pupils, the con­ a "dear by a representative of , KITTENS FOR KIDS DEPT. lowed to vlslt-the United States QUOTES 'la a typical political haasle. The Democrata en­ viet Union and absolutely take point orVn exchange of fire. troversy add McGuffey readers will dis­ Dear Pot ShoU: because the' party is communist- joy it. his government down the road to This Is the point: The RuS' f r o m th e appear together. We have 11 lovable kittens to dominated. Jagan is the bead of complete communism. However, there Is one thing certain about It the People's Progressive party. slans are insisting that the all. The only person who Is likely to be hurt la give away. They are various They hold th at there Is a pos* western allies are in West Ber­ colors and all long-haired. Phone There wu no trouble letting NEEDLE IN SPACE Mr. Nixon himself. sibiUty—a slight one to be sure, lin only by virtue of agreements 733*2373 evenings or pick them Jagan into the U 3. As a pre­ but sUU a poasU>lUty-that if the NEWS Undoubtedly the air force would be able Knight has nothing to lose. If be finishes sec­ up a t the Sorensons. governing an occupied city — ond to Nixon In the primary, the indications are ^ AAA II A. mier, he has diplomatic prlvileg- UB. does proffer Jagan a little th at Is, military agreements. to find a needle in a haystack In short th a t It will be nothing more th an expected. If aid and friendship that maybe When the communistj erected - order through use of radar equipment. h e wlna, It will be a 1)0081 to his career, which A waiver had to be Issued to he ■will keep his country neutral a wall between the two pai ______imler ^Iklti But in the haystack of space, the air Isn’t going to Include anything beyond the bound­ Pour kittens, ordinary garden let In some of his aides. But it and not allow Coatroror Khruah- of Berlin, they sealed off Wi Khrushchev, explaining In a t force reports it has been unable to lo­ ary of Oallfomla. variety and part wildcat, need is downright difficult for ofifcials chev to set up a strong base " ■ intact with Ger- ter to G hana President Ktu to figure out some w ay 'to call there. . ‘ Nkrumah why the Bevlet Viiii cate some 350 million copper needles But Nixon, whose hopes for another chance at new homes. One Is calico, one mans In the East. They contin­ the presidency are closely tied to what happens black and white and two black. Jagan a non*communlst. The situation Is much the same ued, however, to concede the is conducting nuclear bomb ttfl strewn around to test possibilities of a In hla home state In 1903. has a great deal at In the morning or evening, phone Jagan calls himself a Marxist. ! it was In a number access right of the western al­ “So that mankind shouM &n jamproof radio system. stake. I t is possible that, even If he wins In the Filer 328-8127. The BrlUsh once Jailed him for of years ago. I t was argued then lies. experience the horrors of cuds A satellite carried the tiny copper Republican j ^ a r y , the current Incident will attempting to set up a commu­ th at aid might keep the Yugo­ war.’’ slavs “out of the Moscow circle, They evidently intended to en­ needles out into space and they have dis­ make It more difficult for him to defeat his TOO M u c n CORDUROY nist government in Quiana. His force their claim that Baet Ber­ Democratic opponent, Incumbent Got. P at Brown, wife Janet was once a member even if they were avowed reds. • HONOLDLU-Rear Adni. appeared. Although the needles were only Dear Pot Shots; lin no longer Is port of occu­ E. Clark, predlctlni thst In the general election. Now that winter weather ap­ of the Young Communist league Since then, over two billion seven-tenths of an Inch long and one- dollars have been put Into Yu­ pied territory but actually the United States will eventually, There 1s no way for most people to assess the parently Is just around the next in Chicago. sovereign capltol third as thick as a human hair, there validity of Knight'a charges. But If they are Jogon and his wife and aaso- goslavia. The Yugoslavs come to on ICBM test shot Into the H comer or two. let’s oil hope for erelgn state; co clflo with a live nuclear **ilw without foundation. It is a most serious disservice ' ■ )f snow this winter. The ciates have set up a series of Khrushchev’s aid when the chips were 350 million of them, enough to.be are down. The men who believe East Germany. '. . . You ultimately murt' to Nixon. I t took a long time to overcome the ___ - not particularly to pro­ communlst-aasoclatcd youth and The 'West does not recognise difficult to lose, It would seem, even In charges th at were leveled a t him during the years women's groups In Quiana. the Jagan loan Is worth the gam­ weapon’s system in lU vide more irrigaUon water but to such a claim. The West con­ tlrety." the vastness of space. he aought, artd was elected to, the vice preal- smooth out some of these roads His party paper follows the ble know of this Yugoslov fail­ ure. They admit the risk is not siders East Germany the Sovlet- The first U. B. satellite was described dency, Hla career cannot stand much more of around here. Moscow line word for word. Uke WASHINGTON-Rev.Dr,. generally as the size of a grapefruit, yet that.—Mankato ■ higher than before when timea or keep your speed around JO Enterprise Assn. were good miles per hour. Consequently, I would suggest - tlsts have found a whole new frontier for This means a heovy burden of cost In unem­ If those terrible bumps aren’t Q—What would cause an acute that, if your dentist has no solu­ Oswald Jacoby, Bridge tests and research and if the copper ployment compensation poyments^to those who going to be eliminated, the road Iritis? After my first attack, tion to offer, you request your are not working. when I almost went blind, 1 was doctor to refer you t« the most needle project had worked as planned, should be posted for alow> apeeds complotely examined by my doc­ radio communication would have been But it, alto means that every effort must be expert nose specialist of his ac­ NORTH Mt/DDLEB INTO North did not have a made to stamp out dishonesty on the port of tor who could quaintance. improved Immensely. find no cause. UNDERBID hand. He had 14 high cad many who get unemployment compensation under Be sure to alert the consultant North's pass of his partner's and while his dlstrlbuUcn Even in failure, the e;^perlment might false pretenses. Tijen I went to to the difficulty of the preeentlng one spade bid Is a splendid ex- flat he did liavA two ho«n go down In history. The saying could now Bpenklng at the same meeting in Lewiston, OUR BULLETIN BOARD a surgical clinic, problem so that he puts aside le of muddled thinking. his partner's suit. where they re­ be changed to “As difficult as finding a Lee Knock, labor relations director for the Mor- A Poet. Barley -A fte r getting enough time to make the type of . jrth remembered that South If North wanted to bt.i rison-Knudien company, sold there are many It all typed out and reading It moved the left intensive Investigation that may needle In space." lobe of my had dealt and passed. He forgot servatlve, ho might haw I Instances where workers hove decided to quit through, we’re of the opinion be rccmlred to save your sight. the fact that In spite of the pasa thyroid g la n d , Q—Lost October, my hearing one no-trump, but L woiW their jobs and employers have listed them as you’d give the Jerome reader a it would be very easy for South or an immediate raise t# ' ENOUGH’S ENOUGH! having been laid off, so they could Quollfy for real cose. Thanks, anyway. while I started to go bod and now I have Some citizens in Spokane who have de­ payments. « little bet­ been told 1 have“nerve deafness" WRATIIKR INDICATOR ter and then I for which nothing can be done. Is The no-trump eaU mt|»» I cided It's high time to reverse the taxing He olso said an impression Is being created given South a problem. A^ that unemployment hot. its reward and not Its Sir; got another at- 4 . .. this true? I would hate to think trend have organized the Citizens Tax penally. W tlle driving home the other tack. so and I'd be willing to act as a 4 X J « raUe ww possltjle to predict what e and my doctor doesn't know there Is a chance for restoration ♦ KlOB Of course, - four • whnt to do. « A K 7 5 lay down. All declarer bs lost session of the Washington legisla­ , chiseling. It will .spread.—Spokane Chronicle. the weather U going -to be like of my hearing. In the next couple of weeks. Have you any A—1 wouldn't give up so easily W i n RAW Id to draw' trumps w 1 tu re . he geU the lead. «e IN KVIDENCB OF RKOOONITION In the first plnce, the phenRont A—iritis Is usually o manlfosta- If 1 were you, Nor would I vohm- 4k 10 7 B * • 4 As the first step in working for the teer to act the “guinea pig." In VAQJI up losing one dlainm i A federal governmeat.olllolal. Margaret Am* seaaon opens B.’\turday noon, Uon In the eye of a systeinlo dis­ V X lO tB heftrts,~tiut”'three”WMS ■ Initiative'ballot. Citizens Tax Revolt of stein, chief of the division of nursing in Uie de­ lienee, Snturdny will be a nice lne^l^^t■plMe, al•fl'you sure that • A f i r ' turbance tliot U taking place defense will not set tM 16fl2 w ill file a n -ln ltln tlv o p e titio n p n J a n . partm ent of heolth, education and welfare, left day up until olmut 11 n.m. From soniewliera In the body, other you’re no longer exposed to what­ * Q i a 8. says Dr. Robert p. Held, president. Tlion her office In Washington, D. 0„ U> attend and then on. It wilt be windy and than the eye. It may be compared ever damaged your heoring nerve? . .n . . aitdrrss Uie Idaho conference on social welfare perhajM rnlny. How oboist .drugs like arsenic, th« clUsens will start n campaign to ob­ with the rnsh that appears on the in Boise this week. Another wealhcr Indlcotor Is Hkln during a generalized virus quinine or members of the strep- tain Blgnatures of 07.200 voters by July 0 Among other things, she told this conference Infection .suciias-miaialcs-llcuca. tomycln fomlly, lor example? 8ecomnyr7Bur~nervB"'aeafneii ------i Slli , l lia t Tdafio hai'"6H6"Ot^BT3MrpritcnC4niUt'W the search for the cause of on <0^ taSl Will appear on the November ballot training programs In the United SlHtes." obviously, thorn will bn consider­ Iritis must be conducted on a might not be complete. And, if BoUi YutemhU this is so, you might be fitted |1 ¥ TtM Hero is one device sUll open to tax- We have* no doubt that the commendation Is able rain, partlculurly In those wide scale. Wee4 N e*« Mmk based on aocurate iiitormotloii ond that It's en­ parts of thn city where giitler with a hearing aid that would f u a ^ p asa 1 4 ^ , Pem , weary voters, although use of the initia­ In my experience, the places tn permit you to function reason- tirety sincere,. drnlnage Is essential. loiik, niter rountliio surveys hove 1* Pass Pau rsM tive is not common, Idahonns will recall Among Idahoans there are many who are un­ obly well with what hearing re­ You’d ihink the wenlherman been completed ns In ynur case, mains. Opmlof lse4-«« one ■uccessful Inltlotlve elocllon back in der obligation, lliol's gratefully acknowledged, to would pay nttflntloii to importunl ore the nosal accp.wiry slniincn the 80* when a plate sales tax on retail the minlslralluiis o( practical nurses; so this evi­ signs liku Ihese, To get more complete details that ore In clusn proKlmlty to thn about the foolllUes available for «ales was voted into the discard dence of reoogniUon coming fronra distance pro­ Ima I.AAkcr orbit (sphenoid nnd' olhnolds) vides an occasion for an expression of apprecia­ those who are l»rd ot hearing, to have enough for a game op* be InUrestlng to watch the (Twin FnlU) and the iiplcnl regUiiu of renioln- posite North's good 14 points. M D A T f ( tion th at’s well deserved. Ing teeth. contact the American Hearing ' ^ Citlzons Tax Revolt ior It's an occasion also that's quite refreshing In society ot Its national headquar­ When you open in tl)lrd op FAMOim LAHT MNR Whereas detection of an api­ ngton. You may bo sure that it brings in a federal official, for a change, ^ . . lie’s so calm It'a hard to ters (01»—IB St., N, W,, Wash­ fourth seat, you don't have to re. who finds that we have something In Idaho that cal tooth abscess presents no ington, D. C.) and on the Deaf­ spond to your partner's nomUtal- |>0W» I everywhere will keep an Ull when he's awake." great dlfilcuity, and removal of Un'( inadequate, laggard and way behind In the OENTI.RMAN IN THE ness Hesearch founditlon <810 ly forcing response. W hat's more, \ prooesolon of progreu.-^Idaho Dally BtaUsman. the-abscMsed tooth Is a relative­ Lexington Ave.. New York City yoii should not re se n d w lt^ a rOUUTIl ROW ly simple procedure, a difficult 10, N. V,). I Answer »s*l * i y , OCTOBER 27, 1961 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS,' IDAHO PAGE FIVE "At The Churches Music Club Wins Award for Participation Report Given

n>8T ^ h r ib t ia n ^ riRST BOIITIIERN HAPTIST For Hollister P. K. Atk.r. p..tor SuniU, .rh.ol UH5 .M..thit iln 11, (rV.ilr r»hp.i',i,l • (jrahge TM^et V*P*" Opirtun'Tlr nUin 7- p.m. Kv»iiinj i.tiT*hiv tUii dlon*'' «'l"* !10l.L IS T E n. Oct. 27—RoporU ^ dl»h. Explor«r 1 liic Niitlonnl noclnniatlon ns- d ,"'’ .U^*’Bu3*d'" I ^ rslon. Ki;iilon ciinvcnlloii a l Bililnp.t. iiiit., w crr iilviMi by Hebcr rirKlSTlAN HCIF.SCK l-mutiiiiilllpr nti^t on­ SSarpi: lie iirOKtain. C(fiilcst InseiM wLll host n s r s i iahooi . i» oreheilrm ■!■•. ■» mtel» «t chirkeii clliinrr Nov. 15. Everyone er rectlflfd ,*ThVrtlvi'ne w It) mi.'ta nt the GriinRe Imll a t m»lho.| M »l H p.m Included Mr.i. Lyle S c h n lt- Ing missions in the Northwest {Si TbBridtr. Strvlf m»«lilni. Moinlay. refurmallon proiiram at U< ker, A lfred Rickers, Mr.i. G lenn moriat Lutheran achno], p.ni The Rev. Bernard MoBrlde, h ig h l a n d c h a p e i. Uoy Scouu at 7:30 p.m. Tuciday'Nanm Nelson, Lester McGregor, Mrs. Jerome pariah prieat, Inirltea I tt Hithr.nd .>ei.ut iroup will iponior a family nlithi to Hcbec Louglimlller, Mrs., Howard all • interested persons. (Staff CUme* n»r*t. putor all memb«r» of Immanuel at 7 p.m. a Mills and Patricia Lantlns . enfraviof) |.nd.r .ch~l to .“ Ip Memorial Lutheran «chnul. We- “ '“*"*“ ,P'-: leasue' planning meetInK at .H p.m erated Muflo elnb bjr th e Natlonsl Federation of Mtitle clobi, Mrs. Robert Carleaon, fifth district president of the Idaho State W«dn»td»y S p.m. OhlldijenSi Sunday ichool teachert rnmlnz al M rs. W . J. Lantlng. Refresh­ STABBER SENTENCED p.m. Thurtday choir rehrarial ai Chicago, for .“auttUndtaf-participation" In National Moslo week Mnalo Clubi. The award was based upon outstanding musical ments were served M r. and p.m. Lutheran liymen'a Init"...... by TOKYO, Oct. 27 ifl—Tasluk* ...... 'last spring. Recelvlnf the award are M n. Oren Boone, left, talent, presentaUon and varlely of program, (SUff pbolo- M rs. C. M. L antlng. ityr lioard mffU at H i>.n yrIjMj chairman of the atrard>w(nnlnr procram; Mrt. Don Heller, eograTing) Aramakl, who stabbed former ' VALLKT CHBISnAN Lutheran Women'i Ulailnnai Prime Minister Nobusuke Klshl (DWlpl** “* ChHit' worltthop al Kupert at 8:I& a if.- * * jfVJPV Jiek r»r»»»i of tdvitaHon mmlnR al » p. FIRST BAPTIST last year, was sentenced yester­ day Junior Initructlon elaia Shoehone al Ninth avenue eait ' Youth Team to day to three years in prison by (i(( ® ■ a.a. la church ofdee. Richard J. Flew Erne.1 Kawelblad and Robert Barchtll, National Merit Award Goes the Tokyo higher court. Uy^»nd*^Mn. lUU Tbompion. BCTIiEL TEMPLE :S0 ajB. early morninc worthip, Speak at Filer BHnr »«k lun«h. M ofi/r. B. M. D*Tld. pallor i(a to Itlchee'* a.m. church Paid Last Honor PILER r^t 27-A voluntary n.brib Seoul.Scout* •>t bom* of DoUl« CrOM 8 7;S0 ».tn. radio broailcait on..r KMX, Dol. II a.m. worablp. ‘'Iliiturr'i Funeral iervice® for Richard service team will speak at a spe­ 10 a-m.. Sunday aehool. U:.tO ...... al Blunder" (A Reformation Day To Music Q ut’s Program S^-cVriS’bW eS V ...... t tbt Uornlns worthip. Sermon by (he pa»> j5on), e;SO p.m. Junior choir. S;3(i Jocob Plew were held Frldoy aft­ cial meeting a t 8 pm . Tuesday Radiators , Wtdnttdar. tor. e .p.m.. youn» people'* me«tln«. I. youth thoir. «;30 p.m. DYFC. Ji30 ernoon In the Reynolds funeral A national merit award ho.s The award was given at the Faith Memorial church NEW AND DBEO Kor. t Ur. 7:90 p.m., rvangtllttic aervlcrt, Tuet* 1. aervlce. gueat tpeakera, Mr. and chapel with the Rev, Riley Me- been presented lo the Twin Falls basis of outstanding musical tal­ announces the Rev. Norman ,,,11 will m « t with day Ihrouih Friday. 2 i>.m. prayer >. Lanion Koaa. Monday 7 p.m, Call, Kimberly Southern Baptist S e rvice & R ep a irs th«' chnrtb. band*. Tueeday. B p.m.. Bible atudy. nil. Tueiday S:30 p,m. junior high Federated Music club by the ent, excellence of presentation Schmidt, pastor. The publlo Is Wedoeiday, B p.n., prayer Rieetlni. ...lloween parr. WeUneaday 7:30 p.m. church, officiating. National Federation of Music and variety of program. invited. - Phone RE 3-6080 Friday. B p.m.. church {«l!ow»hlp lUbla and T>Taytr. ft'.SO ^.m. boaid clvftts lo r "outstanding ptvrtlci- The team of young folks la tneetlni. Saturday, 2 p.m. children' of truiteea. Thuraday 7;4S p.m. aeni Mrs, John Blrrell was organiBt. In 1950, the National Feder­ .AllTypea-Kinds . church. choir praetlce, Friday «:S0 p,m. JunI Pallbearers were Russell Eller, pation” during National Music ation of Music Clubs gave na> sponsored by the Mennonltfl Cen­ Neighboring bifhera leave for Junior biih Jai Scott, Holloway, Herman Card* weeic last spring. Mr.s. Oren tlonQl recognition to a program tral committee and the work they VlrrORY MISSIONARY BAPTIST ner, caiff Staley, Gordon Standl- Boone was chairman of the of international music sponsored do is comparable to that done b; Second arenue eaat al U»uit itretl award-wiimlng program. the government'Sponsored peace CLYDE'S C hurciies 0. A. Rabltiaeti, paetsr EAST HEYBURN NAZARENE ler and Ernie Bradley. by 'th e Twin Falls club. ThU Sunday aehool 10 a,ffl, wor.hip 11 Eait He,burn and North Madrona Concluding rites were held lo T he musical event which won also was under the chairmanship corpa. tbB pastor said. The youth RADIATOR SHOP i.m. Tralnlo* »errlc« 7 p.m. worthip 6 Raymend E. Smith, paator Twin Falls cemetery. the award Included organ num ­ of Mrs. Boone, and featured au­ group has served In Washington Rl-Way SO—On Tnck Lam BUBLKT ZION LUTHERAN j.m. -WednMday 7:80 p.m. lllble atudy 10 a.m, Sunday echool. Special D. C., and in Greece where they OwrUnd •»enu« and t l i t itreet and chlldrene claiae*. Saturday " '* yount people'* emphaaia with Stub bers by Larry Bennett and Gor­ thentic folic- songs o n d dances Badlaton Are Onr B u Ibcm Alfred Elchaann. pwt«r - - choir practice. McCialrd. YKC director. Salt Lake City. don Tobin; clarinet quintet num­ of jnpon, Scotland, Holland, Fin­ havo helped promote volunteer -oNot a Sideline! Dlrlo* Mrrlea tilO a.m. Sunda; - - apeiktr. 11 a.m. worablp. aermon bers by Del Slaughter, clarinet; land and France. service work. •cbool 10:4B a.m. Monday, voWr'a ne«t> FIRST CHURCH J r . UcClalrd, 7;1S p.m. younc 9 Hunters Are tif *=«« P.». ______OF TICE NAZARENB peopte'a meetinz. 8 p.m. worablp. 7:30 M rsrD el Slaughter, violin; Mrs, Fourth atreet and SUth avrnu* p.m. Wednreday'Trayer aervice and Fined at Burley Joseph Hopper, violin: Karl WU- BUHL flOUTQBRK BAPTIST Robert O. Jaekaon, paator mhie atudy. He»ular church board mettlnc. BURLEY, Oct. 27-Nlne men son. viola: and Mrs, Henry Coin, Baby’s Rites Held -..I a.m. Sunday aehool lllble er, cello: a solo by William Bow­ atudy. 10;4S a.m. worablp aervice, ''U[» appeared before Probate Judge Funeral services for Larry Bret -. II a.Bi. Sunday aebool. 11 a.m. Horn* held Ilandi." 7 p.m. tralnlns ciaaa for FIRST tlNITEO PENTECOSTAL Vem Carter for failure to attach er; organ-plano duo. Mrs. Charles Let Us Fill Your Tank Now b ( wonhlp. 7 p.m. EetDlni worablp. " " teaehera and workera; Teen, Fifth Avfnue^and jnilrd Street Eait Allen and Mrs. Kenneth Shew; Walton, infant son of Jrfr; and “ • ■ - ■«. lat Baptlat ehnrth. lunlar fellowihip sroup, 7:15 j deer tags and falling to punch Mrs, Larry P. Walton, was held quarterly aaaoel ------d Drama, "The Challenga of .... a a.m. ilarveitlme over KLIX radlc. out the tag. a violin number by Mrs. James Croea." Tuetday 7:S0 p.m. church .0 a.m.' Sunday acbool, "Paul Face* Danner: a solo by Mrs. Henry Friday morning In the Reynolds board meetlni; 4e*n>age Halloween Periecution.’' 11 a-m, worthip aervice. The minimum fine for the vlo- WestendorX and numbers by this funeral chapel with Bishop Doug, With Oor Qudlity WB>n>ELL MBTRODIBT party, meet at the church at 7 p.m, 7:10 p.m, evanceliitic aervice. 7:4S ladons is (25 and costs. los Brown officiating. Wedneaday prayer music club chorus and the Pres­ Aa«U> Q. B a n er. ■Inltter - • letday. Nov. 1. K> Sunday Nov, - Violators were Harry Lane, byterian men's chorus. soloist was Q. W. Warner and _W onhlp MfTlS! »>« ■•“ • Bti . . .ran»ellalie revival c»mpal»n by Boise: Lewis W. Btltes, Jimmie *RI*al to tb« W ayt fintidaj. Khoo Rfv, Charlea llaatinia Smith, poeu s a . . ’ ' ■ Climaxing acUvitlcs of Music Mrs, Itorrls Cosperson was or- ■J»!« a.m. elaawi lot a» Inidar. l*'Btiulre, George Harding, Don- ' ganist. tad MIF ,T tiei 1d Blanch and Milton Atexand- week was the concert- of the BMt with tilt Youth GRACE BIBLE FILER AVENUE aiURCH OF GOD University of Idaho concert Concluding'rltes -were-hcld In Creop to aae tb* film Aulinmei 160 Third avenue nort 198 Filer Avenue - r, all Burley; James K . Stanger, choir, the Vandaleers. Several Twin Palis cemetery. Chlldrm" with Danny Kaja. ITili wl.. M. E. Nemnlch- oaat . Wayne CsUhall. mlnialei Jerome, and Alice Walton, Hey- Magic Valley students appeared F U i L 0 I L >a abowa at tb* FraabyUrlaa church. « :il a.m. Sunday i 10 ».m. Sunday aehool. >0:< bum. worihip and junior church. . ___ with the group. -TRY T1MES-NBW8 WANT.ADB r ’j.i .■.."'■"•iv iwonblp. 7 >10 pjn. 'MoBdar jouUi fel* Wendell Harper was fined be- I p^.-Tuaeday, OMS prar«r .Jow;blpp«ty.a.p.» ------. kuse he woa held responsible Get on Our sssr,iA'r^-^'7^“ * - I. p ra m toMtlnc. r hour W S lb la atudr. for his son not punching the tag. iloB and truita* meeting. Thureday; Bulbs; Bulbs! Bulbs! Check . Route System JkadiT »ebeol » a.m. Worablp CON8CTV%lv?SS!m8T 1 a.m. Women'a aaaociatlori'^ncstlTa b >iU a.m. "I Onljr Am Left'' MYF Ip a«r>te«a at , B-.10 a.m. M tlat. 7-.It p.m. Ttoop U t. A p.m. XiDowaaa p«rtr aVudi dull eboir.rebeareaL Frldar> < a.m. Good selection still ovoiloble tm p , " « •» Chorebe* for N»w Time*.’ unlor blah chapel. I p.m. arerr*** waleom*. OhIMren and routb UNICEP.prcjirim. 7 p.m. Wed- t. Church women aen> Vera Sheldon. Sermon, "Exampl* of TULIP, HYACINTH, DAFFODIL, DUTCH IRIS, itMlar Dbythmle ehoir prartlce NaUon, 1»S« Filer Faith." 7 p.m. younc people. S p.m. .‘.'a.csi'jirx'.f?;.. y 7:*0. Cborch wuncll -Forahlp. “Reeulla of th« Reformattan." RANUNCULUS, NARCISSUS, CROCUS, ANEMONE Umted Oil to.1r Iloa Friday 4. Moralnr^wonblp. 7 p.m. Training *'Grow with Security** m m rA u o B h b th o d is t REORGANIZED I.DS unlea. 8 p.m. Evening worablp. Tue*> 733-7033 -^trm C> alabUr FIRST PRI8BYTCUAN day 7 p.m. Aaeoelatlon brotberbood Supday icbMl 114» Ellaabeth boulevard m**(lftf. Hurley, Idaho, Wcdnnday, SECURITY SEED & SUPPLY CO. -Llala Fallaaer, paator 4 ilt p,m. OA'a and Sunbeami. 8 p.m. ^ KlmUriy Road—TWIn Falli eburcb 1___ - * :« a.m. church tcbool. It a.... WaaJraw’^WMu/” ^ * J^BaUaek. prayer aervice. Thuraday. 2:30 p.m. Trucklane — Acroit from Young'i Doiry •ermon. No Ziona leacue thia Sunday, aalalelara uridar W8CS i »i4S a.m. Cburcb acbool. 11 a.m. Sunday acbool. DeWlu real borne. S:30 . w„-.tb. Sunday U \ ...... Monday 7 p.m, Junior laasue. Tuea- p.m. Sunday irhool. Sky View Manor. ally t p.m. at Twin Falli. day 7 p.m, choir practice, Wedneaday worablp, ••Proteatanta On Th» March." t p.m. feliowthip.' 7 S.'m.’ SenloV ? iu h WaalmInVt^‘"Fe'i' BUHL PIB8T WARD lowablp. Mond»?i 7 p.m. Bowling. 7:10 CHURCH o r CHRIST Filer and SunrUe avenu J. H. Johaaon, mlnialei Carol ahoir. 7ilO p.m. Mlaalona e ea n lt. Young peopie'a elaaa >:4B a.m. Bible lea n n tla r. Wodnaadayi f g.m. Mea'a a»eaxera, B,niaiw>n udy for all acea 10 a.m. C. chorua. I a.m. Junior high chapel. 10 UUnd 0 . OatUr, LaMar 01 _ rvlce 10X0 a.m. I'reachlni a.m. Woman'a Bible itudy. 7il» Ethel Orwn and Dennla Orton, ----- Seaalon meeting. B:IO p.m. Jolet eok), Laura Hunt! benediction, Homer Sunday aflerno-jn Herald .. ___ Jiynee. t p.m, Tueaday Relief aociety, KIJV-TV 2 p.m, Sunday evenlni. I p.m, V rf n - d a y MIA, l)H p.m. younc peopie’a eiaie 7 p.m. Tearhera Thuraday primary. tralnlni claia 7 p.m. PreacblnK 7:10 p.m. (>*ori* DaHoff, pratideni HOLLIBTBB Matle Valley Chriatlan eoilrge, wll ATTENTION! COMMUNITY PRBSBmRIAN ■ueat ipeaker. Wedneaday evenlr 10 a.m.. (Ilbla (ludi. ‘The Church FARMERS-STOCKMEN ind Chrlatlan Growth." 11 a.m, wor- UiUa . v'nihia atudy elaaa, 'The Comlni of KPIBCOPAL CHURCH Dixie's Diner OP TUB A8CBNBI0N RUPERT MBTUODIBT Narman K. Bloekwall, ract Now Booking Dates for Blnth and II atraata 1:00 «.m. Holy C< lit a layBKiJ A. TtiaaiHOB, mlnliter ...... ,- .'e r and church aehool Auctlona Anywhere In t:tO «.m. r ir tt wonhip aervice. »i4> p!m! youth group meeting. Monday, 7 the Valloy. For Clean, am. Church aehool. II a.m. Hecond p.m, lloy Acoula. Wertnaaaay 1 i ' *<>r*bip aertlee, broadcaX over KAYTi lloly t:ommunlon and hrcakfaat, Efficient Service— llermon Topic I *’lh Tba Ilefinnlna, a.m. Holy Communion, lOilO <-.... I m ." by Raymond A. Tbompaon. lilO Adult lllbla atudy elaaa. 4 p.m. Junior Junior and Banlor Hi«h MYF. choir rabearaal, S p.m. aenlor choir rehearaal. Thuredar lllO P.m. « Call 733-7102 BiiiiL r i m r p ftn B Y rn iA X alon guild maeW In tb^ ntworlal i

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SAC-8 Planes No Names Execution of Former Oakley Parking Fines Divorce Case Is KBOTA. la.. Oct. 3 7 — Posting overtime parking bonds ^tered in T.F. W MIDNIGHT SHOW There won't be ftoy names op Resident Passes Thursday with Twin Falls police Haul I^ ad of Boise Slayer RCZBURG. Oct. 37-Mrs. Sarah George W. Price filed nilt, for AdnlU 7«c, Jr. IZ-U jt*. 80c, chUdren 11 and ur,^- the bftUot hero lor the Nor^7 were Robert Jo tu u u ^ Ira Lou divorce fKn u n . Christine elMtlon of city'officers. Penelope Nelson. 83, former resl. Bahn. T.^' 'Hartley, Paul 0 . DOOE8 OPEN 11:40 PJH. • " **• ' V^of -the-O akley -area, died Price O c t - In district court, ‘Ibe-reason: All the caodl- Myer, Bariwra'Tipton, Stephen charging adultery. A t the time 50 Megatbns -OMta-tor-town^Ocet-tOtgot: ^siGojnmuted i Wednesday a t the Rexburg IR. Bancroft, Sd Howa, J, Ix S lg- nnmlnftftAn po- LBQiaB^Oci._27(^A_6tyea^ hosplUl after a abort Illness. of filing, (he papers Vere with* — c«aaB A r-j> »., Oct. 37 tfUrrj H. L. Carlson, Annette, dr^ by attorn^ ^ Rep. J. T. Rutherford. D- Tex..' pers signed and notarized, as old Boise cons^ction worker • -8he-w a*-bom Sept. 8.-lB76,-at itr-Bh*Pon—Grovtfl,—C arl, required by Jaw.., won his fight to escape the gal- Grouse Creek, Utah. She was Oa. W. B. MurjAy and Pa- rmiioilll, u l d In. a n intenrlew yest£rtUy a t Modwto, Califn a n d h a n two thftt each-B»3 bomber of the Olty Clerk Jack McFadden lowff yesterday. married to Swanty wmigm Nel­ clflo Upholstery. The ^tate board of pardons son In 1001..Tbey moved to Oak­ chUdren. Price asks custody of -WIIU ■trateglc ftlr eommaod carrieil said the mistake wasn't dis­ the children. Benoit and Benoit, ft 60-tnegaU>o bomb loftd. covered until too late io rem* commuted Robert Clokey's death ley and she Uved there untU I960. edy the situaUon. He said the sentence to Ufe Imprisonment. Mr. Nelson died In 1940. TRTJCKZR FINED Twin Falls law firm, is repre- Rutberford'8 remarks were Aentlng Price. corded by Ren DunhasaD. news citizens will have to elect a He had been Mntenced to hong Survivors Include five sons, BLISS, Oct 37—Ralph Faulk­ mayor and five councUmen by Nov. 1. Canovft Nelson. Burley; Hunter ner,^63, was fined $10 and costs director for radio sUUoQ KOSA by ^Irs. Ruth Parsons, justice' DAVGHTKR BOEN of Odessa. write-in ballot. • "Well, I am g l a d , : ^ slender, Nelson, BaUey; Ted Nelson. Cald­ dark complexlon^rpHibner re­ well; Elvln Nelson. Kimberly, and of the peace, for operating a HBYBURN. O ct 27—Mr. and While the Soviet Union Is "Bet­ truck without talUlghts. T h e Mrs. .Richard Bllncoe report a ting the headlines for its ao-meg* plied when Informed of the clem­ WlUls Nelson. Montpelier; three ency. Tears welled In his eyes daughters, Mrs. Lillian Rydaleh, , driver of the truck was James .daughter bom to A2/c and Mrs. aton explosion." ho said, “Ihe ISxon. ‘fj>rry BUnco, Hill Field, Utah. .United SUtes baa far greater Wounds Are and he shook hands soberly with M xburg; Mrs. Bthelyn' Rock, power packed under the wings of i Associate Warden Frank O’Neil Mfcntevlew, and Mrs. Gertrude and Deputy Warden Vligll Cat7 . "Bock the BS3 of the strateglo air Black, Oxford. O.; three broth­ Fatal to Man Then Clokey. accused of killing ers. John T. Betteridge and Wil- . He added B52s a t every SAG I GRAND VIEW. Oct. 27 Wl—An his estranged wife and convicted Ham C. Betteridge. both Ogden, I of murdering her aunt, turned and Edgar C. Betteridge, Grouse base c&rry^R 3ft-megaton bombj argument between two previously to gather up his belongings, rtucked under each wing." I close friends erupted Into gunfire Creek; 36 grandchUdren and 22 Street"...? transferring them from the Ida­ "In 'dther words,” Rutherford j last night, resulting In the death ho penitentiary, death row cell great-grandchlldrm. said, “our bombers carry a 50-1 t one of them. he has occupiecl for more than Funeral services'will be held at megaton bomb load that they Allen McComb, about 36, died a year. 1 p jn . Saturday In the Oakley can drop any time at-any place. In the veterans hospital, Boise, Prison Warden L. E. Clapp said LDS stakehouse with conclud­ I t ’s not really an address... "It's about time that we start I this morning. He was shot In the Clokey will live In an ordinary ing rites a t Oakley cemetery. STARTS TODAY recognizing and appreciating the I neck. cellblock. He will be alone In fact that the Russians are not , Sheriff AI Barberls said the a cell for a short time then. If I BIGGEST TWO HIT It's a way of life that Mapemsen and th at while the? I shooting took place Jn the ap art­ ha adjusts satisf&ctorUy, will Cruelty Charged are getting the headlines" the ment of Norman Patrick ,ln be moved to a two-man or fourr HALLOWEEN THRILL SHOW love sometimes imposes United States “has capabilities Grand View. The sheriff said man cell. He also will be as­ far In-excess of theirs.” twth men came to Orand View signed ' duties on the regular In Divorce Cas< At Washington, the Pentagon about two weeks ago to work at prison work program. Mrs. In a L. SUvers filed suit EVER TO BE SHOWN.... on o woman who has to •aid It never discloses the yield the nearby missile construetiotL for divorce from Burton Carl of U.fl. nuclear -weapons and site. They roomed together for a SUvers Oct.- 4 in district court First Run in M agic Volley! hide her happiness in the would not say what nuclear pow­ time, then split up. Jury charging extreme cruelty. At the 2 Complete Pre-Halloween Showings er the B 62 carries. The authori* Barberls .said, witnesses told time of filing the papers were shadow of respectability... tatlve but unofficial Army and him McCoifib came to the Patrick withdrawn. 1t» — 8 p. M .. .. For Hi« Sitiies Navy Register says In Its No­ apartment lasfnlght, brandish­ Man Is Innocent 2n«l— n :30 . . . For Thoie Who Think ing a pistol. As others In the Chico Diaz, 36, Buriey, charged Sbe.stated in the petlUon that vember Issue that the strategic Silvers "drlnkB to excess," will They Can Toke It, ■A happiness bravely built bomber is reported to be ca­ room attempted to disarm Mc­ with drunk driving, was found Comb a shot was fired from P a t­ Innocent by a slx*member Twin I not keep a Job and to sup­ pable of delivering 30 megatons Falls Justice court Jury Thursday' port the family. She asks custody of nuclear force. rick’s pisto; the sheriff said. Right in your theatre seat, ^ decide from the bits gnd pieces No chargcs have been filed but after 30 minutes deliberation. of their three ^ d r e n , Utle to the sheriff said InvesUgaUon is Appearing as witnesses for the all household furnishings and a ■|the fate ol Mr. Sardonicus during the of the days ond nights continuing. “ -sday were Mrs. Rose 1957 Chevrolet sedan. “Punishment PoKce Checking Diaz and Roy Ash. . . She requests the court require she has to borrow from Sheriff D a v ^ Hunter, Lloyd SUvers to pay th e balance owing -P oU "!- On 2 Accidents Divorce Granted Robbins, B u il^ a n d Mrs. PhyUls on ft washing machine and pay another woman's life! Twin m u police InvesUgated lira. Dorothy G. Dobbs wa» Butterfield Ustlfled for the her attorney fees. She asks |25, two accidents Thursday evening I granted a divorce from Harley prosecution. per month alimony and $35 per which caused an estimated |I05 Serving on the six-member month child support for each of H. Dobbs by default in a decU! nrnt com ftulm lt mnanlk rf/iimH damage. Sion filed TJiursday by District! Jury were Mrs. Duane Hansen. the two younger children. A 19»7 OldsmobUe driven by Judge Theron W. Ward. | Mrs. Winihin Nichols. Mrs, Mary They, were married Aug. 29, Wayne L. Young. 27. 410 Jeffer­ Mrs. Dobbs was given custody Darrington, Carl C. fVeeman. 1951, a t Reno. Nev. Robert W. son street, eoUlded with a 19471 of their three children and Dobbs Frank Morris and Mrs. William Btephao, ’Twin FtOls attorney, is, Ford sedan driven by James S. wu ordered to pay >26 per Ostrander. repcesentlng Mrs. Silvers. Quest. 17. la U BIdrldge avenue, month each child support and Kales Lowe, Burley att^rraey, a t 6:10 p jn. at Five Points east. Mrs. Dobbs’ attorney fees. Oie represented Diaz. FcUee estimated >60 damage to was represented by May and ^Oldsmoblie and $28 to the May. Twin Falls law firm. TRY TIMES-NBWS WANT ADS DANCE A 1S61 OldsmoUIe driven by «~.oic«HOMOLKA««»»LEWIS-»»®nALTON Uarjorle T. Atwood. 36. Buhl, SATURDAY NIGHT Sardonicus, 9:30 1:00 Q. m. backed Into the left side of a 1057 Chevrolet driven by Robert Lea- OCTOBER 28tli Dragons, 8:00- 11:30 f^ /J l w r, le. 6M Madison street, ftt Pre-Halloween VERA MILES™*“°!u lB '2 iS ii2 ^ 9:40 pjn. on the parking lot at BAIRDITORIUM Prices, child 25c, Adults $1 the ArcUo Circle. 366 Addison on Blue Lakes North avenue west Thera w u an esti­ PLUS BONUS^ FEATURE mated DO damage to the Cher* MUSIC BY rolet and none to the Oldsmo* SPOOK SHOW bile. The Rhythmdre$ "Village of the Damneii'!i PTA Discusses Saturday-11:00 OPEN 6:45-^Bockstrcet 7:15 & 10:30-~VilIage 9:0fl3| Evacuation Plan ADULTS 1.00 • STUDENT .75 • CHILD FREE ' The iWaehlngton school-dvll d e fe w 'U e rt aystem.and evacu­ T ickets oh Sale From 10:00 ation m'eOi6ds w en discussed Exclusive | during a meeting of the school’s PTA Monday evening. No. 1—11:00 No. Z—12:00 1st Run It was noted that the biggest Motor-Vd pK^lem lo *th« evacuaUoa of , Evfl Unborn Demons If You're Stilf Alivcrr- students from the school Is get­ free ih-ear Heateti: ting them across Five Point* "Terror From "CIRCUSOF aorth. During a recrat practice evacuation d ^ . mothers of some Year 5,000" HORRORS" of the studenu were sUtloned ftt orltlcftl pol&ts, WHATTA CHILLER! Coh You .Ltve Thru It? A FIRST IN MAGIC VAIlEY! MauHoft B. Xamont, asslstadt Boy Scoot execuUvft of the Snake n moouenoNB arf euNi N River area council, talked to the Dine and Dance to Your Requests! PTA group on the importance of membership In Boy Scouts. He Open'Till 12:00 for Lost' Show showed color slide* of the Boy Paul Newman Scout program u n d explained MAKEUP , Bring Along how the entire fainlly Is t>ene* MUSTIE llted by Scouting in the com* A PARTY Your Spook Friends! Dunlty. JoanneWox)dward Befreshments were terred. nzr^MOTOR-VU BRAUN Sidney Pbitier At the Plano and Organ THEYJOTIiiNBS Nightly except Mon. IHEim NEVER DO i n i m B H ■ ■ Two American girls in Try one of Our n i l l l l | | H | l Paris...theysaywordsthey TOP SIRLOIN m IIHIWIIi never say at home! They gWe the love they'd never give at home...They co rn e l STEAKS to Paris for two weelcs-and remqnbcrjt-for a lifeiimc!| ONLY i . 5 0

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SATURDAY NIGHT FREE Big Balloon Drop |} || PRIZES iSdnw NMHL SUNDAY GIT YOOR tick ets lIliSlSwiAHANN^ fcABISMNG _ ...... Tirai^weepstal(^5®0^^ Enter the Fabulous ; . — \S». SERGE RE6G1IINI -storts-today a t 5:45 t o d a y a t 5 ADULTS 1.00 moyb. ywi will win ] C H ILD 28e Ih. fabulouf p rin t • ,/| O M n O tm lit* • thiM Ittt > liu . I, E H -J ! U ocrroBER 27, ;9si TIMES-XEWS, T.WIN ^ALLS. IDAHO PAGE SEVEN feOor Is First on Program for Valley Concert Season . bbUjW »euon for the M»8lc ^S^Communlty Conceft. hfgln MonetAT,. •Stw llh MetropoUUn tenor |JJrt.D*CosU M the openlnc

will be he»rd »t 8:18 ^ A C T U r M K ' S at the Filer high auditorium. He Is the Z J ot tour P«rfortn«rr who ,2Situl« the MaoclaUon-8 1961- y iLtnn. imnoiincea Mra. Da- 2 i ^ d , aesoclatlon president. •'^U cs have acclaimed him for a dramatic tenor voice ?i Wiwherlan volume and honed I n notea. He 1* nol*d .for be- Li it home In the German or S lin operatic style. MCoeta's debut in a major ,J T a t the MetropoUUn opera Walther von StoldnR in Melsterslnger,” for which tt?*depleted rankj of the Hel- dentenor. Critics noted that his first fflijor role was made even more ALBERT DaCOSTA towcwlve by the fact thaln,Jje mlKed an ailing colleague on oOTparfttlvely short notice. His iw nd leading performance w'm Presideiil to u Dlmltrl In .Mussorgakya “Bor- 1, Godounov.” He Is one of the youngeal Avoid Fights tenors ever to be entrusted with B I G D A 3 T S the long and arduous title role of “Parsifal" at the MetropoU- In Campaign un Kls repertoire includes Can­ 'WASHINOTON, OcV - to in “Pagliaccl,” Samson in President Kennedy does not in­ -^mson and Delilah." Manrlco tend to get into a political scrap jn'-Il Trovatore” and Eric In with Dwight D. Eisenhower in Ihe recent revival iif Wagner's the current election cotnpalgns. -Flying Dutchman." Nor docs he Intend lo tire Other programa elated by the stralKhtway at Richard M. Nixon usoclatlon during the season In­ In' his Los Angeles speech next clude the Eger Playera, Jan. 2i, month. JM2: Charret Ballet, Feb. 28, As leader of the party in power. and David Bar-lllan, March 13, Kennedy does intend to boost Its candidates and programs. Sourccs familiar with thinking a t the White House and at Dem­ Late Payroll ocratic headquarters so describe Kennedy's position in the light of these developments; For Session Former President Eisenhower's stumping for Republican candl- ■date.s and h is. fresh attacks on Is Submitted the Kennedy admlnlstrftllon; and BOISE, Oct, 27 tf»-A legisla­ Kennedy’s warmly expressed sup­ tive payroll which likely won’t port this week of Democratic candidates in New Jersey and b« paid unm IM3 was filed three Texas, where Eisenhower is ac­ Bontha laU^yesleT^ay. tively working for their OOP . Art Wilson, secretary of the rivals, aenate. signed the $878 payroll Kennedy reputedly has for senate attaches who worked surprised at some of the points during the special session of the Elsenhower has hit in the last six legislature last August. weeks. Over th at period the for­ The house payroll of IU69 was mer president has charged Ken­ presented to State Auditor Joe R, nedy with Indecision and uncer­ Williams the day after the ees- tainty on foreign problems, ilon ended. There was no ex- scoffed at his pet peace corps planaUon.for the delay In filing project, questioned his space pro- the senate payroll. ^ m , and denounced his fiscal policies as confusing .and ex­ WllUams said he will "Just put travagant. them In the pile and wait for While surprised on occasion, the.next se ssi^ of the legisla­ Kennedy Is understood to be ture to give us authorization to neither dismayed nor especlaljy pay them." disturbed. As a veteran in The lawmakers adjourned their tics, he regards criticism two-day special session without the leader of the opposition as .appropriating money for their natural. With Nixon, the former expenses. Atty. Gen. Prank L. vice president and GOP presi­ Benson said lat«r It was not dential candidate, now an an­ legally potsil^l^ Xor the auditor to nounced candidate for governor use money left otw from the of OHllfomla, the Democrats pic­ Ttialar sasslon to pay tojr of the ture Slsenbower u the leader.

WUllams has said he would welcome, a friendly l a w s u i t Guard Will Stay against him to test Benson’s nil* Ing. But no auch.action has been At Coastal Base taken. BOISE. O ct 27 - Present plana, call for Idaho's newly call­ ed up national gmrdsmen to re­ Pledge Is Made main a t Port Lewis. Wash., where they will train.. Ueut. Gen. John L. Ryan. Jr.. Again by I^ixon jmmandlng general of the U. 8. ffAN DISGO. calif.. Oct. 77 Wi sixth army with headquuttTs In . , . J u a i l - F R E E a t tk e FRIDAY SEAFOOD BUFFET -R ichard M. NUon said yester­ San Francisco, made that state­ day th a t only "something like a ment during a visit here yester­ Abalone Steaks Frog Legs physical disability" would pre­ day. He conferred with Idaho vent him from serving a full military leaders. (Plain or In B«rbecue Sauce) four-year term If ha Is elected "In general." he said, "present White Fish Butem Oyitera governor next year. plMU call for units to remain at Some of his political oppon* the sUUons to which they are Halibut ecaUops ,Lobst«r Newberf ents have suggested Nixon would aasigned. Dependfng on situa­ Cold Table with Choice of Blfhk Balads \ue the California toremorshlp tions. there may be some re­ as a springboard to the 1064 Re­ shuffling." Seafood JeUo Molds' LbbsteTTails' . K ln«O rab' publican presldenUal nomina­ He said plana also call for Kippered Salmon tion. But. In yesterday's sUte- keeping the national guard units ment. NUon appeared to ellmin- Intact. CACTUS PETE'S VARIETY SHOW FEATURES A TOP-FLIGHT Choice of Desserts lle himself from consideration Hot Rolls Coffee Butter even, for a possible presidential NINE INITIATED CAST FROM THE WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT draft. FILER. Oct. 27-Nine members The former tIm president In­ of the Filer chapter of FFA were dicated that If he Is elected tov- Initiated into the degree of chap­ SUCH AS . . . All you con eat' . . . cmor ha will expect to have an ter farmer this week at the 2 3 0 ImporUnt voiee In selecting the high school. Steven Annls, Dean MM R e p u b l i c a n presidential Fisher. Charles Pubans, Steven nominee, Fields. Gerald Hays. Jay Haus­ er, liirry McCauley, Charles Chambers and Lyle RIckenberg ★ The JACK CORD DANCERS Kidnap Plot are chapter farmers, which is SATURDAY NIGHT BUFFET L06 ANbSLBS. Oct. 37 (A-^A the second degree of mepibershtp . . . LINE OF FIVE GIRLS in the.FFA program, man said yesterday he overheard Choice Prime Rib au h u four men plotting to kidnap the Roast Baron of Be«f biby son of the late Qlark Gable. (RAre-Medlum Ham Roast Leg of Fork villd kidnap plot. Roast UK of Lamb David T. Tra I, U: Los rASTllTH. aa Improved powdir . . . GIRL JUGGLER ' AnKeles. an u Choice ot Tossed Salads ^ Jello Molds In piftM. Do DOl alld*. slip or rook. Eight Different Fruit Choices ' ^in*a|no^ Ice Cream ' Sherbet Appl* Cobbler Ouatardi Home-Made Layer Cake ha has a respiratory disorder vhich affeoti the deteetor's op> ★ MORGAN and WESTON > coffee RolU Butter (ration. ... SONG TEAM ^ All you con eat 2.50 makes m drinks ★ FREDDIE NORMAN COMBO i t e u K A : . . 1 TOF MUSICAL GROUP Llkd the flavor of these SUNDAY luscious tomatoes? Try a featured of the STAGE-BAR. "Bloody Mary" as made S erved W to 81OO p.m . with ftelBka Vodka! aods aomethlnff CACTUS FETE'S OLD FASHIONED ke, tool VAL.HAL DUO ^odka drinkB...at PA M m hlMMW KANliH UINNtK

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...... ■■ “ PAGE EIGHT T1MES-NEW3. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO FMDAY, OCTOBER 27, l p Area Poultry Farm Has Automatic Feeders departm ent Aide Notes M agic Valley Success o f G rain Plan WASHmaTON.Oet. 27—A je- cereal.products proc^-L..,* . eent harvest-time crop these grains, and ,has nailed a success sign atart in the redu°ti” ‘ A R M ^ J E ^ him'twd'taafi-proSmmTu-^ . m ent owned feed grsln^S ^ log to Charles 8.-Mnrphy, as­ iw dlng t o a slash in thVJS?' sistant secretary of agriculture. aitlon, tranjporlatfon. s t o L .^ "It Is now cle^." he said, "that Interest cosU which feed grains consumption during troubling Uxpayers and^h,^ the coming year will exceed 1001 em m ent. . i w d 84.0 pounds of butterfat. Lincoln- Jerome Dairy Herd Im­ Bossom, registered Holstein, own­ provement association te stin g ed by Reed Taylor and sons, MONDAY, O a . 30 unit number two reported that Wendell, produced 1,050 pounds Bid* Tlew If abown of one of the terea bolldlBft u e d to 60 cows in his unit produced of milk and 83£ pounds of but­ SALETIMEt l;OOPJtf. HOPE TO HAVE LUNCH ON GROUNDS «n the Bareman Valley Fonltry and Fmlt farm near uanrman. Joan Hoore. owner, taya the more than 60 pounds of butter- terfat. elfhth Itovit la beinf built and It win ba equipped with antomatie feedera. The other honaes fa t dUrlng September. R o y a l, registered Holstein, am being eooTerted to ant«maUe feedera, alio. He plana to InoreaM the floek to 28,00* blrdi. I h e top cows included IM, (Staff cniraTlng) owned by l.yle P. Anderson. J e ­ Registered Percheron Horses registered Rolstein, owned by rome, produced 3,540 pounds of OordoQ Martin. Hunt, which pro­ milk and pou^4s of butter­ . Idsmere Carslnette II, 2490S2, black, S years old duced 3,710 pounds of milk and fat, with three dally milkings. lOS.O pounds of tfutterfat. Vrouka, Junior, grade Holstein, owned Idamere Carslnette, 24816Q, Dapple Grey, 7 years old 11,000 Eggs Are Gathered Daily on registered Holstein, ow nrt by by Hugh and Henry Reid. Je­ Annette 248; Grey, 12 years old Ralph Martin, Hiint. jatxluced rome. produced 3,350 pounds of 3,040 pounds of milk and 93.6 milk and 83.3 pounds of butter­ Black Belle 248097, 12 years old Large Hagerman Valley Poultry Farm pounds of butterfat fat. Darkle, grade Holstein, own­ OoUe. Holstein, o’ra e d by ed by Gall Williams. Jirome, UoBt of above mailes with suckling colU and rebred to. Colonel Cl|krdon 24S809, Bred b;, B&OSRMAN, Oct. 37—A. UtUe mono-rail, overhead trolley, used Hugh and Henry Reed, ; ' 3,070 pounds of milk Arnold I. HUde, Mount Vernon, Washington. mote than 10 years ago, Jauo n each l^ouse. ad 78.7 pounds of butterfat. WIU hHch the above between 13100 and 1:00 PJ>t Uoore gave up a steady Job as-an .■Aiey go on the trolly to the chilled. I h e 'frocen bulk eggs Darlene, registered Guemsey, - Zdabo Power company operator egg holding room, where they have to be blended thoroughly, Repwt Given bn owned by Virgil Norwood, Hager­ 18 head of good nigged filly,.geldkg aA^ sti^d colts, weaners to 2 years old and «mployo for 30 yean to go ar« washed aQtomatleally, and as the whole yolk, when frozen man, iB^uced 1,770 poiuds of Into a Teaturs which has becMne ar« rapidly oooled In wlr» baskets with the white, Is tough, un­ milk .and. T7J pounds .of bilttei-; one of the largest family owned In an alr>00Ddltl0ned. jtfrlger* less blended; Moore explains.' Spud Inspection G R A D E GRADE RTJPSRT, Oct. 37 — Reports fat. Darkle, registered Holstein, buslnestas In the area. ated room. The liquid eggs have to have owned by l^ le P. Anderson, Je­ Uoore was graduated tnm the from a recent potato inspection QUARTER HORSES PERCHERON H o r s e s TIiBy are cleaned, graded, and the yolks brokm. This operation rome, produced. 3,400 pounds of UnlTsmty of Idaho with an eo- made by the Magic Valley Potato Bay mare, 8 years old ' ' Clneerlng degree, prior to his eandled all the same day. Is done every dSLy. enabling the Marketing association shows an milk and 76.3 pounds of butter­ ■ Moore states they .never keep bakeries to have Just as fresh a fat, with three dally milkings. Bay and white mare, S years old U rg e team geldings. Bay 0 yean old u 4 years w ith theCdaho Power com­ average of SO to 66 per cent. No. Palomino and white fUly, 3 years old pany. He no# has the largest eggs over three days, and that product as th e whole egg I's, according to Dale Miller, Sparkle, grode Holstein, owned buckskin 6 years old 00 per cent ot them leave the the Hagerman man says. by Reed Taylor and son, Wen­ Palomino and white stud. 3 years old S»Dduolng flock ol laying hens president of the organization. Buckskin gelding, i years old In southern Idaho. place within 34 hours afur they Moore Is a 'director of Idaho Miller stated that an earlier dell, produced 1,830 pounds of Team. Sonels, U sisters 11 and 12 yeui The Hagerman Valley Poultry are laid. Beat, Inc.. a farm er feed and egg report released by milk and 76-0 pounds of butter­ In addition a good rugged group of reg­ old and Fruit farm, Just one-half Besides M r.-and Mrs. Moore, cooperative, with headquarters processors sho fat, Spot, grade Holstein, owned istered and grade fjUies and' stud colt mile north of Hagerman on high* two men are employed full time, In Caldwell, w ith branches In entage of No. I's. by Esbce Myler, Hunt, produced weaners to 3 years old th a t may be picked Big brown m are e years old. and her QUf,' w a y M 'Is ...... ' two women work half days Twin Palls an d 'Id ah o Palls. He said th at most of the grow­ 1,020 pounds of milk and-74.0 tram with prlvilcga of reserve bid. > years old _ by Mr. and Mrs. Moore. They doing the grading. In 1056, the Moores built ers In the area covered by his pounds of butterfat. have 34.BOO chickens. The farm has a 17-acre apple modem ranch type home, doing organization were pleased with Jewell, grade Hosteln, owned 2 B E E F Black mare 0 year» old and Gray min the season's contract. Growers Two>thlrds or thtoe are birds m uch-of the work themselves. t)j John L. Thompson, Jerome, 9 years old In production, and the other This Is set off by th e flower gar­ expressed the opinion th a t the produc~M 1,460 pounds of milk SHORTHORN BULLS third are growing stpck. -Prom The apples are marketed In boxes dens of his wife whose special­ inspection was tougher'this year and 74.5 pound^ of butterfat. MORE IF WANTED Roan Belgian mare. 0 years old than In former seasons, he said. this flock, the dally number ol with "Eat Moore Appl6s" labels ties ore gladioli. Iris and chry. eggs gathered ranges from 10,000 on them and soon the eggs will Miller urged growers to ac­ Between 1050 and 1060 Xmeri- to 11,000. be marketed In “Bat Moore Eggs" santhemums. These surround the quaint themselves thoroughly ins increased their life Insur^ NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS The Moore eggs are produced cartons. patio and flank th e clrlve way, with the diversion program, and ance ownership 160 per cent Will care for horses a t buyer's risk for a few days if necessary. Orders may be sent (s ■trlctly on a Quality product ba- The eggs are marketed through to make a spectacular approach to find the Ume to check closely while population rose 18 per cent. Russel Riggs or Ed Buel at Murtaugh, Idaho. on the inspection of samplings als. This means that no bird Is several local sources. The Moore to.^he home. kept longer than 18 monthd, and eggs are sold . from - Mountain on contract plots, so th a t they The Moores have one son, might benefit from the inspec­ only 13 months of this Ume In Home to Burley and Sun Valley. Cash nnless arraqgeMents mada before saU daU laying. No hen U kept laying The better restaurants use them Mike, 10, who is a senior at tion service. He added th a t In Smooth and Strong TERMS! past years. In many Instances, longer than 13 months, thereby as do several of the larger super Hagerman high school. keeping the quality of the egg ai markets. the benefit had gone to the buy­ Ages Long the very best standards. An egg route In Mountain ers and shippers rather than to Every 10 weeks, the Moores get Home was started when the the grower. FLOYD MORRISON, Owner S,&00 day-old Klmber chicks from operator had to wait for the Mistake He also suggested that, wh^re MeiTlll Poulixy farm and hat- h(ns. The Moorei laughingly MALVBKN, .Ra„ Oct, 27 6fl pcaslbJe, farmers use country COLONIAL ehery In Paul and sell the la- state they had to run and gather —Seven children became III sorters in their cellars, and re­ M urtaugh month'old hens to Bertie's poul­ enough while he waited to fill yesterday after drinking floor serve the No. 3’a and culls for CONCRETE AUCTIONEER: S. WlllUms CL^RK: 0 . W. JohuM try. his orders. The same situation de-wftxer mistakenly served to direct diversion to the starch These chicks are fed and cared can still occur, . for although them as apple cider a t a Hal­ alcohol plants. for six months before they are 11,000 may be laid and handled loween pasty. a t full production. A regular pro­ In one day, there often are calls The children, ranging In gram Of vaccination U used to for pullet eggs which can’t be age from e to 8, were treated prerent the common poultry dis­ filled. at Bryn Mawr hospital and eases. X>e*beaklng is done before The eggs th at are cracked releaked. Hospital officials they start laying to preveni called “checks" because of the said there would bo no lasting YOU GET HIGH QOALITY AT LOW COST THROUGH texture of the shell, are used by effect. TO house these birds. It takes bakeries. They are broken I J square feet of floor space per bird, making a total of 31,000 square feet of housing, which la divided Into seven, well Insulated OUR N E W H i B houses, They are automallcally ventilated with fans. House No. B Is In process of dairym en; being built and It will be equip* ped with automntic feeders. T)ie other houses are' being converted to automatic feeders, ntso. Clear, running spring water Is.In front FREE ESTIMATES of the birds at all times. “The entire operation has been buUV' On s quality bivsis, and Financing Available th at's what has kept It movlns," Mooro slates. "becauAe the quality Com plate bid . .. or will figur* m a­ Is good, there Is a big demand.** The Moores plan to build to a terial and help YOU DO IT YOUR­ llook ot 38,000 birds. T# feed the 34^00 chickens. SELF! a,7D0 pounds ot feed U required «ach day. Ocmmunlly type nests Ba^ni . . . Ramodatfng •r* u«*d. The eggs ate gathered — to u r time* a-day, year TOund."lH Pipe Line Milkers Thlnkinfl of buMdlng? Then pet all the facK about our neyv Blilldlng You get tpadoue Iniarlort 80* to W wld», (tnoth to luH your «lti. : wlw baskets, and placed on a . . . S*oll« Proposal Servlcel’Thli unique plan can inve you money and aiiur* piui choie* ot tan tiotory^ptiKid, piilpraof Btrart^lllirasiBnT'Up tn ^ ‘ you a modern, quellty commercial or Induitrlal structure I Bulk Milk Tonk • hurry and up to atay, thaaa varaatlla 8trin*8tM l Ibulldlngi ir* IdMl ■ rnovT5 r u s e s n “ H erirrh W «“w^rks! First, we analyze and eatabllih~your t Wa wni handle your entira building projw i miiiuviiiw ...... SEE US FOR ALL YOUR DAIRY NEEDS /equlremente. Then we submit a drawing ot a bulldino which exBClly UF meets all your needs as to floor apace, code requirements, etc. The little as 80% down. Com* In or call u t today to find out about our , .iv: O a ttM PlaunrH o( winter design will be bssed on components selected from over 1,400 Str*n< complete aervlce. ' DrivlBf wlUi Safe Tlrwi Williams Dairy Supply 8teelpre-enBlnBereddaalffna,euurln0«Mg»ii|UA)Jtybulldlno«Uowcotf. THINKINQ OF BUILDINOf BETTER'BBS US . Your "Jomesway" Dealer , JOHN J. WILLIAMS 401 Shoihone Street South 733-2878 435 Shoa'hons Slriit So. •— Phoii* 711-3569 8TRAN-STBBL A DIVISION OP-NATIONAL • T I I L O O R &ay. ocrroBER 2 7 , i96i TIMES-NEWS. TWIN FALLS. IDAHO PAGE NINE plus Dumped Before Agency Office A dm inistra^n Preparing to Appoint Advisory Unit on Chicken M arketing Mr. and Mr«. George McCoy, Hansen, who have been llvlnc nn WASHINGTON, OCt 31 HIPD— sourccs, from spokesmen hatching eggs authority to adopt -«ae-of Mrs. Peter-LlRk't-farm t~f«r-(hc ppsl nine'years, are The Kennedy administration Is broiler producers. marketing. Qrde?s-if-thBy_.want_ retiring from fam ing. Mr. and M r^ Howard Slevers, who h»ve preparing to appoint an advisory ^ n y steps towat-d adoption ot them. An advisory committee last been farm ing-the Wayne Butler pUte. w«l move to the Link committee to coaslder proposed p r o g r a m s controlling broiler week IndlcAted it will soon make farm. The McCoys have farmed for Mrs. Link (he p^st 1& yeirs, market stAblllzikifK programs chicken sales are likely to meet a formal proposal for adoption nine on the present place. for t strong opposition from some of turkey control orders. USDA The committee could recom­ farm groups, technlcl[\ns arc now perparllng L. W. (Bill) Moore, HBCtscn. has brpuglil his cattle In from mend that congress authorize The broiler Industry Itself, In a c'elallcd drdft of proposed ■ummer range In Shoshone bftsin end W. G. Allcti has returned the adoption ot federal market­ marketing order programs for his stock from the south hills. ing orders tor broiler chickens spite of prices which have been the turkey committee. chlckcn hatching ^eggs. below production costs for many H. A .T bsenert, who live* sonth .of Haiiiien, had U acrcs of which could Include authority growers much of this year, has for,marketing controls on hand­ not been united on what to do. spuds which averaged 21S sacks (o (he acrr. Tlit)’ are belnr This summer, during congres­ •orted out at 52 per cent of No. I's. Ouy Wllboum. who Is run­ lers, but not on producers. ning the B. G. Wolter potato cellar at llBnxeii. Kl.'ttes (he T hat- The advisory group conld not sional debate 8n tlie IMl farm FARM act. moat major broiler Industry u e rt spuds are the best he has handled sn far (lil notion. There Is no authority for Auction prairie until thes-Xan be shipped to winter fcediuc qimitcrs. Quite Fuch programs (or chickens or Late last month, however, pro­ few bands of 4hcep are still on the prolrle pilor lo movlnR to current law. ducer spokesmen fro m flvi lower elevations. ‘ ^ No public announcement ot the southern states met In Washing­ chicH^n hatching eggs under ton to discuss the poultry Indus­ CALENDAR try's troubles. They Indicated The beet barveit Is In full swing oh the ranches In Pasadena plan to set up a broiler advisory All M agic Valley Valley, eight miles southeast of King IIHI. Some of the beets committee has been made yet, they were corulderlng proposal ■ il- are averaging 35 tons per acre down lo 11 lo 18 tons per acre, but the action Is expected by ot a nationwide program to man­ Sales Listed Here according to Lee Trail. Harold Van Sickle. Rodney Ruberry, Karl early or mid-November, age broiler supplies and stablUze Anderson and Elbert Lawson. The beets are hauled by tmchs The orsftnlMtlon of the conjr prices. I t«>.Glenns Ferry where they are shipped by rail (o sugar factories mlttee his been proposed from If congress does authorize the In .Magic Valley. two sources recently. use of marketing orders for One request came several chickens, actual adoption of any An extra good "coyote crop" is reported by Mr. nnd Mrs. Ocorcc weeks ngo from the national ag­ new programs would be up to Crockett, whose ranch Is on Rocky creek south ot Hansen. Mrs. ricultural advisory commission. producers. Under the marketing Crockett reports seeing some of the animals every time she Ls ovu Ttint group urged the agricul­ order law. proposed regulatory In the field. It Is the first time In-about 15 years they remember ture department to call.a meet­ programs must first be explored so many. The Crocketts don’t mind the serenndlng at night be­ ing ot broiler industry leaders in public hearings. And before cause the predators control mice and other small rodents. , (0 see what can be done to re­ they can go Into eftect they lieve distress in the industry. The must get two-thirds approval in C o n t a c t the Tlmes-Kews Farm Sales depirUnent for e of the grain fields sccond and more specific coll for a referendum ot the producers. orgnnlMtlon of an advisory com­ The 1931 farm act gave pro­ complete advertising coverage mittee Came, according to USDA ducers ot turkeys and turkey of your farm sale: hand bills, newspaper coverage (over 87.- Mr. and Mrs. Andy Harrell, ranchers near Rogerson, have a son. MM readers In Mafic Valley), Keith, attending Filer school, who is fond of football, so Mrs. advance billing. All at one spe­ Harrell has taken an apartment In Filer for Keith and herself Buyers Report Farmfers Are cial low rate. Every sale listed during the football season so. he can practice. They go out to the In this Farm Calendar for 10 ranch on week-ends. days before sale at no cost. C. H. WUsoD. Filer, told some calves last week and waa quite Holding Hay in Magic Valley pleased with (be price they brought. Cattlemen, sheepmen and other In th e Twin 'Palls area the October 30 uyers from throughout Magic price of good quality hay in the rtO Y D MORBISON Ferrli LMoh, nuiucer of the IluU4aie. Mich., arrieoltnrsl ■UblUntlon and ccaHrraUon ot- Valley report fanners "are not sUck is about |19 per too. Al­ Advertisement October 37-18 . flee, lookf a t SO b « n of wheat dropped In front of hU offJc* by farmer Ralph Bhlnaberry. The letting It go." though few buyers are buying A v e U m tti s. WOUaas . w^Mt hai been atored tlnce 1954 when ihe coTemiaent. ilapped a lien on H elalmtaf Shlna- 36 Herds in 3-County Some buyers say many farmers hay. some are hauling hay to Ne­ berry had TioUted hla farm qaola. Shlnaben? also presented Leach a bUI for WJ144.10; 11,187.20 re keeping hay to feed and some vada or Boise and other areas In November 1 for the orlflBal wheat he crew, S7S0.80 for storare for 81 monthi, and |62«.10 for Interest on iu-e keeping it because they an­ the state where bay Is needed. LEWIS O. CEOWTBEB EstaU Income be woald hava reecived bad he been allowed to sell the wheat in the fhvt pUee. (AP Area Lead Production ticipate a hard winter and ieel Advertlseneat Ootober n -U wirepboto) they may need the hay to Ust TRY TIMES-NBWS WANT ADS JESIOMB, Oct. 37-O f the .00 nine mixed, averaged 770 pounds them through the winter. herds’ ln the Goodlng-Uncolu- of milk and 37.4 pounds of but­ Aaclieaewst John Wert Jerome Dairy Herd Improvement te rfa t Hugh and Henry Reid, In the Burley and Rupert area, buyers report few sales » t 818 to UTAH STOKER SLACK association testing unit two, 36 Jerome, with 44 ...... OIL TREATED Efforts of Individual Farmers for herds averaged more than 30 averaged 1.119 pounds of milk and 118.50 per ton in the stack. There November-2-* - ’ is no big demand for hay right pounds of buttcrfat for Septem­ 31.4 pounds of butterfat Phil $15 pir Ion Delivmd O. D. BKTNOtDB ber. according to the report ot Uclnturf, Eden, with 10 grade now. Most of the hay being A ABNOLD TANNLEB Saving W ater Seen in Lincoln.Tour Ben Bussell, tester for the, unit. Holstelns, averaged l.OlO pounds bought now is being hauled to IntarmouMoin Fual Co. Adverilsenent OeL St-Nev. 1 The top herds Include: Lyle P. cattlemen tn Nevada or sheepmen . 733-efiU-iOlwlB. rails AsetloBser: ty la M asian____ SHOSHONE, Oct. 37-A little water out the other end and onto then waU until the ditch filled of milk and 36.0 pounds of but­ and dairies in the Boise area. planning and work on Irrigation the lofid I need irrigated." up before he could use the water Anderson, Jerome, with 32 reg­ terfat. •tructures can bring uvlngs In Corwin Silva showed a pipeline on hla fields. After an hour or istered Holstelns, averaged 1.- Archie -Malone, Jerome, with November 2 tirae, money and much needed which has eliminated more than two of waiting, water would begin &5S pounds ot milk a^d 40.7 a i registered Holstelns, averaged PEABL J. BLACKWOOD water, it was demonstrated on a a mile of ditch which for years to come through a t a creeping pounds ot butter tat. with three 1,135 pounds ot milk and 86.4 AdTertlseraent Detebtt S l-ll tour of Irrigation construcUon supplied his farm wllh Irrigation speed. milkings dally. Ralph Martin, pounds of butterfat M artin t Harvey C. IfetMM ivactlces eotxluoted last week b; water. The old ditch wound Hunt, y ith 10 registered Hol- jitelns, averaged 1.292 pounds Gf Jauiegui, Dietrich with 17 grade Thousonds This Year G«ell PA ttenes. the Wood River soil conservation through neighbors’ farms, ov^r Holstelns, averaged 080 pounds of district. lava rock and over fills. The loss before the water is through. milk and SS.3 pounds of butter- W ill Never Reach M arket November 2 Fanaa rlalM included those cl ot water through seepage was tRt. Paul Jucbau, E ico. with 38 BDWIN .M T IB R M . . . terrific, he said. Oablola showed a reservoir and 20 registered Holstelns, averaged .:Oscv Kemer, Paul Bancroft, 1.261 pounds of milk and 41.8 grade Holstelns, averaging 1,018 U vertlsem at G et 81>Not. 1 Now. by use of approximately pump pipeline which accomplish­ p o u n ^ q f milk and 36.9 pounds A r c h i e jo&ea, Oorwln Bllva, es the same purpose as that In­ pounds of butterfat. Avettoaeent loka Wert Ralph Ward-Olifford Davis and one-halt' mile of pipeline, Silva of buStrfat, Jim Heswrsnlih turns his entire stream of water stalled by Kemer on his farm. Claude Bernard and sons, Ha- John OabloU in the 8hoshone> relton, with BO registered and Stan Frftzler, Jerome, with 30 detrlch areas. Into the intake end of the pipe Bancroft showed a reservoir registered and grade Holstelns, November 8 and gets the entire amount out to which, at present, stores water -grade Holstelns, averaged 1,242 Actual pumtu. pipelines. Irrlga- pounds of milk and 41.S pounds averaged 1XQ6 pounds of milk HENSY (Bank) .SCLIK 'le crops needing irrigation, for livestock. When he completes and 36.6 pounds ot butterfat. Uoa reservoirs and concrete-lined his project, he wiU have Installed ot butterfat Jack Edwards, Die* A d w tls e a m t Ckt. Sl-Mfv. 1 dltohea on these Xaniu were Silva ^ s , “I used to tura the trlch. with 33 regUtered a n d WUlianl T. Howard. H ayltan START FEEDING BANNER fiflNERAL AND wa;t«r intd'the dltcb'at th e heAd- > and pipeline'which will with 14 registered and gradfi HoI> ■ b an . «nd m . explanaUoa of . 80 to W acre feet of waste grade Holstelns, avr ' CHEMICAL COMPOUND IN YOUR SALT. lunr th e ; worked was glren. gates and three or four hours lat> pounds of nUlk and — steins, averaged 1,089 pound of 7ou can get Bann^TMlneral and Chemieal Compooad already i er. a UtUe of i t would be d o ro to water. The exact amount will be milk'and 34.6 pounds of butter* Cecil Cope, soil cODaerraUonlst determined by the type of I r ^ . of butterfat Reed Tbylor and mixed with Salt a t the Qlobe Seed A Feed Co. on TrtlOk Lant itr the district, states there Is no where X could usei I t Is p e n t days sons, Wendell with 40 registered f a t Norman Johnson, B unt, with in Twin Palls. and days cleaning out the (rtd tlon season. 30 registered and gnu suurance next year will be *njr With the salvage he will be and grade Holstelns. averaged Remember, thousands this year will n ot rtaoh martut, DONTr ! better than the past season for ditch. Now I tu ra the water Into 1,087 pounds of milk and 40.0 the pipe and before 1 ean walk to at)le to sub-irrlgate 10 or 15 acres IiET YOURS BE COUNTED IN. ’ Irrigation, and such.promotlon of pounds ot butterfkt Newbrough and 84.6 pounds ot butterfat. atop this loss yith Banner Chemical and Uloaral Oompoand' the end of the pipe, the water is of new land ea well as supply ad­ Orivel -Call, Hazelton, with 34 waterwHiTlng p r a c t l ^ as exhlb* ditional water to some of his and Mrachek, Wendell, with 41 trom the Ited by these farm eb, displays there, ready for use." registered and grade Holstelns grade Holstelns, averaged 1,048 November 6 : > t h e r IS of the fanner Some of his fields, which re- averaged 1,121 pounds of milk pounds of milk and >4.3 pounds H0AX8 aad-NIOBOIS Cope said of these pwtlces, of butterfat. « i(h a

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AMhur *»h«aft, reclam Soa. TIMES-NEVVS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO FRinAY, OCTOBER 27, jj,. PAGE TEN Miss of Burley LDS Temple Rite Unites Pair Girls' League 'Pike's Peak or Bust" Is Theme of League Mixer And AJIred Wed Stages Annual In T em ple Ritual 'Mixer' Event! Some 400 members of the T*]n SALT LAKE O n T . UUh. Oct. FalU_hlgh school_QlrU’ league -----3T—‘MBrjle~DldBricksen—daugh­ attended the league's annual ter of Mr. and Mrs. DelAwn “mixer,". Wednesday avenlDg in DlderickBcn, Burley, became the the school cafeteria. bride o( M. Duane Allred, son The theme, "Pike's Piak of Mr. and Mrs. Golden Allred. bust." was carried out by coin !#rcvo, Utah, in rites solemnized tumes worn 'by the members. Bept. 21 at the Salt Lake City W inners-of-the costume Judging LDS temple. contest wwe Karleen WlUon The ceremony was performed funniest; Judy Bevan, most au­ by President Elrey L. ChrlstUn- thentic: Jeanne Matsuoka. most eon. beautiful, aind Sidney Little- , .A receptloa honored the new- f l^ ( ^ Carol Custer _ajid Sandra - lyweds Sept. 22 a t the Easl Provo ■Brown, all tied'lor'mosfdrlRlnai; stake center. The event was Judges were Richard Baun, hosted by the bride’s-parents. Judith Bracken and . Roy OWf- The bride wore ft self-styled flth. gown of delUBtcred satin trlm^ WlntJlng dance In the dance ihed with embroidered Alencon conUst was "The Slop." with lace accented, with seed peafU. Camille Bastlan as leader o( the winning group.' Her veil of silk Illusion. Dee Ann Day and Peggy held by a pcarl-trlmmed satin Kolouch were In charge of the bow. She carried a bouquet of mixer, a Girl's league activity flowers centered with a whlU open to sophomores. Juniors and orchid. seniors. Attending the bride were Mrs. The mixer concluded with re­ Colleen Cline and Mrs. Come freshments. Liston. sUters of the bride, and Mrs. Velora Smith, Mrs. Orville Stevens and Sheryle Allred, all Kimberly WSCS ■Isters of the bridegroom. Each wore a green crystalline dress styled Identically to that Group Schedules worn, by the bride, and carried orange and bronse mums. Dinner, Studies Best maji was (/arth Allred, G rand C hief Is. Social Events KIMBERLY, Oct. 3T-Klmber- brother of the bridegroom. ly MethodUt WSCS members met Ushers were Blaine St«vens, Greeted During In the church parlor last week Paul Cline and Don I-lston. Lend-A-Hond club will meet with president Mrs. Marlon Wall With a cry of Tlka’i Peak or Bust,” four Twin FatU high ■ Indian*; I The mother of the bride chose »t 1;30 p.m. Wednesday a t the presiding. school girls prepare to eonqner th at famous peak in. a scene entlng a rl*aled protpector, and Connie O chi^ P ft pal«-.gr««n dress embroidered Chapter's Meet home o{ Mrs. Harold Waggoner. Mrs, John Nelson gave the presented at the' Girts’ league all-glrl mixer held at the high I a bar maid. The mixer Is the heglnnini st IIh I in white and the bridegroom's Callie Painter,, Bonners Fer­ 610 Sparks' avenue. A potluck devotions on the week of prayer school Wednesday eveoing. Frdm left are Peggy Kolonch and Dee mother wore a dress of rose Ince ry, grand chief of Pythian Sis­ dinner wl]I be served. Roll call and sclf-denlal. A silver offer­ over taffeta. Each wore a cor­ ters organization, made her of­ will be answered with "my favor­ ing was taken for this program. Brunzell and Lwter Bolan. sage of talisman roses. ficial visit to the Twin Falls ite season and why.” report was given .on the November Rite Church Youth A film and worship service will Youth Groups The bride is a graduate of temple No. 31 last week. ¥ ¥ ¥ Brouse and Buy rummage shop be under the direction of the Bear River high school, Item on- She was accompanied by PickctU class of the First W inter clothing is needed. Methodist group. ton, Utah, and attended Brig­ Will Wed Miss Plan Activities To A id UNICEF Sarleen Sorlck, grand manager. Methodist church will hold a Mrs. J. C. Poe announced that WENDELL. Oct. 37 — Plans .^Moderator, S h a r o n Bungum, ham Young university. They were honored a t a potluck potluck dinner aftCT church serv­ HAOERMAN. Oct. samples for the new pnrtor rug for future activities were dis­ Sbpolnted /Ronald Bloan to be In and MIP members met with The bridegroom completed an Halloween supper. ices Sunday. will b f shown at the November Whittle, Palmer charge of the UNICEF acUvlty, LDS Central states mission and ¥ ¥ ¥ KIMBERLY, Oct. 37—Margaret cussed at the United Presby­ Rev. Austin 0 . Rugger. He r» mock initiation cercmony meeting. Mrs. -Roy D u rk terian youth meeting. A spaghet­ posters and advertising. the lesson , on freedom attends BYU. PAUL — A square dance will quested that members order Ann W hittle, daughter of Mr. held for the grand chief. She ti supper was served prior to the Present were Mr. and Mrs, Plans were made for the UNli The couple will reside In Provo. presented a gift and cor­ be held at the Paul Orange hall Christmas cards early, and Mrs. Dudley T. Whittle. Tltata. where th» bridegroom will at 8:30 p.m. Satufday. W alter Kimberly, Is engaged to Paul meeting by the UPY sponsors, Charles Callen. Mr. and Mrs. CEP Ha-lloween drive. .Mnnbm sage. Also receiving corsages were ■ The schedule for the Method­ Mrs. Dale DePew and Mrs. Owen Gene Callen, Mr. and Mrs. Dale will meet at Wendell sundu complete his studies In business Mrs. C. S. Hafer, grand guardian; Will will call. Those attending ist study group on Latin Ameri­ Wight Palmer, son of Mr. and administration. are asked to bring table service Bolan. Dcpcw. Mrs. .Owen Bolan and for a film by Danny Kiye cb Mrs. L. C. Sumner, grand treas­ ca was reviewed. The classes for Mrs. Rudger E. Palmer, Park the Rev. J. A. Jennings. ♦ ¥ ¥ and a covered dish. Valley, Utah. Plans were made for a Joint UNICEF. Transpartation »m hi urer: Mrs. Merl Sorick, and Mrs; all ages In the family will be> I e e 11 n g with the Methodist ¥ ¥ ¥ furnished. E. H. Maher, temple mother. ¥ ¥ ¥ gin Sunday and will be held from The bride-elect attended Ricks Sheriff Benham Star Social club will meet Nov. youth groups Sunday at the KAREN GIER FETED . ¥ ¥ ¥ The white elephant gift. 7 to ® pjn. college and Brigham Young uni­ Presbyterian church and final TRY TIMES-NEWS WANTAul e with Florence Howard. Amigo versity. She was employed by the FILER. Oct. 37—Karen Oler, furnished by Mrs..W. A. Ehrhard club will meet Nov. 3 with Lo- I t was announced that WSCS plans were made for the UNICEF FOR FAST SELLING RE6ULTll Speaks at Meet and received by Mrs. Norman will serve refreehmenU for the U tah s u te tax commission. Salt Hallowe'en drive. Methodist youth bride-to-be, was guest of honor rene Nelson and Past Matrons Lake City. HANSB3I, Oct. 37 — SherUf Brevlck, toastmlstress for t h club will meet Nov. 3 with Mrs. quarterly conference to be held groups will meet with Presby­ a t a miscellaneous shower given James Benham, Twin Falls, was evening. James Spriggs. Nov. 1. Speaker for the confer­ Palmer attended BYU. served terian youth groups 'Sunday at Saturday evening a t the home guest speaker at the Friendship ence wIU be the Rev. Charles a northern states LDS mission. 7:30 pjn. Robert Burks will be In MeQibers are asked to take ¥ ¥ ¥ of Mrs. Th^c^agcls. A pink um­ club meeting held at the home their cookies for the I d a h Easley, district wperlnten He was graduated from Utah charge of the recreation and rc- of Mrs. W. a . Allen. Ranch for Youth to the home of Hagerman MlA Boise. vocational school In mechanical freihments will be served by the brella motif'was carried out In He spoke on the danger of fall­ Mrs,. Brevlck by Sunday. Projects for the group circles engineering ;and was employed faith commission. JoAnn Malt2 Is decorations and favors. Bonnie out iQ this area and steps to be were announced. Group one. the with the Fronk Motor company chairman, assisted by Sharon Oler, niece of the brlde-elect, as­ A social meeting will be held purchase of ritual pam^lets; in Tremonton, Utah. He Is sta­ taken to protect a family. Mrs at the home of Mrs. C. S. Hafer Confab Marked Bungum, SUsan Harms, Robert sisted her in opening her gifts. AUen, program chairman, Intro- Rrouo. two, the adoption of a tioned In the army at Ft. Riley, Nov. 3. Members are to dress, in a t the Nampa state school; KansI iluced Benham. Halloween costumes. group will host a stake party Sat­ group three, the collection of A Nov. 17 wedding a t the Lo­ ■ Mrs. NorviUe Reynolds an­ ¥ ¥ nounced the R«d Gross blood> urday in Jerome. saving stamptwoks, and group gan, Utah, LDS temple is mobile will be a t the Kimberly four, the purchaae of hymnsOs. planned. A reception Vlll be held Dee Christensen conducted the G ifts were tnrought for the grade school auditorium from 2 Sorority Annual meeting. Ann'Penfold and Mrs. th at evening a t the Park Valley. pm . to e pjn. Nor. 14. Members Nome. Alaska, box. A medley of Utah. LDS ward. A Nov. 18 recep- Joe Haycock were in charge of ctirlstmas songs were played on voted to furnish refreshments for Board Meet Set the music and Karen Kenlt2«r Uon wiU be held at the Kimberly donors during the afternoon. the piano by Mrs. Leslie ^ w e . LDS recreation hall. The annual board meeting of gayo the prayer. Arlene Zellar Mrs. Don Kilbom, flower Mrs. L.’ C. McFarland received the Idaho state council of Ep­ gave the theme and Wally Akers ¥ ¥ ¥ the whlta elephant gift. Mrs. chairman, asked for contribu­ silon Sigma Alpha will be held gave a spiritual talk. The bene­ tions ot flowers for November. SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB MEET Dell Wright was co>hostess. Saturday at the home of Mrs. diction was given by Terri Lar­ The' program, “Urban church­ WENDELL, Oct. 37-M rs. Ken- The Nov. 3 meeting will be Harald Oerber. ffl3 Cindy drive. son. es," wai.presented by Mrs. Otto neth Bradshaw was hostess for held at the home of Mrs. Wrlghl. Twin Falls. _After_toe c1aues,_a dancing Fowler______- - ...... - the Senior Bridge club dessert . _ Mrs. W. O. Lawyer will b« pro* Mrs. Frances Tucker,-Iewlstolt7 peHoS’wasHeia. Refreshments were served by luncheon recently, Mrs. Denton gram chairman. resident, will conduct the meet- ¥ ¥ ¥ Mrs. Ben Jansen and Mrs. Wil- Adams and Mrs. Ralph Robl- _ig. Arrangements have been USB TXMES»NEWS WANT AD8 lard Webster. ______son were guests.______made by Mrs. Clifton Peterson, Marion Martin Jerome, first vlca president and official hostess. Th< ■ - P attern F a l l a ...... the ban

Col lege Students Report Activity TV HIGHLIGHTS UNIVERSITY OF ID A H O , Mmcow, 6ct. 37—Janice Rleman, •ophiOTore s o l e n o t student. FOR THE WEEK Twin Falls, Is a member of the registration committee prepar­ ing for the annual convention of Spurs, a sophomore scholastic •SATURDAY* • WEDNESDAY* and service honorary society. The event will be held on the One-fwo-th'ree go! (children's show) Stevi Allen Show (variety)*’ university campus Oct. 37 to 30, Expedition (documentary Joey Bishop Show (comedy) udsnts from Twin Falls who I mainberB of the^publicit) R oaring 2 0 's (drom o) U.S. Steel Hour (drartio) committee for the Campus Chest, the Junior class carnival and charity auction held last week­ • SUNDAY• • THURSDAY* end. were Lorraine Potter, an education major: Perry McCol- Pro Football, 49era vs. Steelors Donno Reed (comedy) louth, a business major, and M e e t th e Press Hozel (comedy) Idona Kellogg, a home economics major. World of Bob Hope (speciol) Sing Along with Mitch Miller ¥ ¥ ¥ , Pow er a n d th e G lory (d ro m a) Father of the Bride (comedy) Business Women L ow rence O livier DuPont Show (dromo) • F R I D A Y • Stage Fall Tea MR. ond MRS. STANLEY PHILLIPS , Internotlonol Showtime (circus) f n i Twin FalU Busineu and Pro­ • M O N D A Y • fessional Women held a tea for Route 66 (adventure) TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING BMART BIDCLINR prospective member*. The event Have you noticed lha way WM held at the YWOA. reports Cheyenne (western) Target (adventure)' Winter’s best - tooking cuunls Mrs. Norman Herrett, prealdent. W agon Train (western) Hathaways (comedy) MR. RICHARD E. BERG •mphaslsa the side - buttoned Pall flower* decorated the hall, look? Maka it your favorite look Thriller (mystery) Investigators (drama) Program numbera Included se­ Twin —make this eaiy-iew slep-ln In. lections by th* Twin FalU high Mr. Berff, who will niiHlst In the operation of this FilU ' vltld flannel, ribbed Jersey, cot­ Mortuary, Rradimtod from the R . A. Long High School »;• school girls' aextet, a violin aolo • T U E S D A Y * ton. by Mrs. Ernest Theener, accom­ PLUS M ANY DAYTIME LojiKviflw, Wnnh.. WnBhlngton Stnt® College and Lob An*' Printed pattern M ij; Mlwea panied by Mrs. Jay Colb, Filer: Bachelor Father (comedy) gnlofi ColloKo of Morluury Science,' He in aitio a , SIses 10, 13. li, 10, IB, 30. Bite IS songs by the "Trio" of TN^ ln Falls F E A T U R E S , CHILDREN'S Ukes yard! 3B-lnch fabric. high school: a piano duet by Mrs. Ichobod ond Me (comedy) nf thfi Natlonftl Foundation of Funeral Service School oi . Send IS cents (roln») for Uils Robert Nelson and Mrs, Marshall SHOW S, VARIETY, JACK MniuiKement of Kvanston, III. pfttl*m-«dd 10 im u for cnch Combs and nimibers on the elec- Alcoo Premier (dralno) .. ^ t « r n lor flrit,^ii«, mailing. trie Spanish and ^awaihin iteel -...... -Mor8hp|-Dlllon-(wB5t«rn)— ' ------—PAAR t ^AND L-A-TE-5HGWS- BorK!ii-.Aclive.memb«r«hipii~lnclud6, F irat li! BenA to Marian Marlin. Tlmes- guitars by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Church, Horace Tyler Li... ;e No. 290 AF & AM» Newi Pattern Dept, js j west Shaffftr. No. 174. Arlo No, .1 F,O.E. ^e also Borvod in the U.S. AiW'1 - ,j a i ii flU —In duirgfi of .Uu arrnn^iements P rin t pUinly name, address with were Mrs. L. I,. Ijingdoii and A Cofble Connection Is A Wonderful Gift! “ aon*. t l u and style number. Mrs. Frankie Alworth, members You ra Invited to a Pall-winter of the public' affairs comnilttre. I'or tho p a n t B yoarH, Mr. Berg with hia Wiffl, Lola, and hb i Son a n d Daughter h a v e roaidod In TaconiB.- Waahingtflfc • PHONE 733-2233 wherfl ho was affiliated with the Buckley-King j RUMMAGE SALE Horvlco. Sponsored by th* Twin FalU Chapter FOR CONNECTION SERVICE! DEMOLAY PAY ONLY 19,95 CONNECTION FtE, PLUS 4.95 PER MONTH. Trod, your iCOAL Friday & Saturday 2, 3, 6 or 7 onlenno lor the connection tse, or pfly J60 In odvonce (or on. lERG'S October n-M , • a,m. • B p,m. y e a r of service. r Q yallty I I old Reynolds’ Funeral Ohap«i

Ph. 7330300 263 2nd Ava. No. T w in (Xn^BER 27, 1961 TIMlES-NEWSr'TWIN FALLS. IDAHO PAGE ELEVEN 0 Fish and Game Unit Rebound Scramble Attend Hearing, Take ,nd on Wilderness Bill Oct. 27 (JP)—Idaho’s fish and game commission decided Thursday to of- limony^ at a conKreRaional hearing on the wilderness Bill, but it refused to College Football’s “Big Four” .At position it will take. A spokesman for the commission said members on the -commission s official position on the' controversial legislation, but ' not to, make the stand public until the hearintr next Mondav and Tuesdav Rated Favorites This W eek-End ------in McCall. A member of the ” By The Aisocialed Press commission will appear at The “big: four" of collefre football—Michigan State, Missi.ssippi, Texas and Ala­ the hearing, which will be McGormick, bama—shouldn’t be concerned over whether they can win again this week but only* conducted by Rep. Gracie by, how much. All are favored by two tnuchdown.s and up over their unfortlinate Pfoat, D., Ida. opponenta. The powerful Spartans of Michigan State, who have rolled up'96 points Al the opening of Ita two-day Ramos Lead while yielding only 10 in MAGIC BOWL mecUni? here, the commlsston .. HMk Tm LMfst their four straight vie- n«p <)«(<•(«<) ctruetlan dvftaud Ualtrti experimental device to help deer In “Gop^iers” torie.H, hope to solidify their fi:i: Horn* Dilrl.. UCLA-Stanford Tilt No. 1 ’ranking against In­ bsUdtMM t . t ; Soyd’t CoffM •NEW YORK. Oct. 27 GB-There " B Bkb «(rt.I H . is a good^reason why pitchers diana. a (cam that has lost three ' The commlMlon was told that Pedro Ramos of Minnesota and out of four, at East lAnslng, many deer drown each winter Mike McCormick of Ban Pran' Tops Slate on Coast Mich. ' Mississippi, chagrined, a t being when they try to cross the thin cisco had poor won-lost records By The Associated Press > Shop hl«h btnl Guird d .f e .l^ H r. Cost of the project Is estimated day. tige than significance, Jay Is Best Oregon renew an old regional a t »5,000, The army corps of Ramos, who set an American mark the schedule, with rivalry at Portland, Washington todlHdoal fun*. C. Koch 223 . engineers will provide $2,<00 and California Journeying east to State and San Jose State meet •• lJldl»l4u»l writ*. 0. Koeb i»2: the balance will be made up of league record by allowing 43 ^ ,»ef»ttli UlBl *»ra», N»tiun»t gopher balls Ui 1957, has served play a suddenly dangerous Penn Pitclier in at Spokane and Oregon Btate federal aid funds available to takes a day off. ' — the fish and game department. up 309 homers In seven big State at University Park and ssii"ii:s ‘.•.;5''K.ru league seasons. The Twins’ right­ wlnless Illinois appearing In Los UCLA and Stanford offer In­ State Sen. R. M, Wetherell. D.. National Loop teresting possibilities. UCLA has Elmore, appeared before the com­ hander also paced the circuit In Angeles against Southern Cali­ 195B..He finished the past cam­ fornia. a 3-3 record, with wlits over the- ■ s '■■■■■■.■■ ...... mission Co determine why Ander­ NEW YORK, Oct. 37 (DPO-Joey Air Pone, Vanderbilt and Pitt son Ranch dam reservoir in El­ paign with 20 defeats and H vic­ Third-ranked Texas, blessed Jay, the Cincinnati Reds, 31- tories. and losses to Michigan and Ohio more county wa.^ not chemically Jack Twjtaaa (21\ »f th* ClatlnnaU R ayaU a n d WlUle NauWa wllh tremendous player depth. Is came winner, was honored by the Gene Conley of Boston was the State. treated to rid it of trash fish. (6) of New York Kniekerbockera •cramble for rebounding bas­ rated 13H points better than Rice United P r ^ s s International’s The victories may appear rather U; OUek'Ruu drfMted SUnger* Junior circuit runner-up with 33. The project originally had been ketball Id New York Thonday niglit. Near play Is Hob Reed in the game a t Austin, and Ala­ board of baseball experts for the C n^II 4.0: Jir-lU wlu defetird planned for this year. He was followed by Gary Bell bama, which Coach B ear Bryant routine imtil It is remembered r«d B*ti t - l l X«xl«n d«(*il«a Un> (11) of ClncinnaU. Action came In NatJonal Basketball associa­ second time when he was named the Bruins scored them without James Simpson, chief of fish­ and Mudcat G rant of Cleveland, tion game at Hadlton Square garden. New York won 120-111. has turned Into a scourge remi­ the National league's pitcher of * ^ b ’7ndW^il tamt. TTr LtJeu. eries,. told Wetherell that the rlth 33 each. niscent of the Tide of the 20’s. the year. of a first rate air tSS U t. Jt»n Crumrlni 1(4; hish water level In the reservoir was McCormick permitted only 15 (AP wlrepho(o) Is 13 over Houston on the latter's attack. Coach Bill Barnes has --'lu ll *«rlt*. J i r L*J«uneiM Jay. previously picked by the passing playi but no one to ex­ :nnBriM t i i : lil»h lermUh ----- not sufficiently low to make the homers In 19S0 when he had field. ^ UPI board for making the major _ Uatooctublei 7M : blsb h.ndlc*o operation effective. The water 15-13 record. In Iflfll. he won Of the first ten ranking teams, ecute them. ^ «tm*. UoU»uch«bl« : ,hl*h league comeback of the year, re­ Stanford's coach, Jack Cortlee, level would also have made treat­ games and lost 16. The Milwau­ Wyoming and Games Slated Iowa, Louisiana Stale and Colo­ ceived 19 of the 38 votes oast by ment more costly than the budget kee Braves were the Giant lefty's The unbeaten Twin Palls rado apparently are in for the is noted as an air-minded men­ the board members to beat out tor and the Indians gained 8S permitted, he added. chief tormenters. They had eight sophomore football team will roughest yeek-end. Milwaukee's Warren Spahn by Tlie commission approved sev­ homers off him followed by Cin­ host the Wells, Nev.. varsity Undefeated Iowa. No. 8, Invades yards In tbe air in their 18-0 . Utah Meet in three votes In the NL pitcher of loss t o . Washington last week, eral federal aid projects to pro­ cinnati with seven. at 1:30 pjn. Saturday at Lin­ Purdue, and is given less than a the year balloting. Johnny Pod- vide acccss for fishermen to sev> Lew Burdette of tbe Braves coln field. ^ touchdown edge. LSU, No. 7, which was 08 more yards than riBM d*(Mt«d A xrav Troducllon res, who compiled an 18-6 record UCLA collected a g a i n s t Fltt. - eral streams. It also authorized was right behind the leader with “Must” Game The BruJn varsity lakes on tackles a Florida team which has for the Los Angeles Dodgers, re­ ... T-K Advenular defeated Toon 112.000 to continue a study which exceptional speed and backfleld Stanford is 8-3. ■I; Wonder Dreed de/MtMl Aairow 31 gopher balls. Don Drysdale. By The Associated Press Nampa at 8 pjn. Friday at ceived the other vote. iMareh 1.1'^HoeteH Cup Cakn'de-u is designed to Improve the hatch- Los Angeles, was third with 29. Lincoln field. Pre* Uckels for finesse. Colorado, No. 10 goes to California, with a one-week Mtea Iimee-newi «-l: Tbe ery fish take of sportsmen. Utah Coach Ray Nagel put It the game are available at Oklahoma to face the team which Acquired in one of general reign in the Big Five ended In greeted tUner Seed Co. 4-(r. Ramos, who gave up 35 hom­ on the line this week when he manager Bill DeWltt's brlUIant Hl(b Indirldiul ibdi*, S urell 0«dtn ers In 1900, had the most trouble most Twin Palls business once was unbeatable In the Big its 38-14 defeat to Bonthem Gal, III; blfb Indlvldiul (crlee, Clene Vrni sold his Utes will have to beat houses. Eight and until recently stood trades, the 26-year-old native of faces more trouble with Penn bifb KraUh to«m *eme. last season with the new Los An­ Wyoming a t Salt Lake City Sat­ Rookfall, Conn.. developed into a Saimas Named geles Angels. They tagged him out as a national power. Colo- State, which iq m t B yncaw ; Cal ­ > No. 1 M l: bith bendletp urday to have a chance for the - - Is a slx-polnt choice. start with the Reds after three ls now 1-3-1. , KoeUM Cup Ceke* «80: for seven while Baltimore had Saturday and It bean onjlast disappointing season* with the s alup ’p“ t«5 r D mtIm Wonder Skyline confererice champlon- Once-tied Ohio State, No. 8, Is Srtad l . m ;: Ucbblch »*ent«b team «erle«, six off his deUverles. ahlp. place. This contest matches win- favored over Wisconsin at Madi­ B ra n s.' College Grid NeUie Fox of the White Box Uirowjfrow BeaaartbBeMRb II.OZ. - — - Th« Utes’ title dreams ride iess Colorado State university son. Wis. Notre Dame. No. 8, Jay, who also scored the Reds’ YandalsEndDiiU HlcbllfhUi Bovltr of tbe week, had his only two homers of the against Montana, victor once in a solid 10-polnt pick over only world series victory over ta* Van W anner U l. year off Ramos. the outcome of that clash, the first of two big games remaining five games, at Missoula. CSU Northwestern a t Bouth Bend tbe New York Yankees, compiled BDWLAOBOMK Back of Week needs the triumph to tactpt the Gewgla Tech, No. 9. Is favored a 31-10 ntark that made him Claaale Malar U a n a The AasocUtcd PrcM to settle the three-team flag Chameer'a Service defeeled Critndall race. All but Wyoming, U tah and league basement. Montana is a by two touchdowns over Tulane OinclnnaU's biggest winner since nr 4.0: Kay-e Rice Dowl defeated George Salmes, Michigan State, Santo Chosen slight favorite. Bwen Blackwell had a 33-8 mark Tliarsday—bitting th s high i^ota - Utetla CireU M : T-Vp difeal«I Troy UUh SUte are out of the run­ ' ■■ . ■ & , j , morlng to- the shining star of the game of ning for top honors. Th’o other Skyllners, except In 1M7. A 6-foot, 4-lnch. 236- In offense and defense. Unndrr >>1: Jeaien’e Jeweler* tied the week, was named Thursday Idle Brigham Young, meet non­ wan] their big service battle pound ri^t-hander. Jay pitched hb M MoUl M l Coea-CoU defeated If the Redskins slip by Wyo' Dec. 3, both have opponents who It was the last Vandal ptae« Ub m U OU 4-0. the back of the week la the Loop’s Top conference opponents. New Mex­ in >4 games and 347 In n in g He tlce before the U tah State game Hisb iDdWldual tin e . Roeer Wagntr Asoclated Press poll. mlng, they stlil face a tough ico entertains ■■ be troublesome. Army • pitched 14 complete games In- 111 blsb isdlTldual lerlet. Ro«er Waf­ chore In meeting Utah State at host at —West Point - to West -Vest VI In Logan on Saturday. er e il: blsb.aeril«b U in CiAe, A defensive stalwart, the 30- for the Air Force and Utah State, eluding four shutouts and had a . "WeTe as ready as we can get kaa««r'i• SerrUa~ • »7»:— Ibish leraleb year-old fullback broke loose in Sophomore Sal^ Lake City Nov. 18, the week unbeaten but tied once. Is host at glnla, a team on the rise, and S.21 earned run average. M* Hriea, Obaaee^a 8«r...- after they play high-powered Navy goes to Pittsburgh for a on the. practice field.** Ooach • I.UI- the second half to rip apart Logon for oft-beaten Idaho. Skip SUbley said, NEW YORK, Oct. 38 tf»-Ron Colorado k{ Boulder. fight with Pitt, a huge, t< ___ _ defea(e<1 Kotre IJame'B defenses and lead BJC IS NINTff ■ etahley Is'taUng » plajrM...... Idibe B«wUn« &4nto_0f the Chicago/C^bs wa« ' Wyoming faces the same prob' ^ALBIER BHOOTS 80 team marting under four the top-raittins Bparttuu-to-« chosen National leagtie. sopho- feats.___ B0I8B, O c t 37 BUI—Boise Jun- TWO men won’t mak» .-th» Irlp. ' 17-7 rtetocy over the aixth-nnk- lem aa Utah—the unbeaten bu 6YDNBY, Australia. Oct. « W) They are Oene Bates, oat.for the more-of-tbe-year-for-10«l-Wed- twice-tied Cowboys' 'm ust' win —Arnold Palmer shot an eight- Top IntersMtlonal' frayir"send tw-conege-today-was-ranked 4 4 i 8 ^ Centar in « iP iib: nesday in the annual Associated Californiaallfomla againagainst st Penn...... State at ninth In the all-American grid­ seaioo with an ankle lajoty, ^ H ie qulekiitrlklnr, 28S-poun4, Saturday to keep alive their over p a r 80 a t the Lakes course Cary Soilth, siddlned with poll­ R nsspoU . championship hopes. Thursday—thO' highest score he State CoUege, Pa., and nilnoli iron Index rating of junior col­ . Har. imlor, tha campua clum p In The hard-hitUnE third base­ against Southern CaUfomla. lege footbaU teams, ed knee mofcles. (am*. dancing "th® Twist," aliewad hU Tliere Is only one other league has carded in a tourxiament for iMOdl. man, who Is being compered with game on the Skyline schedule six years. (w^tMBTBaM Uabo OwUna Nawa ahaky hlpii to the Irlsb d»fend- former Chicago favorite Stan «rs In reeling off eoorlog runs of Hack, recelred 64 or the ise Totes 34 and 3S yards within two cMt by members' of the Baseball minutes and 44 seoonda. l b Writers association pa^clpatlng Sio«®Ml7 Uwle*?%f* tbi streaked' 36 Tarda In the final in the balloting. Pitcher Ray rOirln 7 «. quarter to help set o p the In­ B>irfar Nltara Lm ih * Bedeckl of the St. Louis Cards Poatn'i daf«at«l Stumble Iluma tO . surance field Boal. In all he ear-/ was nm nenip with 39. rin Fllpptra ipllt MP'a 1 4 ; B and D'a rled 14 times for 143 yards, a The 31-year-old Santo waa one l.ie.t«d PH'a » .tt Cbtrry Plekera apllt sterling show against a team Vhlrlpo«U t * of the bright llghU in the Cubs' wlth-a rook-rlbb^ defense.------dismal »ea8on.-bBttlng-.3e4-and Called ‘1he complete player,” Sle'Toaf MrA” aaU'UraUomnrW. alammlng 3a homenms. A right- IM Tailor 4(t] Ugb i«ratch^t*am by Coach D uffy Daufherty, handed swinger, he drove in 83 lime. Cberrr Plekm 71*;; hliiib lA bafcaoA*- Salmes was all of that In unbeat­ runs and also scored 83 times. teaa «aBie. Cbtrry . . . . j 77»: en Michigan's SUte's fourth Tla- ______«rry Plek- HU 104 hits included 31 doubles m l.U I: blth haadleip tn m Mrlaa, tory. He is from Canton, O. and six trtples. Salmes had a fine array of con­ In hla lOM rookie season. Santo tenders behind him In U a tt 8zy- Weet OeuI Alrllnea defeated Berlte’i didn't Join the Cubs until the end !-«; Serpa'a Heallai Olla defeat«d Ind^ kowny, Iowa; Eddie Wilson, of June. Called up from the Nodeot Mm I 4'0i MeHabln’a Hlebfleld Arltona; Jim Parker, Clemaon; Houston farm club, th^fl-foot, •felted C b a llm t ^ 1 1 Urokera Ueat Jerry Oross, Detroit; Sandy 6te- 4*reatW Thelftm Motori »*1; Vem IM-pound Seattle r e s i d e broke n«mii PnnUar aad lleitlns diteilail pheiu, Minnesota; Dick Drum— Into the lineup with five hlU mond, Oeorga Washlnston, and In a doubleheader. The third base ®‘HI»b A w d u i r Bai* silWrfWa P at Trammel, Alabama, among lit I bilk iadwidul aarlea, Doa-Black Job was his and he wound up OthCTB. with a .391 average.. r.i.tJJssaK JK v”.';,?.: SadeckI, a promising southpaw, m ■ima.eWtat Coait Alrliaea l.O tl: Ih icraUk team lerUa, Bersa'a HeaU osted a 14-10 won-lost record Brown Ready to ir the Cards while compiling a lee? Mrpa-rireat^nv 0 \h ..71 earned run average. The SmmI Leagne Depot flnll rieleattd Youni'a D» ry Fight Anywhere 30-year-oId hurUr completed 13 .ll Idabe Danl. Slora dafaaled llu* MANILA, Oct, 27 . Wt — Joe of hU lil starts. Anerlean t-U llone Dilrlei First baseman Gordie Coleman W»t«d y i t i Kllnk* Ineuraaca ».1| Brown, who served in the U. 8. r.rweman’i Auto Court defeited Kay a navy In the last war and took of ClncinnaU was third in the ■ ■ ■ 0 4-01 Twia Te« frfller- part in aeven Poclflo invasions, voting, being named on 33 bnl- 4 detaaUA K»r\\k Main lincliti t*!. loU. lHEASANT TAIL AND WIN A iMm terlei, Idaho Rept. Slora 1.122- _ie sUtement Thunday as he Football league will be held the kliU h.ndlcaphandicap teanjteam Mtle«,ietle«, Orae;-*-Orii^nM l i k e wound up training for his title week starting Monday, Jan. 8. hiliblai ilo«'ler oUW ^taek. i- — ■ Bert Bomodf * at Bal Harbour, Pli. Hikl 4HSi Jean (fffewiidll Uie Phil FREE ' »pllt. Quick... Bany... Leeks nfce R E D W I N G 'S Scores . fAUOOS Natlaaat BaakMM Am . 3 MINUTE - . Chrlillan Chuf«h de- ,.... Chrltllin Chychi OrlniledV CAR WASH Che,rnn dofealed Verklni ttroe, 4-0. Milh Indlvliluil gane, Clift (Irlneled NaUaul Hailar U m «* m MA^N AVI. 80UTII Ml mih Individual lerln. Illll »«««(* n>i hl(h icrauh tean game, Arnold'a lUrdoire XQOi hlib birfdlaap tMm •••»e. Arnold* llardwar* 0411 hlih kMHIc.p uim eerie*, Arnold'a Hard. T ry thlsperfeotly m atured Excaptlonal Buaiofta Opportu.nity Magic Valley l^entucky bourbon.-just ond NEW STAR College of Idaho HEADQUARTERS the bourbon for you! in tha Bowling Fltld iule Listed Known dnee 1888 for its rich, flavorful good«> OALDWBLL, O ct. 37 Ufl — T h e MBA— Futum lIjkUr boll illgKlIlf rtoiHr College of Id ah o »nnounoed FOR 'ness . a a only Kentucky can mako such n Ihuriday Its IMI-Oa bMkfltbkll lom i whicli offat cU*n, wKolttom* r«c- wonderful'tasting bourbon a s • •chedule, i t feU urea » OhrlaU nM nation •» chlldnn, intti. holiday to u m u n m l » t W lo h lt^ K«ni., Deo. 30-t0. • . MIA—FMlum UtM» DmbfimM n l« L*im^ addUton-to |tm u w ith ^ t E D ^ M N G NwUiweat Confereno* (om th# and Aulomallc rin SM an. Khedule includM contMtTwltta M IA-OHat. Law MoLnJaM W r^lj!'"™ L»- « ‘lon, Northwest N atarsne col* ^ 1— Caih Builaait— No loranlarlM aM •mute“"'* Oregon Technical Ix^' High Ratumi. 'Hie schedule; MBA—O fftn Ritum i lyual h fraMiit lowllaf Northwest Naiarene col- C inttn «Mi anlyTiaaton of InnMnoM. SL*.' P” ' Kastem Ort- ion; Jan. 4, at " (JOOO to 110,000 Caih Capital Noadad. A-s, at Lewla and Olafkt Itefi.lJ**’’ WUlamelt#: M. f o r p i r s o n a l i n t k v i i w w r i t i o r c a l l J an . iB-19, .O n io n Jan. ao, at N orthir^ Na*« whitmMft/rii*: MBA BOWUNG l O Feb. •»l9i « f.o. BOX aoia. loiii FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 V FBIDAT, OCTTOBER 27, 1981 TIMES-NEWS, TWIN FALLS, IDAHO

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Market Ploee •INUTH HHIJ lANNIR AM THI W b«l>S •DtTOiiSSlNJ of , ■ fARKETS AND FINANCE Business M irror Mogic Volley €3E.A8SIP1E:1> j l d s f i j SAM DAWSON AP Bualnes* News Analyit MARKETS AT GLANCE NEW YORK, Oct, 27 (i^^—Many order and rdtall chains offering t arraoKemenls bate Situations W onted Help Wonted^Mole NEW YOUK, Oct. i: (,P)_ manufncturers wish you'd spend package travel tours,' Somctlmc.i iih niuit arcODipaar Stocks Slucl.-Mlxfil; c/irl» rl.t f„|t,, more of your Income *on their the connection is obvious —like •hould 6* r.p.rteJ OfKNlNU for 2 men. ial*« and «*rT> Iluni!»—Hkhrr ; ni'Klfrnl» lri..llnir, Grains goods.^^ut many others Oeneral Motons nnd Ford subsid­ No alloxan., will o» Ice. Above averate Income. M>on» VOBK. Oct. 27 niPO — Coiion—HUhtr; cjmmijiiun hou>« THICAOU. Ocl, :T (U ril-U ye • ■XiKtinu m-<1880.______iirDed irregulwly lower d>.H hlihtr In ,n oth.r. the dHfflco Industries that are iaries flnnnclng dt-nlpr .-inlfs of llatVIm, I"'? »ii.| (I'ld r lo •••Irr trtln in»r WANTKD ONE GOOD MAN rLuina presaure broueht o l.r im ih« Chl:i«o Iniitd of tr» getting an ever larger share of autos oil the Instalment plan. U.-iTOM I ilKTWEKN the ■!«« 2&-4S married, bj PrwJdent Kennedy’s Whe.t flni.litd uncl.aniol lo off your spending Sometlmt's It'.'; ti weddliiR of con­ WANT-AD RATES klniE but prexnc lob doe* m s^i.nPB the buasct In nrn ^ ff „nch.n»»d monty a good venience—like Hint between miik- •he oppuriunllr be^ li look. 'It ‘i. r>» up ’4 to 111. toybmit up market for their of consumer Roods thnt .'^ell . _ . luti hare excellent Cbar- i and drummeJ l«rd up 6 tc ! per word per dajt acler. ciiod hxblti and car, Muat Ilk* m arket indicators I vn wares,. the lnst!»Iment plaii nnd In­ r per ward per day ■ - torm». W. It. Cooper. 731-«JH0. people, hav* a lllfb School educa­ ,Soylifin«—Ill.h'r; Ity* wti ■ iironf ipvt throuihoiil And an in­ surers of ihe debtor’s life. tion — ,Col!ej» pr«ferr*d. Eamlnia f»lr-»l*ed lossea at the' ctiirg*—eO;^ i'AINTlNC huuio Kxterlor, inlerlur, while iralnlnf. >'ur conildeatlal In. __ ln.tlvMiln1 hr ictilon «■ tridld ilteii' creasing numbcrl .11 r.'W tvot . _ palnllni.I.______Ion to Mi.nrl. ‘of l«n«lim iloni tti« Often ninniifncturcrs Ret In­ terrlcw jutt >*nd ihort reaun* to C«tlli—.\a jliu ih tfr Crrm.a t o i ^ . Soyb»»n; of maiiufftctur- volved In the service Indu.'itrlc.': ns Kxpcutiv* Dtparlmenl. Box SSI, a. in " •illifi! . nrtr tht eIo»# iftfr rullpi: and produc* the best wny to promote use of Card of Thanlii - ', l.la' 'rs Brp getting their product.i, -Help W onted^Femole "■WANTki moderate lluylnc lit-rM Spcciol NoMce» vADY lo more upT W« - Con>mfrcl»] houM Into the scrvlcel AppMnnce ninkrr.s' Invc been :ASI1IKK and aaleeladr for rrla e an experienced Inaai^ Urico rommldlot business them­ Cooiple:* • Icrr, State experience and quallflci rho fc«li-i>* ia now rtadr t^ U o n normally pushes stock indii»trr. -nif selves, either to' making a good thlnit out of laun­ Iiii'al prucexine. Ilutcnvrlng dix tlcfl«. Wtil*. Tlw*»-N«wi. H»x 21-1 nagenjent la Twin TallJ .^ h U h e r and Investors ap- Livestock Urirtr dry nnd dry clennlnR center.-;, VV.'.lnprl-»- I'hone J«rom« WANT extra monej nowT Chooa. you. UCDKN 'rrctiitly. s h o r e In thei fjn the news th at defl- let. ?7 ia-)-lUPDA)-C»t some by furnUlilnR the machines TOKEION CAR SPECIALIST 1 houri with Dcau(|' Counielori, rrn futur»t »nuuirr.. email *n(lnra anJ rii.»n*e paid contract B*»« idlnglstobe avoided held l.HS; computed tlo«» !>• >Iht ihowliiK tht grttlptl <1. " Cfwse of a connection between for Independent service firms; iiualirie« ^ m a r k e t. mb«r. IltportI of mot> b' ' m e tIjT ie s the. conncctlon chains of coln-opcrnted devices Irfdfri fully lUxly In • • n cauxd tdllni. . for the serve-yourself minded. ■tmaaS the blue chips K octcr OiK I...I uy ccnt.rf’rl wKn lurinrr Standard. Inc.. Little Rock. i;.K.\ChD »e<-relary and . i^Qunble, American Telephone tcrml-er Unuid«tbn. Spf«»d»fi m>ta I* operator, lop wafej. paid fully ily. Ark., began selling,dry clennlnR eicellent working ■.onill S Texaco aUpped around a rr.mber »iid Mij d.ll»»ri... machines nearly two years ago. Help Wanted S l» th« last despite an extra .Sh»p ],4KSi wooltd ittuihlfr Iti i:ipuct«r> rtportcd thit Fornroia Wall Street • tCLcly to M lower; •ltucht«r «. f, and mcht «bout 4G0.000 bu.hili o( hirmbi Il»dy lo M low.r, hr»l m a Hrittln <00,00(1 tu«h»l» of .LCOHOLICS ANONVHOUa. Kor i (Icallont and reteraneea. .rn, P.rc.l I«U of btnti. w rr. >0,.I operation. ALD, Inc., dlstrlbiite.i . Iher Information, llt-7201 or . AMUITIOUS man or wom«n. Tak* Onion Carbide lost Wcstlnghouse machines. Phllco Is :il2, Wendell. Help Wanted— Male marethan two but Eastman Ko- DENVER I iht centlncnt, Alitrl* took about Chatter over retail Watklna / localllr, S a n onu.ooo t)u<>«U of wf*lfrn white starting Its own chain. Whirlpool ii.i: X, Y>:s. 'I'elephon* JAtkion P mTT------i:.IO hour and up, WrlU E. Detm«r; iij rose close to O f. i7 (/Jl-llIhDAl — ^Itlt No. i. Dox n , Bubl. Idaho for »lpli too •rr,«ll • Is putting dry cleahlnc machine.'; dftalli.______■ ^tors shares were narrow n.l. Outiid* m«rk«tf w«r» cniifd. NEW YORK/ Oct. 27 (UPD- In some American Oil company M l Chrysler roughly urichBnged ...... IM: .11 Therc still Is no Indication of WANTED: nominal. service stations. „ hopes for a peaceful settle- a serious market dcclInc, and The fast-growing recreation ...... ne«le>l. know pali ^ with the tlAW canceled out P 2,600 ; ilauzhUr Ixmhi a___ If the current tcit or the Sep­ Uuil b«. experienced aa eleni STUDENT DEALERS -- .. .jlihfr; «WM it^tdr; fet>ltr Itmbt industry has put manufacturers LAUlta, ...... contlnuoui worL. n n irr tb a n ___ Satart while tralnlnt. Contact— STeffecIa of a large third quar. auadri alauiht^r Iambi choio anl tember lows proves successful, vacuum cleancr troublei. Complete a n earnlni percentage. Vacation MR. RANDV SECREST No. 4 yrllo.r l.Ol'.''; ; No. S yclloo 1.0 we should expect a resumption of of sporting equipment knee deep icrvk* on all makrt, KacWrr au- l>rlni« around OMOS Ihi. IS.OO; mo.lly lampl. gra>I* H )u« 1.00^;. In the promotion of such things tliurlieil lluuver and KIU«x ealr* a ' and htaltk and accident Ineiirance moved up against the rhoio 1C.}|»-17.2S; cull to (oo-l Oita unehanuM in 1 hlr1,«r: No. the uptrend, tempered by the •prvlce. Kree d*monttratlon in )i HORSE SHU CLUB UO-I'C; fr»d'r Iambi rnoitl- oliolrr as bowling alleys, skiing and JACKPOT, NEVADA Btln. Inland, Bethlehem. Alle- « tr» h-«vr wlhtr 60»i; No. 2 « t... ever-present internatlontil fric­ other resorts, compnny-.sponsorcd home. Viitrx Companr. new bulldi > fancy araund (MO Ibi. U.TtmC.Sj, heavy whit* ; tampla grad* tion and temporarily by contin­ Ciirnrr lllu* I^kei Uoulevard and 2 and eimonds were up a heavy wfilt# 87'/4, amateur teams and leagues oCall or more on higher eamlngs Ry« unehanurf: No. t pSutap I, ued tax selling., according t( OMAHA sorts. Chiropractors Jad Fansteel up three on plans OMAHA. Oct- 27 yP>-(USDAl - Qoodbody and company. Cosmetic makers set up->thelr t spilt w d dividend boost Hok> I.IOh; (ully tteadr; 1-2 200-It0 narUy maltlnR-1.3M.<2 noalnal Iba. 1<,7S.17,00: 1-1 1>0<270 lb>. fMd 1.00-1.10 Bomlnal. Joseph Oranvllle of E. P. Hut­ own beauty salons and chains I Nor1rWa.hlPttoB.''ni:4l'«T.’' tores "Ifere generally fir 16.7S: cowi 2»-3CU ItM. lJ.On.16.CO. Sorb«ani unchanged to % higher. ton and company expect-i that No. 1 Vtllo* l,4aU: No. a jallow and health ranches—some with t Situations Wonted ffjUi Woolworth up a point, Cati:. 1.30Q; ealv« lOOr il.„,b:- current selling pressure on the ceJebrlty“c:tmc!e. fleeting a good rise In retail trade at««rt and hdfera vlrtnally abirnt 2.41<^>2.C'j all.track Cblrifo. market will probably see- the cowi etncrallr alradr; ulllllr and coin Electronic companies, like In^ Us( week. However, Aldens and mercial cowi U.bO-lC.OO; i actlvi; butchei L. O.' Hooper of W. E. Hutton that can buy or rent the big (0 a 25 per cent extra dividend. t mo»tly :S bichtr; aova atcadr to it,-..., and company says there seems chines full-time. ( HAULING and tucklns. Fbone Warner Brothers climbed roughly etansc* ii bicher: good ahlpplnz ' to be rather steady occumulatlon Makers of trucks and all sorts three In the movie makers but mand and early clearance mlited No. 1-2 ltO-220 lb. butcberi 1C.7M6. In the gold shares, probably of factory equipment have' found CUHTOU plowlns wantod. tmlversal fell around 1% on news mlxtd No. 1-S 920.400 ib. inwi 11 much of It by people who doing business with leasing com' ■42»-6l!00. Kimberly. the exchange plans to delist the H.Tti No. 2-} and i 400-«00 Ibt. bearUh on other stocks, as panle£. Independent or subsidi­ CEMENT. perfaUpInf. ptaaUr paub- golds usually move against the ary, to their advantage. Int, Blaine Chrl.topberaon, IH.tOll * '^ g s . many, of which have . Cattl* 6011; cal>n non*; hXl’lCKIIrlNCE TKKb iienrlc* topplnr efiough of any on* date f«r general market trend. Rapid expansion of the school- and removlnr, Free Eailnatet. been plugged In market letters test: few cowt attady: ei age population,' a bonanza for ---- ______recenUy. generally were fractions utility 13.BO-l!,CiO; eannen i; Financial Industrial Income utility bulle tip to 19.50. . Fund reported a gain of 30,2 per publishers of textbooks, has put liADY SirrlNC to a point higher. Balls were soft Sh««s iOO: cholc* and prim* 80-10A some makers of school supplies in home, fuU of cent In total net assets on the 73-i»4<. with Louisville and NaihvUle and lb. nltir* «oot*d ilauthUr laoilia IT.OIV Tiber quarter. Net asset the service business. Some 32,000 lOssourl Pacific down a point 17.S0; cuU to cbolc* alavihter awca DISMANTLE-...... I.t0.4.[0. per share dipped to"kt8.81 vending machines now service bultdlnf, anrwhere In Uagle Vklley,; schools in S3 states with note­ Call r.en», ISJ.KSl after < p.a itocka traded on tht K*u Maurn «0,00: BarUy, No. 1. 46-lb. Sept. 3(> from 22.7 per \:ent a Oi,HeDi. lawnt «Dd fara 4ere*i York Stock tUchtnf* today: waaUra 48.00^1.60. year ago. according to Capital vices, Inc,, Is being set up for were weak In the defense sector research, development, manufac­ Ford traator no«&t«4 Bet^TUI but Hercules powder tacked on iktb iit««i ...... 4ir, Todo'»-eloie. PortUnd Grain Ix- Oalns Research Bureau. The XeBBCth L DatU. ZOH E. llth A fiutidard Oil NJ ...... 46'i closed-end Investment firm more ture and distribution^ of labor PQONE two and Zenith around 2H at Its Amer Mach * Kdy___20^ * QarUV bid to arrlv* market, 20-day and tlme-sftving. products. top. Unlveraal Hatch _____2ti% ablpmint. dallvarrt «oajt: No. t, 45.1b. than tripled Ita holdings of fi­ Uartin U arU tta------!7}4 ••Jtern 48.00: No. t, 2.row«d or 2- nance and Insurance stocks la The company’s aim is "to In­ cannon Mills, Quieral Cigar Lockhe«d ------4»ti row*d wtttern 41.00. crease leisure by reducing radi­ and Revlon were off around tw.o G«n Ctl * ElK ■Whtat uld to irrl»* market. No. I the same period. bulk. 20-day *hlpm«nt. dellv.r«* F ln t S*eurlty ln*nt_ lt,00 2.40 j 10-ID per en The obituary was given by .Jabo Fub;ie Uvealock Market Board Biff fashion I Little Penney price! _ Nor Atn A» Frontier Ilefin. 11,11 niB. 1.40-1.'<0;. . . . prkprlc*a to frowani Itulk will conduct ■ hearlnf at 10 A. H-, Frontier Alillne*-----t.MU I»*r owt fet rrower’a cellar to b* waihed Bishop Russell Ivie and thi Thund*», November...... Am U otor^ Airline* 2B Oarrttt FrtUhllla**- lS,tl) U ilM A a Paradox Productloni.- 1.00 it« ^ . all piraoni Intereaud therein, Blit It Ohio 30 llnourc* Vcnturei .... .It Track Mie* (ICO tbe. US lA Dnl««a Jim Southern and m rb Smith, a formal complaint 1> filed ion around which you might plan your whota M l S< How - fikaffl Uaalns_____ 2, Bendli - ' ktrwU* eutedli Idaho niiaeU l.:0- Floral arrangemenLsWere under Fall. Note ribbed collar, easy skirt . . . idf* • P*rd»« Mart ___ — T11 WublattOB ruaeU 1.10, baker* the direction of Alice Peterson, ' ' '’a.".' RCA notice,' thii hearlni Boeint Life Betty Moncur, Esther Montgom­ to M netd in i-win KslU, Wuho, ' shortening. Teal, nutmeg, black. Sizes 10 to Bordea gpii lUylbMn a ur* . StreH MiMi Idaho raueu 1.11-4.00, BruQiwiek S ’* R«u.b at b»k«r« 4.00.4.211 «Hhlnilan ery, Laveta Montgomery, Ruby aufflc* th* ne*d for • Poeal*Ilo hearlni 18,14Vi to 2 2 ^ . Hurry for yoursi bakeri l.lO-t.ISi SlkhUtB rue* Southern and Minnie Mae Smith. In ih* conilderallon of th* rocalello Itlehfleld Oil IDU round wbllea l.M : Wlieoniln .... Llveitnck Auctlon'a application fur HomI DuUh SIH ------,|{, C ot. Bilnliram I.OOi Mil Final Jltea were held a t the Cbarter, Remember . . you can ...... Jorfh Dakota Red ------“. X Gem Memorial Gardens under STANLEY L TRENKAILR rouDd red* 2.11-1,00. Slinwli charge It ot Penney'i ...... n o Oat Tr«ot«r SJ its’, S’’ 12 Drivers Are Untonei Arrlrala It track 14] aop. direction of Payne mortuary, with ConimUaloner of Agrleuhut* CtlUMS 33' B*ari Iloeb >2K dedication by Bishop Verl Ohes^ Oelot«g Op 3»^ Shell Oil t> Bllea llih ll demand alowg n*tk*t dull. Dat«ls October U, Ittl Coe*.Oot* Fined by Judge Trsck laleai None r'v»t«d, ley. ruMleht Oct. 17. Ool-Palm « t e r o i i \ u BIreel « Ieei Idaho jr«llow Urte 1,40- Com Or«dl» 8o« Mobil KINO HILL. Oct. 37—Twelve ,1 0 ;...... Cont Oftn 2^ ; Rou Paelfle S7^ •r» drivers were fined this week by *Ml» larfV l,’i()7Mlehlian red medium Trucker Fined i? U_____ ^V*”lI Ilrinde Ilia Justice of the Peace Lynn Sher­ .10.2.71. ______* KUn Oil Cal 10^ man for Tlolatloni of the motor CruclW* m t 10 Stan on Ind 4I> rtiT uais In Bliss Crash W in a M INK . Hun Oil NJ -4tU vehicle act. The followtnf future* fluolatlon* f liMn Pack 20U Fined for overweight loads provided by K. W. MeRoWrta and c HAQERMAN, Oct. 37-B en D. Dow Oh«m n I Htudebaker 70S penr, , •Fal” Sorensen, 33, Boise, wM fined * Bunray Oil 2»^ were David Johnson, Kemmer- Main* Pelateia $10 and costa by Mrs, Ruth Par­ W r t . Sun Min 11H er, Wyo„ |1S; Jack 8Ut«s. Poca­ lllik Lo ; Bwlfl A Co loU HovemUr ______l.U I. sons, justice of the pt^ace, for for Christmassy tello, »36: Owen Budd, SUrllng, Januarr - operetlng a truck without proper Oolo., >13; Ronald Jones, I10.&0, Mawb ^ tallllghta after an accident nine and Ned Jonei. |14, both Boise: April ..... U»j ...... miles west of BUaa on highway in ANDERSON LUMBER CO.'s 2 S I*?*-” ? James Ruddeli. Ogden, Utah, $17; 30, a t 13:03 ajn. Tuesday. Arland Morris, Nyssa, Ore., Sorensen was parked on the Elmer Henderson, Oregon Olty, Butter and right 'shoulder ot the road, with Ore,, <12. and Thomu Morris, his lOM Ford tractor and aeml- BIG PABCO PAINT SALE! Balmon, |10. trailer owned by the Boise Fruit CniCAQD John DeVeriaspr*. Boise, wm OHICAOO, 0«». II (U P I)-C hi_.. and Produce company when a fined 110 for no Ught on an JInil* dalil** and ontkorn» 40H-«lVbl IMO Thunderblrd, driven by Wil­ overhand load, and Raul M. pmeeaad l>*( lH^-40^ | ch«ddar 10 lb. IdTpt,,, liam D. Pierce, 38. Mountain Fiores, Nampa, |B, for expired ,l0fk l»-40m hrock Mu*nil*r Home, ran into the back of the SENSATIONU SALE! driver's, license______iM ti a ' ■ ...... truck and went under the right :ar as far as the driver, BuH*r ataadrl »» *nd 81 aeor* «0 ; A passenger, Oarma ateen. 10 ON READY MIXED DOLORS Brother Killed King Hill, was taken to Good' Aliun - HBVBURN, Oct. a7-ai«l MeU- ing Memorial hoiplta), and re< Kentihooll M k W«n«T"rtro* leased. Kjtr-MoQM 40 I weat Alrlln.. lUndanii III illrll** *n4 tl>*SU SK ! that her brother, Jean, wai kiUed Klrtley and Wale W. Pldgeon in m nC e' at Juan-Lef-Plni on Wool InvesUgated and.aet d a m a r ' “ M Mfrir Mf 74 • WMlworiiT’ iiU the French Rlverla, He was on lUOO to the Thunderblrd .. hU way home from lohooj when approxinutBly MOO to the truck NRW YORK •niey said Pleroe was Winded by til ijji ho was struck and kHied by an NEW VOmC, Oel, 17 lAV-Wool fu- „ AMRHICANluuAn RXCIUNa* ■AuiiANM* lurea aloaed .1 to .» of a tent hlr*— • oncoming lights. b*«. l t i .i l Mireb ItI.ll Mar I Mass will be celebrated at 11 l ll .lj July im.Oilt Oct. 19t.0D| "•'I* Min "'li'iiii.rvr'." .,m . Sunday Bt. NIcholat K»l'.f Ind 'f[| ytth'’w« 8u« *li cathoUo church.. Reading 'Wool top* lulurM ilM*4 quiet, m Prize T BURliBT, O ot OharlM bavis *won the tr»T*llnt pencil rot. her readini, "Nwer Stop Qrowlng." at the Ti • ______W H IT *______Ubrary. taTOoaUon wai ilTen by Ura Hers'* your ohmoe to win a luxurlou* HOUSE PAINT Jake KerahUnik. Mra. Lyle Mor- m ink •tola-nothlng to w rita-not^ing ton waa lexioologUt and oonducU ed the Uble ?' M to g u e s s l B an^ Scott gaveBRfv apsBon How) Juit drop In to your Pibco Peint d u lir'i itora Mrs. X>orotto Bwhler gaTs ind get an enlly bitnh, llll It out and drop It Into tlw A r i c J e r s o o report on i**Th« Uouia That Roared." Mra. Rulon Btoker w u big Pabco antiy can, It'a Ihit limpla to anlar, K’a a good general eralualar and Mrt. John tima to laa him anyway bacagia Ha Is ottarlng quallly , pyne and Mrs. A, H. Bterenaon Pabco producii at altractlva low prlcet. Now I Aha tIma 1 were Individual avaluatora, DIAL I A lolni-aw er tXtt waa preaent* to npalntand gatyour hOfflitaiKjyfortha Holiday Saiun. - S B 't e f ; ; ad io ura, Dorot^ laohler wbo 7 3 3 jS iO ^ S * U movtoB (0 O m i M li, Uont. TlMla.HIWO *A O T ADS Serve Thanksgiying Pinner In A Home Advertised Under ”Homes For Sole

Hornet For Sole Real Ettete For Sole Twin FbOi Ttaaet-News -UnfumishedHwies Hom«t For Sole Hornet For Sole Hemet For Sole f"' SolT' M Oetober SS-n, IMl DROOM home, feoeed rerd. «ood TO HE U lUoa, near snopplat tlua. Wtlta NOW ^H-EArR-TffiSI rmreraiTTOTrs . -rM fltrreETfeeralrr Mitcellontom For Rent KOK SALE br ------UPSrDE--DOWNr I.akevlew. Pbune 723-3043. Help Wonted fi.I.-s *300 will bur thU 1 bedroom, esch baa I bedroocna. Iielns room, r*ehrson. PARKINfS SPACKS"-...... carprted llvlns room. Vlreplacs. kitchen, bath, attached sarase and INSIDE OUT can Oil TralBin* Sudon. 102 Ma Larse dlnlni room. CsstmenU fenced In back yard. Hay consider Am . North. trsde for trailer bousa that Is cisar. Any way you look a t tbem. MOOaEirm------MALL. Partraa. reeapUoeJ. We'll .tlta ejtcalleat urma to richi ' I maetlan.-daftrea. Baaqarta party. Dial 78I.008t between liJO these are 7»».T9IT or TW-tm. ATTRACTIVE! s«d 7-.00 avantata. TODAY’S BEST ^UYS! rdroom home. Basemsnl: L Salet Help Wonted NKW * bedroom, full ONLY A TRANSFER could make U«< r o ll KENT. II* or II' AUTIKUL new location. PilA I1S.7S0. ihrce-bedronm brick home- Clean- home. fi.ii I,..,-,,, oom t baths. si ai a pint ''Kid.tlgbt" fenced yard, grade A bsrn- I60.U0U. IIO.UUO. for «ooa " t ..... br wtek or montb. r >sll S BEDROOM hrick. double (arage, and near high school- Quick possn- I B A-H;_lQ ra.. ffom Vir» O.Pl- Th.te tWWs iio tion. Well-rentrd by owner. 7«- CALL REALTY OK UUICK BALE: My 1 ,jr MOVING? Klllmore .Str«t. Total J A K E TIME SACRIFICE 1913 Addison Avenue East 7S3-K3SS '‘'"n. II. r .li.n Uwrlry locst 17.000. IJ.60II down, I ACREA^ with empty y.orth th. Rent a Truck Bslsnce IIS p«r month. ¥TO"lNSPECT THIS 3 bed- Formi For RenT Willlamton. Route 1. room home with extra bed­ .I^rcl."w e‘ Mrsw“e'!’ HAKE US AN r.nisi unlu. riui An; aiM ilorsrtii. room in full finished base­ OKKEHl Price SB.OOO. I.OW r'Acltrisl lU.Ilv. I>(.1 7^'-r. HOUSK UUNTiNCil DOWH PAYMUNT! ....- JEROME REALTl - 'e, sclllns^belo« ment. Also rumpus room. lire «we.. You furnish 215 North Lincoln HERTZ SYSTEM place, in lovely carpeted liv­ lU ihotboot Wmc Ti».:6ll KARL C, FREEMAN Jerome, idnhn NEW SERVICE ing room fenced yard, garage REALTOR 324-2900 a ' TRAILERS all for $15,000 TERMS . . . STATION 733.1416 Forms For Sole DON MANN id,,, O for 3- IAI.E o ; llj- 0 VBRICK. ' 3 bedroom home, lnc«llon', jroixl I P RENT! ! modsl S bedroom home. Wall tu wall Member Muitipis Listing 120 ACUE.S by owner- On pa carpet, storm doors and windows, uUlIly built - In over and DRAKE REALTY South side. Good iocatioi------E ■ I dlshwithtr. dlipotil. pUj loom- £>• range, drapes Included rcnlly liaprovtments. t^uod corrals tor 20n R Local u d Nation Wld« : tra larfc double Karate. Fenced fard. MS Uain W nt Office 733-4X2S he.H nr ..sttle. High fcrtllit:. Trade for older 2 or S hrdroom horns. sharp will FHA or 0-1. OWN­ Residence, Fred Drake 73S-aai« '/o Tlmes.N«ws. -SUITABLE ron'couS? B i Mason Smith 73!I.S3IR OR small fnmily, Let'.uteS • ^ a U .a Spot o« Trock Lana" 'Call Tt3.i02S or 1S1-3{S2. ER ANXIOUS to seli'because EIIUITY IN Northslde cres. Will Furniihed Roomi ~ of illness. Bring ail offers. Hstel Kllspalrick 733-70B4 80 ACRES take trailer house for rt dosvn two bcdoom home lodj, ^ ■;i.l,KNT KC-UMS. pi Trucks and Cars BRAND NEW Only 113,000. S South, ’i West. U S. of Wen- catcd near Park- Gas fu :^ for rent NOT FANCY dell. 0. ^ Ila r .ie y . p r d e n spot. J7,500. Mav ^ : IN. cr»n. oirm. prl'-tU «n- AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYSTEM #LCT’S SWAP—NEAT 2 bed­ NORTH-WEST 180 ACRES. "4 bedroom modern sider trade for liirRcr inH Av.nu* Norih. room home. Oaa O.E. Furnace a rea) good spacious i bed- home, l»etancbIon cow barn, ma­ KOOMS for gtnllemtn. clo»« Now at Dan'a Oulon 76 Service home on Ruchanan. has new worth every Penny ot 17.250.00 of Twin Palls in the 'SOCK- chine shed, granaries, corrals for R O C K Y M O l’N’TAlV kitchen...... iw wall to wall catpetln*. ER PLAT" district. Oood land, SSt) head of cattle- I4S.000—tIO.OOO COMKOKTAULK roomi for CLYDE^BISHOP will consider a 40 acre farm in newly redecorated, attaci ' MACKS U-DRIVE Lumber Compsny driving distance of Twin ■Hi plenty of water. A real good r e a l t y :i» »lh Avrnus North. 7J3-2H4 TSl-OJM fenced lot. I.ow •Ice for — ------[IbiT------Palls. quick sale. 3 bedroom home, modern ex­ NORTH ^ID E REALTY pr Worth. RANCH TVPE J bedroom Low down payment wlil purehasa BILLCOUBERLY MIUL. claan, eloaa la. On* parBonl Member Multiple Lilting this attractive S bedroom home. FARMERS REALTY 73,VI«09’ Pbona Til-tlOt. or brick, attached garage, wall Wall to wall carpet In spacious to wait carpeting. Large land­ livlngroom and large kitchen has REAL ESTATE Office phone, S4S-46S0 tson, Sslr. UJ.:il| L(>Vk:L.Y ^ Mroom apanm at, wal. YOU’LL NEVER dining area, flarage and basement. Evenlnge furnlahtd. best and watar furnlih«l. scaped lot fenced, has nice Top thi. for 19,800 i 7.3S-II44» 32S-472& • inesa TJKIMJ - No ehlldrra or peta. Dial 1lt.40:n. patio. Priced a t <13,650 FHA BELIEVE THIS AT...... ------.TiTivF BUY A HONK Ilka parlnt ...... terms 3% down. • Avenua Eaat. 'boaa MAURICE KLAAS 733-8819 4U-UST. want to crt aomaona In t vacaat BUT IT’S TRUE! CHOICE SO near Twin Falls, 10 bouMi before wlottr. Holland Real VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 bed­ HAMLETT DILL COUBEltLY 73S.8IIS Ve KV riN E for Man and WUa. Cltan Eaute. TaS'IMO. room brick northeast loca­ You can build a brand new 3- REALTY BERT LASSEN S2MS62 acres "beets. GOOD larga }>ome, OWNER LEAVING. T brti tion, full basement baths, Office Phona 7M-S68S ouble built-in appliances Price |18,- bedroom split-level home with full waur. A TOP PLACE. QUALIFIED I ROOM BOdara i r>rase, 2 flreplaeea. 1 1.464 square feet of finished Elks Building Office 73S-407I &00.00 r a A TERMS or will Uvlng area for NOTHING Dave ilamletl. Broker trade lor home In Boise. • Home — 7SJ.4030 Hornet For Sole or Rent ROBINSON ■ 875 Filer FARMER NEEDe CLGAN nieair (uraUhad I ro DOWN and <100 per month. Ann Holfmaster, Assoeiala Including principal, interest, Home-738-2B10 ONE THUEK bedroom. FELDTMAN to buy this 35S flew n baat. *ater..Me pet*. I»1 I Member Muhlple LUtlng Eatt. taxes and insurance. This REALTOR 738-1988 a crop boils. New J t _ LYNWOOD -home and out- buUdlnjj-i . i flOOMH-aad k U ^ U . T f -tf.l.LOAN AVAILABLE beautiful home is located in REALTY Twin Falls’ finest area. 22- Member Multiple LUtIng large modern trailer ho lie Blue Lakea Blvd. No.-T3}.f2U together with <30,000J)0 1 S BEDROOM Ipartmast. Watar ■ foot livlDg room. Finished aaolUlioa iucnUhed. MUutU i NO John Bishop, Broker recreation room in lower level. HOMES Real Eitoto For Sole line" machlner? m«Uj a. haat. H t. Phone ______Large “U" shaped kitchen has A REAL OPPORTUNITY Full 1 inch of wstn to t ^lOE rOR iinila ladr. CloM la. Hoat DOWN PAYMENT Very attractira S bedroora brick » ACRES,-wall, aeptle Unk. Ideal for acre, both canal and pu and water faralihed. Buntalow built-in range and oven, hood and frame, with full basement and trailer apace. Corner Eastland and YOU CAN STEP RIGHT IN Apartwanu. Ind Arantia E»it. and fan — disposal — double' Eldrldte. 4tt-t»9. Kimberly. “ all for <210,000.00, low d Make an offer on thla new raersatlon room, double carport, attached garage. This home has lor Agency-______' AND TAKE OVER THIS payment to one thst cu Vr i:s MLY daeorated. attraetlY* lars* (ulljr einxted home. Built In ranic. sink—lots of beautiful cab­ everything Including the best Ioca> COMPLETELY EQUIPPED apartmaat. Cloaa In. (round floor, roomy 3 bedroom home. Near inets with formica tops. Lar­ .UT 7&I13U'.-south side DuUols.----- qualify. Come In and im u school. 733-6540. oven and dishwasher. Just 121.SOU. tion In Kimberly. Priced al 119.001), of Ostrandsr. li.MO Include* all DAIRY FARM. Will uka ataaller home on trade. ger than usual dining area in ulllltiu. N. y. Nelson. 121S Charles for further Informalion- BEAUTIPUL CONTKMrORAn-Ji addition to snack bar. Biggest Nice } bedroom on East Cenlef Drive. Reno. Nevada______This Is a renV operation wllh Un>urnl»hed AportmenU I nice bedrooms, oil furnsce. built 75 head of registered Jersey 113 ACRES KIMBERLY srt« In rams and oven. Iluze llvlni bedrooms you've ever seen. S tr^ t in Kimberly, has eiceptlonaU &EBN t (bedroom house osi on. t UVDIiOUM dupln. Oil beat. K&.OO room, close to Liithtran School. M aster bedroom has l0',i-foot ly nics kitchen. Urge Ilring room a of lanii located on west Vllei cows. Grow your own feed on best of soil, 2 homes, one oi TROPHY HOMES Just I17.J00. Trade for home In wardrobe closet. 87 square with wsil to wall carpeting. Cinder nue. Very low down, with amal the 240 acres of irrigated land. Good corrals and out b ROUMfl and bath. Cleaa and t.o»ar. Salt Lake Cllrl nthly payments, For Intormatlor Abundance of water. Build­ ings, .Price <73.000.0071:1 lliat, water, aulomatle i/kabtr and 3 Bedroom hom e-n.684, 880 foot closet space in tha entire kiofk dotihie t'a r gsraga and cor. ms :S3-l(()2. Out of lownHn clt) walk.ln freetar furnlthad. Tit-HOI. ALTUKA8 DRIVE; Comforlabis I T the weekend to eeil- ___ ings Include a good modern BQuare feet, factory bailt b« homes. IK baths, t patio's, rirrplace. plumbed for wa.ihcr and dry­ home, a milk- parlori-> calf HJ.OOtt r n x loan can be as- We hsvs homes, farms ahd stock GRADE A sheds, and several loafing vated, balance pasture. ' YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY aumed. Just 122.700. er. Your choice of gas or elec­ wheat, allotment 24 aaes, filt tric hent. Salt Lake brick con- ranches of every siie and location. 21(1 ACR^:S. srsds A I rn and sheds. A complete Inventory DOING SOME OP THE Give us a call for your real astat* bulk lank. gooIU7. In both llvlni and fsmllr h Itlit New Ue stool carptt on 1 Mcnilxrs Multiple Ll.llrr 105 A C R E S r>n lilghway 30, M mils from Inwn, Tom Woira 7S3- naw. Qaa baat. elatUi I Mroom mo.(srn home, full l^se- HAROLD’S AGENCY Membsr Multiple LUtlsg •a lnraUbad. Ck»a la...... 1‘hone 7.1.MII4 71I.AA.t2 »>enl, new furnace, large dairy A a a W t . h a w . s' - Aiaaaa...... Watt. Phoaswr BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL Mrmler of Muttipis l.i.ting :>arn an/I milk room, chicken house. lleslsd wll “ '"hmliUJ Hou». ce. i;<«d IM.I I, «ood price. Form Implerrnnti Lloyd Roberson BUYERS DAIRYMENl i WKUHOOM, HU a monti AGENCY DELAVAL OOMBim s:7 ShoslionS KtrttI North 7iS.|ll>l( DIRECTORY OF 120 A C R E S PIPBLINE MILKIA After llu.Insu Hour. For sale at aaerlflcs. I adulta. 1071 Ind A»enaa West. 7M.*4J1 1SJ.H41 7JS.M81 P’ARMS niKl RANCHES Wllh 2 bedroom modern home, grade pump to be dlsmantlsd, sisa l 1 RUUHM aad bath. Nl t liedrooin, osier and a '^ K.MO d-wn. lalloo furnUhtd. |U.«« snontV. SPACIOUS HOME Wsst \\k HorHl o tY ta rtift - Ind Wssl. phnne hss I. n li.rmfl l< also IN BUHL O N E OP THESE CAN HELP YOU! . are thorough- I l/SRD »■ WaaUrtt Prodsitt • f ilKUKOOM h.er- > halh ar beds, anmplete with (arsf*' I walsr rights. If you ovsd. leoo. I.eo and Duana'i Custaa f 4 bedroom*, a batlw. family APPUANCt: llEI'AiniNC FUHNACKflKPA/ii Klisr, Idaho. Phona — PMNTING.PAPEnnANCINC. 44S«. furn»»e ^iiesl, Ijo. room with fireplace, also fire­ It^usshuid Appliance Service Co. place on patio, dining room, •Isin Huuth. 73l-4^ug, IVERSON I KUoMtTami Uih. f. carpeted living room, oil fur­ MHiriOSEERtNa nace, attached cariwrt, com­ AlMstiiler. I'tions 84»,tmu. REALTY a l f a l f a CROWNM.0 plete with all electric kltcj}w H AD iAron s e u v ic e JEROME. IDAHO 1.AUUUMK. I'huMs 7JJ-03m- rail IS a good IlfflaK> arewaAMik with snack bar, bullt-ln stove, h Hid. Realty for a (ood kill. oven, dishwasher, disposal, re­ (;f.A?i.s wfNf3(nv.s. ndo/i.s I'olnia Sinclair, 101 WasI - Dryden frigerator -and deep-frcere. ralnient iUi. Alfalfa arowners far PisatwiM Over 3,000 K\. ffct in (lili 202 A C R E S or wllh S poial hiub. family dealgnrd hnme. Would WENDCIA,, IDAHO Rulk Potato Bads. consider tradn on Himllur inni.DiNa MArtimALS rirde I'st.rsen Agency A3H-2II7I sr. 4 l>eans. 14 pas- home , in Twin Piilln. Shown SEWINC MAOliNEs Wsnci.il It.aily tiMt-lVA nee for devsinpnieni, this t'ms. by appointment only. I'hoim and Coal Co.. 7H-2; I makes; vasuur lamliing sheds ' . T r ; : : ; r A-,: Ken McNew, 733-5110 or Buhl f4V.tUI). 110,0(11 I down. rns Ag.ncy BHII.'iftll AND i(7.l‘.“ Tr.illnV I’ost. Ua-t(t«.------.WELDING SHOP ' f.Ai;jvfJ/iy A c.-EANiNi: KARL C. FREEMAN HAILEY-KETOHUM, IDAHO arlsi.n ...... 7I> Main Ave. REALTOR' 174 Dlua UkM North - 711-1411 Huliscrlptimi^i _all_m_a*s.ln«i. 7JMIutl. iiel Co.. 7»a-ilt21. '• Aio»ii/7h~;/oA7/,' r o w iN c HAGERMAN, IDAHO Msmber of Multiple Usting CAAIKiU SUPPUES ____ llsker Trader llfir, 'ru ll.r flat.i. 411 UU»>na Kfsliy . kil.itkll ijameta (iaatar. tOl Mhoshuae Htreei I • A.ldlmti Wril._74l.ajjB <%.nrtll ll.sllr . M7.IJ9I • MOfOHi'YClKS' -COUNTRY H3TATB" RICHFIELD, IDAHO . Aiipllanea. Ilt-T lll. Ths.1- It. Biiish'Agsnrr 4K7-1S7A 40 ACRES DESKiN riinl KNCINEEHINC. rvice. 114.4742 Jer < bedroom, a bath*, Ura* IW- l»b tm> III* ur Khi .mall. Writ. OOODINQ, IDAHO __n. II, A K. Co., Uns »M, Klini,..i, ilgar's Wfwkin»_B_ervice. lli.dei>i,n Ai.nrr «il4.4itU ing area, with plroty of win­ • Ofiy <;f.>:ANiN(j' ~ dow apace to lake advantage STOP ' THAsli of a moat bcaullfiil view. Blchsrdsun's, l i t Ind St. W, ^ HIDING .YOUR- Oood corrals, atook sales, m a­ • fYPEWI\n'Enii-CLEAN~EI> chine ahop, and shop. ^0 fumtshad. ahlidraa waleon.. h, ^ BUSINESS , Industrli You San keel m luorli with avee aliares of Twin Falls water. ' i.ive uetier Kisctrlca «,gOO readara KVKHY PAY Vs*i- This Is a lood placfl tor the ...... fi" >'.lec1ri«. 7l«.S7iB. ple who are latscsitsd in uilng • VAcuuiii PI-EABB WATCH 'nilH PA- ---- ""liik imtf. lour biielnesi. The cm to «eu the Uensir and rskulUl. Ail make. gentleman farmer, who would buiinesiman li .. ||i.|« aa PKR FOR OLAflHlFlKD ADS like to U sttU p MmIHpIs Lislini ileia >'alibankt>tuasamsnis, t _ Ui|ei aiiilJnd._7JJ.illl7. ON MBTINaH OP INDIVID­ lard Isfslliig. 4tttewars :a?e'i".5: »2,B0 Per Month (■Bnpleta eaitfla aiitems. • tVArKft .sof/rKNKfi.s ~ UAL MKMDttUa. .r- . . . . . I’L ^ e ^ 'LITTER SITTER" Sell those "PONT NEEDS" NOWI

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ii i m m I dnthe Shannbn seemed {more Inter- toons: 8. Three Sloogea the handthat leeds him . It adeijuate for your family’s needs. time; X Itewhide; Pete estied in eountln^ the seeds 6:45—3, News wasn’t a serious bite in our ‘ibat^ the advice ot a leadinc Sm ith; U . New* Indde.'! - 6:00—2. Alvin: 7. 8. News. opinion — the skin was just bare­ long-distance moving firm which e:«s—3. Hews, Weather. Sport* 6 :l&—7, 8, HunUey Brinkley Re* ly broken. provides a counsening service de­ 7 :00-3. U ; PHntstones. port Wonnd Washed signed to help make moving eu - 7;30-t Plintjftones: J. Uan- 6 :30-2. Rawhide: 3. Vacation We washed the wound and ler and more pleasant. h u n t; 7. ^ th a w a y s ; 1^ Special; 7. 8, International would have forgotten about ii BeU Telephctie Hour: 11, except for a chance meeting with Tbe moving men do not hook Showtime; 11, News up the boosewife's ap^iances.or Everglades. e ;45-3. News. W eather, 8 porU the family doctor.' He took in­ «:0l>-2. ftoute C6: 3. II. S shot. moving q£ families TBA Included in the office call was each year that frequently.’ exist- S;30-3, U . H ie Oefende**: g. 8:00—2, Route 66. 3. II, IS j i a short lecture on the potential ing facilities are inigequte. dangers of all animal bites, as weU 9:00-2. oca; T. Tbe Three Sons; 7,. 77 Sun­ This is particularly tme in OoErupcon set Strip ' as the euU or puncture wounds sooe older homes, where tbe -S. O ty Detectives; tl, Se& ■ 8-30—3 . 11, Defenders; 8. Ster* 'sustained' from nails or barbed wiring win not handle the elec­ wire around a barnyard. H unt; g. H Sqoad ^bbed a: golf. Allen trical requirem ents of such 10:00—2. T v llig b t Zcne; 3, 11. 7T I a ir like s u y - »;oo—2, investigator.; 7, T ir - This incident did alert our al- as air conditianera. tenUon to home accidents, how Sunset Stzip: g. News; 7, I 'aliaer on the. There also is thfi possibllicy ' t S " ■we might prevent some, how well M a p » d t^par^ we were to handle that the plumbing sys­ 10:?0—2. 7. a. News ■IS,itlsfjed that b: bad broken Squad; 11. Sea Bunt: tem is not equipped for today's 10:45—2. Uovie. SB lmagtnao> par ' 10:00- 2, Twllght Zew "Tifarpach and rB utlm y inovlea in traffic. compact kit neat and properly has added 28 new b o^ to itt Tour Basinels.'’ by William H. Bivooac." by John P. Flnwcy. money I and I sia Many similar simple preventive stocked with ready-made l>aa- collection, A rthur L. DeVolder. •R«nmgf a n y D. G- Bertberg. a eaeeea^ lonauli rem inders will help to avoid some dages, cotton, sterile gause parts, library director, announced Wed­ guide to practical polities for '‘finiur I made of the serious accidents. an tis^c first aid cream. nesday. AddiUonai fiction titles Paint Removal Colene].’ »'-Btraigbt dnunatle pic­ Beary VIll,.t«p left, a eoantry bumpkin, lop ______left, are f«or U O* many faoes ENDS When the inevitable scrapes, Individual packages can be put have been ordered and will arrive . *Two boofa of Interest to bo*f- NEW y o h b :. Oct. J7 ^ m —Use ture. ctlties like it but it shortly. •I l(anny Kaye, center, whkh wlU be seen on *Tbe Danny Kaye Show,'* b«ar-lciiig eomedy special. cuts and bumps do occur.-what tn bathroom medicine cabinet nessmen ire. "A Hand book of a cloth soaked with torpatiae ta was ajbomb at t^e boxomee. lidsy, N«t. 6. on the CBS Ulevisloo network. (SUff enrraTiag) TUESDAY! Bhall w f teU th e children to do?_ Travel books head the' Ust with but thk Isn't always a satisfact- Public Selatloos." edtted by remove paint splashes froei ‘‘Then X wtnt b I teU m ine to report any accid en t' 0 7 nor easily accesalble plate S. Sitwell offering. 'Colden WaU Howard Stephensm. and -A and Ulrador.~ about Peni. and of c o c ^ I're d-,______with the delicate, wary sbsorp- three hours of clisses a day and ERNIE'S TRICK BAG sEXCLUSIVE to me, to the teachg or to the either.'An easy »^utlon for me Pnsper Monetary and Banknig enamet-surfaw equipnexit Mcb In 'O nj'the I>oubl It's m iking Uon of an anulope nibbling a then three hourajln a language grownup friend — w hiitever^ult is a small basket, in which X “Guide tbe Caribbean.- by Brad­ System for the Dnttcd SUtes.’ as refrigeraUn and washing ma­ a lot bt money, |>ut the crlUcs HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 27—Every­ ley Smlth- piece of grass. laboratory with headphones and thing from a n Invisible girl to a 1st RUN! Is near. U t a adult Ub*t 0 ound keep the basic items plus the edited by Jamea W_ Bell aad chines *r couldn’t study In Korea,* a tape recorder. | very vislbJe underwater school to supervise first aid treatment, manual, where anyone can find Por persons interested in history W alter E. S^ahr. they should know how to wash a Once th e paint Is off. w a ^ she told UPI,..plaining her de­ in the evening she does home­ for skin divers wiU be among the **A great hovH makes It in the kitchen. and biography. “Hannibal." by Other additions loeiade, *Boek Comedians can' afford dig. cut with soap and water, bow to Leonard Cottrell. teDs of Rome's away tbe turpentine residue witli cision to conje to the United work. Her social life is therefore' bag of tricks opened for laughs , of Tennis.- an illusteated book nlty. ! on the “Qnle Kovacs fecial** an even gretder m ovi^ apply a simple bandage. fsawus'enemy, while Charlotte on how to puy this spst by tbe water, otherwise it will diy t* Danny Is a ease n point. Audl- States. “I was too busy. H ire I limited mainly to'the week-ends, Saturday. It’s a help both fw them and Rapid Jump for P a u ls "And Pour to Grow." is staff of Sporf “ ft stkky fiia . csccs lore to set junnlng b are time." which is not time|enough for the for your peace ol mind U you a biographical sketch of a fami­ around the screei in...... long.... _ ‘ But MUs Choi has little time host of admirers she has «c- have a modem first aid manual ly's emdtional growing pains. *Z derww. But it ti(kes morp than and f««»y accessible first aid Oldsters Noted Love You. Honey. But the Sja- tbat to be a g eat comedian. for anything except her studies-^ qulred a t Georgeljown university. supplies. Although the children NEW YORK, O ct »7 *75—The . older group In the populaUoa has soQ's Over.“ a light-hearted por­ Bwn. T or 3 • ^ .A.r33S^IRE' are fascinated by the dramatic trait of -circus life by Connie treatments in the manual for had a very rapid growth, the bu­ Clausen, plus Chow Chung- ■plinting' a fractured leg. car­ reau of the census reports. Cheng's. "TlJe Lotus Pool." a ’ llaye saU. eye- YOUR MAGIC VALLEY ENTtRTAINMEI^T GUIDE ing for one.in shock and artificial Between I9S0 and i960. When story of a Chineie girl, complete ib ipecuUUvely. respiration; we have (cross fing­ the population of the nation in­ this section of the new selee- .. .-in. Danny's made Today thm Mondoy! 1st in M 0 9 1C Valley 7;15 ond. 10:50 ers and knock on wood) never creased by 183 per cent, the llOttS. ! In mo iea And drew Early Show tonight ot 8 p.m. ler sisde* — PLUS BONUS HIT needed this InformaUon. number of persons over 65 In­ nattonfwlde accla n last year lor creased by nearly 35 per cent. Poxir titles in the social science for those fhet eon t«k« it! Beady for Reference field bave been added; •n^oman." his fl^ TV sp. 3^ / 'We do use and have ready for Tbelr rate of Increase was only slightly below that for the per­ by Dr. Joyce Brothers; The During a * 1>un5shmefit PolT GEO. SAUNDERS reference the secUons on dress­ pioneers In Mental Health.' by ing wounds, simple bums, stop­ sons at the other end of the age ~ YOU dwkSe tfw fate ol scale, children under 15. Hobin McKown; “Ues in Pro­ Korean Stay in ping simple nose bleeds, reducing cess.- by Dr. Ashley Montagu, and -*Abominable Snowmen." by "VILLAGE OF Ivan T. Sanderson, a compila­ Stjidviy«fg at THE DAMNED" P opularity of Skiing Ci’eates tion of legends of 5ub»hum*ns m 'Sgte&HiixetAtvuuuCAsnc rKCuCtOt five continents. DISCOUNT In "TTjese RuJns are Inhabit­ CoQilege 9 :1 5 O n ly Demand for Stylisk Fashions ed." by Muriel Beadle, the read­ O e t « u - STARTS NEXT FRIDAt . Skiing, practically the only these are added quilted nylons, er learns of the English. Biglisb i Take lAudny H education and the "rlgcea of re­ pbum at the ■nm ii4*arsa 'mode of tran^ortaUon for win­ laminated knlu and the miracle start U her « r. reoioTe her Adum 1.00. S»uj«nH 7Se ter-bound people not so many of ultra-light nylon ^ insula­ ceiving a Noble prise” The Orig­ ★ ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION - from,stardom [oUywood to A Child F m deesded «go, has: b^ine an ex- tion. weather-proofing and sili­ ins of Greek ClvUlaUon." by IS in Seoul, w k MIM bilaratiiK pastime^ itviu a fash­ cone and weather ban finishes. Cherter O. S tarr, is another addi­ dio!<. of 15 d t m o K r o lo r i tituatkm of ionable thing to da. As the For apres-skl wear, there are tion to the Ubraiy's shelves. ol«o evoOeble.) OQtee Cboi modem living In- knit pullovers, tunics, cardigans, T h e Micjweope.- by Dr. G. a t a a Tet* full swinging, mantle-stj-led capes Stehll. is a m anual on proper n d i rinner of a sorge creates a demand for and knit blouses to m atch sle«k use of that instrument. For resa award in clothes to suit the acUvity—and stretch pants or slender skirts science enthusiasts, tbe library ★ A S T Y L E FORE /ERYHOME- . her career to MAoie BuaauB with it. a new fubloa eoacept ror a n ensemble look. also had added a )iew edition of 8«e a M«vte! ON COLO NIGHTS And the fashion news for 19€l- -Functional Anaioiay — Mam­ A price for e»*nr •tedylttcUdi at be Qetvgetown INaTAMT LIOUtD SOA^ 43 Is exciting: Clothes for ski Accessories Include, hats, hats /nnlTeM ty insU of language and' more hats. Some delight­ r and linguistics. IDAHO Simply «KH>derful for wssh. and apres (after) ski have such eye-aM?«*l functicoal beauty fully zany, huge and magnUlcent \ Qlbie« (which _ .jn s wise w oa- TODAY thru THURSDAY! Ine foundations, wooleos. Starts Wednesday! as royal miUtary headdresses, * KEEPS ENTRAKICEWAYS DRY - nylons, csshmere, etc. Rich that they.wUi be wom by many ' tn) has her eyes on tbe'success who have never even seen a ski others simple and cosy as sailors’ WANTED! rtotlea of other Also F«oture< In Lanolin. watch eaps . . . all chic, colorful ^sUn actresses. - ^ ‘'■■NEWMAN TV REPAIRMAN PraMcn "iji “* ' facwlng franc Nuyen, who "NIKKI" Keynotes of ski ap^el are becoming. Equally Impor­ litre [found faai and riches on -«-h«vvo(»WARD L»u(t Armstrong Wild Dog of the North beauty, wariath-without-weight tan t are gloves and mittens. Bzo^way and Bollywood. _ A N D and Impeccable fit. Much of the These are ski and apres-skl ■Bai she says ' h eart belongs ond thie inusic !“•' •1®“ beauty U in the fabrics. There clothes, designed for the sl<^>es to and I •has no inten* ^'M O R G A N Hi * M ftA T E " and the ski lodge and for non- M U S T K N O W turn U deaerting lt4 film Indus- of Dukei Ellington •with Steve Rieeves s and £ skicn to wear casually as specta- ■ ELECTRONICS! RAMSEY'S T h e ______IS /n il. ton. These are warm, c^orful Imported Irotn , -Holland. coordinates that will be worn for t actress . here on an sporta*car riding, in the HIGLEY TV Complete WiriJow Decorating Education Sz- MAYFAIR , Switcerlaad and England re. Inc, fel S«ort« Hext Fridoy •re tertoied tweeds, luxuriooa coontrr. OQ dog-walking jaunts South of Water Tank twship.' Already MOTOR-YU ■ “ ■ led worsteds. and Just aa probably, on chilly, I hold a conTerwtion in “ DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK" ORPHEUM Shop winter-momlng alaloms to the - BURLEY treatin the language sn p em ark et FAOB' 2^-OC rOBER 27-28, 1961 i OCTOBER 27-28, Use of Lenses Recurring Future of **Otlier Woman” Discussed

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It de. b n tery of lenses from extreme commitments In nightclubs and pends on the photographic abili* vide angles to 600-mllUmeter tel* theaters. and Foibles.'] the fare cfc NBC's ties of the indlvlduaL ephotos make certain you have Yves Montnnd. the personable -Du Pont Show of the Week- ' Many amateurs feci that after utilized your present equipment, French singiiii; actor'w ho opened Dee. 17. Thislis a seml-dbcumen- tbey hare taken a few rolls of to its fuUest- If the answer la his ciio-maii .sliow on Bioadway t.irv look at AmiTiea's 'love for Shn with a oev camera equipped negative, go on with what you Oct. 2). h ii .siciieri. for oiiP no\i-liic-s of :|ll .sorts as k-eflected with ita normal lens, they have have. . of li:.' r.irc iclcvisioii npp?.iranci-s in Its popular] muiic overjthe pa-'t . axploited «U the ^ m e ra 's pofisl- If positive, your choice of an . as star of a -riinex Spoci.i! ' on tentuiy. Baj-b.ira Cook. • Alice hHiti** More often than not this addiUonal lens or lenses will b« the ABC HL'Uvork Nov. JU. Tlionu- Ghr;.'!!?'.-, Elli-en Roi'-:;ers and la -far from the truth. governed by the si« of your wal- : of tli2 •ono-liqur show « il! bo Hurst tire o:her .■stage pt-r- T^iere are. of course, other stu­ let and the type of photography recreation ol' hi.s so^igs of p.tsi. ioii iliin-.'. who will fwrform. dents of photography vho hav that most Interests you. Broadway mu-sicsls. reached this stage. A knowledge of the various : ••General Elcctric Tiie.iicr” on s r o : : r s .'*j :o w nE T i'R .ss Saving M ^tecilic use for addi- Wnses available and w hat they ; CBS w.ll have an orisiii.il niu:ii- HOLLVWOOD. O c t. I 27 — tlonal lenses Is tbe key phrase. are designed to accoraj^ish la ^ cal pl.iy callcd • Tippy Top " laier -.ABC'!, V.’ldi'i'W orlJ of Spon.s,” *n»ere is little sense la purchas- necessary. A few facU to remem- tills year. Coiiiniodi.iii Red Dut­ a 90-ir.ii-.uto SunJnv spori-s fpe- ii« . for example, a 13S-millime- ber are: Wide angle lenses give tons will .star in lh:s story, a.* a ter telc^KXo lens Jor »150 or greater dei>th of field; telephoto character iinaginsd by a lonely ii.-^i.inclins ' more If it will be tised only once lenses hare the reverse effect. little, boy who needs help in crow- •er tl;c or twice a year. The greaUr the focal length the ' However, if the user plans to shorter tbe depth of field. Use of Color in Small Rooms NOW IN STQCKj May Provide Lively Interest A COMPLETE SELECTION OFi m Iflfci teM M iff 4 «rtM iB» ewer. FlBtac k «7»theUe NEW YORK. O c t 27 l*»-Walls. In a room designed by Fred Oer- «M tlii*iii. «MMMt A«r, vkitt Dmm. ceilifigs aiMi floors may provide stel. Re used shocking pink silk lively Interest in the snallest for dn^>erles and as a fabric on a Snsaa Hayward, rtght,'and Virginia Grey appear la a teene from tbe drama *^ek Street.” sow show­ rooms through tbe use of I color ^ench couch in a ty^caUy fem- ing at tbe Motor-V« theater. Miss Hayward plays the “other woman" in the film which abo »Ur*i B ulova as m ostrated at the recent Amer* Inlife room. A Louis XVI chair John Gavin. In this aeene Miss Grey is dlseuasing Mias Hayward's fatare. (SUff engraving) iean Institute of Interior Design- in orange velvet was an effective Q u i l t e d F a )ric Dresses Furniture m show. contrast. Cange, red. creen. Utu aod v u it. it etn umaS7 te Qoflted for i ^Uelanle Kahane used French even black walls were handsome country chairs u;diolstered in red Television RADIOS backgrounds for fumisbings of wool U l^ O lst^ with tTftAhing. Rise From Modeling Job So superbly msd« they sra Paper Towels every vintage and style, and fur- draperies and a Louis eaUnet in guarsnteed 4 times longer Hip e o n n . A Bice. o f t . deciDUy » ttan. to qoUt timott m j ol nitore often rivaled tbe back^ : ...... I t t n t e»n a room witb a long table of ab­ Pro,rogr:rams Uiart any other leading make. grounds for color honors. stract eolUge* sculpture in bronse ■OBDAT. OCT ZS To Stardom Is Tradition And Tissues Fabric, oork, weathered boards and pewter. Tbe effect was me- While Susan Hayward was still Qnottef *aOt totbeeoctper _ . were' uaed oo walls, country -dieral. In her teens the red-haired went to celling* of chic Cverett Brown placed a red 7;00—2. 3, Captain Kangaroo beauty and the camera struck up Ooe RMca te the srovlnc ■SS Can Be Handy 1Mb century settings. Floors wore . chair and red and green uphol­ 7:30—7. 8. 11. Pip the Piper a lasting friendship that would T hat particular publication wm th j m qn ilwrtuil lor. qniKed tifeda !• tUe.were painted or were unusu­ stered sofa effectively oo a blue : «:00—7. 8.11, S han Lewis Show; someday lead to screen lame In seen in Hollywood by producer GET E U P tkB CKTSlt CB^teiiB-Oa pAttCnkS ia vhJeb tbe outlf to -- - ^ --- - * HoUywood. David O. Selznlck and the then eotUnad bf the al wood etfa&ts. floor. ' 2. 3. Video Village Jb loom decor (qofttiar wnrtn-- Red aad green mixed !n ele- ' . Ose area bad Italian frultwbod , «:3(^2. 3 /u ig h ty Mouse; 7. 8. Susan, now starring In Unlver- unknown photographer's model ...iray.away tSt-' Jlaii pittaa). aad en pecipd 11, King Leonardo sal-Intumatlonal's ‘.'Back Street," was brought to filnsland to be an mquisitely styled • '■' -T T L -' B e » m a a a t wfriwtlcim i n a cant harmony in many rooms. If cbaliB finished in a pomegranate , H t t t e QBOfad «D*«ril«i M greqi wan*t to be found on red teamed witb a painted cabi­ V /M 5=3T**J^1 c Land of AlU- was a photographer's model in tested for the role of Scarlert BLH.OVA RADIO now. ■ •K ii > n Twtwng a e v . kosam; 7, >. il, Fury ' her native Brooklyn, without any O'Hara ' in ' Gone WUh the Uae ltDt>tree paper toveU for walk, it was sure to be spotted net of fo& art motif ia reds, ^ S i^ to ni»«i ea the floor, or a bed or in a oranges, ydlows, greens. *:3a—7. 8. II. Make Room for motion picture aspirations, and Wind." Bat VBttetle I t e mten «Uch U mhj peopie m iklnc qolUcd viztdov vBBblnc. T tier'n . hlghlr Miss Hayward merely t>ecame ' abaoriaeDt wooderfnl for clean- drapery fabric. A poptilar place Harvey Probber*s exhibit was , Daddy; 2. 3. Roy Rogers gire > zkttr finoy k»k to tte A p eoreti ftctoftOy u k » oomU- for the use of red was in u^ol- highUghted by a Black Watch f 10:00—7. 8, 11. Update; 2; 3, Sky another Hollywood statistic in satioB of qjillted axtd mwiuntcd inc m inors aad cUrer. too. MC new aad^ to tbe de- For a qolck cleaa>igi of awvirty pinv «n/i orange 11:00—2. Movie: 7. Topper: 11. screen hopefuls in Hollwood to" find fame on their own. In the ftvIII-Ja »Cilj intcau Md : v b e ^ yco * r yoof ore k UMd for . •a O v W B water aad blot witb caae off In surprising harmony This Is the Life; 3. TBA loni 1**4 «at*A4ii. Ch«l«i i sDdi ik noder tbe rathku. tbe latter category Su-san Hayward OTvei e r t e n t t m aaftde. 8 e w dt7 tien e. 11:30—7. Mr. and Mrs. North; 8. IsH isP atli $ 5 0 .9 5 z«u of tbe piMc and tbe ostiMe - To KttiA liDMtat Ioom hairs TBA; 11. Big Picture figured quite prominently. HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 27 lifi — The red-haired actre« went of tbe am s. An aS-^uOted Mtp down tbe drain after a ahanpoo, Billion Mark Is 13:00—2. News; 3. 7, 11, Football; The words were familiar. So were t stitabte ^ahrtci eovs look] n o n like npboMerr. 8, Movie on to enjoy long-term acting con­ w ^-tbe waibbovl dean with BID the surroundings. But the face tracts with three major studios. It*i easier to «14> viQted iateie ^ two or tbree tivaea. Loom hatn Hit in Payments ts% »f all •mMmU 12:30—2, Town and Country was different. 1:00—2. Movie W arner Bros.. Paramount and “ b a » p iM 7 i» > ercr a SBoetb-Mxrtaee lab ­ wm (din( toi tbe d a a « tiMoea. Kiw YORK, Oct. ar "m — The face was the handsome 20th Century-ppx. In addition to ile tbn a mUrt^rry. B M Ink ataina wttfa ttMoai b ^ m f k y • n l y 1:30—8, TBA one belonging to £lrem Zimba- Nearly a WlUoa doUan a m oatb «J)0—8, Golf a long term pact with Walter a ' - fere attm pHnf to clean wltb da. aew is being paid la social ae- 15% ifc* Mv*rt In list, Jr. He had a sad look as he Wanger, a top Independent pro­ tenent and water. Week eanfnl- omity to U J million older per- J:lS-3, 7. 11, Football Score- remarked; “I think I wiU quit board ducer. Television i j w ttb tbe V m o ^ i m tba SODS aad tbe disabled who art- the business.” Later, when: Miss Hayward's 3:30—3. 11. TBA Zlmbalist was foUowing a adcw e t tba Jtaia toward tba xaiiiinmnlr retired. .. 4:00—8, News; 3. 7, Big Picture acting agreement with 20th Cen- ■B>e g e a t retfteaey.cf tbexTO* esita' to prevent ink ifwead. Bobert 1C. Ball, dspaty direo- grand tradition. Actors have tury-Fox expired. Onlversal-In- P rf^ram s Whitf dtrt oat eC bard>to> 4:3<>-2. Game of the Week; 3, been rebelling at Warner broth­ tbetie flKT xm makea U «4y to -tor of tbs bareau of old age and Teen Topics; 7. I. One, tematlonal producer Ross Hunter TIM trim TtMPm - 8 tTMtl*- m w br tend or Tnarhtiy Too re*cb eoeaoi aad eanwd farai* sarrtToa iararanee, sodal ae- ers since the golden days of was quick to Uke advantage of Mn. Ktri intMiii, tore witb a ptee* af tissue Two, Three Oo Errol Flynn. Bette Davis, Hum­ eaa Oattea'tt oat wbUe aevtnc. •rarity administratioo. cited tbe VOIJ »:00-3, II, Mighty Mouse; 7. , the anUlability of the actress and twicted atooad a n oraat* sttclL sUtistie la a report to tbe Ka< phrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, aad It « m booDcc b a ^ to p a t. Maverl<^; 8. How to Marry immediately signed ber for the kmttfri tort iiM djantti t r AM pt whm preewre ii re- ttoaal ^ Aging. STATI FARM kO|i» etc, etc. starring role in Fannie Hurst’s a MllUoiulre Tbese stars bare been followed Mk, tw i« n ridi iMthw fis. leaeod. A lonc-atUafa ia T ee». lit. avl* Intvranc* i:30—a, FronUer Circus; 3, 11. claasic story. "Back Street.” Miss M. Copltt*' - B eadad » »o i» ftttehea per Fifth Year m M m n t o a O i ^ to tbe trn In latter days by such recal­ Hayward's co-star^-in the dra­ HOLLYWOOD. Oct. TJ DU — •ad sccrohes. dooX seateb U off. c«tt« l«w by pim tni Alvin; a, Wells Fargo citrant TV cowpokes as James $ 4 0 .9 5 lacta); 11, Bmle Sovacs; 7, Sx- matic new flint are John Gavin T b e b o & o f a< Frodooer Ttanl: PleraoQ baa com • If tbe Irae la bot. sbake saU aa Garner, Clint Walker, Wayde sad Vera Miles. %;S? ^eted 33 of tba 3S Becmeati fcr a pteoe ot paper aad-rab tb e iron t* Iniwr* •nly th« peditlon Preston, etc.. etc. In “Back Street.” Susan wiU be. tbe lKl-«a *H*Ti Oun, wm ba tire rear for I« fr F«r* f* Amv f m 10:45—3, Movie Table Model tot. 01 R.dlo mmt b« f,tun«d7r.Mttf to bIim ed father has taught music). I purcftma er U oar 0Btwi»< »ul»i KMio Sorvtc* Kttioa, ] STATi PAIM A fM 11:00-3. II. Adventures In Par- came back to acting because I Bdise; 7. 8, Movie missed the companionship and . - 12:00-9, II, Mews sociability of tbe wtertalnment RADIOS world.'’ completely everhouled For «B 733U7M5 .r 733-404* LOU ^ BRACKEN TO BE G^ST ExcliAivg Dealer far ^iphone Guitars and Givlietti Accordioru HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 27 — Ed­ ACTBESS PLATS AUTHOBZSS $ 3 plU8 p ert« HELLER die Bfacken guest stan as Ace HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 27 Ac­ Jdmsw,'who tangles with a Mew tress Ere Arden reported to the Long's Radio LEON BURT MUSIC STUDIOS 142 Main,No. ' York gang boss wben he sets out ABC-TV -My Three Sons'' set (Ovier < to get rich as a prohibition beer this week for the "HoUday for W m y m WyakMp . .• I3» W 'A«. *«■» Dick Sj^Wy b ftn b & "ABotber Time, Another Tramp” episode in which she & TV Service 140 M AIN N. Phbh« d War^ on ’T b e Roaring ao's'* 8at- I^ys a famed ex-actress au- 1 1 1 3 -4 5 9 0 vday. Nor. 4 on ilBC-T7. tboreas. Next»eC<^n»ry Cobbler

OCTOBER 27-28. Gooding Has OUR ANCESTORS Q n M y O w n T i m e . N ew L ists of j^ench Opiera Recorded; I B y BOB HARTLEY Top Reading Singer Exhibits Talents In DetaoirbM Hie hottest TV jr apert7 SMms to b« "Sing Along With GOODINO, Oct. 37_Mrs. & m a HeUien telcvlsloir'sui ?ey. reports that 35 cent ol the homes were Carrico, Ubrarian at the Ooodlng POPULAR CONCERT FBA»f7 AHD ZO«T—J. XX r iM tmi bT aawtri vUchlDt two weeks ago. We had an opportunity to talk with an By imix&M D. U i m x k , By DELOS SBQTH ■ad O e o d s 1C. ADSL ^ municipal library, announces the No one shoQld be rated Tw o Joo------ftdTertlalng agency who is sponsoring a sizeable t>ortian of the addition of new books for adults ' , Stod, M cguen ha* ao m any tal­ ______; m i l •bow. I t was bought At the Insistence of the advertIscr not recom- ' and children. traitor to Italian 1 TEB CAB»IBAOaiSS-aw« fte.m wTott; .--- ents that It is dltfleoit to aay b e believes there are other open^ » n t t t e XMDlto o( B mmded ^ the tgencr. .luad he /eels erea with it being the No. 1 show New books for children are' which is his greatest, i . e U BobbtaM th»t It is not » good' loy for his produef-beer. He calculates that the schools. There ate other sehoolfc TH E XOGX O P B A I» S S S -X « - "m e Real Book About Christo* I Be hM written both music and although Amertean oper«-foet* ee| is nuuie up o pher Colombus.’* Block; ‘’lU e p r^ . has acted in movies and win OtXxmar - ETerage and th at t' ' drlnUng t are xu>t given m any oppc«t o - poinii tber B*fc^ bow m . Mystery of the Hre Dragon." o n TV and has made » nm ber TBS WUCTB OF OOB DIS- tt a t it A0OU not be bftTlog ^ No. 1 I does n ot m ean eveiTbody's happy. Keene; 'The Clue of the Silver tties to know it 23ie reuoBs OONTSNT— Steinbe^ fine records as a soloist for then remarks is the fint tbat soteide fa an aOBOtfe « ♦ ♦ Scorpion,’' CampbeO: TheBobb- TBO FIC c r CANCE&-Eeoi7 O v kst^ ott U I _ » Ponchler at the Twf Onb for Us eon* sey Twins In Volcano lAnd,” I His latest LP| ‘Stranger in recording of "Le Juive,“ by Jae* ed in . ioi»<-‘t3eette waAtaCtn ta d tlUMd k forta U I i ttpBoteli eBtertaimneot to M agk VaOey. The Hope; -a e Whispered Watch T owb,“ booked is MOKdlaa-Blnger Paal I>e«n«ad. Ward.” Sutton; "What Happened eat Ue&uen's histtf as a singer Prench school. (D* Vtod). K oCoIlen ^ new book te teas bow tttf Haiijr «k jM wm _ I seetng him «a the Ed B^tiUnn sbew, and at Midnight." Dixon;l-nie Mys­ Too hear of this ^era then sad other diaeMei th«« wen 13 octfDal eokoMs doalr toot* bat as a stylist, specialist or days becaose it was the last BEMBSAHDT—Gladys Sehmttt Cd tfadr IzKttvldBBt k k s t t t t e iDta thenfm eui Tor Us style «f atttaUlnittg. He Is appearlag tery of cabin island.” Dixon; JTOK-FiCHOK wttft S in stn Id is sandwkUng the Twla Falla engagement *The Secret of the Caves.’* Dix­ whatever you may wish to (all opera in which Suico Canno T h e autiMcs uuujvtre d toasS the greater onftr o t ta x eotm - ■kows. Also be ha* appeand w iib Johnny on; “isiaod in the Sky." NeO- sangr u d of its composer main­ THS KAKmo <7THX FBXS- Uttle-fcaowB facts: T b ^ t ^ 9 tty witk Its pm grertTdye-“ ----- ia betiM SteatA’ i t IDnnr. 1M> — Tbeotee E. soid^ seaacD. rather t ^ K ath b , 0«M KeH7 a irtauay Bogen. niDng in betweq i Desmra^s I In this grouping of originals ly because he was a teacher aad - -•icrffi— Mts Not. »-n win the BlBy Stewart trio. The brio has appeand "Haaet of Peril,- KUne; ‘%in- father-in-law of th«L composer ■ w h te cold, gloony days to w te^ dft's ChampiOQ Cocker,” Ford; M well as musie by " of -Carmen.” It's a second rate A NA-nON O P UUKBP—w nuam th a t snteide o n be eonUgfaW^ witk Staa KentoB. i trtno Bey and Beany Poodman, aawog «Utera. I,ederer with whole famDes facmtnc TlieyTijvpear Not. land 7. “Dance Into .My Heart," C fi^ poaers, UcKuen opera by current standards bot by Herbert J. MaDer (Harpes»: tlanseo; *'Itie SgypUan C at Kiys- ,the dscnair of ] Y et be no more second rate than some T HB R g g A i m FALL O P TBX P^ets* thse are fashtnna BBtorical accoont of th e ups a>d 'iU lK D B B C H —WHUam Shir* in soicide, with men tending U tery." Blaine; •’Tota. Swift and b able to project th e Qpmetlmei of the Italian operas which ar« djwns of tfae'famBsn trMdoa itioa came up wlUi aa Interesting study the Visitor From Planet X," Ap­ in the r^)ertolre of the Metro­ « ____ the more vUent and women (• ___th a t m ost persons were looking forward to M lmuUtlng misery of being alone e ttie r a e O o i ^ K r (he o o 4 lde» Id Weatem dvilliBaca as pleton; ’The Real Book About iwlthout exacting any feeling of politan and other Americao ^ ZNSZDB iu ttO F S TODAT — It peogreBed Om dcwn o f ttierlslon season. In a soo^person .sampling la Ships," Black; "BJhle Stories o a cnmpanifs season after sea­ Jo h n Q oather part, soicidet are aane; t*»t ao ta it of 10 were unabte to name a single new pro- pity frota the listener. And. in­ i b J rta y Uuoutf i th e Greek. B®- Everyooe Should Know," Burl- '‘Sorry to npert, ilr*—our ifvtH h m rM UM son. THB NSW ENOLISH BIBIiB; left bffthid ptwride cartoos and \ioM a and Bymzitfaim m p tre i. n. Whether this wtjuld be true in other areas stead of sympathy. Rod seems TlM New Testam ent but; ’’Spotted Sa^e," Roam; ;to find -a feeling of understand- In fact, it has some first-rate Qtminatlnc to the jet's face It, some of the new programs aren't “North Ptde, Story of Robert S. arias, especially for a portly and RING OF BRIGHT WATBR— ons for Peaiy," Simon; “The Jungle Se­ ing. aging tenor, which was ooe of Gavin Maxwell cret,' See; "Firm Band on,the “ l i a t OW FeeUng," a popu­ the main reasons it was revived BDESIA AND THE WSST UH- ICWreM ?iell, by F. W. Sen-f New Idea ron eoUboa looUng f«r a rnimoa-dcrflar fatnre area Rein.- stlffan; •‘This Is fcew lar standard which has been .sung for Caruso. The recording was DER LENDf AND STAUN— ycBi, (AppleSon-Centory-Crafts): BCOX7WOQD. O et JT Off — a and u ^ y for erery M cents yvwll find only one York," Sasek. ‘ ■ by almost every slnget of note. ' mar<» p€Moee*. 11 man: "Santa Wagon Boss," ' strates why R ichard Rodgers and the recording quality is medi­ H u g h T b o ^ ter to the palace. j The tecimlqoe gives ii»* of aoaie sort hen’s a grovp yoa aiight Parrell; “High Prairies." Jasce- i Larry Hart were as unbeatahM ocre, one must wish it a com­ SIDNAP—George Waller Sesyon's seml-fjetional aci P— tf>t the entire secs ar« |ibOBt-4he Glenwoeds. One- thing ahout these lyn; “Showdown Trail." Scott; ' A combination as Rnth ancPOeh- m ercial su cces because it coxild THE SHEPPARD MTJRDER count of her career is a n apoC‘> m aster's mintirLga come I* ’•Cherry Ames, R ural Ni^rse," S P E C lA m I rig or taxuTl and Hardy. CASE—Paul Holmes at the moaey earned ssoally Is spmt at the open the door to the rich Prencli ryphal mecocir presented as*« Hfe. other rtMon they would be a soaad InTestmcnt. Nells; ’•Bachelors O et Loilely," I Sut the real proof of Rod repertoire for Americans. LIFE WTTHOCT WCMBN—AND first-person itorr dictated F air; ■•Tbunderball," Fleming; ! HcKuen’s excepUonal brllUance You're reminded of some of HOW TO SURVIVE IT-^o- « « « “Wool, Beef attd iOold.” Oeorg- her deathbed by lu principal . Con sn m m la southern California cpn now THIS ALL NEW : as an ImaginaUve vocalist U this school's first-raters by a seph H. Peck ure-twho never leariied to write) etta; "Georgia Atye," Oreeolaw;; shown In his sensitive interpre­ historic recardlcg of Nellie Mel­ insurance by saving-their trading stamps. A “Modem American Fainting,'* t Kenyon makes Nefl's ■aatoblog------^_____is six books a year and who is injured In an acci- •Boswell; S u d d e n Bummer." tation of Jimmy Shelton’s “Li­ ba's voice which Includes sam- ' rapfey'* a sprightly story s»Xer il be elmble ibr payments of )i&o a month to r 12 months. Lennor; "Archard House." Beat­ lac wine.” No singer could do pta of the vocal magic it lav­ Some Shots for with the sort of forthrighi ty: ‘•The House of Old Vine,* It better. ished on the roles of Ophelia earthy baater that inspt t ran BMtrica fwOl flood Twin Palls sooa. Bight .aow we can Lafts. I Bappy music is the theme of and Thomas' "Samlet” and Jul­ Movies Are Over Samuel Pepys to call her -prei bj/or two lhat ^ showing. “Back Street,* at the Hotor-Vo and “Battalion of Saints," Worm- I another worthy LP, *Xet's Dance iet in Gounod's 'Tlotneo and • HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 37 CS — w itty NelL- ^ .^ ia BhtM,** at w Orpheom. But eoming up within the aert ser; '•The Book Rievew Digest I Dance Dance” by David CarroU Juliet." The record belongs to Producer-Hiirsetor Otto Premln- She • was reared in a « e d ( ar« -fwe'. more .top box 0(fic« attractions. ‘‘The Hostler,’’ now I960." Davison; “Closer to the ; (Mercury). W hile thU selecUon- the “Gr«at Becordlnei of the ger has cmpjeted five weeks of house, but was never -real! 'rated No. i .attraetlba in the U.S. and **The D rril a t 4 O’clock.” a Sun.” Johnston; “A Very Wel­ is tallomi for dancing, it makes Century" series and represents film ing la Washington. D.C, for prostitute 6he was one of Fr^ak' Slaatra. aad fspeaeer Tncy filn^ both are headed for Twla come Death,” Mathews: - *TTie good listening for wallflowers Melba’s voice In its p r l ^ 19M scenes in -Advise and Consent.- most successful actresses of FaDs. ;Belag «teae 4 Salt Lake City has lU advanUges In the type Cup, the Blade or the Gun," Eb- I and those too la^ to move. And through 1906. Recording < quality being made for Columbia Pic­ - Restoration's free-wheeling U a( B orles we get and iriiOB we get them. erhart; '"me Hands of Carmao.. • { nobody would wince too much is bad. Of course, but It 1» good tures. . ter, and her inffufnce on Char] Joyce." Wioberley; *TTje End of at Carroll's .deft handHng of- enough to reveal the voi«. Tlie fihn is an ad^itatiaa of the Visit," Callard; “A Zoo la | •Muskmt Ramble." ( A n ^ ) . Alien Drury^ best seller. It fea­ Sunday's two-houi-16rjg presentation on CBS-TV of, "The Power My Luggage," Durrell; “The tures Henry Ponda, C harles " t v m r v ^ and the Oloir” has la rather peculiar cast, from the sundpoint that Black, the Gray and the Gold," Laughton, Don Murray. Peter many topnotch perfirmers have taken supporting roles. Buch names Ford; “Great Outdoor Adven­ FM Reported Very Popular in lawfofd. Walter Pldgeon. Fran- 733-1037 in shof business aJ JuUe Harris, Ke«nan Wynn. Roddy McDowell tures,” Outdoor Life; “A Man in chot Tone, Lew Ayers. Burgess and ilhomas Oomed will hack up sir lAwrence Olivier, who U cast a Mirror," Llewellyn; ’•I>ays of Meredith. Mdie Hodges. Peter a* a clbrgyman in a| hostile land. Public reUtlons information claims Gold,” Blacker; “A t L ast to Kiss Ford. Mort Sahi and Gene Tter- Perry's th at the stars were jwlllii^ (o'take backseats because of the pHvilege Amanda," Nonis. Britain; BBC Controls ItA ll of working with OllTi^. If this is true it Is a great testimonial to the Hours at the library are Mon­ By PBESTON HeGEAW the 375-100 megacycle band. Tlie nef. actortsjkctor:s Iability, as acpra are harsh Judges of contemporaries. day. noon to 5 pjn. and Tuesday / Get In Britain, they can vacuum only major' technical difference through Sunday, noon to S pjn. tubes “valves" and ra ^ o “wire­ between British and American t of the 1 and 7 to B pjn. f F R E E I \ less.” So, as you might expect, FM is the amount •The flirt ( nlty Coaeert i of pceemphisls applied to the wm eoi at i:lS PA. Monday at the Flier high achoel andl- th ey dont call frequency modu­ and It appears tttey hare ma ontstandlng pertoim er foe. the lation *TM." Britons call broadcasts ^tbe VH9 service.'' BBC makes only modest rlaim.-t 5 2 3 . M «a, teaer, is the attraction. He made his Met- Keep Your Baby I >13.45 value for frequency response. Its PM ------sing In-Die Meisteralngw- And PM. or "the VMP service,” service tias achieved a high rep- . a£a aeeiatm ai » B . r. There U ao better qaaU. Qeah and Warm I deluxe TV Is reported very popular in BHt- utaUon for quality. Offldally, the SERVICE ' ffeattoa than h a r lU w a g snecessfnUy a t the Metn>poUtaa opera, NEW YORK, Oct. 37 fflU — ain. The British Broadcasting BBC a flat range between corporation controls, aU PM a m aips mmaU lofjorp w e la for a treat Mooday n ig h t Baby, during his first ’ year of \ STAND 40 a n d 8J»0 cycles per secopd. life, has only two requirements brt»dcasUng. It operates '21 Tliis is an absolute minimum; AUTO & TRUCK T heytet a Halloween celebration tonight and Saturday for clothing: cleanliness and transm itters th a t provide service standards so low only where ftt l ^ w tx x crater and you’ve got to hand it to the mer- warmth, the NftUoaal Baby C a « to 9? per cent of the population. land lines are used to relay tvo* cbantg for - wlth something that appeals to children. There council said. BBO is installing 31 more m grams. Most broadcaste extend , RADIOS wm be a costume rade, a serpentine dance ^ d , of course, treats Baby’s needs caa he met best stations, part of them low-pow­ to 10 cpB. M any have an evra for trie chndrga. by a twinimiim of Oothcs th a t al­ m C s b s n a . M»d«1 H2105 ered satellites in small commu­ wider qmge. TWs is espedaDy 1- low for growth, are easy to put nities. in an attempt to provide tru e of m ajor orchestral concerts. W ^ w o ^ t f O . Steagcl b retatnlag to baMhall beeanse of his on and take off, are washable S M fne B*lu?c r i ' - to cause rapid resoillng. I t a n ice cube, and , . them^ in a BUY NOW! SUPPLY UM/TED/ rigliteDS colors and nap U left t (bat |wiu*cralt. By open lofty. Blue 1/Ustre is H wittr water, W «'n Oreistoclud WiHi TRADE-INS — safe for aU carpetmg i n e l u ^ ' Toa create a b ^bbling, boUing (Centals. Hall-gaQon for %i39 c a l d ^ th a t will make an Ideal eentcrplece or a fi[^nt stoop dee- All GiwraMMd l-ike N«»I ol—^ three 9x13 rugs. . e r « t ^ d more dry icl ! it . . . lary. A nTej-]•pound supply 10NG'STVn»^.CH p A i n e p 1 last about three hours, Easiest I caa add urther to the Town and wicked witch 238 Addison Avenue West with SUMNER G r a v e l C o . Bakerr- 1 you can eiithei buy in a Terms T arm ak e y o ^ u ^■'out , of p*- P*': FAQE ^-OCIpBER 37-28, IM l 1 «•

S re a & jtnm g laznHy which Is lisT ias i& p oBSfwiopg sppnised bj a merer Xcs- insnnce par- P0B» exD be ftnuBBd b r the toU I Television ' vs3oe of fil l uul S helby's P ersonalities Bepb Programs ’*■ reS WEDNESDAY. NOV. 1

S:00—2. Punlaad Express; 3. Public SeiTlce film: 1. M e n r Milkman: 8, TEA; ll.Cartoons 5:15—3, Light Time plng. ^tik e' heels Taitei in anttqoe American for* inhSUt the of the natural nltare and fomlsblngs are get­ arch to ab«»b shocks. ting richer. Protect sore spots co the feet Many dealen extdbiting at the before going shopping with com and caOoos pads, m A Hew York Antlqnes fair r^ort that their truly fine and m e introducing.. j

K foot powder before Si^™ a*d^^8 ^odTlor kings to sheartiper- r BMnths ftwaitinf » btvtr. S H E L B Y ' S . You Can Moke D ^ s its lit Any Hour QUALITY BAKERY jG^ve S itte r AH L rfo rm a tio n O w envekp« depository extends "banking hours" W e're especiolly prou^ of the newest additions to our family of fine products J »h*ttodo lnei««afIltoe*.ae- oround the clock for your convenience .., Our Bakery, ably managed by Don Brown... assisted by his younger brother, - and safety! Roy, and the staff of 9 bakers and salesgirls! Shop Shelby's Bakery . . . You'll ■. Ae TWrnsttr «f maoto. i ^ a c s «( dotbinc ftod M diot. Don't risk loss or theft te Ow y" *y- 1 mritxSma, b d a sa d - b e g la d you d id ! by holding large sums of money overnight. Meet the Magic Volley people who segre you in our Quality Bakery . , . Don Us* our envelope t rme t t i H o . i « » r t p W r » T T . Brown, manager; Roy Brown, assistant manager; Bakers, Bill Starr, Bob Hoy- dcfXKitory for the full protection of oil men, Larry Geer and Carl Boss (not pictured). Salesgirls, Delores Richards, La­ furxis o t oil times. rina Winily (Not pictured are Cleo Brown, Shirley Wilson and Caro! Kyle). , Dependal>l« Bonldiig Service in Magic Vollejr eyery bonldng Joe and Alyce Shelby , day since iaouaty, 19081 . Fidelity^ National Bonk OF T¥nN FALLS helby's M arkets Twte Feft troM li •» Filer » Motor Brmdi^ 132 3rd A t* . E. •1. o f MAGIC VALLEY MEMBER F.DJ.C

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j a z z jrjj"'iii* es r^rom iii^txtiy T e l e v i s i o n B ears or B oys?'It’s up to Y ou A u tu m n ’•''low ers Csm jyi.a.Ke jsaag^ jVTf SHERWOOD range flowers, directly Id a r»- cootalnrr but water, Sower-pr»> T « r B a t a e W i Pew touches add a more hos­ vorite sUver. chin* or glass bowl, '^sem og c te n ie a ls and the :wlre. a o L z .T w o o o . o * . 3n—PH M Programs here's a trick that works: clay' or plastic used to hold tbe S alim , Aigentine SlSD.AV. 0ddy W right of O e tn it Sat­ Ans- 13 in Boenoa Aim. be de­ 8;30:-a, Herald of Truth; 3. cleaned up for company, the will approximate the size. An ar> for a close friend or relative ia urday. Oct. 38 a t MadlBon Sqokre feated Matto Ptnette tn M - ■ Loot Up and'Live dinner table is set neatly; the rangement in this shell, home­ a 'special occasion'' bou Now. the prime caae In point Is feathery orange eelosla and ■ thougn to do so the^ picked onlr 7, Ren'deivous-. ll, Best of orange trlto m a predominated, Louis Armstrong who, for almost Post 1 one aebect of the Ja s idiom: th e bjur-a-centufy, ha» bsen synony­ with sharp accents of spiky pur­ migra^on c t Amerl an musiclana 10:00—3. II. News; 7. DtiPont ple Uatrus and blue comnowws. SNO BOOTS mous with iu x throughout the Show; 8. Corruptness to ParlA OTCr the a£t Xev dec­ world, even behind the Iron Cur- Toning down this riot of color 3 9 9 ^5 9 9 __ 799 ades. I X0:30—2. News; 3,-11. 'Ontouch- we« gray artemesia and green tAln. 3stx 15 Armstrong and ables W ithin th at fr* mework—and Armstrong is Jaz*—so much so beUa of Ireland. Reg. 8.95 to 13.85 vorkt^K with su s like Paul 10:45—2. Movie that they were conviniied from 11:00-7. Death Valley Days; *. Containers are the other side Mewmw. jQBAne V oo4«arb onto the Cy. Fortunately he agreed, and be cuU the cupboards lor pretty screen. I t Is a moUo \ picture that was so enthusiastic' about our pitchers, t>owls. tureens, cups and ^ 9 9 ^ | f 9 9 apeskf boldly; so ; ertonaHy. m - s to n that he Internipted one of Screen Version ' what have you to show off the d U ^ th a t It t t the movle- hla arduous state department flowers. Sure, I know youVe been ; ^oer erery minute. tours to come to Paris. Of Play Filmed doing this for years. . *-PKns Bluea” r presents the If you are reluctant to ar- eulmlnatlon of mo e than. three jears?' work that began ! when Allen Will Give the screen version of the bit Ram Bhaw, one'Of I le world's top Broadway play “Five Finger Ex* naguO ne lAiotogra ihers, came to History ‘Beating’ erclse."' i Television the producer with T7}e Columbia ^picture stars 13 $ . der’siatartUng noTi HOLLYWOOD. Oct. S7 — His­ Rosalind Ruasel). Jack HawMlns, years later, they tory will take , quite a beating In Maximilian Schell; Richard Bey Programs PRICED AS MARKED Bluea" brings a ‘Tha^ Nifty Year," a costumed mer and Armette porman. TOESDAT, OCT. 31 element into 99 ttor^telllng. comedy sketch in which Steve , Jast Is America's Allen and company will arm No. 313 5:00—3, 11, Roy Roger*: Th« grifateat export. It doesn't figure themselves with lances and drag­ M erry M ilkman; 8. TBA men's work shoes — . 5"* to 12 HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 37 m — in tiay "balance trade" but on eradlcators on "The New 6:35—3, News Dothlhg that has Former Olympic swimmer Stub­ 6:3t»—S. 11, Quick Draw Me- i E3trK>B3K-jss'««is«eaeai originated in Steve Allen S h o w Nov. 1 on by Kruger has completed his ABC-TV. Oraw: 7. W hirlybirds; «, 313th screen role in Columbia's T hree Btooges Among the participants In this -The Devil a t < O'clock." B :iS-2. News - 99 and other bits of bulfoohery are During bis 30 years before the « t0 0 -3 , 11. D ick Van. Dyke; 2, Louis Kye. Charlie Mafina, Belle cameras Kruger bas died 173 Huckleberry Hound; 7. t, Montrose. Dave Ketchum. Joey screen deaths. In bis present role men's dress shoes. . 6 ”-8”-IO’‘-15 Newa. Foreman, Irene Krai, Pee Strat­ he dies by drowning for the first 6 :lS -7 , «, News Dreas and school oxfords by Florsheim, Robl«e, Pedwin and Brjarcliff. Four value- ton and Jim Nabors. time. I «:30-«. lA ram ie; 2, Doble OQ' . . . tt-VU ' ■ Us; 3, Chrtrtlan Bcience; packed groups. Ptlday through '^eaday. •'Back 11, Hews; 7, Bogs Bunny Btnet," Stuan Hayward, John «:40—S. News, W e « ^ . Sport* toavW. Mid “Vliage of t h e 7:00-^3, 3, 11. R « « t» e lto o : 1, . 'D« 5^ . - George & o d e * ; starts Bachelor Father Wedneaday, “N l ^ , WUd Dog of TOURIST 7:30—2, Ichabod and Me; 1. One large group of Boys' Oxfords ond Loofers. Sizes 3 fo 6. Several styles for the North," and-idorgan the Pi­ O n ie and H arriet; 7. Cal­ rate;- Steve Reevia. Tob'II always ch et^ the ex- vin and Colonti; t Ha* dress ond school. t IDAl perieBce of being! a U orisi: tlonal Velvet: 11, Deputy PUcfay through! TREMENIMUS BARGAINS, » :00-2. Garry Moore; 8. Dick Sardonlcus” and in gtoap or Indi^oal t*«ra Powell; 3, 11, M an and Dragons.'* the Challenge; 7, New ' are yoitn to HAWAII, MEX­ Breed boys' shoes ...... 5 .9 9 OBPBfUM ICO. ALASKA. E U R O P E . »;90-9, 21. DcMe omis Pj^da' g h Thursday, SOUTH AMERICA. OR THE •:00-». Cain’a lOO; 3. Pete and -Pa^.BIuea," Pa il NewmaD. Jo - " CARIBBEAN! Oar booking. . Olaidyi; 3, Miami u nder- anne Woodward. 2 2 0 S H O SH O N E S T . E. eorer; 7, AlcM Presents; arranging and planning aerv- 11, Dangerous Robin LOSSES r t BE PAID ice H FREE! ^ PHONE 733>379l »;90-2, M anhaJ DUIob, r 11, FIRST QUALITY 60 go- IS dn. LONDON. Oct. fl IffV—A spokes- R oute 66 m as for a gi of Insurance 10:00-6. News; 2, Dick Van brokers reports _ it aoth Century- Dyke; 7, Alfred SltcbecU NYLONS 4 peir 1.99 t a j vlU be paid wo minion dol- cMaqic CarpcT ‘Travels 16:S&-3. 7. News: 8, Jack Paar; U n against lossu In the first at- S. 11. Ben Casey h u d s o n l traip t to maki t h e movie 220 S|toihoiie Sr. E. ^ ^ . Phone I733-1668 Idaho Savin^^ 1 0 :tf^2 , MbTie; T. Jack P»*r - C l ^ t r a . - and Loan Association ^ 13:00-2. News U:M-11. New PAGE 6-OC*OBER 27-28. 1961 ^^een^alloutSII^er Urged" ‘H a w ia ii’ M o v ie NEW TOKK. Oct. 27 D f—Tbe with or hs4 many bwte HOLl-YWOOD. Oct. n (JFi — ent .«ocxcept is _ — ------Americaa ZroQ and Bteti iosU- advantages, Includingi eftletex^, . Like to see “Hawair In two eve­ mone. That is the reason for Getting Home Ready for W inter Means tute. In coc^enUon v ltti the of* economy and stordlneaB. nings? It-s possible, but as of the change of wriUrs from a « a talrty eompiltt* flee or civil defense, h w prepAr'^ TlUed “Steel Shelter for VtO- now youll get the film in one two-eveni^ man, Daniel Tara- ^ a x>e* booklet deciciud to help out PretecUon,- the booklet wm sitting^ daSh “From Here to Eternity." More ITian Just Placing Storm Windows pabliabed sborUy after the ger- ' G tU T 8TAK surrlTe a auclear At­ OVeRNBC-TV Faced with the task 9 t putUng “Picnic"; to Dalton Trumbo ta c h «m m »t embarked oo a M mU. (“^>artaeus~>. HC«J.YWteD. Oct. 27 — Be­ The booklet empbatins aToid- lion dollar progxam to choooe 6IMPAY,ee&2» the. immense James Michener atrice KayJ star of ABC-TVs ■aka ^ ttaae belere tte “I f s possible th at we might go ance of gamma rays which, Uke sites for a mlUlon fallout ahel- 7:SO *S:30 PM, novel on the screen, producer- *^alrin and the Colonel" as the ceid «D c e t'U i t e w tat x-r»y. are highly penetr*ttng t ^ According to Defense Sec­ director Fred Zinnemann toyed back to the two-evening idea—if voice of sister Sue. makes a i t o i c t e i m t e . & k n o n t b u and can caose aerioos damage to retary Robert 8. McNamarft, laU- 1 S T with the revolutionary l Orient express runs from Paris U it iM, ynrve leaked 11 defense ofOces. says a steel throogh Strasbourg-and Munich tte aoorte of AAbr dn tu . CSklp fallout shelter stnactore covered to Vienna. am the old potty .«ad n -p a tx j lH e i ANOTHER YOU CAN TRAIN QUICKLY NOW FOR A POSITION IN BUSINESS

Kuntatf rfO v ta-leow bawdB. ScB sn or Tipi i ce, I f yon h m REGISTER »MBBTT waBM. nvteee loew‘ SM rtsr s a d HD f r y t a W et-dora e eaa w a s avaWag majsr icfaOn NOW! Qmcoq^ tfter demtet oot e ta repaka tltta Jart patting •« atsra wta- k n e rafttotel s a d tm « ttb frasb . far thsae wk* Rally care aboat the ttaig rtil. U K Rftdy-Biix P>tfhfat hmmt, a n th n m h a t . For New Classes antertek. to wtdeH you )« t »dd i s.. vakTlor snail >te. they win not withsU&d snow and Yonth Is Signed soon to sfort si CA off the water snpply to oBtdoor lancets. Drain these and For Disney Show Dcry a n d Evening Brst in a series of how-long Pumc V\brld OBtdoco- sivtaUer ^sterns, r i ^ HOLLTWOOD. OcL 27 *71 — C losses . aroond ibe p4« aiiere It comes KMOt Hamshere. the 15-year-old o£../'5pecxals is this exploration of th e X0 a e « m « ic s BbMdd be «MI- th ren g h th e wall. . who was acclaimed on the Loo- public and private life of the Uteat comedi­ «d »Uh eaaest or m M down Bepalr bracks In driveway and doc stage In the title role of Li­ (or both). Btdcn M n ll rooDar mipat>. ' For,Movie Idea 18 TAkub-r • ExecaUve SecreUrlal * V m 1 SOU ' field, Kaas, home of the future M pfennig, bonon Immantiel Then spray or brush oa two U ;« a u u rr week hoping h e ll get bett*r." even In real Ufe. "Xrerr time I go i« Mil bouse,* . BMk^ball HaU of F«ne. Kaat a79<-18Mj. famous pbii- oiin a t lacQBO’. aOowlflf tbe bottoB »ul tep edces to act Says violinist Isaac Stem; i» s Ooorge, "he plays bu some 9eatuR4 on the new adbestre a s a grip;, m s win p rw ro t Valentine’s osopber who has been compared Che f iiv t to d ry b efo re a p p ty iB f KLIX "When Jack walks out in t^n« liew twiM h e 's je a m e i m his will be an upstretched hand, a with Plato and Aristotle. brwakacc and ta jo rr to iMOds. - s ^ W e l l , and net. To the left is tb e • ! in front of a symphony orchestra almost. violin.- •* he loolu like the greatest of solo­ Beonr aad Us Ttota is o m the wording “Nalsmith 1881- * - 10 pjo. 8*eud*y-MBC Mem. "In fact," says Jack, “I vouM Iter sigfat Sunday. 'SogTama't‘e a ists. W hat a sbame he has (o or BMlyvood's oddities. At 67, 1961." Tbe color of the tu m p iJO p A . sujMiir oolr —' Tb« mualc. news and aporta. reature pro­ not mind t>elng 39 again U X Jack atffi Ukes Jessoos Mid prao* vlU be brown. Lalhenri Uocr gram* include: felt as good as I do now." tices two hours a dagr. Collectors desiring first day - a*r f;U a.m.-Happy Bolly HoDfbtirc ' 7:30 ajn.—Oordon 8baw For years Bums has ^yed Is be good? Says J m cU Hel- coneeUatioos of tbe commemora­ S;00 a.m.—rrank Bemlngway Week-End Outlandish gags on Benny.'No fets; “Only a genius could make tive-stamp may send addressed a.'OO ajD.— Harrry matter where Jack Is > playing. envdope*. together with remlt- ' 9J5 ajn—Shop and 6»ap such w uads come o ut erf a 8 trad - iOM ajn.—Club Hew* Bums will call him and hang. ivarlua." • tance to cover the cost of the 1H» p.m.-Darrtl Hansen TV Sports Stamps to be affixed, to the past- YOUR KEEP 3:03 pjn.—LvT7 Walton master. Sprlngfleid l, Maas. ■ TviB F»m^ U54 KC S:OS pjn.—JUDMU Sblnn Two new stamps have been is­ BroKtcMta 5 »jb! to i «.m. Uoo. *•« Morgan S.^TUBOAY sued by Austria, reports Edwin day tbrouib SAtutdsj p and VI ^ Aiwuaf V 12:15—3, 7,11, College roctball: Mueller. A IM schilUng in three 11 '•.m to 1 »jn.. Bubday. “ • .t*opuIar Oh!o State versus Wisconsin. NEW colors—brown, scarlet and yellow I vitb tbcM addl. .^^ebrates tbe 40th anniversary -k| U o ^ fwtuAaT* KaYT 3:00—8. AU-Star Golf; Stan ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE • ,I:U a.B. n « lt:U p.m. - C«b« Rapert, n t ol Ke. Leonard versus Doug Sanders. of tbe Burgenland (formerly \KUMtf Marker Report Broadcasts trom'S-o..• 5'j 4 to~ 7:is jI SUNDAY Western Hungary) joining the • dS P4B. - Jlnj.Taylor BoKllog Monday tbrougb Saturday end t 12:00^7. e. Pro FM tball; 40ers and Austrian Republic In 1931, The /C heck Here for WHERE,TO EAT^ versus Steelers;. 3. 3, 11. Bears stamp depicts the Burgenland clal;. local feature: versus Colts. w/a 1962 coat of arms. A 3 schUUng brown "loDday Throngh Saturday adhesive commemoratea the / WHAT TO DO?. I ^ T ' ajn.—Jhirm Market Analyala 160th anniversary of the birth of • ’Jereme. im Kc. - 7:30 ajn.—BliUday Club -K 11*5 ajB .-P u composer P rans LissL T be new BroadcMta • ajnl t« 7 p ^ . Uoa* menta “Stone Age stamp shows a portrait of Usst day Uirou(ii Saturday ao8 from 7 A D M I R A i: I34S p.m.—Let'a Talk Sporta ■JD. to 7 p jn. 9uBday. Procrama 1:05 pJO.—Bowling Kewa and the dates 1961-1961.______eooaiat oC muale : and oewa wiu> 4:1J p.B.—Meet Mlnlco %^-PA^jUa^ S u i O uuuut «U»UTY »TEIltO il-H ^ “ ...... i m t u r t a : e;15 pju.—Sporta Quls Presley” Is 6:30 ajo and pm. dally ex­ 7.-00 p.m.—Dally DeTotieoj cept Suaday. MarKet Report \ Redhead, Temper Open Bowling 7:U a.ra. and 12)40 p.m. claUy ex­ Back in Town Make it cept ^SuadaT. Job Counter i Dining-Dancing Nightly Swing urte pice; HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 27 OfV— Not Synonymous ■K John^ Boles, who can smile when PtcdsMon-BMMUt] NEW YORK. Oct. >7 CD?ft-Red- AAIICYIC he Is called “the Slvls Presley of beads have hot tempers, accord­ A Must Jayne Mansfield Is New the stone age.” was back In Hol­ , ,MaCchedandaar«ncttfCompoft«nts.R;ght*nd)eft ^ ing to one old wives' tale. lywood this week lor a sentimen­ ^ ,1 channels biend into a "Phantom 3rd Channel" for 3rd ^ But this is myth, reports IJlt' tal visit. ^ J r dimensional realism nevftf before achieved. , ? Reference service. The mytb . To Visit The tag was hung on him re­ datw to ancient England wbere Kind of Hollywood Star cently by a Houston newspaper- a n aversion, to red*baM d Danish -K BT av^BASD K£«.VT ' .»£«in« of beer, “rhfit sheU we msR. Boles takes it in good hu­ invaders prevailed. R edheads t h e BOU.7WOOD; Oct 7T on — Ulk about?" mor. In fact, he smiles all the' . were held In contempt and re­ • V/b'en -you get v.lthln the high, "Yoa. whom I shall call the way to his oil wells. garded as cruel-tempered people. h pink and abroach the #J1- new kind of star—the shopping Hollywood hasn't seen much o f plnk tnaiuloi], yba expscban aU- center opener. Why do you go to John Boles In recent years. He is ptnl: boatesa. Btit she Is sun­ a.'l of t f a ^ opiulags? Ctn't you remcmlwrcd as a robust, deril- Daytime - PIZZA tanned, and h e r' blond, blond say no? Or do you w^nt your ishly handsome leading m an who ■K hair is la carefta dUarra?. and fans to see you? It must be ex-> could lead desert wars with his . «he U wearing an orange bikini. hftuatlng. and expensive In Ume baritone "The Desert Song," act and clothes." Television Her nam e'Is Jp j^ e Manslield. fatherly to Shirley Temple, OVEN Sbe-Ls Ixlns oa her stomach - “Ob. you’re kidding, aren't “Cur.'y Top," “TlJe U ttlest Reb­ ■{I .seftr her heart-shaped pool. " you?” she said with no resent- el" or husbandly to a host of Progi-ams MAGIC BOWl Xty Tlsit iras to flud odt about anguished actresses, R osalind and Rusfeeli in “Craig's Wife," B ar­ Y42»0 Series ^ A y . E. - a new kln^ of sU r. one wba opens -K popping center^ huge new de­ cut ribbons and unveil statues bara Stanwyck in “Stella Dallas," Contemporary Console In rich partm ent scores, ;oeiF 'esfes. She and open shopping centers?'* etc:, etc. furniture-grained finishes on W h ere to eot! aeenia' to turn up at ererjrthing -O h. yes." b Re returned here to help cele­ hardboard. Choice of Wal- ‘ I W W ^ HOFBRIAU new. to turn the spAde or cut' the "Like maybe *500?” brate another of his old tear- n ut Mahogany or Blood Oak. • ^ 7:00—7. T be Today Show ribbon or pusb j the button to •'Oh. no, much, more." jerkers. "Back Street." * 170 Blue U k n Bird, / Where fo go! Boles was tbe apex of the tri­ RICH STERBO HI6H HDIUTY TONS 7:30-2. 11, CoUege of tbe Air start n heeu txirolng. “Like?" t:oo—7. 8.11, Say W hen; 3, CM- la tlre-yws, Jayae has made “Like $10,000." angle that Included Irene Dunne Two 8* spM kers plus two ZW tweeters. 2 perfectly 7 3 3 -9 8 8 1 y W hat to do! ooe Bolljrwood picture, several in ' “Now you're kidding." and Doris L!oyd la the 1031 Ter> matched and balanced amplifiert. Full-rang« bass ‘•No, honest.” -Sion. Charles Boyer. Margaret •7. «, II, _ Europe, but In southern Callfor- •hd treble controls. T tfjr X I L o r e l Dlft she h » attended hundreds "You seem to be some place SuUavan and Neiia Walker play­ of- openings. | almost every • night. Is It that ed the same gwne in the IMl a d m i r a l b u i l t a u t o m a t i c 4 - t P I E P 9:00—9, CoUege of the Air; 3, P “Now,” said Jayne as we flnal- often?" remake. PRECISION RECORD CHAN6ER. Video Village: 7, », ii. ■¥ ly sat d»wn wlUi two musloal “No, we average about one ap­ Now R o s H unter, tbe noted Price la Right pearance a week. Our fee Is exhtimer of trled-and-tnie mo* Automatically shuts off after U tt record. Pred* 9:30—3, CartooDs; 3, Romper'^ SEATOOD BWPCT-^ Sion-balanced turntable, feathtrlight ton* arm. I* S5.000 In cr.eh and »5.000 In mer­ Tift plots, has devised a IM l ver* Room;5, S, ll,Concentra- P r^ seafood rushed to chandise.” Sion with John Gavin, Susan Stereo diamond stylut. ttim LIVE Roaring 20’s to “What do you do wlib »5,000 Hayiqard and Vera Miles. B(4es 10:0(^3,3,11. Lore of life; 7. i, Cactoa Pete's and cooked worth of stuff every week?” was ^TKed to help be*t the ; OYDtb or CORse«aences to' perfectioa. Be Welk’p Topic •'ob, use it. Or store it. drums and to attend the pre­ 10:90-3, 9,11, U m th a t Bob; 7, *■ Oct. 21 — Any Tuesday I picked up a lot of miere. ' Romper Room; g. I t Could slttUarity xa regular *'Law- sheets — you saw" the orchid Be You <• rence Welk a ' and the spe- ones — and plUow cases and 10;6«-«, News SAT. BUFFET . Ctrl___ program______to pressnud Sat- towel* and blantec*. Tbey're al­ lU m ent bouy up tbeir i e l . ' 11:00—3, 9,. 11. Camouflage CEOICS OF. 7 MEATS— itJay. NOY. 4. wUl simply, be the ways handy. We get washing ma­ with “Hear, hear." which be­ 11:06—8; TBA Salads, fru it choice*, des­ , p e ^ Involred i/i the hour-long chines or deep freezes or wha»- comes "(cheers)" in the record 11:1S—7, Cartoons DANGE . mnslo-rarlety entertainment on of debates. Jl:3<^-a, 11, As th e World Turns; sert aod all the trimmings. AEC-TV. . - -T 7, Make A Face ♦ The Kosriog BO't, Ote; happy. 1 3 :0 ^ 3 , 3,^-pMnrwtl; 7, 8. Jan (P-lucky poet World war I era ; M tniay: l l . Hews 'before the birth Welk's fa> 13:30-3, 9.11, Boiae Party; 7, «, ■K Doos champagcfe'music. wUl be PredtkMvBuilt for *'Phan< t L s e ttk TDtmg MUSIC ths period'settlha for the show tom 3rd CnannH'* fieeftsm 1:00-2, 9, 11. MUiknaire; T. TOP entire]/ derated to the music and iritftperfeetfymatehedentf ! 8, Toung Dr. dattees popular { In those days. Hot A$phalf : U^OOK balanced components. KrATooe wUl be-dressed In the 1:90-2, 9, 11, Verdict la Tooa; • Super-sensitive FM re- ! 8. From 'Hieae Root* from 9 tcrl A.M. IffeT&lUng styles of the dec&de, dto plus long distance • y^sgwkers. two now eontideredlludicrous by to­ FOR DRIVEWAYS... 1:55—3, Kewa Ehtertainmeiit day’s modern^. I 3:00-3, 9, U, Brighter Day; T, -K • A utom atic 4-speed • .Two powerful ampllfl- . Queen f v a D*y; «, Make NIGHTLY Except Sunday Precision Record Ct*anger : Room for Daddy PARKING LjPTS, ETC. 3:16—3, 9,11, Secretet BcormStorm ^ . „ Humane'Western 3:90-3, 9,11. Bdgee of Misfa|A. -• ' - f i "Let Us Pave‘Your Way" ^A D M IR A K : Who Do YOUou 'Trust^S, Every Night Is Latest Plan M ark of Qu«IHy Threughotti th« WorW - Movie. at? the HOLLYWObb , Oct. 37 Bn —. 9:00-3, Bonnie Wallis Show; 9, -K White hot 1 J irons have VISIT OUR COMNXTE ‘ 11. S eartH fo rT umorrow; been replaced I ' paint brushes PHONE RE ^ 2 9 - 7, Americas Bandstaod. in TV we* d acwrdlng to the W eREO DEPARTMENT '9 :lS -9 , 11, Guiding Light ...... - - sane association. 9;80-3, », American Band- -ts Tbe a s s o c U a f io n says two ' stand Cactus Pete's T |JR F CLUB brands recentw were painted on MAGIC VALLEY 9:60-11, 9, 7, American Band eattle fpr it seem In tbe “Chey- Easy stan d ' ''T h e F u n S op o t S o u th o f T h e 8 o rd « r" ■ n n e " TV series a t W arner Bros. 4:00-8, TBA; -3, Happy Time; -K' Studios. When jit is necessary to ASPHALT PAVING 3, W estern Time; 7, LUtle •bow the.acti^ branding, hot Now Under New Monogement: Joe tbe Brafceman; If. fitms are appUM to boards lying Terms CoBtiDental Classroom on.the.ground behind the steers. 4:90—7, Superm as OCTOBER 37-38. 1 PACSE I