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TAVIN FAL FALLS. IDAHO. SUNDAY,JAY, JU N E 10. 1951 kOMltltd Fcail tnS UnllMl'l^w P R IC E S CENTS

Congregationallal CCliu liiu’ch H o ld s SessionSessit Iks b y eds Increaseease T cestimony sl l y o< f arshall ^ H | ResResistance-e onc \ I !tirROK| ^ B Leheson GetsG< „ sw day, June 10 K.Korean. FnFronts t X m o' more secret TOKYO.SundnKYO. Sunday, June 10 (/P)— Reded resistance h a s stiffened I 'J ngtcrday amid r alongthe the Korean Korean battlefront the pastist 24 hours andt nn eighth arrfiy spokcsrnan said the foe showediVcd “every indication”i of ^jabelof‘IE‘Lie’ ‘^ g c e n . in Mremmcnt circles fightinging for ChoiChorwon and Kumhwa.t. WASHINGTO^HINGTON, June 9 (fl>)—Secretary,tary. of StaStata Acheaoo Allied units pr 10 ^ f i r c ied units pressed closci- to tho twotw o vital road• and rai! ended hisis eight-di eight-day siege on th6 senate0 griddle t liles of Kumhw’a. Earlier, The secretaryecretary iappeared unruffled andnd in good hum' or as he ■ ^ V u k e the poiiUon field dispatches had said ------• emergedDd from th«tho closed-door ^ n ile out ft cease-fire. th o u s aands n d s oof f ChineseC: were /-'< I senate inquiryInquiry inlinto tha firing I DUlarbcd abandoningloninx ththe e twot’ cities. An M f i l l G l l 'P N PT S of GeneralcralMacArthurandth«_.., MacAr ' J^S outh Korean legls* Taklnriklng partpari lo Ihe raeU lo conttrtnce of CongregaUoc of Conrreiatlonal ehurchea a t Paul, leltleft to right,rifht, are the R tr. Ira e i g h t hfl armarmy y spospokesman said olish Refugee-C . SO C tO — administration'sistration's for: east pol* ^ *t Pusiin. on me BUek,k. New York City, board o( home mluloiis;ulofts; the RRer. et. Edward G raum ao. rortUnd,rcrtland, fttrelSKreUry-atcnrratlD|)rratlni) v. ■ any widespread.•idesprcad cevacuation. I Q I IT on posed «m»inffTy wllh I opinlona on tlie ^ ^ * * * * ^ * *1, *1, * ------“Therere Is every 1IndlcaUon that. Talk J - 1 4 '* X X Here Thur'hursday ap Russell. D.. Oa.. for ntwa ' quite to0 thfthe contrary,contrar the commu- _ . 1, ,, tphars: but afterwards b« fJS m a n Rhee, while / ^ « k l l M a « n n - i « o > v i ” *^ts Intendntend to defedefend lhat area," Twwin in Falls resresidents are promised a peek behindbehi the "Iron commented.w^iy:ited.wryly: SoU>U 1:1021 P rog am 1.. .ajta.led. curtain”^in” ThursdThursday when Aloizy Adamczyk,nczyk, Polish Pc refugee , was »“»«■rather •atUf, wasnt ltt* Conte:anference Marrelarred . . W.N. Fw e« prom inent labor leader, addresses &I public irm eeting spon- • Dieiauo®Dletatloo CJCharged S*imethlnu In del- T-k terrain for sains Up to three sofcd:d by ththe e TwTwin Falla Central Laborr council, mabty ha xafenred to Ibt ■' IV tT n ite f l NaUotia U\J Discussion Is nd of hU tatttmoajr, eUma»* _ ^ • a n d one-halfne-half mUes northewt of Adamczykdam czyk willwil! speak a t 8 p.m. a t thee h ig h schoolsci auditor- ed by OOPK)P charyes that tha stat* L,nj decision conlrary J L ^By J Delegate’s D 5n . . u is 13 miles southwest iu m . H e also will ^lecurlty." te’s Death "^”Set for 1 T. F. .YSZ™'"-“ ■ . H e also will b e a guest a t the Disabledtbled American Amc Veter- departmentlent exerelaeexerelaea- ‘■dlctatotlJ'' jBjwhat, PAUL,lUL, JuneJune 9—The Pacific conference■ercnce oof f CCoi o n j r e s a t io n a l j S l y south ot Uie Uireat- cconvention o n v e n tio n (opening ceremonies Thursdaylursday aafternoon and ."orer.tT. “A®: & miUtary stratsgy. Ity. allied troops were held to IH scheduled ter nn denied the eharge-eS* ^ rrnorta churcliesdies was marred n Saturday by thetne audden deathdc of C on- newly-organlzed sstpt»i s iss icheduled tentatively to apeak at th the e KiwaK iw anis lunchcon ed by senatorasenatora Brldgea.BrfcJ R., N. S , Sckhardt, Odessa, Wash., delegate.'ate. conservation district' . sH:esrl'S of a mile Ind a half by T hursdayirsday noon.noon, * * *, * and Cain,la, R., R.. Ww ash.-butash. acknowJ. >-iSr'..? n?'..SS " J E*"?;-*''' rn flghUng rearguard red*. t t ,le . speaker.o-aker isi* sponsoredn by the ^ , 5 ^ North and South Mr.-. EckhardlEckhardt. a builder and contractor,tractor, had jjust made » ^ , edged aIt t one ppoint oint 1in his div-lont ravr;:.u?a. = J^cspondent H ” ^ m Bradshaw NatlonaTcommlttconal Committee for a Prea Eu- S n P ! l l ny that tha departaianl L w ttd Nations forces resolutionution from th e convention floor• when he was seized w ith considered at f a tmceU s r ; ? c . " r Ith army headquarters said . j I t t was waa oren organised to assist Speaker • S^obS?^-*^ly objeetod"- to V. & planaa »“ '■ a lieartirt attack,attack. IThe b ody w as taken loto the GoodmanGoodma n io rtu a ry membersbers ofof agrieuliuralogricuiiui agencies a t th e Yonchon Hwa“ h :rs of eastern Europe who have •" ------' — - -■ —. - n bombingg Raahln, Rashin. KKorea, IT nlJas in llwipert. c rt, «:30 p.m p.m, Tuesdsy 1In Uie county ^ aYonchon 3.°"-^Snchon and Hwachon are ±--',rsu;s to this country temporarily , ■ south oft Uie Soviet border.I lng tho freedom denied In their Acheson■on aald said such attaeki •’nSt- .(rtunff ivnd wlU- eon- Thee convcntiiconvention opened Friday nigbt with ap t's otilcc. on the1 approaches approaches to I Uie triangle. light with approximately lOBg the proposals . to bc consid- Yanggu Js In east-ce land*. Members of the com. i ed veryr great dangeradange of tavolUn* 3 ™ delegates.ielegatcs, mI, in iste rs and guests attending froifrom W ashing- *red for for dry dry land U ^p: problems are a ^ RtiiiMnco u7ht*'‘’"“- Si'tleiTndud”ee include Oeneral Elsenhower, f • soviet force*." lla fight communism ton, Oregon andnn Idaho. Thc ------request:st that that a a sun'e; sun'ey be mado by SouUiwesthwestlShTa of Kum enemy re- 1 W . DuUes, J Lucius D. Clay. ■ • . i . ■ A Beds protproteeted T-« • r t the soil soil conservation conservation service to dc- sistance was report lam Oreen. Jim Csrey and I y t... . ■- Cain aaldsaid Uie hhands-off a a otdn as Me" Bev. EmilEmilKline, Kline Walla Walla. TT Q 1 7 . ___ r prominent Americans. K B I k - iH Rashin gave the re . ril<*Pt« ^ termlneine land land use use capablliUea, ct re- vances souUi and gave the reds “a fireproof )., moderator, w a s the, U » uS * I j JCC lamczyk will recount hls.eiper- i . ";’«C T 2 L i2 . ■ and bombproofcnbproof supplyeupp: center ia tha S S w rv'.n.™ * Xj ICL-IS ^ organltingilzlng the the dlstribuUon distri system Kum hw a ranged up anns to control waste water tw o and a half mttei ^s In the fight against commu. . . .■-•m B tm liK - '•'■'1' heart of>f eneinyeneray oomcoustiy." -jtf t Jtfttemcnt aayloK spcaKer. ( • on tanas to caQtrot I and explain communUtie meth. I V ‘ ' ^ ^ H k s As Acheson.eheson fhiallfinally left tb* »lt- iS, ll the 38th parallel TheR^v. Rev. E E, E. E. K etterllng, Paul, S o V i e t S water erosion, cooperation with T h e reds employe and techniques besides telling i ' ^ ' ’ ness chair,halr, otUelalofUelal stenograph tiiiBSer slRnal to the who wiuvas clccted m r oderator Satur- loviets From s canal board to contro! water fo u sh t C«TST.imM'b7„i'S from well fo S V S iS 'S Ige from ditches, main canals n n d .trcnttomu cntrenchmenta oo th. w.Um tonaitlo»»onditions M tnslda * th e 'Iron cur- !''< ...... t H | j | [ | asUmated«d Uiatth a t-.a •.nearly tM /M ■ . day foror thc thc coming comln year, gave the kI , • r r seepage from ditches ' - ' words havetiave pouiodpouiad 1^ the tu fm ' I can.* he said, "cither addresf ofof welcome.velcome A U S t n a dbtrlcl iBtcraU. and the effl- tip of the the Hwachon Hwachon reservoirj on the applIcaUon of water to combat 1 c»-ont en tral front, 1 escapcd from Poland a ft^ the racord in the lastlast'fl nva weeks, Bd oanmunist concen- BatuhlayUTlay morningmornlt reports were A ustria Z o n e “^t appi'ciuon™^’ s and SovieU invaded that Achesonion was credcredltad wltb aeof . k(b nanpowcr and var rccefved:d and and aa panelpan discussion was SALZBURQ.LZBURO. AuatrlAustria. June 9 (JF> erosion. soil erosion, Northwesthwest of ot the the town of Hwa- resisunce coma from only itry in September, ltt». Pilar d Ut( the United Na- held withllth the Rev.Re' Ja k e Kessler, -Americanerican soldiers pput an arm lock proposed.p™d .olullm solutions to wuor eon- “ iTorld war H he was pnatdrnt t b Kweii » ISnltWng m ^ a Walla, In chnrgc.chi T aking p a ri on a stmggl'ng Buss atlon problems include land lev- scatteredtd twmy tntmy jTfOMp*. w o The afcme ‘®. Yu stnijgl'ng Russian ehaulleur, glderatlon problems In ueduenoxthofUiespra-ifllng <>* th®Lhe Transport Workers union, ^ ^ v ^ N y S B n n j l fte la. or an ominous were the the Rev. Rev. Theodore T Btrobel. dragged;cd him from hh car and f o rd - to permit unlfonnunlfo. application J Iber of the central-committee > > S^Wi^Js ’saya ^lU communist forccs PorlUnd:nd: the Re\Rev. W illiam Frle- blj-cscortedhlmcorted him and twoti other m em - «nd esUblishment esUblishmem o(of a border ays- 01 S 'Srade S S !unions , l S . Into Poland. msBbcr (ftu i •, ll- i» fiiir w gr[B Joint ehlefa''ihlefa'«('9('ita a U £ a T w U i# lud l*na front to wherever bores, Gryden. WaiWash., a n d the Rev. bers ofit a Soviet repatriationrepati mlasion tem or dikes on desirabledeslr slope* for - iw , he KaUwico city cooneU cod , L O IZ r ^DJADA^ICZYK •: the w erioaajdiji;,- Unger Odessa. irom the U. fl. lone t< Redi n g h t Bllterly the I»tOTlco t B« I oew batUefroat U Ed Eillngcr. Odessj the U, fl. rone today. hay, grain and pasture.pastui' the east-central _ / front. Uie presidentIdent ofor tnetha BBUeaU healUt In- M te nnfvM.aMiMK b DuringIng tlie aftcmafternoon th e Rev. Mr. T hes mission was askedaa June 1 to pnsjibi. methods nee fund. teaMfn xb ling was elecied moderator; leave. It Ignored th( sslble methods of controUlnij „ ^ f olught u „ h tbitterly bitterly to halt advjmc- - — - - Ketterllng was ele . It Ignored Uie deadline of erojlon ibclude field i windbreak « It, c«tiiia I) Du-ing uring World World war w H h C IM % Stiff •fi ’ T ? ^ „ » ____ lheav. Rev. Mr. Mr. Strobel, Stro' vlco moder- midnight,Ighl, Oune 8. The'iataHOD,The h e r« jMtratton^, tall-aoTO(^n. c o i s r ——— —------_ uiemberkber efot th e ?«?0UAi K f f M i n «®racing Ihe Rev. Mr. Frlebores, scrlbet to assist5lst Russians whowli wish ta r e - fJJ'i • T\- f In sxUe,xUe, delegat*delnat* tot< -f ijc -U iH lB i :onrad Rehn. Paul, was ap- tum home, repaWateirepaWated only 28 p e r- residues and Ullage i C assia D s relief and rehahmiatflQHv H S ro eg B H p d member of th r m ission com- sons In the year endingtnC Jw t 8 e p - 1 tou „ u rough antf^rganloand mat- ssia Drunk istrationsfand worker* o e w H . t a t o f U . S . tember,cr, and American officials c o n - , , ^ ^ he IntemaUonal X^bor ttgan* ftalh, V, . ' Saturdayirday afterrafternoon • th e Rev. sldered thetr buslneas on w hich is composed of »pre------Johnathonthon Wet>er. Weber, ]Portland, wa.^ the Xric: ReduJ'croriiaduced crop yieijs may be cor- Driverlriver Begins i“ d by crop rotations, adapted atlves of governments, eapJoy. ^ - ^ ' '' nx of oQBununtrts with M M ' , o !Q j l l O l . t 3 S | [ 6 apeaer.r. Communion CommunU and mesiorla] i^j^av the Russian lo» Ohlaof K at-ah«a Oht4 ” aervices■A were were held held Saturday eve- c^l, lay A lm Uie ndtr Ruulans-hcaded' 8mir by "j^etles.^ties, increasedi^™?asT organic m at- Altwndtr 8mlnit« - wer® ter use of barnyard manure and Olerving d V 1 1 1 2 Term :”£j",s:‘p^.„t..».pou H u nIt t ffor o i Two Blhat # (/py—Butcher ning. O Ish T T rade rade Union Union center abroad, w ^ ■ • w erar, Acheaop. tnsUted tflM and beeflew rei> Dr.Ira Ira Black. Black, New York City. ■d into ''CTice'selleaving the A m erican- commercialnerclal fertUlwr, ^ iltloned Cheesemakers I n n . ^ r dry farming, strip, cropping, I Roper, American Falls, was presidentIdent of of the the ^ U s h Seamen's K l * l f i a n thur’s raM nneadatlso eo' na-home front aighta aecretaryiry ofof Uiethe bbot ^ rd of home mis^. y,ty occupied 1 to psy a tlSO fine or spend union,n, mem ber of theI IntemaUonal 1 Uitish » U Aides policy In l5 rilw * li« d o d rt h n r-m ay begin re- elons for■or Uiethe congrtgatlonalCongr chur^i. ,00msJ thty In Uils occupied U. 8. 21 of th e 34 3le mulch farailng and proper 5 In Uils U. 8. headquarters •‘“‘’^1®:e comprise a proposed solution ^s in the Cassia county Jall T ransportisport Workers Workers PederaUcn coun- » ^ InstnioUoaa BTen to 6ect*> IS cne U.S. .cities next will be• Uie th© preacher preacht Sunday m om - jny_ to go to Uio displaceddls) persons ^*^5* wmprlse>a r a tii prt I Caigan i> a fte r pleading guUtguUty Saturday of cll andnd chairm an ofol the Polish labor l a I < Defense Sb&Bhaa. for hU ' •»t3ver showed today. Ing. Sunday,unday afternoon aftem the Rev. Ed b ^ n ch of the U 8 a * ' driving• while undeiunder Uie InHueace groupp inIn New York.York V .4 U U 1 China iDlaalo& ' ' m._PorUand. will be In charge “ h of the U. 8. army for talk*. ; Continued S ' S S irtp u id e or cBtUe in O rm an . PorUand. '.y again refused to leave th e of IntoxIcaUngixIcaUng liquoliquor. Adamlam ctyk esyk came came to the ITalted i /s s d o3K, k , Ju June n a tt ttyPl-Two AWOL i v u tha mlisiinraa wtdA ' '' »iint years came Into ■ mission roteaSon servlet. ser' mne R«turnlnErReturning to tthe inn, th c 7 1 decision was made by Pro- S U teses In In 1943 m s and and has been carry- British dUplomats l^ o m a ts leled masUr detec- au reported talhire' to btiac- iU.xkjirds for sale thli « “lc ■<: Friday F^day night nl, and Sunday hinese conununlsts I na* ns was fumished by a mixed 1 the door blocked by an A m er- A. Xt-uman U l l l c t i i Plans J udge Henry W. Tucker. On- on a » continuous contlnuo fight M * ^ t uves andI secret age;agents on a wiU-o'- »=ti pay theUie fmefine, Roper U serv- communismmuni&m throughwroui hi* wrlUngs the-wlsp chase toe la of IU togetter and ead-lbett- - ■fiwtnJ cities reported ft <=holrof of 34. M. voices voices under th e direc- chase tonight one loaded by American soldiers. ] \ A i i r M I a ' the• sentence. lectures before civic, labor and u;# greatesttest mmanhunts aahu; in European bioooy stwe.strife. t=il wpply ot beet on ‘‘o” f Uie the Rev. n«v. Mr. K Ketterllng. A lew Fleas tor im al groups and a t schools and history, l l i e cold Bttiiider OalauA woman’sI’s choir of 35 voices sang SjivlelaSovleU R«tiRetuaed i BoperT waawas cited i< foUowlng an ac- liie cold t t ^ appeared Bnuider C lay night and wDi sing again „W henen theWe truck waswa loaded M aj. T T O gea. B e is an accredited rtpre- shift fromrrom P ^ ranc c e to ^ »I telegram ft ftroDx New Toifci y afternoon. Sunday evening i>-. Hartel.«ai^wi. theine Americana t escort I I ' ^ I ,fl S . * ^ W UaUve v 'e of theUie democratiode esstem jh e day’aa ^ only ^ ^ ! ^ ^ wUiur c charged h * ^ that UanhaUli ' - f truck di J t t . md asked them peacefully to PresidentIdent Truman wlwlll speak to Uie Mediterraneanancan holiday"holid of the Rus- (CmUiiu4aUmrf — P— ra«< t. CtleM « ' t sideswlped a 18M semi-truck ______' • 1 sian-speaklng O uy I r the truck to thc Boviet xone nation„ Thursday nlgl ...M f. ^ . h . r jS'g-SS*.1 in front of a drlve-ln. R. E. _ iklng O uy Btirgess was flM ' ______border.r. Again the RussiansRus refused, effortt to to get get across across hi* argument M urano0. Orem,Orem. Utah.Utal WM driver of ^ close to the dtua- xT OI 1I T7 ^ T>f-v , 1 Thereuponjreupon Hartel, Hartel, assisted by a th a t th# nattonnaUon UU Uin great danger ihefh ef vehicle. Rcper also was O OjnatorT U c t H J l aft ItaliaBs Hdp GMPresI P resident H^pect a t least n u m . IISAr Pi enant and two OIs. opened th e irom InflaUon. 1 to pay Murano iM fordsm - -> ?TOMt in the naUen'a lAF Probes ••s d£wr. TogeUier they draeaed Aidesd « have T v ^ prese presented him as I police and customs otf!- T .3 " E r« 1 i* O the stocky chautteue: ihSstmk. l^lnQfe I taly—which has Uie largest J L e S C l S f i>at«el supply In July, 7iyf« 1 tocky chauffeuer. Bgt. Vasiliy greaUyUy concernedconcerned UuUut congress find -* > ln PiUs. two. traffic viola- -B X ^ l X a c s t a t i s S DJ e m o s 3 ads Parade ^W ut happens to beef M lI sf i h n f i l r D k S l O t O Ellstratov.atov. from his seat1 and. held publicpublic have have not not given him the ,, Communistist p a rty ouUIde< R u ssia- irhlle the Amerlcaa lieutenant supportort h# h# wants wants for new and were reported to city police f - ^ Dined In the quest for Bur- T T * lajTiUght by cititen* cooperat- ««^M d hishi* compaiUoncompai wllhout n - f Q ] ; J J U I the wheel.------atronger economic co th the traffic safety program. Peace Views ^or H ig h Pay ^ FiglitiFighting Jets ■““ '"StUB.Taken to Border------_ Talk SUI O An American corpor - Talk Blaied A manin toldtold officersofficer! a woman driv- MC ttW LW A tlK A U EE, ^ , Wis,. V June I (Jd ^ e conservaUveinservatlve Rome newspap- WASHINOTOK,SHINOTOK. Jun*• • (ffMfCk / *s« and cattle raiser* American corporal got Into th e sed him on the right In Uie —S enatorn a to r Taft, Taft, R B. , O.. said today er SI Tempompo sasaid l^ BurgessB was In a 1 ^ ^he American pay parade td / ■ 'ssuit price ceilings for RICHMOND,HMOND, Ind., Tni June 9 m — Ijack seat betweenbettreen Col.Col Smimov a n d The e Thursday Thursday epei epeech will be at « r P®»«d him on U srce and FBI tsp etis-to d ay his aide. Ueut VasUly p.m. EST and will be broad- 200 blockick of of StwahoM Stwsho streei south, the T rum an admlnUtraUonadml look* hotel a t nFlorence o re n c e ThursdayTJ and l«t iMOi CharleaOusXtt E.B. VTVniaoa oS G«a to the the sort of compro- yesterday/ to returnretu to R-ance Moton. « « price stablllratlon, tried to to determine detennlni whether sabo- Americanlean captain captain took too his place in cast andand televised televUed bj by all networks, 5:30 p.m. He said *• I - • a Uiunderstorm. mcchanlcal Uie Iront sest and 1 White House said today. w om anla and n d askedaskAl herhe if she thought »'l»e: peace In KtKorea that would through th es VenUmlgUaVen border “rh# tm »8»400 jo o tliattl>a QM paid !U the packcrs are tage. a thunderst< ront seat and the chauffeur the White House sail ould be reported to police.' Ae- m eana “we “we have have wasted wa 140,000 cas- crossing.- presidentmt easily landedla n him th* iop p tta ire sj to end price trouble,e, oror humanhuman errors1 caused the was transfcnedransfcned to to an an American c ar. Houseluse and and senate senate banking com- ^ho should be reports ses hsve been considering Mr. c o f d l^g to to Uie the cltlien, citl* Uie woman ualUeaes a a n n d d billions billions of dollari.* T..n.tiwr Claimedc among■mrtny btUi;htiirinffft - ezecutlveg nation'sI's worst Jet plane1 dUastar. Thet convoy,convoy, includingincludir the Russian mlttees hsve been c 10 chairm an of th e Bepubllcan SMoinr ciatmeo corporatlone corporations must tUe .xe* wo U. fi. army sedans and th a Truman'snan's ^ proposal p o s a l f for a two-year s could do as he wished as she T he chairm an of ot represenUUve EightIt fast-flying fast-flying F-B4 Thunder- tw ° ?: “J islon of tho defense production d la n t care. care. Tne TTie woman'sv license policyy committee committee in in the senate also In Istanbul,anbul, monitors m a checking ports wlUiwith the secsaeuHties and ag* c « it to coast to- JeU, racing a t 60C then drove U> the Enns riv er extension of tho defe r was taken. said th th a a t t under under admlnlstrtUon adi tae- the communlatnunlat Bucharest Bud radio re- change J a t the American-Soviet bor- act. whichwhich govem* govem* c controls. num ber wa* Ukea. ) commission (SEC)'. - _ j ^ t secUons of ttw a cto a ttie Indiana ;her man-said he was-forced >»“ " lh e whole -whole theory th ol punish, ported uy had had.pli: picked up a broad. A surreyirey ot SBOBEO recards^eomplst*: ^ o t or aoon wlU feel a groupIP o o f lf l l l Jet Jet planes, suddenly :B -miles esst ot Balsburg. T h o ■ Seeks s.'iv". - vNew ..~ P Power n ^ .. A nother U,g man sald U aggression has become a Joke.” cast sayingng Burgesa and Donald D. ed todaylay ahowed ahowed WUaos ootdis- Russians were handed over to 10 borrow p it by anoUier car i«« W o s s io n ^ ^ »hortages. Houndered and fl •. Tmmnn wants the law w hile both vehicle# were making a T•ft a ft m m ade ade his ^ remark* In a MacLean,1, his companion,-had cotnpi land- untwl I his his nearest nearest competitor by r r ; ; ------yesterday from at. i offielals.------Mr. Trumnn wa th fo r a Republican rally. He « l hy j ^lane e l a Prague.P n CSechoalo. »M W .;. His His closestclosest ooompetitloB can* ' r.r .tr .i”*'’ ------strengthened to igUiened provl to provide new power* tu r n offiff Addison aiavenue east onto *Pefch fo r a Bepi je e t at 8:24 pjn. Saturday. ** “ = . ^ Takls., Therothere wasw as noi further com- from hisUs own ranka.rank*. Albert Bndlay.. prices, wages, rents and stra- SSm sUeet at 8:24 p d no cooflntiaUoa of thU om execuUve vloe msterlala. but a number of ______'Theh e stasUte te departmentdepart appsrently ment and no confl secuUve Tloa proldait,.voa ' EWillCut LargeKoreir S 0 Korea War te^c '’msterlauf"ut^ AU wi}Uog_tojllseusa.Ui«.»ur» repcrt fwm.«bar_siom.otbar_soi«ce*- . . Uia-Wo.>.-3 3 .«pot-wlU -spot-wim------Injured,d, and thre*,three oUier# escaped V ^ i f i i r Q n to ’>1 coDgressmen-have-ti New'Phonev'Phone-Wage"; ■ ar-.of-Pomiosa. and the-admls- - ParU ■ police-took,police- took-op a a o ^ of A.okwithlrdi-wilow ithirdi-wui-ChartbrfldBu-rr: •Biert'lans \ In Ujb » mysterious .xaass .V ceterMs’ t c L i U l S -.Group ■ . . y... ^ . alon of Oblaese Chinese oommunlsUecu io the several •nnnoBTrumors aboutabo the dghting oreenewalt,swalt, preside president ef B. X. Oq. 7 . l u . . * « " 0 ITWOTwo ol u,the unh u rt plloU y j j Contractntract Okayed ed Nations. U 1* willing to con. of MacLean-thlseao—th is tlmaU that he had pont dee NemoureNenour* axaod eoapaitf, - (£».rJ~®®“thern Idaho rode Ui8Ji8 sleek.plasleek .plane* down aad a ILands j f l n f l S at 8 1 Seattle • th e retirement of Amerlcaa entered a PlgallePlgallo barb about 5 ajn. gUter giant of A m »m not.hold .third.parachutcd.-parachutcd.-. - - - - , SBATIXB, June 9 < Itlcism, ot..Ui9.jir«ent. controls ... ■ p « -- a « ,w js-Troin- Korea If-the'CHijSe todsr«al-Mid-askod'th»'bajtendep-to ^^ « a m jm , » i«r.- i.^Sracame irebifrom iuSfarm orgaalntlons. J ; U r O C V C . withdraw . change someome BBrltUl ritish curreney. At |«aJJOO. Q Jfa ■ iSS h B ? * ’’ *• Atnoaglag theorlea studied was one o t of army tn )r Seven Areas STS.SSw"'"* th a t “wrong"wrong" fuel was used. from Korea on roUU Sbr..iss.n“; VEB. JUDO 9 WV-Apeement 'T luh a it t wouldwouJd restorerwU us to exKtly _ ' . ■ , JsUon to Defease M ' poaltlcn we were in when we C f i n r A t n o son. Ute of O ecenl Beetrio) less groups and some labor or- '='‘> » "**I.. «...„.r one-year coolr.cte pro.M- S u>drew S « ‘S our ir'lS troopa tn IMJ and O U p rerne e i l i e CK/ ourt Bl Rtlng pa9 at, tha utions. Oeneraliy, union labor Inff pay raises of fj Wll he used for Beforeire InvestigatorsInvestigat aealed their Several hundred rel esses-hava-been-suppertlnr Twr-weelnrinnHOl t t i “^ ^ - « n d —trther l i ps, ont'surviyTH-TOrvivlno>’« ln r ‘WW‘^ ' ^ ' ll«Un£S'*«:tlu! navyj = id ahrfiofiidsferm o ® the-crtsh-cau»e-3:wi«h‘t~thA *«k*d ■ L ;cpn^ls:_b«v h*W.. opposed th e Mcmntalnjuntaln Btotes Telepbtww-and • LgWIBTOH.~31iDerrOH.-31iD-efl tff>^Jn3a staU- aw .c o as tneomefc" ; Uey describe u too mueh _ . eBtlft ' WMIM It* twp-w w i trf ta x e K - .n ie y c n ,r« awnthiT gairi__th B -Jc l port Of gnibarkatloQ- icuon or wage increases. Telr8t»irtr"Comiwny^ i^fuhrt '’• taken power unit of his rplane exploded u One woman waved . . . ' ^ aprlng term•m - aa t t Lewiston Lex Sstunlay T feet above "Hl-cpl. Pat!" In larj Republican leaden to a White (CIO ). lond. A coast guard hellc moved!d to be asome o m e ^ t m an em- cases. Plveve JusUces JusUces and Uie court FM cralral iooomaiooama tto a s aloDa UkM «- **««• Richmond. « meeUnc yesteiday w ith tils T h e companycompany aald aald the nr» wages phatieie ag kgaisat aisa t thethe Chinese beeaose d j r t left for Bob posslbmty of sabotw e waa si.'sv.si:xp^ re«* P«P« £Ss?S t for Boise after dosing (CMMiant»«■«*» «• ppas., a r ^8*C E Wd NICB*^ posslbmty c stabiitiatlon officials. The law- would add add about about M. annual* of thle e protest protest agal against MacArUiur's on. the session. ( the JnveiUgatedIgated by federalfed. men. Bu an “ t before Melg er* g m him a promise to ]y to lUs operaUngoperating cosucoi In Uia seven, dismissal,Issal, but but Uiey Uiey still look long. Attorneys' represe: If^ f« oth. ^ Indianala *Ut«^Ut« pollpolice lieutenant, a m an extension bill to the floor, j u t e arearea ofof ArlUHia,Arlwna Colorado. Ida. Ingly ’ to to such such a a p peaee. If luch a unal county comtt ateW UProbe -- World war n filer,flier, said “th e a b o - *—Z------Z , ho. New■r Mexico,Mexico, Utah. Vtai Wyoming and peaceI b b tnade, tnade, wi we have wasted trlst presented a m i Senate W the .S'? “ '"• 0, Tex. 140.00000 euualUea cuualU ea and bllUons of a decisiona by th b e dli ^ coSmS? • P f lriceW C C W i iarEHects t t s e o n S d PoUce Lieut. Earl H 'iV Sr.I-dJ.S'r; R ateHiteHeanngSet eani V ™)mpany , announcement said rs." held certain reor(an IBWOTOK. a a li ' « » « « aabol»{ . Doiens of coeds from th e A ^ Q n l ^ T . I be necessary to ask for addi. - ;------' . b« uneonsUtuttonaL r*"------underalandItand how al)1 th e UniversityTdty of WashlWashington, profes- /i l Ut S J alta i l Lake I j i C ity Lher case consisted of an aatnrdav ll [(Wr l ) , ^ have happen I modeU and (nterU lcers took s a l t LAKE o m M Mirkej ketfoi for Wool .p^j; t,ru..“Sr;7 th e ^ < ^ ^ l « t l o a Sa tfSfeet ct OD5l a S a a n a V*s r n c e ’>'• Lieutenant!^” Mt'’^'im 8ml ^ ‘^a «nta. J»rt*in“tw'noS‘*iwA the noisy greeting. A formerS r-S chief ffi Justlc r r IK i»Uon trom a district oosrt p u » ■nn.ran. f f O i . , gon aourceluree In WWaat a sh ln it^ A barefootarefoot huEahula dancerdar perform ed supremeeme court will presidepc a t a raU- jo p e r cent for the ^ To RemainRem; Hi^ lde5^!^?*^oSTwo Kootenai county meoi chalrmsn er as a factor aiUiough light- te pier and the the soldiers se n t road rats hearing beginningI here T h e paypay raises raises a an re retroacUve to CORONADO,RONADO, CalCalif., June t Vfy- WUlard Faraons aiand M. Tochum, said theooBUwto^ ^ . ^ e s L u l l uickled In Uio aklea a t the ^ cheer that that drowneddrew the ahlp's day. Monday, t u t Juneioe 4. 4. when when a a fomier agree- Wool price*—up prices—up 40 per cent slnee *on a deelaiosdecision protesting the avaHaUejyA 5.^, • ‘n-Ti. • ■ , ■ . le. whUUe. William.lUam B. B. Lee, Lee, Uoscow. ll Ida., a m e a t expired,aplred. l*»t yrear— e « — -probabl-probably will remain a t .u ie o< * transm lssl ------Bitmberber ot the InttnU InUti lt comaietce ______a W »hlh levei.)eveS, JohnJoha :H. TulwcUer. an le; to tjie H IA . *"• r o i m i DOSS in c r a s h commissioo,nlssloo, will wUi hear hei evidence In officiala l of the v Wool » Bureau, too, ------e a v e s f o r P o s t SAHDPOINT.June request b r rallnwls to Increaao SEEKSSEEKS U a U ic O IO N rOST yoYork, rk , uuid i d SatSaturday. TBUMANMAN TAK TAKES IDBOISB ' W W ^ M n l H leaves f idii(aBtrAd&Bol .■ ■ : V ■ ■ .. ■ #1I8H 'V - • - " T ? ?

PA G E TWO TIMES-NEWS.S. TWINTW m FALLS, IDAHO10 If I Largest Pump 15 Graduatedted nw Two Men Aree If T w in F aills lls News^ in Brief ^ p. r| Seen... I ^ ^----- To Put Waterer LI----- —------i 1 ' " Hurt SlightlyD l i y tBe* Hive Camper* ' BliBlrtha FeUow wearing sweatshirt^ iten- L eads Parj From Collegelege 1 ^ . ] '' t Dee Hive girls riglsU red for sum-eum- /A eon was born Saturday at Magic , J q d ie d "SWlen From TFHS 184S" . . , • 1 * 0 a n mer csmp at l ^ a n . U tah, wUlwUlmeet meet Vai Valley Memorial hosplUl “S to M r.and I On.DryLands^. 1 U 9 D H v tr trying lo back car Into In Twin FallsFaUs l \ ^ In Car Crasha o U ,i™ 5;3o a.m. Monday a t ththe e Twin Twin Mr Mrs. Robert Peterson. Twin Falls, o , « parallel parking space while keep- F o r H i j 1 lUihtlr at tabernacle. Busesiusca illi illi Da Daughters were bom FridayIday to M r. ;cO D L n; tiAU, Wash.. June 9 \lng one Worn- ^ H ie ImporUnce of itUtude,ude, grate- M " * * \ JTwo men w ere Injured lUghtly a t f* ’ and Mrs. Von Reynolds, Twin Falla. _itj*uguratlon_ of Uie biggest pump * 7:28 pm . atturetay whenw lhe carsCATS *'• ® en doing some Baturday night win- 5^; fu ln e x (or prtpftraUon und d letUogletUng ({l \ and Mr. and Mrs. Donaldt Alan MINMU- li, uia Thursdsy will atart a“ ^dow-shopplng . . . Janet Russeu •io n s wllh fellow workerskers were ^ they were drtvin*_a)lllileij,.«,8«Ci „ ond su te t and Second avenue south. — ------ler.-Buhl.stream------of ColumbU river fnr water *u . ellU ng in mud after turningming on , * ■tres»«d b7 WimuQ R. Bmlth,imlth, city W X ond Ram- Ma^lage licenses were Issuedisued Prl- Frl------. .... ruruihing uphill bearing life for a* outalde waler faucet . . . Man seated ,t In Ills \ L _ Melvin W E, CftHlcotte. 78. 252 Ram- . *■ I tnmn«cer. Bttufdft; nlsht in Kis Mtcir Vnl. day and Ssturday to ManscU11 Breiell. BecelTts Degree de in c h air on sidewalk M h« sprinkle* I *peech ta IB ot T*lnTwin F«I1*Falls age ?*' itreet, waa taken to Msgic Val- nd Dora Ueut. (jgt Harold W.V. M erritt, word from interior se c re tly irsdustion t t ley ley Memorial hospital byhv cllycllv of-nr Ssn Pranclsco. Callf.. and Dora 1 tow n . . . SmaU hoy trying to puU B uslnett coUeje. The fftduttlon lined of s PlslolB, Pocatello; M arvin1 AmeU, AmeU, m M3 Shoshone street north,lorih. wfcs q Oscar , Chapman, thli pump w m ^ m * other'a hat off *h lle she’s!’» carry. carry- Two other banquet utd exeicUci «er«It held s»l l . U \ “fleers «« when h e complained of a f “ back Injury. H e was releasedteased from from J?®M ta. Aril., and Naomi I* HUdrtUi. HUdrtUl. am among Uie 840 candidatesI graduated ,t*nd4i u tall u a sU-story. build- in * him . . . FeUow double-parking th e K^evlon b*U. iR )3ac n s tl^ Castleford; Orant Taylor. Bhoahone, Shoshone, Frl Friday at.Uie l4Sth commencementmencement „ qc^ finy wns ot waler J?* ates more the the hosplta] a fte r examlnatim and ‘;»- iklurfnl »llU. ■■■ ' S m ith told the r»du»le» more and MatUe Hulfsmlth. Denver.ver. Cob-:Cob.; of of Rensselaer Polytechnic,c institute, UP » a«.fool incline,mwJe vieit a t office . . . t*rge dog on fi?' I profe»«lon»l wreckage rault*lulu from //o u j 2 7 davtth o u without t a treatment 0 for shock, >ell» Ann Troy. N. Y. A member ofif the O. S . After the climb, a man-made r M n n t - Alvln E. Machncek. 37.17 route 11, Df' *-• Williams a n d Della Ann Tre « mi^ r e a r se ll of car sUcking nose en I cmrbled ktUtudes Utto from(.C sa Itck “ d i r a f fic d e a th in o ur Mr agic M agic j,* trea U d at tlief\e sccne e n e for fnr geo Scott, both Filer, and to> Charles Charles nai navy civil engineers corps,•fB, he r e - gj,channel will carry the wateraoulh InU) ow‘ • ner's neck as he alarti to drlredrive ^'together,* o u I of moner. He tenned the vues ind ront »nri nf Heraian Miller. Caldwell, and and Bar- Bar- cel’ celved the degree of masterIter of cIvHcivil ^ , natural rMervolr and on *oum meehAOlct o( » job leu ImporUntImportant Valiev. cuts and bruises. The front end of J"' I S i l n » » “y ^'■0® cuch . . . Tbt1 ntf.Rev. S. Z. **'’»" ot Uie ij to^^?"* ■ , J the Machacek car nnd the rlghl side ^ alls, englneerbg. fo: i e t u S R"'** attnding ouUldtId# houae ®Sixth place th a n «n employe’* »ttllude.de. ibimability f UI I *he AS? .uS ------^ in 1 to t t t ftloni wllh people »nd being 1 of tho Calllcotte car werere dsmageddamaged w aving arms M he talk* to aome-lome- ««■, a director o fT ati? ' [ srikUfuI for prep»r,»llon in hl> Held. I In one . . . Mrs, B. J..Hawfa carrying “ tton ^ jfrtjjar arm toad of p»nl*s . . . Youngster I CIta Pe»ce of Mlod **Acheson Endsnds '■«.«, S iS I,Idaho Weddingding BeUsI Chimed “ foungiter ! muit pUco »ltliudfljde *bov«above , • p!• drlvdriven by Oharle.'! A, Strohme'yer. led i of the standing on front-aeat off cor as only ' «» I phyiuc*] uid monctar? aehlevement • T A I* ’>2® Second avenue wcit. pulled away Thurs- tftlh e r gives full attention to drlv-drlv* a » iisiffl If WB *r* to keep InlKt rr-S our moet Testunony for from ;» a parklnu space r;r.S In the JOO Most in SepteirSeptember, Not June day*« ceremony. Jugi ot waUrwater ingin g . . . Two feUows dickeringring over J*® Vftlu«bl« piece of equlpmfnt — our I block Qf Second avenue northnorUi and F Alaska p rice of t«w « ?=”" S " mceri, J».M year. Of lhat num ber, 7C77C7 mar- m ari old. old sland— IIID 8 «4ifl7S. Four.wlectlonj were lung by a girlsBlrls T]The right side of thoI Jones car rlagesrim are lifted hi Magiclc Valley. Valley. Most > of the brldegro«tis,ms D6S865 o f ththan tfte sU te of lUiode Island— Iran J Oil as Chipsl U p O K Bonuses, profu 44.*, two whose more Uian 1.000.000 acres. ■ chorus composed of Verna. Nelson.Nelson “We h av e never tried1 to force Iind»„d the front end of the olherotner auto Th(tj,( number by counties Includes: Includes: them, the were 21 including two whose m^ T r o n cotnpensatlon and J t OhrUttne Weld»nm»a, Kalheryn»lhs7yn wwere n smashed. . , Blaine. j , , 4»; Camaa. 7: Casiia,siia 103'103: wives »'lv hid died and 30■ who h a d A second pump Is scheduledM lor for Is Plsiyed in Iran1 1 a l l Liei menta plansa^ciawf, Shouae. Helen Cannon, Carmen It waa in reply to testimonylinony Isit ------— q Ooodlng.„ 84; Jerome, 83; Lincoln, Lincoln, been ‘JC® divorced from their llrstfirst wlvea. co completion In about a address month. TEHRAN, Iran, June# m 9 - A yp>-A Vleks asdkD ra Prentice,, accom*accom- W ednesday by Acheson th a t Mse- I7 i t i n 34; Minidoka. fl7, a n d Twlavin Falls, Falls, None ot the bridegrooms■oms were Chapman will mske hla ? address cab^ Strange • poker game U beinglg playedpUyed *1?® «eciitltB' p«nled by Kdlth Mlddlecoat.«t. ArArthur ls.— l/P)— I**' “"'J' Magic ValleySenti-m fol- Case of divorced women—113m—113 of Ki Kay. Oregon; Len Jordan, Idaho; Idaho; cn. crude ofhJlwhicUon worUi'^ ,o S *400,000,- o ,? o l M acA rthur said In a Ulegram tou, Three Ured. hungry kids with a I®* Minidoka remarried at the age o t Jo John Bonner. MonUna: Premier’rcmler OOC 000 a year, School Panels at ”” ,h ,t flare /or exploring crawledds with out a from ^ Septem- * ^ senator Knowland, R., Calif., that •d out from reported. t MinidokaI&rcs In ^ •“ * year. Byron Bl Johnson. British Columbia.lumbla. Playing3 Its hand close to Its J J . County Level1 to1 0 “11 •»«» "alm ost beyond belief"lii.f- ih.tthat r ; ’ between clean sheetsstead Initead of a of«unty a reported m ore marriages ■ In " Two couples less Uian l i years old ar and Chief Engineer L. N. 'icClel- McClel- chest.chi Iran's govemment has sent a , , anyone could Interpret thishU at Bl fs- ft ™‘‘! today. The wholevhole to town w n ------— ------were married and two couplesuples m ore la: lan. Denver, Colo, ol the bureaureau ot ot three-mthi an sub-committee of lte Spend‘Milli 1 Stay jn Existence[■finCP voring» a communlit-nallcmallitn&Limaiiit «Jolced with their parenU. over- n , a a th a n 7i years old were married.irried. Also re recIamaUon. parllamenUry pa: oU board to Abadan. “ oosliuon. Rather, he said, he « '" * “ **•» of Joy. Society OC ChoosesC o recorded; In Idaho In 185050 waa th e ------According Ac to govemment state- B O ia c, June 0 «V-lTie atWrtieyaMortiey agisgught to strengthen Ohlang's.na's hindhsnd " *!««« Thursday’ when whenthey they - ^ . . marriage",2 of a 4S-year-oId woman t, m ents. the board I j to Uke* over « the ; For Mote fe a e ra l'i office ruled Saturds/thal•ds/ thal mfcnd prev en t a reversion to« .a .Xsyitem m 7*" »»nder«d from a family picnic Into a r t e t » » '" “n one-halt her age and th e JV e Britlsh-owned Industry. ® ^ DENVER, June « 11^. co u n tr school reorganltaUon com* of 9 a lyiiem canyons in the two- Methodists Vote S of the dry west-*ha»lh on com- of disunited war lords. mile-hlgh S angre de Crlsto moun- T Its Top Quartet„r. marrlnBes■» of 16- and 21-year-old 1* _ B u t some observers, who aro ex- ° J m ltt«ei do nol |o out o! exlitenceexistence I" '* Isto moun- TOLEDO, 0-, Ju n e 9 UP) OP) — — The The women ” 0) to men more lhan three l l U n p e rt poker players, said Uils may Jf IJhle melstutt on July 1. |“I tain Uln range, th e youngelers were Sch 'o Rivers, Umes Uielr ages. Sin'Mc, Out Segregation w found last n ig h t, elers were Schmltl wis brothers from Two Rivers, um __ TACOMA. June 8 l«V-The PacificPacific ^ ^ another bluff in the game that “nia opinion was Included among I Wls., James. Joseph, P a u l and.nd Fran- - "We had a lot of fun." Larry Me- cls- I , Northwest conference of Methodistshodlsts na: h a s been going on ever“ ilnce ‘i * ®‘‘ the oil Thousands ef thea 1 •e re ra l other* asked relatingf.K lo the ; If You’ve Gotrt Larry Me- els—tonight were nam ed the cham- n of race natlonalliaUon law was enacted, tra school reortanliatlon law. , - f Oee. 7, told th e three airmen who plor r h r '• voted today for elimination of race ^Bcted WlUl eommntlil r * C l« ^ound him. hla auter Janet,Irmen S. who a sd lag plon IntemaUonal barber 5™ shop S sing- : Probe r Is Sought’ « ■ » acffregallon Jn Methodist churches.lurches. T J h " e company lUU (s working under to I T h a stata school reorganltaUon Beef on Beef, net. 5. MBd iBg (jusrleJ. * ' totry,,BndlDtm»n!#JU YT Stevie Cross, 3. "1 look good care Tl 4 t o r Ristow, Bealtie SeatUe. B ritish direction andIS tllU meet- Is meet- ,y weather over bundnc commlUee U abolished July 1, how- H o e M «>em.“ good care dsy Thetr selection clim axed *siK; a five- On 1 Requests for "told the conference th a t severalseverai ''^8 lloi •ver. Go Whole Hog «« dsy convention here o f the Society Hons of acrcs. ® But despite Larry's protective for ■ i P o t A races were represented In hls-own'ils-own’ Ira 1 n again postponed a reply to Scattered S figures inllii B laine t . Ivans, asilitant attor- L, ' boast. It tu rn ed out th a t protective Stevie, a men for the PreservaUon a n d Encourage- Increase in_^RateiJ V c a i'V ’ b church and he felt "the northh couldcould B B ritish r Foreign Secretary Herbert anc t Stevie, a ment ot Barber Shop Q uartet Slng- Herbert anclng add.up to iracM Dey feneral. Mid lhal whenI changes |sALT LAKB o m . Juneno I UPt- live live wire blond w ith sparkling blue Ing , KELSO, Wash.. June 8 (?>-W(,T>_Wa6h. a6h. no not solve the problem of the south,"south,” Morrl.v3n's Mc note ot May 181 protest- andanc the target mcUcd ti In achool district boundaries.ries are yoyou're lu c l^ it you'te got—A J- crease. BlBrlngdale. Arthur S. Morton,■n. and com cor pany (AIOO) whleh Is duedue fromfrom da, da, UUh. Idaho, Evans also ruled that it ts not ^ • SSlCt i£i'u?r—Aa canal' J- crcj The commissioners. Justust before Ot Otto F. Drelger, SeslUe; Georgeirge W.W. I,ondon I^ : early next week. lng. lng Colorado. NnrUoki n u l l yesr-old boy drowned in a canal' t &«c«aaat7 to hold pubUo hetrlnia concluding their seml-anmialimial con- Ct Cooper, PorUand: Henry W. Driver.Driver. T I h e Tehran radio saldViele goal of Texas.Ten Oklahoma. Selrul on proposaU lolUatod and submittedSSS S'S.S'«"iSdVnS"'".S"'" To' Be Forwardedj i r H p f l ***” Is, son of venUon con here, voted lo asksk the In - St Stonwood; Jabez C. Harrison,>n, Ta- Ta- negotiations nei was '‘a belter solution.”solution." andanC North and Soulh Dll to a county iw acuilutioo ccnusK* a i u c u Glen Scott Burris, son of ven Reporta Irom to t m l h a rt to- gj, OITY, June 8 nl»l*ke a farm er plowedM a endorsed as a means of m aintaining Vancouv- Commented: " It seems to me that I”*' “Almost every home had a. radio,»,4i« ((flV-Rlchard Nelson, 62, Vancouv- Jomi 0 me that of ll up . . . d o n 't use1^ N-S " Uie northwest power pool. in April IMO. about one out of elghlIiffh? "■ C - ted P'“ presl- ** hU ' plan U sound In mostat resoects respects ™j runway until turUier notloe."( w Commissioners £ also opposed>pposed a a / / / J ' ^ dent o f the Pacific Northwest Wtd has m any advantages over the ' mer. gnj.j,aif ccnt federal en- Ba l t l ES overthe explain further. y,; ederal en- Z' // Vi • B l I iia d a t«levls]on set, tnd four out of the llfei proposal now before congreu." "U— tlve bad mechanical refrigeration."ir.Mnr, '' Shrine • associntion. He ts the tlrsl Prop — " ergy Ux on public utility dlatricta. dlatricta. Canadian to hold Uie post. iffrew." i ' I r ^ l f \ ^ J ,, "I Nelson, p ast potemate of Olteh I temple h e re , succeeds Edward Oar- The Hospital rlson. T acom a, Wash, . O ther officers are Edson C. Je- Vlaltlng hours at MtgloI VtlleyValley rorrome, Axhlsnd. O re, first vlcc presl- MemorUl hospital are fromn 3a to 4 deident; W . Hal McDowell. SeatUe. ^ J M i l a n d fro a 7 to 8 p.m, bcc s H c l o s second vice presfdent; andnd Frankftank D S I N G\ O C V T l ADMITTED HoHowell. Portland, third vice presl- I>-an Connolly. Mr*. Louisese Wahl,Wahl. deident. W alte r R, Nellley, Boise. Ida., EVERY JST GO! M rs. Roberl Peterson. Mu. Richard wllwill continue as treasurer and Floyd EVERYTHING MUST G( ------Burk«. MriL Rnv nun- Mr. n i-h . n .q . Klnnfar.._X&eoj??», as S secrelary. S ALL CARPI ______j 1 ~ a rd Allen, Mrs. WUllam NohJoh and ' /ai Bedoo temple, BUlings. UontT — ■ CARPETS AT WHOLES/lOLESALEOR Mr*. Robert Detweller. allII T*'lnTwin wUwui be h o st to nexl year's Shrine PaU s; John C, Kill. Hansen:m: Mrs. cotconvention. BELOW! HI fRY! HURRY! Jo h n Starrs. FWer; Mrs. Ofenn BrojrnBrottn ______■OW! HURRY! HURRY! H -.tv , t a n d Mrs. Donald A. Miller, Buhl. DISMISSED 40% HAIR PAD O ary Lydum. Matfln Z„ Dlerker. , Wins Tourney P edro Hemander, Francis Plynn.Wurf^ BOISE. Ju n e B WV-Bobbyiby^mllh,' Smllh.' V . 0 ^ ^ * NOW ONLY Uf, M rs. Wesley Peterson. Mrs. Robert ”4New Plym ouui. won the atate Vet- t/fs 0^ Foreign Wars marble tour- Detweller. Gary Bush. Mrs. Oene n Deptndable,lie, lolong-luti n g -la stin s M aytag is U HuU and son, Mrs. Harold OamKin^ nam , ent in Boise today. g a n d datijhWr and Mrs, Ivan skln- OU,er winners w e r e» Lonnie ’'/N today's bigig washer birpJn!h And \ T „ Baines. FruIU and. second, and Sievesieve L - 9 9 c a n e r and daughter. tU Twin Falls; ■niresa Stevenson. Hansen;", Mrs, MlchtU, fri; Boise, third. They received MaytagsftrestUUvAiljtre stUI available. Two big ^ nd Mrs' awards. 7 « m a n Radtke and son and Mrs. Washer factoriesctories are•«« working over. ^ Seymour Wollenden aad.son.-Jer- ... o o e ; M n. John Devaney, Ooodlng, i " - — i A R P MPLES tim e t« helpIpusaupply u s supply you with the and wom » McMurdU, Filer. ^ Hoiior GuSt — ARPET-SAMPI LONDON. June S wv-Mamsret ^& yU f you«ut)u w a o t-...... - -- ...... TTumarj Mmoag 3fiOO guesti *t- Offer!! Weather • itending a garden p u ty 5 today = at ,______VYouo j l Moke! An Offe A amall1 cashcasb depc«idepoa p«c* yew ------Cllvedca bouse..home of.Lord.and .- .. name on thehe priority listI fo r eariy ^ i; T w la Falls and vicinllr-ralr.rair, Ut-Ul- A ator. Queen ZlltabelhS S wu ------tlNOLEUM- ASPHALT TILE Ueehaag«tat(op*ratiit(.Hlgbyet-llibyea- honor gueat at the affair given ILEUM-RUBBER^ASPHA THE MAYTAG AUTOMATKT O M A T IC <^eiivery. DoB’t wwait! ait! Pi*w your * tenUy1».lowM:atSpjB.7S.Baro-S. Bare- A ator's big mansion overlook­ m e ter >041. lnging the Thames at Utldenhead. NOW'low SELLINGSEI BELOWOW COST!CC WMhei cIoUiM Cleanest. ortler today.y. ______Only M a y li, h ti S *o»"i washing action, —F- sJ^SIEST^SIEST____ ^ . • • ' t?' - iJ - - ' l “ :- : . :Oiir —j n - A L L FIX FOR SALE = It------r:o 5 ‘7 C'H o g [ J a : 'june ~i a Wi—tw =~ — ^ ^ J^ ■ FIXTURES-FOR\ f : — 1! «*• •".11 T The a ta te ot Callfofnlt ttruckttuckoU oU Y o u Price! tfgajfT TERMS" v«u M today, tc rig h t In «ii middleIddle of ■______You Name T he Price! t m MAHAO O K l.n ------X «i tORH.to H I MAYTA0 f li Oil e tarle d 'flowing Irom the ' ' ■ — ;* *’ recentlyrt dug roadb*} of a oeir ™c!„XS'C H iinA iN m - ■ freeway being built Uirough Uie I Oyrafoamatoam wwuhtoT uhti ■ V t, »i Civic c en te r area. Offlclabi eiU- l NEVER B ANYTHIN^ I M* I action.ion. Exclutl’ Exclutlv* ^ si'Sfffir— X T. " ^ BEFORE ANiri I ^ RollerWaUrBmoerWaUrBmw- ■ v ' 7 t, 8.H > 'r.« W JZ Z Z Z Z il M" TT. mated i t would flow aboulIbout a _ BL UhiU.______iJ Z l l UM .Jl 11 blbarrel a day. They decided:id«d UM . ' I I . tr. 8«llmNE,022.WLw wilson' -b IV P P E ^ J W l t o Aw X.? Phi»i. 234J9, Fll.rHer *• *• OPEH nriL 9 EVERY EVENING I 4 - B A t E S A P P t w i n f a l l s L - y ------^------» • BURLEY » ■ ■ I ______TlMTIM Eg-KES-NEW S, TWIN. FALLS,lLLS, ID.IDAHO ■ , pT A j ^'ta t a T B x m t fNine-Inch Baby ment Ordered Welker Seek 5aijy Has Good ChanceChan Threeee PayPayi Fine on Payment 0 Iker Seeks Cut .^Tm...IS... t Judge Kales B. tow* fti- T|. A n n m n 'fl Survive After rinking, Trouble ered Fred p . CaH*. Twin I In I Appropriation A p p i U p r e fFRESH r e s h 'Youri Summer WARDRCWARDROBil " ^ter One Monthnth ofo: Life ee m en pleaded guUty in F»Us, to pay.hUpay .hU wifeu ife $IW a mont* A M) perper centcent reducUonreducl in appro- police court SaturdaySnturda raoming to wpport for herself andoj their chll- prt,no„)ns for for th# Ui# labor labo departm ent Bot wealherather takea takea t tha ‘ste rch ’ out of yoorr wtnboba. wanboba. tstlA w i**'' >. * * * * * * *i * chargesa ot disturbing the peace and '■r*" d *100IlOO fo^or r attorney“ I tMS and thele federalfederal securitysecurU: adm lnlslra- vltallie snurStiur summersummer wear to a freah, deanisparUe.OurtxeliBti«'- aparUe. Our i — * * a drunkenneais.tnnesi,' . . - pending thethe outcome outcome ’ *? FILER,I, JuncJune 0-~3i 0 - J a n e t DeVlsser. 4 -1-H H t/lU Club D I M eets st iier m a. Wigginsgins p l^taded d e d guiltyg of belnj daughterr of Mr. and Mpi. C. J. De- K1MBE31LY,IBE31LY, June June 1 9 — Clothing . >'V ^ ' d r u n k anaand aiSlurblngdmurbtng ihe pcace and Vlsser, has103 accepted a teaching posl- work occupied membersmembei oJ the Busy BosencrantscranU ooj f dlsturbmgdlstur the peace. Uon in Jerome. Bets 4-H club at theirt meeting Both wereBwre arrestedarretted FridayF nlghl by She grndunicdrndunicd fromfrcff SICE May 28 ’Thursday. city police. as one ot3t the youngiyoungest students to . nefreshmentareshmenta were served. by Jo- Uf« mere w u receive a bachelor oof arts degree. Ann ^lyardlolyard and Jean K ah n . * » *»41 Streetstreet East East Irh o M W The white stork UIs believed lo bo She completedipleled h er otstudies la three — : ^ stncUy monogomous. . ff’SiSJ’.'°SS: P * ^ r monogomous. yeara. READ) TPJES-NgWSTIMES-NrWS W ANT AD3. - ■=

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r ?n ; e - child - which E | | B V ^ ooe-haJf pounds m t / m . jy ifl pod htslth and 2rihU mfmofy that ' I 1 S i llie up hope Jor r utot For , V ^ W MS Jtd IH .gaUdse dropper every > T ^ t tinif »hc has B l fttllK milk through a - • M lh! bc82'> ^ . .. ^ itie could suet: a M M M M A H K UsoUaa AAndcrw ndenon's Personal Shopping Service■rvlce / iTHitonulc^d. 1 vnim ;. Judy Roe Phone 2750 . us, u It U . , ^ Urs. Telz be- , w ^ the rather / i \ * Mn. Teti doesn't ,^ Uj3t«naUbom ^ X O. Tell holds JD4y H u whom ihe delivered four lod ene-half * a th l premiturelr„ at her milemlly home' May 12. e m e m b ^ ^ ^ ^ tacubat/jr nnd » o n th . prem.iu. ome- May 12. Welihlog one . . *. . • Rem< I te n trimmed wllh P«“ "^:id. »11 ounce* a l birth, the child w u given tt*eQ little chiacec^ (or sgr- PpfDAYffl Srcloth and arc kept . but WBppcirf e w to be In f»od health u ahelh e prepares lot( cclebrate her »rf Urs. Tetz' dining » n nIverwry" l T « w r Tuesday.Tui (SUJJ photo-eoravlni;)ivini:) ittnat^ecp a constant A j l n S - j ? JUNEIE 17th Planeme CrashCrai Kills Elkss AssociationAssoc ^,‘i;;srrs5 d in of the Incubator , Burglarturglary Suspect ElectsJlects N(New Chief « be nisfd or lowered BURLEV.ILEV. June June B—DUtrlcl court POCATELLO.;a t ELLO. Juns Jun 0 (J7-E- O. bimount ot nir. The action agalnsi agalnsi oneone of lho two men Yates, St.St. Maries, Maries, wns wn electcd presl- i v ' ^ \ ^ H (ptruJtJ Jrom one end chargedfd with with burglarlzlni burg) the Oak- dent oJij th th e e Idaho Idaho State 8i Elks’ sssb- / r / R » r l f iSeUie bo* coycrs the ley tavern/em lastlast AprilApri n never wlD be clatlanI todny todny during during the Jlnnl ses- g If your man Ukea th e beat, give him Oie best with f th e nnnuni convention hcrc, Q. ‘ i / j jA. -Jji he best with all your lovel Show Rimm you lonlort i i a body. A ther- held. RussellElussell Wills,Wills, 38. WM killed In slon oJ th e nnnuni ci HimH lm on on’^ Palhec’4 i v Day by aelectlng the Qltl HeUe wotwould choose, trom A t^ uwn an's 's Mtn’t Ki tte box is kept at a n airplaneplane crash crash 12 miles south of Vatcs,>s, w w ho ho hnshas beenbt( nctlve In the / W FurtUshlnge ID epartm enll llitpws by a 10-watt Fossil. Ore., Ore.. on on May Ma 37. as.wclallonjllon 20 20 years, years, succceds A- T, / iol tjiE air entering Actionon againstagainst theth other man, Nell Buricy. Kirk B , u ric y .. y f probably will bc deUyed for 0a. . ARROWa r r o v "PA R T " ------.« t VLB I . « “ •■ KTUme M heb “ was Injured In tho 1, Caldwell, '. first ' vlcc presl- jcL kB itout a «ecl« ago. dent; ChJford Wnrr,Wnrr Prc.ston. tec- America’s most popular while shirt. Compliment Him by chootJns Arrow'siw's perfeci >b|ive Judy Rae a ...... '.cc prc.nlrfcnt; Htiyden Mann. / fitUngfJtUnjrtlrt- ih lrt — T h e D art, two were chargcd T,llh the LewUton ^ h l?d '"c e ■ s t^ uld If she lived = on. third vice president; E, J. / Tra — 8 .9 5 ■t. HI! mlRht have a o t cosh and slot machines . Bandpolnt. Jo Jourth vice.presl- I "S B tr ninlval, Aa for / Knd Andrew F. James. Good- / ^ ^ bb. . AARROW R R O V TIES - - - t K.T T«U t*ys the JoUowS :tth vice pre.sldcnt. / ' M » « de«IODcd Ior a City. Utah, atter tb )ld C. Hlncklcy. secretary of > f l J Band palnleipainted on luxurious pure aUk. You’re sure loI please Him when yau1 choose u iaaeh.5halr,5ome. hurley In ^hM lcr ocatcllo lodge, was reelected ./'• IOL. ? * - Arrow tl^ ve-yciir term as trustee of tho ■ a . M oTS=S\1?i S ' itlon. Onc of tlie Jive trustees ■;^ £ w 1 . y y ted cnch year, 1 cc. . INTERWI N T E R V OVEN SOCKS - - - !S,:rz" .ss ur?."™?;;; nfJIccrs were Installed at M b J « « ll,( uttle “ 'd ccSin"™inlcs '™ this, . alternoon:k which In selected finef. cotton snd glft-lovlng« pitUpatUnu na aoda colors. Choose solid1 shadesshadei or I te . She polnta out ''® 'T 5 ed a memorial service. Princl- iport^altems.iport^altemi te tieU hive remained Sperry. Ore,o at r i . , . SS"r.c%:aker was r„"'S!, William 8. Hawkins. n iiH r 10 day* before ______Coeur d ’Alene. » ■ Ifr knowledge of The convemion woundwo up with a dd. . McGREGOR M c G R E JACKET , UMBch- b somewhat b irthdayay cake wllh milk? It secms grnnd ball this evening.cvcnl Albertson’sson’s Food CenterC sent Judy ------f In lustrous m y o n aheen gabardine...‘n’lm-taQor^ ‘n’lm-taQoi and n n ''letta-uaim - <«r!Umln3, doe.? any- a birthdayhdny cake. Inscribed ''Wel- Tho United StateStates baa nearly shoulder styLstyling. ChooM McGregor's ’’HeathcoteKeathcote QiQuardsman-'* • W tiy of mixing a come.” ______' ______9.000,000» ffarm a r m i. i 18.9S1 8 .M I USE YOUR ^ e. McGREGOR SHIRT - - 30-DAY In dtUghUuUy cool •waahaMe tijon. ColoiMloiM Inin sagay ? :Bawaiiaxt prinU. Bbort A e r e OBARQBOHAROB ^ e . M c G R E i A erttlT te. ■ AA ACCOUNT L- IndtUgbUuU B .0 0 f. DAY'S "SA N JUAN" SLACKSLACKS - - - PerJeetly tailored In all wool gabardlsaae and deterdesert tones. Selection InclodesidM anall BllB!i favarite colors. PerJeetly tall 1B .98 favarite colon r S e e G ift Selection of w ~ '■ ’ W a lle tsi B e l t sI ; - likeslike good sportsispo Suspendersispenders TV ■ ' G o lf C a p p , s Rsherman, H u n te r o>r r a Golf Champ . . . no m a tte r w h a t Dad’s fancy, we’ve g oit t ththe e goodsgood. to make His sp o rt m o re fu n I Frea GiH

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I ^^Riflca by Remingrton,n, WincheWinchester, B l j . l , j ^ . .270, 300 H & H M.ag...30-3OM.ag...S irites ,ALSO Two Favorifes> help a man relax and wijoj' life ■ ■ :j, J«hestcr, and Ith a c a pum p anc au* _ _ g | _ toMfer” help a. .man . top i gnltt brown b. ''Oatueil''itmeai:. • ... . of sp«clal wMrrt *^““*in8ll gauges. U wllb toUrworcn Tmnlp fo r fttiricrle thatthat breathesb r » t s y o u walk. «. ‘Xoafar”u u d oomlort . . . top A new expert- Corkt and u 4 nibber’soles nibbe f o r eooU calfee with In foot Istcrvoi comfort—Ju at th e nesaI tndtnd comfort,comfoi m M tm ea l or PL A N . . , . « tulD( u for d oomlortDad! broini. LAYAWAY PLAN ., ^ R B f ctiee In foot com X S 9 shotgun selection ( ■ V ' thlD( for Dad! ..-’^ing charge.------le t H i m Choose — Give H i mlaGiftCerkfioi^ a G i f t C ■ OOQDS-BASEMEHT5EMBNT nb io R B PhP h o na e 37M ^ le t Him Ci ^^= is^^^^B = = F or Fineriner Thlncs.Tblu SboD AndeasA^iM^ ■I ;______st .EAOBTODB TIMES-NEWS, TWt w INi n If a l l s . IDAHO Richfield Village Safi TUCK]KETR’S EfS’! NATIONALIAL r " 7::r"^ WASHINGTONgton colum n Eici Tax l/cvy Is Cut« “ G S d S S j WHII^ H I R L I G IG P o t i P E T EIR R E D S O N 5 Mills by Board W i 'M « . ■ : • sot^: Krtrr Suodar this T«t*ns W uhloiton .KO* to foreign cojintrles. It jn fk M oidyonly jur ic c iHTIKLD, Ju n e »- a decre»««re»M will be held at 1 ? i d*nt iltTOtM btt eeluao to aam rlaf. TMdcn' O WASHINOTON (NEAl-Ko» to foreig e save the dicUtor.ridden and,d ineffi- bankable benka loans on ,Jh«tthat of five mills In th e village taxJC levy Uie cdicourUiout, ^. tttw•E% tl T'£?! irtr?^ Ttoh»?ES;S.“ «5tor“ uit*irt ;» S5'.s,ai«.rr, p bS H O T S■ ^ ' £d e n t Bovemment of Bpaln from go- show s b w some ohance of *• waava* a;approved » t the last meetingicetlng vlted uto atund *C uoa UUICfMC Wic«. Cbery Obu*, MA.) 9 . in i down lhe same drainn which IMlita 1M“ U on sound businM of of thethe village board. The rate for «>«, 0< ■uBiaitrnoN hatm ^ ■ ing ■ '!!£'* next year wlU b e 30 millj, Mr*. BT CABM*R—TATABLILbLi " IN |h S>VAHCADV. 1 WA8II1NGTO.V—"IINGTO.H—"I hhave never seen an explanationlanatlon swall swallowed up nailooalljt China and on a — ! S M why thJie e NortliNorth AtluAtlanUc pact was n sl extended:nded to '*— ■ — ■ — ' ’ Itla no now Uirtalenlng Iran U“ anolher S on h Increaaed valuaUon t« $174,'ns *** “fi recenUy HEBE’B COMFANYJ head from «li4,330 permitted Uie‘,” s d*. **<« ; };J5 Turkey," wrlt<*writes D. B., OTovllte. Calif. “1 recently headache in Washington. BUJctly creaae. It waa explained. ufety I i a - — ^ asked a collete profesaor of history AIAll you folk* who biva paid dflna* fine* a apeaking,p e th ls ^ _ ^ ^ _ «f«ty alone. 6 h ? '.^ 5 ? 4 ■ ■ ■ Bjonay under these .. The The b udget hay been appor-appor. PfO''«;dProved that t r if f i ;^ ? ia ** for lhe reason, and h« was surprUiUrprUed ed for for ovtrtlmac parking can moveireov^r o v e r migt, be c o Q s l d * H p ||H ^ H It took three monUia for Uia ^^(<1 at the quesUon. It never occurred occurred —yo' —you hava good company now. „t*** Uoned at H J M 3 0 for bondaa and P'*"*'?P'‘nelp»l offend*., i,.** tell us7” Maiybe some of you wlU enjoy th e jvmei SpwUarda to apply for U« first Interest, jntares 1174-TT for Ubraiy opera. Present \ to him to Jind out. Csn you tell us7” May 'oy the Am erlca'a^^uS.^'j^^iLHK project loena and get them a^v- , I ■ Answer: The United etatea■tea h h a a s s company, com] too. ness,ness. Tf el C a u -B Uon and * 3 J7 ia 8 for Ui^ general S r g L^-— ------= of both One Wesley 'Brosvick received a *coB A |Q ^ after th a loana w«* auUiotUM— fttwfc ttm ^ U»t«. V -H 7 / Turkey and Greece (o NATO.ATO. » UekeUcket for overtime parking tha oth - p r a Board m ialrnum Lon Wooda an- *teslt border- er day. Yep, his name waa Uated ) ,i( no coDtTKU b a n been signed and nounced lhe appolnunenta off Carl hrin P f ^ b l ^ 2 “ * I^X i' nlUUry allltnee of naUons border- er d ^ J | no ^ t y haa been paid out to ^m tH l ■ log on the AtlanUe ocean. rlshiright along wllh the olher TloUtora. e^nU * ** Paulson a* p » rk and aanlUUan “ . Washington believes thesee aUatAtoa, tea, And llkt lots of oUier folk* "ta^lhe In th e fjy r 8p * 5 commUsloner. A rthur Peteraon as ,» situated so lUateglcally In theJle m m id id - - aamesami poslUon. he mad# an wniuc- u,(d WM project* hav# been approved well water conwnl*aloner and Theo ifted bul p o v e r t y - H S n ^ H by ^ eiport-import bank, lor a tace „ die e u t and the M editerranean,rra n ea n . cessfui cessf attempt to convince' E>e8k ^Idde ridden slum, I h a t M k ^ “ Brush as law enforcement commli- fr:- • hriikSSi"iTS'T^Wl'h"* value of SITJOOJIOO. And on three( 1.,of sloner. ttnwU? tm * at thli g«t«r paw»>Btw t» B««. «»• t will be needed In a war withth R ua-u s- 6gt.6(t. Jack DImond that the patrol-p a ^ l ; ,(s h ,0 o u l d be h i s * * - " theae th e bank had to suatch Ita 11!^ ■4kH ^ ' protec- man checking meters must have j,u a sl*. They would form »om« Brotw:. man .have buslneu and r«eg4M“ * • poUclea to approve loans for thetha »PP«lnt«-Mncbo*.'c«m. I hower'x land force, ix y the Spanish people can solve“r near^ by m ^?^ey°»v^?M J»0,*^^^ toa ------yjg Bovlet'aei'a nnd and Mtelllt Mtelllte countries' oil fields and In- the - rtw cotton. »3.Mfl,000 for fertilizer. >»« „ • • • WeslWesley Dro--svlck remarked. ”No’» I _ however. o ^ jy two eapn*i goods loanaClifford of Conner, defense director.“ e^to “ AOEmtAN, Ju„e , ’Many times In thD pastja s t we hnh a v e pointed b l o c k{—The —The opposlUon opposiu has come chiefly fromram th e know know how tho.se people teK."rnT«*e I n '* * e Tb* Unlled SUtes hu. however. Qgj T'*'’ Palls, hu C, in seeing u,* u „ d th e bank la auppwedS S toj ' K c ans a n d phony sp e ll- Bcnndinnvionivlon members members of NATO, as weU asu from j.qu J.QU don't know on# Wesley.Bros- Bros- 8e«ral dominant interest* in seeing ^ to leach Uie fir,t out how cheap politicians and pi I Dollco non-fommimlslsteoun- coun- make make have been approved.,Theyr are are ______germai Ing class hatreds os a l^«don and and ParU,P m U. Blnco filr It rtqulre.1 an unanlmanimoua oua vlck, vlck, he was a member ot the police “ y german achool. Bunt rl blndcra persist In fanning class h admission ol a new member of the alliance, depa department until recently, Hls prl-tf'** coUapee. Communismn “U ®ef ,3500 *3,000.000 for Uaclora and -spare Prince reported ” means of promoting Ihelr.eir own seUlshsi ends. iirkinff course co problem In Bpalnin, u as itll narta part* and 1700.000 Jor equipment to T « , | <5 been able to block the propoul w far.'ar. niarj Biary Job wm ehecklng parkins The announcement wutt, They are concerned about the harm they The scandin»vi»nlandlnavlan countries, Turkey and O reece overtimeovert parkm . ■ r l f t v «»*erman school boaw .Tf, Btretehlng our commll*i*nts too for and too . . . econteconomic collapse csn b« iusliust as W hile the Spaniards!».„ have been Listed in OakleykltJV achoolS ' Wednesday “ , moralizing thc n atio n byDy dividing It against ^ Birete^nB ^ deslrucUve and may, In fsct,t, be thcthe dllly- dllly-dSLllying and refusing to sign OAH :.-ily. They believe it might provoke Russia TIP 0 N.TUHTLE8 sign OAKLEV, Ju n e 9—Olenn Mabey, Miss ^ a ’gradun, fJtseJ/, they go on sewingg their seeseeds of hate. S T lSHate ie *-ar. for,T no NATO member-« tejrJtory^rriU>ry jj^ jr jjfnr Pole principal corilrlbuUng cause! for re- ponln eont^acts, prices hav# advancedd to to M ifaro a^nnd. i Calif., U visiting hiaU par- Palls highI school aad^n knowing they can th riv e on ththe e aai n U gonlsm s „ow ftdjotn.iiln.i Russia’s. nussU ’i, ^ „ Tc: TcU "Very Stymied," Jerome.. th Uiat a t ■«>''« evenUisl commu*commu- cut ^i down the amount ot goods theythey enu, «nU, Mr. t and M rs. Thomas Mabey. Idaho, Caldwell ^ Turkey's's does.does, 11111(6■nirkey'a eontrol of the Dardanellesdaneliea have1 three small turtles. 1 O ne Ono ' domUiaUon In those countries-ounlrles- ^an I buy for Uieir money, 11 they they Mr. Mr. and1 M rs. -Wayne Williamsna and KaitermanHam aim wv, — they-thus crcate. ,;,vinir Hence Ui# conceni over trying to j,ad t or coursc, thc oldest bugaboo ot all Is Wuil under thoe Monlreu* Monlreu* conventioncoi also bars comnm m unist morr niomliij my daughUr waa playing fy ” had closed Uie deal when the **r*t first aon » n have hi returned to Provo, UUh, teachers.teachei Several apniil^ , especially subs, irom entrance Into tho '*‘®- *5,000.000 for eolton was made avaU-vaU- ^iter ^jter visitingv h e r parents. Ing coi pomic.. or.tor. h ... nto th e .„,th tiiem on the floor.aier Laier I I Ing considered for ihTIw, street. Thousands of political or anean. . di.'ico di-^overcd one win missing. Prom a selilah itandpolnt.Int. the able, able, they could have had 3,»0 23,000 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Critchfieldchfleld ------talked thcmseU'es hoarsese over ththe e years try - BritainI and and Prance, Pr»nce, although more agreeablelable to d Liitt j ..Very Btymled." I turnedturned pr'hc principal Inierest of the United bales, bales.-A t today's prices. Uiey WlU wm ,fe visiting vl h e r alster, Mra. G rm t r ' l njr th e SU tej In Bpaln U lu possibleiJble use yet yet «iabout 18,e00. Bowen ing to convince th e workingling people that "Wall Turkey-OreeeeJreeee membership, memben norry le^C « mean• n t thath a t the[^e homeh inside oul. In aa iiour th e SUte. Bowen, Rexbursr. |^Club J l] G e t s K e p , street is our greatest enemy.”snemy.” SeldomSe have they receivelive aa smallersmtller amounta of money and am m u- search ended, I found 11 lA a ver- « * strategic alrbase and the en- Not Not ono application for U. S.« tech- h - Mr. Mr. and M rs. Harold Wells are ■ ir r leir Ustmcnl of Franco's «0,000-manWO-man nlcal assistance has been made by vijJtini they even attem p ted to be specificspecific. Instead, oitions from-Ut9rom-tha tftijtfd uniud States. tlcal jjcai p sure which way the > h a lt tha training and educaUon of future fu tu re mmm < ati a watchful eye to make sure whlc ^ a s ot icleatuti. physicians, lawyers, taachers.sachers. N| wUid is blowing. As eoonon as thejaoy «nae the u n , industrialists, public ofllclsls. etc. I H slightest-unfavorable breese,reeie, they start get- hav# heardUd prominent Englishmen atm bute Uielr V ting In their digs, employing>ying any a n y i foul m e an s counirv'a leao-iBSOleao-lBSO diff:dlfflculUes to the declmaUon of u at their commaitd to arouse arantagonisms » britllant promising men in Wortd war^ I. l lI t D ■ * \ T T E R I Iain why ne have to many broken-down BU tbat will re-strengthena ththeir e ir own01 se lfish 3 in Mghhigh officioffice M ay. f l ^ • Lasting positions. " S h a t t e r I Thero can bo only onele logical rresult trom endorsementtSEM ENT-R.- r . B,. Jr., Altoona. Pa., chides ] d efforts along these In'S rnentioningnentlonlng Sen.sen. Jam u H. Duff of hisi . ' sla Ste " * ■ continued and expanded efforts n Ike Dsenhowcr 0.1 po,«lblc Republican1 presl- . llnea. In direct p roportion,n to Its efrefrectlvene^. 5en^l°J norn«rmomlnces In °lD 1D53. « Ho UiUilu boUi gentlemen, )m our Lines] of all.theI famous rname appliai - tt will ifeaken o u r country,n try . possiblypossl to th e by their jjublle jjubUe records, hav# ahown themselvesa wto b"ebe S T A N D A R D » point of making ourselvesres vulnerablevulners In the a “me, too">0" typetype ofof OOPer.OO. We also thinks OeneriJSeneriJ . xhonfhiful ™ H I —weve offer you th err y Elsenhowerer U U "too "too easily easll controlled." D , Iful eyes of any w orld enem y. ; I wish Uiat R- B., Jr., as well ass olher 0 ' — PiWl Weston ...... 89e ___ Communism, for Instance,.nce, thrlvthrives on stir- *'0uld Jd"»uH rcallie th a l my mentioning of a m an □ DjDyoanowi Tcrtlllaa and ring up unrest, causing( dlsscnsloidissension, fo m en t- „ » prcaidcnualIdenUftl posilbiUty pouibU does nol constltulc nn e n- DeBeans — Kenton ...... 89c Ing labor troubles, o r anythinglythlng elselse that will dorsementt .. Ii reportreport onlyonl what I hear on my rounds n Ta Pa Polka: Navy Geta 3 J divide tho-people againstInst themthemselves : and «t Washington,ngton. If if Uiethe pollUclansp are UlkUig of>f these CrGravy. Army CeU P n n a I ^ y t i i j . ^ ri aa bare or remote possibilities—and1 I find jeiJerry L ew is...... «9e I their govem m ent. T h aIf! t’s theth. vevery pattern r are—that Is news which it Is my ^ob lo » u . tbe communists follow in laying tl •Jo** “ □ Mr. and Mlulsslpplj A T rta-In - ilm • n laying the ground- report /orf whateverwhatever ISis mn ay be worth. ket Qf Shfny G old- work for the overthrow of any cccountry. ------=------No finer pluo is offered at • saveSAVIRS Dennis Day ...... 89cS9o • an u ii a moderate price. O ur • LABOR I When we ourselves resortsort to suesuch methods ^7 T TP W Q O :WS OF OTHERSR S □ Would 1 Lot#You: Seatlmen-B>- '. ahowroom I ii equipped wwith ith • ■ V of achieving o u r ow n selfishselfUh objectivesob; at V i JL VV O KJ tal Muaie-PatU Page ...... ,y :^B9e ^ jp, •, home We are only playingng intoInto thithe hands of n **ow o w LONG? Dream ^ Awhile-. Time Oul for “ tbe communists, our greatestKreatest potential Secretaryry ot State state Dei Dean Acheson’s appearanceice b e- Txe eara-Ink SpoU ______<80g3y intpadi “ a t yout ows kiiure. greawai, potenwoi MacArthur investigationlm committee renews _ enemy. public Interestterest Inin one of Uie principal pollUcal ques- l-l□ X, OnTaporOldBm oky: Aereea *he Wide Mlaaourt-The m Oo N M A * STER S |w tions ot theJie day: How rmuch longer ean Achesonson rere- weavers^ ______89e ^ We had an o th er examiple ple of theth e very th in g main in offlcc?officc? Uetct quicker, *C*y» AtODIl to - we're talking a b o u t In NampaJampa theth e other day. =^*7 >oU th a t hM been tsken has ahown ann over- U □ * > W u t to B« WiUi Yon AI- ■ hocer, Itoi Itoo, faster. MIXMASTIRU ! I I « • . sentiment against Acheson who U regardedscarded ways;w» M j Baby-a Joat U ka F Hoc io 30 aecoetdal O q|w {{,, g , * Arthur Qaeth, former foreignoreign correjpondentcon S 'S " ‘S S 'S Sr t? east, M oney-tkfty PrtneU ...... „8»e ^ te c t- Q t our_ml?tortune3 In Uie far east, I Tbumb.tipThumb-tip beat re g . Model 10 Mix. — and'now Utah-Idaho fieldleld dlrcctidirector“Ior the whose at-lsiocratlcrlstocratlc peiperaonaliiy a and stupid rem ark a rk ' ■n”Dflwn-*he 0 ”IJ« Ttall of Aehlor I Farmers’ union, was speakingspeaking beforeI: the about not; tuming turning his hls bi back on Alger Hiss havec com - llearu:H< Bluebird Island ~ I ulaior iala baodie, miner Isa* d>(«- Idaho Federation of Labor. blned to spark opposltl'opposlUon Uial might otherwise»ise be Han);Ua S n o w ______B9c I cool, easy-co-iet, eas; ^ CoBvenientl In arguing th at co-operationeratlon otof theI tarmer o. Kra... coBvenieotlymarked «„ foe EVEN ^ kiln D. Roosevelt were sUll President Ache- for all typ« tnd laborer can bring d democracy em ocracy closer to *on w u la have been 45 R P M . for all type fahrtca; in., greater AER- 1 Id have been eased out In th a l subtle A vailable ia tw o AflON,amll[ghi- V the common people, h e wentw ent ono n to mnke ]u s t style Roo&eveltaevell had for getUng an unpopularr actor □q Th* Tb Myaiery at Numbtr Ftre;re ; _ _ _ _ _ . the kind of statem ent we’ire’ are talk talking about: off Uie^taRe-without«Re-wlthout to< too obviously using a hook.ok. B u t OneOb Mere RIde-Kank Snowiw 89e weights—lisbtwclght‘4 ibl.Ibl. or liibullghcarweiiht, ",’,Jr*d^^l,'i“" ' M 3V1 ibl. "There is a natural aUlance.Ulanee betweenbe th . uman brlslies with loyal^ to any friendnd who _ 8en»#thliitga. O ld . SeaaUilng ^ ed. the more Jusl Uie crlUclsm thes more | wanna Play Bevae ■ farmer and the laborer aand n d we hahave a com - bristle, mon enemy—th e guy whoho wants to1 keep us So AschesonhesoQ has sta) stayed, one weary monlh1 a fte r ' ** * “ •* Arnold ...... _.8Se P howled □ I* tha Democrats in Washlnglon shudder a t (-• 1^, I I Nei«atchiDg-oo //VA\ influence to encourage class consciousness,com ‘" " . . “J' □ •ea TeoaeMM * th t of going Into the next campaign w ith£ WalU-PatU w , Page ______S»eS9e ; I w orry. All icem-lika I # H ' Another note of discord to destroydestroj anything Jl'hSnTIn 'orm offlee rS'J; or recenUy enough In office to be I coroDlum place. No V\.% vl^ . - approaching- a national harmony- - weU-remunbered-byanbered-by thi the.jitople...... •...... ______8l*» bowls to break. _ ^ a | n J W said 4 5 a l b u m s ------d When will the Americanan people ever learn Among these Uiethe A*Acheson plank walking U said I lag. Everr ilicaallk*-® must and before long. So there Is a new _ to recognise th e folly ofIf their ways? wt How “ ^f* ■umors Uial he will soon make the nubtie public □ ^ BaiaM-Shlfley . Temple _.,»2.10 ^ long WlU they go on listeningtenlng to those who happy for■ the llrst Ural time,time even If H,S,T. did a»v any he □ Seu^** S* Puifie-UarUs Se 1 spit venom, usually to promoteromote nothingnot more would remain)aln to tbaUw end of Uie chapter.-Nampa“ ivFree e e ^ ...... » » •« 1 than their own selfish gains? ______D□ g Baogi - « r ralUt— 1 — ...... — PrtPrtd Wartog------|« « B f IGOCOOKIR WAFFUIAKER^ What WlU it take to convincemvlnce thethem that we ' lLOCAL o c a l r R j E P ACTIVITY ______—need'thB'farmemiinaborlnjrma.boring man. the-w-— ee Prew does not belong to that nervouslervous------OaOEB-BT -HAn.— - —- - — 9oka a i l * t i t totrnt A utom atlcallT | duitrialist, the capitalist—all of tl­ t— all o f them w ork- jector of the Amerlean populace which secs • "a a red ortler ortler recorda tbe eaay way . . . by i*7 /'W ,e ian ly a* y o u oukea 4 delicioM, ^ lng together—for this c country o u n try tcto progress under everyry bed,” In factfaci we fncKne somewhat to tb e mall, red to tb e mall. Check Uia rteorda yon w ant, ti>.«-all aucomat. Jf^nV dlrSo and prosper? oppoalte beliefellef th a tl "the"Uie deadhead l a Uie bed," m eaji-e an - aod aad oall e tbto ad iHIh rcmlttanoe. ror one to hate the other,ther, eror foiIor the gov- i"'“ > wmplacent ^American who sees no dda a n g er lodude lodud y o u nsoe and addreaa u d ^ ^ Uly,iS Very m aofc. medlufli., »afu*loo. waicler M i t a greater menace than the relaUvelyly few 20e *60 for fo poat^e. AU prieea Inclade ■ twtea. fi e*g capacity. iirve*4p*o>l*wubo6* emment to put one or■more more at an .unlalr " iJn lhe United SiSUtej, disadvantage for.some ulterior pui ilterlor purpose is to Bc that. asaj it msy,may, ail appears that we haveVe red poataaPostage prepaid on order* ot 4 o r I IE AND T H E MANY, MANYm any 'o t h er I defeat our whole purpose.se. sym paihlrerse rs right here IIn Nampa. For on two nlgbts moremora reeorOa. I tIAVK H E l^ .1 Now, more than ever bebetore, to re , wiwe m u st b e *" .st T'®’' week cooimunitt publlcaUona have been - i l l mi LY "KNOWN • • • ' GIFTS WE HAV a people united. placed In auiomobiles-haulomobiles-here-Probably-boyi-who-did ___ 1 W exac not know whaCwhat Uieythey wejwere doing wxre hired for th e 0 X ' ^ - 1 / ttu n -a ll ------actual distribution but soi E P R IV IL E G E .. . In case yyoii o u rw txlbuUon but someone did know what he waa \V . . J'ally.Veryaoft, I ANOTHER DOUBLE.CROiIBLE.CR05S7 doing, ana1 it «-as*-as the will of lomebody in Uie'K remlin. ^ o r a ts y d e f r e e la fa«wt«a.ve a preference6 tgg brand you wish« in placepJiC« I Now that two of Britain’sItaln’s top diplomats ’ who. of course. I 1 no occasion to be.unduly alarmed. T he F B I H s'il gladly ex ch an g e i#ny g U lppurehuedhem u rc h u ^ h * toy^iJ bare, vanished . vlth vitaltItftl t a i . AAnglo nglo-Am no1n.Arn«Hl«n erica n ^ rath e no r complete occasion lUlto ^ Come in todir «sd «aa- - i BMCta.’ piesunubly te anothenre ier complete lUC of known RussUn aym path- ■ ! motner-great-doublfs" im i ajfa~^i"^bitiy'will probaW rdundr< most of them up s In th e M ■ m s i c ► - hear and pUy a sev I ^can’t service it — We w on't crois favorable to Russia,a , we ccan a n b e tter a p - event of ^wartfarbetweenRuasUandUieUnltedSUtea.lt between Rui /. l|^ Wurlitm piaao. . pred ate bow in sid io u s is this growl:growing menace f*«; fromDm certain ththa a t Uie red aympaUilxer la a M l E N T E R . M oonummlBSL It also. raises th » places...... — ■ r m Preta. EXCHANGE PRIV cile gin, or have a prct< ...... • received , , , We'Jl gUdly < i -4 y uie can’t a

OPEN ier. . . . friday—I^ R ^ q Q Q g e v e n i n g s

I ______TIMES-NE\VS,t im e s -: TWIN FALLS,'ALLS, IDAHOID I ■piGE f m m

i P r o g r a m ^D elerm ination911 WWins ii Com»m-t t DateDs Is Moving)ving to Illinois P rinrincipalfor c ip a Pioneerleer o f Carey I d a hiho. o . GtiGuards- Jsses in Capital E „ d T r a .VacatedVacated; Jury PH 9 |H B BP|H LocalLocal School cSv®l®,f.-;Y. June B -M ra. julla Ann id Training i l < l o P hlppenI EldrrdRe Evans.I lOJ. for- O . * . . T F I I L1 e a v e nnftll ‘lilent ofnt Ca Carey nnd Bolae'a S t l l l t S l Gets VacationVi I - l C a V C S O U U I l resident,.dkci:oldciit,.dkd ai 6 p.m, Frl- ' tint at « • Camp Trial•lal date of a dlMrlctdl court ca.%e .>• - K W " ' •. Crulnrwln 0. Koch And h^ tnmlly dny nl herher homehome lii lii Boise. CAMPp WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS Utah. June «. TW i scheduleddliled t«rt(ir MnnCMnndny was vacated •' • Bw^ pliiii1 tu leave at IIh.' mil ot thl^ Mr.' Kimi^Kiniis «a.sMas twrnI In Council (ipi — Idntio IdaJio national natlo; RuanUmen i p ^ - . . J p J B moiutva t\ (ot PcotUx. llIII., >il\cre lie tins Dlutt.-. IIhh , . JulyJuly :i, :i, 19«. Sl« ctvine broiie :nw cnw p p todaytoday alter a: two 'm itt' by Juiiseludge Kn\t:Kn\ts E. Lo«e1 and Jurora ' . R ] 9 ||^ B k . ^ acceptedepted a rciiitmctrniitrnct to Inich In tin' to Utah 1 In 111 «« cDVen cDveifii wnuDii when tralnlnRB maneuver* maneuver* ati Utah'a C aap '^‘"cdd to hear the pa.ie were dls- f l n . A Peorla■rIa public .'chooU,.'choo He hiv,'. been •* yenrs oldold nnd nnd tno' inovcil to Cnrey' in na. Wllllama. •< * ^ ns« ol crop ruf* mL'ued^untll.ed‘untll Wednesdny.Wedne ^ » ' ' principaliclpal ot Mem Memorial l.uthernu 1803, Shehe »ns «,ns tt-1 tt-member of the F , „ t unit unu to to leave ]„vi was tha. lim I have been hcnrd v>as uiTactlon . >>.'11001ool since -IL'-it-' e'tiiblWimciitr: in LDS churcli. . , . battalion}U ofof thcthe Il6thlist armored cay* n'.inurc pro- broughtIghl by Mc. nn(tnntt Mi&. Rny Stov- IHC.5, SviVVlVttt!. iiwUiilvUk Uiw lio iliiuahVeTs, „i,.„ tts». trucks inirif» began iw.o pulling out . i^fMoIorsaiilcmaC- er. McCnil.McCnll. nsalnM C. W. Stoltfn- ' W l B ' f ' T Duringlurliig Koch'sKocli's pprliiclliiihhlp H»e M rs, MyrtleyrlleAnl.„i,Dol,-e;nndM Artliiii, r. S‘S,,.‘'h?ndli^*..m,. hcndliig for clatlolu In • ^ « i r U control secda berg,, Kimberly. AttorneysAt for. thc >clio(>l01)1 hushu^ growngri>wn tnmi lui cmoll- T . C, Pnikp,nike, Ciircy;Ciircy; Ihroe .‘<>ns. For- «,inhwestcni eslcni Idaho. Idaho « partiesles filed a FiipulntioiiFlipi with thc .'.. meiitlit of S6 pupils anild two liiMruc- I'C-'l H- ElrtredKf,ElrtredKf, Ii Irn LUlrfrtge nnd p .. I j r courtt asking Hint I.lh e trial dale be tnr.'i to 1S7 pupils nndn live instruc- Ben U. Evans,Evans, ,xl\ lUl C Carey; 33 ernnd- Ixxal Unit Unit L earn t r VttcRled- s, DfiMt the ^chCK)\ •Kns iippticrt chslrtreii,n, Sb Sb grem greni.grnnilciilWrrn T hirdd battalion batlnllon and regimenttl *‘‘*^irrd ior cMl^Wallon he wns director of Chrl.'ilan ediirn- ni''* 38 cieal-giriii.Cieal-gifiil.Rrnnddillilren. headqunrterainrtera company, compa itatlened at r^i2 by /°r 1 M Thetie Stover.^Stovers ^eck »42,0<7 for In- I ^ Juriesu Wldend clomaRf;damaees re.iultlng trom ' J tlonI for Immanuel Lutheran church Puiternlml service'services «lll bc held nt T*in FnlU.■-nils, leftleft campcam at 1 pm . and P‘ ,\B i »l'“'f'' '’“■ W • ^ m r Mcmdny nl the Lol'e LDS second bottalion. bottalion. heading ht for eart- a coIlL'ilon 111 whlcl: * iiDii »>'"• iIlLOon 111 which IV truck ovned A n other cnpacltlrs Kwh hns flr.M wnrdard uilliUllll Ill.-lIli.-hiip Julin Frn,^er cm Idaho) wns lo lei '* J ^ n Jor the prob- m by StoltenbrraUoltenberg wns Involved. It oc- M other ihol wns lo leave thortly after l^ O T e i"4 unpal»totlo >» eurred-ed Dre.Dcc. n . 194S,1 aboul two ^servedved thelhe ehurchchurch nl hirte in Its otJlcintliis.ins. biirlnlbnrlnl ■ttlll be mnde at m idnight:ht tonight,tonight, travelingtn by train, '.N miles:s from SmiiliaSmith's Ferry In Valley youthllh program as editorr ■'! thc dl.s- [ Dolse, All unlta will leavelea behind rear dtmoa'lrntlons for ■ county. trict:t publication, the Uuili-Idnlio I ------detachmment4 enta who who will w clean up tha Youth.llth, ns publicity director and Q iii* v i P n c ! H th e n lenve for homa Monday •A c tio n , cultural ttiid K' In.LB a croNs-tumpli Stoltenbers rlstlnn growth chniriiinn nf i h c i 'J C l T l t L o 11 II ■ _ asm, »3J.M (3J.S0 tor da damnKt!i &nd Sos-t Hces Held for lg. ‘S ihrs'iiis s ■ of thchc use ot his truck.tn Doth parties ERWINE»'vmo.KocH 0 . “viss-.AS',■■.Sl'-.AS;,;',.. s;.;' Resideni Seldirr Inprorei ‘ JJini: dtnioiislratlons Is i claimm the driver ofo the other ve- . Memorial Li L utheran aehool conuiUttee cl :esidentofBuhl • one serioui accident marred ^ 1 5 low carrying ca- i , , in CiinuiUttee chnlrman tor th e tjiiHII.. June Jm,,- &—Pimernlft- aervices the trnlnlngninlng prognprogram, Sgt Henry ______hidee was on iheih^ w rons .-.Ide of the principalIpal who«ho haa aa^eepted a con- northwest•thwest dbtrlct dbtrlct Luthernn tench- r.,r V^-nnT n . hway when th e accident oc- tn ti i®lo (fachleach In publicp> aehoola al „.s conference, anc: in T, Orreii uerc held flnlur- Van Pntten.■ntten. Jerome,Jerom and Sgt, 1/a / highway when th conference, and has ^ervecl. thc I E. Hale a,nd Cpl. Howard B. ^ radtnl VPsts R 4 ' i Peoria.ia. Ill, (Kelk«(Ketkef phot<»-«U lt churchirch as-dlreclor ns-dlrec.or of mus.c, IcriiDfiii nl wll the Alben-son me- Kermll E. Hale a,nd ^ ; 5 „ , . i i . i i or « in n - W i 1 :hcduled for hearing Wednesday enpavlnjiavlnjl ______chiipi'l Wllh Bishop Enrle Jensen,1. both NamfNampa, wera injured .S i tftncl" “' " " ' M scheduled. suit broiiBht fur by H, 6. Frame ------CJulglcyy 111 chiirce.ehiirse Burial <^111 bc by flyinglng brnaabnua (ro(rom an eipIodUig ind tro'1'1^ ^qulr• H h aInst suit Aubrey broiiBht Mny.s. 1 Frame asks t t »h t lit ICiiysvilIe. Uiah, Mondny. -50 eivllberliber machinemachlnegun bullet. Van ^ jfchnlcal a.'islslance H - J H against Aubrey Mt S h o w Presented Cox condiicifd thc service, PnttenI wna tho mimost seriously In- Sl ilock water H\\ \ J1.300”rT allegedly ,S r,t du< i;; "mSI.S K mlg g H i ill U FP eople ■'11.IT.R, Junc B — A Inrgc crowd rend he the obltuiiry obltuiiry nnd pronounced Jured b u tl woawas reportedrep Improving S35 drinn up nr- . - M ga ' Highway ifni- DauII Davls, Fred Munyon, Zadn EDEN,N, June June 0—Hoy 0—: Oordon and ■■—- ■■ • k lOKtm; April IP. r . ;. ( BOI8& June 9 (I meth Taylor bouKht 160 acrw Wi.^ecaner,.■•ccaner, Mrs,Mra, EEim Relder, Mnx his moiher-ln.luw,ilher-ln.lRW, Hts. EUcj\ Baird, O R G A m iW Q T«AM _mUon district com- i - W MnUfcct tor tecondi lUng land for *1,800. while Mrs, Dwyer.•yer. Art Kurtz, Fred Gardner, n re vlsitlii;■itliis hishis rinighter,ririi Mrs. Roger CAREY.lEY . June 9 - Mrs. R, C. Day “S ^ n t of the U«.880 * ^ ■ 1 facing aome 12 mltc in Taylor paid *3500 for 320 M.-iuricelurlce Klaas, BobB Moldenhauer Colllnsoii,ion, and and fnmlly fan In Chlllothe, Is organising{anislng a vomen'if aoftbaU M wtioty. Of ths Bll^W Deternjfmtlodetermination paid off Friday nicht for, Jay , kgcr.L . . tematene county between line Rlin Lincoln county In »' theme aamesame aiarea.______and BUI i Mageer BUI Mageer Cnllf. team here.hore. ••distflet. It >9 esUmated who0 won a mltklni ml eonlut from R. j. forSchoeadtman. Jay R u g r. naycr of Buhl, Blaine county line ii fichweadjm an. raiyor ef Twin wat held held today today byby th t e Holmes Con- t« jM U PUb>‘c domain, ra ils.Ub. It was aiall a iltint as part of Iiiaha dairy (tuinlh tUon company. H eybum . m a tt In Mlnldoka a pande p a n d e and lots ef exIra aclUlty al 0 (he dairy Cewboy>I d u in lh (tsUtltUa h trt, sirutUonne lirm company.: was awarded the iob on Mt, Sl.tOO 1'' r>ineme W«cewece locilocluded en the Friday nlfht profnm.(he Cewboy>Eleetrlct (Kei baaebsll Thelow lirm bid was a ahort awi Ume after the ^ jii^. and a toUl cDxraTiat)(TATiat) profram . (Kelk«r phole—ttaff Its opening low bid ayesterday ahort by the aUt« ■ & bid opening yetterd d ownership o( STT.918. •'****• ^ j * . * iway department. ■ B i l l S j uvelude about 2n,8T2 * * * A * highway departmen IGANTICIC C H R O i im company. ‘Voting's dah7 and 1 I I L u ri,r-.“ Dairy airy] Industry P resents isolldated. Orange and Qarrett esents Show ssSS’Vn'Shtllnes. Riding on the Incka ^ • 1 TkM" . 1 frelghUlnes. Rldins HOW r„rr:£5:;ToT o InaugurateIi Special e clowns commerce.luced 10 T per o ta lccn l of the county'* A colorthe longguard procession and of equip- B. merce. T o ta l annunl value of led the long proci HjrtUj conscrvatlori dls- dsy evening os they watclitd tr'iclc dairy products in It. They were lollowed by the m — M »11 ol Tft'ln FiiUs a llerr In ltk pnis by In pftiadt lo In* M.OOO.OtX)y products and In in'M t agic Valley la mentiberly They high were school band and ef the hlsh. line canal au«urnt«ir a te dairydnlrj- monthi activities. ■ 000. »,0t» Included and In In tf the aUle. »6i.000.- Kimberlyinted members high sc o f the Frontier TH IS irj. iIbMIs Canal company, L aKiK rrn Bt tJa Jaycee y ce park. Guy Ryman, .^ald, Included are beef In ai th e llgures. Ryman mountedlng club. members Further back In the ^ - . — , are beef and veal products Riding club. Purth ibH area walli of Clover, pre.'ildcntid en t of the Twin Falls Cham- from dnlry cows, of m ardl were th e Jerome high 1 I I I I P __ ------bcr o f CommcrCommerce, further empha- y j,,1 dnlry parade cows. carli line>ol of marcliband and were Boy Scouti. W:oupoN \^W 1 lie parade e arlier Priday evctUns “"<1 ^ 1 th e imporuince ot Uie Industry included trucks an obert Mlnshew w aa in chars* ot WORT!WORTH < ^ ^ 7 M tGroup Elects " ‘'ipointing , “r.' out th a t Its dollar conulbuteduded Irucks by a Je n d dair)' equipment Robertparade. Mlnshew He w ■ as assisted by c;iU£, June 9 (-J>-6lan. volumem c is Is 10 10 per p. ccnt of the com- creamery.Ulbuted Idnho by Jeromo Cooperative the parade. He x lliiho Fillj, was named mcrce in Twin : >rge Shipman, Harry l^ler. Ly- $ ■ ^ ce in Twin Falls county amery. company. Id nho Qlo; Creameries, Swift GeorgeSmith, Shipman, Junior I Hansen and BUI W 11/ lhe Idaho Title and on n the the lighter IlRhte Ude, the dairy In- company, com Gpaii lory Park dairy, Pet ons Smith, Junior luxutlon loiilRlil Inelcc- dustric.^-,ric.^' celebrationceleb featured a ______;tea.tn comparvy, 8 u n ttt« Itt- StiaVn. lavoiind lip the group's mllkitiK:inK cont«t cont« which wa.i won ,------.. - ‘1 l l 0 On'ri the purchopurchase of any • by ButilBuhl Mayor Jay Rugg. His ap- .. J ilUe.'s clcctfd Includc „arcnlly;ntiy less less experienced e; opponeni Chromehromc DinetteDinet set on \ » fcViib. BoiJt, secrcuo-. v,n., n n . . J. j . Schwcndlmiln, sch« chalnnan le floor. J V \ cl Cordon Gray, Tain of thhe e Twin Twin Falls Fa! board of commls. y 7 / \ j C i \ L A R GGE E SHIPMENT SH ' v ' «;rtsl(l«nt (or thp -'oiith- jioner.s. velers rtLUlM Jrancftc Epcn- Ncarlv:a rlv 2,500 2,500 porson.i i ottendcd the at Coronet Jewelers tT u rtappoliitcd exccu- mur;icIc Vnllcy Vnllcy Cowboys ( and Oreot T4-T i'ftUss 6a!scbxU SaMbxU sameS! 'Khcte the mllk------InK contcst contcst ond oni other events took ^ ^ JUST AlA R R IV E D ! ^ OXCONVmiO.V place.e. During During the I gome Ice cream, J T /lJ i R ’S DAY... i p " M*'Making 11 poaalble to give'ynurnu almoetalmoat iany combination you deaire.aire. Ai eur w .la j-T h e Rev. and Mrs. cheese,inc. milk.,butl

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M r e n t i r e s tTOCK o c k OF 01 ^OTOKTATttJ - 7 7 . S U w'S*"Iitm"9uSuTnS'“’ floom)m i for* o p CComp om pany 16-00,6.00 Down—JDown—6.00 Month Kor"or SmallSmaU Dlnolte Spac* 12.QP'ag oiY cMCMSTAt JT A f S6 « < to « cast ror»«TO « waTMFWwr q ' -rwiUbi#wiiiI Ubte wm tekl & pe o p u . durlns thes ViMiV}ivM itg teMOnleMOn jou'Vl te gUd t«jt9 g « t ip «p m m d d to give table ( u p p o r t 'i r t u f t w S the extra iptce.. Q r*eelul arched. leg! leg* ot l-loch tubultf iteel throughhrough dooidoor when tolde4. Uay ba BMd.-««P IffERS i COATS CC Go, Jewelers. m t pUted to Uat IndeftDliAly. tldeigiOniKJde ■itiniK a w*u. ,;_ Coronet Jewel• .... s mME s T Sm Y h ,E E , 'WITH .ONE LEA,F.,.„. F...... ______.„_...fl9.a5 ______-\______W E E4IAVE-M ^-5^^^H *'■*'19 topper*.'choicer, choice XalXabrlc* . . . «U tb* F I N E DIAMONDS3 SINCE IS1893 • —!----- MLS S i a ^ y ' / i o a - ^ TWIN FALLS z m ' ______SI PAOiiein , TIMES-NEWS,3, TWIN IFALLS. IDAHO:o ' oposed Federal ShShoshone Councilcil S ; AirForCeWill Twin FallsIs RadiRadio Schedules[ea ^Warning Sound(lounded on Proposed , Sets Session Date from Uie c H i.^ ’ r a s ‘Door Opener’ ( Take 70 Men K L K KVMAKVMV KTFI AM-FMS5iJ Tax of PubliPublic Power as ‘D j r On Taxes, BudgetIget „ (IUt KiLocrclut a (lift m KHocrxcLES)taocrri itn » K a M t.i4.7 uU e IO o ) ) IK»N SBANNOTT» coDUogent cdoti on th e 2S-member way* "T •lad e HH08H0 KE. June 9 — A public publlo Charles W laiw , « . a For New Unitunit.... jBdsnl] and means com m ittee, agreed ” wlUi ih tolS?h*S‘ to f puWla hearing on tft» d ty budget M,dJld tax *^0 hare been « iUNDAT ^'w AraiNG’^I,* J^me*?(0^[Special! a \l hls*U hU UUh coUeagve. T h is UUt l strikesitrikes power powe tn Uie norUiwest.- Tollefsonlefson levyjevy vUl be held at 7:30 pjQ .. Mon- J. C. B»ke,*^2‘ «(,l PUni Xor reentlUnc 10 mea from CKflU«I T«mpU liM iTin. ^ the house tloor msy open thethe back the ichief source for repiTmentisjment ol eerttln eeru to be passed by th e house retui «uncU. _____ ^ Wirns B. Younr. rtenilUng ollicer i riWtsu door CO federal ierte* on aU aimici-aimicl- muni municipal debts.*' with irjlh the complete bUl, alnce amend-nend- ttvo » ortlnances vere passedaed tssB ------, »t n Douilu. Tiuh. ko *KI(k S«boat Cbeir >iOO t'im ' pal acUvltlea, 'Cong. Wallerliter K. Thi The three -westenien, idmltted admitted menu meoi on Uie floor of the housele vlUVlU the imeeUng. One provides thla a t Uie ^ — J Th« IO VlU b e . formedd Ihto a> , •m Id ah o in e ij.n C.tl-r IC.H.7? TrMk E l!iS ■M Nivi Gra.G ranger, D-. tJtah. w anu. Ihttthat Jhere waa little chancemce ot of n n - - be fiforbidden, western senator*rs a n eouncUeoun can eleet a prealdentIt vho <17 • - OUht rcprtienUnc toulhem Idaho i :lt Dill Caniiinchain' ie:10 Umi Uk HiDl 11' e bill since tlghUng »hy of Uie Usue. Nonele na*ha* ^ct during any absencfi o f tbe >s. to tru n *t U ckltnd fclr fore«orce baae,b*«e, j> **«. cr-vr i. :u XiBi T h e 3H per cent tax U1 only a movli moving the Item from the bill since tight :I0 'MrthodUt Charcb 11 iM UUuna smaU p a rt of tbe biggest tax tax bill bUl jt Jt wi was orlgmaUy passed by better better nadi nade a pubUo sU tem ent ooa we mayor.niayt The ««ond makes unlav- e«n Antenlo. Tex. . iI lei Virn* Kiv Ikew !*:«»:«» iOib«, 0 .- . -ot Oi5 .. D.r ^ »er tax «U1 matter, and most say they a re w ^t- ful Uie operaUon of any vehicle >SXARnSG N A flmUw croup J* bflnrlg torm form eaed jJ Jld ■W«n» n»7fc«M aanx In peacetime history due toror pres-prea- than than two to one. T he power tax «U1 matt !ia }|1J5 K**t ***^entaU on by tiie house wiyalys and be be or one of Uie la r t to be reviewed nviewed Inin tug log uatll the U x bill reaches** Uie ^j,u,B-hUe under the Influeace e f la- * W In TiUb. T h t DtAh group, c o m iw cl Ji« » » ii» :s.“. u s ' rJJ™ m eans ccsmnlttee Tuewiay or Wed- the t the tlnal draftin g . aenaaenate before taking • stand. loxieloitlcatlng Uquor or narcoUc drvgs. ^ I ol tw nighU ct 70 men etch.each, nhM a a ,Tr *■*«Im *Tnii •Tni D«WeU UM lAnnloB ranm I s ; T NIGB tlrttdjr C opied the nune ’ Bee*. CUtltoo of Yuliea 1:M i DmU Uwmx«twr»o<. OeSdnesday. Bul It may set ak prece- -i -i will certainly makeI an an effort effort eenator, who of course vUh* wish* Cl(Closing ol the clly clerk’s office V 0 lie D nai or MadbiM I ill Jol>a IwirMV dent for the deatrucUon ot the to to th throw put th e *ecUon.".." Granger to remam anonymous, predicteddieted a t n(noon on Saturdays was approved.proved. ^ — ""* The Wiho uid Utah froups vHI b« NifTiM long-cherUhed Immunity o( clUes nld. «n|ltt«d *t » m**s ceremonyS.», «.t t ;s ;;!! L^^C'Bi.rr.rsrod. l!?2 •»"« at ciues u ld, "although pressure Irem Irom prl- th tt Uie blU wUl become lawV un- PourPo new oKlclals were appointed,•olnted, I Derki fleld, S»jc U ke Cltr. oa III >UrBtll* Pin-M *:» ‘Dr. KlW»r*KlW»r. 1:» mu.fn.lon 1 X X *nd «nd towns from federal nvenue vate v*t« power groups has beenlncreaa-enlncreaa- 0]0re pubUc reacUonin de- Jack Murphy as city attom ey. Mans 1 1 J« •lUraenr Homm liJliDabTwot I «eekl seekers. , lng.- « the. coffin a* city engineer. Robert IB Jane 08. Group* »U1 remilnn togeth- 'i'Ti* • ? ;M« *Lat&mB Vi! Hoar ItlO lOUCfnlufT Smnatf* veloF*. •■When consumers see tba. Coffi «r dttilnf bMlc tnilnlnj. H w u lU !M *Hkk CarUr J ;90 C*n’l T«li* 7til »IU> Yog •HunlclpallUe* .put up a fight fiolmesHoI said some vole*voles may Ij.h t bill. I t wlUUl 'be’be SherSherman as rtcreaUon supervisor U :10 •r»o!llr H>»*ur *i*« Snmmrr TliMUr«tur- Wnoj when taxe* on lhelr bondada were chani change in th e final showing,owing, but toouxi Iitie." ______and Robert Haddock as recreation VlU be flown to Texu. ■ I(m 4IIb« lilt iTbMUr Oslhl prop 1 1 ) . S, SIE B it 1/0 John Nonlholm, local r e - >u'iM •«» Tre. «iof» llw:M n«hlwilh> >'‘iM proposed but they m ay loseose thl*UU* neiih neither he nor K ing was opUmUtlc. ----- ______— T.J., deffcull," Granger said. • pul n Tacoma 1—— crulUr. urged kII men intereated•reated InU» MONDAT. iOiO« J6o«iri>i«d i !S 5;“ er said. • Public opposition trom Tacoma r ~ Joining the W tho flight to0 contact ».«, le.-te,-M a.iail rjiri,rtrk 7emerjv» "A A t ta x on power U Just as VlUlvital as a* ,ndtnd ISeatUe h a s been strongestingest thua the recnilllng otllee »t 2»9 « M ain {'SS*" “ i l 'llit t S'™C ArnMkr MOKSAT ' * 'JoHDATiT lems.t«ms and any other municipal:|psl ac- ac- Lo* Lo* Angeles u e a which U aUo nbcstupm O u n u and Oooding cotuitlee« thould,hould j|« .m. LB. UvlUUvlUes." terveserved by m unicipal power, aald hU c onlut the Twin FalU ofdee. ‘.f.JSW..... Rep. Hal Holmei, R., Waih..*h- who constconstituenu a r e now beginningginning to ^ B ^ ^ Minidoka and CM»la eounty m en :J0 Von P. Kin,, N m 7.-00 Miuktl RMtSsr withWith O ranger andRep. CecUR.Klng,R.Klng, ngbterffgm protests, ahouM eontaet Sgt. Wim»m 7 « rre s- ; :00 nrMkfutm N ... I.U Rrnkfut N ... D., •CaUt., formi the far western lup. Thor C. ToUetson, R„ Wash., u r «t the Burley ponoftlce. II S ------Tacoma, although not a member of ll jfl'rOJ Cl«k » Ch»p«t iiH u V • the committee, w rote Chalmuin Rob- 1 i n erl L, Doughton; D , N. C., lhat the A m m Qfl llrtOp’ul Jltrrrr “ 10;MIJ? •Kil.:ginV«"riH- Smllh l;:.u ’,;2? V,"o?. JuJury Disagrees in Shoshone Notes(!9 li:«4I DlnTm Dall Brabdup 10:39 Hld.Mom Ma ~ . power tax w ould be "another hid- I" BurleyffaterSuitW ll i f den tax psssfd o n to the eonjumer." Travels, Visitorsitors r,r s . »... i'i? •jtff nORLEY. June 9—A hung Jury M * C m e /A 8H06HONE. June »-Pfe.. CilftordClifford , ':iJ iii J s . . Wll w io, 1 ^ . iii!: i: i i i t f(tiodr S , ended a four-day dlatrlct courl hear- B N Burgeu returned to Oceanside.« a n s ld e . 5;‘,r.D^.M“*AX • !»iJ1Its •Cimtifi.” '’." of " X Uia i 04r IIiC«orM UlcUcU lng on a $2,13SJ1 damages(es suit , CaUf,. after vtalUng ftl* parenta. j *rw x tix xoyii iM Vu.k Mutk for m Morxltr< p.". - her«here Friday night. S j r m ^‘^asheT "M r. and Mri. Harold Burgess. i4lM >!»>. fl»ll»»»B»llKcoi iiMiM 'NtoMli*-NfO th* Il»mln»w«>H«| 11:lt T«no /Mrtml“* T h e Jt2n' retired a t '3 p, m. and Mr. and Mn. Harry TurnbullTur-buii !;s, !w M«?«"KJord^*Sew 'II m KSrtl'VuiaUk*UiaUk* rcporreported a t 10 a, m. It could not r a | | •ttended graduation exercl»eies a t th «e i llU KllXira c io:io gm«ia*8in(la( M«r»h.iiM*r> ;• “"<1 Oeorge MerrUt, and S t e r , q Yeralty ot Idaho. Her son. Ellwood, „ To Man’s Sister . ^ Bldgeway. finance ottlcer: WllUam 'WllUam «>*“’« • Mrs. Mrs Cora C. Starry. T*'lnii^ Falla,: u s ,: 5Stiidinl SyvplNiy OrcMstra1.*. ^ \ OOUBII Jr., received hit BA d e re e In... busN J h g, adJuUnt: WllUam Clalbom. and Mrs. Jamealoriman, Hottman, ^ ^ u,g Oharlea B. Un-1 , WALLENS1Wi n e u admlnUtraUon and U employedmployed , ean ser- Bola P 'f^ts.Mr. ana Mr. derwood, and ^ was awarded his estote Inl LaGaxiaUdra: ^ At Korth Rlehland, Wath. g,geani.at-arma, and Lloyd1 «».w-Shew- « [» • . a decree of dUtrlbutlon handed'ir!rHi3 », overture . . . JtoiainlloMinl C o tto o " \ msk«r, chapJsIn, u J w ^ probate court Frldgy. Mr*.; Maytime: " W ill You D isn icr Ridgeway. Shewmaker and Clal* ‘‘‘'J ' uea Mr. flu rry la thc sol# survivor. i' lio e m b o r? . . Bomberg . \ B'snie S “5r.°SSS‘aS i?C O "" . ,n>a -The Chocolate Solder: Dietrich Reports^ bom b< vere reelected, . Mr. Underwood died May s.S. 1D49,'1949, My H aro . . . Straus , Tom Bllvera. fHih districtIct com- ***- Cheyenne.V eJ Mo, His ealate.con-i w ATIORNEr M [l„ r W yo,. and W. U Cowley. Roy. Utah, I Naughty M arietta: Ah, IsSweet I u«.> . Visitors, Travelst V 6 l S mander,m wa* IniUlUnr ottlcer. ■ sIsUi of thc south one-hall ofof lot lot Myatery o f life . Herbert I md M rs Emtrion aald Mnil-monthlyIly meel- vlalted “ Mr. and Mrs. Burton Thome.t. T,? , , k,, T*ln MdId nine u Invitation to th s Dance . . I ‘ th e M DISTBICH, June fr-Mr. and M rs. 'lnt and Mrs. Cowler. who hi* been rUIUne „ Norman Roragen and family.ly. Lew - In** « « P- *"• “ '1 WeberBerUox I a u te ra Thursday c( each month3nth wlUwill ** of her daughter fortor tev-»ev? * ^ M»> UNDERWOn d e r w o h o | B B | B | ■ litovn, Mont.. vUlted • hU a u tera. “ e ra l weeka, returned home with The VaRsbond King; M U n. Carl Broadhud and Mre. H »a r-r . »>• continued^______. i , , Love M e Tonight . Pritnl B th e m . K l i y Amencan Salute . . OouldI m ' ' ^ CALLED M old RoUlbough. and famlllea. . M rt. EmIlle Thomson atUnded” *Returns , to Duty a Mr. and Mn. Leland Larsoa >nd 0 | t a th e graduation exercUe* al theth.Titfi Unl- . CAREY.CAI June 9—Mr. and M n.j Ci faml^, Mr. and Mr*. Otu LIiaraen, araen. 3O Valley Students versicy ^ of Maho where her daugh- L. ^ ,F .• Edwards hsve been noUIled*£1 ■ wlSunday9:30p,ni. Kin , | Urs. Oenerva Llpe. Eleanor Llpe. uaugu- Edwsrds.ds. hssha*: : * - KTFI | ■ U n . Melvin Hiatt and U M ar»r ^S IlB n tt Receive DegreesX e e S * degree. been returned to duty in Korea ft(l«nded a nunlon ot the A ndrea- itu d ia u from Twin Pall* ^ alter receiving tnatm ent st a hos- . J l H i 1 pital In Japan. I WHd wai aon family In Salt Lake City. 4. ‘ nd one from Albion received de- Trips Listed “ SS DorU Lambeth U vUllIng two als- snnual graduaUoaaduaUoa VIEW VJ , June B—Blchird andnd Rob-Rob. ^ L PATRIC! . ta n and attending Uie roie • fesUval BsuvBi *'eert^anie. »t Washingtonn State c e r r t t Olbbs, < students at the Unlveralty In PorUand. Ore. ^ OT a n d 1 Baiur.Salur* o f oI< f Idaho, have arrived home tor the Mr, and Mn. Henry Olen mnd g, summer. Robert Olbbs wUl report ^ children. Balt Lake Olty. ylslt«d hU Tltln i PalU aludents receivingving de- 1 Ft. Le»U, Waih., June 16 tor Bj MUNSEL\ uncle* here. ' . _ r Marshall R. Commach.mmttch, R O T C summer trnlnlng, ™ 8«ri»Wri Mr. and Mn. J. T. Patrick.'. N o rth nm* ter of science Jnajrlculture.;ure. and M Mj r. and Mrs. Donald Lowderrder are J | j Platte, Nebr., vUlUd hU nelce.ce. M rs. AfUiyj Herman Qrltf. bachelorhelor ot vUltlng ^I^IH hU parenU, Mr. andnd Mrs. Mrs. I ^ John Edward*, and family. pi, pharmacy, lh e Albion graduateuate was L. L. Lowder. W a r n e r B r o»S. s . wVJ'lB»il**r.aainfc , Cuitis Dean Chtibrough. receiving a ------■ ▼ ■ «:« litirpnUdtliKStUomU- I q bachelor of education dcRree and M ^ ■* ^^^^=Exl:mITING NG CO C 0 - H 1 T = = ^ rifp«) Lertocfcn ud tutunUi Visitors, Travels three-year g secondary eertltlcale. I 1 •eWmwlllswM J i j % ‘ "Inside Thehe Um Underworld" AnbuFMkr.hniriU. Told at Richfield , AatilDontllUreUlrai. RICHFIELD, Juna 9 — Mr. a n d ^Activities at King ~ StarringS tarring tihPitititontin,»kt«»>W«iS U ra Itobert Kertoot and fam ily. ^ E rich Vera infmi :d . Pn«iNntKa*Irs E l- Wsmsburg, Mo., who have..“a been E 1 H TO SBE I % Starts TODAO D A Y a t T p . m . j mer Bwatmaa. viavUltlng her tsUier. WllUam Allen, B B _ Ktl. Afton Jenkln*, Aihton. ts and ether relstires here, haveu»'n- re- B H S SOMETHINO M mansglng Peter»on'» markett w hileH .u ‘“niW , home. H /S »„ p i NWIR airoKi n her brother, Arthur Petenon.m a n d . ' «>'> OlMti and f f " hU vlte attend a grocen’ eonven- family, Tule Uke. CaUf,, hav# been BB W ^ s h o w n o n a n y ^ ^ ‘ n'l tlon tn Chicago. She also ta o v la. lt- “ , 0»car Pniett and daughter SW tng her mother, Mrs, Mary Pi-e e te te r- ^ave, relumed from We*t Yellow- *"*• ______stostone where Uiey vUlted P niett vho S P ^ I n n n I ^ _ U employed then, im m i / I a Mr. and Mra. BIU Schnug. Poca- f / M Annual Stampedeu c ; JteUo. visited Mn. Emma Oununc A B Planned for Elko • " m f W f TMtns M It-nx T onHE CHINA SEAS'. RuTtawrrM uiK. m ^ PIRATE PORT OF 1 SUCC. Nev.. June #-Elko’« a n - injured in Fallill GC H S I S tttn-ki tu n -1 nu»l silver Bute stampede, s sch c h ede d - . MILNER.‘ Juns »—Preeman Bataa ■ 7 A ■ > At .>14and 1 uled Tor June » . JO and Julyr 1,I. w ill 1*I* receiving trutm ent a t Cottage \ ■ I B a "rlp-roarln- nallty." t u i t ^ nohoiplUI. Burley, for Injuriesrle* re- DrueW, manager, announce*. eeived eel tn a tall Wednesday. In addlUon to regular rodeo , ^ lUpped and itruck a feed ncK « m i« UiU year, the IBM ahowlO W wiU ^U “^ »«re broken f e a ^ a wild hone nee. I>rueh]O ^ e h l “ one cracked. ta be th e H h ONCE ONLY AT H>» rodeo Jlveatoek vUl be fu r- ; ...Wliere gold smuggler sU tM by Doc Sonnsen tromm S1^"" o r- m SUN, and MON. K •nMD‘1 Cama*. Ida., ranch, he con* I I ' ond pirate...adventurer tlnuM. and top flight rider* ar« e x- ■ ptctaa to paruelpatfe______■ ;j ond fonoken woman... N O W . M ^M .Y r j;| Sflhl for ri» O riM t't ^ C j ^ H n S R O M G I ■sari -artciALnoTBi J. - l-flolttrklwl ►VJN« ThU unusual Plctun often In* ■ ___ SS 7 h e w i l l I Auto Theatre < /orz»*Uoflfonw| rsrely e w prewoted - ■ SUN. m o n ; T U B S .- I IpMMl.------TO THE-pUBUOll------___ cast yo*U I I IT* ' tTAM M mMMI 1 k under her I j r fROGERT. MILES I • i*pell... I |r

flOTE Acclaimed—and . ^ Recotnmcnded by s >• Protnineiit CLERGY and )'/ EDUCATORS Wherever . ^ S low n . . . aa a "MUST” fei? T r a i l \ M i A ' ’ EV ER Y PARENT. W a r kM F * I EVERY CHILD! ' KT k BEnYHunoNy;> I I : J JEFF CHANDLER ! . HOWARD'XEEL I ' I I -PHILIP FRIEND S M ,«w ii'M iguiaK .,d.<,ig n w w E y M UI jpi Starts TODAY»Y Tt 1 P.M. p NOW S E E IT WITH YOUR FAMILY . . . IN PRIVACY OP M i i i l r CAiftTOOfJS-NEWS < ______m U R JC A R ____ ra” CARfOON— n e w 5 * ^ - COMEDY-NEWS I1 ■ !!( Lh j q ] t I I • • 5' , , ■ I ' " ■ ■ TIME,TIMES-NEWS, TW INr FALLS,FALLS. IDAHO

~ IAECl-EC LLeader * c AS YOUR MIN]IINISTER SEES ^ ^ t e d b y ______P ubb liclie F orum JEEs're'^f ______TliinKT hinks Atom ______------_ “Therhe AehA M ng PrlttT —— ------» j w n x s s o . V T f t ccmld notlotshakehlshelietthattliaK* shake hli wtion ttuy bm «rtnist«r Women Old-AOld-Age Assistanceice MethodsMel Seeing EyeE: Firm E ngin g in e N ear (r>at«r,(ra ste r, rrint t n t Chnrtb ef th* ward wtiu u worth tUta prlc*. Hear the Ure*. Brelhrtn) close of>f his life wtwe find him maklni TtMI asklnffasUnt iKleef V/taX te tb i. Lauds Editorial _*';srgsWASHINOTON, Junt 9 (Special) Som e yearsv . u f 7 ago I rtad a novel ihant affirmaUon thatno pow firtreI th a t ytia *etMt o n jW DHtt u d - - » g*elu A dlTDTCe NotN o Fail-, Localcal MaiMan Writes mtled._mie_A4klng_Jrlce.'.:_It ie*ven,.ear«i.ot.hell.cosililaep. fla-WlB-ftitUBJt-..------I believe. Jusl an ordinary him from the love of th e On* . — ' — ■ ^ * • 5 , A « il »wl BlWrtd Editor,aitoT, Ttats-Tta*s-New»i ------forJor thethe helph«lp ItIt gives tl the people lh a t On Man and Dog !ls 'his agency positlvety will be o';' county w sl- n•nie ie oldoli folksfoi who h av e hom«s made Idaho idiho the thi state th a t It Lv Ediior. Editor. Times-News;Times-Ni able to build ator » k . I do n o l recaU many of ihe ' **^irrf C EUWH- «i)dmd are on old 0 age u a la tu e e are m»de It livable Halts but the Utle sUlUatetesis me. A» “ '« thinks r 0 Shoshone'oshone Travel^ made It livable for the lawmakers Our Our graduate, graduate. J, Hlll -The Maga- m arinestrines and airplanes.ai . IS an ingnte and a traitor. «*• •, •• her UuAwd h»rtJWlavla; to sljnsi{ them over to the who are lakine tine Mon" of Twm Falls, Idaho, has In a recent sp I a m thinking him as an ingri Who are laking ihelr independence *hi« “ “n" of Tw tn a recent speech he said: th e asking price How could he ao ' 55* w , assist- »way away from from them, then making paupers sent »ent usus a a copycopy otol tha editorial w rtt- "We•We a a rt rt RNuch muct ttrUv« a b n | on ° ‘^ttw o men ot the Oner Sto whom J J z r X S iK Visitor?]isitor? R eport^ \SM Irem the pubUc BMUunce, of of the the pioneers pioneers who went throuch ten by **” you In >0“ tlie May J4 paper, thee submarine submarine reactor (motor) umet, thlle those that haven’t got any. all klntls of hat Ible Umet A allegiance?mee? Yet.Yet, aoesnt Uie same SHOBHONE.08HCNB. JJuneub 0—SettT Dkftt sll kinds of hardships It ft is1* writtenwritten withw to much under- th a n we are or happen over and evert How haa returned■etumed to PocatelloPo aftar fl*« h ^ get assistance regardless. I i think think thal that law 1 is w rotten it standing th th a a t t »e »( cannot let it pass bu t I am sure in disappointedsappointed mim anJ|^B k>^^ thing happen ovi :» that fair? Do th e people of jtmics. if they ime to the lead-£W H R ft about the person who puts pleasure lUng Mr. and UMrs. rs. Paul Baoerefl. Btlnks. If they would Jet th e old unnoticed unnoticed and want^ to say thank eventually we 1 •s of his natlon||W .,,iiI and selfUn selfUh InWInteresU before his Mr.. and Mn,Mre. R. you?" T h e ^ f t over thethe Klngdai Kingdom of God? - W. ChaUium,:ihaU)um, LongLor Beach. Oallt, It looks to me like Idaho Is cu t------atomicsmic power power lorlo: commticlal « t . nrtce was smi 'oung man, when be was ap- visitedId recesUy ata t Ui» Sam Daatwr lave p a « u x ts of all k in d s; some ting ting off otf Its lu nsse n J. to spile its face T n n i l i r v ' S "W hat wc are doing is charging 1, ^ u ire lUU paying U xe»,on th e little for the aUle do ul 80 was the^^^ ^ ® proa^edhed onon thathe subject of Chris- home, for the atate doesn't pay taxes on Inquiry A l i y U l i j Spurred L . S'U",'."good share of the high develop- jo u i l of of Jodas. Jodi tian work,rork, saidsaid he hi was not sure Uiit Mr*.i Patricia SK inney. Boise, U lome they struggled to e arn so they that ihat kind kind ofof property.proi All taxpayers n _ . O ,, :n t COSU of power reactors to T hirty pieces of «uld have It In their old age and are helolni to J h irty pieces of sliver were sUcked Qod hadlad calledcalled him.hi lh e reply came visitingng her parenparents, Bir. and Mti. K s ^ r r r r . ; sre helping to pay Uie old cvge ns- By O V Sugared l3U Gas national,tional security,securltj and. In the pro- pon the the Uble table and the deal wai back, "My "My boy. boy. are you walking Manss Coffin.Coffin, ee! H wai theirs.------slitance.sUtance Every Evere manm oc woman uotte- Clly cUy PoSlct police ait ai InvesUgatlng a ctss.ss, sellingS«tWng aat tth V e tailltsVdMepos- m ade. U ttle di How the state must be reimbursed In* for wages ps lade. UtUe did Judas realise that withina calling calling distance?'- dt Mr,', and Mr*. Mrs. WWUI Creek. P u ^ p S i " “»•“”•« In* for wages pays so mucli out o t case case ofof maliciousmallclou: damage where s\i- alble)le a kind of propulsion[ unit thal hee w w as as pricing pridni himself, nol his On the the otner other hand, thank Ood, Colo.,.. vlaltedvisited UMr. r. and Mr*. John ------every every check check for for old sge assl.^iance. gar waswas putput In In thet gasoline tank of 11 reduce almostalmo to the vanishing Mla aster. ste r. The The resulta re of his bargain thereare are those those who seriously fact Thomasnas and thenthet left with Urt. Why mike the old folks pay a car owned by Dorothy1 Bayl, Twla pomInt t the depemdependence of naval ves- wereere eo eo unsatisfactory unsatis) that he aoon the askingisklng price prici and are finding Thomasnas for SeattlfSeattle, Waah. Sn Toate Insuran[nsursncc Group three «mef tlmea forfor’ nn existence? T he Falls. Falls. ■ aeisIs and military aircraft upon bases tookjok his his ownown life. iif< that thehe presentpresent rewards r of righteous they attended graduationBr*. entaieisea i « payers’ money pays our itglr.- T Trht ht wotnivnwomivn showrtsh oUlcers near- of fuel fuel supply." supply." A A few few years years later another man. livmg; are are very very satisfying. « They do for Mrs. Thomas’ son. Bill, a t tTnl. Ends 2-Day Meet iature; also our govcmor gets hi* ly ly one-holfone-half cup cup ot< sugar taken from AEC's sub m'motor is being built fromrom his his knees knees on the Damasciu not needeed to to muddlemudi their brains and verjllyty of Idaho.Idaho, salary too Irom th#" taxpayers. Do the the settling letUing bulb bul on her car. A Arco, a t Arco, Ida. Ida. road,sad, looked looked up up and inquired, “Lord, dull thcir thcir thinking thin) to make life Mr.r. and Mrs. RAlph1 Lucke r«> BON VALLEV. June 8-The Ida- they iW ^Jw ask them htT i to lum back th e ir mechanic told her I- the motor may 10 state association of life under- ejperise money? ------what•hat would would you yo have me do?" A bearable.ble. W W ith ith clear minds and turneded from a visitvis a t MdlienOD, ejpense money? have lo be repHi onvlcted and converted Saulof Tar- steadyy hands hands they th face the future Kans.B. H,— ------T, ' wnitrsinters wound up Ita 16th annual Oh, oh na, no ot ot courvemm' t\ot. they e am ttl The susar >r» ;onvention here Saturday with a mi „^p., '„t. wc The^sUBn.r*w” p«l In the U nk Y Oouth U t H Recovering R ( Ius S w ' i as T ready r S Sto stake his life on the unafraid.•aid. They They have the same ss- Mr.r. and Mrs.Mr*. A. E. MulUntr, IM* I'll they pot. Well, so have th e old sometime between bctwei 8;3o a m. W ed- /-i Ishtness of his choice. Vears of per- surance.ice, voiced voiced by I the apoitle Psul eson, Aril, visile Security ™!i“loon luncheon hS that fentured a woke ud . Aris., visited a t tbeU k D. folks. Woke up, people of th e fair nesday nesday andand 6:30 6:30 a.m. Thursday, she H r O m (1 Kutlon. suffering and hardship of keepingeeplng power pow of the One to Mulllnerliner home. peech by Stanton O. H ale, new slate s,ate of of Idaho Idaho so s maybe it cnn bc told police. The From Gun W ound h t Sets Visits ?«o?Jf o r k ‘.’..S Insurance com pany ex- voted voted out out by by referendum rel the same front of h er resl CAREY, June »—David Draper, '-'~ s~ = !B S 3 jsa w\-s 3 g ^.r s x;s^m777iifflW’iii .s^m-rTgrWB III! g iM " wSii H !l& c loclal security &d- ecutlve. Mitveaj it\e salessalts laxlas was, V ;t,p\st down ------:l of Mr. and M rt. Penis Dr*5>t:, ' 1 L to Twin Fnlb, an- Hale told tthe under»T it«s that that, 3 been released by the Kal/ey J -htdule of vislta io *re« familyamlly life insuranceIn eoverase re- . Is ts It It constltutlonBl?' constltu Can they DAV Wil Inleal hospital after receiving' ,'i • to iccept claJnw and lattdated ta Income,Incooii was not a s adequate make nuke one one give give up i wliat they have DAV Will Discuss §latm £ ent> 1 for “ a .37 caliber rifle ! anended aoclal se- IS u It |t was was 10 10 years ago bocause it earned earned to to help'help' keepI someone th a t ( J O n V B H lund sustained March 24. i '* — _ _ r hajlas not keptItepi, pasei wllh, Income In- hw hw nolhltvs nolhlns 10 10 turn over to th e Convention Plans th e youth \K\derwtni, two « p « -’ ■ • Udt tte J^crome office of reates. cream. •• state? Idaho haa Plnal plans for the Disabled Amer- nuonsons and and has has i been in the hospital S S H S A 7 a»it«rvlce from 9:30 a- w jj., lean Veterans state convention to l>e m ost» t of of the the tic time since the acci- 4 r / & mt At the aales coneres* Saturday TJ,Lr:r elew H UP? held here Thursday and Friday will dent SEaesday. He will .top oomlng:, convention “ i delegates heard OBOnaiA OEC YENNEy "t* ______, -j ^ W e n d e ll pMtolflee be outlined at a meeting of the ______peechcs by Harry J. S yp b tu , Salt (Twin f a lls) Stradley ^hapwr^hapWi No. 6, a t 8 p jn . a t j i^ i, g a n ^ will bo , t the sA Ske rClly. “ i,7 and«^ Kenneth W . Crlng, • — ------BUiOUM frotn 3.M HI jjjjg gujj Monday In the memorial building. 4-H Club v^ll Elects 'j The chapter auxiliary will hold KINO HILL, « w „ ..n . Slow RatRate Noted ZS jK,: KINO HILL, June I - Officers :: iwday-include «top» w«‘^lKttl*'p: Installation. All officers are urged werere elected- elected-at at the . first meeting . ras elected prtsldent of th e asso- to attend th e meeting.------of thth e e Livestock Livestock cracker Jack 4-H ! I , postofflee from 9,30 jj^uonlallon Friday rrfday whUe J. O olden Jen- T O l v O 0 . aad the department For Construction ----- ^ ------clubvb aa tt thethe htmihome ol lhe club leader, : M ■iitance, Haliey, Jrom CT, Pocatello, 3*4,*^ waa named vice presl- Applications .__,.r.finn» forfn construction per- ank Jones.______^1 A | lent. Secretary-treaaurer wiU be mils sel a slow pace the past week \-'U lim * C l I pja- WayneVayne C.'C.‘Pro] Proper. Lewiston. * ‘“ " J Contract Okayed Tanet Sugg was elected president; ------;------• Leo O'Connell. O'Conn Idaho Uiauranee a^toonly four fUed for work valued Alf innie Ainsworth, vice prtsldent; ' On Airbase Work Donaldinald ^derso Anderson, secretary; Ken- ' ommlisloner, gave the address of v«r, lh Jontj, rtporter. and porral xv, |!i Asked on SCS'T’lleeme as assoclaUon inembcrs fialUKlay Norman Btcvlck. 423 BOISE. BOISE. Ju June: n e s WV-J. A. Tertel- n i Jf entire aumm» ^ Quincy street, souRht perrols-ilon to ing ing andand Son,Son, BoI«.Bol has been award- Ainsworth,nsworth. socla social chairman. ^ : N Now o w lala the timo to purchase your entire 1 iBiissory Note opened their two-day aesaion. sdd Jdd a bedroomb irw m andai kitchen addition ed ei newHOW ssummer u m ir ahadea . . . Plentyf of color colora in all j ■Ktit by A. M. Sande Iti Aa cerUflcate cerUflcat< of the liability of DELEGATES DELE said Bald the lha govemment govern estimate was 2 aerani Mrt suit filed ag&lnst Allha and E3 Oeranluma SSo up. I aaizea. iz e a . Ulha and Elwood K. W hitehead. BOIIL. June 9-9—Duhl dclcgat<* to t57,U3J4.______, j yjsi.Petunias 8fl up. 'I •.-I T*1n!^1n palls, for state Income ta * due the annual convconvention of th e K i------Tomato Plants, dot. Sia up. mif clalnu the money foror 1049 waswai filed1 with th e county wsnls InternstloInternational ore Ed M an- vlsrTiNO VI9rTlN( PARENTS \ Tomato Pli I jeomlssory note IssMtd lecotdtrecotdtr BaWriSay.Batui I'to*nta* andontl 1>t.1>T. P. A. Kallusky. M r. VIEW, VIEW, J J u u n n t t » i - Mr. and Mis. ! Id Jiine 14, 10<8, which According Accordlne: tot< the certificate, the and Mrs. MsnnlrManning left for St. Louis a Q. . H. K. Olbbs Olbbs and and daughter. Sail Lake f CITY C l 1 1 FLORAL ! “Cinderella”( *t.l,J« 8. Rny Agee rep- WhiteheadsVhlteheads owe o *83.78 t*x. *8.0fl this week. Dr. Kallusky p la tu to City, City, are are visiting visitin his parents, Mr. i Behind ParisianPai Lauudry eJe. Interestntewst and tl.Mt. penalties.______Heaveleave June 18.19. and and Mrs. Mrs. J. J. C. C. Olbbs.______— ii NyNylon HOSEISE OFFERED AT iI NEWNl LOWw /J||H w l/ " ^ jI IPRICES!

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>pu sur cH ivaoin* THAN Pa h n o nr ec 7 0 7 T w i n F a U s *"»U.West . WG IE N G. JENKil [KINS S ' f • , , ' •IPAGE EIGHT TIMES-NEWS.re, TWIN FALLS, IDAHOao ______iirl, Repeats VowsJWS EventsE\ of Weekeek Engaged Auxiliaries A PlanI F Rita Bryant Weds/ed s W ed in Churchirch California Girl, A n n u a l F lc^ D a y ■ J. Croft iri LDS ^■ 1 Sgt. Dietz Wed ■ |||H Are Listed for | Blue Lakes Club I Teo for Tuesdayday I Church at Burley In Church Rites I The PstrloUo League of WWomen o m ^ H On June 3. Jeanne Johoson.aaon*Napa. Napt, H TTrapshooling w hich began Jun« S H win hold the annual Flag daylay teten n ■ BDHLEY. JUB» t - m u B/TJint. i « ( the Blue Lakes C ounlty elub will ■ ^ dnughUr of Mr. »nd Mr*. R««l Callf.. ant] S /6g(. Lortn A. Dietz. ■ at lh, a “t tbe American Legion.haUlU a t' 2 ■ TK'ln Palls, were united Inn marriage ■ be 7 , a feature thla aftem oon at thc ■ pjn. Tuesdny, All membera of P p a - ^ B Brvnnt, nurley, b«»ipe lhe^ e'b bride rl^ oof f club. The ahoot will beginIn at 1 PiivPin- ■ John A. Croft, non of Mr*. lri»Ida croflCrofl by lhe R«v. Lee Vemonon at the , ■ triotlc auxlllarlea are Invited to at> H Presbylerlan church In Napa. H Crews apraylng poison,n oak and ■ : ^ ftnd W. P. CroU. rteyburn. »tat s poison Ivy will m eet at 9 aJn. at ■ t 31 In Uie W ^ m , The i bride, given In marriage by ■ !>P‘: Presiding officers will bee Mrs.M rs H i Oouble ring ceremony May 31 In Uie inson. Salt . , . ^ , V B thellie picnic grounds. H LOS lirih w»rd rtcrenilonlon room. her uncle, Oeorge Johnaon, Salt . ■ Bene Hayward, president. Legion ■ I^ke City, ^ o r e a gownn of whIUwhite H W - j ^ H Farnlly dinner day wUI be ob- ■ auxiliary; Mrs. Mary Bolton, vice ■ bUhop UowRrd NUson rttd the I s J ^ B served from 3 to 9 p jn . ■ vice msrrUge vows. marqulMite entrain fashionediloned vlUtwllh H president. American War Mothers; ■ ’’IfPW deep lnaet.1 of lace over taffeUandtaffeta and H The locker rooms will be optnopen ■ Mrs. Addle Moore, sccreiary-treas- ■ BaskeU of gladioli andnd Itocksatocks H F - ’ ,, ..;a u |9 deei Monday but the clubhouseise Ls closed. ■ M rens- ’ vcro arT&nfced on either side nlde of an V ^ long cleevea pointing over the ■ urer, Orand Army of the Republic-:pubUc: \ 9 wrists. H er three-quarler-ler length ■ The .lecond round of the bestbc-st ball ■ Mrs. May Janks, sergeanl-at-amis* ' " •xcbwiy entwined »1lh rinl.'leiInl.'lei and I t .~ »»VbI wrli lournnment «ui be held Tue^layTueNlay aat t ■ t-arnis. lern »nd Uie vons were exchansed W I - 'i veil waa h e ld In place wdh(lh a Uara ■ Daughters of the American Revolu.aevolu. L'liv.'JS of pearl orange bloa.u3ms.I. A token llic women's Koir and guest day S tlon: Mrs. Nelife Horejs, conduc- I benenUi lhe nrchway. Theie randiesrandle.i H. | 4 5sV'>*’Johnson, Modesto, Callf.,, cousin of ■ t I War Veierana auxiliary will be In ^ ■ the, bride, and Leonard Halverson, B ^Al thc buffet din n er held Thurs- f r S flnizcrllp vril ntt.-irhfd lo a I » . d.iy evening. Mrs. ’Willardd McMaster Marry D. G ibb b S s ehnrgeS of the kitchen. **7daughter or Mr, and i J ^ imnll halo of tifl cniiRW withlth pcnrlJ^. It | j )i ' V " Santa Snn Ro.ia. K H - ; I B L ,v,c Veterans of Foreign W tirs ro^e.i and ,'j ' • ' TheT reception uaa heldeld In the * tA u and Clifford Fix receivedIved bridge , B „ ’cr and Don Olbbs will Her bfliigiipl w.n nt pink ro w and . ^ V \ prizes nnd Mrs. P h ll Fix nnd J. A. 3t5s will nuxlllnry will present the program llllr.i of the vftllt)-- « 1 s . • church chu parlors ImmedlalelyLely follow- B B ; ;-,': T prl; Ix nnd J. A. jjj married June 23 In nn eveningivening ,j,d,,,, the DAV will arrange the room. M Mftxitie nncuctl Wii' innldId of hon- J ’ S Ing Ing thc ceremony. Mrs. Annavnna Dark- WW ' - '*^11 Cfderqubl C« rccelvcd pinochleDchle prizes, ^remony. She Is thc dauRhtcrliter of . # # Pan or nnd llnrcl Tliurnoii nnd CharleneCMiirlene ?: • nlnw, nln? V alfrjo, Calif., sefved!d thefhe cake. I?'. K', ■' }lnsl.% / ' aerr Mr. a n d Airs.,lrs. JunesuJvnciiu w, Pattersonjn and and js 1, , Shinn and Mr, a n d Mrs. O, C, Baker ftcre brldfMnnlrtn. JackKk nixlernixlrr J .u Mrs. M W arren Johnson,1. Modeslo, ^ ' I ^ ■ Kcl Mrs. O, C, ,,p L, lhe son of Mr. nnd Mrs. W . p, P, V ■n had charge of the gueat book and R Olbbs. w. Year ‘ s Progrann 1-. , . . . and UDfll linndv wfref ushers. ! ■ Mrs. Mrs Victor Johnson waa In the gift H . _ . Both nre 1951 graduates of Twin Dnvld Stiibo was rliiclK-arcr.er. ' ' room,root as.’dnted by OeraldI Christian, Bj Bj ' , ' ^ K i t e hlch school. She Is employed™ Planned at Meet J •Die lirlde's mother worer n nnvy The T couple lefl for a weddingeddlng trip Hi- Hi - j " i. Candlelight * Rite nt ™ the Tlme.vNews nnd hc works FAIRFIEXD.f Junc B-A \tt!.TalkonEnglo, spcclal drcxs vcUh while nrce^v^nrle.ile.t and ft which whl will Include Yellowatone na- 7, '/H h v Se.iboard Mlll.i. The coupleole wiD mcimeeting of the HIU City WSCS Was corMRe of pinfc ro.« nml cnrnitiloiin.nrnitllntii. tlonsl jOn p a rk . Sun Valley rri-.tand Twin i' IIs P r e s e n te d by f,'lire et 461 Main avenue cast.t. brld brl Wednesday at the home of t i i v e n forGi ThB bririeRtoom'ii molher■ wore a Falla. Fall T hey will b« al home3me at No, i't' I 1 Mrs. Owinn Rice to preparaira th e EnnUsh mai_ navy hlue, with dnrk acre.wrlea.cce.worlea. ' 8 8 MonteM Vl.sta court, Fairfield.field. Calif. K- • j ' i Bellevue Lodge prograrn for the coming year.r. dauidaughter «fre Rue^^il and her rorsaRe »a« pink rosea and . Oq . ut-of-low n guesU were the : i . • 1 I > d Lodge ‘ ^ , "» . I i;i BELLEVUE, June 8 — Memorial K. s n n Olllcers are Mrs. QwlnnI Rice, fto camaUonj, , brfdegroom’abrld parents. Mr..a and n d U Ura, ra h I service.? were held by therM” Mnyflower X " 'e r A^anuser/pts ' ^ R e a d FollowinK the eeremony.my; the , .1 Stacey gtjn D IeU , Twin Falla. ^ - / / i ' president: Vera Wilson, vice• Pprest- f « ‘- M r, '''f« a recep- ,. ___ Rebekah lodge this week.:. Mrs. John } Mrs. H- W. Sawyer, Fnllon,I. Nev.. Nev.. dent: den Polly Strom, secrelary-trca- couple itreeted nuejU at a recep- J------1 J? > ,f. slew s was In charge of theUie Cnndle-Candle- an>and Mra. Ivn Wlbon, Tviln Pnlls. jur, Uon with Mr*. Kd Ke*Ier. Mr*.v!r*, Rue- I Pnlls. surer, and Mamie Martin, apritualnpntual T »’’« *U1 mu, [, -in Slube & I I \ lighting ceremony presented!nted by by 10 10 were we guests a t the Scrlboler's•s club club life nfe secreury. MeeUngs wlU be hheld e ld I**' » UH 1 ben Wtber nnd Mra, Elwln Blube • Vk members. meeting me Friday evening nt the home in 1 ery tw o « ‘’‘U“ons in Zoilaiw, ■Misting In the lift room.1. Shirley ,. . ”P C a l e n d a r s e home in the church nnd homes every tw o Thomaa presided al the gueatueat boolcbpolc ' fl ' |___ >• - . Rebckah-Odd Fellow decoration decoration of of Mra, Max Crolhers. . . . . weeks wee during the aummer. Mra.- M Ellia Andenofl » . .! , day will be observed Sundny,nday, Mem- irod eall wns nnswered wllh tn- a and Jaekle Handy. Oay Ingram. The reg u la r OES will b« held at SK- llh in- A Sunday school hasorg been an organ- . of Uw pro5a Carol Handy, Marilyn Cosierj ' S and I ’ •" 3 1 Dera will nltcnd church In na group foiformation concerning trade Journ- Ized izee at Hill City with Jesse Howard,low ard. S “ ' tf-* t; 6 p.m. T uesday al lhe Masonic ^ 1 then (to to the cem etery nnd decor- nlsnls. Manuscripts were re.id by Mrs. sup Marlon Qiiaat served refreshments. lemple, ^ jy Mrs. superintendent: Mrs. Jinlomlon. Thom ton, , ‘W'lrtd »i-j During Ihe reception, Earl Carl- | I • nie grave.s of deceased members. A AllAlbert Murphy. Mrs. J. H. Scavcr, a.sj: n.stlstant, and Clyde Martin,, secrc- secrc- Ma *on wa* m astfr ot eeremonles:iMiSong* Song* » 1 ’■ brief memorial aervlce willRill be pre- m i ,j. orval KcJIey snd Mr.s,. I.1. M. jary-trrasurer.lar: Teaehers are MflJDIe MflJHle CiCo-hoslfutj re« y- I'wwikfll M ary-M artha class of the - sented, jai were ounR by Marlon Loni;, Eoln I M r a S f l Flrat B nptlat church will meet at 5 j Jackson. Mra. Crothcrs served'Cd re- Mnrtin. Mn. Kellh Strom. Ruth H arrl- Slcllen,SlcI daujhter ol Ka Dummer, Shlrlcy Van?^nnt, Audene Iill I ... . 2»;,■ p.m. Tuesday a l the church, ^ The (troup reviewed proceeds of frefreshments, son son nnd Vera Wilson. tind tind Mrs. louclti. Christenson. LanLs Dialler.r. Eldene m r s . JOHN A. CROfTo r r « V « ESh a recent lalent show andnd voted an —------r Jensen, Ony Danner, nulh Judd ondand (Sherroa pnoto—< u u eniraiingiurailn it 7^, zeiiobla club will meet nt 11 a.m. 9 |^ - v i ' contribution lo n sta le .scholarship , ^ 7 ^ — ~i- . Connie Dolph. Unda Sliemore,more, ac- - W ednesday for a picnic dinner'^' dinner at K lund. A further yo u th project will ^ companied by Donnie Waymenl,Tienl, and t r-v ' / / the home of Mrs. Haroldd Johnson. I R be worked on from now until Christ- ^ Ilonald Chrlalensen. accompanied A ~-i. ^ welfare work In ^Keller M em orioI D aysIV 5 n No o , sewing will be done. - B r by Nadine Cnrter, jnng. Ann Keller • ¥ * * m Die county. The second meeting and Marla Nelson gave a fklt. each monlh will be dedlcated'lb the lenfy of v e n The M S and S club will meel at B | The new Mr. and Mrs. CroflSiwi loft Report Is Given 111 meel at ^ " o ’ wllll each member brlnnlng 2 p.m, Wedne.^day wllh Mra, Clark M nrlJOe.^ /or lhe puWJr on a wedding trip IhroiiRh Wfl.ili- i t n P T Q Klelnkopf. A children's day“ program B g inRton and Orewn. Kor lier golnR- To War Mothers‘ willS' be presented. j B collection, I •way outfit the bride chose> an aqua Wlien the American Warar Molhcrs « ^ rrellmlnnry plana were mnde for Rllt with white accessorlea.lea. They mn e t Frtdny nflernoon al the legionLegion The •p D n lty club will meet nl 3 p.ra, a Kood-wlll day which= will find f i W V for solitary | | I * tre ll?lng in Burley- ' hhal! a repori was made onm Memor- W ednesday nl the home 'o^''^^^s^ of Mrs. h! H. MRS. LOREN A. DIETZ£*2 membefa doliiR w ork for solitary m m v k The bride was graduatedled from mit l day aervlce.v Tlie groupup aiicna.attend- Q q 1 ^ ach member l,s required I members of the community.lunlty. The I , w k t I.s required iSUff engraving)______projcii will be completedted al a llh lhe e j t ^ f M . Burley high school wllh the IBM ed'.lhee hcrvlce al lhe cemcler>’ niid alerlnl for Jifx elnsii and lhe bridegroom wasvas grad-grnd- Mr.'.N Harry Barry placedr .a wre.ith 'o I'’’" '" “ P‘' material for T next meeting. valed from Heybum high school In ono thc monumenl. Mrs. Alma'ta.coS: Conk- ' '»” «■ g | J Tlie'observance of MnyflosersMnyflos-er'.s ^ Biographies Read^CULJ 50th nnnlversnry wll! be[ held Junc \[\eaA! 1818, . »1Jin and Mrs. Nellie McVey,■ decorntrd .j. M um aj will meet - Out-of-town gueiUi Includeduded Mr. thU e monument. ,,g | • 21.Odd Fellows will helpI Inin Ihecele- Monday a t the home of Edith Pat- h bjBiJon. Mr.s. Jaired Ivle,f, Mrs. Les- . . and Mrs- Hoy Pace. uranttparenOrlarenti oof f A letter was read from Mra. Mar- tcraon. irrR, N ettle Rowe will “ bc “I'w- a-wW- D U P M eetingerino the bride. Clay Bprlnga. Arlz.:irlz.: Mr. gnretg Hornhur-'l. Hnzelloii, stale nnl bc nnswer- Two blonraplik-.il sketches-h.. were•anr. Larsen nnd M rs. Johnohn Slevers ' . . ,'fiii(1. your vncfltionn pinnsp in n s cnn ciiii ha complcie «lcn loii, stale iio.itcss. Roll call will bc answer- Ti ■nmn Eiii ; clmrge of rcfre.'hmcnU. and Mrs, Hnl Sutler, Snowflake,nowflake. prc.ildcnt,p tclltliK ot acllvUlrslllrs nlal the tdtd wllh ^ hlBhllghU of tdaho.ho rc;idf«'“' «l thc nicctliiK of Cnmp Fjii-| plan your FUN wardrobero b e a t theth e Mayfair ShonAll Arl7..; Mra, Orval Hymas nnd aon. vcUran.iv lio.\pltal In noise,e. If. If ^ Ar-IAr-Kl, DaiifiliUTS of U tah l-ionccr,..|. "A contribution w ill be taken nl ^ home cf " " t mccllng fo r the .“.Ign fund ^ liitest styles in your f fa a v o rrite i t e ccolors anti fabrics, Forrest, Mrs, Darrell Ericksonkson and Lo,^ lios|iltnll7.nUnn|iltnll7.aUnn BUHL—B B uhl chnptcr ofnf Amerl- ff*'’ nitcrnoon n f thc home of Mr. and Mr.i. Don Barry, all Je r- ^ for the Odd fellow s home. the heuch . . . for thc m o u n tainta in s . . . or for wear iro , all Je r- chnlrm an. Rave a rc|>ort onn Uie work can can Wnr Molhera will meet:el Monday Mf-'-Mf-' Wlnllrcd W hitehead. Mrs. NclllB C haney, noble grand, ome; Mrs. Lillian Thompsonpson and ^ i,y the Rroup. J. W. Carr, slate at t loble grand, ^ ^ ' \ \ home . . . you can havetv e tht h o ses e ssp o rt clothes a ta j Carr, state nt the O eorge Wade home.e. 30«Elev-30* Elev- MMra. Inea B arnes, granddaughlerrt hi iwl appointed com m ittees to serve a I Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Murtaugh.5 ir *11 bome^ chairman, extendedd an Invi- enth entl avenue north, with Mrs. WndeWade o f ^Wiillam P. Sm ith, read hla llle Bnlt Lake City, and Mr. .and Mrs. ^ ,1 i T , . rt luncheon and bnnquct June 30 for \ li^ th at will fit your budget.ig e t. and Mrs. i,,t.|on for the July R opf"u I'o'!''*house at nnd and Mrs. W cj. Fuller a,'1 hoslewe.',hosieMe.i, hlsloryhlsi: and Mr.-^, ETnond Senrle. Oame.i were•ere piny- stnsl le and nailonnl olflccsIces were w”’' tem ple. ObligationI ceremony In JJuly. Closing prayer wasSSS; g.lven PPaul / OES Notes ★ Koret of Californial i a «d and the hoileu served, refresh- tnbledti uniil lhe July 111 meeting.meetlne J>'d m ajority degrees will1 be given, by ^Mr.«. M ad! Bnllcy. ' Dtes * > oient^______EDelegalca to the conventionllion Aug,Aur’ Officers orii a re asked lo t>e be al thc OiGuests were Mr.s, Ida Hendcr.son, ★ White Stag ------33 and 24 at Kellogg vlll be chosenchoser^ temple tem] a t 7 p.m. Mra.Mrs. Lydia Johnson, Mrs, MacSS5 Flory Degree Program)gram 3, (jiw 4. I f- a t the n e u meeilng. .^1 V V * and Mrs, Ada Overcnd. Mrs.Mrs- Hen- PPAin-. June J>—E-dah-ho•ho chapter ^ i S i n L •k Ship "N^ Shore Marian Martin ■ The p ^ lls Avenut dubI will meet dersonders and Mr.v Johnson were re- ol the Order of Easternn Star met / Mra, Anna LeClalr, programuogram at 1:30 1 p.m . Wednesday a lI the Idaho celvedcelvi Inlo m em bership. We.Wednesday evening w ith Mrs. James j t i ic Dorisoris DodsonDod chairm an, fntroduced BettyieCty Lou Power po»- company auditorium.•lum. Mrs. nThe July 13 m eeting winwill be a Sic'Stevens, worthy m atron,1. presiding P a tte rn JD unn. who gave a reading. lcr, 1^- LeRoy A rrington will be>e hosteas. m poUuekUi dinner a l the homele of Mrs. alnl I the Masonic lemple. ★ JontxenJan t; J , Hoatesses were Mrs. Kal#;i* Kevan,Kcwn, EachejcI m em ber Is asked toI bring Uou o BanBarnes. DDuring th t evening the Mount 9 j a a ||i i w M rs. Ellen McVey, Mra. Jessie[esjle But- guesu. gues A Him on cancer;er control miMrs, Velma H ooten will 4)eJie chair- HaiHarrison cTOlpler of the Ordcr of \ 1/ phin, Mrs, Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. „iu e Order of lolds, Mrs. win be show n. Each member>er Ls asked man ^lan of the com bined meeilngrilng wllh the Demolay presented thehe molher'a . ~ M A nna McClain. Mra. Alice Cowles, Cnmp Mary Lois In AugiuU deg /, \ M ra. Nellie Evana m d Mn.Iri M»belMabel * doien^cooklea. cam st, desrea and lhe m aster- counselor I / / I ft Holmgren. The Tl L D S flrat ward Relief:1W societymWy , • » » gave a short lecture on mothers,lOthera. I . At the conclu.slon of the meeilng r / U ’ . ¥ ¥ ¥ will will hold a w-ork meeting at } pm, Tuesday. Mrs. Myrlle ‘«nX; Bingham. Book Review IsI s rcfrejhmftils« were served In the \ » / We'e carrycarry a Family Reunioni o n work™i director, will have chkrge of — , , dlnlnc room by Mr, and Mrs, Arl _ , Che meeting:. Members are,‘!SS asked M to Given for C I lu UD b sntl Mrs. Peggy Fenton.^sitcii. I .H#/ compJetepJete linelint of r a u bring th e ir own mawrlaU for a lex- / \ Reported at Paul » KIMBERLY, Ju n e ft—Mrs, Roger r I \ Jantzen Jantzen oim ' tile palnU ng demanslraUon,II, ; Nurs- -Thomas, J ! , guest speaker. Rave a re- r / PAUL, June 9—The Dufflift family family «rv jrv care fo r ehlldren willUl beoe pro-pro. ..g^m j.,eadow V at the May -Pinochle Played °flX?Mrs .'M SPORTSWE'RTSWEAR / held a. family reunion at lhe the Hues- Hues- vlded. vldei guesl * luncheon of Uic Kllnbeily La-t n tiETP ciiEEK. June S — Mrs. ' '• to n Duff home Uat week.' J J die* Pioneer club. Frank Thatcher was hostess lo Uie i s T S h lruu ------_____SS 32 .9 S Out-of-town guesu were Mn. ftlendly Doren club ThUrsday.Thursday. J M auda SUlhman. Buhl;™ Mr, ’Si and Show Is Held6 1 0 'a, Oroup singing was led byty Mra,Mrt, pimpinochl# waa played withrtth prlwaprltea S h o ru S 3 .9 5 - 4 .9 ! / Mra. W alter Short. Mr. and and Mre, Mre D: DECLO, June #—A flowerower ahow B*w Robert Denton, Mrs. J. Frankank Hen- goirgoing to Mrs. Dave Langley, Mra, ■ K m / . . Don Raamifsaen, Mrs, Mabel MlZemke, Zemke waa was held Tuesday at the recreation O', ty, toastmUtress. Introducedwed Mrs. Alb.Albert Oabardi and Mn. Clarence / . all Burley; Mr. and Mrs. rs. Lorum Lorum h»U h»U by th e I>eclo Oarden club. Mote Tha Thomas. BroBro*n. Quest prUe wasas received ' V ’ 1 Pu«her» S 3 , 9 5 j y / stocking and aon, Acequia, nndnnd Mr. Mr. than thar 50 arrangem entJ were■re eiiur'ni.eiiUr'nI. A past president’s !cn sll!II! be heldheM by .Mrs. Clorencc Ooodhue. / a n d Mrs. Willard Dult andnd family, family, with with irU a n d other gardenlen flowers Thu Thuraday at th e hom e of Mrs.Irs. JnmcsJames MMrs. Leon Brown will be hostess K I ■ Burley. Included Inch I n the entries. HemHeno'. to I llie club June 22. _____ 1 1 SWIM I mW ITS J — I !tiiliulSm JHHI A T he onlynly honr hom e perm anentent speciallyspec designedned "to take" on

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______TIMES-NEWS,TIMES- TWIN FALLS,'ALLS, ItIDAHO . irt QueenQl Rita,ita ReyReynolds, " June BrideE ' . Christian\'istianWomen Thetaleta Rho Girls Moose>e AuxAuxiliary Dinner-Donler-Donce Is ■^form ation Ensign Married/ M e■et e t With Groups Select Officers Selectslets OfO fficers; Plannedjnned bby Glub BrarnP' Plans m : i . r - M r in Mosc OSIJONE. June»-JeanS chup- ~t ra|,>niu.l aahir-iaacd ’ ' l o c u t i o n met J In Moscow Rites F or> r BibliB i b l e S t u d y I penles•J was elected presidentp of The- ' KReports e p O f T S Given the Newcomer'srcomer'* club WJl ba l i M .. cj OODINO, o o d in o , Junejun S — Wedding ., ■ I m ^ons o s on the llliHie ot Christ wrre | ta Rhoho a t th e regularregu: oteUng hild onicen> were electedelect* Friday «v*. ^ .^ » T’ evening evening a a t t th(. t T ur^ ctob: ■ i 9 S A ^ r & 6>»t««u VQM were exctisniexchanged, by IUU Jean ^ n tS ^ eo B . Summer »M B^4a||fl Riven a t Rroiip meetingsm of the m b week a t the OddO Fellows hall, ning by Chapter:h*pier No. 186, Women of ®“*leulc provided provided bjr b Arlon 8 M - '( le RcynalU], Reynolds, daughterdai of M r.and Women'sn's councl! or the Chrhllau Wilmala Cole was eleciedeli vice pre-sl- the Moo^e,•e, nt the reregular buslnesa Uan-|rehestia. orchestra, Mrs.-y C. A, Reynold],Reyno tnd Enslsn churchI Thursday afternoon. dent. Other officer:officers scr\c a longer meetinK al the new­ lUchard Nc«« al the new Moose hall. Oenval•al chalnnaa-ot chalnnka-i -the- ^ t i a e ^ tl mchard Nc««U. June « al the G roupJP No. 1 met with Mrs. W. U term er or arc appointive.appoint Mrs, Nelliecllle Soper I.s senior regent; 1* Mrs.Karl Karl Shrode. Shrode. O ther Chair* ^ rejgy-rn...» !# '■ ^ rsrst t Methodist churchch In Moscow. Goodinan.ian . Mrs. LiLealle Burkhalter Maryiry Dene WUllam*,WUllai retiring pres. Mrs. H««lHi Welch. Jtm. lor regent; jnen ar*t Mr*. Mr*. CharlM CharlM 'W Uk«. U eb. le Itev. Ernest p. Ooulder per- gave thlhe e lesson anand read a letter idem,;, was in charg. charge of the meeting. Mrs. Marierie ChapmanChapman, Junior grad- et*. andI Mr*. Mr*. Don Don Uoynd, Lli O m o zv p - ' ■ formed-med the double ring rites In lhe B f V* ^ i T H l from Mra, Orace 1Paul Hendricks, pjanjs were m ade lol< Inauil officers uate, regent:mt: Mrs. KiKatherine Long, tlon*. Mrs.ilrs, Wilson Wilson will wl be •sstrto d ' - * presence of fasUlte RSfia th. f-'.- - ■ isence of families and friend* of F'i ' ' ..I-.' ; / i . \ ‘ missionarynary in Japai Japan, Roger Nuss- ,h#le nextn jx t meetinimeeting. ' chaplain; Mrs. MarieMarli Roberu. re- by Mti.Roy Roy Fou Fom and and l i n . K letiktd ■ U J io«. J«y *•—— ■■■■ the'couple. coupic. If.;. . V » 'v p * iV \ gen 'played lelecUt .n.wcr.aiKUuMWt.l.„w»d. md Mra. Imogene" BJork. High. Assistant*sslstant* forfor Mrs.M U o m d airo ■ { V ^ p n t e (fu«rd. , , ...^ Olvenr.lven In msrrlasemtrrlai by her father, F ' : ■ ■•»®3gir i. .A»- I cordion and Lorraln .*: Uie bride wora a s hent equipment lor thf polio k, Mrs. B. L.L.Rels), Reiss, Mr*,Mr*,' John MalvlU* e bride wore a white slipper sa t- I ' - .a a* ^ . I ' reading. Mrs. Burl Chapman presided i at tho »nd Mr*.r*. E. E. C. 0, Degenhaidb Dege. K < g i ”me^ Wcdouda; ~ ^ In fashioned withwllh two side panels h t" ment w ard a t the Magic Val- - . iV. ., ; alstant hostess. Repotu w ere given . by Th* dancelanee willwill atartatart a t 7:30 p . m . detalU tar Blue ' .'' embroidered satinut; tiers, full aklrt l l '' I !■ ( Mr*,: C, c . Hayr w .. ■ iJ lf ^(Irs l se"!on a-U] , a sweeping"sweeping'cat cathedral WMn.- a S K • ' andU rTt t ^U «Ul lhe h« tonsvalt o ^ ot intoriB iI. L • . i \ J «i. lo groupup tlo,No, a. MiMr., WftlMt Mllltt rs. Nellie F erris, member- ot ,» the•>,. club win _i be member* ' ' .' gattiercdthered bertha ccollar of cmhrol- B^ k jJ t ',y conducted the meet s. Vivian Childs, publicity: ^.^oum ey c m * th e oouth hills, ‘ « a saun. netntt yoke, long sleeves P * - ' - p^ > V ^ ’ voUonals. Mrs. H iler"vlsUed th e ^ c eu h u m -m i* &the'''''H \ *h So-Joumey club and epaa* ther Hnicher. friendship: the Welcome o f X Wagon. TniuC b« made ... ' Inied at ihe'wrlstj and fitted ■...-;VT , :• . ' Earl Ma.'on ,'preser m ; die Trent. ho.-5plul guild; ®‘ “ «.W el~me by Ju n e bodicedice completed the wedding dress. ■^*'’4 4 . Mn. Miller was a assisunl hostess. Belleiue was dlwu.„ „ Mr»i, Lerirar.ra See,Srr, clichild cnre, and *^ * ^ * ‘ ' ^ lingerUp veil o( o Illusion net«f.a ‘ Otovipup N No,q. 3 mmet n at the hsmt oS j X . . Mrs. B)ork,ork, small small boya bastball ^ 0 ^ C i T C l C ■ jMtrd of Uie Twin heldId by a JuUet capci or pearl stud- Mrs. H. L. Turner and Mrs, Fred A / \ o n r o f “ ir V Circle H as ■*Sr^ Cunp Fire OlrU ‘ledd taun. The bride'sbrl bouquet waa Hudsonin was inIn chaicharge ot Ui« meet. / V \oore U U r e VCircles"'" -.il “ ¥he white .lepnan m g ft M ollice »t 8 pjR. ' a cascade of white rests centered Mr*. Turnerburner gave the devo- U I . - - * . X, Knthcrme Pope and mys^ Instollaticitollation Rites r ^ ‘»^Krs .re urted to ''1‘hlh a■ red coraagecontse wom later with Mrs. C. P, Bowles read a .H . n O o S st T forT( W SCS;^”i^xrMrE.!by Mts. Eileen McCullom. .Olflcer*ers were Installedln*ti fo r tho f I B H r traveUng>lraveUng>entei ensemble, a go^ bol- V t B U tter fremffcin OecUiOerUuda Shoemaker, miCHFIELD, cH FIELD JuneJur 9—Circle KO, 5 ^il». Amandaimanda ThorT hornton. Nr*.-Alta newly organltedirganlted Christian Chrli w o m e n 'i IBI ) suit, wllh navy accessories. 6hs - i C M f e .& C S m issionary■nary In Bdgl'Belgium, VanlU and of thehe Richfield WSCSW wu enier- Waring, Mrs. Mrs. Leila Leila W urlng. XJrs, Fellowshiphip group ofo: the V»lley by ihl. ■ ' I woreire a threcsuandthree-siran pearl necUaee, X ' ■ iBharonn Turner janjaang two songs, Mrs, i»ineded Tuesday at the meeting ot Wilma WIrschlng aiand Mrs. Welch ohrlsllanin church WednesdayWi eve- this week I t Ul« B H * gin of the bridegroom, ^ HK K « C 4 s l * • Mil I I I R*5ph Bogar prese presenled the lesson, iha Moore circle.circle, Mrs. Floyd Pnie, «rvedunch. lunch, i ning atI (hethe home QfQt Mr*. W iUard iftUch. It meuu Und. .. I ^ K ^ I Tworwo large floordoor baskets of gladl- ^ ^ HPEcjlft d E L l Miryit- r : I Co-hdStessesdtesses were Mrs, Albert formerier Richfield member. w»i The annualmnual plcnlipicnic will be held Ihler, flu n e worUiig and peonies were at the tldea ■ j f O n r ^ <71-- Q/ W egener.le t. Mrs.Mrs, ClliCllttard DavU atvl ^naitijtis, June n. lhe.the. altar and lighted while ta- jnm S I' Mrs. Hudson. „ „ „ InstallationUatlon service**ervlc« wero con* w t purpM«- ichlleld members preseiitert Uie # , * ~ ductedby by Mr*. Mr*. L. L. O. O. B*e*e w ho In- I—ger camp. M n. L. C. n S H !>ersrs in candelabra formed the dec- ' ' Mrs. Eiva Olson UB i^ B oration. ;ram w ith Mra. Mac CrowUier M t i r f n i i n h Mrs. Clarence Peck, presl* D. Belveal t i- 'I/ f irroup No. 4. Mrs. lg Ihe devotions and Mr.i. El- / V J Utaugh r i U U g r i Group ^(ri. Max Oalley. vice i>real< ■ ^ ( a n i l n e some lin t 1 As^s tokens of sentiment the bride 1 i dueled■ thit;. e meetinim S M . carried a handker Swatman the le«on on child Q r 't i o / - l i .l/r Jrs, Orvln Bland, seeretA i;: I r^^'C .D avls la group rrled a handkerchief which had I of the president. M aro In C hristian living. O Vhedules - n e U U l t Picnic S S kack S^r.®; Leaher, treasurer; M rs. I £ poup 13 tpQwred beenen carried by tieiher maternal grand- '"■'■ Mrs. Olson read I moiheriiher Inin 1891. and Mirs. rs. O,O. J. OouOoulur. fonner mis- ther 0 ‘ber Richfield Richfield guests were Mrs. MURTAUGH.rAUGH. JunJune 0—When lhe Clyde Ranuey.tanuey. *ludystudy *rwln Elaine Bucho.Bucho, wor*lworship chftlhnan, , Bivekeau Georgia St^nemets. Buhl, waa ^B'' <’ sionarles to China, i Uie bu.viness wa& c(^ndiiei- and-Mrs.-Ihler, serv Ud of honor and Molly Cramblet, :7 Lol.^ Fter.‘>^ep.^i in In Burm. Burma. ers, Mrs. W ayne McCord J and Mn. P«rklns. Uie bu.vines :rs.-lhler, service-C halnnan:— ; ^itudicd air tram porU* Gooding,)oding, and DoraDoi Gaudln, Spo- S ’ ’ " Mrs.. Monroe HnjHnycs gave a ,^um- Flavel. Flye>- Mrs. Mrs. Max Behr and ed by Mrs.'■Irs. Ray A;A-ssendrup. Plans Barbsraa Galley Galley was wa* guect plAoUt. l^ lM . The glfl^ '^ent - Albert Slpe. both fomierly of were madeide for a fanfamily picnic to be DevoUonalslUonals were were i given b7 M n . •Oica «erc given eome kane,nc, were bridebridesmaids. Candle- jt■ . / mary of thc We of Christ Itom “*rt Slpe. H i S H lllhtershters were RuthRut Van Engelen, .1 i!'■ ‘ . / • prophecyccy iinUI rtrejujrfcllon wJlJi Richfield,ifleld, also also were wer prfsrnt, beld Julyy 30 at the I.Id ah o Power pJc- suc/io and refreshmeirefreshment* were served ^BuUns o t »lrpUnes. « « « nic ground*ind* alat Ta-lrTa-ln fait*. by Mts. Ihler, Mr^ m m S S U 'Fs'fni-(n F^IIs,'and'ColleenF^lIs,'and'Ci McDonald, \ i i I poemsI . and somsongs Interspersed * * >. thler, Mrs. J. F. P e reh a l , ^ pauenger planea Ida. 1 ; iftemoon was spent do ng ,„ dri. Mri, Peck. Peck, I - ^ B j n Bovlll. 1,- f through{ll t'let ’le t.ilk.t.i!k. NMrs. Wnrd Blake. P i r f K H n \ / i rk on dish towela for Mrs. i/, y , ud taklns o(f. Two B 1/ . i slee assi.s'.cdssi-s'cd the hohojies.1. p iirth r r n u d a a y y . s N oted h.™o‘'“™".i.“’ ¥ ♦ ¥ ,Mte> VlUl th e Uip were ^BSH loyce Fisher, TV' Twin Falls, wai vo- f ^ . Perkins and games \w ere directed by r t • i i n callst.list. Wedding and background m u- ■ f ’' .-'. '/ J I . ‘ Mr*.. A’ldle A’ldle Moore Moore gave a mLulon- FILERM R , Ju n e fi - Mn. Robert Mrs. Clarence Barks ■ WliKhlng sn d Mrs. a . (luring the en P-. • /■ i ary le.«on on thc P irence Barks. ✓ .Oiridal ridalbr Shower ^ Tlte r o u p ffunrdUn, during the entire service was : f'-. / ,«on on thc Philippines at the Reichert;hert gavogavo a a picnic plc Thursday for prltea were won biby M ra. Jack All- ' , lyed byl’^ DelorlsCelorls Knight, Gooding. .. !! ‘ group Np. 5 meetingmeeting. Mrs. O. H. Has- her daughter,daughter, P Patl- atty Ann, Jl. aam es ^gd. Mr*.k ArUiur DegDeglorglo. Mn. Uo A mucellaneou*Ucellaneou* ah ahower wms gtr« also Bceompanled ■ m S i 'v « 'T > ;/i . - v ^ . kina v a a hostess, i Ensign^ Ig n Je n y Rockwood,Roc Iona, was K '4 • vaa hostess. as4l*t«d bjr Mti. » played. were played. Turner and Mr*,Mn. R*yr A«endnip. ursday «« «Tenln« * l th e toom t - bestit man and ushersuth were Darrell '' ' t » ' L. E. Wilson. Mrs.Mts. Moore and Mrs. tv. \(«v, biiihrt, lh vaa Sngeltn to* N erm n ■ls4. *^7' "I ...... in .a A llen. Mrs. W. M \Wti birthday ann^'ttrsary ol The -whilelU elephanielephant w«4 rwelved by ^ Vaa SngeV Callhsn,llhsn, Kellogg, anda Second Lletll. - ? by Engle, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Allred.red. QuesuQuest* «w ere Mr*. Duane Fin**- a Blrf p o u p went, to Harold Cottrell, “ B . X >t«r a picnic. The glrle irold Cottrell, Pocatello. The -V# I the meeting. Jt • >1 11 Lj-manlan Engle, wajwaa celebrated Fri- Perkins and Mr*.Mrs. F*Faye WUlhlte. Lol* CarothenCarothen was was sM latant hoaU bridegroomdegroom and his attendants wore * ■ . -day with a picnic on Rock creek, Tlie ne*tnext meeUnimeeUng wilt -be held ess. Shower gathei were pUyed ^C «thy Brownell was mllllarylllary uniforms. i t l £l9lse Carljon U grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, F. with Mrs,rs. Pete ThiT hornton oa July end prliesriles received received I by J e n y 6t«a> Therhe brldgroom's mother. Mrs. / / S talte te CCon' onvention llcholson, -were ggttls.______Held andind Dorothy WV eaver. ^ uura r a Kewcll. Laprens,i t la., wore ' [ p ustel u i blue wllh 'white accessories / 'I NamesT\jm esTw o Local = e ist G'rcles nndd the bride's mothern chosa an I ~ Falk’s . . . FamouBFamouB ffo r Famous A^omcaL=:£=aj=E8 ■ - — an gown with navy' accessories. F V/ J J ' om en to O ffice — ...... i ch had a cahleya orchid cor- , >// Women 1 fct Officers FVFXYtFvr.™iEvms i.a w . cm MRS. EATIL n . ^E^VEU. T he .ilaU.ilaU conven convenUon of the Eu- Hc5tlM of the F irst Bap- ' iSlarr enjraving) hsmflawlI Bell. Hagerman,Hai wa* In (SUIf enrravlni) preme Forest WoodWoodmen's circle was d mt reorganized at ' * * * * chargearge of the guestguei book. ------held Jutune n e 1 1 and and 3 3 In Boise. fc7,l»y ariernoon. r . i i rhs couple spent their honey- andI Jame.iJam es Obadal, nl! i-aurens, la.; Two 1 local local memb members were elected ^ |tW« No. 1 m et with R p t h p K on al McCall, They will live In Mr.. and Mrs. Ashl Ashley Oaudin, Spo- to stas te te offices. offices, They are Mrs. [itWJtT. Mrs. HtTTOan P c,2 thel i n e i , ,tRites \ ,. to , S“rOoodinglodlng ‘°” until5f*"^? EnsliEnsign Newell rcporU knne.le. W/ish.: W/iah.: Mr. Mr. c and Mrs. William Mae Oardoski,jardoski, secoisecond vice president. a the d. June i. coup,eple ^111Wlll be held a t 8 p. m. Mon- lu th Shuler, Mr*. Ethel Stlve.i,' B m aiij; Mrs, C. M. Field, .of the the Wniilell Wniilell bethel of th e In - Shele belonged to Kappa A pha day a t th e Gaodlcis Bc.uie Modlin, M n. Grace I B Itv John Bluings, host- »emii\ion»l Ord« ittXional Order ot Job's D ough- Thcta,icta, social sorority;sororl Sigma Alpha churchirch p.,to. parlors, S . .. SM rs. aOaroskl " S and Mrs. Ir- m W S li »nd Mrs. Vemon ters. lota,ta, honorary ntn u sic sorority; ^ ^ ocal president. ^ ^ fpr Womenn and Girls ircia'chalrm an. Thehe publle publle In; Installallon cerem ony Spurs,lUrs, and Kappa Delta PI, honor- _ Mrs.. Modlin was officially Initial. t • OiteoD circle No. 3 met wlll be l>e held at the1 Hagerman M a- aryy education fraternity.frat | / ^ l l / c p » - •U te president, Mrs, Bessie . J I it 0. Kuykendall. Mra. mniclc temple startingsU at 1;30 p.m, EnslsnEnslgn Newell receivedrt his eom- * T U alkIN J > s U on f China umj live lhe devoWons FoHowlnjlowing reirf5llmenl.^reire: the girls mls.'lonis.'lon In thelhe U. S, navy prior to Mrs.[r*. F*red F*red Kelly Kelly presented a pro- * * * * *. J ttton are Mrs. Ada Mlr- wlll present & progi-am.p receiving:elvlng his BS dedegree In education gramm on China lilor the Women's C„-_ ^ Cost YououLess Le s:^l; Mrs. Kuykendall. Otherther officers officers to b« Installed are a t the commencementcommenc exercises Missionarysionary society of Uie United u n Titertain e r T Q i n Guests * do*. isiI love g ift chair- joann sUvenson,Stevenson Wendell. ' senior Junene <.4, Hc Is a irmember of Sigma B rethrenIhren church 'Thursday »fter- MILNER..NER. June June I 9-Mr. and Mrs. a. feaard M arlyn. mis- princess;icess; CharleneCharlet Cary, H agerm an, Alphapha Epsilon, socialu fraterrUty; rioonn a t the homihome of Urs. John Harold1 Seymour <«it«clB.lned »t a Eevans, it« e - juniorlor prtncess;prtncess Carol P reston, Eagleele, and Anchor NROTO and re- Knodel,xlel, yiler. yiler. dinnerr ' Wednesday Wednesday. Out-of-com- ^ T o d a y ] IlCiLH. Jennings, treas- guide;le; Mary JeanJei Boyd, m a rsh al: celvedIved honor*-tkonor*. Inlo Intramural ath- Rolloil call call was was an answered on. “how munltyy ffifesu ffifesu w w ^ ^ Mr. and Mr*. day] VirginiaIlnla Olsler,OWtr, InnerI guoril; N ancy letlc.^ c-j Vs. S met w ith Mrs. Campbell, oiitei Ic.'. you m et your huslhusband," Member* Hoy Meyer*M eyen and family, Walla ^ ipbell, outer Runrd; Elennor , Out-of-lownDut-of-town gutguests Included Mrs. read1 arUclesarticles on Ihe progress of Chl- Walla.. Wash., Wash., anc and Mr. and Mrs. / < » t i l t i , J. D, W akem led oibl.^on.l.^on. Junior custodlin;i B arb ara Lauraura Newell and two daughters, nesai mlsglonarles.______Luther missionaries. r JdcmJdc\«, , TwlTwin FaUa. f # \ 1 wn. OtU«r» a rs Mrs. jJcAauliy.\auUy. seniorstnlt cutsodlan; E v- _ _ _ _ ^ _ _ _ _ * > Buy on•n Loy-A'MLoy-Awoy isiadein, president; Mr*, elynI Young.Younj, Oeraldlne( Law ton, ■^,rt:epresldenl: Mrs, Juanitanlta Anderson,Anderso Potty Ncymnn. $1A Down ittlMcretary. ond Mrs. Barbarabara Olsler. abler. mei'engers; Cnrol ^ »«. l/fwurer. AnnI Jncksoii,Jnck.soi!, llbr.'irlan;lib; Joati Berry, , * * * Biuiiclan:liclan: LorcttnLorctl Piisoc, reporter; YOU SAVE SAV $40.00 Because of rising wool ] ma Lee Bcrry, treasurer, nnd .00 I l l ising wool prices, wtf Jyation H e ld ICn V Campbell, r, chaplain. had the foresight'esight to .purchsM embers of the choir will bc K nth- Seogull G irls e Pagnc, Ruth Bell, Lets Rae these New FaU’’all Sweaters Sweat< early. T -li'jtl Iht 1-D3 fourth Neyman,man, RoiaIln.ia Adams.A Sarsh Crnw- So BUY NOWOW for your\ Fall a wa Ihclr graduaUon ford,I, Shirley AhUnberg,i Dorothy *J «! the second ward Lowry,ry, Carol Burk,Bu; Melba Hlne and . .Wardrobe at; great flawflavings i, « EldaBroa-n-iBron-n. hJ Bu4y. M rs. Leslie * * * Included^on Guildjild Bazaar Be Is -for Women:5m,en: p '5 it“=£S: PlannePlanned for Fall ]j^ «tr)-ie Ellson, Je r- Senior:nlor guild members of th e y F ine all wool Zephyr CardC ardigttB w i t h » i LcreltA O'Cal- ehurehjc h of of the the EBrethren worked bn A f Sllp^ns to mixsix or mate m atd u , v . , clothinghlng for for th# the fall bazaar T h u rs- . ' W m aiie, pink, crimgon,Timson, greisreeo , fflnffsr* ^ w»ity. pHm wy pres- day afternoonafternoon at at the horns of M rs. raauatlon ccrtlfl- jjaucleIdc Hall HalL m | ^ : i u iiA 'B ______heather, blue. 84to40.84 to 40. Oaiiaway, fourth Mrs.rs. MarianMarlQD Holloway led de- . vjtlons. TV* **''*" Tliele July meetmeeting'Will be an all- | k ^ Cardigans«s...... 7.50 ~ mdtflctwn. Mrs. Ed- church:ch hambUTKi hamburger fr}-. The them e ^ « d future work for *111 be.be. “mountai"mountain top experiences.” st speakers win bc confcrence 'Slipon to match . . 4.98 m emibers ^rs*at at methe annual confervnce I L "O'"*- The Junce 18 to 24 sta San Joie. Callf.. an V lake many-mUUkei regarding------I------i IB l - ^ O i/r o:>NtYJ269.95 R E I mibVEUNES !S™S»SS‘SS S -5e five '£ mlnutea S “ he U to wU:. ILINESS ___ 2 , S5S',wmlnsJaJBj»dnB_to~iw nn time fnr v a t i . — ~ r------^<7.50 DOWNHANB-OKILY A ND-< 3.32 PERE R WK W K , - ^ >..• iron, ft-ue. or^aylay or nteUr mealror engagement.' is , . ^ - i H You Your new »Ubouett« ihouldMbicumid,t«uiid«d,.i». bi cum d-1 ...^ itlal lo Uie social and the busi- LOCLOOK WHAT THISrn iS BEAUTIFULBl GEHERil E H E R A L tural. : . Of ouF n s i Tffunm w u n w ftM-ia '^ ^ « i)M l» ar -rd When mother «a: -ELIELEeTRICH«FRIFRieERATOlTGlVES6 ER S YOliYOUI ^ 3 ^ ’ dwl«i»

-yo** -irnorrhiid-nw ;.v: X \yarnor's Je*son tidisiMtIIl'"whMt‘v. P«P«f ^M ” u s i cc C< en te i ...... > 4 copr 19 f»B« <'«/". PrT’l •- ACROSS FROMROM THETl POStOFFrCEFrCE ____ ‘^tliJ^more spe- II IBd • ‘I?'* i"innings. IdahiIdaho Fails rallied twiceCC in ththc e ■ ^ : Yanks Chillill ]Hot Whiteite i Sox 10.5 n(| later stages .of the gnmeime bbut u t — — H|i th e Cowboys cnmc tiiroiigh r id Day to Narn 1 . u n h u r t on ench occasion. Thc I n d S e e n < For Second I Harrow Race ia w in w e n t to lefty RonS Goode Quick '■ End S. for | CHICAGO. Ju n e 9 (/P>—-The T h e on-rushingo n -r New York Yankees ch ■ fo r h is six th of the season. 5 * ? ^ Sox 10-5 for the second straightxaight d£ day today, trimming the Pale I- I M nho FalU-brok* the uforluR Ice I *■ games and shattering a five-gameive-game win streak by lefty Biliy PierciP ierce. ^ ° I In llie flral innlntr. TfdS Drukos s Louis-Savold J . ivold Fight I H tingled lo rlghl. stole .'eoond h'U'® A crow d of 24.72G sa w tth h c YYankees anP relentlessly^run thcir.seastthcir-season mastery ovqmv,, I and on the phy Coaboy catcher N E W Y O R K . Ju n e 9) (/P)—Joc(/p)—Joe LoiLouis and Lee Savold,1, twtwo o of % 3 ^ ^ - . *@ |8S to four f games to one behindiind j------—------III .rUclt Conwny threw wildly Into boxing’s u_ elder fltatcsmen,len, clash at thct Polo Grounds Wednes- 111 II .centerflelfl ta allow Dr»koj ta jo to . a I'iW-htt attack. ,,5) . Juiiior f.i Tourney G . ij thlrc \ l i S ^ S I a 6-2 lend to reliefer Tommy DyrneHied Junior golfers In T ain ralU Louis p re d ic ts he will11 knock J 1^ ' . '3 i ^ K . In the fifth, the victory was credited Ml. OgdeiilS* I ‘ni'in Fulls camc bnck with punch, f l iln st "o'-o reminded today of the golf r i 5 its out Savold in six rounds.ids. Sav- ^ * 1 * ? to Byrne, hb seiond decision against. nl. tournament at ID am. Mondny f .—1 ffl Jack Bukowatz Rained life «hfnS,L”lm Bll! B J J o ise D efeats p u t : —J•* one defeat. The wild lefthander nl- li rtoKor.i dropped hl» pop fly In ehort ^ . old is eq u a lly confident of . wild ^ qualify two locai boys for tho ,(bnt of ^ Boston catcher,r. b calledeslM tafetati al Uilrd bate by Umplre pire BUIBIII loveilowed only one hit until he got J wild In state« Junior Chamber of Com- ^ oGiv e ii Honor W leftfleld- Mi>n»(rer Don "Jeep" |J t of Ihe In the eighth and was ynnkcd In ^ :om- OGDEN. June W Trowcr wnlkert nnd Woody Held wna J.I .(j scoringHcor a kayo but he declinesd e clin e s Orlere on Willard N lxon'tI latrlllcetacrlllCB bunbunt la Ihe Iblrd lonloc of Ihe m tl LLlna n'crce loumamcnl nexl monthihin In RedsR«a. i.a k u S Redbirds 7-6 I Chlcato. The pUy U frotn EmndaUU- Gum- favoifavor of Joe OstrowskI aflcr hilling i Jilt by B pllchcd ball to loadload the the -m- • ' to ”nnmo t h e round. boiiBoitoD-Whlte Sox ta m e In Chlca(o. Thi the Caldwell. game W, sack.1. Then Ooff connrclfd for hta I , f - C AJthough th e 37-i'car-oMrJif BromiBrown pert pert la WhUe 8ok third batemtitneoian OretltiOeeitea ,VJoo»o. Tbe WJaJK SexS e . won a babaucr und wlklng two to fill tho CMLcRoy Klenz/c, chairman lor more U "e V n Bomber h a sn 't shown much,ich in In hla Ibe Ibe game lQ-2. (NEA tein>heto|7heto| base;bases. •>., [il double ihRt went to the fcnce In In J.J 11 Innings Bomt .— Little Murry Dlck-son, ace pltcho*- h - r th®“ Jaycees, aald 18 holesj'l of EirlH hnnd S® 31 deep centcrncld to denn thehe biLsesbwes jjOISE. j June 0 -T h e Boise Pilots1 . Tiii-i. f''® ' comebact.fiKhl.i sincee the Et- — —— ------— medal play golf wUl be heldJto U. Tl,, Thi c„u„ W. m 1... “ rd Charles debacle, he has been ______of the Plttstjurgh Pirates, ended detemitne the two. top Twin tries In pushed one run,home In the lu t of “ Brotiklyn's six-game winning streak .. ^ i n tries a tumultuously®' I Conw nr adrted extra protection^ hlrJr? In the llth inning here Snturday nlghl Falls boj’s. Boys noi reaching:hlDg sta start r t of Uie esmV ft. ^ “ the Bccond. He Rr■ 4-1,U for his seventh victory o f the .by _July 1 aro eligible. Manager- c cc l! u ttM In B battle of the Pioneer league's It::; Trojans Rate >Kor- Cccir (Butch) I " run over the lefKleld wall. U was r icauucs ^ haven't. _ seison. pPro ~ Joe Durgan will have chargo when ■ “ ccllar-dwcllcrs, Dickson allowed eight hlta b u t . I I------.....I j r Pocatcllo had tied the game up at stormed the tic k et windows elUicr. T p I “ of play at the Tv,ln Palis municl- jurcd tt-iih ^ telccast nr p i S spread them over as many Innings. ,*• = Kisrsss-,* I *1“" broadcast to hom e tew nndf the il In- For NCAA’slA’s Honors SHe held the Dodgers hitlcss In tho I»> 8<=>'■ ta tana n a squad plichcd la Cowboys Releasease " ™ X ; . « Z .H s ternationnJ B oxing eliiti hopes to do T r n in n i doubleplays eased■ased — 'I a plane so SchtffeJ e s i i ^ aided th e Redbirds. Boise scored ‘*7’“ ■*ksi‘°fe‘w SE A T T L E . J u n e 9 { ^ P;^O ^ O ncen c e morem o i it looks like th e Troj'ansX ro ja iia Dicicson to hlj second victory In ps t t » O re at Fails to his ain'iSS four in th e second and two~ In theIk. » ru.ihlng buainess In tlie k a l few i>i Don Bedford “ >« ■" d .„ . h.VChave too many horses aa.a post time nears for the 1951 eollcgc manyman; trlea over thc Dodgers. r i | landed tWrd to take Uie lead, Buzzers D o w n f . A teleca.ft however of lhe scrap trncl and field showdown,ivn. ThThe Dodgers nicked D ickson'for j Cow- Bllly rra n k s went the «”■' route for Mil_.]} M j »nt o.tr . do,.d drcull ti “ “ jif re- Pilots to anne* the win. on-A <1 « sclcctcd th e ate rs In Chlcaeo.g^acv^ Cleve- Somc 65 schools willII send 270 speedsters, le a p c}fS rs nndand ‘‘’'aiJt°"nrtTt}?pl\^^Duke sm M ' BuaU jjfi.V'''’ - ....- • S*o JM 0?01-7 ^ li 11 ? 1 Innd, l«'>d, Wa.shlngton, Baltimorenore and ------— muscle mUS men into the annuala n n u a l jj^y coleman gol his h lu whenE Mustangs 3-2, Ig ke re- Chlnrhti, Zkli.l. («) (nd Fr..in..ii, Fr..ln.iil, Albnny.Albnr The IDC regards this ns an w ra n g le fo r th e N n tio n n l Cert- tiicy tlicy were needed. He tied the gnme T ».VV iiiiSSS". ChrUtof; yrankt end ^twcnA»• Sh«wo9dfihrtwogd experimentfXDer n n d doc.'iii't expect to \U D o n Bedferd, rlghthinded tWj S legiatc Athictic associationoc ia tio n a triple and won 11 w ithr: a To K Hold Lead E™ n tow ll®'- -_____ reap reap much revenue from 'r It. E Some I W orld S e rie s lepii r . i , .V s'W le- W 8‘ve the St. Louts Browns]Wns Youni pitcher for Uio T*'ln F»llJ Cow- f championship next .Friday boys, received hli outrlitif re- P”' ^ dny m .the luture. It's goingling to be T-« /-« 11 . .rri(ia > an n th inning 8-7 decision over- th th e e SA SALT LAKE CnY, June 9' (/p)- (/P)— fc’i. f/ / S ) ttie ii!g money-m aker. l i f ) ' and Siiturday. • wa.«.iWa-’.hington Senators. S S a alt lt Lake Clly nudjfd BUllngs'S3 3-2 '■ rnmii , len-ie hero Friday nlRht. BujU ^ For Colleges :re lo- ■ _____i-S^ww ne.'s M&naser Jack Ridtke re* c ' H e The IBC doesn't know whnt the ^ But the Trojans of Bouthcmic m Cal- Sa; Sam Mele had given the visitorsItors In a Pioneer Icague contest here to­ l A y // flghl will draw . With Rood weather, w th power » four-run lead In the openingning nlgnt night. Tola ports. . ifomla, blessed ns ever w ith power “ m er The Bees forged .the clincher In ^ ^ 7 ' Bedford had appeared In four 1 ^ ^ U may go blR. Right now;£"£ thc pro- Is I c Billed Big rand balnnce. wUl be th e topheavy fr'^'*' fr-mic with hla bases-ioaded hom er. J h her in ^ Cowboy games this Beawn »nd f— W a r n motcrs probobly would setUe for 3 look ns 0"'' ‘I’e Senators managed to stay stay th th e e 1 eighth Inning on a single,:Ie. an an o 6"ri",n " d V n “ “ j - 15,000 people nnd *100.000. oVOMAHA, June 9 (,V(—Eightf of nf Ih-the favorites. It's beginning to look ns Ixth error and a fielder's choice. it—1 wa.» charged trilli one Jom whJJe I ^ U teams ^>’‘’''811 the men of Troy neediced only ol'tf'l of the Browns uniU the nlxth. error I' wUinlnR none. He camo lo« wfned » tltle-s, IllinoisIliiiols Is P™, Sox by defeating the Sox: 5-1 5-1 D^rr-b d.vI. i 1 I rf I ? ? J Intem nllonal league, where he T [fwin KAt.Ls :T z r : r ; j t U1 : ,511j » <« rn.. i f i ‘c” 1} n on top i'w.t«il» ...... i« :n .J'l,j„ ii', ‘ourj four yenrs. ,tournament n dDiible-cllmlnnttonilrintton _ . >,»i,.h.. four foi'r hitter at thc Philadelphiaphia Jijhrinn J»hric =I 5 ® ‘ 0 s * iDmerun - ...... ■*'’ On.3-6 15>, On Dcc. 0. 1018, thc Englewood. Z' »m..r Phillies to give the Cincinnati Reds CtoU"# I « 9 ’ Mrrtlll It 0■ 0 0 n SswSSil-g Sund.,-. r'r.b.W. nirh.r.„ „ J*-N. ^J.. • blond la s l on a fourth« h roundr'J.und' • n.na n ? ,aia.,n«. lornM m by J,„„1- ™" 1 London. Entric.s nrc Springfield (Ma.-.s.) (MaM.) en's ja's collesc athletes this• sc.-ison. n “ ,,V 5-1 vlctoo-. Blackwell made two ^ ‘lUrlII4lo p I* 2^ I J* ^'■'’’70 ill I Dru-orV^^” * I Y* ne order K.n. rKnu L4V> cii>cii> BritishBritl^ and SpnnW i recognitiontnlllon as *fn C *fn Callforuta nnd O hiolte. State. uon uon U.u yenr wlth-43H and too< took J " ' smashing live „ ,i~ add a MCond itrln f catcherIto fth lt> e V . , , worlil heavyweight champion,Ion. nT luu t Eoc Eoch team survived dl.tlrlclislinke- slinke- the thec dlaUcm In 1S49 w ith 55 2 5, f” ™ ) It Ui)i.t bout also was held In Unilonndon hnd down downs nnil plnyoffs to win thc llckci A c •». .1 »'°"’fruns to smear the Cubs . 10-1. K {‘'"f," T i ( I lU roaUr. ______| iv'^''il;JL'’.> r !Tn “ ’ *' 10 llckct A oiie.m.in gang from Seton.eton hallhall c„p;„jn bombnrd-inrd- -Ol.on,- 01.;, I'riiy :, Ikm.Krl.,. l)P-Norc!»US -j-,Tickets Go Fast . trouble ' ------1— ------thnfsttmt's Uie sum total of Savold'.ivold’.i ac- to Or to Omnlia, nnd nnci Southern Cnl's Los AngelesAngcics ^tri, driving in four runs on two ■p »' out, he AMBJiicAS :.s*i;vsK !««:lu/t: /;gh!J/if5’( to r lite period. p,,.Uuslnc's backers, who dropped nclsthnclsthbor.t. UCLA nnd Occfrfeiit-il. i,.-, fi;,.';: Forlrish'GaiM CoQway's IOlh of the Bca.>on and n'lui Cnn he com e tinck from >,uch a «7 soo ^ i f L t homcruns. Wes Westrum, Ed Stnnky kept th e Twin Fnlls rookiells on time top [’o^j J', ,'j ’’.^V Car n >,uch a 57^00 on lit't year's tourney,ey, nlso nlso may forcc tlic Trojans to doff thcir ‘ ^ ______EAST LAJiSINO. Mich. J r.i« 51; layoff w ithout being rubty? Savold j,eld hiK nnd pinch-hltier Bill Rigncywhnck- .— of the Pioneer league in-hDmerun ““i* ,•? Savold held In Omnha. have been working warn- warmup togs, nnd perspire,; but the ed theJ other homerun.?, , J'j t*-'ur overUme and thc hoopla hasas been oppo;opposition probably will ru n out of t ,, pitching selection, bafned the ball > production. und out Clw.i.Bd ...... -...... !. :i -i J '5»i !i «i’ -Ui ^ overll ^ e c h io n Lefty Chet Wchols, la-.t m inute he St. bal] fans to grab off mn Oooda conated alons In fine order M i.» in ' • Liyoffs ne v er have botheredicrcd me," me,' .ometsomething to behold. Althoughough It It mnni manpower before the final decision. _ _ _ Louis Cardlnnb In all but one Inninginning 50.00CSO.OOQ tlckels available I3 until lh« seventh Inning wheng retired he H*'?' : : .._h 5* :i7M4 1, he «.-tld. -Actually. I thinkk I hnvehave joubi [ioublc,s ns a benefli lo r the Omnha Omnhiv On On 1 the rccords, UCLA standsitands to while hurling the Boston Bravestves to MlchlMichigan Elite.Notre Dum valked Ihreq men to lotd the baM8 St. |„^ U)UI* ...... -1 ‘ JJ .I!7.i!7 It It lough fought better nfU r long layoff.-;.yoff.-i. I've .i.im, ciiiidrcn's memorial hospital,!al. thc thc Onrn Oarner about 32 polnw. Seton■eton hall dianadlan; nnd Michigan Stato could lead a 6-1e-1 win. The Braves made! m at- 'here Nov. 10. fcfter two wec#,out before fannln*Hughes iii ...... \i 31 .321 .32*Itii M Mtn l »ctn Louis fig h t al lenst 10 timestJmcs tcitnnmcnl l.s being boomed"d as as a a about :a nnd Occidental nroundround 26. 4he midwe.M.f tersters i easy for hUn by poundingg Ma*Max MSMSO officUla posM lhe ‘t Ted Drakos-ior the final outnly of twothe NATIONAL LEAGI'S 1; *““* niid ' I'm going lo bcitt him.", I'llI “ getKCt ..ci„j5 A" caliber ana there nrc'rc indl-indl- ~li The star of Seton hnll is Ls Andy Andy Few Fc ot the meet rccords appearjr inIn LnnitLnnlcr and Cloyd Boyer forr four .out” jalgn tod»r, Just four dij fram e. le range ivk i. ivi.I’d. c» cn Inslrtt Inside hi* sw ings nnd knocktiock him ba'cball spcctnclc. Tcnm s areare of of S>an Stanfield, who will try to duplicate danger, dang although Intense compell- runs in the tlfth frame. they put U)< tickets cn uk. Ooode ran Into the sameves trouble and ...... »• , out." , . vidual players of m ajor lengueue nbll- nbll- i 1935-36 fcnts ot Jes.se OOuerni ueai by tlon tlon In some events might extend:tend ■ in th e eighth; With twa out, he st"uli*i ------■'""I -s ” 'iio «j ’’’ Loulj appears to be In erent•fRt shapeshape iVipI?'*Itles. nccordlng to advance roUces. noUces. collcfif.iff four championships.lips. Am- Am- thetlie starts: to unexpected performarm- - f " “ walked the baits full. ThisId-fash- time N.*- . Vork...... !« 5» .510 .510 « « nnd I nnd in fine spirits. He's down to ,rit.. I, bllng Andy will even try Itt via via the the ante. ante, Most likely to fall Is th e pole-» le - Trowcr lifted the bin lefthanderleopen- In *' •w ^ ff ?'j 210 210 p pounds now nnd probably..w M will i i , , ^ <.v.,i.„iirpn^ 1, g Owens s route, going in th e lOO-ynrd loo-ynrd vault vault mork of n feet O'i Inchcs,i, set uid con- i.hn“ ,i[,hi,'.... I ...... ’7 vi 'I;S jiS itj J.; fi't hit around 209 on Wednesday. He's nrcni hurdles nnd in tli favor of reliefer Keith Roberta. Rob- }>«i ring the rdles nnd y,,. in the 1037 KCAA meet by W illiamiliam _ erl* forced Rogers to groundf Qoode out 1' ...... n iv ,5!j ,J!l |] had had g good workout.^ in camp lu nddl- “ ("“"J' “r.SoZ'i' z " i Selton of VSC. Both Don Laz of and th e n in the nlnlh Inning retired w., tlon to his regular fights since lheihe t^^eball season. B ut a new champ ~ the hopes Illinois and Don Cooper ot Nebras-}ras- B losa to CharJes lasl September.nber assured, » Texns fnllcd to mnke tho _» „ the Rus.ict4 In prder. Si. _ grade In the Southwest dLsirlctHM ^this ot the(, wuth. Cornell nppears‘ears best ka haveh bettered 15 feet thla « a ^ A fter the second' Innln*, Hughes *'Spol'kirn . ... IW (IOC o-xl-l I J i. nndand InJ"- - son. , lim ited the Cowboys to only two 1 yenr and the Texas Aggies replaced _____ m arc h lls as he found the mnEe . “'T i ArjA rgentine Leads[Q S »;”j the Longhorns. The Aggies won :0 ^ ■ w ith hi* slow.breaklng curves and " of 39 this sea&on and bonst a top'°p V I r t l f notch pitcher In P n t Hubert,rt, win- win- A A i dtps. ‘ J ® ® f, W.lktr; H ~rn .i.d W»tn;n, 1Palm «■“blnied. through his .fourth"K straight S In 111 Golf ' Tourney ■ ■ S B B B h h Hughes. I Drtt sub-'par sub-p round over the oldd Wykgyl COLUMBUS.COI O., Ju n e 9 OTH-aome>—Some ■ TWIV PALU i. IDABO rALLSW Om 1L i ^n y 5 0 4 0 golf club ' eour.se today andI virtually of thtthe cutest co-eds in the country ■ DrokoK Sb t I i (^HukownU u90 4Ml—4 I 0 0 Cbi<^o . .”.'ir.!l_^T'oio llo CIO—>— I I J J I I sen'ed sewed up th e tS ,000 llrst prlie prize inIn —43 of ’em—tee off Tuesday in ■ ir. lUld,&b«A. Urmt, Oatrcrrrvlii «nd SlUrri;1 siittia: the the F Palm B ench round robin•bln tour- qii«tquest of the sevenlh nallonal£ coUe- ! ■ V acaticacationTrip ^I A S Afk ^ v e g."V‘ 'jJlj £ »t*.t ind nament, time golf championship for womea ■ k«. DI?i^ ...... «W l«0 « »)0_] - l T7 t a Ro*:Roberto's sparkling 67—fivelive shots FavoredFavi enlranLt arc Bettyy Row- ■ Biiku’u" *f I « 0 sjeJmpiu rtjtoCoB- l « 'l « ciM«i4nd ...... :io M] ooi-jii- j II II 0 0 Under under par—following his previous land.land, of Rollins collcge a l Winter H ■ Recapping at Easti t Five F i v e Pc P o i n t s S e r v ic e giv J. Ufl— P.rn.ll, Ktndrt and Mow: Umoa >ad tad roundsround of 63-68-66 pul himm so far Park, Fla., the defending champ. 7hn>d«)phl» al IMrolt Mlt«a>l.«ib,on.i aiin *''* fellowIlow pro- and 0Orace DeMoss. of Oregon>n State H iK ». ER w«hii.iioo ------JOO 1» 000 oo-Tw -f llII Ii fesslofesslonals in th e unique eventvent lhatihat collegicollege a t Corvallla. Ore. ■ 11-1 I! 4 ihey probably couldn't nailI him to- QualifyingQua round.s nnd doubles H Here! ^ IRE MILEAGE i^ u u . TotAb i9 4 i n i morrow w ith 0 shot gun, play , I NEW TIRE K A—Crooodxl w l (W liujhM la tth. ' play are slated Tuc.sday over the H Miho F.II. ______ICO «» 0 » -l V n The dnshlng. young Argentine niEgciniesed Ohio State universityIlty 3S- H T«lB F^llt ___ 4M Ml—4 Cbi; rj po.vsessed "plus” score of 38S tonight, hole IInyout.j Match play opensIS Wed- ■ R—DrftkM, Dukratl*. Tnvir.' llald, . Burley St Bowlers3 ThisST.'i gave h im . going Into the final "fsda;nesday and runs through Saturday.tturday. I With NewIW TilTire Safety s i i Sl:: _ round, a bulge of IB polnUI over hish is ------t. CoBwrny. sn —Tre.CT, SU-Dnko*.' i; DI’— i: Take h»t Honors in.1 closest rival, long Jim Ferrlererrler of 11-1,..uj,),, stalwarts as Bobby Locke,ce, Jliri*Jltri- Jw«n. lilli to Cos. C)«« ^ n t Fraiiclbco. who stood1 a t plus „,j.niy £Demaret and Johnny Palmer. I At Half New■Jjew 1Tire Cost r»llt *. Tw1i.*VilU “ HcUooodti ■ >H Elks Si»i Tournament ■“' nnd' shool tnto th c contention t t ■ ■ VACATION i a In 7»i. KoUHi 4 la US. BB-OIIJ GmmU« • J POCATELU5.I'l June S (fl>)-PoCB.P)-PocB. You Young Jn c k Burke. Jr, of of Hous- Hous- plus plus i 16. ■ lOH SfiecCeUf I H Here is opportunity forr oiloil cor cor onond truck owners m# I' *• ” •**'“, i !*■ J r J ~ } tello St." and Burley look th ei blggeitbiggest ton, ton, Tex., ■; vaulted Into thirdlrd place place Loci Locke^he two-time winnerr whom ______W d. »i3 Mo«c. b»‘^l?uVh''A. « « « 0 share of trophies In the three-daythree-day today with th e greatest round round Of Of they they alP feared and who led the ■ ■ 50% and more on tire ccostsl o s ts l - — Idaho sta te Eks’ conventionon bowl- the the t' tournam ent. 33-33—£6,', to to pick pick fleld field 1 after the first round, fell Into H ■ For your loreftMFi«« trip,Wp, we*« win " * V ’! lng toum iunent which endedded here up up t4 M points a t tha expense« ot ot :uch iuch fourtr fourth place wllh plus 15. ■ I Let East Five Points ServiceServlcs help you QMZXT PALU I. TWIN PALL8 » D , ______• Oton ond adlust »porktpork pitplugs ■ Qfof living. Long-lasting Cold Robb«r Robb P;»»Cws g ' Gn>l F»lk >b b , .'T>l. r.ll. iizoiiri .t, h o > O l • Seitnllflcally '* aJl-eventa 1 • ' Adlutl cerfauntarburatar end check(h«i antlri fu«| lystem I NOW ISISTHETIMI THE = lUferr Sb 1 4 I Uocr* U 4 e : to I A |> Pocatello team rolled 3,131 pins I • Ad|u*l clutchk h pedalpadol ploy B THE KINGG& & HHIS COURT I • Lgbrieol* cK attit *«_W«lk.*way.wl,th_top.hgnorsli}me ____ • Chdiise ...... I TO RECAPiAPANDS A N I a v e !______Vootiirr » « fl«|Ciri«..l7» BB-o((e««o «h»; event. Boise was second^ n d vlth V i th ------T O U R I R GT~^FT T - M s i r SOFTBALTTEAM s o n ■ H h iia rt...... H T. SO— i s n . , , ON EXHIBITIONIT IO N ...... vi.VI____ 10 M A N ■ _ • iMpvcl cooling»Hng tytHm (ysHm Tdui. M T inil T«rt4U IIiru Singles winner was b . j . Rich. 500 MAGIC VALLEYGALLEY AIL-SALL-STAR T E A M ■ m Ch*«k «hod, w ith a score of 600. Don T-ji4», Kloepfer. Burlty. was^sw^cnd with • CtMn, rapeckeck and CMlivtt frontf whHl baoringa I I • latpaci brafcarica ilnlne*Hninet end 'brakt drvmt 0 1 TWIN FALLS I >«r or dongaraut waor - • Intpat* al^^'ng iyiteni or «r*tl. Cotr ]. CoBWir. Bll—tlikB H*liL ia«nr'»V»*a'nraSd'aini«i'' ' ...... ------C*mpb«ll. SB-&uke**U L NIIm. DH- doubles Url w ith a score of 1J3S.■33S- Ed X A /f-n tt'IK lP 19 • Head tost cn« U Elliott. Ulla. U B.bnrxi to Stephenson A and George Kay,:ay. Bur- ▼▼▼ l< ^ I ----HEMt!5mKH-we pay----- ceir.- L«rt—CrMt r»iu t. t«ib nu< > ley. t/., teU tn to seeond place with1thlJ9«. 1J94 ^ • ■ top cash prices for — no-.Mi>ni-»-|»-»r'Ri0Bi#r-#-tn; WtCmf- y f U r i I ‘ f»ir ^ In 8>i. CiTlB.l, 0 ll. li, DB-0(( tear H (cw > d t o ^ ic'^i.rrfius0nl]r795fl h r oA Ai ■ car and truck tires, all ^ I McCfrrry 7. Ciria.li r. lUka 1. SO - 3S7 A T eOWBOY^ASEIlOY^ASEBALL PARK I Br McCaffnT t, tlibD I. ER-UcCat* Bl ■ Bites. Brins: ’em in this I m t. ll>hn ». HBI'-Coawii br™ H.hn. Attendance-Lags= t,,*7 = Foij'r m e n o g aln st TTen. e n , Tricks,Triclts, thrills, and brilliont H W1-—crtrtT . Ilths «. I-B—C«aw„, Win. ■ week! aUT!#*!'”’ r-j-.ii. ^In Pioneer loop>P joffboiJ.S2 • Sag te n M oiQic a ic VolleyVolley A»-5?ors try to b e at th e m . H aw de- ^ pocatello, June » (JV-Honeer , 7^s'’li^! .«•» fun fo r the klddleaea and tdulli, Jt'»Jt' for a sreat_cau»e ■ ■ AVA IL A B L E at low I heavy. **“* e ■ prices — long.laatlng re* / come b rin g the family,r. tell the irlcndiIrlcnds'an'd a ^ th e m 'to ' com e."' H - ■ caps in all sizes. Savelore {f ' y ■ TICK ETS: A dults 85 ■ money; why pay more? I -OverWitlock for hS "1^ 1. only Salt Uults 85«-Child. 3S* I V 1 Rocky •"'> Idaho-FbUIlss turn-tum- TAX INCLUDED.,CLVDED.,.0N8ALEAT , ON . ■ ■MiMTOn WMU o a »til«I j were cllcUng faster than they «ld a year ago. ' STERLINGL IN G JEWEUJEWELRY C O . . — tPr t gh t to -'w wroft with a sched- t Here's th e attendance picturelUur. tsu KELKERLKER FOTO SSH O P. ® uJed 10-round grudge match. J0/ n lhe tir st of the month: ■WhlUodc of 6tn-PTKieUeoto wm b ...1 o *R A T tTHE h e G,GATE Bill Irelam th e only fighter fvcr to-h»w de- , ^ Oames lOSO i»51 Bill Ireland's - :^ « U d - U i.:L t,ri,to n . 'Otab. a he^xL I*«Ogden ------16 35,500 15,459 L._. ., K»wtfnis.Club_ . . .~ ,,~_ wel«ht ta Ws 34 profm lsaiuSc •• IS Twin rolls _ _ _ » 32.n*.IS iir. ii>:o - ______- ^Bene«r._. ,.Kiwi Thl# m arked Lsyne'* thlrt, defeat M.IM3 -Jusd -- - Underprivilegedleged ChillChildren's Furid^ - ~ - U N I O N - M ‘ - E = . K. M i f c d OTCT th e c o u ( Nrfre-and gaveI ItPjly Sim B *t c ^ ------^----- 13 1234J 7J17 ^ ^ O T O R S ;... »ootftep «h«plnj-up match M* for to- hla Oreat F alli ------is <4,87# 3i5#j BBCAPFINa l> n*» » rtB f- 8 a » L ake City — n so.653 53am - DON'T MISSAISS THIS GAME! “The HouseMe'df o f SiiictSincere Service’^ • acheduled siuniner bout with Rocky i'Al the Sign of»ftli« th9 Flyiei Fljflfl M H ^ w j™ -rraisrclBaD.------MaiMain-at T h ird '^ = --- - — r- )auilng« ...... 19 46,621 3 3 ^ n i |^ 0 ~ Phone 2815315 8 *«« MAIN AVENUE 80CTHH ...... Loms Apjiears to Be in Top Shape SS , 1 * POBSPTONUXBB. K.JvBd TO> approral trom rim - San ~ condition. {ap m ------

TIMES-NEWSj'TWINTIMES. FALLS.I'ALLS. IIDAHO PAG v f FORMRMER CHAMAMPIONSNS t o PLi^^LAY INSf GGOLF TQtTRNAME TQl [MEtW lecord Field;ld ls! • iGolflrjrolf Iron Shots C om bine ' Y ^ ^ k wSiwaited a in Me iabits Formed byoy WWoods- , 1 Meet By JOE DUnGAN * Your right fo o t UIs closeri to the ball Q Maoa**r.?ro Twin Falls The >pen open sta sta nn ce ce keeps th e arms 9 Manlelpa] Gelf Caarw close to th e body andi reduces body ■ W p p It *»a important part ol golf skill turn, f#5IIH3ere en Next' We » » C C J V your play wim distance Irbns Inthe Lhe addreaa addreaa for medium Iron 1 th e shorter Irons designed for ahots your fe e t aj liig the bill high Into the air. to the ball th a n ti M, w n o t off our A\ rccrccord o rd fieldfic of more th a n 200 ^ n t e u r golfcr.sgolft is expected w ill review thla part ol golf in the longerngerxr, Iro n ahots.ahe Your swing is r;nwV ^V F TT h< ILrT '■“• ^ S x r r presi'*"'^ to compete here hi for the championship)nahip of the a n n u al Idaho our fourth article on golf funda* basicallyJly th th e e aam sam e e — Just shortened WboysSetHotP[ot Pace for HomerHorn amlateur ateur golf tournam ent J u n e 20-24,1-24, Bill Peters,Pctci Twin Falls, m entals,Uals. on the! backswtng andi at the end of T ^ - J l president;sident oof tt the Idaho S ta te Golf association, aannounces. For 'our awing with these clubs basic- the followollow-through -throm l ■ |-'|* /lfl|l the! fir.stfirs t tim(time in th e h is to ry ------:------i—- ’ Is the same as with the wood For thethe shortsh o rt IronIro shou, you move X’roduction X V fll.U in Pio shot.1.t.1- The stance,stance. however, is dlf- a llltle closer tp t Pioneer Leaguijague : ^ “ ^ t h c statc I e closer tp the ball and have thc statc tournament^ the t t ;nt. Your sUnce for lhe drive your feet feet closer closer lotelher. Your Boasting Boastinff thcthe loading homerun hitter,er, top rccordrec< in team homerun production ^ I f _ ■ event will be n production, top d o u b le-,' | Jnt wll be played on two 113261*[ager ClaimsL 1 square. For long shots with your weightI for th la is ahotah Is on the Ifit .y rccord m o r d atid at\i th e IcadinR strikeoutIt pitcher, the Tw in Falla Cowboys placed: O Irons,IS. your Jeel areai a little closer fooU Your Your swing swing WlUl the short „n noi-rnrm nno. boys placed h igh in o v er- . I courses.irses. Both the Twin P'nll.i n perform ances as thc official Pioneer-icer- league a v e ra g e s were released Satun iT*c“ ^ , municipalnlclpal course and the Blue Lakes H n o « * rl* C Blhcr and close to the direction Irons u U sh o rte r lhanU wllh the me- all p e rfo rm an c * eased Saturday. - | 1 it*n»« Counlrym try club i:links will be used. - • - • U a l . M O dlum Irons b u t the aame lundamtn- Ron R on HH a rrisorriS O n t . Ogden’s ace outfitWer,er, still continued con to be the b igg noise amoiamong h itte rs In | toard’sRule__ In th e addrej-s ol W ^ -lL . Bothh ore nlne-fnine-hole layouts. i- ¥ 1 th e addrej-s of iron shots, jo u r lals off awing swing atUl atlll apply. thc e league, le a g u e , according RC( to sta------— — ids are more Ip tront of the The ahort awing osfM" '\S,— JimmyImmy Whipple.Whlpj Lewiston. In,U l c I I ahort swings are merely *sg. tics compiled rnmTi!li»f by the Howo rn n fiiatn rt , . ■' K , - y«»r'ar'a tltleholdfttitleholder. Is expccted to be s-“Not 1 *Fair” I th a n with Wood clubs. The menis. of th e long awingi wllh all the co m p i cc ng Is exacUy the same as wllh samebody, body, a rm arcti and wtlst move. New.sIW.S Bureau. B u r e a u , Chicago. tOniUSing B! J ^ IW *' •- wnong3ti8 five tottotmtr champions w BOISE.BOISE. June S fU.P>-Bolsei sports th e ^ o o d clubi'exc* 3 ANOELES, Juno 0 (/T)—, Teamlams s CancelCi 1*^ _ ciiiiM compete htre Ihl wood clubs except that you don’t menta-!• coordinatedcoordinate In thc same p\jr^ r the secontisecond week, Harrison ANOELM, ipele here iJ^s year. Whipple has Promoteromoter Tex HagtrHai callcd nl thc jq q m te as far ba Dy actor Kenneth D uncan A - Uie season and Joe informedirmed Joe &Durgan. host pro. ot olllce of Gov. Ui qiUie as far back on tho back- swing p asite ltem m . TThi he ahorter the shot leadsds In balUng w ith a .318 average Ice of Gov. Un Jordnn Friday swlnff.ng. Abo,Also, the factfac that your hands to t>e made, th e ahorterg the ewinj, .nd1 in live specialspeclallted deparunenu: eclded ‘t11 wa.< a poor idea to 1 7 8 1 1 1 6 8 A - ^ N(* Yorlc Yankeo hls Intention to play in the to u r- ,ndd protested a decision by two a* llltle ahead nb mare, Oood Idea* to imes After hwe to catch tiio ney. a llltle ahead of the clubhead with onlyJiily a little less1 body acUon, nms,11, wllh wllh 48: 48; h hi its . Wllh H: tOUl tr!, S ' « “ FJ Harper, T« ambers of the ihree-nmn «ute on th e swing makemakes the lowest part No m atter how ho» good a t othtr bases,es. with 99;99: trtriples, wim 7. and , Xing andnd wrestlingwrest commlMlon of th e arc orol youryoi swing a Utt(e sports1 you m ay be.b< >-ou ciinnot be- rua<-baited-ln.u.-baited-ln. w wl ith 61, his Is confining, th e upshot innI t 6 Rebels I 1 I 1 r i.» md ceremonlcs of an ’^ Twin i n FMlsFalls .• .star, is one of Uie ,hichilch he hc said said dl di.vrtmlnates only fthes4.a4 of of the the bill,bill 'Vou l\ll Sown on cwtie a good n oltti a that lh« nvast’a o«aprlng. , be repeatea. The iwo■ thTCfllmt VhTct-^lmt •winners to piny in osaiust him a good noU ti virttss you prat:- Dlck.ConwBy.)1ck.ConwBy. T w in Falls catcher. W YORK. June 9 t « — The alnst him, the bnllb all ondand tnke ia liuic turf after lice. And practiceprnctlc docs not Jusl tookk over thc s(sole leaderahlp In Idea, h u won six races for NEW YORK. Jur sill open official- the tourney. HaHarper, familiar w ith AcIomDaniedAccompanied byb^ H. G. iDoc) ;lng- hltllnB- mean hitting shots.shot Efiecllvo prac- homerunsntruns with n in e to, hU credit, Duncan llled suit yester- *111 ol a potenUal boycott feU w k . boU’i the muDicmunicipal ind the Blue stlckelIckel, th tho ^ ihicd third member of the F oro r medium medium len( lenglh Iron shots of tlce calls:alls fo r usingust: your bram lo The Cowboys are I or a share ol the p u rse * - on t7nlverallyDnlverall of .P e n n iy l-.' « ii^ m the m ost reli- Lakeses councj,courscj, uIs considered one of ^mmlsslon H sei B Cowboys are leading the league J*/, north. ® vanla.. Whichwhich InsistsInsisU it WlU dlBobej Timlsslon. Hoger said that the nboutu t 100 100 yards yards or less you use form the the lastin lasting g good hablu of as «a teamleam wllhw llh 34 homeruns to , i S ihll old m an winter the lop top favorliejfavorlies for the state Utle. ling barringbarrin rth the e tale of beer at w hnt la callcd «n o ^ cowboy claims he sold his W** larent orfanUationorganUi and t e l e . ' I t la callcd «n open stance which correct;t grip, shiftingshlfii of weight and iheutr credit, PoesPocatello is close be- ootbeU gsme*. . . ^ nnder pressure from Newtewt, Civrtcr. Boise,: who won In taxing»lng and wresUIng mntchcs ap- turnsna you you sllghlly slljhlly lowani Ihe hole. Jwtagpattern. pattern. w B.((Fi hind Tt wlUi 33. mare on tne-eonillthe-ComllUon h e was to vise footbeU ganjw. ?M noailf Is gains ^ ! and m s. fiahas regained hU a m - Its" Vto bbe e aimeda S it,l him. e hall {>] h tr lo sl's eam - Immediatenedlale IndlcaUonsIndlcal were th a k ' \ ir status and will play In th e , ^ n r nr ------^ The e keyfione keystone combination of J ' L'W er- This Is lhe awur status >m rhe sports promoter brought ^ secondond ba.«m ba.'ieman an D I on "Jeep" Trow- In California breeders' the Quaker*iuaker* might might find It h a rd to ! S ^ T u n s for onoUier toumey.rney. Carter turned pro briefly, ,, ures from the state auditor's of- T _ 1 s. It seemed like a good arrangege a repreaenUUvertpreaenli schedule t o . promise of good Olher fornicr ch and shortstop Jack BukowaU .i: er fornicr champs IntendlnK to d “to «hm.-show ih«tthal his sports ven- I • j i i | * 5 l I . put the Cowboys way out In tl the time. preaentnt on the new medium, . ?3th tiiBt w eather lots play' are Tom Be;Begley. Pocatello, w ho I , “•es “ produce four-lllths of all lhe - M - d W / M i X Dartmouthimouth and CohaabU nM ■ ^in 1946, snd Ben Petersen. 1933 ^ ^ocal Squad SeleiSelected nt In total doubleplaya for the *"'■ «' f*rS « !« al New York won^ln MS. .nd iletic taxes collected by lhe s t a l e . ____ _---w * _ season. The Cow __ flaUy they wouldn't wouldni play P e n a a i f rhe anll-beer order WIU given by ¥ j | as the Quaker* r « m ^ m t V > , • • 3ur Four playerj playerj who have reached mmlsslon Chairman 3. C. Benoit. I l l 1 W a sihington h i n g t o Boxer WeMooel Oo>i» ; latTO mcka now Twin the finalsfinals inIn previouspre years also arc )!«play. ® ^ ndpolnt. and Lon Lott. Hnmer. Co •*■ ■■ Play 4-ManMl 1Team^ lm Russell, fancy left-handed K P I t l l l l T i a P idreles wlH » *>«*■■ “ ledulediduled to to play.plaj They are M arlon fu . 0 oUisn on Penn’i 1981 c ard — nny’- Hlskey. formirly of Twin ckel said the meeting was held at aboy hurler, h a s struck out 64 I wnains C m ttl llOCritical smU' and OomelW iaTe ta- ' Str PracUce rounds for "Sonny’' Hlskey, ndpolnt last and that he \ 15-man team of local aoftball players hahas been nam'ed bat*^m^M'inrii rSiiT loW toum ey aWrt Palli,Is, whowho lostlost toto Bud Hofmelsler In ‘ J ? . week A 15-man ter ters In 83 Innings. Since aver- WASHIHOTOK,iHmoTOK, June , 9 iJPh-UU dicatwlH they mlglmight b e ^ ^ t a e t i; John Morely, Idaho Falls, who S not present. to tatangle n g le with thetl touring four-man teamte a m hhere e r e W ed n esd ay in ages■J closed, closed, R Russ ussell has won one -tjj nyn»mlternamlte, 21-year-Qld., 21- Negro about1 pUylngaalnstUutlonpUjlngaa.lni not-tek— ? « a tne toum ey lUeU 16«; John Morel re game for five and-struck out ,» to five daya. . lost .10.U) Begley Bc»l«y in 1 1B46. and D ick . lager said ‘?‘i that he was the only. ■Jnvrpi*rc e e park, nark J.J J. Wlnterholer, Klwanismis club chairmancl of the -weight Injured In a boui here bwlng< (he rulesn les 'whUe PrlscetOB < imoter hj the slate who ^ola beer Jaycec parx, J. . mate b atters a H total to ^ w sdlay a y night,night sUll su' clung today to and NavyMavykept kept their atutudea aecret. ' -jB piJtT sireexpecU d WWW.DolM.wh'lie. DOW. who \t«v V> V/alt C ob- S boxing " *1’ and “’I wresUing shows, ;nt, announced Saturday. Thc four-mu r -m ana n tetei a m , h e a d e d by gj mninga. n of lhe PacUlc north- P»f.f. Ball Balt Uke Uke Clly. In 1043. event, announct Innings. jjls M-KlM chanc* chanci Iorloi life. WUUamlUam and Mai Mary announced t t ay crllchell, MounUln Home, is 'So I'm btlns " discriminated p itccher h e r Eddie Eddie Feigner, is ------TtiBn.e Cowboys Cowboys also a: are three be- 1 honor existinf ooDtracta r e - . K fto the toum ey, the Ray Crllchell, m " hindid Ute Uie pace pace In In doubles- f The club h wnilams. “right na m e of the (jnri In Maho'. theonly only Olher olher three-time winner alnst." iven said the Hager. st "Anyone knows k n3wn o w n asa s The The King and His rp ___ r r t r rough and tum ble batOer, aai. Army VI'and WI«cottriO a ra - md even the stale law enforce- ^ ^ „ _ j i,-„ . I socked 69 tw o-base hlU. only ed ready te follow luit. . . •Jrf caution comes from of recent tourna nt commission (J. J, McCnrthy) C ourt u rt and and has has playcd cxhibi- X C!ain a m T 1 o< u rn e y ee behind tho lending PocaUllo •ed the base ^ “ L of hU eicull and ^ ■aldent of th e Twin to 1B2«.m . He He »on »oi the tltJe In 193S, I his brain when h e feU after in dropped a bombshell th la ; 1 observed that there Li never tionn games throughout, thr Can- o 1« 11111* 1 Cardlnnlsrdlnnls Inin thisth is department, J when It aiinounced I t planned : I looclatlon. He saya. 1B34, and and isji, 1S35. Cntchell has l>een "J*'"*'’, U Vtndivto. Ogden, has moyed , * hard ..i* right ' tfl th e head T im ? r “t out and those InvlUdUd by by locsl local' loumey olllclala to y trouble “"X at, e.tiy ev tw t promote.” a d uI aand n d the \ United States. S Cheduled lieC lU J f o r lene Smith, another weU liked Si football Ulerlslon program - net* asaln Hagtr^Bgtr also also look look 1; Issue wllh nnother D uringring the lasllast tt three seasons, this o a tie with L es Corcoran, Idaho featherweight. Sm ith's v ie 4e a moratorlmoratorium adopted by ■ lOMlnted to m ake the compete again. -I • ^ Tfei railsIls for the lead In doubles. Each fea^erwelgl ■BWtlily belter a ta r t to Accordingccordlng lo lo recordsr here, ch am - Ing he Kald wns pnxsed by lour-mr-m nn team has won 173 and lost T 1 ver Dynamite gave him the ‘^4,^.e team tournam ent to bo held Bob Oreenwood full home Ulevislor ; Ben Peterson, Pocatcllo. 1033; C % « ld that he understood WlnternolerS S " tncluc ?”** icsday during thc regular la- C'ty.;y. leads pUchtpUchers with a record age, followed3llowcd by Twin1 F a lls J74. The*'°NOAA*hM«ilate*”So» NOAA imme dl»»" psst deserves a pa t on 1931; Ben Peters . .d 0.1- seven victories nnd one loss. PocatelloIlo .273, .273, Idaho Idaht Falls JS4, q c u t cipUnaryu ry acUon, lallabeUng th e Quak* ; Scriiln* ran like clock- Crltchell,chell, 1934; 1934; crltchell. c 1935; O e r- It cnfor’cem< law enforcement commissioner L efty Hughes, i dny progrnm nt thc Twin PalU of seven vletorles :ently asked an eastern Idaho :lpal golf cour.ie. Tw‘"rwln Falls ■*is »® second in Uam bat- Falls 201..201, SaltSalt ULak< ke City .359, ^ L ie era as "tttmber"ffitmber sotso t In good s ta a d - . Jnte paik In th e pre- aid MUler. Miller. Boise. Boise 1937; Ed H arper, asked ar 3 S ; " " I f " g. Ogden leads w llh a J90 aver- .336 andid BUUngs SUllnga J34. J ______jpg."______/ttapt for a buU th a t Twinn Falls.Falls. 1937; 1937; Harper, 1333; Bill irts promoter promoter to to call off a bout ° 7 ‘ ‘« J ly M cM alns will capUln the ting. Ogden leads house, Csldwell, 1839: H arper, between;wttn women coi contestants "but he sly Brosvlk. P pitcher and out- :am a ^ n d lT«i. Selm a Miles the blue I hill and w ouldn't Join Bayhouse. Csidu Ignored " fielder:d e r: Emie CnCraner. flrtt base: , “ 1940;; Newt Carter,Ca Boise, 1941; , Foursom es wUl start play at e Lundahl. Uagon. Utah, 1942; ‘'I “‘’" don't t think think a a wrestilng ring Is BlnlneIne Anderson, Andei^n. second base; C. . wlU\ nnotUci group to tee o(( ■ ■ a Timid have been fine Oave Lundahl. I ele, catcher; Lovenr Thomock. aljiithl and iw o-thlrds Waltt CosgrllJ. Cosgrllf. S&llSi Lake Clly. 1943; : /*»“ plsce for 'o'" women." Hager said. Steele, catcher, I six m inutes. nd I am c^p^clally opposed lo n second3nd ba-se;ba-«; OeonOeorge Semba, short- *** Ihn Then Dick Barone, Cosgriff.srlff. 1944; 19M; Carter, i 1945: T o m “ p : Bliss Ruucll. outlleld; Bud Pairings,rings, «w 'llh ith members of the ' (ilnl baseman, apolled Begley.ley. Pocatello. Pocatcllo 1946; Dick L u n d - esUlng bout bout beti between a mnn nnd earn listed first. Include; Folly ■ woman-Buch a bout featuring n v nrd. outfield; L. Crandall, out- l^ te d fl KiitbiteS'loaded home* hal.-• Salt Salt Uke Uke Clly, l9«: Bill ‘ "‘’““" -'“S'* * d: 'Webb Malone, catcher; Ray M i^nlnsalns a n d DorothyD< Pierce vs, F ■ o ■ r T h e RM % w [L^ton, Ogden, 1048; Bud H o f- */«stunj card in John.^ton, Ogden Si.ILn. s outfielder, u r: and Paul Brown. \ Miles on and Vira Amende, tid^or% oe. thlt man tn blue be* melsler.Iler. 1949. 1949. and an Jimmy W hipple, *“______"• Infield. ej(j_ Irene Fox n n d JniJnne Purves vs. Ber- _ _ gttUng 9. lo t ot Islon, Lewiston, W50.------. Pope n n d Rcbn Henry. Torza ' ■ 9 M m u from the aevenih Threehree o( o( the the former ehamplona I I * ^ '• Feigner,'elgner, pitcher for Uie touring cuU efr and Cco onnie m il^ Everton vs. Orace ■ B • ttsopleiely fo rso t tlic hnvee turned turned professional. p H o f- V-hnic J l l l l l U Opens\J ■ tn. is considered one of the best vim ess and Ire n e White. iifU itU lke zone. Ask aicljierster served, served, asa pro at the B lue • softball. He has averaged 16 . " ' ' strlkeouU per sei in D ean Coulam and VI Coin- I Ctfty. bell tell you. Lakeses Country Country elub c In 1950 and Is keouU per seven-lnnlng game v""“Fi?r, ElU “heth°n nbeth Toolson and Mary Life...G et I XlBieu M anager Jack pro now now al al Hayden Hi lake, Coeur i Tlonclay i U H U a V to r I h a s a «oordrecord oiof 13^08 slrlkeouU J J • during 11 years of I IS, P a t Jngsera and Mildred katUif plana to hang d’Alene.ene. Dick Dick Lundhal L is pro a t _ - _ jL ing n years of play-He will pitch : vs, Xma t^ c Durwood and IteWmer lellow In el- CaldwellIwell and and BinBll Johnston Is to u r- . idlolded during the conlcst and } . use 19 windups. H hand deUv W llliarns. » Ina Anderson and e la^U . ' ins the the pro pro circuit. cli Bud Sower. l Udaho d U U MCoaches S rrS S r. ^y Blake vs. Phyllis Moore and " D Smloro erles!S.nnd a n d five pltcpitching speeds. ‘ Caldwell.1«11. 1948 1948 runnervp. r Is a p ro uNlVERSITy 0 :ut!er. I rt to* at the Cowboy In PorUand. JNIVERSrry op id a h o . mos- in 1'addlUon addlUon to to 1 Feigner, members r i r ! . ^ ortiand.------mwV. Jim^June q9 -T—Thr O e first coaching of th e team Includ I D enton and Jean Tegnn vs. __ . — fc, Woody Held. You peterstters ssld said a a number of en tries --hool at th» Unlve the team Include Meade Klnier, 2 K lrkm J? ^an and Vivian Laugh- c - l*|ifuture m apor leapje already have tta tool at the Unlvenlty of Idaho In catcher:Jitr: Oo«.n Oordon M.UItl.. Jion; S f jiS S u ! ady have started coming in fo r ^ n^m“number r“ 'ofof “ years eln will open wllh stop->; jej e rry n y JonesJones, first base, and !*"• inelte P alU s and Arlene Tlilet------*>i B« alone w hen we the tournament. tournament. He urged M agic niMT ^ ^ool Khool itjl itjlJliaWoii Monilay. K en iiVhlte resen I. Judy Driscoll andRuth John- ____ ■ ftmab allh th e fore- Valleyley golfers golfers planning pli to enter th e coichlng sch6 i 'White, reserve. Only four of ^ w e co.chlng schfiol will cover the the menm en pliy play atat. oi one Ume however. and M a rg n ret Williams and ♦ »»crtj. Bill, m ako the toumey■ney to to reglsur reglsi as iooti as p o s- .Jor sports j and Is divided as fol- T he game Is slaK M clvera vs. Ava Schow and alble8 to relieve pressure for regls- joft.g. he game Is slated to starl at 8:1S le Sund. ''*• 4 ■•njfrom Sacramento, tratlon on opcnl . Wednesday under the lights of „„ lon on opening day. june■uiie 12 12 Ihrough through June l« -B a » e. i h T•Jayeee J ^ ^ e park wk'"^ which has been men w ho will nol be able to " ois. r T«wd Ughtnlng In the Registrationeglstratlon feesfc. of »S may be s e n t ,,#11.1. under under ^ach Coach Chuck Finley made available Ihr in the tournam ent Wednesday \ « I* nukes those dlffl- to Jooloo Durgnn. Durgnn.; jnanager-pro, T w in jQune nj ]j 18 through through June 28—Foot- u,e '"cssf'v.™ cowboy mam s,rs,;; sked tou, s c all Manager-Pro Joe " J a ijptu easy a s h e m a- railsa mut\iel5s,l mu5\ielsj,l golf toutse. ' ba«,]' under Coach Curfman phon© duties durlr m at U ie municipal course. ' 1 t* f toa around lofty Morelore lhan lhan 11,100 11,: In trophies a n d and hb staff, ne duties during the game wui °v?rA’'A m ^ifde “i handled by Clyde Rosa, regular 1 Am ende, president of the • - c " '- *' priteses will be awardeda lo 'to u ro a - jujyliV j SU through . M, •n's G o lf association, reporu HeM Is always dnn- menl players at ?boy announcer, and Gus Kelker. it players and to the w inners ball,1. itnder under Coach Coach Chuek Finley. vice: prealdent prealdent otof the U Klwanis elub- Iness m e etin g of the group will G m tl ttim is not conven- and runners-up runners-up of Uie various July■uly la la through through July 19-Boxlng. icketa may be purchased In ad- “ nem!ld a riefte r Wednesday's vvet play. i £ Z = 03 McDoygaWs w asn't nights. Toumey Its. Toumey officials plan to underJer Coach nFranl ank Young. ^ancece from fro S the the Sterling ! Jewelry It McDougald now. havee 11 11 fUghts flights In addition to th e Julyuly 23 23 through through July 20—Track, cajnoany or th t S atovind t h a t iOO pteildenfsIldenfs flight. fllgh . . underler Coach Coach Slan Stan Hlserman. i„ x w ln Falls Ihes B r o v m i e s Are Not • {ta tint long h tt when ach Each entrant entrant wili bc presented a Theme coaching coaching ct course Is open to jvmies new’ golf ball aal the start of th e all summer schoolschool. StudenU and has “w b were foruii '* Ulrt Mth encmbers of first match. Dal t match. Dally and nightly e n - been■n «set t up to psrtlcularlypart aid high the servrceaservices ofo thlaS S famous team to Sold,d, ’ OwnOwner , Says * = u«Co*boyj have piny- terulnmalnment ent alto alto has been planned schoolsol coaches of thetl state and area. _i „r th e MagloMasin Valleyv>i roup," Win- „,®T. LOUIS,LOUIS. Ju n e 6 MV-Blll De- ^ KMon and they point by thethe commute committees headed by N ick Regularmto maltcredit .mwill I. ■!.» Ior tl. loler said. -The ™ funds raised Wilt, owner o f th e Sf- Louis Brown*, ^B ostdanR crous m an Ney, president i , president of the Twin F a lls course, jugh this exhlblUon game wiu 4 again totod d a y that lhe club 1» W ^eup. barring m an- Oolff association, host organization. Head of the con to be sold. EXTRA COMFORTI[ EXTRA VALUliLUII ‘ «5 Trower. — tow ard aiding needy children *** * °“ - E X T R i ------be s SUa u a Hlserman Hlserma and he- haa 5ugh Kiwsnls club work. Local A'Bpeclal>eclal n e w s conferencecc a t which “ ^ t l a scout from i» t > nUd out the outline of each sec- J? d S S ilU 1 has been ananged to dlaciiM ?ers aridonaU ng their time and the saleale waa cxpcctedc*E to be an- Just fygt one ride will convinceB-youl youl De S oto gives youou aa new,new, higher* gam e promises to b* ona of the nounced;ed tu rn ed ovo u t to be something 1 « ^ , S l‘ KosterPicked o ster Sterial “1r3 of lmi»runce to high « ^ i ool mentors, **J?^t*“®lq?e iwvIt imlque h •ten seen i In Magle Valley." of a Mloke, e, D eSoto'se S o to ’ .amazing, new Oriflowriflow powered engine «. .. . . BigBig :12-incti F o r All I t will uot be a dlscotirte on the ------n SShock hock AAbsorbers-combinedd with brake# . . Waterproofrproof igm igmtien fot . or All-Star •tlcular methods ot lhe university . id com- quick, sure startsa ,... . . Feal Featherlight ■ *(s former ^ ^ ih es but rather a 'cUnlc where \Cowboy Hitting ittm g other fanfam o u s D e Soto ride and com- age Quintet iblems pertaining to high school . . fort-contributing features-giveve you steering , . . Greatersater viribi:viribility i . • fe Signed Q ches can be Ulked over and O AB R H TB 3B2B 3BSB H R SH BBRBI Pel. OISE, June 0 WV-The east’s 13- variousloui soluUons <1discussed." on chwde.Ooode. p -...... -,10 20 4 10 16 3 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 -600 a “boulev“boule^arcj” ride on roughesttroads. roads. • More eJdxa-value feature*I features pe per doU tfl t'MnUtah 1 caU ^ v Vltous. i t o w . ifT .,W____J7 I 163 t t tf 'S l 1 1 1 8 8 1 2 49 J14 lular one In the summer school Grower 3b • ? IMS, has been ap- 1>»II tournament o c d w - >n Trower, 3b _____ 39 IU M 48 69 9 9 0 0 4 4 1 2 ^ JIO *«J>iikeil>all a n d track d»y- gjsria.sTlculum. Beglsiratlon for w m - g fIck " Conway," c :____ 3» 134 31 41 7« 6 6 1 l 8 8 0 fl 28 -308 ...... ‘*'M t football cofcch L, L. Pattersoi r sehool a t lhe unlversily U on woodyoody Held, cct f _____ i 33 121 M 38 Sl 6 6 0 0 3 3 I 3 32 .293 ■ ■ nday. he said- ick Mline, uy_ uU______30 98 30 TT 33 6 6 0 0 0 0 1 4 18 -3W ___ S l i ? ! '; “ *h» s t* « . **t4ied Preaa repori- sold members of m Ooff, lb ______l» IM 30 40 6811 11 1 1 6 6 1 3 39 .374 M n W e a t s ■anlc ClrtmtU. p ___ « a 3 t 1 1 Q Q 0 '0 1 yMpg taumament.' And , Heybtim, aod Denny W e l^ t, D Rogerwa.Rogerwn, T*UiTw rails, w ^ tbe "Denies H e »»«■. losera both times,times. ______U b u r Ridfticlo*** hs v e st five was announced Botersontoferton and John Sum men, ^ \ l I A I ler, T be nm e will be hOA a t t 4«rlston,rlston..Ued tled for ths alaglea.tuie ^OUR w H IREPAIR SHOR SilorJob jpa:A ti«-l.lhi.ali4tafrtootliaU ■»{»»> >& U ahe ft H O B H A S ^ m t jr]ll-lie.hflrt If Bnlw, Aug, .gaa.-Outs.-Out came Ifathft mln and Rum- now leading *• m enIt -was•was the. chaichamp- C ^ e . has denied Bothoth th ae cage ind foolbaJl « a m « n the doublesTRogerson and Rus- G e f ^ E q il e e r i t & n i e i7L*W>ro»ehed by Bill beIm staged liIn conjunction w ith m UI Falter, PocatcllPocateUo, deadlocked ior ■ V ■ lo manage th e St. Idaho high »Khool coaches cUnie top> honon w ith 87 of 100. Again tha |RE-OPEN ^ ■ ■ ■ N E I5 ®* in Boise.3oiK. coinn was tossed aniand again Rogerson — lost. I NON 0 >MATTIR WHAT MAKlloiM O l MOPn Opnotf^ ^ I ‘h Detroit ,------„ . Lewiston/ewiston wonwon ttiithe flva man cham- ' ' OurO u r recent rect flra closed us tempororilyenpororlly, J but our nshlp event with * 473 acare, do o n ori I IdrlWiIdrive^ you e«a «bMb w r t!Ki»kim ® *«»mento.- » a oiginl*»UooiorganlsaUocal iheeUnf. H em - j_ . of g . Honolulu hodoIuIJ atld JaptneM T t» H * I U B O R . . RIGHT ’‘•I *h<> New iM n> ijhosethose Jamt*James A. Sinclair to be ad fMtherwelght thennltht Hl^eo. Hid Oo(o battled I . Iitwtisctoryroethodei-iodpcieeieMddptk*isnd«^^«H ' < ^ in the- «tlviue8 for the *« *a lO-roundlO-iwind dr*draw at Osaka l u t BEST B iS T IQUIPMENT co n tra ct udy AajienbiAshenbrenci was alectec nlfht,(Jt, Jjrodo Jrodo n new e w agency reported »1th a »2a .600 president aand Al WeaUrgren, ^ ^ ' attendahee awretary-treuuietarv-treuurer. Naw directors ' ^ 1 _____ :______lESOronVMOUTH DEAlElb*eilEltr ( are Olm Slnanoni.Sliamor Dick Serpa. Ja k e 7 7 5 ? ? ^ ; ^ “ •eREH CARS'* (mEsaaiitil^ i W S s ----- H«Ui.tl. Kennlt Kermlt A Allison. Joha P laU MERCURY Oirl m :oR CO. f ■Ben-Moltem.-^------■■=—--.{ -- - -r^— SBejUfWrts e p iirT a tti * Berrlee- r , enry Powers.Powers, Twin M lt h lih ifC tt ll perloniMacepcrfcnM you. want.- ' \ DtSOTO ? ^ up BCbool«1 atbletlottbletlo i director, was placed >ltereuzT(TOBT lhaa » * ltl H ^ l ^ ^ 8alH KTMODTH S Service ervlc* l S^ P E N C r Mr M < O tO R U 2 ? bl* on «“tht tdvlaont advlson eouniel td cooid- Beats « BreryU prohibit ioatee athletleathletlo tvents.ii E. O. HHovtni avani Merinth Supply;. : sobIOB Bboahone St.st S o u th .; .phoiwHg^ 30Sf;:Shothg|)5.Shoihiijjw :i^ <^SgiitfeI— ------. ^ in g horae* Blnclilrnctalr will cauca a m e e tlM ^ s ^ - liato-Me. « te n a t« i 17 to0 outline euUln* tbt ytafi actirltlti. .. - T ' l l . - i l r - - ' ■ , • ' ' . ______SI , t w in f a l l s . IDAHO-______JAGBTWBEVB TIMES-NEWS, TWIN I jRedaJTightenten Childrenen AtteAtteijd Vacationion BitBible School h I • FATHER'Sl E R ' S D A Y r Resistance3 on ■ •► JJUNE U N 1 7 t h . Korean Frontront • (Pt.- o».) ln» »Ule4- In Ui« Y»nCTTi-TnJei-ln]e ateaMts < V. K. troops wers held to »a hilthalf mllamils yesterdsy^ field d i a pp s a tc tc lie h e i. i. - i b e sn ir eeiuored, Indlcstcdated UiKtlhat I I thousinds et redj wtre pullJinjlllng hscicbsck \ ■ \ while renntusrdi were engsied n tu f^ I’Tbr M I [p S ^ I tbe allies wllh birooets sndand hindhand ~ M **TTj«se reports u ld th e mslnmsin bodybody. ‘ of reds »ppesred to be tslUniilUnii bscicback i toward KumsoT«. 12 mile*I northeutnortheast W w o t Kumhws, snd toward Pjoniiing.>)-onKang. . . \ m a good sport the trlanBle's apex, 13 .mllwlies north-norUi- I ...ifyouiyour Dad's a g c u t of Chorwon. I Uie .vital K AUled artillery pounded the .vital • «s5t>west road between Choreon and Kumhwa. d the tri- H , Last nisht B-Mi raidedd thetlralght tri­ ■ angle area for the third0 tirslghttons ot ■ I hell likelice FPenney's ^ night, rtpplni: H with M•fl 't Ivmbs. ^ of ^weup I 600- pound rrMmenWtton wmtJ-of c B B * (y Carrier-bajied planti turnedngnspslm psrts of ^ ^ It Into a fiery hell, dropping ntpslm (lelUed Bssollne) bombs. < out ^ s DESERT TONES One pilot said red troopsindydsy.” "rsn out H LUSTROUS DESEI 7 - ‘“ ...... •• y .iin g jilce a torthon a windy dsy. ■ CREASE-I^ESISTAESISTANT RAYON Manager Returnsirns m \ To Office in Timerime bardine Slackscks lii Tiieft I Gabard \ To Prevent Tiieftcompsny. pictured at th e lable areire five ehlldreoehlldrcD trem the beg loner's deparim deparimrot rot of ihe Lulheraa vacallan Bible ttj J E. Prnnce, Ulsh Oilrcnily cowpsny. re- Enrollment was M5MS jauogilenjouofiltn aiedai S to II The achoolol wai •tatreditafred wllh' a tacnlly e( 11 inatraeton'rueior* The durable closcsc weave of these sturdy i jlaJJrcMJd nvcnue. npparcnilyday alter- re- , , n j u helpers. Faculty mtml>erf, IcH lo tam ed to his ofllce Frldsy alter* , mert, lefl to rifht, are Joyce rcteraenrten, , liulnietor; Mrs. Herbert Doeoalog. bcgln-»w«'n- slncks Rives th e mn a smsmooth o o th velvety finish | revfnt lha depsrtm ent director,r, tndsnd Erwin Erwin G.0. Koch, blble ichool aupcrlntendeDl.ipcrlntendenl. ((Kelker phel»—ataft eniravlB i) that rcsist.s wrinkic.skic.s anand d mamakes them ^^-on• - noon Just In tlms to preventrenry, plus lha „ * * * * ----- theft o f about gtJS In currenfr,necks with plus * * . * derfully cool! Handsomelyndsom ely ststyled w ith con- coins, crcdit cards and checU with »g” tinous waistband, deep revfirs revfirsed pleats. Lus* ^ ' • totAl value of about I17S.' hsd been CJ tion Auto’s Trunk LidLid “Battle“B of Prices” According to France, he hsd been School’s D Vacation At trou3 ncw tan, gray,ray. brown, blJe!1 I Bway from the front and rear offices Bible i Coursess for Hits Man’s Head Heads1 for OregonJgon W aist i t h is building, leaving them un- J 29 to 40. kUended. As hs relumed, he heard > !nU #va J**" Connelly, route 3, 3, Twin Twin PORTLAND. P< Ore., June 9) m lA^ — ■ S i o U e and saw a m an i l*s« i t the Children FinishesU s I I C a « rtllt, was reporied In “fairlyIrly good'good- The relail price war will comacoma to Memorial Portland Sunday, rear office. T he'faaa indlcsled„«one. ht Classes ended Friday for ■M.^^hii» 5 c h ll. J®"® wnfUon at Msgic VaUey Memorial Pori bad been looking for someone. ! hospital Saturday night wherehere he he IsU Pull-page Pi advertisements by the v~' llh a cus- dren enrolled In th e two-week Lu- Bustalned Fred Meyer chain of seven super- L ater, while tallclne withnns a were cus- dfIheran vacaUon Bible school, ac-«r **'"» ^ treated for Injuries nustalned Free 1 super- *\fc.AII ribbed royon tomer. France’s susplclnniba; con-wers fording lh to Ern’ln .O, 'Koch,1h director.ri^rVrWr . J ‘run'' ■‘f’ ‘'I* 1050 mod- market]"’“ f Saturday announceded price V^, tt \ «fot«ed. He noUctd the b u con- « c u u Jn dozeni ot fair-tradere Items»ems - A ® cards and The cour.« sta rted May 38,1 a _ Atcordlng-lo clly- Offleera.era. Con. to Ibecome effective Sunday. The \ ! - -tatnlng the money, credll, Mfe csrdi and C TT law s were held Irom B:45 to »y. The ^ V r f '- 'W \ \ checks was gone from the ssfe. o ► ..nh " '’ly w“ reaching Inside thc trunk redureducUnns will ba as much aa IIOO 1 ^ \ w '' llctrs who ll:<5 am . dally Mondays Uiroughof of . .»‘he ear parked a t Fearlessrless FFar. s r. for for refrigerators. Olher electrical J Sportr ShirtsSI* •'A3 msn The Frldoys.'The program consisted of , , leclrlcal ^ I ? M V rls- servlca stallon when the thc accl. nppllalices,nppl loolhposles and lotions 1 ^ ul France »toflC'. handicraft• proJccu, . dent. . occurred about 8:55 p jnm . Satur- nrc nrc Included. 1 F rance phoned elty officersbehind who an “ ** "8» •n ‘> m oving pictures, Koch . J r \ L e t Dad ease intoto th th is is re rcfrc-shing edl- I of 31 m . Connelly wns taken to5 lhethe hos. Tl The cUyV major departmartment ent " a ||’ 1 M ^orite . . . fee! free a n d / ■ m began a search for the vo msn. offices. The « a.islsied by a s u ff of 31 in- |^; Bcml-con. stores st once Indicated theyic y wlll ' m m \ tion of an old favorite . . . I m an not located, bulIded France Ihlef. «lruclors snd deportm ent head,hesds plusDius ambulaiicc In a scml-con. slon heads plus sclous .condition. mccim ecl the cuts, when they open'p en for - r « • -V relaxed! The cool 1 comcomfort fort is built right I f i ' W / B found th e untouched bag hadbehind lowed an “ helpers. ri/M.. r,nru Injuries knonm Saturdaylay nlghl buslibuslne.i>ortaUon.from variousnous pansparts . , g^.oiien left eye ------,nf of to w wss provided by the Memo- / long or -short He opined lhat the Intended Ihlef. «l' me Memo- y-rni^^es aboul th e head. His Kt Kansss hos consistently beeiAthe I caught almMt in the act. had lowed “rial Lutheran school’s two buses. _h„, ■eeiAme - \ . sleeves! S. M , V,J ; Awards wero Riven FridayLv J«;hii to chll- physicianL J ordered X -raya Uaken ken Sun- u . 8.E sUte which grows th e mlwt I the bag behind the stove when wheal. ^ T ' Trance arrived on the scene.r g . ®‘dten who were regular In‘ UiclrihHr aal- ll "’“fnl'’*' y r l ; lendsnee and /n lth /u ) Jn Ihtlrlhelr work, P r n n r . Koch reported. Free trcaUi were , AP Meet Hears B « givenf; thc children by the Immanuel n« 9 WV- league of the Im m anuel Lutheran — _ ■ _ _ " ~ I V ay paused a^urch. Utah Governor-1aUve wor- ______BALT LAKE cnY . JunS 9 UPh- )ci Oov. J . B rstkea Lee loday paused tj, Make; YourselfYc 1 ^ 2 ’ ® ' In th e midst of his leglslaUveA wor­ ”: BPW Convention f ries to: explain his philosophy ot vi government lo Utah and Idaho JC Selects Officialsiicials m members of lh# AssociatedtUn» Press. with ^ OnOFlNO. J u n c 8 (/Pv-Mr.i. Mao Lee v a s speaker a t a luncheon coble stitch meellng of ths group, which'IM Prts?today elccUd sUio prealdent of the Bus- ' IncM , nnd Professional Women's iNTED! in c lu d e d a two dsy meeUng with k ' t l WAN! election of Bernard Malnwarlng,«... “flubs • a t the stn to DpW convcnUon publisher of the Idaho Free Press. J*'htre todny. Nampa, as chairman. . 1\..™ OUier ontccr* are VirginiaInla Hawk. / .i l l P o l o► SShirts h ^ . A BepubJIean who recenO)’M of hssin* .Rupert, ‘ flrsl vice president: Ann Coiwllcn, Pocatello, eccond vlcepres- eome Jnlo naiionsl prominenceriimciiion for Weiser. rc- You save plenty on t^ese t^ e se •practical polo . his outspoken distaste for govern- - . m ent*l waste. L«« warned of en. cording „ secretary; Mrs. Mary Dun- shirts, carefully wovenvoven of cdurable cotton bar, Coeur d ’Alene, correspondinglresponding i r / W ^ k'/\ J croachments by the govemmenl on Iv k n it, and sure to pleaseplease DDa< ad! Elasticized '.i'i tho people. ^ n i.- » il 1°'secretary, nnd H elen Ulmen,nen, Cald- W K ' I on sleeves andind ncckbncckband prevents i'.’: ■The more you give government ^well,.treasurer. In taxes, the mare government?:® as- ,,, »“'«• Palmer. naUonal represent- M n n | H B n stretching. i;-'- • I (umes control over the people.'^rnm.nt.« Lee SednUa, Mo., awardediwarded 17 W Pi | V ’ Colorfulc com- j;.ri 1 commendnUon lo Idaho Ml ,»-** U ^ (kid. He warned that conUnuedI ourselves high • bination.s he'll 6 1 / f t “ taxes would mske the people oon^ IBHnBB b tlnually more numb to governmental r,.Olher awards were madele by Pres.Pres­ ^ M & lik e ! S. iM. L . . 'V:! eontrol. -unUl wt all find ourselves ident Anderson to Pajette,;e, Jerome.Jerome, % f •laves.” f tf o ’ Kellogg nnd Pocatello forr member.member- V ship and sponsoring cltaUonssUons for ^ | 9 8 Rule About‘Slots’Ad I p H S clubs.

May Be Appealeda s Traffic Fineslies f k TotBitcraft BPOKANE, Jun# 9 WV-Spoksne’shib dLirio collected »S8 fromfrom park. park- I J J H •lot machines probably havelon st Mleast de ciutlons Frid ay and Saturday. \ •nother seven months to mn If the .Paying | i each for overtimeUme park-park. _ cool, mesh Srotherhood.of Friends club 7A.»nhdecide , ms ' were irrs’. R . C. McMullen. -Mrs; CASUAL to appeal tho court decisionrnnflM.lrn made W. COCllTun. EL N. PCltygrOVC, R- K ^ sialnst It last week. rto, n.inh H. Lj'nard, M rs. W. Parlsli,h, HowardHoward ■ Tbo club's sltorney, fh, Joseph «r,rt r ' V. Oenlry.ilry. T»-ln T»ln SHOES Thomas, explained thla conclusion“ ir FalJj Tractor a n d Implenirnt com- Shirtsts Baturday when ssklna Judgea will Ralph nut B">«-n,o«-n, P. P. S. 8. I Kdgerton to delay signingimtll Uie find- „.vf ” Justmun. J. W . Treat, Wayne Wayne E. E. I ■ Here’s a breezy cool practical ^v.j ftigs In the ease. J ulna to f ■Jol'i'son,f Tommy Collins, P. A. Hue- Judge Edgerion said h« will put ther, Adrlaim Lautlng.-ioS Leonard EXPE>C P E R T I T^if^iYvV-l^j shirt •. • . ■ . handsomely {>!I 7.90 off alRnlng the findings until nextIf Mrs. T. Nebckcr. Mrs.s.MarKar- Margar- * “ ■■ It V ./ styled, nnd ccarefully a re tailored iV> “ et Jones, Mrs. J . Skinner, a Mrs. . .1 Slyied for summer vb Thursday to give Thomas Um« lo H A t / of cf'spsp cottorco tto n m eah th a t _ .„ .,i,„ Kcegon. C, E. Roberts, uwo), R. L . . . Just tea way dsd I • ^ i n e the findings more thor- „ SECRETARYETARY stays freshresh all dayde long! Short oughly. Thomas has no t yetncoMUiu- said If Roberts. K eith Coleman. Richard Richard E. E. ^ themi Hasdsbma Ua ktl . be w in appeal the case. .L. . . Wheeler, Mrs. C. S. Cuter, Prank sleeves for sumisummer comfort! )'.-1 ***“ OGRAPHER j upper, . . - lurabl. W ■Judge Edgerion ruled unconsuiu-rawQ Slot S Robert Miller. Mrs. Barney," b™ i ^ STENOGRAPHI Choose blue, H “P** Glavln, Hugo Hofknecht. Made Rar- '4 soles .and heels! HeU • tlonal a 1B37 stale law under which w ta n , “ isen, Weldon Haskins, Adolph• g Koch ; c l e r kK-TYPIST-t y p is t ^ \ t -V v f I :i them'*U*e»»nbBr...» QAA ■“ g; itwo), John L. H arp, Mrs, John Kce- --W hiles. I O tC Ban. E. H. .Mayer. Mrs. W. H. Larson, revery outfit! S lo ll. _ * l,_ J Jim Lancaster. K enneth SHi: Loni, Mrs. BOOKKEEPER[KEEPER P l & c Q Helen Morrell a n d H. B. Horner. SHOS DKPr Rumors of Peacel-WV-The -R.H.,Linard..Lj-le WeUieibceS f i. and d _____R E C EPTIOPTIONIST. N IST ______; ^ | 9 8 ______» p ______■esentallve Th'lma Ford pold t: eachh forfor Im- Im- In Korea SpikedSulurday » Proper patlclng. O ther *2 lines were ------L O S ANQELE8. Ju n e 9JEotlaUons MV-The ^ ^ Roberts, overtime x patklng r : : in m a c hHINE i n e o OPERATORS p i deputy United SUtes representsllve ^Ihe^stofllce zone; BIU Resd.esd. park-park. to th e United NaUons 3ross SHurdsy Slid loadlHK lone. andDick Dick L Lea- « . i— spiked rumors of peace negollsUons'ensi Sec overllme parking In Uie-pi>sl. ihe pi>st- to K orea. K o r e a i lh ““.‘ee zone, ' " ■Ambassador Ernest A. Grossposiibllily ssld ‘"I - IB a n intewlew that Defenss Sec-’ VISIT IN FILER retary Marshall's visit to Korea>b W has the FILER, *>'' Junc 9 — Mr. snd Mrs. ■, sir. gift-boxedd . m tiiln * ta do-.wtm any W posilbllKy i thaNorman - Bell a n d famll)', .Sublette. s'uM^e'; i ARE you a fugitiveigitive frofrom a highly-desir- of endtoff the war. :hln* tor Kans.; and M rw Velma Belt and He added that slnee Peb.Bren H. be*n th* daughter. ,,• B etty Lou, Cimarron, r TJJ*. b a s bien trylnf to conUct the'* Kans., a rt vUlUng a t ulr* lha 0 Dalel"e office 'position?asitioii? ^ Are you m arking - cpmmunlst regime In China.1. Scotttor ? home. ' ^ BELTSEITS 9 0 ^ . p f « e talks hut has no t erea been t* ------time when youu could b; _ia 71^. 2 g BUSINESSESS COLLEGEC ■ I - sterlinging C.C, Larson.harsi Pres. ^ IjM ortiTI Bon.a l I s H F H • Twinyin FallsI Store9re : II > C- . . I j f - ..... ►

TIMTIMES-NEWS, ES-Nl TWIN FALLS, IDAIDAHO ■JIS, '______^ P A GPAGS'IBXBTEBI^K S 'IB t ------— • Playgi-ound I O il ner laid the emphasis thenI will be for towels Is Ideentii. lo eents. AbouUtJWO ipwlM.oT i und Leaders CheckJck oil Details of SummerSummc Program Miiiird tolo adolescents nnd adults. Craner ssldI two swimmln«swlmm m eeta naUve to tlw OnlW- U O _ _ _ _ _ on the basis lhal schoolworkschc will are planned, one for tthis city’s Caniwla. '——^n e c D the younger JuvenilesJuvenll occupied, swlmmera, tentaUvely■nuuvely set July 11. ------^^--- ■ I ttoner-said• said he ho hopes lo have fa- mother one a montimonth later for • • cuuits ftrt^nstdrttitistd by then for an a «- U ajlc VaUtj,Uty awlmmfawlmmm. D«UU» ^ BRe volleyballcyball league,league. Ice skating *>« “nnouncedunced later,later. Swimming » aim ikiingng alsonlso will be Included tn // " n Durley, IdahoIdo Palls. BBINQ OBaoBHAaTotnt HAIL Tl me winterer ptOBrnm.ptOBrnm, nsnS w' ealh'irptr- Pocatello andd Sail Lake City a re ., C k l A D expected for the laiier nmeet. ■ d l H;nap A r * . . . . Meanwhileihlle the the new new parUs and , :^ ss swlmm swimming, safety in supervisor la busy with >rogram Vwill ” have uso - C U O T C ■ p . . . ■ i a nuiltlludeude ot detailsdetaus liin aetltng the iiclpaV rwimmlng pool, d l l w I d « HOTSu f 9 summer recreation progprosram and Ute cmplojeiiloje. wUl wm no not .sslst in fove r r t - •■...... ■/ .^NMnmiinitW pool inIn u.^e. Monday he ■ ■ will confer wiiJi o f f 1 c nishlng -'Praying• nox'ou's noxious weicls'weeds p?e't^-vra'Sn- )loT Pfoceulng to seeduigng the ncwly-acqulredncwly-ac Bun- / ‘" ‘‘'‘’V.;: . ilorging rise parkk In the northeastnorthi part of 12??“ '' tie American Red Crosa . fcniorging H'> /' f wW meet Inn the courticourtroom a t 8 • Copying iwlmmlng pool opet.s a t 1 I to elect officers. | Oilf f Coloring i i l n g - I lay with dally hours of l to I( m - U m in U i 11111 l ...... r .. »■ ■ ■ »l 'T A o rc’sc’s A OI//creDifference” W Pool manager Is Joo Fix, OuaranteedSiarantced •...... I THETHE ' ft urtenl who rcccnUy com- RADIO SERVI' m ' ■Hfeir/ ' his Junior ye»r a t Idaho Por.. . POUTADLE?l?TS''iSDio R 3 Album>um StudiStudios || . . k ;; 3lle««, Pocatcllo. li{esuaj aiim w agagB g> H jtj Id 55 cents lor adults; sea- R .,i|T| . Twin r a l k I els, t i for children. *7J0 fof « ' MV] 1 and tlO for ndulls, Locker » ^^^l^llllllll^P 3 SO cents and the charge M nferrlt\c wllh elly i«crtalU>n filfltla\sIs ton- E m til Craner, rhylUs P*yae,Payne. Lola SoiSoprr and Beverly Alfer. Slandlnr are 1 m ^ a i t l d t r i »re »hoirn conferrlncwhich opens will tomarroff. Be*led left lo0 right lefl. tnd H«b.N!elMD. Th« prorramprogram will operate In llanaoo. South and 1 The swimming pool K m c t refre«llon prorr»m whichII McCloy, op«ns r«k» and Becreatlon SupcrvUor>crvUor (SUll pholo-engriTlnr)) pju. today with dally h faw B«ff»tlon L c t i t r Paul * McCloy, ' * Ti * * *ir * * * ------T 8 pm. Tom. Pool manager l A , * * * ■ * V siw classes.ses and olherother craft work, plating tlie organUaUoi local sturtenl who rc( ■»*/^rK*7»n TV> Anothercr new depnrtideparture tills year League baseball pro( pleted hisON Junior AUTOS y w o n d - » ^ S S S F X U g i a L U -slU be having a plnyg Stnle college, Pocatcllo ^.ecreational Progra having a plnyground leader which ever>’ililng to sci nre Babe Craig.FURNITURE Dale Pi • H — ^ 's Summer Recre * _ on duly between 1 ancand S'pm. each site. Including a /ou n x . Jetrj- Klelnkopf an In Harm on nnd Drury parks clo>« enough for th e hi tygrove. Pool clerk ia I row, Pool OpeningTing 1Today r“«V“.": out recre.-viional = .c equipment over. Locations for the [farts Tomorrow, ® which wiu111 l>e be made made available av to all being considered. Rales, Including tax, r c ? ams in the major, minor and Nielson and BeverljBeverly Alger for desiring I I t t providing providing n H is cared for -Ha said hc would admissions, nuie cents IR VANS O PE R A TE IN THESE3SE BTATES'BTATE . 'iondaj- rit Harmon- hole toamsleagues. in lho A it series of rules South park and Lol;Lois Boper and properly and and returned, returned. r0 Botholt Oans Unes. boys up Up 15 yc.ir r aald tho clly Is contcm- gram will beSouth announce and Drury parks. loiri Iron Ernest leagues■ dependent ■ “ ll^t of acUvltles includes ev- — ------M new parks and :nothole gnmes age. will bo played g down ^7 4 ’'" to ? and , including . I (jTiiOf nnd form er A31 Knotholeidnesdays gnmi nnd Fridays bc- tlcJdlywlnks,Inks, Thc city ihas the equlp- 3 a, m. nnd noon. Schedules lecessarj’ necessarj- for for nearly every le organUaUon a Ultle Mt Soulhem Idaho on Wednesdays ai jaseball program under ON AUTOS ntlon. tween nnnouneed B n. m. nnd one week In ad- “ o f' ja game m e nnd recreationalrec ac- • Fhc cool ol the momlng will g ;r>Uilng to scaled down to FURNITUR B loder, Craner h as will ba dcilsnallng onnounced t the time „nd udln? 0 four-foot fence r o n w i i uw I UcCloy, Kimberly vance.craner dcilsnallng said the first week ot nslde for or strenuousjtrei games. )ons will be used for quieter Shfe Dad TheIgh tor th e homers to eall le'd Select HimselfHin Ktfor lho past sev- pince. III Crnner bc mosUysaid t practica, wltli Afternoons will be usi jCJoy will supervise i>lny willplay be StarUng mostl; Immediately “ci'vltie.?. .. Jkiders at each of Icaiiiieird. ploy startl; New ncUvlUes ncLlvlUes plannedplanr this yenr (. ■ idllne flftcraard. will be set after which Include clnsscs inIn boxUig.boxl wrestling, I he would like to get be In direct charrte A deadlinecannot, will iratister bc frotn one fly casilnBUng tmd biU ccasUng. Thtte iQltij; warns, work.- playersto cannot, nnother. tra The Knothole will be th e usual varietyvar of major Include moving the horse- ^ lhe Timcs'Ncws tciim season to nnother. will end with thc games phis phis sewing, sewing, marbles, cro- near park f roads for easy rHER'S DAY ata, AI Wcatergren, G ang messy season plnyolf will among the quet. Jacks,icks, model olrplnneolrp building, nd If flnnuces permit, du. Bob Gilliam, In Shnughncisyir teams playc In each league. . BOlf. sandboxes,iandboxes, checkers,che. coping IBtlzaUon similar to top four’ soJlbali teams In Jeague e games will ------!------mmer rccreatlon program »> i » _ ^ Girls’'ed soflbali on Tuesdays Jea and Thura- • m f ^ l H | Shop Friday thc week before rchool K c lerful l Q l l Cparty O Wfor Dad on hla day—Sclectstitct r j V N E l B j p U h it's been mada by bo played; Marmon on Tuesd port. A major ana f | ■ U U I ans Ior lh e winter Pro- Opaoilt#hudaon’a— Tlmes-Newii for play, for sports, for leisure S ltm y Doerr. Twin days a>i l Hwrannleague will pn: be formed and M |% I illm l 'T il 9 P.M. be announced - then. Cra-J *fftwr-prcslt!ont, and a m inordulfl league esubllshed will slmlllr to tTHRITiS? ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ “ ^iait Hudson’s exclusive .men’s shoo'.'7 de- 17 ■■■ feCtttoy business m an- ft schedulethe Knothole establl; Gang. Craner ir m n write rlte to SpesrtSpesp ChlrtipracUe part ired it’s tho brand ho would choose” Iorfor iPtll* wun's m anager, th a t ofIterested the Knotho girls lo report a t s.n IU riuHum m aand n d ' Hoipltal, Ho.) Denver, ■■TJjwr. and players Mks jntcrejtedn park a t glr 9 a. m. Thumday cola. fo'or r 72 paiei ofa: TeitlDioiiUl him. »B»Knothole.aang a t HarmI on the park teams a t and 9 organlie Uio J* resulu lo Ktlirltlt,« t eantff. m.Itodsy in Harm on to form the learns. « . . . polio, epilepsy, epllepxj. rhei.matle rhei (ever, ilnbucbsll and view jround

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r.v'-r -J. f SI ’ ■PAGE FOtmrnGEH TIMES-NEWS, t w i n '’FALLS, JDAHO> ____- ____ — ____ fl Births Reported rey iRichfield Iments, J ■ S' mtter"*UiW ^ CI' Qtizens in Carey Ri J WEWEli. June t - Soaft-ett «ert ,,'°^J«i.e, 4rH H d p Is BOHL. prealdent cf Uie Magle Val- r ■cQ born recenUy a t at. Valentine’* hot- y X / l z ' V a Iris 6«nty, WhUt m a n yVS; o t the Travel, Entertainrtain A ctivities Belated bom exhibited at tbe Irla show In tn d PIUI to Mr. and Mrs. Clarenceence H.H. *P ‘Pesket *t i>„ CARSy. June »-Luclllee'cenar- Cenar- WCHPIZLD,R l June 9 --Ur. ^ MUler P“j^ a n d »0 r« r « . ^ 2 r ^ ^ “oo, Idaho Green’ , A ^ I CIC VVALLEY Iunusually large and coJorfuL'* h u reuimed to her homee In San frierfriends. ^,^0 wild flower* en Cam as prairie,iralrie, and evenever on vacant tots in rAZRPIE(I>,IRFIEW>. * * • ^Francisco. Mr*. M: Opal White sod ton. ere•re Pleto Tbe "Kmp KUbO Omn"Z'in" can-cam- viv e blooming in profusion.. The eamas.eama*. ffrom whieh the pralH e and tht th t Thet 1 eulled comment of one of w Mrs. Al- moving to Tulelske. CsllI, where-bere | — 2 Mrs. Don BlackweU and Mrs. Al- movl ptlfa knd plftD* tor % 4-H'H talentUlent miemmty lake their nam e, arexe a lt lhelrtheir bejibeai snd. in the surroundinglin g foot-foot* pbyiUsrbyi rstrlek't 4-yesr old •‘I danc- f » * •n«l MM returned-ied'W Wed- ed- Bhe ahe wlU teach in the elementaryitary • ' tbow were ie*ture«l lUnuI on theUie mjtmii Juit begun to bloom,loom. inilng suidenu in DUHL U typical^ of nesday ^ from a Visit In UUh;uh at)dand school.« h o tftwSM of eounty 4-a,club*lb* which Afterj iif*'"g th em I t U n'tt difficult to urundertUnd wby the earlyly setUert theirtheii enUiutlssa for Uw classes. M rs./R alph Grey and broUitr. m tt UtU we«k. M oordlof to0 theU>a re* nunedu this area a fte r them1. . The psiepale blue blossoms, which seem to bavs a Afterai hU first clast b t told his ^^^^sSid w Mrt. Ephriam McMUUn Howardj j “ Campbell, have retumwlS FARMERS AHENTICnE N T I0N !^3 ot Olub A gent Bobert D. Kems. eert*a, irsruparency. look from a distancedlstann like a pool or streamI of waUr.water, friends.frtei “And wt get to tyre so o e r- ^and »on. Park City. Utah,ah. have porUand where they *ere call- Berer»l new clu l* h»T* oorfsnlsed m n to d 70jo make the Uluilon even more perfect, tthey grow beit In th e Icnr,Icnr. lemlemN t- laults*aul with our bart feet onl" returned home alter vUlUogiUog Mr. ed ^ by | Uie crillcal lUneis ot Uielr SPECIAL OFF-SEA50 4od electcd o tlle e n . iwunpy in lands and In m oistt mountain momesdowe. Huge fields o f them are ... and Mrs. Prank Ivle. a *unl u n t. M n. StelU Roe. - = F -S E A 5 0 N A letter ir o m tb e elub w ent on ,jund,5, wherever clvUhsatlonI hhas u not ------If any ef you Usgle VaUey mo- EIols Ivle h u relumed from at* jUftifleld m servicemen home lo visit tbe “Keep Idabp Oreen” program proerwn pj( under. ,11 * university. T w o ot Uu ’ tending BYU a t Pmvo sndId U em- rtU „ i , tlve* ( are Cpl. HaroM Hortlng. AND SUMMERtE R PPRIC R IC E S wmt reed a n d m em ben (tv»eve pro-Pr»* ^ jp,w from a sm all onion- son ot U r. and Mrs. Ouy Hortlng,rtlng, jm a reporu on their projMU nj. L, •" graduate nurses, ont girl ^you • may hsvt teen an unguldrtn ^ .tS d P’oyed at Sun VaUey. « « like bulb and th e Uny slx-peul4 2 7 * ^ w u a teacher snd one » beauU- Explorer Scout* gave Uie pro* o noa furlough from Csmp Roberts. ■ when tft« TJp. D fp U7t»t«lc cluD E a rt Le. automoWls eavorUng along th e ^ u } o" • M ppnx. ^«««• Threo ef U*® L*. «ufe iJirriS ■**“ optBtat exercUesjrclse* a t c c*«, allf.. snd Seaman Biclisrd ^ Luff, Elephantsf i Brandind 21°/ 21% A m i n « 3 net « the home of Alex; MejtoaUejtoa jj jnahes Ull. They some- ^ Uled twol Highway whUt two women scurried MIA J g J Tuesday eveoCng. O.'. I.1. Bar- S san a n IHego. who li vlslUog his moth- m Melton tiUced on different« d a l^ itoieiu„ are called irild-hyaclnm■nyacinuL . m iuioni for the U » church, meeUng. er. Mr*. Pred Peterson. breed* and hi* w n. St*nley. told ^ ^ow Was iQ charge of the meeting, 1 Sulphate 5 9 . 0 0 Peril Jey. told The tuns* bulb som etim es ♦ one ^ 1 and 2 SKIf Two glrla, Myrl and T belmS i a, ^ l havt ' ^ t “ l t ‘wi?‘sll'right, Uiough, the• worn- TOUI, put ..I. John Adsmson.Muuon. M k rs. Lloyd Useslas snd dsughter how he kept h la calf cle*ii. Bummer one-half Inches a c ro u , lormerly S I? I S i en were Jual Uxard hunUng. l s t ifebb, Ted je ft Wednesdsy for WlehlU, camp wa* dl«cu*Md. acMrdUKitdlng to im portant food for Uie >>«n on •shon-teim missions. Two enj Larry Petenon. Stanley Webb, Ted je ft O n l y ! V on. served 'O** ‘*® fcr. w here CynUiU will receln medicala O n l y ! Carol Seddon. club reporter.'■ Dorth«reit«mqo, Indians. I t still Is uaed ^of V “ «1 Do®- served . Tl T ^ In the ^rmed forces d u rintog g WWorld «“ BebMfer, Bellevue, andr M n. Vln* Two tervlcemen, Bob Benslnger treatm trea ent. >Take advantage of this ipeclal offer t l^aoeroa VUItsr lo lo some extent. T h e In d ian s ^roatted iS : «,i- wsr n . Eight of Uio childrenM ^Uve live r»U Potter, BHOSHONE. And Oiey Arrien, hsvt relumedlumed to ■’------— ' , tfik» W etM teln wa* a1 vUllOTvisitor UiemUu In pits of h o t coals and wet r • thla season aad next. ELEPHANT b ► 2r_ on Csmu prslrle. The boyslys are' all »er weren't hunUng llzanl* Uiroughugn u d e- u ,j, vUlUng In Csrey. r p ge «AD TMES-NEWS WAKT AD6 ,> a d keep th tlr physical and chemical when the Lucerne Llveitoekock club h»:jisy. Tbey have a eweet gummy engaged In farming. *lre■ire bul througb necessity. , Csreyq children wlll attendnd a cos------_ nl show, tute and art supposedly very nu- L m et and dl«au*ed tbe talent iho*. tu w -7 . .1 Psckham, who U 73. Is JusUce of Tl The liiard episode J really r . trl began the LDS recresUontecresUon ■ SpeeUl 0 H .g « ^ ^ ■ . aooordlnf to Marvto Dun»n,l*n, club triUous.w Afler being cookedX” and Uitthe pesce, preildent of thhe e PrairiePralrlo earl earlier. Urry Sehuter, 13. was ^ aried Uiey will keep a iong time ,u!?f in Ssturdsy afUmoon. Mrs. O. U , . Power Cooperative, ch airmla a n otof theUie a llcardII catching mood earlierriier win jusiesenj ^ i Is In charge ot arrange- i [ ELtPHANTM o f eowB and lhelrelr char*char- »» Indians have been known to 1 civic and Uie day snd collected IS. He p u t JP H A N T BRAND 33H S6 i S I*"! OnW' “ “I ^ I” i I l i . menlummBBium NJfiNJfM^e KtMUtlc* WM e- jy enterprising cltU eiwrw ot the Ho* ^ “n “ assumptionim ptlon mMrs. Clnlr L. Oentry hasi mreturned m .a PHONE COLLECT dairy catUe When the Cedar Draw ijn " longed to the Bandy family,a ' - opened s r e u n e a r OOODINOlo O D iN n be? to to Weiser atter spending * few - ,5 li M( I club held Its regular meeUng.ng- Oor-O or. „j f. a . Bandyoy movedmovM ^1?"'njjny y„„ announced^TToSSiid Ask^ Mrs. potter. ' <,ay,days WlUl her parenU, Mr.-andV aiS Mra, '•GoodiiiB47 Enptrt 65 MOR-ON • don Hendrix Clacussed eare( oJ bcel [„(, Shoshone area in ,h,, A. E. Csldwejl. M n Falla S14 •nd plani fo r telenl abow praeUce ,j, ’ thst In 1811 snd 1813 HAOERMAN.OERMAN ------A. B pracUce one year a fte r Woodl?Zt River . i Aree banks—Farmer’s State rn • ; Mrs. Helen Drake, Uurelton,relton, L. SU. fertilizer c o l wers made. ^. Center Orange ws* o rg an te d , snd h.nk VUM Blot BIatUUiS Leket Saetb . i|m The curry club baa ehanged Ita h»\ .V - Hagerrosn S U le b^^^^^n^FFA ank end f l in fleybum Mr, m A H O H I D E nged Its h»ve reelded on the sem e farm ever Uie nr* 1 t Nauonsl bank; OOODINOJOODINO _ , ^ *t Wd** u Twin rsUs nuue to tbe C urry Jeana anaind Joes,Jo<«. llnce-iini They donated ononrt jicre 7i.?i of v-hhad two-the Flrsl NaUonal and the H - ^ 8 TALLOW CO. Pbene 19» to Steve Holloway,vay. re* g«unagn 10 the OrangB andno AlvlnAum Lincoln County slate, a nnd"^”. d WBN- Takes^ Top Honormor «Much potash 1*. found In wood I ^ ided the BoUer donated a n o th er acre snaand two-Uie Flrat NaUonal ■„i ws were th« Ormge haU w as buUt In 1814, • HEYBTON. June »-A tour of the ky. club Ur. and Mrs. Sandy Joined Uie *'>*' Wendell sute. T h e re> also wwu u county on sn all-day Judgingng trip — —^— it eelve*. Orange tn l«ie a n d th e tr th ree chll- “ “ *• by Uie PPA Clubs from Heybom. tybam . drtn. Donald, Alfi«d a n d EUen. be- _ Rupert. Bujlty and Oakley Thur*-T hurs- The newly-ortanlxed BappyHappy eaocame members In I»3», IMO snd^ ; ' ^ There'* an hsbltual “Jallbresker’"llbreaker”* day resulted in the Heybum1 teams Homemakere o f n ie r electeded Elea- »3:»». Hrt. DonaM Sandy becameb e c ^ e a of BURLEY. "H‘He e sleepssleeps placing pi/c Uiird In poultty Judging,ludglng. ^ G RR A I N E ik out all first In livestock Judging. Hn n n t t In n i N l — nor—Reichert, -prealdent; -Nancy. Nanry. meniber_lnmei I03B; CUff Btulrmsn.UulraisB Tuesdsy to enter Uiele sU*U U ’ d Sizes ' I iwlmmln* p e rtle s after each'h meet- owDontld, who Is a Lincolnn county the 1continued high w inds b u t prob* Judging Judg contest. lng. The club wlU put- npD "Keep commluloner. was m astere r three ------H r G e t YYoursoi Beforee It IsI: Too l l Idaho O reen" po*ter*. J”yeiin and both M r. a n d 'Mira rs. . Don- y " At another ueetlng of Uiele HanorHappy Sandy and Mr. and Mrs. Stuu- f — Don’t Gamble on CosfsAIfS ' Homemakera. » autrtUon club.ub Carol ">»nisn hsve been a sslsU n t andM d\'ildy luly tontraetorsi Don’t Relcbert d e m o n stn te d chUtoaton cake. SMltUnC»* iCewahls. Mrs.. DonsM U n . Ed S h a rp u club leader.. ^ Ssndy h u been lecturer and Juve- ^ or Quality.y FREE ^ WllUn* W ertew Sect* “UjDll* mslron; Alfred Sandy,dy. over- ^ SAVEII^ENOW 7 ' The WUUn« Worttera --ealsed **‘f *eversl years a n d steward: El- , Juvenile B D DELIVERY and elected liln d * LeUi. preaJdenl;filflen l: Slutsman. Jectvirer and Juvenile i 501500 Bu. SIZE W3 1 0 4 Dixie R lchm ood. vice preeldeni;rMident- nutron:^ S lu tsn a n . overseerseer and I P alty Tverdy. eecretary: Aileaelene Beil!Bell. rat«ber of Uie execuUve eommltlee: Utcuued, *^<1 H. A. Bandy haa been reporter. Project* were dlicu»*ed. ^ J g and It w u deddtd to weltt for an •ecretary, treasurer, lecturerurer tnd ^ 31.00 Downw n 118.50 Montl InvlUUoa to m e et a t varloui home*- At each me«rtln«. m ^ b e r* wlU give ITT' (Platu niuil esrryliesrryliii cbsm) demoMUaUona, T he elder glrU rATRpIELD m sidenta Insist In jb t on practiced a altlt for the talenta t show,ahow. nomlniling"I” a candldBte. Mr. and S lB a Make arrangements.9 for your grain1 bin for tn H I inilraJed William J. Packham hftv'e have hed Cutulnc (oncrtie cojisis o n wre deliver:r. They m eetit all rcguirementarcguirei of th e GciWr ■ putting a Ilpper In * drea when«hen the 'hlldren In school continuously for wllh 11 ^ Of those years, 34A verewere in rtguite*. TbMe'a ao B*“gifflble ble oo_oo quilii quiJicy. cither. Wa imctly cofllrol ■ — - |H 9 J for ^ in loan storage.Ige. K JoUy Fala o f Hanaen met wtih 11 ~ uer u d mixing — deliver uoifocm high.iirugcb I members p rcaent, aoeordtaj to PPatty attv the“ Pslrtleld schools. T heireir oldest igxregiiei, ceaeor, water u d mixing' I f f . Bame*. club reporter. The18 groupm w ehlkl, tula, started echooll In RU- ronatie when forms are rwdy.retdy. Be JSL/RC ol co>u u d quality— I H 9 ' Sidew alls are fully' corrugated steel'uid B uppfl. ' m r i n 1013. T h# fam ily miJvedmoved to order ReaJy-Mized CoocteieDocreie troiattoa ut, . - I jggcd door frame gives extra f l t conduoted • b rief talent »how. ' " Csmu prairie In 1017 and Uielr Uth H 9 rig id angle steel. Rugged door fr To &Dt«r Contest ^ H 9 a t th is vital point. An angle atroved •» VentilateVentilator cap rem ovaln nlc. K I(SEARS) '< blower fillittK V .Tha SUtch a n d C h a tu r elub.:tab. nni- l- \} p o i i u n M i D c a / A 1 SIZES ON HANDHAND • Complete; size ranraj g e Slower fi! er. organlied recenUy and1 elecUdelected \ M y i jgated f o r ex tra •• ®oofH o o f fillifillin{T d o o r I Nancy Joe Davls. president:at: Ann y J v 500bu.,4ea...... 310.00o i A n n • All corrugated I Walter*, vice president; Barbara ^ ...... 310.00 strength > Extra lenjlh entry d o A • ParUb, *ecretery-trea»urer:■; Mari-Mari­ lioxfc Q uucJL ! • Extra Ien lyn BmlUi. reporter. Mr*. Stanley '■% • , « ' 1,500 bu„ 3 e Shoveling boi p r o v i d e * W ork on Apren* 2,150bu.,3ea.....750.00 ^ , • Shovelinj • W eather resistan *n»e Spring Time club.b. Twin • ■ \ . M rerfereted foom rubber > Durable all ste e l^ I rails, worlced 00 a p ro u . accordingiccoiding ’ S. . ' 3,350 bu., 6 eo..1,095.00 1,095.00 • Rodent proof lo Reporter Colleen Bryan.sn. The ^ ■■ . eushlews - girl* had th e ir picture* takencen after ' v ______1 • Low maintenancentenance cost •I CorrufatiCorrugated st^tJ | tbe meeting. Plant to a tte n d <*H eampmp were \ ;oyernm*ntFinane«d I dUcuued by the UaglcI Valley . ^ . ... \ Buy on Searsirs EasyEasy;T T erm s or Crop Poyhienthient PionPI or C an Be Governrntr Maid*. Tha elub dlseuttad lU scrap • \ ' ' book and 4 -R shirts. With 15% D.Deposit Plsn* for th e 4*H canp and Uiethe \ talent shov featured a meeUngKUng ofo( m \ the SUtch iind Blew club,, Castle­Castle- M \ \ ' F»el.«rodtlng fea m .y:; ford. Members nnswerrt roll e»JfesJf ■ , - \ \ ■ rubber cutW on j>lu» - j ■ •1 ' with a report of their «ewlngwing for V S kl \ ' ■ fleslble platforms the pre^rfous two weeks... "* - J I ItBAD TIM SS-NBW 8 WANT,. - .m fedB^ p I mlntrte you *1 insurance moniml 1 mlnule you stlp thts* on yocr fett...... JJ i ■s S ebB 'I k ,T>i*y'reth«y'r« biMycntbtwyonf end flem'bl*_/or youVe | ’ H ie p e a c e o f m ind jroumkjrj u n a y , V . ■ ^^ovid Brad[ev[ e v Moy M o w e r i T andem Disc« HarrowsHarroi I ~ deit?e f r o m y o u r ln»nr»oc«inraoce- -■ • \ ' \\^> 5 aP ,oc*«ol(y'*octwolfy woll(K»g,9«i.»ff_jv>hi«5J. . . . - s z \ \ ^ 5 ^ '^ r V v reto*l(»5retoxlno »o>lo yow feef. Ar*d, fwtiee protection depends upono n the W Mows 7-Foot WM id dlh th OQO' l.?,i D avid B ra d ley 6-Foot — wnfldMK* you .h»v8jln_j:our _ ' _ \ t / WiL. the >tyll»fl of **these hondiome eoiuoJi^_;_;^-_'7- _-3( 6.0p_MonlhW onlh ______J m M M T ires: t ______26.00.Down-14.00l*Monih'- M onth.^ Insurance agent. k w N Nol olw only ly do Ihty feel good—bvt ' p .u Bum for high froeter tpetdi. W * To w rite insurance mtelli*m telll- Power lake-off type, hooksoks cn ddrowboi raw b ar of ony Irodor.’Eajy to hitdi Ihey look good, loo. Hinry to Seorst up, u doasn'l lie up troctor for other use ^ , 18-ln. steel dl«x Trip rope,fpr.P®!' sently requires knowledger le d g e )f for other uses. Clutch pernilts slippage If ony obstacle 1« itruck. UsesWi 6.00x16d.OOxI 6 tires.lir Pull behind typt. ID avid Bradley 7.FootTaadimPl< aad jadgmisnt on the partpart ofoi <• fee yours, todoyl * the agent. E e must knowlow in-in* timately th e many forms3U and . Free Lollipops rates whieh apply; he must have a sound understanding” !l'‘ ' Exlr.m«ly n.xibleible . X^ ^ F o rth e ' ’p* '~ST "^ I e f vtlues a n d be able to) deter-deter* mine tbe kinds of insuraneeluranM Children ^S' ^ you should have for your ' z ' proper protecUoQ. That is why the Insurancesurance V ‘ \ companies he repmentsn ta en* . \ ) \ V trust him with the handlinga n d lin g \ \ « f th eir b u sin ess in youru r eora* ' 1 m uaity. New foom rubberl>er ^ Fast Electric Churn hb", Aluminurti Roofing* ^ . J f you tl»e u a th e oppetiunlty et dad erch p / - 'MoVti Butttr foii-Sovei lobof/ ] tfronx* Gear PumpsnP» ~ " J« BJ’— . :‘serrlog you. ytiuw U l know UiatKK your ^ _4.{ k.M ______EmbaMed,_Cottiaai»f< t Foi For Tfoetor Mounied Sproven’oven : ' Ipw rance is properly writtenen tla s tbttht 7 ^ • rar 2.0S . txmirtM_ tmpuim.aim. •, ' HklMt ^kMl-drlT. iNMr hei 110.' ( 1-in. Openlnss... 2 6 * 995 S ° I20.V.A.CM]^r«ii.M«il«r«M>try.12C I, leylote were er l«*|lcl*M pv«>«1 ^ , ■ f C o . . ^ Uerbreueo.orr..^lMfrMlM . .tMi'M *i!ber^‘n w id-gewey1,-Vemy ------— ...... ------H « - - • pfSey er power hits**. rMas.XMer.Jr. . r* CCft bC ' 403 403M Ma aii AveiueW Mt ■ ' ' ■ * " " C 'V.-M|-OM fnM «reei Ckei

. 1 • 10,1951 -______' TIMES-^jTIMES-NEWS. T ank Offers Odd Gommei"lommciit on tnunderon ^ Jeld at Heyburn Gen, MacArtlim-,, Cats, Sistei! tpJimN.JuneS-Heyburnm - By HENRY »MeLEMORE hL,ay wayout. out. jeetReporls noat Wednesday to the East .'a tut tile leys and see what -when Sorwhcn he hrc.vftpe... ^ fmve im lc Valley pow-wow. Seventy s up: O en. MattMi Rldgway un- ed thele one iliinK thing to i brliig iimi b. . ^ Twin r»U» county m tmibers bers from nuptrt.- Shoihone dCFubtedlytedlj Ists a tremendouslyixcmi capable on thei» douuie-inne.douuie-iiine. --Ju.^t shake i r * f : eiaiimtn. remindi D ietrUrich. h. Burley, Buhl. Declo. Twin ™“‘’' '’''tbut it seemsseem s lo me thot it l^ c»n oi>i pe.inut pe.mut hriiilt hrltlle, Weli, I v to report to the Palis.I. Jerome. Oakley. Haielton •a bit•’1^ overboardoverboa: to ertdlt hint shakinglng Hit lhe other nUlit wher >»“? U U necessarj to Malta.a, Eden. 1Paul, AceqiiU »nd ‘^■'’8being every blbll as astute and Sfoup> of niiiliiliiliiniiiliiliilit rrevek-rs retui beet HeyburnJUm attend.attended, Tweniy PTa's ul In th e. harhandling of Japan ed. andIld llii'reIIutc I I w.v. w.v, W liat I lo< represented. Generaleneral Mac- > ikc to thf Mranger.s. I do * ”'i5'’SMe and 'r d h tn rt otiicers present * •. I nnly Vnow whnl I fei; ll Mrs. Vaughn Bair. Rupert G cn- ' Ict president: Mrs. Sam Dinner, Rldgway to o t e more Kcm about cut.', hone, siste vice presldenl; .Mrs c h a rrge g e aa^trHle-^^ tn rie - • loin ^ hato.s fO per cent of te “'“'ssale n rc Whitesides. i. Twin Falls- “" ‘1 iJnder 1, U'! ,nc turn 11 on nnd secreur>-; Mrs, Verne Antltr^ «>me»hat d lffer- s out of Ull' rnrcn mul Mi Buhl. dLnrlct vlee presldenl- conditions.ondltioiis. A j I S awsy until 1I iiiniturn tt.It oil. Wuli t Calvin Harper. Buhl, district f®'*’ I lllon, th,u IV HcL^'cr3J:)-ab( itln e chalrmnn. &ntl 'C i t t * s'*-I Murray. ^ No .m ourr -fthtre :ht. Shosliane, dbtrlct procedure there sJlead | chairman. ot Mm. and sort . Regl.siratlongl.stratlon wasw handled by Mn P'*'*'! tlie way. Is hliHl loK» with lils'friinU i ^ beeU wre plan^ Amoss JordanJordnn andan Mrs. !*.• H. Peler.^ 13 my prlvi-prlvl- ^ on the scrcfn. mul, /or the production Heyburn. Heyburn. Dorolhy Shertey, a » tew few years MeL«.n pjucdi to lo till- tin- Kla,^^. Kla^^. ^ti,J•s ^ \h c te i Mil. . . Heyburn.lurn. played a piano solo and lo hear OentOeneral MacArthur, til thele sliuw sliuw ind.^ m d^ Then • hc hlf were cared for up shlrley■ey Spear .^n.^nng. . himself,:lf, W!1Wll of his iarrival in Yoko- t^H* nuiiy. -oj tbandonmtnt or hnr- worlcshnpsJTlcshnp.s wiwere held followlns “ndand hlj. rldiride to Tokyo be- Murrnyirrny l^ l^ «Ticome wricome ta use tht?i > wftltn eould have t[,e Bentfrnl meellng,m< Inslniclors 1 lanes of fully nrmed Jap In- of feline;line aiipn-clntion aiipri-cl.itio in nny » ^ uodET uveragc condl- «ereMr*. M r* Ualr. Ualr Mrs. Kenneth Hen- '•mtri’menymen w'h>,wh >, andanc I nm .'uro you he cares, a normil crop or Person.)n. Mrs,Mrs. jcJohn ManvUle, Mrs, ’ “I '‘B«cigrcc w ith me, hated hU you- • • • Vernee Ander.«on.Ander.'on. Mrs. Calvin Harper, know-what-what At tho lime. Under^loncider^lfliici several si-vcr noted 1 ^ o n m en t or crop de- u rs , Kennen VWhlt«ldes, Un. C. ' ' ^ I t d directly from Unlght,h t, Mrs, SaiSam Danner nnd Mrs. Woulduid you be embarrassed If, U lia t or liuecls. b . :irkpatrlclt, Kirkpatrick. aroundId mldHlRlU,mIdiiiKlU, y cnuRhl ^ .bwidoned could not m nnch c h wa.^ wa.^ served sc by the Mini- ■«n Uiet^>e I’nH m aiMrtmcnl bttta aoKa 4-H 4-H RlrU glrU with Mrs. Melbert O'^H'ilnE,lng, w earlns and ^iw is ollerlns » fair op- xayloror and MiMrs. Seth Baird In ng na c an ol brittle pjQt production. chargc.gc. After mnoon a model ejecu- ’‘t'Ho yelling. •'He. kltly. kilty, ______tlve meetlnK anand generol meeting '‘"'y!! Here, kitty, HiGU COW conducted 1by Mrs. LeRoy Ar- Well, no m a tte r aboutal wn.i, on. Shlrley Spear sang, •'■ee, one of niy cats has a -A ______sieeterer tooth UinnUisn a bcnr, o*ned tiy the Idaho tNDEND VISIT and likes to run i a riia Use de«.( t a i blind, P1L,ER.LER. Junt 9 Utul.-Cmdr, nrni iloor open nndni«i h e UIs; loni; t:o»e, which (il pounds of butter- Mrs, George MniMartin, who have been Im'i too loo surprising for a tom in UO pounds of tnllk to her vislilngng her panparents, Mr. and Mrs, June, HU favorite i and don'l gtiiBf to the records ot J, D. Staats,Slaats, hav.have left lor Sail like a>k mele why,why. In peanutpeai brittle. Pul e-nleslan usoclatlon. Clly. him in a barrel o(

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S' . ______timTIMES-NEWS, es- TW IN FALLS, IDAHOr Kn a o m m u u m n i ^ fC ^ l^ o p Ie CivilCef^pefenseDriU Judgeudge C G r ta t s District•istrict MiMeeting ------leld for Heyburn n* Of PTA Is Held O F . ■ ".a": S.*':tEYBURN. June 9-A ^clvU de- ' Divorces I J l V O l 'C C for M drill Wea held here Tqejday r p i ^ ^ . b u h l ; June 9 .- South Sideie BFurnitureive Co. TwihTpiVIN FALLS - DUiK In combination with the ' I t l l ’P P QtZlaad Sales Magle.'aSle rrxValley, Valley. fR « lio cmb. 'AHjri Thi - H U ee c e Friday ator PTfc 1,-cte co-hosta Vo -the Maker «aa [n charge. , _ Th„* fourth'urth diilrlctdistrict pow-wo*po T u ? J , ^ Thrfe dhoree.i were Rranted to The 75 ofllccrs and e »«s a.«ljted by .W. P. Bojd, ''> in raih county 75 ofllccrs sn"S chM^e^l'^a'^- fln rails county residents Friday tendance utte from fro Ooodlng *nd . imunlcatlons: B. R. Pyle, dc- Jn grounds cf cruelty. crui None of the TwtaI'IR FF»Us sih coumits, couniii i ^ S;si'irs»?s s6« r waiiUn; s s R alph McCombs, po- eulu wis conwsi«c ; Mrs. Grace Blxler. medical dl- Roy Sundlce wc A school £ Instruction wa.-. heid 1 tJiowtd nearlyT,...riY ^ Grace Roy Sundle'e woit a decree from fsrtj service; Rou Nell Standlee. Th Ir. 1 i to A ; iM t s w In new i^rchlMrchlM. dircedirector of flre equip. May;; rs'-.T“g»r'^.e’"S 4. lujj at " '" ’lng year and 2iS V *» 'Atl»wc aUW m,ntnt ana aamaa" ln c system: O. c. courturt approved ana m acreement where- l^l^'il'uDn t »a3 In charge of the electric- by Mrs- Mrs. Standlce will • have custody and Lco Handy, evacuation and or their their 12-year-old 12-year-ol u>n during the ‘i'recUng the SSt sH£„’“‘nsporUtlon. jchool:iool yearyeir and \hi t li'iiibnnd- t:‘>\\ «otkahop«^ ^ 0 ^ induced twlu4e< Mrs. A braham • Jmulated fires of railroad flares c-irerc Jor .hUn duringdur "tlie summ er. !? '», P''”- " Mrs- -VaUBhn td, ■e llghtid nt dU ferejit points in Standleeandlee 'la'la to to pay pay .»2S a jn o n th Ior >lr, RuP” Rupen; ‘: Mr! Mrs, Jnhn Melville, vlllaRe and were p u l out by the ‘hee boy's boy’s support. jupport, Community prop-' «M FnKs; m„. Vcrn Anderson, ct«e cte*^. • Four mobll u n iu of ty was'•'» divideddivltltd prior; to th e sull. aW Mis. caWin Harper. BuW. Magic Valley R adio club- look R«yWrntyborn and RaybornRaj were Mrs. Mr?, KeiinfnAVhlK -FROMYM YOUR FRIENDIENDLY t In the drill nnd an airplane Siandice'jandlfe'i attorneys, attornej Mn,rs. Floyd^oyrt KisliniKi.slinR, Dietrich; M rs. 11 Burley waa for spotting Blanch? Blanche Harvey wa.i gn»nted a £ “"1sm Emnnfr, 81iof.hone.81'0 and M rs. ■■ arn”"'"'"Slits. divorcevorce IromItom OeorgeOeon D. Harvey and ^■ A. ^ Kena;ick.Kenil;lci!. Ooodlng.O' . TURNJRNITURE STORETORE tnotft" ‘yp« of city givenken cuitody of their m inor wm. Joyce Camej. •• Mcompanlfd by H( U 'hf per*"" ieelcJnj i—^------~------_ 1 Harv'V.Is'orderedirvsy.Is ordered to pay *50 per Mrs,JS Waiter WflJier WellsWflh. t«ng M rs. ^t.posiltiliUM. Miiny in- RealK cal Esto E s ta te T r n n s f e r s monthDnth for the tioy'sboy, support ftnd h o j Ed3 Johnsonjonnson ifad ■community sin*- BPOB lftn.NK.. 1933 WajhUVRU M Mrs. Tha.Tiiia Challli.. O lenns •• prien empjffj' otherj 38, m WajhUvKton couniy. Idaho. ?ciiy; Mr. *ni5 M l.e.Mer Brow/i, iaihelf (»mi5. W'.rr.ni, h l i ', , j,rt- J,rt- H.rvin' 11 Jirp..i .» W, W. Taylor repre.scnted repr th e ’a-lfe, Ooodlng'oMingi-Sgi. Sri, gndand Mrs. Lloycf M of- ^ S T S ^ LIVIN M N0» Urge Wlm.n,Ill'll Ill.rk/ri>i..th iwi.m awardedI'arded Mrs. Mrs. Hand Ha a radio and nndnd Mrs.- Mrs.- FYoiik rr.ink Slrucclf. 'Jerome. fcfluenc« JwtJ prl«s In local lo r-i^trri‘«r h M,. tm Tr;i,, »i,;oo. lyot 4 Ulk 1 householdmsehold fuml.^hlngsfurnl,0 while the — ■ ______- ™ FURURNITUREE Bartimtf out of proporUon 'irr.M, 'jr^l'"'j A l.«no u> su .iri I'^hand'jisband't .share , share of com m unity n « | j | | H | H | | demand, ' T»,flu’IhtiUaih. \ jo Mik 11. vil.r. ptoptiiyoptiiy ii'a moiorcyele mole and a ra - surplus'futlds Warnnt,'.rrmnt, V>«e ^h :': I phiiiiw la Kin.r dlo, Mn. Hand's 5oUi »3 » hedge against t nurnhirn, no, p '’i>umi‘' ‘ w. GETG£T yoor >-oar F/ FARM LOANS • Fine Imperialll Hand Crafted Living Room:oom FFurniture. u r u d t s t source ol income, toXT"N.iiwr’^ siM u> Mn-l&TOtT. The t.u.,4.4►ti4*4 CcoV.c^a-.'si, Hunrii# Addition. _ ^ Custom made! tolo your specifications. t e ^ laimers who al^ead)- BBirths i r th s KeportedK ^ 4rt *!«>. »n ImporUnl c«k'. s'unVi?; jCH • Famous Lifetimetime PermaluxPer and Flexstetl3«l LivingL iving Room Iqrtf, ------ooobwo,'June OOODWO, June 9-.R«cenl'blrtha „Btt * •, . ” ■ ' • ♦ .Moderr.Modern E r a . . . by M agnuson mr Me™ lana , J, t , 1.• the,Ooodlng tjie,Ooodlng Memorial J hospital id Bed Daveno Suites. neaics >uch fanners have Wimnir .ifrd; : • . . . for fine, modern^ uT- Liv­ Furniture and Bed I » « r, IW. V SHSW!. elude daughtera to Or. a n d 'M rs, ■ . . riSttaal land to mak« bet* ii«. u alter r. Anderson, Obodlns: Mr. ' J . C. Vl ing Rooma.e , iaiw mchlnerr. A p a rt ' y. i ^ x w tu»rt B. t. «idMrt,t>amWHidMrt,t>amWHtn»en,Twlnyoll»: . J. T E. .’WHITE in> J i-^ttantlal decline In the EroMt c. C n ^ , For De« Id* MU, W* • - „ .f2S main Ml!ers o! n inr.ntj itir M In m .ti .•< •mount b«^ I«u • win '■!. »i jiim i — -. „ . ■ . • Burton ^IW ns not Uie caje In tho i>" .''Sl.'’''" '' icfifit agtncles «i4 others « cirtiflH fh«k or' li.h lrr'i th«k 0 . eaBnrft fctaajaiffd a la n e num ber /><> ,n .id t »ta> u|h foreclwures dur- t ^• w S£ v . “ ^ M o3VING y i i i»depre«!on were a prln- ivS;p«5°.i'’bMa, (tod «li«» up ttp ISO. ft. w!3i AsT«tiet« la Ult.n., n,^t,l, .icepl on nroJ«u In. Affleile*Aneilca BEDROOMOM SMITES In^ Krt.r.l Fund.. The .u««iful kM- ^V^TIS^ENTS on ptol«u Involrln* V«l«f«l Funii II obi.ln tuch h llc«ni« btfore th. «n- i AND.FURKISI.FURNISHINGS " liincE o^i-ETnNo^ ^ ~ xttl'i•I wm‘b,V»«will b, „Kul«). * u prtirldM In SuV- ' • j lem 10T.02 pf th. M.ho Sund.rd Bp«- . . i b rf fjblle Wofk. of^ th> mfMhnl?.tlon., niltfnn'i n iltU of 1»00, ______M ■ B H World famous fine mlahogany ahogany 1:bedroom furniture by Whii SSyi '[>; Cc?- I nijj.r.ia>l>r> %m.III b. rMulTK] -lo lubnlt • ir .turhnl to Ui. propout' alTln* . Mebane,Mcbat North Carolina.na. The sosouth’6'oldest makers o f f in e ! n(M«d In Id.bs tage mahogany furniture.ure. . ■ mSH HcywoodKcywood Wakefield Bedrooq> Furniture. - Englandef, Amerlc*'*Imerlc*'* mostm luxufious MalUeii. «»•ha ^ ^ | | H ,m ur S.-n In T*ln ,h, M l BiickS'CountyBiickS'C Maple Bedroom FumF u m llullurs rs / ulUnute In aleepUif eojnlort.eoi »»«i to |J» per set tej. T^,-n. mlnlniLmminimum »i p«ld U> .11 un.VIII.J A • 3t tm»Io>n| cp^ tlili^ ahili U Amcrlcan.ModemAmcrlca Bedroom FiMmlture u m ltu re Burtftn DWele B«U, Bprtap8i jo d Miltrettei. A Baumrltter Maplo and BlrCh modem m o d e m u d Ilr»dl» price |u*Ut7 qu*Uty Ior Xor i v e r y f ^ ^ . ttKtitneU to •lUnt.rMjdl»]I • . 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■RIES S c o u t h Side S i( Funim iturejl ier Product of HAR m " . 3 f c Bay It F nth Patfy, y°B)- f-T if M, T.irf. g -n .. i»' .TOjiw!.ujR;!MI I& ______- ‘ 7,: PAGE EIGHT^K •TIMES-NEWS,fS, TWINTWIM FALLS, ID A B ^' ——— 0 3 homm for sale r ;ES____ HELP WAKTEP—FEMALEP^MAIE _ f u r n is b b d BOOM S ------SPECIA L NOTICES HE ------7— Z . NICK T«a. cloa. In. Ilru Pt.fnr«l.rL B.*-Ba*- TWTWO-nOOM la ba aw.ad. • « cT inc. .dll' NEW MOD*^^ x-iwdtww ' hoo.^— rSTl ~ [v^ ark etsts anand Finance | Classified ( ied 1 iillS'i Dipkli brlili'i. Jnoki. ibanhj “ ^l_ n ^ ' i Sd'e7“uu tooJI eJrf7 > u ll» "Ml pLBABAtm.* fnrol.brt f! ANBLDE*!,* lad, ako.t *«wu,.r u. I— .Iderlr -»« fU R ^n.liU rat> tU ltd A».no« North. , ’ W A N T d r a t e s 3 .« i t n U^x^toiaTTB^aHdTlw/lIfTiVKall/ I i a t e s ’S% ssssslil >*“• k. mulrad lo d . eooklm aad rtrllnaa. ^ ^ L ivestockck Grain ' wa>dl W«i»Md«7 •> ^ “ ■.*'*' ***“ * *** b. ^ b latarf _C l«lna*iri^l \ * l l , ------J4K Kpn iw«M S S — ***"°* ------lo ------FURNISHEU AITS. ~ J CHICAGO. * '" 0! ' ■»* pTr word ___ ■ ■ ■ " -J— ^ :.B«lro«. bo«a. I'.i.'^r/o rilS • — -— Pj— ;;i.*'i."" ~ MARKETS AT A GLANCEl a n c e ; * aU.H.lr.d , . “ v*J:„TVroiK J h e l p " w a n t e d ~IIMm Aa Ll E^ ” I* ------r;------i s mp \ NEW YORK. Jum • Ml-8l«k8Mk ... «i- In^li WANTKOl tiparlMMdJl^lJalo^andM 5T 7;;n;5 lara ' cli.n(* (la»d. ' • — CECIL 0. J0NK8 ^ 1______' - . J JL I*'"*'' , . — ONE-HOOM fumtahnf .partment. IW.«9. CkKvo :_____ ’ tjpauln Baa* * Tmt rkasi 19«1 ► WhMl'E^iIn- ♦* p««rt n»cr.. *. **Pfiff*^wi?C«^rrflVskMiM)nT8lt«t _J »a.m i mcE„oy,e.,, Cori.-Wt»k 1 ew TwrU rtllmUt (- o, CHIKOFKACTUHS J ;'i* iL n rsi^ K.m-5;n-r L 0>u-W nk I «l.i>dW t'«f prMneU- .1 Ilco-Nsnlull* iti4ar. ' irzilt.W ~ • ' c CaT a T ioI'l^wi * ^ S-BUO»llnml.h«lc s ap.itm.nl. ta ll - I ** **"“ . ' - NEW BRICK Ibn^WrooB homa «ith I ' jtla^.djt«ffc ^11, « ^ U j . iii.KHj. OCOEN C*«H fiRAIM . III.KHJ, _ ‘"• • W ,* OODEK. JUb. Mond.,-.^Ad..^l 'p.».^IUtuid.|. _ “'yAVIiL & BEBOHTS ~ ^ homTVtSO, »l,000 .i “.“•'BenlM". f f ®7u'rnUbrt,^” A*irt»JB"prl7rf‘el''' Canal | | faclllUaa. MAOIO VALLEY - «»tr« h..vr *hli. *!'.». * f jl”* ta'li?*tt°*o '' ma. an*. lovettfflent CO, — JIS ; (ti.rk Y"** MinJd'’•'dViHl.^. Ui'auK-M11.U:K ^ »U,.1 ranfr“o„n'~^p.n tVr UAIIIIKII w.Dlad: Staadr Job. Call U.ll ffod ‘ mtbd* Ada" •.• tonlM.nllji h.' ' __ ------___'_ ' Vou flllOic H roo»h h~»l« i»4«; e u n rtlTUBrS TABLEJ r.»afd " to tha adr.rllwr. Pf. Inqulr. AIRl.INW B~d InWllUent toub* ">•» “ ,"1 CHICAf.O, Jiin. » , f. Err«r« ahould be rr^-'ttd lnm.dl.Ia. flSBliSKissI _ !l e-.ll., ,,„ .n ,.r and aUlk>» af.nia. frwad ‘ J Low C!o.. *JJo»j»r» «ll) b.*.ttT4l'*/S aiS, In JiliA lJTY SHUJ*i ’ K'i f “a.??*J-V? i w i “ 'lrsd‘'T)-a)»lJili; CO . l m irvd liVbona* -nft. "w » ■S?r .j:'"' =,«;> ~ mrtloa. |-HlMANt:N IS- |V'~»r't5 I'boo.i^nl -t98M litsii. StlnMil.. Alfllin^-DlTlalo". • •fumrayci.i ««>i jJJJv -Jji’ JjJ,;' 1^ ’*'V r‘‘'TfTS5 "nJrt ” “V"''°T t^^ ' n^yt‘ oSr 11, • hlS",'^ ss.;o’ p”*i S --■ —■ i^ lc /Is tt. B«ak mdi!"”'*'^ a ■ I '•slV'^Sitafa THREE-iioaM parilr*furnl.ha>] at«rtm e^ “ '!« I'w! . Formula?' J Sd“ uihu C. A, BODINKON ACENCV ” VAo.y"j'oi !;jv‘ l i j i s ]‘!'‘ii ^ ‘ J^EW YOnK, June B (/TV-Wllat(/Tv-What ^‘'“J! « li ______%oM*"siw’ortSI-W or . R«>lton „. W.hi I . ^^^B i 1.6J*. i.«i i«'%.MS mi»‘S s tio £i, you feed ft linby kcingarM? d« 1, M ilk? Sure, but whnt's tile for. — 'to d F IR K T T w uR. ^^otraM^.^and hath” pr7- —------! ,M'; ,«1S mula fo r kansaroo milk? " l o s t a n W o u n A » OfflclnUnttlieDronxioohaveX 100 have sEi: SLiiij'IN.i Itg^k Cr^W.-ronS z’ilSISSSE m .r J ! MODERN HOME ' ’ ■ ‘ lo know pretty (julck If ihcy are J CUKAN, nk.l>^ furnUhrt, facii: WITH INCOME JIMMIE Day > B B t l i i i K•Jl'i. 101 f RolnK: to win out In bottle-ral*lng;tle-ralslng hi.ack m.* i.«iin-t k^r •’"id'T. 1,'otiuinfd j I’ hu'and .tiltl'r modern J-b*drooiB homa. WALTER W im-l JxllJ , ' JJ,. I'J}!* i«l«’' j'5’;| lo ll' a **' h.tlf-pound, 5-mnnth-old1-old k*n-kan- V'>». «> ^ I ' i ir. I' I cvrrrwhtrf. floor. prli.Ta balb, liSS.R Bltfhta and | ^ :.w u« real ESTinm I !>i>; * 'J'hfv lom rl IJjf baby—a- a fmnJeffroale *;] ‘■ 'cilS”'" ' u NFUR n S e D A P I 'S . ■ ! —on th e floor of iliI motlicr'amother's mii.h> m : m h.i.i.v or -iwm falii li.rik atid ad t dcl.n.I^M, uuUEim I room.. (Ood location. rl _ jJ ,5 ^— ------J ' *"*a?iDMMr*lcnown Cu.Slon*Sbo»»*’dlT«1.*ShZt''i!rrc’ _ La>M ‘ ptiH. »|.JH. ->tlr!Lb«rll. Klmberlr. j , bedrtcn, Ursa ll.int room. - r. . ■■ — [ UlES Complel. lin. for «nllr» famllr. Full III Jla*.OB. diB.ite, Hichen. b.th .Bd halfi s ' balb. B . ;;----- Increase Notedoted ■ ' s Imf^riVn oaln abl«. 8«. .1 llTTh *a«bu«* North.orth. .»•■a»»- j nuched i.r.je. n n funds, V.n'r’uvcr.'li, c, I.Iup lo per dar In eomtnUjlon.iwnUjton. BicBl« 'nlnil. ------pblTtiSci -B utterand Eggs „« Roberts In- __ - i r« prnei'iYre. (0 ONK-DEOIHIUH, mrtrrn. wllh h»*thaat and 1U r olA,i, ii.iv:, -«k '' i,,j mKiium am ount Wveslcd1 rtiowedshowed sa uai IIAIH sTVLIalS a r. 10 cuiiitaol d.mani « "wtU *^A.^*lf. "Mr*™'”m?."'" 's^'l.j Io'|'‘. ' Call':>Jw'Vr m U«oln*1itr^ " ------> bfd,„„. ilMtt wwt fullr M 1o..r: •poU 1.00 A — 11 A . . . ^ _ ------oulltiOB 10 Urlm.r D.r>rr, rMor.do. _ *«ft! h»U«r. ir.a bulk Bt.nr ‘^ViT ~ — ------100 p er cenl giln to moren..ie thanU..I, — ----: }-|{OUM ap.rimrnl. hial and »nler fur. F -J014. ni-«» Ib. (•H •!«« »•«•’*! , , , M0,000.000. I t is lhe largesfgrowtnrgesl grontll „„| of Inatrucuon. DKom. r ~ ------1 nlihtd. elf.n and n.wly drcoraled. Will t n h»«l tlvk. up to H.OUi - T x S 'i rrt'.', s "'','S '“;:.i".’.',l";'.M.M .ml a I'l“ "i “ >l-i cntcRory of investorstors lor Ior anvany ■-.ir.„„rrfrul .n.i Inclfp.oJ.ou^ Pr»p.r.PW.1I I SALESMAN furnlih. li) :nd Avenue Norlh,Mh! C.111C.ll , BR AN D N E W J.I P.r {Arrlin.-!U:^n ttw connarrlul : fomiB.rcl.l romm«rrl>l „;,«ler.t.n ibowlnc ll.O^SOKholf-loif.- cnCn Ptimrptimr (ilmilar dim period in tho InvcSilmenl Invcsitmcnl >°j'''I' 'or 'n'V*D.'*r—Enlol'l'^tl'i/ Ptrm.iifnl. fulur*, adr.ncfmfnl. Earn _ P. t* UatTKf, . Hihi tc».ur company'* period. i i,. nmll Tod*». „ „ Camml..ton .fid ftrrplace. ^ K K f ;. ; i. ”S; i 'E i!i"^i?hFURNISHED HOUSES5Es^ J>'rrni'i'r ------„mrn. “ T>,T>f. com. UUri“.l llld“’o'M*M'l'AAAf M*.’jlu7“twr«danufaciurfr )~ RUUM laod.rn boute. >'urnLahed.ih^dTirT }77 | iw LI------~ ulfM i.Uklt now: ''",*"'‘," 1' tipment fur- Alei.nd.r .trrtt.. r «».M.»M; ixM cliotci lo I. k?.:S Travel, Visitss atiit ne .upri/."is "nijbfd, jXanl^ltN ; l-rBom h a u t; »!•» "V r' P. DOW CO. cabin. 411 Main louth. — *4! t w i n f a l l s R E Av L l T t Yy - farsktor^ B ^ „ Krand... rtJItmsllKU Vyc^m m'odern bouaa. C.ll £ iS sfi'S ‘H'.SfhB i"u“; Dietrich 1 Reportedported " & INSURANCE CO. i~ lo«.l iw j .botl lirm kicrJl.tt* .Wf.C f. P.M. Dt IETRICH, Junc 0 —-M Mt-;. r.. DalelDale >!...lu J .u-.r.i.i, _ v o .u w ^ _ :M ACRES .a liu a t.1 .* ^ Hcs.'i wna In Pocaiello recemiy. i hoBa liSS 00 lit u,m. ftk H u » “ nrtevrJ.w K '.v." liBt* >MM4.eCI| r>w orlr up lo »'M : unAl-Hnt. Mr. o n d Mrs. Clmrles Al M ACRE.S. tooi latTTif^^P^ 'tr» *horn ..libV.^ ;n.i^i); ); ” cora. ra Sandy. Snr U tah, vhltcd hts slsier. Mrs.l , »< APPWCATIONSINS T- ^ L ______,'rop. Pile. HUM. 7-p„.,n;;; WANTED .. ^ ------B n iibT « m ' Er'r* ‘u il’r? '”” .~J'*'i"pJ.*',"* ”‘VJ? '5 John j®’' M cClure, recently. iauii ppcn^___ "f im ^ ioV::o lb.'.: Mr. n n d Mrs. W. E. Bollon nmll ." ...... ‘il’V r • UNFUliNlSHED Ho"{;SE3~O s E s " r — - n M^car.a Souib sli.ii p«*d*Vn*"FtWir for Vb'i>lo. loV:!0 ‘lb.‘ : K T , ‘uQCM — c7ii' .'t .WHERE YOUR CAR ISNT IS N T fl-x-i <0 r.r.1., tkb 10 ll., H,»..i son hftvp-jfturncd from1 M c 'l.i^i ;,r iin^.f ^ ^^EWSPAPER BOYSOY3 “ 1 " Impmniifiii. c^ka^^Klg »AK rFAN*7sc«,*juM*»'i*^-riisnA> a M " . Lee Herbert andI dp j.--y i-V|i.VI ..r ..f crii.rlU- Jerom. and ~ frb7~'i r * NECESSITY localad on ur.Hiru , Wkulth.fl h^f. ‘ ,b,. I7 JS.I..M. Mrs. Mn S nm Beckley, and her siiUr, i„ nlll'Tral" °'Cr..^Afa'ard* ASdcmarcaa ““ 1-KUOHHi hout. on tlb Ar.nuo ’ Wac Ior - ' U hlikn, "Uicr •(••dr:r: «oodIood •nd‘ "d C«lUe ••Ubl. I« <«»llBi»tr11: Mrs. Dtkvld Weiss, recently. in, room"»iLh InvestmeiitcV^ eteie* lk. kguS^n I lU « i; ii »«od rood , „ „ ,l,u,M,r . 1..™ .nH h.If.r. X ‘ -W H IT B - __ :___ _ f baek •OWI tn tn llr « fW. M.M; »i>m»•<>«• n » .) .» fe». -wk-"k l»i )i Mto W * ollnce McDonald has^ ’returned retumed ijfoif). ,h l' ClrculatJon D epartm ent “ 1 roi”‘ba^ mfc n<^ mnd «tiolc« IM R«- dswBn to to 10 10 Ib. Ib. io«eri1, m l.n lUxtr to .lre«:,»:fw fn«t io.d. lotd. from froi vlnltlnH In A'hland.1. Ore. Otc. <'„•, of Tj‘ nEf:.R'^dM hT.e. -oil .u.v. furnUhrt. REAL ESTATER Rkb nk-lrrli.txl Unt. .U ^V 'U u’j ImS' ^u"■,Ur T (Tojd«e.jd and! conmoRl.l helfart jrOMl.H!10.JI.H! wld«id dlng din o t Wa dauRhier. Edith, Edilti. andsnd -jm--- iii » ” »!■------w a n t e d V- H.rd«ood floor*. S<| jnd AvoBua W..^ •Mdi, bMiUfil tn J.l».l.ll« Ik. »fm «U.n f.nTl»f ilftif , _____ Scrvice Agency ^ boai. i»4 Uual h ^ . MiammUl n t ti.04 with rts rv *Ksisssr.'fitS v.iVs,E;»’"V m ! V.V D j" tlbert Peck In PocatelloIlo Wednes- “w £r“ n drrorated. > . ..d'tnl«;..d .o«ili ^lUO: load „ ,r . and culler. l.rB»Ir^^ll.CO.IJ.CO;S.ij :oo_; r.^jC.^j day. dttj • ‘AN . ’ *- hl^ , •SldlaV 1.119 lb! "I'd " *” ■on. n»-3 I I'lS'j'^lV'^^ iemi lb. It.W;0; !0JO b™dl>«d rra-leig SS.OO-Jt.M. . ■-• ' _ . huk.bl. ^for^ ToupJ.. >"0“.* ^ ' ‘I' 1_ gM *Bil^MrH)^'*»Hi .«o ------Im, uL'Jrt* k s c . f o r ' r e n tr - : lut'wNk'i cIs* »lc« Itranx; ^ :S',E Citizens of Decio^ c i o J — 'l“ Vaalii ” dir%°.lk’ 'bin" Iim-'o^ c'rop'.born '* *°"’ heav* dutym‘k hlANlC a n ic roLClNC R ebaira for aU M culou.^ ." Rale.Bala. ■ n • CITIZEIi’S A G ® Jojo«t »«d” l>olt« W4MIM4M lk.lb. 1.Iimba and >hMp ttaadr oU'.. Pbona m .______GOOD BUYS IN MODERN BOMEBBOWES IUU - B«. Ill) f c tertaing„f, _^W,n^'l"n>.A.'hv.'Krl^T^':;, Vhngr_::._l»V.'. ^ ^ Z>e Z\Z an hout. ^ ,STATE EXrtRlENCENCE ELECTRICej Iloor pollata.r for rant. &U.r> .,W:co«. i^.SV™Vl*t* bU :M «'"jsooJTon*- SsTjton'f EDBCLO, June f - \ f r . and Mr. - i j ------'ASO RrrEftccNsrsod and ehnk. .rfinff.r. l.t.■ to Mffi-i» pari..p.ri. n, IJ, L, Lewis have returned '.n Sfni- «'<* WRITE Oft CALI- Mc •prfii* Umb, fullr T» lo«*r; tiyne»oni« eft u ,ra, JMO: etwlt. lo prim. Nb. 1 .kin fM {|g “i ‘ /"i tie a fte r vLsltlng Hyrumm 8, Lciils |,|lKal"MA'K'lN' irsjil'!*?; aho'rn"’.'l*uilil'r*'ii»rajbiir licre.^Icr . “ i,, ------**« »«•««• ir,i.»h r.^ and prim. la.SO down, bulklB* al lUO-U-UM; JO; .horn Mrs.I, R obert Stevens haslas returned wruow'w^nfBici^r^rSTiJ w^Jij' mliu toirn ear. r. constructionSI Cc Oo . r------‘ Holiai.r, la'iT yiv^.sw .s:; I . iBfluirr for fron, visiting her daughterhter In Los .fnp -f-i >i.i>riy p«opi>. rh.)n> tii->i._____ n i “ fc J faadar l.mb. at 10.00 do.B. ^ .— DUTTE, MONTANA l-badtooa boa.,, sorth part. Waihlit#-WaihlBC- Ti JOHN P«« b«l .X i j l / ' l i “ »• » * _ Angeles. mor ; om, mod- IIU.N. tl.ad oa. f S U »«1( »*. U»ht Ut\ a tw .tf UM. f I Mr. n n d Mrs. Oscnr Peterson•etersoii nnd _2l! av. tim> wrjt. ^ 1 „II fur. XlBtelf. ■ . Bureau to Meetl e e t children. a.r Tucson, nre vWllnc his ------;Bate. UuBdrr trar.l farif*.. riowar*rio«-.r. pGeso H.ll.Bd h.r uiff ■■K'- DH»l<.DA>-C.iile Lyons amiui wUUp«ak al ima meet. c e t. Parents, P»r Mr. and Mrs. C. D, Peicr- ^ •Misxr*! u t doM (H alMn • ‘ MALE — F E Ml A A L ? E r ■M.U7 U lr>..r: tnr » n *.f.K kUk cbclc.,‘h ttl \ In* of the Twill FaUs CommunUy wn IJ-DRIVE. Inc. C. E . A D A M S ” •&d «hole4 (a vriii« ILTM7.H:Ml foodrood to F' a m Buretu U 8:30 p. m. TuesdayTuMday Mr.^ a n d Mrs. Dick Pa>-ne,a>'ne, Provo, wanted:''aii“" p» houi. cifanin,.Ti'nr tl.tO-ii.io- i~If VOU Ilk. to dra-, ikaleh or paInU ■•« i "j'ETS’Fftp rd Mannlns, ..iii an.i --tDina.. si.us. i'hon.11. otm.R;.otBc.R;. _ [T.1.M T .t ad Ift liutroetlon‘ Column. FIVE POINTS SCRVICE kuh M.M-tt.U; ranmirtUlirtuit«io«.T! m on dairy Vale. O re.. have returned home alter i-aii JObi**MEl.E '^'li^Tcui *1*® ‘ I ot 0" dairy 'I 'tlln I g Mr. ond Mrs. O.^V.“vo>ber" V. Vo'berc. ' “Iw S' i-^horroVo7ji.“ BBUSINESSOPPORTUNITIES l - lor uU or trad, ta & “« : w io » low.r! I product* In observation of dairy MONEY TO LOANN j------— ^’ H im • «ommrrtUI iZ.ii-Sf, Ml»r uUllIr(itr t. to ~m. c«ir« month.t . Mrs.f' F rrd O, Darrlngion[Ion has re. - i*~*^'' i . — , ,,^. . iiaIIAZKLTON Cale. Jia.alton, Idaho. Jtktd _ •■•rM ' IKklli^lb! * .1 ■•■ ■ - I * plans plft fo r lhe annual Churcli day hi s’l Mt tND A V frP H y^ kd (Dod M.«0> lurch day In sj.j. m, ' ’ - -i: — I ¥ Fall BMeD.ali W: sood tnd ch9l» IU lt«. 'i*°ji’*io-; 11.11: tawt ■ The loUoTlni Twin Fillslls .llvestocklivestock the the P in e s on Au;. 11 i|ndd 1213 atsl Bear F pAiiainti^— and „ie,ior.g g w.ll » g g f r l S - — « Aiuebad cara... ^ ): 'odd baad prices are provided by the TwtoTwin gulch gui In Shoshone basin.1, elf.tiln*. <1. K.rd and Wbffl.r.. IIJ.R .ifJ'n^Bd 1. H .od .og ,, ii.«j w.ii.; p.. ^ » i i v , oil b..U y o.o.r.I CJ«irlo rurnae.. . ad»nr< kai; cld .otr.': K itn: fewtew sreekV< auction sale: vised vlst by the Hollhter ChtliitinnhtWlnn En-Cn- I'JiSJr*|'» * ‘ ; MR. FARMED «*)<■ t t lewer; wpairon*; tliviii: (CiloJcfl butchfrj. JSO-JM tfc.i conUel :J00 7.„tuuuuu ^ou.f. .Small do»n, p.,menl. p.imrnl. * Vosaa.lawa Kiuheu ' dc.H'or. Sunrise "'JJ bUJ bc held M d rMSTINO. PXTi .''aptflnt, .a|.int, ‘ te.tuclnt, ^ ______« roll Tll, BaUii we w » “ i a t 1.'mb.l»!oo. ______l_»2n5-»22.2321.7M22.23 lhe llie followliis dny, Sundaylay Kllooliciiool is W«rk_*gManI^.w< iTiona IJH.M. D.I T d i n r j ^ ,.^‘Z ‘JZ L . ‘Ill "n77ol4--,.ur. Op ..I, ■ Mcowraim*! Itls* *M»* ; (ood * andm 4 3Ho^s, 320-3i& I t » ...... U2.00U3.00 allied stal fo r 10:30 a.m. _5i; *“ '• « Will b. dKoratad U ««1» CUAMKtBsR' MiB. .born Hogs, 170-180 lbs. ______»31-»2l,SI»Jl-»2l.SI M \ rs. A. E, Kunkel Is general ^us 5 SMALL'rom. 'b” p..ad ..ra.^ j '..TOTOURUIWW^ ^h(>>n Iliumt^ (••• lt.M-lMO:Jt^^lnjtI'ftl'X ; jH0g*,J«5-a751bs. ------____ *30.00 chairm chn nn. Mary Kunkel tsts InIn charcecharce .,. .htpp,."h‘ pK„n.. ipuw . r77i cltr ».t-Mllaa.r., liW-W. —...... - ...... • OI,LOANS 1 • ■ - Sowd.-WO-WO-lbs___ i.|17.00-»lB.OO17.O0-81B.OO ...... • - ...... " Z ii »B'«d buiWlnf, h « l, da,or.l*l.orkUd. Awtl. LARREC] J.wrn hoia,. «at«r and i.“ t‘ *-4IH «»U»» T n ^ ...... " - OHIBA 3HBrfT7 or m sows .J— $i7.oo.»i8,oo fy , fee appolol. Champ rrnl. «l’ -BDY DIRECT \ U>A1-H«w S U g j (70 ita dock)__411.00.|ia,00 L J HELP WANTED-FEMALEEMALE J ‘ ‘ . -2!i?s.?s-.4~?^'rsr:a : iilioolilioo Cancer Meetings 5 1 ______FROM TH* BOILDtRlEIl , }^llalaP-nI"*B^ Um«< •■>< lliu IMI kitkn:T.’iJiS i m »6iir I’, o^. iion ;ol,ii * H..lorfl«.p.r. Inio.n. T-oT^o ,«m,.tMm. s"!-UEI)ltOOH modern home. tSOO down. bal. - - Ctll.-i.ii,bl.-TOD^: noDp.r«lSJli IMM Frtdw Fftfcows3 ...... -,..|2<.00-K5.00S S i 'S S S " " VALLEY. June S -T « . m«ll. doon. bal. SaL t Sun. i 1:09 i>. n. to C«0 P- ■• “ n d sclfnllflc commlltee of ilie «viuail.r I'W i n m lof A»pbtal»iO» - ' BimTfflOTEAK <5f”S.“ '‘to«'‘i'*kJllk to'!£. !;» M ^Vealers ...... »28.00-«0.00 ty V,t:i men l" ■■^r.on. _Sa_w»:t'. ll.rWru,,' ’ bo A*.' h'«j.‘T.’’ trlKln :iL____ At Oibir Hoot* BMt dKllM n sl'mtr jr.d.:jT.d^: bull. Ciuuien.«Ddcutter8_U9.00-»33.00« ?Q M'iJa M Amcrlcnn Cancer society >m:i meel J * modern. ^ full bMimenl. Kui^ CO., I » K Lambs ______»2540.»34a5JSM M4M “fune ^0 «“ Sun Valley. -Hie mecdns ;:L ~ r„“ S,s.'s?'Hr!£.-is ■ « ‘S2.S i’S will coincide wllh one of lhe rt.y, ' kti!S S S " " « - s s Cir:S NORTHWEST pv enl «t TW«4p«. itMitr Af mM Ilewtri w r j EWM1 -----;------48.00.»l3i0 , Idaho SUte Medicalle»l »iWl».»s.wi». LXi'EBlKNCmBfF b^ut^UB. Mu.t' U ataaJr. COJJSTRUCTION C CO. O . ,. " " j g g ' S i u W i ^------■ ■■■—■" I1 tion tiol meettnR. fil.a fih otialtrifaliona In ilnl IrtUr. Boi L_ uriey. chair- J M '. Tin'f..Nf->. _■______— »: i " " : ' Bunotr* it Developer*t n “~ L.t— Dr. C. A. Terhune. Burley, chair- ~ .'V aala._ Laaving■ nl town. . -• 1 Falls Mai'kets man ~ o f the mrdtcal awoclnlioii'*awoclnlloii'* ” TwinFalls canccr commlltee, has callcd a m, *'JuriM7 * t?ra?o™"“"s"4'"id‘ u J"r'''K r"l' *'KXf ELL^-r builr... ,i,h m>al» .Sop, 1“ _ , . LIVESTOCK meetlnR of his group on'June 17. ot« A.?r ‘“ '‘O"' ‘ "d b«*uUtal Son. tSALE" AVAIliBI^W . . . O th er member* on theic^mrnee committee iZ?.' a^UaV Sew7..Alrllnn »h with an.ar* ta eros. fczMlInt“eSSISi Icea. cwsiDtR raia n I REALB ESTATE FOR SALE SlSli! «; ■■ — ’ 'Jj:'.;! from 3 M aslc Valley are! Dr. R. 0, _ la»MUB.«t Trlplai. wall loeaUd. LO ■iit'no‘U’15 »Tw» ,d««lm suot»J) ------Meher. MeShoshone: Dr. Wallace Bond.a U ^ Bond, — Ji “ 'lar Mllu *’'• r*®"* « *r l , { Si,S:S BmilrfwM', ; E iil=iE I' Idaho. . ^ ■Q )^ : I m' i AO , UVE.POULIRtr Tn'in T*' F«)l5, and Dr. M. J, FuenHel. ^ ...... ^ i;«B.ral Dell.err. Blaetfoot. Idaho. _ 111 of.iT VI Colortd fowl, I Iba. Itnd exr .------...:e Te lag, Ins also Tu'in FalLv | U IH Mlli'oo l-»bor« fawu * Iba. and e..r]______C« m n M SUPra^CLUB, Won^arful•ful IncatlontwajJon I'—'p ■" ^ 1 BALBDKilWBl Sl*(« (H Iba. deck) inon.fAn < L ..V “ '’at''i TOPa IN VALUE n I STROUT’S I Tlita' ncM tJ..ble, loraabla boma In ld«al loea. = = ^ Two Schools Win |p »>tBt «®n. Weaihar condlllonad b» oil.ou.’T»: all. BA N C H C A T A LOG O G *■ « " a jUBcli*. Ham». CmrIit i— '■ Yearbook Honors W i a m • ' " » 7 j 2 C m a g ic v a l l.lE e Y y , Call W. A, Oalraadar tLABCMTl l"li*i;uuJ3»B« Bar»a*«. Im12m?;Si No. 1 B ttaH MOSCOW. ^ June D w - Student I. „ „ No. » B.tt*rea from eight Idaho huh H ^ E j In v e s tm e n t CZ6. 6 . le m a . CHAPIN AOENCY*cY I Iw a, -.CTOWT» .. “ T :" ^ ‘ lehooLs have been given the lop "«it- 2 q ietaUM wilk ‘®******* «o«<> Bhoab^i.a, | l ' ‘* M »-H|I O” ”*- ■ J . ■' ■itrtkdaiiTdi,\a - —-«go r o o t—...... - . »ut*". “ ** r»iltig... Q9 PboB. J«H l t l Shoahne a, ^ - ^ MOWER gppii.d b* m. Prof, W ayne YounR, chalnnan of t« Fall. (Of Journalism a l the University, md ll*'**” *’!... books ao rated were received belore tJ-cI!-o» ___9 0 C 1^5* — FURNISHED ROOMS 1 II CALIFORNIA------1 ij«r*« A • ~ — - i »■- ?: eom eon plellon of tbe 1950-Sl Umi. AS- ||;A?5fc ^ E . plaaMnu m.a pnf«rr«d. e lM l^ ______O R EG O N & - _____ * Onal HMtWw ------: t u a -tm : ------U* dltlonal ratings-WIU be made-neit • -*H-IH-A*»n

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' car'tl^ ' hatcmehy d«i-..rr- Twin F.lli E^ulpni.Ilt Com. MatorMc.'J??'c4lo. ^ bealer.'’e.^" .ti'-*-" I I l^*r,T;mry"*i?*‘°, ------^ 1»«»I t rLVMOUIH rLYUOUTX i !^i>««l.l D.IJI. I.door W IN !WINNERS ...... » » « Itl#8 CHEVROLtTCHEVROLET 4-daor ■ ____ »UH MO^ !WDtR*KER LaBd^CroUer wj^ih Bwitllul WUr'aad*dSl irna c«lw. I|fl.xl 1 ‘fih I'T.t ?“?!■ Poiw “ *" * B>«h«»ic»llr fu.i. CIIRYRl.ER ^ Sar.tof., C»rojiille QUALITY bMkr aad detroatar ib j||l >. SI'.:i'D tinpblc. f I.m, Kmltn **"" •j^.j.ll\r.'"'and":?Iw ld...ll t l ,,'’, • CHEVROLCT I B^^QUIPMENT J3R01BROILEn BUILT s " ‘ ^, ■------Spaikllni alail STlTDF.QAKr.R^ ^ Lo. ^ STOOEDAKER Comm.Mer. 0..r- -VaUr aal daf; CHICKS i n iAt)J>:4,'.bi,-e TRUCK LANE V “ S 'SSSduK”*” » K bee s t a r i€;a:^fz5£;rs.Z jKuct ^ ...... ’."...‘ "l'___ ISOS 1»UI PO^WIAO PONTIAO 4 4-1* -^r ______BtM ' H I E Tu ^.''l‘ nr!“ .‘* •°'» »"»• g E mMe«...... USED CARS ...i ^FOROrd' 1..xJr. 1 ; : Itll JOBB H «» » r,,''.'’’ lu 'i RJR'URNITURE.nT t u RE APPUANCES R B n TAfKARP • aedin. Ileatet^.M Irr.r. in » W .rrU I'rk. « . u ;^_vt^ c AND TRUCKS «iBoior. ur.h«“.;“. haatn .a i d tfn ^r- | | '''" '■ '" ''" “ iAVTAC wuh.r, ^ t,c.l|.a, „„,7. i^b. Y ...... ANDTI II OLnSMOBILF. • ..d.n — ...tm ^ y jL L MA FORD .(lh i.«pead and I.7SU0 It4l.1 ClIEVnoLCT Aaroaad.B —BIIM IB B i » • • • • ; '..... SWIKT SWIKT IIATCJIERY TlTo'r'.uwr''*,'."oii wub*r. *0"d eondlllon, tit.to, WILL MAKE YOUR HI*, snJRERAKER'^ deraker 1 ton -Ith ruSuc’“*iV" m.r>.C.In. Twin K.lll.______JiHu"'’;*;'.'" ili;^' I n Uocllns. Mlho T»i" lil*lli> »l«rr.Ciln. Twin M.nr Olher Tllu. Rlbboa “Tho"/.-PhOTii »1 H-R‘r n,on. 1»4 ti-^RtmOk^ATO^I^^Ihk. V- ntHllGKKAT DOI, Iiu.eo D M.n, Olher T-ln A ® V A C A T IO N I.I. FORDford 4 u.n ton, pickup'iv---- »»i ' DOWN’ ■ v a c ; DOWNTOWN ll ^ K ' -a. UTU niACTOR ______— tASV WASHER. I — WRITTEN GUARANTEE — j ■ S S o t t h . c t o j TTWIN W IN :F A L L S . MOTOR s a l e s H ■ ^ IAS TRACTOR ______PETS______r7 m;rv.M..'^cXi! bB a A r R c G A IK s'’ li:j.W, T.ln Kali., Idib.%.______]»4» CHEVBOI.ET EQUIPMENIlUlPMENT COM PANY -r TSAcTen wiiiTt coin, it4* s ciCHW h w a ARTZ r t : AUTO CO. ^ More PleasantPlc; And 411414 MAIN AVE,A^ NORTH ' H ■’JMT^Wallnahoui^. ilnvt.^ Einll.iH h'u” '^ kUaa.M 4th Weav PWa | ^pnogg pR AOROeS PROM SEARS ' ■ ^SV -uhm»' mi It4* JtlRn '.i l-n-plfk.up .Ith l- .c ^ ------■•.".m C TO R ••‘iio%TON';7,■^■|.T0N^.7r,.,.,| r [.□D,!,, for ..1^. ' and low nlli.ia ...... 11055.00- - " ^■.nO IE TRAIL PLOW ■ ANlp'u.,!i*'.l.liVir^B*Z' '^.b. M »«•»IStr STUDKRAKE STUDKRAKER >i ton ptck-up f ~ . Leas ExpensiveE; — ^ K » rt« tllS :-«3" Coodint, with rirtl^. heaier .r.d r.'^UEit.NAnU i>u;Dla I nnllUrH 1 U<*^ PlA.SO.iTso. "d...M“ dxilu >n.njTb.Vr“ - • ...... -..-...-iTsc.oo Visi V isit Our USED CARS QUALIT"QUALITY CARS I JL»» «ty« >»d c.t.lt«>t»r in Mo^T^. ]»ICI»IC COy>GF. COTIGF. v, V, , pW^-up tA - f■" J~~ itrj ^ L ip O U S hfOLINB (r« 0= I^inT'"M,SiUi'Kenn.li. ■ ANTEDl^FuiijUurj vJllw^ ai*bM^pttt» p_.l^ D ^ rv ^ 'i'~ W ITH ■■ Priced Right ' S ItIO DODCi: I', l.^^ trucV .jib R. C, N i N EW CHEV:CHEVROLET READY TO OO . tfflH s e r v ic e Wmroui, 3^^.. lANY con. UOD ui«] oil BMuri aay t«aaeu%L« oC> radio inl DEAUSE BACKING EiS'S.S': (.t^eoniW .^J,Jjgl^G^ ..d AppU- l»«Ilt4S JTUD^DAKE QTUDEDAKER Cb.nplon Inloor l.JO1>!0 t.PASSENGEt.PASSENGBR COUPE — Ilia ' SS"Si^bSI; 1 on.^mll. »iil, 1, louii CwllfforJ, Thone .ne, iS« K|ib«i <(Tr (la.ni low BllaB(a ~ —7»W» ' ' ------USED^ D SEWING mublnM,n trMdlo asd o»«rdrl«.?JJrdr";.‘^'.“ ...... t“ ?..''.'‘'"*VlM.C« I FOR BETTEn IIM ,.,„0Rl.CnOR SED SEDAN—POWER CLIDE______m il lilt DODCE 4.dooi ...... “ SilS'sS 5»niS ?^ - ---- I »ltclrle'Iicirle ribliKt cibln.t momodiM, ItO and up. AAA IMSl»tj CHEVROLET CHyROLCT^Sp>^l.l Ddui. Ta. y gUSED g P CAR BUYS ------"“sSS' _ (ItRMAHERMAN l-OI.NTEftS: St»lB*StwlB* Uuhln* MachlB. Stop. awoM frw ‘ •»«4a wllb r« Radio, air MndlUonar.«>n with whlta Vvail. Una. BntMM« - ■ i i t E R TW INE ■ Ch.mplonCklmplon Stb.tin.buii, Cholci pup. -Wr., lMat«r _____ ItIO 1.DO0Rl.DOOR 8EDSEDAN ______HIM Swl'parVi" OUSKllOLD (amllM.. tM darMpert. IM*:»M CHBY8UR CSSYBUR > aadan. ( A t ^ sff's.'s;-""-- .Func'i ™ s -?eSS£u, " ;chair.e :'' s S.llcr’i;,« kiKkia t.bltift. ««rB.r ««> _____ ■■ » CADILLAC 4.d^> .ed.n, ^dlo, '»«IIM 4.DOOR‘-DOOR SEDSEDAK ------IHM „„ClIEVROltr „,tVRoLtr Woor I|l«l« CHEVROLCT StjIlB* PaltBU B. ■ IHC — COOOI.SC, IBAHO cupl^.rd, .upkJ.rd, ,r„ n .nas.1.. c,al r.BC« »llh » u FORDr O R V4 D -D. W :x r .- .n - :" » ::: |-;el?.’r^S^"dr- .’klVwall Ur«t bfi/k In'color *:»! UJOIMO 4.D00R SEDAN9ED ______IUM 8.au®iruri«V 8Mu*iru*l“ «ai JlBlah. . tuh fidW a S-E-E D-I-C-K ______HH.CIIKVROI-KT _K^r_l5p.______aictpUoaal-«»iSSS*?:5iSl3_ _ I flYJlOUTH WANT!WANTED TO BUY Jft^gg£| I.CMKVROLCT ^iMllln.^^^oo^r U(|,.., ..« 4.MOR 0 . SED ttit« TOROTO&D DataM !U4i«.h«BU PLTMOUTlt 4-d«r______IIOM er. orardrlra.orardrlra, Bla* rree^ «Blflr. r'.W KAMMHIRE ♦»£.. 'HM i;s. £o.t n™ I6> ■ ■■ ‘^ ■‘T T W w 1 T N r F A L L S v tu "’ .l'*ewa im BUSINESS COUrB _____till **** SJ«I°Wtar ■rtCUARDSMAN blood u«t Irrt. H.m m-Qr.d. iUuhtrT- t.nt* wllh tiock si Tr^’^ar*''’.*’”*...... * " " '’i''* ' ■**’ BUSINESS C tL * «»» * WANTED:ANTED: ItM!100 i*Uled burlat^ i.ck. In &ond r\«w 1109.00. Kcfi) .rii? " :- !!■■ s;! mMOTOR o t c CO. ^ « ^ c 5 ::s ,'’d.'rV""‘ t l M 'H . ! . rmidHlon. T.m f.ll. (.-.Ml Cf.mp.ny. «»lnr^...In , rnitblne.^l rn.tblnc, |u r « « t ^ T PONTIAC 4.door .^lin, RadIc, 1117 H*r AERO-SEDAIAERO-SEDAN ------Illll fra.n *'«» eolor. “ >«*. cilImb >4* CHEVROLET StillBa !>?>«»"«• door, BnntKBnstirol two4«n* c n r. ■ {OOD SUPPLY WMhin%”r *” KNOBCNOB ecuirrLiJ BCUirrLM JAKE ROTII Jh” ” '" l ...... I I ltd CHEVROLET 4.door_____11441 aqulppad wltlwith traah air haatar Hnlet. ipotl. aT,i tnV tonra. XiW»l B Cted PriccB *^*‘^*U?ANSu?ans o”oTc.n«?i'M i Sl I a . I- - IHT CHF.VROLF.T * L^*" Ukt M* — MATTRBBftBS— I ------. tT hH eE s S i E C A R S ■ ALI.ALL PIPURPOSE LOAN jjjj,NEW INNEBaPRINO ltd. I-LYJ4QUTHfLYMOUTIt ,4-daer ____ i_lllM iMt FOBO BuUo H AT lllghcbcn. m ghwbcm W.1 fUdIo and haaler. “’ haalCT,i 2 * r «r H £ % S .,* S 5 Klii rONTIAC StSlreamlln.r 4-door^M. A R E I N T O P S H A P E .'^n.buw"lanilil.ld. p pUitlo i asrarB. asdaad Boter IBl» oaallnl iw W m . I KinER TRACTOR — 1Z ~ FREE Deliver; “ ** WE HAVE 1 • «“n. " V.r,Verr »1«B^tluB A (Un.U n unlluBli (at , ,,. IKIIII CUtVROLXTCmVROLET PlaataajMr K b^ e m e n t C O . j URGE.ST ^ seed' \ E V EEVERTON . J CCome om e In And MATTRESS FACTORY A -1 Uae^ Cnrfl S P E SPEC IA L „ ’ K°liI?o?Trrna:------’ . “S ’lijSl iS ALSO ------SCRAP » FORP^ cu.tom^l^oor^..dan- R.- MakCM ake Yo Y o u r C h o ice foriauo.fiorlaUoB i.t°l.tt clcaa_____ SCEAP i'cASTi IRON m ied Ah. Boctb Pta»» ll.W E n d ! and Trucks rtio,'*‘hri«r?" ^L(rviu>THACTORa fOBFOB DEFENSS ‘ ■^— llll. PLYMOUTH 4-10^ ______« tl '“ E'4ffirf^s.^ssE& ^ E s s ANOTlltB W riK W. W' t .jf‘ T», Prl=- S P E C IA L *' ...... imIt«I t-DOOR SEDSEDAN ------lill B^Io^airf^h^ Ul FLTHOtm M o » H bw.- Ste ' SPECIAL SERVICES nn TO m . WK .dlo .Bd h4*MT m i T . - ^ ______'..ITH TWITWIN FALLS pOULTM o u ltry drmlM.drmm,. »«ppl». r e n t till 4-DOOR SEDAK ______lill. T„« „ S ' S 5 cT,0» ■ •“ I MDCE IM., ion ...... _ _ » II» . >»«Ml STUQEOAXEI «4«ar. »<4I>1Mb1 ■ ^ 1 . . ___ .-____:. .I.M I AUTAUTO p X5t s ------ALI Vo u r oT"«UAu n 1*10 t.DOOR SEDAN______I.U m ^ W .' If,'.’ ” >■ « " * ! 'n o S " '•“ »« ■“ «?pJi''.ik •"rti'r'lir • tutHI m y yoi^ o i^ i ^ . Am ‘g g g g . 's;ri;:^od Tr.n>p — •»« p Q p g^j_ Transporutlon IHOIKO I-DOORt-DOOR SEDAN8ES ------111* bw*" FOR SALE OR TRADE/ Heeda B ABARNARD R N A R D AUTO CO. »>» 4.6OORt.toov. SEDANs tt ------I.U CHEVROlVi OOIOtcitOIAIi ” NK OR TWO porUbl. (m4 olll.. Bo* **" rhon w ^t riiir fbo« lllln il 4-DOOR SEDANSEI ______I 11 *'*' ■“•5sS“•55K iS tt^. . r.AUTlKlll,I.;-b^lMro brkk hom. |S AUTOS [ [HO rORD • ejllnd.r. cuiUm J-drwr. _ •—I Itto ti.ToN FIC fk.rp «»l‘ —— m L , ______.=ji AUTOS FOR SALB ■"• ”Radio, *? ‘j ht.lrr.: ! ^ o^.rdrl.e, ^Lo» Itto t^-ToN PICKUr t'*“ 1KBKB OUBVROLETOUBVROLEr Vloa » l t k a * .- Kw'^-bHwm mc.lrri.~ °nif In l|„l>« U50ISO I'ONJIACI'O.VTIAC <.'t. Ind. for ll'«.lo«k. no»d Drown. Pkon* — ------llil .tl J CHEVROLET CHEVROLET cout-, Trade-In* hnk..hnkS. t^D UESOTO (NOT SQUAWS) • INTERNATIONALi n t e r n MANY MI CgCT«0I.CT^^Vi^ rjaka*. 4- , M KFLEMENT 'CO. BROWNI^BROWNING’S »..rdrir. . MANY OTHERS »»’ .‘2 K “£ iS ALLBiAICES ^ ----- 'B bMI SPnlNCFIKLU^RINCFIKLU i.portrr rltlf. t"r t.clory - BIG B IG ^ D fRUCKS AND T E A iL B B S & b u > . 0^< ,i>r from Ului foWKR-SrB^.JWKR-SrBAi-. 54-nll.n Unk. >0 fx t i»<|1* S^nciniKd. S'^ mil** *ut *>1:1 hui. Sej Ra ». «aur. (vn » r .. JEHOUI aod haater. 47 molot. 47 front end. F O B P . i^WMjPlctaP. I *». Pb«i» ______r iiqhse ' d;'..: JERQUE, IDAJIO “ luJflr'^l^klActually looka and run. like a <7. HORSE D.w.ll culod ■••’, »■' he.vr 1941 ,,,, RUICK .SpKlil c (-loor. Radio. Ood„.■ Ph. 1 ^ w m , ■ •Mruun. Kint 7 » r from dulT dulr Skll) 3—.9» I'hon. aO!l-R.______•'’ *! he.l.r. 1-tone Sf p.lnl ...... 14M...... (Op«n (Op«n Sundaj) prk»*"ju.t IKI »-rAS5ENcf l-rASSENCER COUPE 1.1 ^ titoV uo'''‘M.'*vly‘'w iw StmnvXin^ILLIVAN comprruor mounlH nn truck. '* "• ‘ "* Phone Lot Pbos. 77 m Block Truck Ubb Ew t ** ** J.ili h»mm«r .nd lUel. dM~li. 1*41 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH D.lux. tador. Radio, I’**®"® *“ ••CIIIEPIIIEP SITTIN-^SirrlN- BOLL- IKI » « I.PAISENCERl-M SZSC t COUPE------lll.l *'"'(N(N«lqi'‘J IB ^ IM SUahar) { BUNDLE3 u n d les or«mI. Old p.p»« f-PAfSENCER *-FAfSENGl OOUPE---- 1 HI I ' — ■■■*'■' ...... 1910 . . . ,O.CK BUICK B,« SpMlal toupa. HU ft ' Ihe bull*ln ------1 > Gooda Good Bu, B . u,------1>00 - — .— . . . . — {.’'tllaa^.SL'i-'iU^:?' SUIaaman «-. S « , ti).;o.e tSO.<» Wt>. v .rrGood U” U.ri Clolhln* "*• °°*_____ tiiM i m 1V4-T0HIV4.TOH TRITRUCK ______PRICES SLASHED! ------aorthwut corntr ' ’• SALV,I * ' ; ; ™ " * ? ' ' BROWNIN"in*(9 IIUICK Super Sed.sttle, Ra­ S T A I R W A Y i l S S i f S ^ : rOLICE AND FIHEHAN SHOES UsCO Used Cars d r a s t i c a l dio. h.ater. dyn.llow. ajccll.nl IKI 4.DOOR SEDANSEI ______I «U ------WZRSVWZRE U.SS ANO $10.S& JeatJe tt Look Bl naai1 Outtupdlu Url. ilphoUUr ■ bTOCK-POULTRY wNOW W.U »»» BartalBl Ilk. new ------...... 1I4« «-OOOB ^SEDAN...... I S4I >fQTO gM*J|»,“ Pricad lo .all, ,,UItll STUDEBAKK STUDEBAKER Champion fordor, -HIAWATHA" SEARSc ]»j«I»l» CHRYSLERcjirvsleV Club oni... Radle. 4.0M4.0M a«tJI« w»i nf Mas«r. Powar U 1K« » « *-I»OR4.DOOR REIRED/W ------1—1 IK Hoot b*.Bi, ».d. bj Zlimtr. Hm • ’ *** ®Pj«2^elIw IK.lltt LINCOLN Spoil aedan. UauUlul .part, 1141 U K ^ l r . ! . 4 - U lir Twin Evinrud. Bvolor. a good t.ll «!• oM maroon. eic.Utnt coBdlUoa wllh BMUIlfuIK?U,„VVBh“.“ llcht ' M r S S l ' a K ” M ,r or wbolMl*. ‘'•I'*'U.ll.r •"'**n< *I 'p.lr of o.n. S.. at ; n^2 ’ rmdio, healer aad asdandhaat-r. bcaier. A A 41 th.t .baw. cara. ALtmiKUM t u i L n B o u n .' « loadxl wllh c*tr*l. palntad,palntad, will wllh radio. hMUr .nd h.ad entlae. IKI SEDANETTE ------1 IM r -i. r .iu Pkoa. r i l» « INTERNATIONAL I toa pickup. >> BeatBest tfdr L eu PAID r ------' ' ' — I YOU b Ara. W,) (Tnxh Una) WIIWJ! LOSE- l_ „ _ _ Id CMC Piei4> —** ^ ^ E t E S S a*ttoKMhaBt«r IliriNTEBHATlI •LAMP SHADES' „ ON THESE------I ------"— • COMS m AND liriNTERMATtOWAMW— iWli: IMIM iCBzvRourriH'na-’—CBZVROUn 4«m: ^..r )FESSI0NAL to o K o v d k BUIBUSINESS am/ P R O FESSloi lOOK OVTO T S M riN B .J,,I FORD„ D TMar. TWor. and |tllUl CHEVROUnc ^ w u c r .iH 'tta ..— 4U»: .'.v.; B^eicOLLZCT wTaHt Uapi TJBBO DBED CAR. ! . SSLEOl'ION ------H °« »«W *0t H iiraw A ^ U lfu M l ...... '■•1 • ■ .■ • r ‘F .. ■ MPAOTTWiNTT ~ 'TTT^R-yj^'WgrT^r^3.'i'WTM ^FAXIS.^DXHI^' ' ^ ------) p isc n A itrjE D - ) J—. r^_ adjustedflgureremovlngsome'enorserrors tab table* les used by the anqr to arrive Ur. MURTAUOH. June 8-Mr. an d ^ -■ week enem y casualty estimates.^ . DDHL, j ” o*I-T ^o sons of Mr. MDF so Trips, Visits for;6r ^ Adjusts Itsl l o and miscalculations since last week Dh June and Mra. Leonard Erb arrived hemenme M ri CC.'X- ®“ '' ^•‘ve Tcee)»ed\® p Ancients Also T ' . T h e adjusted total through June and fc KN word th a t their son. WlUlam. h u ■ “ a Includes 8 « * » batUe casualUes,asualUes, Uils UUs i week on two week* le a ^ TO iii*Aa *“ a ind FA beta discharged trom the r at*j. s ■ ? „„ Deep Creek Listedisted Red] Toll FiguresU i c » 1.1J3.110, 162.00163.000 non-bstUe loMea asdd liSJU 1M3H Raymond Erb. San Woge, a;^ FA teM o n DEEP CREEK, Ju n e B-M r?. J. of whom Leonora J . Erb. Jr, also San Diego.iKo V Van w £ B ant was wounded In Korea ■ ' THad Ideas on J (/?V-The In addlUon to the adJusUd toUl.to u t. cotiat«dc o tiat prlsonns of war, of whom Leono ^ md has been » paUent at Leti«-a I ■ M. Dlankenfeld. Cedar Rapids,'jpldi,^la,.‘ la.. W/ WABHINOTON, June i Mv-The In V behind arrived together. ’^•s ■ VUlUng eatimaKs toul enemy’ casual- theUie «army said It hsd reports of jjnooasJJOO K 'Jao are Chinese reds now behind arrive niftn-s hospital in San Francisco for I B L k f ^ m a has returned home a tte r VUltlng une 2 U. N. itockades. s t i Starry Forms► r in S S, Mrs. Jean Masters. IJ" ties in.Korea through Junene 3 a t enemenemy casualties between June 2 t.. N. N orthern lights are 60 or.mort some-i WlUl _ Wttroa CsmpueU. Pocatelto,ilelio. la Is *•"3, 1.113.111. and J. which han not been ther- thor- ' ------KT ADS miles above the surface of the earth, a perc r. By mJQH PRrETT ana Mrs. A epokeiroan said ihls was non a ough)oughly aikcssrd and adju.«ed against.gainst rt£A JiEA D I TIMES-NgWS WANT ADS miles AtUooonier, E*t«n»loa Dlrltlontiiri.tan vljUlnit , /iff paren{«, M r. ana Mrs. ^ R. Ilm Campbell. ------Or«(oa lllfher E4oc»tlt>n Britra J , Mr. ana Mrs. Boren Jensen,sen, Mrs. Mrs. TTjom who delight In tracing ihi IIP l o o k a t i t •> • e rh I .r »»™on »nd Mrs. rrank *AHY 1 WAY YOU lO . MCCDted ouUlnM gX euch »urVu' Thatcher hnve retum ed om from visit- vlslt- jroups M the PJelade*. Orion,rion, thetne CaUfomia. i l l dipper »nd th e vurloui“f other®LV“ j Mr. and. Mm. Don Puschel and men. anlmUs nnd th in s* which ”ln- h»blt" the blue dom e «bor8tavekI. • us. je, *?'’• P « “ie>'o. have been (ruests of otten woniJer how Ions the dfslgn*dfjijrna------jj.rri C, H. Itutherford hw re- tlow *jid forma wa ernplojloj naveHave jy,turned trom vijlUng In Dawn,t c T x ex £ I been In use. • . I Mr. ana Mrs. M. J. Vatrubaand and V ^ I ■ F A 1 All who rend th c llternturBf" of®‘ the ‘he dni daughter, Oaklntid, Calif.,have have re- re- « J I ■ ^ Hicltnt Oreek<, Bom ons anrt»nrt He- tut turned home after vlsltlnR herpar- par- I H I ■ ft btew» t t e M a te t h a t tnanyy otof lh# ent enU, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kucera. I ■ ■ ft vp ftm lllir constellation .nnmfs•5 of tfl- d»y were uised over 2,000 years ego. -• Cre»turr« Vary j Grangers Meet , . ^ . KINO HILL. June 6—Swine»lne and and j a i l * ! l > K « W lffB T M n t A The creMures dcplctM 'In'Imr,.! Mch ‘PraylnR were dlscuaeed a ot t a a — lUrry group hnve been olmonimo*i IIJlu jnfpijn^ cl lhe Kins' Hlll Oranse Qranse varied a* the nntlons nmonuIK »hlch»hich w wjrtnesdfty. , Terrell Foster reported AS YOUR BEST BUYB U Y INII they orlBlnatctl. I t Is thaviuhfBhl thivt thnt on OJ, (Ifg protection and Mrs, Enrl Enrl SfANDS AlfiiiE AS Y< we have no inJormntlon on thetne con*con- e eh,,^ i1 chairman of th e home eco- SA V E^ A T T SEARS itellallon of the (in d en t EgyptHns.lypiisns. no, jionilca committee reported on on the the Bui teriMn scholftrs. «^lnR m lh-1 k aclioo:J hnt lunch program . She She snid -■'nld er abstruse method* of fact"■ Uml-'Jill: ihi Ihc Orange netted $110 o n the the pro- pro­ Inj, are sure th n t n« early as < fOOO m grt g„ni, B. C. dome of thc rccoBnltcd1 Bfoup-Bfo\ip. j Jlrs, Foster. Orange lecturer, L V V I & V U>g« of todAy had been mapped3ped out prt prfjctiled the progrom . Taking by the pclmlllve peoples, paipart wwc Mrs, Emina Ocnun*, Mrs. HURRY!^ y \ ' Many OulHnril Helen He: Heiwick, Mrs. W . C.^ Bmlth. The Chinese, were outllnlnKjif. con-cnn- ^ Bnrnes ond Johnathon \ i stellaiions of their own orounrtjunrt D,-D,. ^ WHILE T STOCKr o c K S MK) n. C. Mnny believe Ihntmt fully i— • —------. - u tatly RS thl*. th e MewspoUml^n^ had made ■ beRlnnlnR on mnny ot ' cur grouping*. In Inter times the CHIP CHATv rl AARE COMPLET"’«TE Oreelu evidently w orked themem over ‘■T O' ‘•8nnrl»«" Bothne;hne _ lomewhal Into the form s with which WJlello i >'olk.i; “Tcp, ll'o p<>orrsT old d-o O. r e are now ramlHnr. lip Chnt • Group Vour Purchaieti r c f ia ie i Many conntellntlons. well knownknnwn jV "S“'" "lore Chip Chnt • to tu. were mentioned lr>' thee OreclcOrcfV I have been on thc radlc» for tho , , 10 wrote month talking ab o u t ourour con- of 520 Of m o ro are nd end ; . j poets Homer ond Hesiod, who UTote ' A SMALL netrly l,000 years before Uie Chrlt- ^jj Buy on Seors Easy era. ‘ E«*y DEPOSITPOSIT W ILL ll IIO ■ h H Ion HOLDILD A T TTHESE l AcUtb ImMlnatloiii bpd»PPf«late all the I 'J Payment Plon., Moit stargazers f e d the ancientsinclenb, fmcj,„g rc.spon*e to ? T 3 ' LOWW PRICES Ag *ui*ly had active Imaulnatlons to th# | I 2 0 « ^ P p see any re.'emblances belweeneen thel ^ tjjgth# c o n te st.^ a ^ l * I —cflMttiutlon-fUum_flinL-the_£rtit. -or#- p ' V l ., turei they are supposed to depict. J I( f rbe~Potatn.Chl'^. ' ]« true there are very few of the vouYou have kept all fwupj that seem *t nil trua to“ (,{of UJ bu«y maklnu i ] BUI there are som e which appearannear and dellv #r I n g A ‘'] wlthlci the bounds o f tensoTv. »M«h u the big bear. O rion and the scor- pl#fi. Someon# h # s said "the Ilg- r . f f W ' urea are likely often Bymbollc?i,ss rather r r »-■ than an attempt actually to re- ready heard a Jot hi., rew i ; . > a: ■ •emblA lh# anim als." Nor Is It at ° ‘ J stories In thl.t new U m M ' y*ll eWdent whether th e accompany-mpany. fishing senson. The bis ones5 always i ll. : ■ lng myths exUted before orir allerafter Bel Bel away. But It Is n o l a fish story lom* radio in imort Ivor^Ivory the groupings were outlined•d Into that those big bags of SunrU e Chips the Tcious creatures. are getting away from th e stores ' < \l// J . .’S . color f in iih ______2 ^ .9 5 • Not Erenly IMstrtbnledJ f'V. plenty fast. It Is only n a tu ra l thal | [ |^ ' )'•» IhOM entirely unfam iliar *1th ,n5ith(y should, too, alnce th e y contain star atudy ean see upon slightght In- 2®'^' 'hlpj tor tho aame money fpeeUon ot the alty on a starryitarrr ^han any other chip offered for sal#sale r i l night that these celestial spotspot, of/ t !" ‘n ^ Valley. I am reallyiy going going |i^ light are not evenly dUtrlbuteiJed over “ * oh this weother Inearnest eame.^t /' \ tive enUi* htavetia. Atid bby j no so ‘ *'6 have somee picnic plcnle (y ■ .. ■ meani are all ef th e aame bright- weather. There is nothftig quit*;ultellke like 'v ‘ ^ nesa or color. “a J real ' family picnic w ith Sunrise Sunrbe f A night aky in ■which th eI starrysUrry Chips and all th# other picniclc Items. Items. 1 : / lights were all alik e and evenly Vou folks ore sure finding out Uiat Uiat '.A spaced doubUess w ould be beautifuleautmu 70U tan get a top quaUty coffeeiU ta tortor / / o B but decidedly ifiouotonous to0 . those on'> only 8k a pound by buying vooD-aWOOD’S // BH who ore familiar w ith themm oow. COI COFFEE In bags. It's sealedd WIU) with aa II - TroJy It hw beea-»*ld th a t “onejnestar star P**"* pli-illm inner-llnar v h lc h Jioldsu>lds aliall .. J I . ^ dlffen from a nother in glory."y." the natural flavor. T ry a pound and ------BppIapply Ute savings on a b a g otof Bun-Bun­ 11 T TABLE RACtADIO Among prlmlUve peoples Inin al- r rise t« Potato Chips. most aU parta o t th e world1 shell-ihellr Appreciatively yours, , . | i t ” o th er BIG fi money once was » popular mediumnedlum O. J . ; withI spectacularspeen "edge-lit” d i a l , r BIG features ot exchange. ______(Advertlaement) Jf ■' Newly designedleslgned to gigive finer jeledJvity and sensitWify, sensitivity, , - ^ I _ ■ ; . easier tvning,vning, betterbolter lone I quolily ot on omoiingly low price! Hasas beouliful "e"edge-lit" dial, outomolicbass boost, ijiouJissa^ ^ • exclusive» Silvertone "f"Rodionet" built-in onterno . . . all ■ X J 3 ’ 5 ^Terms llie fine. quality featufeatures of much more expensive sef*.^ TABLE ■ * - Large 5-in.Mn. jpeoker,Jpeoker, ttransloceni plostic dial witli ollrac-' USE SEARSkRS SER SERVICE your.plano is a ^ tive.metoltol grille. MollMolded brown plastic cabinet. See il mo is w .^crosonie, RADIO • J ’ ' .'.. hearr il... buy il‘f todoyl " '" 'iFOR SEARSS APPLIANCESAPPLI a SMrtseniolionally " V - , t i m e s m a l l kitchenhen apiopplioneesl • Buy oine n e fofor f every room In Ihi house w oike k e oup p to music ... time I Here’* oI radio IhafIhot gigivei good local recepften i ' yef It p riciced e d so$0 Jowlow thclhat yoo can hove muiic ond ^ / enlertainmnment ent inIn every room! Properly bofflod / j 4*in. ip eeaker, a k e r, non-binon-breokable metal cabinet, a jS S S S ^ m 1I f buill'in a n te n n a . SilviSilvertone ft/bei guarcnieed ' f l I] 1 full y e! a a r r . Browr»col

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