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V0L.47>NO. 309 TWIN FA U S,. IDAHO, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1966 TEN-CENTS Reapportionment Sen. Morse Says - Plan Is Outlined iByJdahaG irange U.S. People Soon

BOISE.I (Al(AP) — Reappol------t that would------divide Idaho______to into 30iegisIatW'* e dfsfricta with one s e n a to r and two repr'esrepresentatives______each . was outlined to legislators to* Will Renounce War day by Ihe Idaho Grange. The plan — which would sub­ -WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Wayne Morse forecast loday that Ihe American district counties and require legislators to be residents people soon wlH. repudiate the w ar In South Viet Nam—and prcsidcnilal adviser of their districts, was presented as public hearings be­ Maxwell D. Taylor retorted that woyld be good news to the Communists In Hanoi. gan on a variety of rc&pportionment proposals. Reap* Morse, the Oregon- Democrat, shot back a charge of smear, militarism atid gut­ Doriionnient is the primary reason for the Idaho Legis­ ter debate.-HF«aTd"Taylor and PrcsldenfJohnson are misguided about the war in~- lature’s special session now Southeast Asia. The heated in its' fourth day. exchange . between Morse Ttie senate approved without 80 Viet Cpiig and the former ambassa­ opposTtlon th e ( l^ t measure to Banquet Honor Due reach the final reodins calen­ dor to Saigon came as Tay­ d a r in the speclal'iession w{ilch Are Killed i n. lor outlined administration pol­ began Monday. It ratifies a pro- icy before the Senate Foreign poscdT m endm ent lo the fed- ‘TO teW ing” Relations Commiitee. For Ralph Faulkner ■' "One of' (he‘ ffve honorees’ to be honored at the. annual' SAIGON. S o u th '-V iet- Nam Southem..IdahoJ5tQckmen*s Hall of Famc-Banquet is > successloff, how goes to the (AP) — U.S. and South Korean Kalph G. Faulkner, Gooding stockman - tind rancher. House. Iroops pushing on w ith Opera­ The banquet will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Hugh P a rk s of Juliaetle. leg- tion White Wing 300 miles north ------Islatlvc'* representative- of - the of-Salgon.su-uck-Uie-Viet.Cong -Twin.Falis !ElksJ.odge.-EauIkner,.bom .Jn.i9b8at.BoIsc,j_____ ^ e In Soulh Viet Nam. Idaho State Grange, said *'We in four separate sectors today worked in' the logging business as a youngster near ’ favor the setting up of districts and claimed 60 killed. It . brought Ihis exchange: Idaho City. In I93I he went into the sheep buslncss'wlth - which allow both rural and ur­ The Communists had their Morse: We’re engaged in a historic debate in this counUy. 25 ewes. The band built u d and^soon he had about 200 ban interests to elect men who inning in Saigon. Two Claymore mines set by It-isn 't going to be too long . .. ^ ... ^ h " e e p , and started running arc familiar with and sympa­ fore the American people as a' a community Wnd. Later thetic toward their problenis.” leriorlsts shortly after noon near the headquarters of the people win repudiate Uils war. heran his sheep, about5M, ’ Unlike the Idaho Farm Bur­ Vietnamese Joint general staf CAMPING DIRECTOR for Ihe Snake River Area Couacll, Boy Seouts of America, Dr. Taylor: That's going to be eau federation reapportionmeni ffflh • Clarence Paul for. a killed 12 V ietnam ese am Paul Heuston, right, and John Bertie, council viee president, look over the unusual award pre- good news lo Hanoi. few y e a rs . wounded 60. Six of the dead and seated to Dr. Heuston Wednesday night duHng a council executive meeting. Ihe award rep- Morse: That's Uie kind of In 1943 he bought out Riley of the wounded were military reMDts the council’s fourth place achievement for I»es In the national icout eampiog pro* smear militarists always en- Smith and then had enough to major cities. Bad weather returned to ;age In. I don't Intend to get gram, (llmes^ews photo) - sheep lo make up his own band. "We decided not to try to wall NorUi Viet Nam but U.S. Air Jow n in the' gutter with you He h a d two bands until 1046, cities off," Parks said. "We’re Force and Navy pilots flew 27 and engage in th at kind of de* _____ lrying.tojdeoLwlth.cIUes.jubuC: missions— ^Wednesday— against when he bought out Jay Farm- - - ban areas .and rural areas to- bridges around Vlnh and Don] -Prayer- If the people decide that this ccther." Hoi and storage a re a s south'^ Scouts Oiitline New WASHINGTON (AP) - war should be stopped are y c- parts o f seven oulflls. Subdlstricting of counties has Dien Bien Phu. Spokesm en said President Johnson said going to take Uie position thi Faulker started ta Ihe cattle bcconie a strong controversy un- the weather prevented assess• today that he has found is weakness ta a democracy? Industry with 100 heifer calves derlying the spccial session. mento^damage. courage in private prayer T aylor: I would wke Uie posi­ In 1945. • Legislators wiil not be — Camping Proj these troubled times, tion that the people are badly Faulkner and his sons own on reasons fo r Uie conG------front, Utwps of Uie U.S. is t Cav“ sustaining, strength In misguided. about 21,000 acres, lease about but some soy privately large- New plans for the summer camping program of the the prayers of others. airy. Airmobile, Division con­ Snake River Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, were Morse: You and Ihe Presi­ 9,700 a cres and have a forest county representatives oppose tinued their cleanup o f the An Johnson attended the dent have been misguided for a grozlng permit of about 133,000 subdistrlctlnff because m any Lao Valiev and w ere attacked outlined Wednesday night at a council executive board I4th annual PresidenUal lond lime in this w or.. acres. -now live in an*area which would about 7 miles southwest of Bong meeling in the Scout 'Service Center here. Two new Pmyer Breakfast that That charge brought a burst T he Faulkners iilso farm be em braced in a single dls- Son, just before breoking their programs were mentioned—saddle scouting and conser­ of applause from spectators.. about 1 ,^ ocres at Goodtai ■ '•-tric t-.'------ivcmlghr bivouac. vation ■scoiiting—as "being added to diversify the pro­ Earlier Taylor warned of and Bilsi ■ ThusVif five representatives, The Viet Cong left 37 dead b ^ brought out Representa- worldwide repercussions unless for example, live in one dlsu-lct, gram offered at the council’s Camp Bradley in the ..' Faulkner has,done much com­ lind after a half hour flnflght. tivcs“of oiriciaf and pri­ tho United States shows In Viet munity work. He Is chairman of ■ _alt but one would lose his seat U.S. casualties w ere said to be Cape Horn area northwest of Stanley. Ld^t^year the vate life—leaders of the N am th a t .Communist w a rt of in the legislature In the next Ilght;^ - ■ council was ranked fourth nation, diplomats and a See SENATE. Page 2. Col 4 rau-a: ■ fc£5i election. cbm'i.tlees of the Gooding M a- in the nation in the per­ large delegation from fonlc. L«lgt,.clnlni»n ol hilU- Fear that subdlstricting would centage of scouts partici­ Dominican Congress, ' perm it the m inor ty party In pating in long term camp­ A 'separate women’s - any county to pick up one or Flights of breakfast was heU In teffo.ipHr.'if ing activities. two districts also s cited as a Labor Heads nearby- ballrooms--an*:^ lehsoit-for the opposition. U. Si Bombers ' In re c o g n itio n 'o f this', D r. Johnson spoke, there •too, 'Under the present «t-Iarge Paul Heuston. council camping - • election ta counties, the majorl- director, was' presentrf during ToEnd-Steike each Place. ■ Qffered-to India y1lt~httve~»ll B e n o u n ^ ^ 'featuring a large num b e r ^ ani ~NEW DELHI,'ltiidia~(AP)-~.Vlc'e :prMlciffl Hufert -GENEVA-(AP)—-The-Sovlet —The-pnT>^-fedemI constitu­ IKrheW ofTsh'd^l, rcprdCilt’*' HTTlumphrey oifered'lhdla a JlOO-milllpij lpari. today, Union today dent>unced flights tional amendment provides ma­ ITg camping. an official U.S. source reported. The loan Is for import- ^ re mftrrled^-nninJtsghrlng — chinery for the president, or oth- of American nuclear bombers lie's’ labor leaders agreed udayl Soviet Plane In presenUng the trophy. Rol> lo end a damaging general ing urgently needed raw matferials-to get India’s.Indus- Day Jn-JMfssBhhave-three “ — «ritrtA-4l«clar»4h».A((k4-of-ores> yiototton.of.tbe^.'WXi^rtlal sons, John Faulkner, Jim Faulk* See LEGISLATURE. P. 2, Co!. S . ban trea ty . T he United srt Et](ins, pounclt pr&sfdent^ ------PresM after F r e s ^ ef-* n f *Hector 'strike try, now running nt ao i»r cent capacity In many see- Slates rejected the charge ai said he saw no'reason why Uie Garcla-Godoy prom ised to send Crashes on tors, speeded-up, the-source seta, -ine oner docs not trophy could not be used again two top .m ilita ry officers Uke part ta uio’-operatlons of "false and mere propaganda." constitute a resumption of American development aid, the>ra6chas. , nexl year, .just replacing the abroad. The two' nuclear powers which was halted during India’s w ar with neighboring Carey Scliool chuhed in the 17>natIon disarm ­ num ber 4 with a num ber I. in­ The strike leaders acted Takeoff ament talks when Soviet nego­ dicating aim of the council to shortly after • the- president MOSCOW (AP) — One of the ------P a k is ta n In Seplem ber, the IsQosedby tiator Semyon K. Tsarapkin get top rankng in the camping warned in a- radlo-teievisi world’s largest airliners, a So- Informant said.- Erance Sends repd ■ mftmnmnrfiim hy hl« ...... 00 takeoff Bill Signed -The offer does not constilute government He claimed the m would ^ th e ir Jobs here today, klliliig about a Uilrd a resumption of American de- A letter from Gov. Robert E. they did not resum e w ork today. TnHiIenza Spanish coastal a re a w as beii Smylie was read, in w>ich the of the SO persons aboard, ai^ vetopment-aid, which was halt­ Satellite contaminated after the crash He said if necessary he would line sources said. To Prevent ed ’ during , India's war with HAILEY — The Influenia governor congratulated the use police U) reopen SanU> Do­ an American B52 w ith nuclear council And said, "To have had There wos no immediate con­ neighboring; Paklsuh in Sep­ epidemic in B la in e ' County bombs last month. mingo's port and a irp o r t. and firmation from Soviet officials. IhtoOirbit , the best cam ping program in te m b er, the inform ant said. ' caused closure of two more The memorandum .said the other public services. He added The Moscow monoger of a Transit Strike the Northwest and one of the HAMMAOUIR, Algerll (AP) ' schools Thursday. Soviet governm ent considers thot he was taking steps to see wesi^n airline sold he had been best in the nation is a result of NEW YORK’(AP) - Gov: -J Fran« today successfully Both the C arey G rade School thli "a flagrant violation o thpt his Jan. 6 order traa^fer- lold the plane, a turboprop, fail­ .(elson A. Rockefeller has c rlhg military leaders to diplo­ d a y -n ig h t P a k lsu n would get fired a thte^sug6 rocket and and high school closcd at noon tematlonal law and of the See SCOUTS, Page 2 Column 7 ed lo get off the ground and ly signed a legislative bil. ... p u t.a 41-pound scienlific satel­ matic posts abroad w as fully SSO-million loan to Import com­ after absenteeism Thursday Moscow trea ty ." T sarapkin said crashed at tho end of Ihe run- sponsored to prevent a new sub­ lite Into orbit It was the second modities needed to s p ^ up its morning was repored at about Jie memorandum w as directed way and bus strike ta New York all-French'launching of a saul- strike was called el economic -progress. ]7 per. cent. Robert.Day. prin­ to all states nnd constituted an airliner, with a capacityl City. . lite. cipal said. Tills was triple the days to protest ^liM appeal for termination of these Gty Census of no persons, was Inlllotlng a The law altow 34.600 mem- ■ T ie quesUon of resuming long- After two failures due to me- .JVednesdayJigure.______f l # t Icncft....*._-iidng_A_Comjnyni5t-Jed ...... *ervice-to-lhe-Congo-?le- term-UiS.-ahi-to-India-^appar- chonlcal“ tro u b leriast^ld iy------Tho Bellevue Grade School student dem onsu^tion In which chlel d e lu a le William publlc (Brazzaville). Workers Union and th e'i^a^* e n tly is being left'- open untl and Saturday, the liquid-fueled., closed W ednesdoy and the Wood C Foster declined to go Intr Takers Ready Uiree studenw w ere killed. But Soviet air crashes are admit­ P rim e M inister Indira Gandhi D iamond II rocket lifted off ^ ’ m oderate-and extrem e leftUts m ated T rans Union to g e t the River High School ended class­ the subsunce of ihe S o v i e ted only when foreigners are pay Increases Uiey were grant­ vlsiu Washington, probably next es Tuesday. sutem'ent, saying: used the waikotit to pressure ihe killed. Even then, details fre* month, for Ulks y ------• To Start Job government into ousting the ed in'the settlement that ended Classes are expected .. .. "One Is led to wonder what Quently a re not available for Uielr 12-day strike at the start Johnson. Officials said the rocket func­ sume in all schools Monday. purpose lies beyond the repeti­ military leaders who hod re- days. tioned normally-and Uie satel-. fu.«d to obey the p re s id e -’- ’ of Uie year. ■ 'The United Slates has stepped Only schools In operation in'the tious and false aliegaUons about llte's orbit closely followed the i it exempts the transit workers u p shipm ents of food grains to county.’ are U)e Hailey and this incident and w ...... bureau • repre­ order. famine - threatened India, but one planned — from a high Ketchum grade^Schools .where de len te as)ced to sentative. to take the city of The terrorism th a t hod swept from penalties under a s u te law Williams®!!. that-bans strikes by-publle-em- the curtailment of ‘ ‘ point of l,669^miles above tin „absentccism_Wedn5sday.was-U speaker^ todayr^Jiist-to - read -a TwIn'Falls census. the city for the lost seven nights earUi to a low potal of 317 miles. and by unofficial estim ates cost nloyes and bars any pay'ra'** aU haa aerlously hamslrung ihe per cent and'15 per cent-re­ note delivered yesterday to my Technicians al Uie Bretigny The workers attended a train- 20 lives subsided during Ihe mr strikers for three years. econom y, which has been falter- spectively. government by Uie-Aiylet gov­ ing class Thursdoy in the City Seek Election Irtg for yeaii.- Tracking Center neor Paris said ernment. night. Only two bom b explosions A s u t e Supreme Court justice. Uiey were.receiving the Zebulon Only Immediate families may Hail and are expected to begin were heard, and there were ruling ... ______Mrs.-Gandhi and Humphrey visit, patients In both Sun Val­ _"Presumably, If the Soviet taking the census Friday. All- satellite’s radio transmissions government had oUicf thon reports of any casualUes. d a re d last week Uiat It would be met in her office (or ulks this ley and Blaine County Hospital, red conducted the class. TolVewTerin afternoon. •' norm ally. propaganda in mind, it would illeg a l'fo r the city Transit Au- The satellite is lo send back according to Dr. Aldon Packer. The census-taking project Is BOISE (AP) - Suite Auditor Uiority to pay Uie transit work­ W eartag a flowing sarl, Mrs. Blaine County health officer in have awaited « reply through Information for m arelng U ie,- diplomatic channels." expected to lake about 10 days Traffic Deaths Joe R._\Vi||lams, a Democrat, ers the two-year, 15 per cent In­ G andhi greeted the vice presi­ on attempt to.avoid spreading ') two weeks to complete. announced W ednesday he will 'a r th 's ' m agnetic field and to crease they were granted. dent on the steps-of her olflce aid studies of Uie e atlh 's form of the influenza. INCOME RISES the 1960 census figure shows fSoho seek elecUon to a third term. The court ruling led to threats In Uie Parliament building. All public m eetings in Carey and structure. WASHINGTON ( A P ) '— Per- Twin Falls has 20,126 residents, A naU ve'.of Idaho, Williams of a wildcat transit strike•pe^ Their confefence was attended have been canceled /or the rest 1966. Il was Uie second use of , sonal income during January but the new count is expected to 1965...... :...... »ent his eaily life in Oneida haps next weekend. by her closf aides, President France’s Diamond rocket to of the week and there will be rose to a seasonally adjusted be about 23,000, Including resi­ County but moved to Boise as a Johnson’s roving ambassador, no basketball games Friday and send .a French-made satellite level of U51.5 billion annually, dents ot newly-annexed terri­ Magic Volley W. Averell Harrlman, and the tato o r b it The first -was on Nov. Saturday and the theater will about <750 million aboveDecem.- tory. GSsX5J.r Successorlold (nbassador. to In d ia, .not_.l».j)j)co_ttere Saturday 1966.:™...... 26 w hu a smaller spacecraft, l> er'#.ralerthB 'C om m erce De^ The census will cost the city W illiams, who Is no relation BONN, Germany (AP) Bowles. was oroilM to send back tem-' night. partment said today. about U.ooo. to Secretary of Stale Arnold Wil­ Chancellor Ludwig E rhanl will Earlier ta Ihe day, Mrs. Gand­ perature reports. It went sDent - ’ liams. said that during his near­ succeed ex-Chancellor • Konrad hi told ParlUment India Is a fie r a few hours. ' ly eight years as w ie audiur Adenauer as leader of Ihe Chrls- "deeply • concenied" over the he h a s ’-’worked and will con­ possibility that Ihe .VIei Nam Pope Makes Changes in Fasting Riiles tinue to work for many Improve- conflict will escalate. 'She said Stafe Group Sets : ' m en ta !ta' government pro­ h e r govem nfint would consider VATICAN c r r v (AP) - Pope The new regulations were t consumption of food, and meat and bishops ^aid the Pope was cedures th a t I M wIll be flrst deputy. settle Uie Paul VI decreed major chang nounced ta W ashington Wedni may or may not be part of U» about to end the rule universally economical to the suie." T^EaUsMeet WJday In the- centuries-old ru l_ night by the apostoUc de menu. with .a decree. No action came He outlioed a three-potat pro­ of fasUng and abstinence for the 1 to the United .States; Arch- Ihen, but it L< now believed that gram : world’s Roman'CaUwlics. The new rules becontc effec­ imgactjqif ¥iet Nam VMoii- — op Egidlo Vagnozzl, ihrough tive Feb. 23,. Ash..W ednesday Uie Pope will let national and " F irst, I will work to ploce D »s of fasting during the ^ NaUonal C athbU c. Welfare this>year. , ___ reglorftl conferences of bishops state auditing back under the di- sociatlon executives, .will meet - pre-Easter Lenten , season werq Conference.- legislate for Uielr ow n terrlUK Lent, .Uie-period between .Ash recUon of the sute auditor, at & a. m. Saiurdity In'-AiMrican - - ;.,reduced to two — Ash Wednes­ rles.-...... ■ where the work can be handled U.' S.jEcbridmy iCGrowing . The Washington announce­ Wednesday and .Easter, corre­ Legion Hall 'tQ d l s ^ mutual- " day and Good Friday. The obll- American clergy wornng al NEW YORK (AP) - The ment said Uw P ope h a d issued sponds to the period Christ more effectively and with less “ ■ l . a n i ^ j T d a y affalr a s Uie adi pi^Iem s. ahd future acUviUes,.; ‘ gatlon to abstain from meat on the Vatican expect that, when confusion. ■' pact of the Viet Nam war oa new regulations for dayt of fast fu te d in Uie desert. In Uie Cath- ...... I seeks cooperation Ray ■ Rostron, Twta F allsi,, ,--J> all Fridays rerhains in force but the Ume comes to-vote, the ma­ American 'economy Is ^w lng; «nd_abstlnenee__l!maltlng th>rn olie-Church-lhese^O- days (ex­ *'Second.-I will advocate, form- onv prices, balance'of payments Chamber of Commerce-manr.> : ( • - chlldren-do-norhavrt(roMerve apply only to Ash Wednesday jority of Uie a lm o st-300 CaUiolIc It hasn't reached the proper- avaitabillty, of, svateglc it until they tre H. Thejresent cluding Sundays) were observed iog a s u te m otor. pooUp Weather, Temperatures Death Qaims Twin Falls News in Briesf 2 Shoshone' SeenToday ' MAGIC VALL^ - VarUUe cloudiness ibrougb Friday. MMt- U o Severson, daughter of Mr. Tickets for the Com m unity HowanJ Johnson and Chad iy fuaay aod warmer afternoons. H i^ mostly in 4Mbelli daya. Mrs. RosV and Mrs. R. 0 . Severson, Twin Children's Theater production Delegates to Jrownlne discussing property Death Takes lows Is Dpptr .teeas tad »w 20s, except Camu Prairie h l^ Fells, has pledged Delta Gam m a "PlppI Longsiocking,” a re taxes wfih friend . . William lo-Iow -...... — ■ ...... jllabl rie ^ 4 t BaFkman,80, Uam L Davis, 25, U s Vegas, Deadin meeting ot trustees -and- legi.s- Preclpltatloa.wIU be heavier thaa sormal'and largely in t h ^ L ^ , - . _ _ 115. Forfeiting CO bond in Twin lotors slated f o ti'F e b n B at Tonight -Trial Witness form of now^ltfi'stonns from the north Pacific moving through T | i m K Falls Justice Court for speed­ Boise, il was announced Thurs­ f •outbem Idaho Hiursday n l ^ t o r Friday and again Sunday or A ' l C S 1 1 1 X • M. • ing were Bill L Buhler, Buhl, Stolen Car day. . and Bernard L Reiss, A6. 1990 - II was' noied Ihe meeting Is 8 p.m., Channel 7 (KUED), MIAMT, Fla. (A P )-A Bible- Monday. Total precipitation fo r these two storms will likely BOZEMAN^-Mont. (A P)“= T A conscious Jailbird, under re ­ M rs. Amelia Louise Barkm an Sherry Lane. geing called by the State Trus­ Great Declsioas-lS66, has U.N. . loniana State Unlversii ‘ newed cross-examination at the range.between .IS and .4S ef an Inch of moisture wllh two to 80, 220 Sbcth St. -W.. died Wed Judge Robinson fined John L. tees Association to discuss ambassadors Michael Conwy moiL.cocd_was_found_(______locallyJlve-Ioebes.of-neir. snow-ln. the.valleys ef soutbem.ldaho. nesday • In - Made-Valley-Memor Meservy,-21rKlmberly,->10for wllh-|hB lcgTslotors the federal. “ Jactitief-Mosiler-murder-trial. Malad. Idoho, In a c a r stolen (Israel) and Muhammed El- denied today that "he Is out to Skies will be cloudy m uch o t the time wllh sunshine less than lal Hospital o? a .brief illness. slate and local roles In educa­ Farra (Jordan) discussing the SO p e r cent of poulble. M oderately sirong winds a rt likely about - She was born June 7, 1885, a here Jan. 25, authorities said get" Melvin Lane Towen In the today. tion. Gov. Robert Smylie will conflict between their nations. y aod Monday.' Plymouth. Neb., and cam e t discuss the new Interstate Com­ 10:15 p.m., Channel 4.(KCPX), Shoshone from Nebraska in 1929 Friends Fete Lynda J . Schneller. 18, daugh­ Arthur CrifttS' ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter pact lor Education at tbe meef. m ovie,'T en Second.^ fo HcH," ley, a thief from the A rkansas TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION She moved lo Jerom e in 193 John Miracle was appointed Schneller of near Belgrade, (1959) Is 0 dram o set after Ihe State Penltentlan', has ‘ Highest temperature W ednesday, lowest temperature lost 12 ' .0 Twin Falls In 1947. She o'represent the school board; end of World W ar II when five ___ a member of Immonue Physician Qrtedly left a note apologizing the date of a kfll-tor.______ho u rs, precipitation-for'24 hours ending a t 6 a.m. CST. a t a uohl city council meeting German soldiers lake oh the job - ' Mu; Jill*. r«p.fauiioD Mu. ai*. Pep. Lutheran Church. Twin Falls ir toking Ihe car. he claims to have received from 10 discuss the city’s recreation of disarming bombs In the ruins Powers...... Her husband died Feb. i 1942 Sheriff Con McClurg learned AtBui-ley from the wulheaslern Idaho program. Re - employment ot of Berlin: Jetf Chandler, Jack Without specifying the date of Surviving are three sons city lhai lhe car Miss Schneller teachers for the coming year Palonce and Martin Carol. a reported conversation. Pow­ Horry F. Barkman, Los Angel BURLEY - Dr. ». E. Dean, had been driving was found in a 'as approved. ers' lawyer, Percy Foreman, es; Max M. Barkman, Stockton longtime Burley phy.sicion, w as Coniracu for re-employmenl garage In Malad. Owners of the asked Grlmsley if he hadn't Calif., ond Dale W. Barkm an honored al a surprise dinner were offered lo Lee Popplewlll, iroge had been awoy from once said. “I am out to get Reno. Nev.; three daughters Tuesday al the Pondcrosa Inn principal of Ihe Elem entary Memorial Rites Mrs.-John-(Roma)-LongrReno wiih-more-ihan-200-friends-and jm^oc-40-days.ond..rclurned KKoofTDarrflrSiTrBeir^nc.: Wednesday, finding the body. "1 did not,” Crimsley Mrs'. Don (Wouneta) Church former patients aitending.-The pal ot Ihe Junior High School, HeldforNatiVir . plied. and Mrs. Uurel (Mildred guesLs were welcomed by P a l­ Death apparently was by as­ phyxiation Dui an autopsy w as and George tjoodner. principal Forem an subjected Grlmsley Ploss, bolh Jerome; a brother mer Saierstrom, master of cer­ of the Senior. High School. Of Twin Falls to 30 minuies of scathing cross- Fredrick Schroeder, Reynolds emonies. being performed...... s for George examination Wednesday. N eb.: two sister*, Anna Schroed Dr. Richard Sution, Burley, Rice, native of Twin Falls, who e r and Mrs. Minnie Honks, both praised the honored guest os " a pralsal Co., m et wilh the school died here Dec. 17. .1965, were Kan.fos Cliy, Mo., 16 grond sood friind, kind man and a Rupert Okays board and discussed Insurance conducted Sunday ot the Ozone Orientation children and four great-grand­ wonderful doctor." He relnled appraisals. He pointed out the Presbyterian Church, Ozone, children. his personal associalion wllh Dr. City Budget purpose of an appraisal Is to Tenn.- Flight Planned Funerrtl services will be con­ Dean. establish-value In the event ot Mr. Rice spent mo.sl df his ducted at 2 p.m, Saturday in loss which would be accepl- life in Ozone, w here, he was •Reynolds—F uneral-C hapel—by John Clark. 3assifl~Coui' a"rullng’elder'ln-thc Presby­ For CAP Cadets pastor.Harold A. Iben, Imman­ SnSryt^With-Change-jli^br^^^^^^^^ ' About 20 cadet members of mlssioners. told ihet e groupsroup ol . ll,c. . - . P ™ ' ' “i-terian church. He taughi the the Twin Falls Cadet Squadron, uel Lutheran Church. Conclud­ activities of Dr. Dean while he RUPERT-Rupert City Coun- He recommended that adult Sunday khool class (or , Civil Air Patrol, will participate ing services will be held at Je­ was a student and a siar basket- cllmen studied the proposed praisa be made in the Biihl several years and was lay - In an orientation flight over the rome Cemetery. Friends may lull player al the University of budget as presented by the v a­ school district on insurable val­ preacher for New Bethel Pres­ Twin Falls area Saturday. coll Friday, Friday evening nnd Ulah. rious deparlmeni supervi-^rs ues only. The board, however, byterian Church In Jackson Saturday until time of services, during the Tuesday nightimeel- County for about three years. Three senior members of the * % S d J 5 r H r h 85 a t Clewlston, H a. Tliursday morning li Dr. Kircher. Burley, gave a deferred any action unlil a later Ing in Ihe City office. The budg- HI also worked wiih the pas­ sqliadron also will, participate. —34 a t Roseau. Minn. G reatest snow depth, except al mountain humorous slo'ry ihai wns threat- mecllnR, . ______■ was accepted^ wilh minor tor ol the Blue Spring Presby­ ^ e flight will be conducted stations, 36 Inchu a t Greenville, Maine. Eastpdrt. Maine, reports for the honored guest and rhancM by Air Force and CAP person­ three inches of snow In past six hours. - Lenten Rites terian church In While county ermedned 1th..ool ol ■vlces for Oliver Ray Cooper Senate short period of lime lo allow Comp Braillcy was a pproved senior partner in the big broker------wlll-be-conducted-al-2-p.m.‘ Maeic_Valley_Meni6rial_MJni(i(ikaJBemoi!ial •(Contlnned-frem-page-one)— -Tha'-bftard-was-appolnled-by s-access-for-dumping-gar- agc-firmrWalnon-4rCorrsaid:— Saturday In While M ortuary Admitted Admitted subversion ore "costly, danwr- Mayor-'Reed P. Maughnn .sul)- It was noted that this lhe focillly Is lo start in May. "We are in a financial foxhole Chapel by Rev. Dr. Harold Nye. E velyn Buscher, Mrs. C. Gene Charles Mackley, Isabel Ben- ____ prevent trash being ous. and doomed lo failure.' ect|u>,i'approval“ by the city Long range plans for the coun­ — 0 .semiwortlme m arket." M ilitary rites, will be Jicid a l W illiamson, William DeWald. goechea. LaVem Caner and Au­ dumped, anywhere and would Appearing before the Senate *ouncll during a planning meei- cil were discussed. Including Prudential Insurance-C o. of Sunset Memorial Park by mem- R obert Alan Floyd, Colleen E l­ drey Nelwen. all Rupert; Suz- a id beautiticalion of the coun- Foreign Relations Committee In ng held Wednesday jnorning in the need for an expanded pro­ America said siepped-up m ili­ • bers of the 116th Armored Cav­ is, David Boss, Mrs. Ja m es annah Richins, Albion, e. tary activity 'In Viet Nam . cou­ a growing debate over Ihe Viel he c ity ' hall with rcpre.senla. gram 10 meet increased mem­ alry, Idaho Army Nalional Gibbons, Loren Cress and Dr. Thomas Fullon, Heyburn. lives from other local civic or­ . . council approved Ihe m a t­ pled wilh growing Inflation, has Nnm wor.' the high Johason ad- bership. ■ -- Guard. M ax Carver, all Twin Falls: • Dismissed . . . mlnlslFation adviser leslifled ganizations in attendance. ter and will contaci the couniy prompted il lo revise upward its Lawrence Copplnger, Mason Juneve Coats. Mrs. Forest commissioners In regard lo Final plans for the Silver Ihere is a simple answer to the Meeting with lhe group w as economic forecast for 1966. GObDIHC^^tral «trvica Lawrenco-Covay, Clyde McClain sharing the cost of Ihe service Beaver awards dinner, lo be Douglas and .son and Thelma Question: •’What a re we doing Harvey Kroll. San Francisco, Pmdenilars chief economist. for M rs. ttw en MojjCjWill be S r., Jes*ie Dennis and M rs. Crawforth, all Rupcn. which will be approximately $90 held al 7 p.m. Friday at the In South VIei Nam?" ossislant director of fJublic Dr. William V. Freund, now conducted nl 10 a.m. Saturday D ale House, all Duhl: M rs. W al­ for a thret-monih period. high school cafeteria were dis­ The answer Is, he said, that: housing odministrolion, a n cf sees the 1966 Gross National a t Thompson Chapcl by Rev. ter Chapman, Mrs. Richard “For more .than a decade, A decision concerning the pro­ cussed. Alan Hutchison, field Product—totol of all goods and W afren McConnelLFrlends m ay Kenlson, Gary Dickard and Har­ Cassia Memorial Lawrence Harper, executive di­ posed sewer consiruction lo ac­ director for the council, said hove been toking sides in rector of the senior housing services — at S736 billion,' up call'at Hove Funeral Chapel, Je­ vey Phillips, ill Kimberly: Mrs. Admltltd commodate the Jones Proces­ most tickets have been sold. He from ,8 S714 - billion prediction Kyle Worthington and Mrs. cause in which we have a vital uniw In Twin Falls. Kroll out­ rome, Thursday evening am Ronald Walkins a i^ Ivan Sm ith, sing Plant was tabled until fu r­ added no tickets will be'soTd at Issued losi November.' J e rry Tolman. bolh Burley: inleresl." lined preliminary steps for the F riday, and ol Thompson chape both Filer: Mrs. Elswonh Hens­ Alluding lo the fallinc-domino ther intormaiion was available the door and reservations must . The 1965 Gross Nalional M rs. Maas KuWana, Decio; c-stabllshmenl ot such - a pro­ ley. Hazelton: Vickie Ann theory, inc former anibossadbr from the city’s consulling en­ be made Ihrough the local Boy Product was $676 billion, up 7.5 gram . ' Jones. Rogerson, and Leonard R i c h a r d Blincoe, Heyburn; to Viet Nam said he docs not gineers. Mayor Johnson report­ Seoul office. per cent trom 1964. pert Cemetery. Contributions Riddle. Jerome. David Suchan and Carolyn Su- exactly subscribe to il if it 1 ll wns pointed oul one of the ed Hamilton and Voeller. c ity chan, bolh Rupert, first steps to be initiated is‘a n^ay be made to the C h i lia n Dlsmlsed m eans that adjoining notions engineers, will be -contacted Children’s fund. They ca ' J e rry Kreigh, Paul, will fall aulomatically If South survey of the community, par- concerning the m atter and a M rs.' C. Ray Bell and Mrs, llculariy of ihe renter housing left a t the chapel. Quentin Swiiitr. bolh Twin Dismissed Viet Nam goes. special-meeting will be called. «Introducing... Falls: Mrs. Laurlsea Crlsi, Solly Danford Crane and Mrs. Jny "Bul," he said. "I am deeply units, in order lo establish the Howard Toevs and Robert need to r a housing unil. TWIN'FALLS - Funeral ser­ Ann Southwick and Mrs. Dewey G arrett, bolh Burley, and J a ­ impressed- by the probable Balch appeared before the coun­ vices for Virgil Paul airo n will N ipper, all Buhll Mrs. Robert nice Turner, Ruoert. worldwide elfects." cil to check with the ciiy al- be conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday Fort. Filer. Fred Pherlgo. Eden, Births •Communisi leaders of Red torney, regarding buildings or a t -th e Twin Falls MortUf and .Mrs. Jessie Roberts, Grouse was born lo Mr. and Chino, Russia, and Hanoi, he Legislature lea.erlyi. They believe, he said, thal vice president would then serve for Mrs. Nina Evelyn' Burton such w ars are boon's to succeed modeling job on 6ih Street a t a es acting presidenl. c o s r o f S2,600; Radio Service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Mon­ CAP Wing to Be and spread to other vulnerable It also provides-foi‘>'appoinl' day in Twin Falls -Mortuary St. Bcncdict’s, Jerome nations. Center, lowering of celling at Chapel. Final rites will be held •„ _ Admiited Inspected Friday One aim of the Uniied States cost ot 11,375: - •• •• ~ Jn-VieLJ!tam-U.tn-dcst .Robinette__and -The-ldaho-Wtnr-Ctvll- . . . --tallrwts-4l> m yth of invlncibiliiy," the gen­ **'» ftrrt-miHion t i w t i ’ ‘ Sylva Paradis, both Jerome, P a tro l, will be-inspecied Friday The Grange reapportionmentl HANSEN — Funeral services eral sold, 10- show that- such and M rs. Chri* Brevick, Wen­ by Col. P. J. Markham and hU Ion has not ycl been Introduced! for Mrs. Margaret Jane Ross d e ll ...... staff from Lowry-Air Force subversion cannot win. .i.blll fomubui Parks said If- are scheduled for 11 a,m. Mon­ • - Births ,... Base,. l>enver. .^stales Col ihere was acceptance it would' day In Twin Falls Mortuary Daughters were bom to Mr. : w i tOAN _ * m W . ... (solid»hil«tiptkmti...bnihVteirud''<^ »6l-d *k.t« optMiti. . . biiiht ilosr u d winda. D wighl Shaw, Idaho Wing com­ 4 Initiated be offered. - - . j Chapel. Final rites will be held and Mrs. Frank Robinette and mander. The reapportlonment hearings! spwtl a>pd I .nment-of:-the nty, at ceremonieTTield at'the 2 p.m. Saturday In Reynolds AdmlUed I d ^ \Wing. ■Mith, x.Ogel and M. men from striking the G r e a t ‘Friday evening and until time Glenda Bales aod son. Falr^ STRobu will leavo Twin Falls at noon Ndnhem rallway was postponed 701 M ain Ave. E.,.T w in Foils 733-7700:- of jervlces. field. C o t JtlA rk h u i.ta it hi* sUff S aturday. - today until March X . | ■niursdayrftb KneeMdceup' Reality Gaining bn Dream Twin Foils Time! Addedfor Of Better Education ATLANTIC crrv, N.3. (AP) cruited to work in our i trs-ago-lhe-na» schools. -Short^kirt» _____ o l administrators — T o pass the child nutrl- ^------:NEW-y 6 r K--our chin lin e ? ” asks ucation — reality keeps gaining investm ent fn education and Charles o( the RItz. "The knees on the dream. It never quite traililng. In 1960 the government catches up. and ofien it falls far cry out for aHention.,loo.” w as Spending only .a third this And attention they w ill g e t behind, but it remains forever m uch. The Office of Education Blush at the thought. In pursuit. olone will spend on prograr Blush, luUrlcate, m oisturize— The President told the Ameri­ six times as much as It did s PRANKLIN-L. PETERSON even exercise. can Association of School Ad­ years ago." . . . son of Mr. and Mn. H. , Ellrabeth Arden pro^- — ministrators he is sending Con­ .E a rl Peterson, Heybum. will some knee spanks, 10 knee cir­ gress five top priority requests, be honored .at 5 p.m. Sunday cles a day and a few old-fash­ One of them is "to double Soviet Spy Gets fn (he Heybum Sccond W ard ioned knee bends. funds for our imaginative and LDS Chopel al a farewell (es> Charles of the Rltz _ precedent-breaking , Operation Highest Award tlmonlal. He was graduated ready for the new fashions with Head Start, which will next year fro m Mlnfco High School In a whole beauty trea tm e n t for MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet help more than 700.000 >-oung- I96S and attended one serhet* the legs, iransfcrrm c • facial Union's highest award, the Or-' sters from poor homes get te r at Brigham Young Univer­ care south of the hem line. der of Lenin, has been presented ready for the rigors of learn­ •j Col. Rudolph Abel. sity. He will enter the.mlsslon ]( proposes the use of ti facial ing.'^ ' mask to give the knees proper The Soviet- master spy who horne'. Salt Lake Cily. on lone, a lotion to lubricate them But the dream oncc more i V — arrested______in the_ United____ _ and.a moisturizer lo keep them obead of reality. Oiilj lioqyg S tates In 1957 also received a eSrlier ihe AASA adopted with- ...... dewy-fresh. number of other high honors for out dissent a resolution which his 30 years as an intelligence ters al Tokyo. Japan. Then for R|am orous'evenings, ' GREETED IN PARIS by Jose de Earla, chief of public relations, NATO headquarters, is recontoufed k n e » , w ith a dork‘ declared: "Wo urge that free agentrthe newspaper Tnid (La­ £ol. Rudolph C. Ashenbrener, Twin .Falls, one of M U.S. Air Force Reter\’e and Air National bor) reported, today.; « er shade blushed on to deepen Guard orrieen taking part Ip the Air Force Chief of Staff's Reserve Officer OverseasJtjjUK — !>■ dimples or slim away the knobs II published an article by taiion tour. Tbe U.S. officer* are learning Ilrsl-h'and tbe role the U.S. Air Force In Europe and light shades Jor ta delicate quality be- available to every Abel in which the retired spy s a member ol NATO. young child In Ihe United said h^hadhoThad been caught'"as a clow of color. . r jtates." • • - - . . U the men haven't come result of betrayal/' He did not attention yel, there Is one more ; elaborate. If you plant ft suggestion—a glossy iridescent trip here lo receive the er feed-it~ - . ^ Illumination,' the p e arly stui Field Forces Viet Nam Base Is Orte- American Educaifon Award for COMEDIAN ILL more normally on eyelids his efforts In " th e education of HOLLYWOOD. Calif. (AP) — It's enough lo-pui a glowing mankind,” was roundly ap­ C om edian Bob Hope, who says GLOBE SEED llRhl in the eyes of leg-wntcher Of Busiest Nerve Centers of War~ plauded as he llckcd off his he has a virus or ihe flu. has Will have t(! ' priority requests lo Congress. been lold by his doctors lo take - a n d a new meanlnfi to th e old NHA TRANG, Soulh In a way. his Job compares As Ihe forces grow, it Is the Besides the one on Head il easy for awhile-ln bed. I compliment: Nam (AP) — Seven months ago nol in s iu but in ch&racier with intention to move in strength "You're the bees' knees.'* this once-sleepy reso rt lown on Ihe Army group assignmeni with the single mission — Start, they arc: To cflJarge each one ol the South China Sea coast was Gen. Omar N. B radley had fn search and destroy. given a Job to do. France during the World War II the programs in the Elementary Larsen, born in Honolulu In and Secnndard- Education Act Jilted Youth Today, it is su rtin g to pay push that coordinated such dis­ 1915, has been a general since parate elemenu as Montgom­ and lo make them run through off. he was <1. He started his career 1970. ■ ery’s British and - Canadians. 1 company.' commander- of The task was lo serve,, Patton's tanks and where they " — Xo fund.the new National Saysys He Sent base for Field Forccs Viet Nam 25th Division — Ihs outfit Tcachers Corps so that our best overlapped De T assigny's 1st here in streofilh and liber­ - FFV. Now it is one of Ihe French'Army. college graduates can be re- busiest nerve centers of the en­ ally sprinkled with .Haw^^iians. Gun Parcel tire w ar effort a g a in st'th e Viet The nerve ccateuupples with Every time he sees a Hav^nl- raw reports. Ion soldier he rushes pvor_ajd TRY OUR praise.^ force has direcied the “ DattefieTof'offi'cers deal with gets into conversation. And SACK FIREPLACE COAl hate motivated a teen-age ship­ huge Operation M asher, While lop-secrci information on the when he can. he nujnages to (Bum Sick

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ifrasm iclure. that will susuin stand on a rough jiae-wuh'the chief, Adm. JACK MOltOWMZr renocrau. But Wce their Dem Sharp preskles '•'This is the chief objective of PaUUbCT ocrailc. brethren, they tend to over an empire V ice President Hubert H. kid ihemselves abou-t ibelr cf 85 m ill Ion H um phrey's tour of Asia. It Is tUDdIng with the citizenry, es mllfrs, with first to wrestle up another 30.- peclally In a n election year. American fore- 000 to 25,000 troops from Amer- That b why the current la' J In the threej lea's Asian "allies" for the war .. 5 s : / ; « ! L r « . ‘r u ? t bors of Republican N atio n al .ervlces ap­ In Viet Nam. -But for the long . - puUtoM Ja th. Hond*» Ih u of ------•* Chairman Ray Bliss are ‘ pull it is to lay-lhe ground­ SL M-IW Htko (M.. . . M n v Titlr proaching tbe bun< u mm4 mail tn.tur April (. IIII. >i fevrorthy s l^ in c a n c e . -Bliss 600,000 m a rk .. ______work for an alliance-.of.broader u J^ S S tW . ta TUlfc liiA* t m u uadit 0« « l vrtu______h t t t______resp cJ. tt for (acls. is trying to gel scope and aletner purpose than tt Hutk I. Ulh the GOP to face some, on th e Dot*sd^(rlvolous So m assive b the commft- the Southeast Asia Treaty Or­ •UBSCBirnox. batcj premise that the party is inlerested In picking ment lo this empire that the ganization. Jl7 C*fri«t-OM.BMatli„ll;;M| U n . aeoth. ti.lO> tU up a few. e rra n t votes next N ovem ber. Viet N am w ar ia seen a s only South Korea Is expecied to one lAase, if at the moment In urging the party to concentrate on the provide a second division of up. the most critical phase, of the w ards of 20.000 men. Ausu-olla Otrkut CItf ■>« CouBtr N.W PW big cities and come up with an occasional pro. thrust of American power. For gresslve Idea, Bliss U not reveallnR himself will contribute a second bat- better or for worse, the die has Ullon and New Zealand may as a late-blooming liberal. A technidjui. Bliss been east. To reverse the drive Is uninterested In Ideologies; h a m e re ly w ants add a second small contingent.. for an American future In the If present expecutlons are ful­ No Guarantee winners. As such, he is an antidote to' such vast area cf the Pacific seems wishful thinkers as lllinoii's Sen. Ev Dlrksen, filled, Uie Philippines will come ^ — Sen. Frank aurcb-has inserted in the impossible short of a nuclear who'-proclaim-thai ihe -Domocratx- will-beat encounter. Ihrou^ for the first time with 2.000 engineer • service iroops. Congressional Record a specch In which ihcmselves If the Republicans Just keep quiet. Parallels a re ' always dubl- he predicts the Johnson administi'aUon In sp^hes and' Interviews, the Dirksenltes The Philippine mlllury receives Insist that the scandals and spending of the substantial American akl'in fuel will oppose apy diversion of water from of sustained U.S. air attacks on Great Society will sweep the GOP Into office and other essentials. the Columbia River JBasln. The basis targets in the Communist North. after office thU fall. ^ There are times when both for the-senalor’s belief isLaJettcr to him The m assive buildup of .U.S. m lllu ry nnd diplomatic officials . combat troops was 10 months from Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall LONO. R E A C H .llflrp A S T -P a re n lh tllc a lly . u lk as though_Viet Nam were,, ahead. in December., 1963, which stated the Dirksen recently was forced to go 'way back a lesson to be Jeam ed In the • Johnson administration would oppose lo the abuses of Roosevelt ll 's old WPA to Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wls., unending task Of holding and illustrate the venality and Incompeience of the sakl he voted for the resolution consolidating Ihe "free world” any effort to transport w ater from Idaho the understt^lng that the in the PaclJlc. They foresee that to the arid Southwest. Democratic party. Unctuously, he regaled In­ terviewers for U.S. News a n d W orld Report rican misslon-would remain the* next baiUegrOund. may be •Idahoans might llke-the sound of^Mr. with a florid reporl .of some-Jerry-built airport one of supporting'and j ' Northeast Thailand and not so Udall's promise and they might be more runways In Joliet In th e -T h lrties^ S u c h -ls th* South Viet Nam, not of dls^t, either.. Uie w ar. . than Interested-in-Sen.-Church’s belief iankruptcy-of-lhe stand-patiers. . . F lo w in g a meeting of com- - In the resolution, House and mandei^from ail over the Pa­ thot tiie federal government would op­ Bliss, on the other hand, has been pounding Senate declared: cific, which coincided-wllh the pose any effo^ to take water from the away at local chairmen on the lesson of the "9hc Congress approves and Honoluly conference, a new kind ■ Northwest to the Southwest. But no one GOP collapse I n -16 cities since 1956. K&-.ra> supports the determination-of of cautious hope colors the out- . minds that in 1958 Elsenhower: carried seven should forget these are all the words of the President, as commander fn look fofVlet Nam. For perhaps of these cities and won at Isnst 40 per cent politicians. Idaho has always insisted chief, to uke all necessary the first time, mlllury men of the voto In all but two of them. In 19641 T>>-xrr» measures to repel any armu on something more concrete when it speaking privately believe they Goldwaler carried none ot these cities and in K ( ) I Interpreting attack against the forces of the have all the elements In read­ comes to safeguarding precious water every cne o l them his vole M l below 35 per ^ United'Slates and to prevent iness to do Ihe job. By 1967 Ihe rights. - . further aggression." • Viet Cong will begin to fade Sen. Church himself summed it up "A demonstration U) all the away, not by seeking negotia­ LOSING MINORITIES - Q uietly, too. Bliss The News rather neatly when he asserted he was world of the unity of all Ameri­ tion at a peace table, which no has been exhorting his fellow strategisU to Shots cans," said Johnson after the still "not satisfied to let Idaho's develop*' one expects, but by acknow-- expand the GOP base lo Include more repre­ By JAMES MARLOW Senate approved his resolution ledging they cannot win. ment rest on assurances of any adminis­ sentation of ethnic and racial groups. He has 88 to 2 and Uie House, 414 lo 0. PEN PALS D E P T . At that point Ihc guerrillas tration . . . " reasoning that such “assur* noted that in 19M Ihe GOP lost a whopping m ay spill over into Thailand D ear Sir: By WALTER R. MEARS whelming'in their support of the Sen. W ayne M o ^ , I>-Orc.. ances are transitory.'^ 96 per cent of the Negro vote and that In called th e resolution a predaUKl Ihrough the Laos corridor, the boUtw-v. 19GQ and 19M the —Republicans r ______lo st- 75 r per'- The following a re nam es and (M arlotr Is III) 19G4 resolution on Viet Nam. In the spcech he Inserted in the Con- ' The measure swept lo near declaration of war and, with route today ot up to 80 per ccnt of-«h<»..flB»hn]it and fiO-Mr_cent_flt nddrei5es_ot three young men WASHINGTON (AP) — With ccnt of the Infiltraiion into South ■ g ressl^l Rccord. Sen. Church repeated • - • ■ ------students a t HIslop A lle g e. Ihe s e « d * o n d "u n a n Im Ity -''” ' unanimous-passagc-only_two Sen. E rnest-O ruening, D-Alas- the Jewish vote. ka, voted agdliisnt. V ie tl what everyone knows, ,that the best way •'Take a look at the .names on the rosters Nagpur, India, who are inter­ sis. Congress voted Presiden days after Ihc White House sent it ,10 Capitol Hill. It followed Morse now has proposed that This is one reason Humphrey - to protect Snake River w ater is to make of the Kennedy-Johnson administrations,” he ested In securing pen pals from Johnson its endorsem ent of *'al Is not expected lo ask Thailand the U. S.: necessary measures” to bar U.S. air raids on Norlh Viet­ the resolution be rescinded. full use of it. That stage has been reached tells his audience. "Riblcoff. G ronouskl, Gold­ for troops. They are likely to berg. Celcbreize. Connor. A Suprem e Court D. S. Anand aggression in South Viet Nam namese naval bases, raids in And Sen. J . W. Fulbright, D- already where years of drought are con­ need all they have, plus sluble justice name^ Abe Fortas, a Negro in the c/o Shri 5. Anand And now. 18 ihonths later, it ii retaliation for Communist tor­ Ark., who heads the Foreign cerned. More storage reservoirs on the pedo boat attacks on American American units lo stop a Viei Cabinet named Weaver. And- the Republicans Advocate Dhanioli debating the wisdom of a vastly Relations Commiliee, has said )f aggression. upper reaches of Snake River will he re­ Nagpur, India. warships. Insist on running an exclusive club for white. Increased U.S. commilmem he reg'reis his role in helping lo ...... In the thrust of the He's 17, anxious lo know there. That was long before the start enact it. quired to make full use of all available Angl>Saxon Protestanu. No wonder we don't far-flung construction effort lhat water during w et years. win elections we've lost touch wilh the people about college life of a young One Democratic senator has the permanence of the Pacific who vote in them." student in lhe United Stales. described Ihe current Foreign em pire Is evident. Hundreds of There can be no substitute for full de­ A. G. Kale velopment In protecting Snake River Relations Commiliee hearings millions of dollars are going THERE'S WORK AHEAD — T his, o f course. . c/o Shri y . G. Kale on.'.VicL.Nam as.an.appeal.J}c> Into~contra‘ctiTwith"The great — waters. Above allrnb'one should fall lnto Is a far cry" from dOP sentiment' IrPlh'e I960 — Bhulerao WadarDhantoll— yond President Johnson to the Poor Man’s American engineering firms to the trap of believing it's not feasible to all people. )ulld whole new harbors, docks, divert water from the Columbia Basin ______out o f the' ^ n y for dar'i'ng’ to sug- He's . . . arge mlllury instaltatlons. And also In college life In Ihe U. S. 'The members of this com­ for use elsewhere. The arid Southwest ge^ that,'If elected, Dick Nixon would appoint this Is not in Viet N am alone. Suryakant U. Koradia mittee are interested in your Plato a Negro Cabinet member. Hopefully, it js a A new supplem entary port Ii is' expanding at a rate that cannot be Shri Nivas, LakadganJ view,” Sen. Albert G ore, .D- sign that the Republican parly Is now ready being built in Saigon Harbor. continued Indefinitely w ith present w ater Nagpur 2, India. Tenn., lold retired diplom at for an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation with poll- By HAL BOYLB Camranh Bay Is a construction supplies. Unless new m eans are dlscov- cilftl reality. He’s 19 years old with hob- George F. Kcnnan, "but are olso interested in projecting rivalling an}^hing in America. ____cr_ed_foc_oblaining_WQter».thaLregion_wIlI _As.BI!ss.tells-them,>Uia-R(ipublicans do have bles.of-CoUecting.stamps, view NEW YORK (AP) - One of their own. perhaps the greatest man of the New je t airstrips cover Ihous- have to do one of two things (a) find a chance next November, but only if they cards, coins, etc. W ants to ex­ tho secret am biiions of many 20th ceniury, w as almost nearer in d s of acres. Unceasingly more water someplace or (b) curtail its work at their Job. There are Republican mayors change information about sports "We are going over the head employes Is to work-for a midg- 6 feet-flround than 6 feet Ull.— across - the - 8,000 -fflUes- of 't h e — In four of the 16 citics where GOP fortunes and games. • -Itis^patentl’. *ntly- of'the President to the Ameri- Olher disturbers of the.( sank so low in 19M-Ncw York. Uuisville, St...... _jys~wiflild~be can'p^I(OW (rTTachmB-hlm course would meet with the greatest fav- ^hcy-would-give—htm-tol -Nap Paul and Baltimore. And the h a s legitl- pleased lo receive U. S. moga- through the people,”, said Gore. Donapi ■te, Julius Caesar and or and hang thb cost! ' ~ ‘ science, phychology. Jrhcy-"' -Facing- ...... tSThSlpf Let's not depend on the word of any hiJtory, anti-poverty program scandals and^Re hobbles,Tports.moviesVct^ for tall people. or below. So w as Einstein. Mrs. C. B. WallhaU cism, most of it from Demo­ politician or group of' politicians to safe­ conflict between Negroes and other national crats. Johnson hns declared his It would be fun for them as a If you will go to a board meet­ minority groups In the cIllcs. B ut It has m t (210 3rd Ave. E .) guard Idaho's water. decisions on Vict Nam, Includ­ :hanu to look down on the boss ing of m any a gigantic corpora­ by. the arithmetic of contract to stop being ~50 snooty, and m ove its rallies (Je n m e ) ing that to renew bom bing of -rather lhan'up — while he tion. you will find It Inhabited and profit. As more and more out of the country clubs- and Into the low-rent Ihe North, arc guided by n reso­ tediously cjtplSias why they by tall men. Then an agile, elements a re Involved with a districts, ' PUPS FOR KIDS D E P T . LOCAL IMPACT lution Congress adopted Aug. 7. don’t have the m erit to -merk squlrrelly liiile_fellow, chunky direct self-interest the last­ No one likes to adm it It. but federal A year-old s p a y ^ fem ale. merit raise. as a tree stum p, comes in — ing miture of this Pacinc en- subsidies are responsible for the low New Zealand Shepherd will be It is a foible of Ihe business and all those big fellows-haul deavor becomes clear 'Even in — given away. She's had all her As for Gore’s comment, John- prices of hot. lunches in the schools. world that there is a connection Uiemselves lo inelr feet and the improbable event that peace shots. After 5 p.m.. phono 733- ]n .said he thinks m em bers of between a m an's aliitude and There are some exceptions in rural dis­ saluU! him. should break out tomorrow, lhe Views of Others Congress have a duly to submit the quality of his brains. Snap, snap snapi He gets building of the Infraslndiire tricts where women spend.the summer Ihelr programs to the people. The thought secmsHo brihat things done. would go forward. canning foods for use in the schools, but Six puppies need new homes, . The.Presldenl..at one .of his the higher-a man.stands the Tall men often are like Christ­ In type, Adm. Sharp ls .no ------GET-SET, PARENTS------You'may nick Ihcm up af123 ------Twin-Falls Isn’t one of those excepUorts: The day may be coming when the small fry news conferences,-said he did smarter he Ls. The executive mas packoges. T he wrapping Is Imperial pnxonsul. He has n . N. St. In Filer ‘ ------Local students have been getting excel­ will get out from under spinach nnd other gro- not see much difference between should loom above the crow-d. worlh more than Ihe contents. quiet, reasonable approach lo > 326e^ t o pn-^minthnii piny>»r, hm lift —For-instariee.-a-ncw-forage-colled-Siberlan liflvrihlil-inembffs-onhc House i* r)ot a baskelball------game. The ------redirced'by‘one^hinrTantT>er“mcalrTh'B reed canary grass (of which MSU has the only Russell Ham mond and Senate do likewise,” John­ majority of mankind's memora- next Ificrease In lunch prices probably fields In this country) ought to make fat cattle (Eden) son said. >le leaders have stood between will result bccause of cutbacks In the —though there is no great vogue for it among Bridge by Jacoby ainount of surplus foods diverted to the Members of the'"House nnd ■ feet 7 and 5 feel 10 inches. Senate were certainly over-, Example: Winston Churchill, But recent' tests show thaT'^'od old alfalfa, Dear Pot Shots: lunch program. A State Department We,have four puppies read) which caltle adore, puts more-weight on a beast SOUTH FAILED TO speaker at a.recent m eeting in Salt Lake o r a new homc.'iTheirTiiother ‘ T he subsequent batlle «-enl even though in digesiabilliy it is Inferior to SAVE SELF City said, federal food surpluses were be- a Cocker. They are black ni in. for hours. .In fact,'South Olher f c ^ they don't like so well: Undoubtedly the greatest Il_ ■ ing reduced constantly with the result while and one is all black. Sec luttonholed unsuspecting friends If the evidence continues to run the way it ever.^ incurred_by_an_unlucky lot-months-io-tell-hls-Ule-of_____ that three items—rice.-beans and but- has been trending. MSU may well have some­ them at.206 Caswell Ave, The Sorensons expert occurrcd In^a rubber woe ond we'have lo agree’that ter—were no longer considered In sur- thing with on application nt ihc human dinner brtdge game ai the Cavendish South was really unlucky. Cer- Plus._ILthat-’s-so,-.obviously;-lhosa-yems ,table-Afier.all.-.ir.a-h6ifcr.docs.bcttcr.on.alfalfa aub in .New York some years binly if-West had 'passed over than the seeming moi'e promising Siberian —TwbTpupsrone'Tnale.—are- won’t be donated anyjp n ger. __ weeks-okl and-will -be-givei ago.—A clu ally -ih e re -w e re -tw o four~TnMru nip. North would grass; maybe Junior has something when-he-nr= unlucky experts mvoivw be- lave puneanilm seir ibgeiher — It remains to be seen w hat will happen gues that coconut fudge bars will put more away. They’re a cross belwcer to the hot lunch program when federal Chihuahua and T errier. You By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M, D. and bid either five or six bloom in his chceks'than beet greens. spades. C erulaly N onh could participation is.cuL If the full burden of And whether he is right or isn't. - parents m ay phono 73MIM o r see them NORTH a t 231 Caswell Ave,^ and should have bid five spades .— the program falls on the local districts, should be warned it's not a bit too soon to be Q—The doctor told m y hus' should-avoid them . Since Ihey band. 56. thal he has coronary a re high in cholesterol, taking 4 K J S 8 7 4 over tbe double and certainly it’s cleor that lunches will be priced at working up a counter propagonda. Detroit V 7 4 North sboukS have had enough Free Press OFF AND RUNNING Insufficiency and lhat th e re is excessive amounts over a pro­ their full value unless local districts de­ D ear Sir: no Cure for It. Can you give us longed period would favor hard­ ♦ Q 33 sense lo get out of the passible ' « 7 3 four no4rum p trap when Souih cide the program Is worthy of district MOTORS AND GUIDES The olher day I -Qltr9S « J « 6 aclion that would force lunch prices 0 sym pathy for South: His ably opposes this section of tho law Is becau years everyone has txien - tell smoking and late hours, but he aged person and w hat symptoms SOUTH even higher. Here's one place where a Ing he how lat’s going to be the should get a moderate amount would it produce? W hat is the partner did not bid when four some guides a n d outfitiers like to u s e ^ h a ln sn' A A Q 109 no-trump w as doubled and il and other motorized equipment -Iii preparing death of me. And periodically ' of exercise (preferably walking) normal level? W o id should have occurred to him camps and shelters. surve myself and diet ar every-day. Drop a line to the A-Cholestcrol Is a normal ♦ AKJ69. - lhat North might pass Ihe dou­ The second thoughts will come, wc are sure, m ake myself generally ml.-wr- American H eart As.sn., (44 ” con-stituenl of your diet and « A K 4 2 ble. South should have played when som e guide leading a pack strin g of hors^ Bblr-Just to uke off a few 23rd St.. New York. N. of your blood. W hen your diet es down a precipitous mountain trail is met pounds. lOOlO) and a ^ them lbr.-pcrtin- is'high In cholesterol j-our, liver Korth-SouUi vulaenble ' safe and gouea out of the trap . FaHomT ^ 1 J “ down a precipitous mountain iraii is himself. ^ hM cra.i JudRO_(^ ^ Q lo m o n _ haS-n ilcd «udd«nly-by-«-moiorcycle-on-ftM:liff-Hhe-i -ent-Illerature,------^ ------^ rtlally -c o m p cn sate s for Uiis West Nflcth Ew t Senth intendeil) nowl I'm going to 4N.T. Ul Portland. Ore., that the Forest Serv- ____ irf the______uail.._ Goodbye pack string ^ : . . and all ■Q-Could working closely with t>y manufacturing Ip^s and when CARDSENSE - ice has a-right to bar m otor bikes froitt the provisions therein_-i—>.-• what I>want to eat when and animals to which 1 am allergic your diet Is low in Uji* sub­ Z>bl«. Pass Pan fidbk. where I want to frorn now on. Pus Pan. Pass a naUona! forest area. It’s a/declsion ' For if Ihe guides admit ''motorized equip­ cause serious heart damai * stance it will be produced by Q—‘Hw bidding has been: ment'’,.itheyi may.have .a. difficult- tim e-ol'ex- By_ ihe-w ay, that a c ^ t l s H as. il, ever, been _csiabHsl your , liver. Ealing U rge . Opening lead—V 2. ITcst North E u t 6«alh- . of Intcrcsf.to. a1lTjsers-ofihe-'public~d6- empUog the motorcyclcs, too. AS talking about people and ,t an excess.of cheese or eggs amounts of foods that contain ^ I’A Dble. Pus main, although the reason for inferest - I t would seem that there-thould be som e ro^ not hogs, wasn’t he? ...... both in the Tlict. would d a m ­ saturated fatty acids will -in­ 2* .Pass .Pass T . will vary depending on'whether a person lenling in the Wilderness Bill on th e chain saws Im a BIrom age the heart?. : crease your blood cholesterol cause both North and South Y o o , South, hold: owns Q trail cycle or sim ilar vehicle. The and U« type of small, serviceable camp-making ^(Twln Falls) ' A-rIn some persons contad level and ealing foods that-con­ were and are considered lo be A S i VK154 «QieS5<4SS decision will be appealed and It’s one of j^ulpment which can be pack^ in by horse. wiUi th e 'c a u s e - o t -a n allergy tain unsaturated fatly acids among lhe top 25 players in What do you doT those, things’ that might go all the way __ we win ajw . OUR-BUOEnN BOARD will favor hardening of the ar- (margaHne In'place of butter NorUi Am erica, A—BU two diuwmda. Ysu to the U.S. Supreme Court. Nevertheless...Idaho’s guides and outfitters I.M. Bumlag, ■ Buhl — The «ries aod eventually a coronary' for example) or taking a large . The bidding is shtiwn In Ihe i t hare cfae-potntf aad sheoia could be opening up a Pandora’s box on the^Ig- original remark may have_been box. A fter th e final passJ.West . .. Some owners of motor- bikes and trail ger motorized bikes and vehicles which do not in poor^aSe, but It wouldn't opened a heart and East cashed trick. U M m cycles contend they have a right to use properly, belong in a wilderness area.—Idaho help matters lo repeat.lt, either ever, are foods, tobacco, drugs, A high level will not. of it­ eight heart Ulcks to set declar­ •. any p ^ 'o f the public domain used by h lls Post-Register.. ,• e r 2,800 points. O f course, 2,- here or elsewhere. Thanks, a n y serum s and pollen, rath e r isl.yrf«bJ7r4964-^wlf^P

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WolchtkeKMVTEVENINGfflffoRTctlbp.ni.n.uiri(i,iinilFrido»i, ' . •pontored.by all th t IGA stores in Hill area. -TwlftF«lli T1me*-N«w» -'mufMiay, Feb. 17, ]9 6 6 - - T.F. Student Northern is Attending Midwest Hit Idaho News lytlold Spell" . OVERCOME JY _ C A S _ _ _ BACKS DEPARTMENT DenlsrM ^t~ IDAHO FALLS (AP) — Thrtt BLACKFOOT, Idaho'CAP) - Stephen R.. Lincoln! son of By The Assoelaled P re ss ■ ir . anu 'Mts; Ray W. Llntailu. rlne g u In e freak accident 1019 Momlflgside Drive. U al- e m Midwest today and th e Arc* —Wednesday afternoon- at- th “ tenaing-T-dentsrstudsnrcon*-- tic a ir yrhich dropped te m p er­ » . Co„ I while off duty. ence od research In Wash! atures to more' than 30 below t h e n * h The council w ent o n record In ton. D.C. The c6nferenc« e whipped across m uch of the support of the rule at j .m eet­ Saturday. north central region e astw a rd fected. ing Tuesday. Lincoln, a sophomorc-at inlo-weslerb Ohio. M ri. Beity Peierson. 38, w ii The rule aroused •'controversy Washlngwn UnlversllT'Sehool A deep low-pressure system the most-Mfioiu of the three, when * patrolman recently re­ of DeniTstry; St. Loult, Mo., was consolidating northeast o f the and w as'adm itted to an Idaho signed. protesting that It ' chosen by his" sdiaol’s research Great lakesvdrew ihe cold air F alls hospital. Two others were frln ^ on his civil rights. committee lq,repre3ent a Wash* southeastward from (he A rctic treVed and released. They were Jhe city commissioners saU lngtoiT~Univmlty'at the coa- region and alto was responsible O ^ l le Cook, 53, end Leonard they felt a policem an was lech- ference. The conference is co­ for rain and snow In w ide a re a s if tte r s . 30. ' cduly ouiy 24nlcally 24 hours a day. sponsored by the American Den­ in the Euiero slates. t Doctors said tho resplretoff ta l /kssociatlon's council on den­ G ear skies prevailed a cro ss S^stnfis of the three were ai* STARTING DATE TOLD tal research and Procior and the subzero bell, which Included ftcted by chlorine gas fumes, POCATELLO (AP) - Gam ble’s professional relations SIEFUEN D. UNCOI.N the Dakotas, M innesota; Iowa The gas leak occurred when starting date for a SS million division. . . . s ^ o n o r e at Washing* and Wisconsin. Cold wave loading machine a t the plant flood control project w as an* Lincoln, a IW4 graduate of warnings also were posled for ruptured a fuel tubing between toa Unlverslly School of Bouoced a l a meeting of the University of Idaho. Is a n honor Deotlstry, SL LmIs, Mo.,- was Michigan, northern Illinois, two of the chlorine gas tanks on U.S. A rm y Corps of engineers student and scholarship winner much of Indiana and w estern a railroad dock. cboeea to represeat the school and w ith city and couoiy of- a t Washington University. After at a dcoUl auideat conference Ohio. ______: . The ruptured fuel line was Progreu was also made to­ the dental research conferenci ne ar on air condltlonlnj; unit on research In Wasblogton, Four inches ot snow fell in a ward solvln5::theTjroMcnt of bei will report Its proceedlngs-l U /C. Ke U thKlun of^Mr. sbt.hour period ^ n e s d a y a t which pumped the deadly gu where to find riprap.rock for h is fellow dental students. into the bulWlng. and Mrs. Ray'Uneola, Twin Massena. N.V.-Twhile three tbe project. .Ihe Wuhlngton meeting is Fall*. • \ - Inches was reported a t G lens HEARINO SET Seven Army engineers (rom the second Dental Student i n ­ Falls, N.Y. Snow o r a m ixture BOISE (AP) •> Tbe Idaho beadquarurs In Walla -WalU,' ference on research. Purpose 0f-sn6w,“sleerarid-faln-p«llCd- Public UtUltles Co W uh., headed by CoL Frank of Ihe program Is to acqua&it a areas from norlheastern New selected group of denul stu­ Stowaway ■ saki loday It wIU conduct McElwee-sald bids for (he York lo northern a n d c en tral dents with educational and vo­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — New England. Wind w hipped public bearing M arch 2 la project will be advertised Norm an Corona. .14, an a l­ Boise on proposed changed In March IS. aod constmctlon cational opportunities open in snow flurries across the G re at dental research and to allow leged airline siowoway who Lakes to the Appalachians. tniek freight .rates. Is expected lo b e ^ n semelime was sent home to New York students lo visit research facili­ The mercury dropped to 34 *n» changes are proposed In June. He said only ooe con-' Tuesday, was back here ties sfld-meet denial scientists. below zero early todoy a t Ro­ by the Idaho Motor Trallte tract will be awarded. -again loday. Again, said seau and 30 below o l In tern a ­ Bureau. PacIfU Inland Tariff McElwee said thal sLice (he aherlffs deputies, he was a Bureau aod Intermountaln city commission- bad voted stowaway. tional Falls, both in northern Tariff Bureau, the against, removal of lava rock Rotary Has Officers said lhai when he Minnesou. ll was 23 below in u id . and Involve both Increas- from Ross Pork, the “ques- goi off a TWA flight In New Fargo, N.D., and 20 below in t s and .decreases. York Tuesday he apparent­ llon Is c losed" and another Bismarck. aifected Ia- site would have to be chosen. Record on ly eluded his welcoming elude-canned milk, lumber, The city and Bannock Coun; party and boarded another gravel, cement and fertilizer. ty m ust sbare (he expense of plone back lo U s Angeles, acquiring another souree of Patriotism arriving ihero again Tues­ HITS PRESIDENT _ . _ subdue a screaming rioter al the-Indiana Girls rock for riprap work along SHOSHONE - A re c b rt.e n - day afiemoon. BOISE (AP) - An Oregon Ibe flood control project. School. Clermont, Ind.. W ednesday. NearlK>,U>0.ojfke.rs w v e needed to quell Ihe disturbance — He' calltd-hir'tuntrMrs:- D ad— n ha* accused Pres* when nearly 200 Inmates rioted. (AP wirephoto) ______Htfed ‘The Spirit of Patriotism" Lillian Done, who look him ident Johnson of seeking solu­ was played ai the Rolary Club DR. HARTUNG SPEAKS to her honje in suburban La- tions to today's problems by m eeling Wednesday noon. d e l i g h t s IDAHO FALLS (AP) - The Puente. ' '' looking back to the "cxperf- The recording featured a blind Norman firsl arrived in University of Idaho is looking Scientists Prepare to Note Another Jopanese man who lives at Sug­ menis” of the I930i. . . or research-orlenied Instructors, Los Angeles last Saturday, Rep. Wendell Wyatt m ade the CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) a r Ciiy, Idaho, and expresses Dr. Emest Hartung.- university a board a IW A jet. charge Wednesday night in re —T h e Cleveland Lite Squad thoughts of pairk>tism lo this . m arks prepared for the nnnuol president, sold Wednesday. Discovery of Plutonium thought il had completed ils country. . ..And this." h e said, '‘will de­ ' Idaho Republican Lincoln Day - WASHINGTON (AP) - Scion- itK birth, tho-n«cd-lo-proceu.1t _ J o b ------mand raising of salaries." '-James-PaleplaycdtheTCCord. banquet In Boise. arc getting ready Iq cele­ rem otely, and the requirement M em bers were sent on an ing. Burton Thome was progrom He is the only RepuWiMn He addressed a rural-urban brate the 2Sth anniversary of the Ihat It b e handled in small quan- em ergency Wednesday__ l o _ chalrn jerome meeilnB-ofnhe'Idaho-Falls-Ro- VORIS- ” ihem 5er oPO regon’a congreS^ ai.-A four- Mrs. Patlcrson and the' po'tciollc th^meTiTobservahce of fO N L Y 4 MORE DAYS nan commillee to consider D r. Glenn T. Seaborg. now Is — Ihe AEC says: tw in s—and the Life Squad ’ Washington's birthday anniver­ chairm an of ihe Atomic Enerfiy m e m b ers — wcrft reported sary. PASS RESOLUTION • steps toward rural residential "In th e postwar period (since Commission; was one ot the co- World W ar 11), piuionium has - SALMON, raaho (AP) - Re- Jlrejisim to; _ |^ Ju sr fine.*'^____ w u named Tuesday nlghl at dIscovcrers:-Hi!-tabbed-it-"the cm crg ed 'as th i means b/'whTCh' lean women of .L em hi, ornery elemeni.’’ e-'- and Custer - counties a meeting of the Bannock nuclear energy could meet elec­ were the 14ih and Hth for passedC a resolution' Wednesday County Zoning a n d Plannlag He did .so.rsnys the AEC. j^be- trical powerneeds of a.lcchnlcal __ Mrs, Pailerson- But-it was, urging Idaho's congressional Board. cause of llie difficuliy ot discov­ world for many centuries In the the first SCI oPlwlns:------future. delegation to oppose the guaran­ Most dangerous a reas near ering it. its tricky chemislry, teed annual Income proposal of the city are juniper-covered the prolific radiation from fis­ '•Il also supplies power for the National O. bins where brush fires can sion products that accompanies (spacc) satellite signal trans- Technology. sweep through bou.ses built m lu lo n . and recently tho AEC 20 States Okay__ ■nie action w as s t a Lincoln among the (rees and brush. lias announced a program seek- Los-Angelcs— in g ~ to -d eu )Io p -a—pacemakeri! 25th-Amendmenti — Tbfr tuaronteed-income-pro- ,„. jO education will be neces- pow ered by plutonium, to regu- WASHINOTON-(AP)------The - posal w as made In a receni re­ tary before fire protection late the beat of defective (hu­ p roposed 25ih AmendmehC has port to President Johnson. dCstrlcta can b e formed. Vii-us Said to man) hearts." passed the halfw^ mark to fi­ Piuionium was ‘’created" In nal raliflcaiian. Twenty of the TESTS SCHEDULED RECOVERING Ihe loborotory by bombarding required 38 slates have voted " BLACKFOOT (AP) t All BOISE (AP) - Sen. Fred Be Asian Flu uranlum '23S (the usually nontis- approvol. sionabic type ot uranium) \vith children In the. first, eighlh Glenn. D-Adoms, w as reported BERKELEY. Calif. (AP) ~ T h e amendmenl would pro­ and eleventh grades, plus all Wednesday to be progressing in nuclear projectiles from the uni­ vide for the vice presldeni lo The viru s that hns kept 250,00C versity’s atom-smashing cyclo­ adult school personotl In the his recovery from a heart attack Los Angeles children out of a ct a s president if Ihe president - Blackfoot School Dlstrlct-wIll suffered T uesday. tron. were incapacitalcd and also school h as been identiticd by Ihe . Plutonium ..is named for Ihe be tested for taberculosls with- Sen. W illiam J . Dee, D-Idaho, California Dcparlment of Health w ould allow Ihe president to fill planet Pluib. a v a ca n cy in ihe otfice ,of vice • In the neit two weeks^ accord- told the Senate^ lust before it as_AsIan.flu,. ad}durhcarfdrriheTday.-Indlea: president with the-approval-of - “ Ing-io-^SupMlntendenrrof; Doctors at. the 'depa'rimenr tions were that Glenn "Is well QUEEN NAMED Congress. . 1 schools I. T. Sioddard. virus laboratory made Ihe iden­ the-road to recovery.' NORFOLK; Vs.. (AP) - - Miss K a n sa s wos tlie most recent tification Wednesday. The bug KnH Borten, IC-year-old, blue- state to raiity ihe proposal, do­ causes hcadach^s and stomach • KEEP BARS OPEN eyed daughter .o t Norway’s ing so la st week. upsets of a sort more Intense Quiet Down , CHUBBUCK (AP)-DespIle_ Prime Minister Per Borten, has th an ordinary flu, It Ilrsi came NEW YORK (AP)-De- a crowd of SO persons oppos­ been chosen queen of this year’s to California in 1957. International Azalea Festival. Bob Hope in fense attorney Henry Roth- ing tbe opening of bare on fh th e past tuo u-ecks. blnlt was stunned. The Judge Sunday here, the Cbubbuck strain has ‘ ' "I'LL TAKE SWEDEN" and . spectators were Village B oard voted Tuesday 10 reach as high as 25 per cent amazed. night “ to open the*bars on in 'so m c school districts. A high Suddenly, In Ihe middle of. Sunday with Instructions for nunxber of teachers also hovfc ADUITS Rolhblalt's summation In a the attorney lo draW uo an beenhir.'- i M UST END —Bronx-murder-trial.Wednes^ -ordinance In accordance thero-- -•T he— Los— Angelef— County day. Juror John N. Gal­ wlth.” Health Department has labeled GRAND OPENING! SUNDAY braith blurted out: Cbubbuck ts a village adja­ Ihe outbreak an epidemic, but •’Your honor. Is it ncccs- cent lo Pocatello. . has m ode no plans to close sary that coun.^1 yell so Pelitlons bearing about 400 schools where about 530,000 pu­ FRIDAY NIGHT! ‘ much ond shout so much?" slgnalures opposing (he move pils remain. The judge replied: "It were presented at the meet­ ★MOTOR-VU ★ Isn’t necessary, but if cbun- ing, and three persons apoear------ST R E ^ LfrrERED sel con control it. I rccom- .^ Jo . speak.ln.beholLoLlhQ. ...ROME-(AP)-Lilier-Tilled up “ mcnd'he'dff'so;"” ~ change. along Rome’s streets today as -JIMMY-BROWN'S- IDAHO PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT Rothblatc ..went Into Ihe The law would perAill only municipal employes began a _jsecond hour'of his summa­ the sale of beer on Sundav, iFrec-day strike for higher wag­ ★ NOW PLAYING ★ tion In a io m r pitch.. . since stote law prohibits the es, b u t there were hardly any sale of liquor on Sunday. troffic Jams than usual. 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DOORS OPEN 6:45 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT , . Coniplofe • Proflrams .TiOO- p.m; • 9:i0'p.m .' . SUNDAY, 6 P.M.-./TIl ' 10; P.M, 'Adulta- $1.50 . Child .50 . Ruth Rebekah- ReV. P. L em o n ' "Thufsda^ Fob. 1 7 ,19'66 ' ^ in falls Time^News ■ 7 'Lodge Observes. Is Speaker a t , EiimShovin— = — Anniversary----- r WomenVMeet” -m ew ing oi PrpyjpwingL: United Presbyterian C hurcb Annuol-Evervt- ! on his 17 years In the DECLO --A A preview -—,0 as ■ missionary of his ^orld Day of PrayerP ray er > w as pre- church. with a filhi, "That Frit' In the July. 1963. with native day." when members of^ tha troops he took charge of the Uniied Presbyterian Women' • evacuation of mission workers, mel at the Burley Prsbyterlan teachers and' doctors from a Church. wide area of the central CongD. The World D ay of P ray er Ser- The Belgian Garrison at - the vice will be observed ^ t 8 p.m. air field cared for the 'refugees a t the Methodist Church. with great kindness as they Rev.. John Plckrell announced waited (heir turn for evactta* that an Invitation has been re­ Mrs. Thom pson; and to all tloii. by United States planej.. ceived from the United Presby­ m em b ers with 25 or more years In conclusion he.ftresse their GOih annual Colonial Tea. Mrs. L ouise Talbert, noble slon work in the Congo have not A congregational potluck din­ grand, presided during the meet- been wasted, that a body of sirong native Christians remain ner will be held at 6:30 p.m. inR. March 2 at the Burl^ Presby»- Mrit. Raymond King w as In< faithful and refuse to return to the nallve witchcraft la spite of terian Church. , Rtalled conductor to r e p l a c e Mrs. Henry Oilman was pro­ B everly Jeffries who has re- e x trem e‘persecution. ’T h e fu^ tu tt wHl bring a'TCtym o t rell- GoldenWedding Demonstration gram chairman-for the lunch­ siKned. eon. with the Valentine' motif giout. educational and-.medical; a . . Invitations were read from Is Presented carried out in colorful Uble Evening Star Chaplor No. 25, work In the Congo." h< f.stated.^nniV erS ary How to dip chocqlates was decorations. A floral orrange* Rupert, and Buhl to attend of* Mrs. W. C. Holman, M rs. R. • ^ , r . ' e- . demoastraied at the meeting of ment of red carnations accent- •ficial visits. L Booth, and Mrs. John Carter O p S n H O U Se b S t 'ed with red hearts ceniered the presented a skit on the need for the .Thrifty T hrivers Home Refreshments were served by ' H EYB U RN "- Mr. and Mrs. Demonstration Club al the home head table, with hearU and M rs. Clarence Cummow, Mrs. church women to continue to Carl Merz will be/honored dur­ cupId silhouettes'decoraiine the share In the work of world wide of Mr*. Robert Fuqua. W illiam Andarson. Dells Hall, ing an open house Saturday In addlilonal tables. M o - W llliin i- '— Mrx. Talbert ond Mrsl Less missions. Mrs. R. W. Overfleld Assisting with the demonstra­ Morgan waa-chalnnan flf lhe observance *. of - their Golden tion were Mrs. Fuqua, Mrs. C rofis. • gave the devotional service. Wedding Annlv^rsay from 2 to decorating cmmlltee. Tea m n served by a commll- E arl Darrlnglon and M rs. Clif­ * - ¥ ¥ 5 p.m. at Ihelr home locoted ford Sutton. ‘ tee from Circle Five.'Mrs. Ed­ 375 wesl 475 south, east of Hey* Program Given • _ P atriotic win Barker, Mrs. Kenneth Kail, burn.' Various eiub projects were dis­ Mrs. Roy Frizzelle ond -Mrs. The couple was married Feb. cussed. The members will sp - T hem e Used by Kenneth. Monlgomerj-. M rs. J: 9. 1916, a t Burley. sor the Ski Club al Decio H On Pakistan M. Norneet and Mrs. A; R. Rob­ Mrs. Merz, the form er Marie School, send one girl to G lu. inson presided at the tea table. State ond purchase' shrubbery C hurch W omen for the new Decio Village Park. lure Club meeting at the home WENDELL - A patriotic I. ln.1915.-BUj Mrs. Donald Whipple was of Mrs. Thomas Hejtmanek. them e w as used for table nnd All-Day Meet - born July .3,- 1898, at named . cake-walk chairman. Mrs. Lillian Voeller w u co­ room decorations for the after* Colo., and came lo Idoho . Mrs. Joseph Preston, gifU and hostess. /------. i . noon meeting of the-United Held by Area 1905. He was graduated from flowers chalrmon. and Mrs. Jay Barbaro Karel,. Buhl, dressed Presbyicrlau Woman’s Organ­ lhe former Heyburn High School Kidd ond Mrs.- Glen "Bywater, In PaUitan nalWe costume, ization at lhe church. Women's Club and served as the first-PTA council .member*.- • ...... showed colored slides of her ' PREPARING FOR FESTIVAL to be presented Friday i ■— MemTxrTorihe-Esther-CIrde WeNDkLL-T7.t‘ .II.o(lh'‘ry, ** rl Twin4fallK.------tSssorrTopiic iKin Jalb.resldent now residing archway-flanked-.by-beauly-baL ~il"waraeCTdeaTo^ohatre"6lF M rs. Keith Manley supervlsei Events begin a t 7 p.m. Frl kcLs of pink chr>'amihemums 't Arkansas. Kames. Prayers were given bj day with elem entary No. 2 and pons to help purchase an air­ IsPresented -Mrs. Bess Brown read two and while carnations. plane for a missionary doctor. Bonnie Briggs and Candy Peck musically advanced divisions a T he bride, given in marriage MCHFIELD-"H ie Inclusive humorous stories. Thank-you Mrs. Gary Nordstrom repre the high school nnd orgon at the by h e r father, wore a light pink It was announced that a Mil­ Church” was the Woman’s So­ notes were read by Mrs. Stef­ sented the Primary presidency Presbyterian Church. Concer sheath ensem ble overlaid wilh lion Dollar Fund dinner wlll.be ciety of Christian Service Its- fen from Mrs. Fannie Halns and She wore a shoulder-length served March 6 following church son topic at the afternoon meet­ Mr*. Chris Jensen. ing at the home of Mrs. Riley. the home ... of French Illusion. Her services. Members of Ihe circles Refreshmenis were served by Mrs. Joseph Seward was in of Mrs. Teaia Bellini. gown w as aifcented wilh a c o r will prepare )ind serve Ihe din- the class officers. Marlon Martin charge of Ihe lesson, with dia* Saturday’s events will be hel< sage of pink and white carna' logue parts read by Mrs. at the high school, beginning a lions. Dr. R. C. Matson will pre­ Pattern 9 a.m. These events Include pri sent the program. Eugene Faddls, Mrs. C. M. Prid­ Mrs. T. C rockett more, Mrs. J. S. McIntosh. Mrs. m ary No.' ' IrN dr-2.—No-~ 3 am ...... - Mrs. Elwood Becker reported No. <: elem entary No. 1. No. 2 Harold Lyons, broiher of the lhat Mrs. Minnnie Becker is re­ Reviews Book" and Mrs. Riley. M rsr-. . and No. 4: m oderately difficul bride, served as best maiT covering from surgery. She ex­ 'r —fArs. Ted Crockett presented No. I and No. 2: djfficuU No. ’ pressed Mrs. Becker's thanks to Lemmon was in charge of the- a book -review. "M y_5hfldow A reception was held after devotional service. Friilay and Saturiioy and No. 2: very difficult No. the ceremony. The bride's table the group for their cards and Ran Fast," by Bill Sands a t the and No. 2. medium, strings, v flowers and ihelr prayers. Pledge money was sent to the Booklore Literary Art Guild was covcred with a lace cloth treasurer's conferencc and cal, accordion and theory ar and centered .with a iwo-liercd Program chairm an. Mrs. meeting at the home of Mrs. seven sI^k calLs were reported. musicianship. white wedding cake decorated Francis Bovd, reported that M. Howard Arrington. • • The clothing drive was report­ February 18th and 19th Theory and musicianship Is a wilh pink roscT-and topped with Naik. the Jerom e Junior High The authors sketch was given . ed continuing and the World Day new category added this year iature bride and bride­ School exchange teacher, will by Mrs. Raymond Sudweeks and and is lhe only written test civ- present the program af " ' of Prayer Service Is set for Feb. the gl3i|ded thought by M rs. Ar- groom, 25 al the Methodist Church. en at the festival. Another fea­ Carol Ann Keys, cousin of thp March 3-general meeting. No meeting will be held Tues­ 'ifusbands of members were ture of Ihc festival U the Sun bride, presided a t the- reception Mrs. DieW read on excerpt yjlley.ScMlHf4hiPJriQuis,- nf Ahrsham Lincoln from the day. special g u e s t s . Refreshm Participanis are rated very Christian"- ’ ood. excellent and superior, Mrs. George Barnhart pre­ QUILTING B EE H E L D .. Clark, Mrs. Forrest Closner. olnts are awarded on a Lihom a Class' sented (he devotional service. CAREY — Members of the Mm . Paul C. Victor and Mrs. basis ot'one, three and five Refreshments w ere jerved American. L eg io n Auxiliary, Leone Dille. Studem.s who have received a Hosts Party from a table covered with white Dave Davis Unit, held a quilling ■ next meeting will feature lotal of 15 polnw in consecutive and centered wlih an .arrange­ bee at the-home of Mrs. Leon­ in evening of poetry'with Mrs. RICH FIELD - .The Lihoma ard Carlson. The quill belonged years receive a small gold cup DWdy • Daughter party was ment of gold grapes flanked bj F. G. Klinke. The meeting Is t JO points, a medium gold cup 10 Mrs. Vincent Olsen. A potluck set for March 9 al the home of field under the direction of the gold candles. Members of Cir­ lunch was served. M n. Dille. and 4S points, a large gold cup Lihoma te a c h e rs. al the LDS cle Three served as hoste.ss... and the honor of participating » » ¥ Recreation Rooms, Theme in the- Gold Cup Recital Feb. 'An Indoor Snow Frolic. 28 a t the YMCA. M rs. ' Jennie Thomas, Gay- Beef Promotion ' Mrs Francis Rider Ij. chair­ n o ie s _ te o ch e i: MrS;__ Davjd Magic V Q l l e y Favorites man of the event-and-MrsrDon^ Whltesell, Firelighls. ancTMrs. Day Observed- aid Youtz co-chairman. — MRS. W . A . HEACOCK C harles M aestas, MerrihSnds, MOUNTAININTAIN HOH OM M E-Reclpes.E-R e k Pianos for the festival nre be­ ■•X U 4, Bigdtd, A(l«-..VaIItrI ftrpiitn. If roa -jntrlbutc tJO lo tbt (und for Capt. Carol Edmond leatured cup tach gramtowd sugar kavt a laforit* rwlpc. iuii mall li Girls* arft Boys’ State delegates — and brown- sugar, firmly tb RrrciM Drr.rtffl«t. Wom«-i Afnerlc;an~becf at thd commis­ tarii« titur. -Tlf tMlM when the Progressive Club met TroutT)inner sary. Much iniere.st was shown packed' tk» .vnm nr •>( Ibt T la w K tn at the home of Mrs. James ?«• on a fdrihcoming cooking sch'ool 1^ teaspoons soda ■■4 b« trturmd.1 erson. Is Scheduled sponsored by the Idaho Cow- a44easpoon each salt, clnna- Planii were m ade for the club HAGERMAN — Plans for a belles. Cattlemen's Association. .mon and ground ginger. )Irthday anniversarv party and rout dinner, were-'made by V4 teaspoon ground xlovcs t w as decided to hold it at 7:30 m em bers of the St. Catherine's Mix together the eggs, bulter, .. R m -T O SEWI p.m.-Feb.-lS at the nomeof Mr. A lto r-S o ciety -at a meeting at t 1:30 p.m . 1 milk and molasses. Sift flour. Applique-a-ha-ppy rocking ind Mrs. Ronda Hunt. Ways of he hom e o f Mrs.. Fred Hainllne. 30.at lhe Boiseilse High S Measure and* sift again with sugars, soda, salt. Cinnamon; h o rse on a n easy-$ew pinafore, jeloing and club projects, most- FU h will be furnished by the anil ^ r i l 4iju.UieHPayeiie High smpy ginger and cloves. Mix the dry and - w atch a toddler's. e>-es v In relation to the school, were Snake R iver T ro u t-e o r-M n c sgJool Gyhinasiiim. Ever>one ts ingredlenis and liquid Ingredi­ . sp ark le. Se«v the dainty, yoked discussed. 'Mrs.. John Briggs, Ioseph'Zacc9ne is Ip charge of Invited to attend. dress, too for Sundays and so- vice president, gave a repori.on ntvertising -and Mrs. Hainllne Sandra SIme... national live- ents togeiher. 1 Ibe candy sale. will serve a s general chairman ,su ^ ond.meal ^rdjiom e ec- Fill large greased muffin cups “R IST L ffn^ Pet eTOh'~was~4a orthe'event ^ e dinner Is-sel onomTsi;-w'ill-acmo'n'stratirT>6*7 dler’s Sizes 'A, .I. 2, 3. Direc­ charge of'table games and win­ r o n t^ to 8 p.m. Feb. 28. with cookery. he place to be announced hter. tions fo r‘applique. ners were Mrs. Uonel Hutton, ¥ ¥ ¥ ^ iirs. Joe Rush, Mrs. Leonard It was announced thal a day F 'ifty cents in coins for each recollection will be observed pattern^dd IS cents for each Carlson and Mrs. Lawrence Pinochle Played, "Imith. _ . Sfarch 10 ai the Jerome Caih- .RICHFIELD — Mrs.-Clarence p a ttern fo r first'Class mailing ]|ic Church. and special hindling. Send to The next meeting Is'a t 2 p.m. Lemmon hosted friends at a pl- T he next' meeting is March . TiDchie party eeicbraiing the Marian Martin, Timts-News M arch 2 a t the home ot Mrs. at th e hom e of Mrs. Dwayne Keith JJunt...... blrthdov.annlvenarle* of Clar­ - -Pattern Dept.-232-Wesu-18th CNmes. St., New York. N.V. icon. P rin t . . . ence Lemmon, Mrs. Eugene n a m e, address with zip, siw and ' >• - SALE SLATED c l a s ^ p a r t y W j ) Alexander, and Mrs. Sidney Ed­ - wards Sr., Dietrich. style, number. FILER —'Mrs. Lud Dierkes SPRINGDALE - Mrs. Leon- Go. go Sprlngl Be a swinger, was hostess for members of the ird B eckstrand was hostess for A Valentine theme was used; se n d J o r o u r new, fashlon-iiUed M ary Time Q ub. A silent aue> -nembers. of~heriSimdayKhool Mrs.— Leonard-rKennison,—Sho- Spring*Snmmer Pattern Catalog, tion was planned for the March lass from the Spanlsb-.Bunch. shooe, made’ ihe bihhday cake. - Choose one free pattern from * ------—» Burley, at her home. They are . Prize winners were .Mrs. Glen 125 — 'd i p coupon' In-Catalog. of. the Old Testament R oss. Mrs.' John Lemmon, Ken- H u rry , se n d 50c. for C aulog nison. Edward Schisler. and n o w / ...... Glen Ross, - "f . 8 -;x. ’.Twin Fall* Tlmei-NBw* Thoriday, Feb. 17, 1966 . ^ I M i l ...... M i l Y w kl’arl)^Sni>i(«

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rf"- .EGAU ADVERTISEMENTS UGAL AOVEIITISEMENTS Thonday. Feb. 17,1966 leg al ADVERTISEMENTS IU6AL ADVERTiSEMENTS'tEGAt ADVERTISEMENTS'LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS |LEGAL ADVERTISIMINTS bc*n 'Mx*d bjrl ANOTHER SUMMONS 1 0 Twin Fallt Tlme»-Nevi I iha iltn* tnd I TWIN FAU.S' COUNTY. STATE TWIN FALLS COUNTY. 6TATB “ j“j S c,°aE th^Plnaitdal^le*-Pf*iW*auaf.lh«_ ^ Ixppo/f^EoS'OR'TBOviNOTna: 8 i^ ^ o^ ' l/ b'? ComralHloner* ol ^ IN TIIC MXTTBR OH TIIE ______DECCASL- "TalEIs Given —TATE-OH -AU IERI WILUAM NoUC* I or by (ueti pltni tor c ''3xeeul . ...iSMwyael vcralon or meritr lo bi conildti .. __ all per«on* bavU* claim* , It iild Xttrint mar tiSpw - i • Court, made oa ihe luih day ol laiainit Ana* LouUe Thomeu. -- At Lutheran ' Webruary. IVM, nonce ii liireby jceaiad. or her cttati. r* UARVIN .TYLER., . A.BOKoa-wit-mtde-bxTcemmli' r a s , . " . . ! =aind-ANKETTA ll»rtb,“ ’»MT“ai‘^*^M” tfc*‘olek V .U jwithln four monui* after I h r ...... TWIN 'PALLS. IDAHO FOR League Meet iloner KlMi.Md »*coad»d by com...... Jd net b# ' cuii. IU ■Jovemmeni’ " S S ' r t mUdontr Lmiinmiller Uiat Uie r c , . fSS“ ■ " i rttndanl. u lo Courl.^at- i i.'.w .'a.s . r , 3 i? i ------I February, , THE STATE OP lOAl ..llouie In the Cliy ol Twia II and 12. Section 4. Twp. • S.. A talk entitled •‘The-Ghureh 1. CMflly or -iwla I'sn*. State ( Sa.iVSVi.ft'SW o'.:: LCO^O-CONNEUL, l.'Sffl.'-" -'""'"ika Annetia'Plyaa, ...... the ho.^hii^ I read li and Its Evangelism Oulreacn’ a Will I w ij the highlight of the U th c r------|y tirried.• . . iniuranct J art hereby notined ihat i™March. IKK. Plani and an Uymen'i League meeting , ...... builneu...... «.. «r*nwe«eit For Ihc Slat* of - laint hai been filed afalax you ■ hearini the application of | S S S £ |= ‘“ " KS luntn Ui« Dour o( S;M o'clMK P.M. i« UUtrlet Court of tha Kiev. are Wanna lor die Jiiuinca KatAerln* Tnomttt Lar*en, s y - . S M ' L . » a t Immanuel Lutheran Church F«b. 17, 2«: March J, io,| ___ Judicial Olitrlct or iha su i I ol Idler* teitamcniary, nd where any periun Inlcr- ■ •- •W .iiV A ™ auihoriied agent. Iht oppor ■n/esday night. • ' '7 i*’*10;M o” k »'a!x*.* jiouary ». or Idaho. In and for Twin Pal: Loult* Thometx. Deceaied, inity will be given 10 any an( County by-Iha above named pish lay appear anil cunlcat tank. 11 perton* .to-appear and preteni ;'”i,of(nwnn. Fl.k. * The topic was presented by ***■ Morrli W. C*rlion, Chalrtmin NOTICi: OP TIIC TIME Itlff, and you ar* hereby directed I I ihli Kth day of i-ebruary, Publlih Jan, 2T.F*b. a-I0-l7. IW* ir II* conilderailon any reaion. fulling Engineer* 2S00 Kooirad Ed Holtzen. Mrs. Edwin U er- APPOINTCD^FOJl PROVING appear and plead (o the lald eon. , r reatont. why a leatt of tm |stre*t. Boue. Idaho man. Filer, president of the iTTisi, V. vV.“f5"; VS plaint wllhin twenty da>-i or ihe NOTICE TO CREOrrORS loreiald land* for th* aforeiald| January U, IM< ; lervlce of thli another lu------' -urpoiei ahoultf not be granted.. Mr. MarthaH LeOaron^wla Fall* Idaho unit of the Ladies A u ^ , ‘ 10:00 o'tlock A.M. .and you are funher notified___ uV.|Publlili; Peb. 17, Jl. MaicH J. 1K«,| "nV order .pf the state Board ol| Expertmenl Sutlon. Twin Fallt. Hlary of the Good Shepherd. T7i« Board ol Couniy Commir — you 10 appear and plead NOTICE TO CREDITOR* OF IDAHO. U theran Home of the W e«. “ o!"?. bux' ton '•'*A''compIeie »el of plant and' ip ^ , W N % '; f f i * J g J K ’sfXTE ViisSS Slale Land Commliiloi Terra Bella, Calif., wa* guest En.Slt tigned Mrs. Uerman reported that ;un*l?“t>ie* hoiirw'J:ob'o'cV(xk'"P.'M'! .•clKk^Pjm. . !ffi'S?^‘“ TA ,>l.CASTE»,| I WH? AnnexVdto} E lid day a t the mail I by Ihe bidder with hli mim. approximately ISO mentally re- wnea a reeeii «<• tiktn until )0:00, .-ald,C0% in i |0-^5ciiA..M.J»«uiry:». ' Ity Coun RAYBORN. RAYDORN li RAY- rTwIn'palU^^State pointed ai ihe ilmt and place I month*-after thi provlnt^ the Will of laid dectdi ,.l?onin^ for J»Ialntlfr. d decedent u f thli notice " reeled by the Lutheran Church. netidln* at Twin Falli. Idaho. at public auction lo the higheit bid-' Jatiuarx^^Mj^ A m M| and for hearlni ' Publlah; Jan. 27. Feb. 3, 10,17, IHt wTihin foiS ..Jtrator at hli w.....v . der. for eaih in lawful mwi*y ol ihe i-e tha right to rclcct Missouri Synod, but open to uoyd " ...... ' 'ft'fis," s'l United Slate*, all payable “ nnouti»H January “session ' » to Mm of Lcliert Teaia- lime of aale. tha following di .•>/ V i| children of all denominations, Tht Board o( County C< NOTICE TO CREDITORS thi* belns Iha place fixed for the r ‘? h a " ^ f c raee* and creeds;--^. ?lir«Ud “m^y'^'aVp- ' 'tranaactloa of bu*Inet* ef laid ei- ____ of Idaho. , ■pal’lt. Iduha ibtd ai rollowi. io«n: leh bid mull be' accompanied Glenn Barth w a s' ■romV^h_d«y_< OP IDAHO ” : Dated Uila UUi day of January B««r LlciVit GraB|edj^ Tb* Eaat.half of Lel 9: Lett '***' P. C. SHENEDBRGER * and 0. HXCEPT tlie.iail 21.7 ° st.ie ’ uccnicd Surety Com- te*nialive- of the LLU w ^ h | EVELYN HINTZB , sponsors Boy Scout Troop 68. liven I It 2nh day ef January. u l£ o r* F r f S 'c . Daw'/ra. 8 S J8 r* -...... Twln'pnn/ 01 lurety. ' o* ' “he ' " " Kalli Co w;r». « rv e d by i. M r l l Bt thereof recorded^ded*"nib'id! made pa%ble to The R e|«ti ...--o f Emma tiralnia Au*i.„. IPubllih: Jan. 37. Feb. 2,10, ^7. IW rrreS lo t Ihe 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed RoltjItzen and cea*ed. to Ihe creultora of and all ...... of Platt. p. WALTER F. PAR- 'Ouchert. within fo Truiiee V t^K oW ^tSri't^ ly Treai- - be. and *he I* here- Uie su ia of Idaho, fn and for t iltomey* for Tru*te*r e n t^f leiil^eouniel lor County ef Twin Pall*, by t f*“aVt“e2:.h' above named plalnUff. tha cauie .. .-T?CE'’*Is'l!EkBBY GIVEN, by ...... '..WSS, Albert E. Trimming the underiljned executrix, lo tho 'al the otfice* of Dcnolt & Benoit Hugh Redford County'* expenie at Palli County;...... arou‘ndi‘’'e1* ex"trerno ‘’cruelty? and Bank and T ruit Building. T« , ...... of SOTO.tW). In .'S5"uS,'£S,.-S"!Kihon.tenn :[.'M .rw ',i!,.prpf;s Fnll*. State ot Idaho, ihli being the Vetcra'ni Auction United Slate* of AmericaAmericaUnited for ...... and ^?ad^'t? a^ald ‘complaint *wfth?n deceaicd. or hit ettate. lo exhibit jljlace^ fixed for the^ iranucUon et| iciTirni AHomejr not to exceed one hundred elghiy- twenty (20) dayi of th t aervlce of them wnh ihe^^BKWyy IWO day*.- In> aecordanca- with..tbe Uil*-Aa0Uier ,.aummon*:u and , you ■u“b‘iuh: Ja"n.‘^27. Feb. 3. 10. 17, IK< * r % « ‘“er'roni't‘o'require hwbandi.^e^vUlon* of Section SM27. " ' ...... Ihe Twir further notiflad that unlei* you CALENDAR 10 aiiume their oblliatlon* and aup* Truit Company roi . . appear and plead lo tald com­ I executrix tlio utdcc* ot IU] Executrix ot Ihe UU plaint wlUiln the Ume herein apecl- . Kayburn. 12t ;in- Will and Tcilament of SALE OF REAL ANDI lled Ihi plalnUff will lake jud».i St.'L..” uox“3'] - . . . . jjghU. Lelta II. Pellum. Twin Falli Couniy. Idaho penon Imereti !d may (III* being Ihe •• • '-ncaiter omSui**'"” ” /rsjss. S'.S3Publlih Jan^^r'peb^a-lO-lL IK6 ' IN THE PROBATE COURT OF " w f T N ^ MY HAND and I caiei in Twin Falli County haa ln> f laid Dlitrlct (;oOrt Uill li Dated Ihl* lit day ot February, TWIN FALLS COUNTY, STATE i S „ T,fr"“SJJS„S¥” SSffiT OP “ now. ™BRE™0&fe. The County W lnet* Oianied ' ‘" ' ’'"■i;-A',*LANMSTEn . I OPAL P. DUNN Comtnliilonert of Twis Palli Coun- The Board, ht ...... onild. Oark of the Dutilct Court -Executrix ot tho Eitat* ot ty. Idaho. Iln^l that Ihl appejniment oration ths...... mute . . boundary linf Waller P. Parioni. deceaied. ?,irc#yi.’'!f!i?ys?s^'o‘rS"o's; or clectlonIon precipreclflcti,___ Commliiloni Publlthi J'eb, 1^10. 17. 21. IDM HO IN AND FOR TWIN FALLS ‘^NorfcV is HEREBY GIVEN tomey for Twfn ‘‘falli°c5wmy,‘ Ida! nier ollered the followir. on or about February 2(. UM. lA Z E L ^V IS . Plalntllf, va. ROY­ C o n tao t Ul*UniCcKswa doct*«^” '‘Wn*pil!i*ColH^^Pfo5. .kltorney lor Plaintiff AL D. DAVIS. Detendanl. »ubliihi~F*bniary-J,- 19-ahd -I7,| Re*ldln^^ «^l«OJ Denver rahn Sales d^artment (or ,LS COUNTY, urapleta adverualnt eorens* ;k £ s l E£>5S; County. Idaho, li hereby auihorl*e< -° '” ihi-mrj7.-24.-Mar«h-3,-w.-»7,-] l*r or-Ihe Etlaii llonliy tho Probate'CouftP r o b r -' of Twin of-yonr-farm-gale,- haod-bua;------to /appolnt jn o thef Deputy Proa» I* deemed for thi ‘"wYAKr'a You aro hereby notified thal a Falla County. Idaho, all ef Uit ne«*paper CDTerasa (onr 7t.* ,hK -'£»£,S.=a.”S ! Complaint ha* been filed »...... rl*y.^t»le. lntere*t^and «i^UU of •00 readen la &Ufl« Vallat • • • Morni W. Carlion. Chairman "all* County.^ldahoi ------»_Con— ...... - ber* of T)IE CHURCH OP TKE 3dviae£5nunrM 2*HL5*firZ Palli County. Idaho Uon preclncti be ar lended and laai low rat« . Every aue iist^ , ■,„e TS t I‘'c-OU«T o p ! Fain Couniy. by Ihe above named! la UiU F a rm Caiendir (or 10. , NOW._____ THERCFORE.______BE IT RE . Waiii, deceaicd. lu PUlntlrr. and I are hereby dl-| daja before tal* at no cut. : w TWIN FALLS COUNTY. SfATi: ri ol and all pcno reeled l o -----ippeai and plead to tald DLVED^ ------^ day* ofl PROSI...... 111. County of Twin Falli am , t h e ' m a t t e r of t h e ilmi agalntl the lald d Complalni I Idaho, detcrlbed ai follow .TWIN PALLS COUNTY. )AIK election preelncii. a* heretofore ei- I* or Idaho, on Wedneiday. thi CUARUIANSHIP of G E O R G E ...... - Summoni; and REAL PROPERTY I, JAMES J. MAY. the duly d day ot February. 1»«6, at Ih' ______further notified thal unlcii Lou 10 and II. Block 12, of Flier All Magjc Valley' (d Protccuilnt Aiiomey for . ,,, Townille. Twin Falll Couniy. ir or 1:00 o'clock P.M. of aali rKc-kSVSEBVCVEN,.., tS “mp ^ 2 ln ? « n ‘ rh‘’.? l‘;Vi^$elVe‘3 Falli County. Idaho, hereby deili' ______TwiS ion or about February 21, iMd. the 0 the laid Lxecutrlc at tha Idaho (U n d only-doei nol In- Fall! Preclncl No. la.be created. fcle '4. of ...... Guard Ice of Harry povcy. auorney . herein, ihe Plalntllf will uke ludi- _ elude Improvernenii jj Twia Fall! Preclncl No. I> ...poratlon of the *ald Church of aid eiecutrix, 113 .Second Ml jment aialnti you a* prayed In *ald Soles Listed Here bated Uili nth day of January, > of Ccorae /cil. Twin Falll. Idaho. thIt be.... and II. Block ■ Filer ,the Nararena of Twin Falli. Idahi ...J at prlvaie . I ^e*ab*ove enUiled action li fnr Boulevard North to maka the term ef the corporal, and bett biddeiir, aubject to con- he place nxed for the iranucllon Toivntllc Twin I Count Feb, IS JAMES D. MAY Filer A»< I Cait. thence Eailerly exlitcnc* of aald corporation pe^ .flrmaUon by Probata Court of if me builrintIrint of aalda ...... e il.,.. I Decree ot Divorce biicd upon Idaho. ^^ated Uili'sih.'»ih day.iHU nf February, letrrllon and non-*upport, HAT ST.4N0ER Twin■ ...... H mer line of Filer M-e peiual. T*ln...... ■Iloner Louihmlller S'X! ^ ^ated Ihli lit day ot February, 'rlih t,' tmV'YiIl - ■ ■ wt: Feb. 15 * 17 Avenue t t ot laid George MARGARET I WAT7S, that...... II Reiolulloo be adopL...... North. Them Id all Uie rl|ht, ...... Executrix of II I Lail Will Mr. Calley’a lalary be lei at tUOO.K Lake* Boulevard North to the TIIE OFFICIAL TIGARD OP THE retC hit etiaie ha*, by operation and Tettamcni ot^ ., Wyai lino of Falll Avenue Halt. * O. Want, deceaied. .T., «unt;“ u .^ ‘^0«t* P T S A ^ jT ’Co Fsi?& .se;v.r!!s„ia P^lllh! l-eb. 10. 17. 24; Ml , Clerk Feb. 18 Ihe motion and it wap By HOWARD R. OLSOK. o " K lo “ibe?t k^soii ?nd wlmi^l FR E D MARTIN ... .,.^"2.?; Rouiine builncii wai traniaci DONALD W. EDWARDS, Fall*. SUI* of Idaho, detcrlbed a* NOTICE TO T.._ . 7k OF HEARINO UPON ______Board ot Ulrecioi ■■oT'C^m*Vark -rately. ' I?.?'".’? .; .; Water Company v nidi or offera ar* Inviied DON PORTER . ' reildence ot. Me. ____and -Mr*:___ _ — -AflrcrlUementT'Fcb: 17A IS TER LAPSE OP TWO YEARS. Twin Fall* Couniy. Idaho. Miller, 1412 Cth Ave, E„ Twin fi,„4SHsSS5p&ES!:|,-tll'vered to «Id"G i AucUoneer*: W t t l Eller*. WaU , To*eiher with ail water. waW Falll. Idaho, for a tlnal vole on place ot builnett at B uuand s«irl»t_nouicvard ! I rlgnti. djUh and canal r1(hi Street North. Twin F -tmty-Cemi,., ,Tnence Nonh alone Ihe cente ,Uic_(iueiUo(»^Bt_lhe_«»lfniion_or —...... le In Reaulii of Sunrlie Boulevard North t '~*^*'-*4*lnln[r-"n5udlng.''?ut’^not Ihe term of corporate exiilence uf; Id before Ihe mtk-| uary Setilon. All memberi and Ui*| Interjection ot .Sunrlie North Him Park Water Company TOM B U CK LtV ESTATE nl,.,; ...... d thereto. K .20 iharea ot are further notified i Clalmi Approved rail* Avenue Eail. TTienee RL K. HAWKI.S'.S, Dl rapltal itock In Ilia Twin Fall* m.-ide on lh< Ul day of Februa- - IIIORi ot the Sale Adrertlaemcnt: Feb. 17 i It alons Ihe cenier line of Pall* __ JOTlCn IS HEREBY Canal Company. ____ J day of January, IS "M . notice It hereby given tl ul money ot ihi n uel-ail a dlilince of I.8IB.22 feet Eubjeci lo: Current laxet. , Board ef Dlreciora found, A uellene«rt: Wert. Eller*, amount of SiSO.M wai approvci perionf Intereiied In Iwo-lhlrdt vwe.^ that Mch ^ ie*day. the lit day ot Man W all a n d MeMeninllh warrant ordered drawn. to the NorthMH eomfr of Twin Uied eitate. bolh e ri...... antt. condlllonir reilrlctlon*. re M. at 10:30 o'clock A.M. ot tl the...... Apponlenment Fallt Preclncl No. 1», Thence S rt. Ibat Coidl* Hawklni filed her *ervatloni, rithti, rlghti ef way, r—y. at the Court Room ot ti credit ____ acceptabli narallel lo Blue Lake* Doulei ipetlllon In lald Court on the • — eaiemcnt* of record. rttt ot the ilockholderi'ar.___ ,[cnurl, at Ihe C'ouniv Courlhouta Feb. 21 Apponionmmt of Motor U»er> Nonh (0 Ihe point pt betlnnlnf. Tcrioaal properly . reiore, It wai propoied that "cent (?0%»'’of'lht - ...... , TO M NOVACEK Rerenue ler the 4lh Quarter. ItMiS. day .of February. ItM.'ihowlni ___ h an exienilon be made. ■fS". wai approved ai follow*: Twin Talli Th* motion to adopt above i __ HawklBi. a reildent ef Twin A drertlaem cnt: Feb. I t A 11 llllhway DKinct 4».3:S.U; Ouhl lutlon wai.|((onded by Comtnli. ,------County, Idaho, at the Umr 'on are Informed ihat puriuani ne o.iancrTo’’"*'' pa”ld Spo" "m) A uctioneer: Lyle Matter* KIthway Olitrlct 1D.1S3.2S: Mur- Iloner Klaai and upon Roll Call I of hit death, died Inlcital* on Ihc Ihe lawi ol ihe Slale of Idaho, -irmaUon of anle hy ihe-Cou- lauit. Illihwi- ...... Dl«rkW.IM,«...... and| lOth day ot Novembtr. 19J0. lelted contained In 30-1C0. I.e.. 11 t\'ed% lfium '’%nun?''dec^^^ Seller (hall fumlih tltli ' - Feb. 22 Rouilne builneia wai 'tram I sfx'Dou'hle DIIC Olive .. your right to object to ihe pro- and for hearing ihe application of oti cenflrmaUon of tale, County Road untM^th^hour of S;M o'clock LCOS * PAUL PICKETT ireved_ I Buller Grain Bln _ PO*td_e«lcn»lnn if you thuuld tor Larry K. H»r^-cy for. Iht luuanci djtcharge cxlttlng llnei r Thompion. after deicribed. ot which aald peti­ * A-C Tractor hy Wfll- Id him of Letler* of Admlnlitfa A drertlM B ent: Feb. 20 * 2t .Coroo lo'cIockA^h"V” niary7. VSm . tioner claim* io_bc lhf_owntr._TTie .Two-»ay, - lion with Wilt Annexed when am ' T?iV"n'dertlgned r * 1 1 ...... 1 Auclloncm; .Wert, Ellfn^T’a ir' - c S S t ‘ __ MorTti*W.”Carlton.—Ch#! |>Mytr' of laid petltloa It at fol- H'A;CCornbln*-tself-Drope1ltdj-----1 r1jht-io-retect—»ny-anB-illrb!dr •'BS.- roved.- ATTEST: It. A. Lancatter. Cl< JiATED Thu *lh day of Fcbniary,| ••WHERErORE. Your petition...... j;5“ K | '’oafed "February’f. *1»«!‘ '1 Manure'.Spreader Drill' ri In thit. qucitlon. or b]^ I FALI-S TITLE ll Feb. 22- ...... pra>t for a decree ot Ihlt Cou eere Beai n objection per*oHally d d l------, TRU.ST I Moma W. Carlion. Chairman 'SK'ii's^rgvss 'That Carl K. Hawkmi died I I tiet Running Cea> Ih* Pretldent or Secretary ot / RORDON CRAY, AdTertlaemcnt: Feb. It «i 1* *TTESTU.,A;U.c..,.,,CXE„ k | n Rt: teitaie on the llUi day of Never, W non'' ..,e corporation prior lo thit Ih: I ° " i7. W A uetioneersi Gaylord r&lUlp* ' Plan* o f Cim Slalc Mutual ber. I9»i Ihat ha wai a reildent 1 Grain Drin :or you may object to ihe t ...... iccllaneoui Cow* and lion by orallyi-maklng luch an ob. NOTICE TO DIDDERS ,.r JAMES .1. MAY. - a n d O rrll Sear* Chicken* Jectlon al the meelihR ot the Hoard, The state. Purchating A«- Aitorney* for The Guardi Feb. 22 ______RCCULARI JANUARY a w i SESSION a Idometilc tnutuil life m ;S:■w ^Ss'.rT:'' Said real and peraona of mrectori on the 3rd day ot nf the. Eilaie . of Glenn 1 The Hoard of Couniy Commli*lon< )l‘“fd!ha1 dMcrlbcd ‘at fo”l‘oSt,'*t hall be *old *eparately i S i ' S 'Marcn.,-iwa, . - M. D. and I1AROLOJ105C(AU. You are Informed lh*l It it pro- ruar^JI^ -""•'iM Feb. 10 a 17. AdvertUem cnti Feb. I* t, 1» imber* and thi,'clerk atlon effec- The South Halt of Ihe Sot“ ‘ "• pmcd Ihat Ihe corporation'! exiil- n.m. fc . AuetloRM rt: Wert. Eller*. ronvertlon. Bid* or olt*ri are -Inviied .ence be made perpetual and ii» for W all a - “M a lIEREOy NoiSeaM* Qu**r*' r**of’^ t" ; unleit nne-lhird or more- of TTiat Gem .. le Mutual alocMioldera ot ihe corporation -Feb'.-23------loelallon,on, Inc.inc.; a mutual 10 thit exientlon by one above time and place, FINEST UTAH SUCK VERNAL SHEEN when the receii wa» taken until the; illon o^tnlied an. ______meant ouUIned In me preetd-' Adrerllaement: Feb. 18 ft 1* hour or 10:00 o'clock A.M. Januan •"rf hy virtue cf the law* klerldlan. Twin Fall* Couniy. Idaho, at any [laragraph, thnt the Board of lecureo b 'a r T h e i V a 'r ; 21. IM*. of -Idaho (Chapter 30, :tori may. by a Iwo-thlrdi; ivaMable- from ihe Siai* Purchat Water Washad-Oil Trtaled Auetlonccni: Gayloni Phmipt , , , , Morrl* W. Carlion. Ch*lrrnati 10 Code) I ot ttid 'real property wail Fore -the making of tha ----- , Ing Agent'* Office. $16;00 par ton dellvarad. ' a n d OrTlI Sean ATTEST: Jl. A- Lancailer. Clerk Termi and eondiuon* of Uie aale; The su ie reaenet th* right'tc " . Twin Falli. Idabo- Ca*h la lawful money of " -' Feb. 23 United Staiei: or p a rt'ca ih i "I'e D ‘cllAMER E. BONNICII8EN and - "sSB'SS p arr credit, th* tormi of * i.,, STATE ------hterr I Fuel Co. •fo‘T ?-C l'cikrM ... ionvmlMi**loto a.doSe*- credit to be accepUbit to th* rep- 7S3-6621 — Twin Fan* NEtOIIDORS- SECULAR JANUARY SESSION tual life Inturance company County or Twin I'alli. Adr(rtlMment:Feb.Xl* 22 The Board ef County-Commliilon reieniailve and lo (he Court. «r* met at thli time pursuant to re-, Ten per cent tll>%) of tha amount A n e U o n ^ : W e tt EUen, WaU ceti. all mcmbcn-and. ih* Oerk and MeaMmalth II SettlemcBt Feb. 24 _ E .R C I^ tA N S Code, lelllemmt for tha Commlitloner. all In .aceo ,ihU SiauTand’ .- .-.______Fumitiire-Auctior ilallment of IKS lute* i Ul* pfovlilont of STEin blndlat and eonclutlve upon all pei lUUng Hen*. ADctione«r*t.YT^ Ellen, Wall •econd Monday In January Ihe Couniy Tax CoIleclor i r-soSS-l'sS’i.'ftW .... ;rc « fflifM « d .''s‘n'd- I'T liV u'nde'filgncd r a a* rv*» th* and MuimiiiKh - to n r a r approved.. GIVEN Thai Ctm Stale MutdaMJl • Id demand* mad* SATURDAY, FEB. 19 Feb. 25 . Appenloi idallon, Inc., hai alio filed wli acalnit the eii of Carl K. Hawk- h'^ATBD^'fli*»Si5"(lay*of Februaryj - ...... General School 'ni, deceated. GEM EQUlPaiENT money ...... the. School year m * I iho Stat'e'or VdTho a®^plin*Sf “mer*«. >ecolne- du a t l2 : 3 0 AdTerti»e»eBUFeb.a*t4 l»M from the ...... Couni Suia lontlnient. S M t f r A ' A " AnctloDcn: Weri, Ellen, Wall School diilrtct* at foIL___ S"e^«"stit?*.:;.;u‘a7*?f*’'ilii“h.'"fnT Dy JOHN WOLFE, Locoted « r4 2 5 Ea*t Main and Meaaenmlth . . a u i A School DHL 411 *JU,?T*.7» mutual.., Ufa, lo*uraace-Com{kaa; ; VnD YOU.ARE FURTHER NOn- II* Truit Officer a a ti A School Dill. 411 ...... canned and exlttlnf under anL riB p 1%at .Tu(id*r. th* iSth day; MAY fc M A Y - - . Feb. 25 Oai* X School DItt. 411 ...... ’ virtue or the law* of itae State at 2:00 o'clock p.m ' By /*/ JAMES 3. MAY Complete House of OUT A. BARTMESS and ' Oat* A School Dllt. 414 S4,4S3.M Utah and havlna It* princljitl I the Courtroom o Ailomey for the Guardian ' aee of builneu In Utah at Salt the E iule of George Keoyo: tX M E R PHILLWia 3 S S _ik« Clly. Into Gem Stale Muluat. at Twin Falli While. I Furniture & HoOseKbld Goods Adrertl*cni»U-^*b. 23 A 2i Ufa —ln*Braae* Compiny.- Inc ' State of Idah •h** been'nied bj PubUah;.Febniary J0_*-I7.n»««.. - --AnctlonetprLyle-MMtm— ilmullaneouily wlu» luch convei , Ihe hearini of.aalc TtiU «-iU Include a nice bedroom *et ipring* and m attreas. Majrtae , Seer. UccBi* Craaled •Ion, If and when ere sirong lo 50 cents hi ' Textron common stock. He sel­ "redemption charge;” usually ' production was very good there .1 1 little flr/nness on speculative 125.00: s ta n d a r d 't o low noudl wti speculation that Presider- crop m onths lower. [support. Old ( crop soybeans ral- I Sellers with average dom sees.newspaper slock quo­ about one per cent. heifers. 22.00-23.50; utility heif­ Johnson might ask for a ii Oats ~ About steady; ll|;hl lied modeerately in the early aft- and prices are, fed steers. tations anO as asked me lo The "asked" price Is the price . boost If priccs continue lo rise. i i - trade. H lemoon but demand all oround ers. *19.00 . 21.50:, commercial Ko.We, Burley. 1,C33, 25.60. Fed find out wKSi went w roflj with' ,ou pay when you buy -ooc . AU fiig ' Three motors wei - i Siizll, Soybeans — Mixed; new crop |w as described as thiii. cows, lft.50-31.00; utility cows, heifers, Milford Sparks, Inc., iTexlron. A few months ago iti share. For-most funds, that is - losers but Studebaker advanced! months weak. Estimated carlot receipts were I7.D0-1R.25; c an e rs ond cutters, Carey. 8SS. 25.00. and 94J, 24.80. was above 580 a share and nowi the asset value per share plus well over 2 points and Wall< Nogs—25 to 50. cents higher: w heat 9, corn 120. oats 8. r>-o l.'i.O(Vlfi,75; com m ercial bulls, and Rolph Scolt. Kimberly. >70, Is below Can you help us?| a commluion charge of up lo fiireet tried to sift out Ihe truihl top S29. [none, barley 19 and soybeans 56. 120.00-21.50: u " i‘iv bulls, W.fiO!-' 23.40. , A. Happily! It's nice to be -tu per cent. at the bottom of various rumors' • 5! '2 ^ S laughter sleeris—Steady; to{ 20.00. and light bulls, IS.OO-: Feeder sieers. E. P. Messher I able, to send the boys some good For a no-load fund, which |new,<( form the home front. Noth- that another tender offer wi m .2 5 . . CASH GRAIN 19.00, and Uuithlln, Twin FalU. 720. .sells shares without any com­ being m ade for the stock o r thi . CHICAGO (AP) - Wheat Noi Heavv fe'-d''* st-ers. 'Inh went wrong with Textron. mission charge, the asked price 26.10. Holstein feeder steers, ' The stock was split, two for certain interests were acquiring 2 red 1.6S^tn; No 2 hard 1.71Fs».. 27.00: light feeder st«*crs, 25,00-1.Walter Stockham Jr.,.Wendell. is III: asset vplue per share. it. Corn No 2 yellow l.32i^. Oats No: 27..'i0; cflmmnn oualltv steers.-l one.'In December. Your son ind Most mutual funds caiculaie |SI6, 23.40, a n d 843, 33.30; Jam es Dll the other stockholders now Allied Products, prominently '2 heavy white 77'^78!^n. Soy 22;no-J4.50: Holstein Silvers, M urtaugh 955, 23.20. . , their per share asset values own iwice as m a n y -s h a re ra s twice a day, normally a rirB tm . ' mentioned in this respect, ' }ans No 1 yellow 2.92, 21.00-2.‘*.00: poorer grade steers, I Feeder heifers. Herman climbed nearly 3 points. ;ih» did before the split. I and 4 D.m. Some do it once a W heat closed K lo cent< a 17.00-1B.50: h->‘\ 7 f - d e r Woebke, K im bedv. 533, M.£0; The Associated Press averag* bushel higher, March }l.6S>/(; e rs. 22.00-25.''v «i-ht f'-d -r of Ihe doubled number day. The price remains In ef­ I Ralph B aird, Hazelton, 652, of s h a r e s represents half as of fiO stocks noon wa* off .1 at corn unchnnced to I o w e r heifers, n.0''-"',09: fo"-nonl fect until the next -calculation. 366.S w ilh IndustrlaU oft .3, rails M arch S1.27«-'/«; onts % lowei 125.80; Tom Prentice, Wendell, much ownership in the company Q. If, as you Intticate. Ihere heifers, 20.00-22.50; steer c.i Ivm. 25.30; R obert E; Miller. up .1 and mlliUes off .1. to higher. March 72'/Wi cent! ns each of lhe old num ber of is no chancc thal the Commun­ 29.00.34.00; c o m m o n pimri> iTy^in Fnlls. 563, 22.25. ond Her- shares did. And. of course, your The Dow Jones Industrial rye Vt to >/4 lower. March SI.33; steer calves. ■'.7.00-28.50; helfei ist government wilt ever pay ' era|e at noon wai off 1.U at soybeans ^ higher to 1 ^ low- man Kulm. Je ra m e , 869. 19J5. son's portkm • of ownership In off on old Imperial R u ssian - cnivrs. 25.50-25.00: v e a l e r s , the company remains unchang- r. M arch S 2 j 9 1 ^ . Steer calves. Doyle Anderson. Government "dollar" b o .n d , 25.no-2S.oo, and feeder cows, how come those bonds nre trod-, . General Motors skidded more H.00-16.50. Buhl, 400. 31.75; U w re n ce Brad­ than a point while Chryiler and GRAIN FUTURES bury, C hains. 511. 31.00: WUliai When a split take sp lace, the ing al about US' per SI.OOO of Olson, F iler. 491. 30.00; H. ( m arket price of the slock ir par value? This reminds me «if Ford lost fractions. CHICAGO (AP>- IDAHO FALLS Boeing soapped back 3 poinu Luke. Twin .Falls. ,552, 28J0, I automatically reduced to re the rallying cry. "Save your IDAHO FALI-S (Scecial) - I fled the Increased number 0 Confederate money, boj-s. The- from recent selling In advance Cnttle. I 910; she?n, 1.500; ho<-s and Eearnest Tucker, Filer, 530, of today's meeting of airline ; 27.50. ishares. • ' • South will rise again." R6. ljim*’S w e re .50 cents to JI I H ere's another bil of good A. Some people ore brave representatives. .Goverment lower. Ew es were 50 cent: Heifer calves, J . R. Dickard, ’ ofllcials and o th e rs. regarding louah .to_afleculai»t=ihai-ihe lover. -• J. tbe Boeing 727 plane which has il75 and rf,= o T ^ I. , Bssisn ^ vem m eni r;3h I g h I 1,62>^ l.CI^ , • Good to choice fat .lifmbs E. MlUer. W®, 2 5 ,0 0 r[^ „ increased. Before the spli change enough to honor that had four fatal crashes. The Fed* 27.00-28.00- feec'er lambs 26.00- 1,C6«1,— ■payinrd U ends of debt obligation a l some dim era] Aviation Agency reiieraled, 27.50; odd ruff feeder Iambs that It has found no safety fac- 45 cenu a shore every, three dale In the future. Biii lhat hope 1,5731 1.271/4 ).27ii, 22.00; light fnt ewes 9.50-10.50; months. The latest dividend, paid is just aboui as wild as t h a t . torthat would warrant ground­ 1.2714 canne r ewes nnd bucks 3.00-9/* Potatoes, Onions ing the 727. 1.2914 i.2Sy, 1.29- 1,2Mi - IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP)| Jan. 1, w as 35 cents a share. rallying ciy you quote.. - r.'UlU 1.30 1.30 l.3(V*i S nd }'0(xJ*^outh c»ves“ltr lar Because Ihero are twice Owldental Petroleum was up socm 26.50 per head. nearly 3 polnLs oTter opening on 1.27^ 1.26H l.26J4'T,27',i POTATOES - Upper Valley, many shares otstonding, Ihls is Extrem e top 2/4 l.21>y^ Twin Falls ond Burley districts. equal -to, 50 cents a shore. 220 llw 27.25-27.75 220-240 Ibv Time Bomb Burroughs, strong recenUy. Soles l.o.b. shipping point. Of­ 1 hope you clip this column '27.50-2S.0fl; 2-JO;2(W lbs. 2T.00- .7214 .72'4 .72-S .72U ferings m oderate, demand slow, and send It to your boy — to let came a cropper as It sank 2H to 27.50: 260-2S0 lbs. 26.00-27.00; .7IH .71»J .7 IH '.7 1 '/i market steady. Russel-s. washed, him know that oil sUteslde news 63 on a block of 15,000 shares. 280-300 lbs. 23.00-26.00; sow* un-' Kills 36 on HammermlU P a p e r was up.V4 ju i .69?i .C9H -69>1 .69* 2 In. or 4 oz. m in.: 100 Ib. sacks, Isn't being mode by bearded Sep - - .70'^ .701/ 300 lbs. 20.00-21.00: 300-3J0 U.S. 1 A 3.00-3.40, 6 lo 14 OZ.1 beatniks ond other aemonstral-j prior to 0 trading halt to allow lbs. 18,00-20.00; 330-400 Ihs. IB,00-j for dissemination of news thal it Dcc .WA .71’/, .72?i .72 3.SO-3.90, 10 or. min. 3.75-4.00, ing drafl<(>d8ers._...... India Express was proposing a 2-for-l. stock Rye over <450 lbs, 17.00-IB.OO non A 2.60-2.75, U.S. 2 1.B5-2.10.I Q. Con you explain how lo 9,00-14.00 and Doars 3.50- split and a n '-ln trea se In divh a r 1.33U 1.32^ 1.33 UM 0NI0I4S—W estern Idaho and: read daily newspaper quota- NEW DELHI (AP) - Two. 15.50.------T, time bombs exploded In a third- dend. • • — Mny ~ i;35JJ 1.34'X 1,34'i 1,D.S1| Malheur County; Ore. Offerlngji Hons oh m u tu a r funds? I am Up n point o r better were Zen- Jul 1.3(1 1.3514 i.js u • -* Choice grain fed steers 24.00-I m oderate, dem and slow, m a rk f buying shares of a no-load fund. :Iass coach on Ihe Assam mall 5,00: good steers 23,00-24,00; _ Jlh . Raytheon.! U.S, Smelling. .Sep- 1.3R3^ l,3fi l.3G'4 dull. 50 Ib. racks, U .S .1: yellow Indio com m ercial steers 22,00-23,50; HlsfT Voltage EngineerlnR and Dec----- 3:39'^-lT38iJ-l:39i4-!-39^: w(*ct_apanlsh._3Jn,_andJarge choice fai~lielfcr5~73:50-15;00r Eastman Kodak. Du Pont lost ..90-2.05 m ostly 2.00, 2-3 in. I2 i. you r^eem your shares — turn sengersr-and--injurlng-53.-Rai- good fat heifers 22.00-23.00; com­ ways Minister ’ R a m ' Subhag 1%. IBM and Union Carbide whites globes l^-?& In. and 3, them beck lo the fund for cash. PO R TU N D m ercial cows 17.00-24.00; utility in. and larger few sales 2.00-1 Singh lold Parliament. • about ! each. cows 17.00-18.00r cutter cows All but a handful o f mui ' PORTLAND (AP) — Feb. 17| 2.75. funds redeem Ihelr shares Reports from the area blamed 16.00-17.00: conners 14,00-16.00; close Portland Grain Exchange: 'asset yalue" — the actual i Irebelllous Naga tribesmen. bulls 17,00-21.00; veal calves Wheal (bid) to arrive market, CHICAGO Singh said one bomb went off No. 1 bulk, 20^1ay shipment, de­ 23.00-24.00; Holstein steers 21.00 CHICAGO (AP) (USDA)-Po- lln lhe rear comparimeni of tho 23.00; good feeding heifers 23,00- livered co ast: White 1,54; Soft tatoes o rriv als 28; on track 148; :h, blowing the roof off the Whlfe 1.54: White Club 1.54. 25,00: medium feeding heifers total U.S. shipm enu 484; old - Business and halting Ihe train. Half . 22.00-23.00 feeding cows 16.00- H ard Red Winter: Ordinary supplies light, especially rusieu Jiour later, while ih : deod 17.00; stock .steer-calves 17.00- demand m oderate, market held Mirror land Injured were siill being re* Hard White Baart: Ordinary 32.00; stock heifer 25,00 22.00; sieady; carlot track sales: Min- |m o\U , a second bomb exploded dairy lype calves 20.00-26,00. andl ____ By..SAMJ>AWSON____ lin-lhe-front-tomparlment-of-ihe— . - barley bid. good cowri8.00-22.50. - | AP Buslneu News Aoaljrst jcoach and caused more casual- Coarse grain w holesale, cal track sa les: Wisconsin ru»- NEW YORK (AP) — Bull- Ities. PORTLAND set»4.35. prompt delivery, bulk ton. f.o.b. nessmen tiave been building up Naga. tribesmen nghting for track Portland: Corn, No. 2. yel­ PORTLAND (AP) (USDA) - their Inventories at the ' roam the area, low. eastern 55,00-S5.S0. Oau No, For Ihe week: Cattle and calves FUTURES .clip since the Korean Vi^ar days 2. 33 lb w hite 51.00-51.50. Barley 1850; slaughter steers sirong to The following quoialions . of 1951. And this helps give a No. 2, « Ib w csjyn 55,50-56,00. mostly 50 nigher: heifers rather provided by E . W. McRoberts' rosier glow to the ecotw m y In Grain sorghum, free' market scarce, steady-to'50 higher, oth­ and Co.. Twin Foils. ' general. ALLOCATION TOLD <9.75-50,25. G rain sorghum, ex- er cattle and calves m ostly Maine PoUloes II also raises sdme-questions: WASHINGTON (A P )-T he Of- CCC 52.70. , sieady: some weaknesses on High Low Close Cars — Can the sharp spurt in in­ rice of Educatkin tnnounced lo- Cnr receipLi: Wheat 83; bar-| cows; slaughter steer* choice March . 2.92 2.88 ...... Icy 31: flou r 5; corn 4; oats 9; 1042 Ib 27.30; slaughter beifers ventory building In the final d a r allocalioa of tlO,346,950 to April . . 3.14 3.08 weeks of 1965 be traced to « igraln sorglium (riiiio)~2;“ mlil' cholce-82a-lb-26.00;-slaughUr school dislrlcu (n .ia slates. I feed lA. itllity 19.25-20,50; slaugh- Is utility to “ daughter cal KANSAy - c n v 500 Ib 2 4 .7 ^ .tM ; fi KANSAS CITY (Al>) - Wheat jf Inflation and thus buying 127 cars; down to up of a mostly choice 550-1,000 lb 24.20-' 26,50; ste er calves choice 300-4S0 materials and.goods now before ;Csuniy will b« onm'd ccnt; No 2 ha^d ond dark hard an expecied price increase? Ib 28,25-31.00: heifers choice 500------ll Ui« C™ . l.BO-l.SOJiN. No 3 1.5R-I.795JN, — Or is the Inventory buildup •lO, M»rO» i No 2 red wheal l,Sa^-l,63'/4N, 650 Ib 22.25-25.25: heifer calves Just a delayed catching up wiili ■ '■"iiWTMO. I "■ No 3 1.5T»/4-1.62'/4N. . choice 300-450 Ib 24.50-25.90. Hogs 355; barrow s and gUts the rapid growth of sues? Ear­ s*e. W, -T«^ II S., R tt. 14 Corn 115 cars, unch. to down lier In 19&S inventory building ., eoauinlni UO.a Aerii. mera 14N. Nf) 2 w hli- 1..19-I.4-(N. No 3 poorly tested 50-75 lower------i: Rpprtii^ ■( 110.400.00. Im- mostly steady: barrowi ------was lagging behind the pace of ncflU, stso.oo m Mils Feaco), I.29-1.43N, No 2 yclinw & mixed sales. I.3II/4-1..12, No 3 1.31-1.31';^. ' gilU 1-2 192-216 lb 29.85 to 30,00; S W .i,. Il|t. H sows -U,£..J-2 300-360 Ib 25.25 to Government economists Oat.s *> cars, nom. unch,, N( S3 25.50. Int. r u a d _ _ I .not be sure which one,‘dr Which white 75-fiflN. No :i 74-79N. I.lf« Ini. In.».L ------__ «.»» «4t Sheep 373; slaughler lamb; ofmbinallon, caused the fourih Mllo m a k e 2,00-2.01 steady, trade poorly tested i quarter rush to .build u p slocks. Rye 1.22!/f-1.25'/N But a s to w hat it did for the Soybeans 2.7R-2.8714N feeder lam bs steady to 1.00 low­ K : a & “■ — Iliwd sMvi. md no bid et leii Uiwi er lambs choice few prime 102- j economy in general they have (bt sppralitd pHci wlU M icetpi- Sacked bran 50.50-51.25 I figures. Sacked shorts 50.50-5l.2i — 106 lb 2<,50-28.75;-feeder laptbs - 6 m T«Ui oT-lha-purctuM choice 60-100 lb 25,00-27.75. ' ^ c e within o month • they ' iBiireii ll (our per ccni W heat futures closed from un> have revbed upward their esti­ changed to up DENVER mate of 1965‘s Gross NatJohal ,.....^ DENVER (A P) (USDA) - Product. They now put this total 'Hogs 300; barrow s, gUtsnnd' of government and private -1 p«r uni) lAlereit. Over the (Counter luction d(..goods..and serv Eicli bldoer wiH be requlr^ lo Butter and Eir"-s sows sieady; 1-2 barrows and; QooUlloaa froa HA8I> it ...... lhe iHlIni lilts 200-230 Ib 28.65-28.75; mUed Klr^ » ^ n . All Mdi a n U at a record SOT6.3 billion. Ii over 1964 was 7.5 per cent. !i. constant dollars, adjusted for 6 ^ - t h . ■liece.iful bidder hg will aitcula «ltb ibi Sim* nl Idaho a the rise In prices, the gain was conirici lof Ifi« ptirchaie of lald C aule 1,200: calves none; at ritil Swurily Core. SJper cent. Eggs w eak: wholesale nuyingi auclion — Slaughler sieers held rin l IU prim e 1020-1175 ...... Roftn Bnrth. was M I .5 billion. . s s f...... f i, .. d»m«ie« (Of luch Ullurv bulk choice It0 0 -ia5 lb 26.20 to In the nnal Ihree month.s. ol ) cofliplete Ibe iole 26,70 nieirerrcholce4fl0-lb-26.00i Nnw -V O RK (AR)— Wool-fu.l utility and commercial cows at ires closed .4 of n cent lower] 17.50-l8.90.'7ew iiinifylB-TO-18^W.‘ I .1 of a cent higher. , W«at Cout AlrllAM— llU t vlous quarter it had been S7.6] All Mintnl Rithii. tncludlna ' “ OMAHA billion. ' Sind snd (irirel. are reiervtd (a M ar 130.0.130.1,-Mav 132,4, Jly OMAHA (AP) (USDA)-HofiS Ihe SIiK or Idthn. 132.8, Oct 134.0B, Dec 134.53,' Govemmeni spending’ —... All Mirt ere-made tubject to lay ,6,000: barrow s, gilts and sows __Sugar_ rose, particularly In the final Iar-I34.SB...... — ------, steady to 25 highen No 1 190.230 months o n h e “ y c irr-A h d this Certificated wool spot 130.IA{ Ib 28.25-28.50; 1-3 185-230 Ib 23.00 NEW YORK (AP)-Domestlc Wool tops futures closed cludlnTcal\?es frofti HoalU and Hoalst of Hammett , J.5008.75; 40 head a t 29.00; -.Copper-35 cents'a pound. Con* neclicut Valley. Lead 16 cenU a - efjd-M eurice'K loa* o f Twin Falli., . ------r — mixed 1-3 190-230 lbs 28.00-28.50: pound. New York. Zinc 14Ji I2-3 250-270 lbs 26.75-27.50; ' -200 HEAD UGHT MIXED WHITEFACE CAIVES' cents a pound, E ast St. Louis. 330-400 Ih sow s 25.75-36,50: Tin IK Y t a-pound. New York, 50 PREG TESTED'WHITEFACE COWS 400400 lbs 35.25-26.00.. "oreign silver 1.293 per I r o y 10 REGISTERED BLACK ANGUS BULLS . - Cottle 5 0 0 ;calves none; ,junce. New York. ^Icksilver . 4 0 HEAD YEARLING WHITEFACE HEIFERS all classes steady; few small [>475,00 per,nask.-New York. lots mixed .good ond choice 900- >d'HEAO COWS AND CAIVES : 1.150 Ib .slo u g h te r ste e n 26.00- . 1 LOAD FAT HEIFERS. '. , - 26.75; few he ad choice 950 lbs CATTLE FUTURES 2 LOADS FAT c o w s ; ■ • • ' 2 7 .- 2 5 ;...... j The followlng_quotatlons-are! provided by McRoberts Ichoice 850-1,050 lbs [fers 25J5-I ■ ^S/^«A«TWW0AJii.5ATUROAX 26.00.- ' md Co., Tvfin Falls. ■ • Sheep 600; slaughter lambs 2S £ id Asked Con- .•’CAFE.Wia BE OPEN to 50 lower; wooled slaughter ■tracts ewes steady: cholc* and prime Feb: ...... 27.75 ' .27.90 '87 very sd irc e ; deck good, ond April 28.J7’ 28.25— 82 choice 106 ]b m ixed wooled and 38.30 23.32 STOCKGROWERS C0IVIM.1C0. 28.60- 38.70 fall sh o rn ..la m b s 27.75; deck Aug. 1W IN .FA U S^ .choice and p rim e 4hQni with OcL _____•38.70 - 38.T5.__-. 32 'm ostly No 108 lbs 27JS. Dec...... 29.15 - » J 0 1 2 Twin Falls Times-News Thursday, Fab. 17,1966 -Dean-Glfmp saldHarvard-wBJ- looklng for "boyi who aro Boys From Slums Make Good at Harvard tough, in the psychological sense, ths resilient." Legislative Log igradej. college recruiting efforu of lu schools and its academically erty and educated in subslan- The college board sCdfes of ------>lDin>daeed'tn Wtmse— HB5 (Transportation and Dc- The. 200rtho«'' parity for kind were termed . "snrnzing*' strong public high acbools. dard-quality schools. ------KB3-(Transportation-and-Dt* by_lhc.dean_ofjdmlf»lons,_Frtt5 —The-re*ult--wos-esWblishment lhe,dlsadvanUg^jKudentO!«_ proW bly never dream ed o f col- fcnse) — Am- *■'■*■■ *■* I conform (o rederal highway eonrty-itrlcken upbringing L Glimp, in an inter%^ew. Gllmp say>, “ h became known as "The gpncraily In lhe 4tMs. Most Oth­ — fiircU ssifia •’ jega.’i^e:mttile~ih«lr~mflrlciit no-o^nary-Kholwihlphol - a g hty-tlw-pef-cent-of-those tyntulng.'Ji^lUioutlh ers who get into H*arvard-ihcse- is fRcwntig and Tn»(Hlon) the brklges ^f iheir fuiit behind The drive lo ferret out prom­ days score In lhe high 600s and 'HB4 (Transponoilon lind De­ ~ Changlns due daie^of sales Harvard's deans said today alums. Many a tte n d ^ u n a c c ^ - number wilh honors and one them." ising students was spearheaded In the 700s. : fense) — Authoridng Id aho lax returns lo iIk Uih of cach the college h u won iC5 gamble ited high schools. More than 50 with a Rhodes scholarship. It began when Harvard's " alumni' Interviewers across The 85 p er ccnt figure for Board of HIghwoy* to acquire monlh from the'15th. on more lhan.200 youths It has per cent are Neeroes. A few are The students have kept pace deans were'mulllng the question couniry 'and organizations and Improve areas along high­ admlued since 1957 who never the sons o( maids and migrant academically with their more of how much weight college working ,am ong the poor of nil Gamble Fund graduates Is six ways for 'scenic beouty, hlstori- u s eBTIMES-NBW8TIMES-NBWS )VANT)V- a DS would have qualified If judg^ workers. fortunate assoclales from the board scores should he given In race and nationality back- per cent less than the one for cal site's ond re « areas. , FOR 7 K S T ^a iA U Q RESULTS their college board

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' Thurtdey, Feb. 17,1966 14 Twin FalH Timet-Newi Suez Canal .Gamble Paying; . RewOTds for Nasser, Egypt': -Ivy-Baker -^tJEZT-Egypt (AP) — n wall On-iHe-pbwrmnoH-ptnfgrm swelierlng In Alexandria. The atop the yellow-palnted Suer -Priest-Wins- crowd------llsttinlnj;?.------ut Prestdeni- — tn;—tonifoner< ■ pwr ' oot Gamal Abdel N asser broke Inlo the bright, blue expanse ol cheers a t ^ references to the Suei Bay. As many a s 35 ships Name Case struggle against Imperialism. may ^ anchored there ai one They hardly noticed his quick tlQie, wailing to enter the a n a l. SAN FRANCISCO ( A ^ - I v y mention of the nam e "DeLes- Baker Prlesi. form er U.S. irias* ■ The controllers use entfrmous binoculars mounted on a.tripod urer under President Elsenhow­ ■ Egyptian army commanders er. has w n a court case lhat to survey the bay.'W ith radio ^ Ise d along the 87.5-mlle length ond signal light. pcrmlts^hcr lo use that name In of (he Suer Canal did notice. It her bid So become California’s the order of passage the ships was a prearranged slgmiPihai will follow on' their way lo the • Slate treasurcK freed them lo rip open seale 19.5453 piastres per senior who h a s never taken-, you Muop my wink- It'll be a o f the canal In SInal. across the net ion for vessels In ballast.*’ acourse in home economics,,-- difficult squldge to score * bay from Suez. When it was a ll over. Nasse Despite the cost of transiting ' has been nam ed Solmon plop." the Suez Canal, it’s still almost High School’s B etty Crw ker Sound stranee? Well It’s not had lost no ground. He still hel the Suez Canal. *45,000 cheaper for a (anker (o Homemoker of Tomorrow bit strange to a group of stu* travel round-lrip from the Unit­ denLi at the University of Wat­ Against overwhelming odds winner. Nasser had elected lo make ed S(aies lo the Persian Gulf via Miss Benedict, the daugh­ erloo who have form ed oi tiddly­ lhe canal than it would be to g ' wink club nnd claim the Canadl- monumental gamble that ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard by way of Cape of Good Hope. .an championship for the game. lying off handsomely today Benedict, scorcd highest Why the Canadian champion* .jnfounding expecta{ions, th Northbound convoys enter the among senior .girls in a Egyptians not only ran the ca canal a t Suez onlv during t;ie wrJiten know ledge and apti­ "VOCA'ilGNAL EXPLORATION,” a new Iwlst In a re a E x­ al! Twjn Falls. TTiey a re m e m b en of Forestry Exploration day. Spaced exacll/ SOO. meters tude exam ination. Mis Bene­ see. there w as no olherl post (0 be sponsored by the Sawtooth National Forest and led nal but im proved U and made ' plorer Scouting, will provide vocational experiences In forestry earn more than ever. opart, (hey steom • northward dict plans to attend Idaho .. club to challenge us," says Col- for, from left, Keith Emmen, Harvey Meyer and Wayne Hlne, by W. L. Porter, right. (TImes-Newi pholo) Jn McLeod, organizer of the clul) A record number of 19,15 until they reach the Great Bitter State U niversity, Pocatello, which now boasts more than 80 * * * * ' **** ships paid more than S200 mil Lake, halfway between Suez next fall. ' players, “some cam e to laugh, lion to Egypt In 1965 to transl and Ismailia. but stayed to play." Mi-s. BiU’tOn, the canal — all of It in desper The ultim ate c o a l.Is .to chal- Ai^’ea Scout Council Sets up Expense ately needed foreign .currency . lenge Harvard University next PHOENIX. Arlz. ( A P ) - The revenue for 1965 Is the hiRh Musical Comedy, Light month for the North American VQcationai Explorer Posts The blankets in which In­ 56, Dies Vf est ever earned by Ihc Suez Ca "wink tide’’ and then challenM dians are burled consiiiuto nal.since _lt_was_opcned_with O x fo i^ U n l^ rsIty for the world “ Scouilng-lnlrtaglc'Valiey-jrot compIetcly~rcvampcd.— U n i legUimate funeral expense. gomp and cerem ony In Novem Plays Dropping in Favor a new twist T hursday-w iih the forms, weekly mceiings. ronk, Arizona's attorney general tpig^Illne^^ t i l l e ...... - • . dy hit, th e production which he Eight m em bers who really announcement that the first badges, and, Ihc paraphcnalia. has ruled.------In 1955. the la s t full year o NEW YORK (A P )'— Iti l h < ...... ‘ " HANSEN-Mrs. Nina Evelyn know their tlddllej—or winks- "Vocational Explorer Post" had encrusted traditions hove been foreign administration, the ca new "total th eater" of shock, adapted and staged contrasts By stale law, up to $100 Burton, 56, Route 1, Hansen, will be chosen to play the been formed. discarded lo arrive a t high- nnl earned 574.070.500 dollars shakeup and offbeat' relief, lighI sjiarply in x o n ie n l and method may be paid front slate wel­ died early Thursday morning al plays and musical comedy'arc with a co'ntrovcrsy.provoking matches, but McLeod, a gradu­ Max Rees, Saw tooth Notional level . programs unencumbered fare funds for "reasonable from 14,466 transits. ate student from the University Forest supervisor, announced by "kid stuff." Mountain View . Convalescent Today the canal Is deeper definitely out. • specimen- of the new style in funeral expenses” of ihoso Cenler of a long Illness.. explosive d ra m a tic s half o block cf Aberdeen,,says memh------the formation of a forestry Ex­ This is lhe first In a series on old age or blind asslst- wider and equipped wilh more Advocates of dramatic reform having trouble with plorer post sponsored' by the of year-long programs lo train ! was born April 23, 1909, port services than ever before .-all (hem fadinc vesiiges of a away. T h at, o f course. Is the Dunc men vocatYonally through nt Green Forest, Ark., coming pas.se era. Professional crhics ■'Marat—Snde,” directed by ;isquop5."______Forest »rvlce. kliyr-Geni-Darrell-Smttb- In Its history. In 1964, the entjri 8 expli le scouting program. 10 TWiiTFalis frotu-Arknnsus Iri rdget exploraion concept Is a . - said Wedne.iday he couldn’t 1935. She had lived In this area cr fare, even those who don', voiced an ep itap h for traditional ____ to cover your-opponent’s wink More lhan SO yopng men of —find.anythingJn.Arizona-lftw_ permit the passage of mam wlffi j^ 'uf wlhK'and prcvenl'hlm sponse to a high le v e r of In- since-thcnrcxcept-for-a-short mothionkers-wiih-a'draughfof e n tlre ly ^ a v o r— the— an(i(r,adl- sophomore, junior and senior books about It. But he noted from plopping o r snapping it In­ lerest In •vocational planning time In California. She w as m a r­ 3« feel. llonalisls. Although B urrow s carefully high school rank, and their par­ that the New York Supreme to a cup. Then of c o u r« . you shown by a re a youths. ried (0 Raymond R. Burlon on Egyptian admlnisiraiion Vexing both groups Is the avoids d ircct com m ent on ,lhe ents, met wilh William Lillie at Court defined as funeral m ust squldge your-ourn wink and In answer lo th e Inleresl. the Boy Scout Cenler to discuss Feb. 1, 1!H9, a t Rupert. She Avas thtf caital zone functions wllh inowledge ihot both styles gl rlvj^l, attrac tio n — bolh w ere.. — land lt-ln the cup."— ------scoutlng-programs-have-been costs (hosc^'auch.as the ex­ efficiency th a t is som ething 1 heater are popuhsr-wlih tickel produced by David Merrlck-he plan.ri6r the program;...... penses of a wake and a ■mcmbcr-of-the Methodist Churoh. (han common In th is part of (he clearly lakes Issue with many of Explorer groups have been mourning-i\pparel, flowers formed as a result of surveys Surviving. be.^Ide.i h e r bus- world. The bureaucracy which ^plaining. Ihis s(a(e of af- (he basic te n ets b f anilestablLsh- and music." ment forces. - conducted In high schools, and >and, nre a broiher. W oodrow affllcls-^pt In general Is-ab- a in Is Abe B u rro w s,-ah 'em i­ Cuban Women Are Bitter at Thnt m a tte r of raw language the Snake River Area Council leeves. Twin Falls; (w'o sisters, sent from (he streamlined or­ nent Broadway wriler-direcior Is working in conjunction with Mrs. - Theo Covington. Twin ganization which keeps the Suez who has been closely observing and anything-goes stage behav­ Changes Communism Made business.and prolesslonal men Falls, nnd Mrs. Hazel Luper, uinal Authority running today. slage trends sloco 1950. ior.' for exam ple. J 'Y o u c an caU m e a sissy if In various 'fields of Industry. Three principal stations — al •The public doesn't ...... HAVANA (A P ) - Cuban Ings, lipstick, and such things; Legislative Johnson, Ark., and her mother, The Forest Scrvice Explorers Ismailia, midway In the canal; unk." declares Burrows, "so yoil want 't o ,'’ Burrows says, . ■ women-conllnue-to-play-a-lai the-Cuban -woman. has_to -work Mrs,.RaIph.Proclor, .Kimberly.. vheirsomethlnR-ls-a-Tblg-sue- "burl'don'rlikc-dlrtywordrni------e^nrst-io-bc^7^fz^-on PortSald.-Ks-northei p a rt and Dear a neaW HSrOCWT' - tfirS lM ltcrfan ean r bcRaviof— th a t— wouldn't— be— HhTOft'eTgh-th-ytaTorihTHafil — W(Thnvc-workcd-hardr-And a-purely-i-ocati piupet~ in— tb e _ J a mily— living— _ 1___ —.tr .__a n ... -rt.1,This post ...will be joined by C astro revolution. have suffered. But don't ____Inlroduccd In.Housa. P(\»m My In ihnf rif. Many ol them w ork side by ■“ ■ sponsored Ij; J i chain. They handle the tran.sil do is look for that Ingredient partment were my parenisrln- law>’crs, dentists, vcicrinnrians, HB2 (Agricuiturnl A f f t . ^ sld e jv iih men in the fields and She spoke for a large num ber of of nn average of 50 ships a day, and maybe you caii learn some- most cases, d irty words take Ihe auiomollve dealers, certified Cotumiltce) — Proposing factories. They stand guard Cuban women who s a y they are amend certain sccllons of-the every day of Ihe ycai-. hing about dram a. It Isn't place of a joke th a t a w riter felt public accountants and others. duty carrying rifles and wear­ llred of "sacrlficinR." Irrigation'•Dislrjct Law relni- The pilot force, largely Egyp­ earning anything (o say a com- be Deeded but couldn't think ol. ing a rm uniforms and combal Though pretty clothcs,'stock­ Pardclpanls need no previous ing to the issuandrand payment Republicans tian but including , twp Ameri­ cdy is frivolous trivid and begin "Profanity is something else , boots. TTiey take m ilitary train­ ings, cosm etics nnd sim ilar Scouting experience to ^oin. ot .irrigation district bonds. cans, three Russians and five ipologizing.'’ — with it n poinl can .sometimes ing. Many leave ihelr children Items did not entirely disap- Vocational Explorers m e e ( Yugoslavs, k«eM -.Jher-«nvoys • Just about everything la the be made, and I think lhe com­ ^ a r , shortages h av e m ade life HB7 (Revenue and Taxation) in special schools while they twice monthly, one meeling b e — Authorizing Stole Board of (^hoose Boise moving at a siA dyjato of iev- heater, he a d s,.,is done with mandment in the Bible refers fo perform chores^ a s members pi difficult for the C uban woman ing a business meeting and the en know in Jx>lh directions, day »erious purpo.se, and disiinc- false sw earing, not just the use ‘ ‘ imininf Examiners to transfer addition------i n t j n w " tees. with a consultant covering some PorAssembly^ "■There ir* n r" c S R u rin $ r m anner'lind sober style ari ■Then he d iscusses (he ftindA*. Most women's clothes a re not Income tax refund at the tax And they a rc continuously particular phase of (he various collector's request. •'Year. Easier, Balram or Ificial. . t. mental m a tte r of content. Much rationed but the quality is poor vocations. An adult supervisor BOISE (APV-— T}oIse"^fias nalional holiday on lhe canal," "I’m a serious man,'’ he says, of recent experim ental drama, exhorted to do more for the rev­ and,they are expensive. Women HBB (Revenue and Taxation) been chosen for the Republican olution. . oversees the program and acts says Suez port m anager Hussein 'and the reason 1 make jokes In on Broadway o r off Broadway have little to selcct from; the — Creating Idaho apple com­ p a rty 's,Slate assembly in* June Safwat. "This is a round-lhe- shows Is that's a sort of H-ay.ot ' - While some do so willingly, as coordinator between crews or abroad, broods on downbeat fortunate one.*: are (hose who mission. while an clcclion-year budget ot clock business." ~ lilting obliquely a t serious sub- many are bitter at the changes and consultant. ihemes. still have wearable clothcs dat­ HJM l (Rep. Helen McKinney) (200,000 has been approved by The* stations at Suer and Pori ects. That isn't ducking life. ’• Comments Burrows: '"Musl- brought about by communism. Consultants nre resource ing from the 1950s, — Urging the Washington a n d the'ccnlral committee. s a way of coping with it." They miss the soft clothes, gooc associated with the particular Said arc ornate romalnders of a chls and com edics exist because Old dresse-s and su its are Oregon legislatures to Include Sen. Jack Murphy, R-Lincoln, Burrows is represented ci shoes, pertumes, cosmetics an( hase of the vocation the crew bygone era. with wide porches, hey are .som ethinc people want. tailored. M any w om en__havo Idaho in the Columbia R iver president pro-tem. lold the com­ white columns and Turkish- rently on Broadway by 'T actus Thai isn't p a ndering to lock of personal luxuries to which learned, from necessity, to sew exploring on a rotating sched­ Compact that regulates salmon m any w.ere accustomed. Cuba Eule. . • mittee he thought the 'S en a te re- stVle. garishly painted domes. Nower." a Cinderella story taste — it is 'sharing — and and make or remake their own and steelhead fishing In (he Co­ apportionment plan, invalidated They function ' ' ' ■’ tarring Lauren Bacall and Bar- doiV’t forget that the theater was once Imported the best the Unil- Wnlly Porter is adviser for clothes. A good se am stre ss is a lumbia Basin. by _a .federal...... coun.. panel last D^ ry Nelson, originally a kind, of religious thc_Corest_Servlcc Explorer —HB9-(HBnsen)— RoappoolotU«mbor^-n»t-the-ino. VU-the-tcatontft-blggctl-ci 'r-a-sharing,------■They've treated us bqdty,' group and his con^tanLs-nre ing Legislature (o fit 27 repre- vote" edict of the U. S, said a Cuban housewife who Women claim th a t .ordinary members of the Forest Service. seniaiive 'districts • with Court. eight years ago was considered street clothes ;.thot used to cost boundaries of 20 senatorial dis­ '1, ihlnk we .should hn‘vc” ilp- "middle class.'’ G-8 pesos now sell for 20. o r 30 or tricts, pealed to the U. S. Suprem e "One dpesn't have to look too more — teyond the means of a HBIO (Hansen) — R eappor­ large number of housewives and Court." he said. closely to see that." she contin­ Bidil to Host tioning Legislature to elect 36 One.state offlciol. Slate Mine ued, recalling lhat lhe revolu­ working women. T h e m aterial, senators and (a rcpre.scntalives a good part of it from Commu­ Inspector 0. T, Hansen, tion's leaders lold Ihem from In the same 20.distrtCTs. nounced al the meetinc the sta rt: "Forget about stock- nist China, with some from Ja- Declamation HBll (Revenue and Taxation) ond Spain, is not good, they would seek reouthoaEl ------^irt>e~T>icnty flf rtd ta rt t i i t r nraniotii^omEh— who Tiave ctiargc' of arrangement. " to provide-for election oM 2 sen­ Asia. Europe and elsewhere.” ries for Washington’s birthday shoes of U.S. Between 150 nnd 400 students a to rs , nine specifically Tcpre- but'little lyna fish for Lepl In and Cuban’m ake consider them' from high schools ihroughou senllng cities nnd the rest both Ihe nation's food stores this selves lucky. Southern Idaho are expected to rural-and urban areas, in 22 dis­ weekend. Each person is rationed to iwo p ariiclpate ln_ the day - long tricts. Boycott of Canned and frozen red lart pairs pf shoes a >-enr, plus-a events. Competition will be In cherries are plentiful. pair of canvas'one.';. W han dres­ varied categories wilh lhe public Introduced In Senate Foreign Ships Tuna supplies, however, have sy high-heci shoes a re available, invited to aitend. SJR4 (Judiciary and Rules)- they cost as milch a.s 30 o r 40 Proposing amendment to Con­ been cut by poor catches. Siudenis will compete In. . Prices are high — but- so are pesos; and w-omen c laim (hey stitution 10 authorize cities and nre uhcomforlnblc nnd hurt told story division, panel discus counties lo Issue bonds to fi­ Considered - •' p rices.for mcai_iiDd..poullry. sions, extemporaneous speak their feet. nance public recreation facili­ Meat prices are expecied ing, interpretive oratory, radio MIAMI BEACH, H a . (A P ) — rise slightly, during the next tew ' Cosmctics a re nlKO Gubar ties; subsliiules for SJR2. Maritime unions meeting here products, "usable but infcrlar." speaking, chorlc speech, humor SB2 (Education) - Requiring months and then level off and ous and {Iramatic readings. It loday reportedly will consider one 'young lady. L i^ tlc k is school buses to be'Equipped w ith bqycottlng foreign ships — in­ • -"aFClIncJaie-thi^-yearr-^ w ill-b e -a ll individual com peti­ only In lhe form of refills; flashing red lights and slop sig­ cluding those of Allied nations— tion with the exception of chorlc Sugar prices advanced last there are no containers or nal arm.. . _ _ ihat-tradewltb-North-Viet Nam. ■“ % ^qnd;. and lh e‘Agrlcullurc lubes.' spcech and~radlo drama .group SB3 (Educalion) - Eliminat­ participation. The boycott In effect would D e trim e n t stepped'—ifl.' this Some'U'omcn use a m ixture'of ing ^^provlsl^coverinc'use of close U.S. ports (o-hundreds of to halt them . It increased water and sugar n s h a ir lac­ Lee Popplewell, p rincipal-of sto p - j ignai arm by jc n o o l bus. foreign vessels. -the-amounl of sugar that c quer, . though such . things are the Buhl Elementary School, Is SB4 (Education) - Providing A spokesman for the AFL-CIO t>e import^ lo the U nit U.SUally nirnllnhli*. in pnvprn. cooxKcatlng in (he program by that- rules ^vernlng operation Maritime Trades Department Stales. meni-run beauty shops. Others ...... of elem en u ry of school buses apply to buses said Ihe International Long­ Potato • supplies are .much go around with their hairsmell- school youngstei's as audiences when flashing red signal is dis­ shoremen's Association w hlu larger than last year. Sweet po­ Ing of potent'C uban b e er, also for the siudenis' siory telling played. •• , Imposed a. boycott against U.S. tatoes.-'onions, tomatoes and utilized a i a substitute for hair, ond retold story division. Audi­ SB5 (Eduoillon) ^ Defining wheat shipmirtlsjg the Soviet crapes also a re readily availB' spray; ence groups will-be from 10 to responsibility of driver in oper­ Union two yeor;? ago. w illTjro- ble in most areas. Because of a high-starch diet. 12 qod will be comprised of atin g school bus. pose lhe new boycottlv ' . But -suppliei—of, -avocados, Cuban-nii-omcn—tend to . spread fourth, fifihjjind-fiixlh-gradc SB6 (Educalion) - Requiring The Spokesman 's a ld ' inich a cauliflowers, cucumbers, squash around: the' m ld3ler a n d girdles p “pin- ' motorists approaching or over­ boycott would affcct_jihJps--bf .and lettuce have been curtailed arrauch in demand.'They were Judges will M m em bers of taking school bus to stop if stop Great Britain, France,_Nnrwnjr; . by bad weather. al/nost. impossible to .g et until ..le Idaho Slate University signal arm Is extended and Italy, Greece. Unlted_Arjtb Re­ ' ' In the canned and frozen fruit recenily. Corsets a re now com­ speech department stoff.'They la sh in g red lights a re dls- public and Olher nations thal departm ents, th ere a re fairly ing on the m a rk e t a t-a cost of IS are Dr. Vernon Lestrud. Mrs. have deoll with >)orth Viet good supplies of-apples, apple- peso^.and_Up. though the quality Darlene Lestrod, Dr. Kent M ar­ ***SB7- (Sandberg, S ^ v ls h Nam. . .A VIETNAME^^CHILD dings to his biwnd father who was roonded up as a t n s p ^ d gauce,. aprlLpg,' lett cherries, leaves m ucnlto bft~dcsircd. ac- ier. Prof. Donald Asboe, Mrs. Wood) - Creating 21 legislative • "The ILj^ is seriously consid­ Viet Cong jwerrilO by ••Operation "Eagle’s Claw" In the^ong Son area,.-280 miles northeast porple. plums, blackberries and cording (o w om en w ho wear iBckle -Ball and Prof. Allen districts for eleclion of U sena- ering refusing'to load any such of Saigon. Tbe father was taken (o an Inierrogallon camp, wllh other suspects roiuded op tV ' ■i_:.rispbeirieaj' :• them. BloomqUlsL” ors and 70 rcpresentailvcs. ship." the spokesman said. the U.S. Ist Air Cavalry Dlvliloa (bat conducted tbe operation. (AP wlrepholo) ~ i: ■ Goading: Battles Jerome, ThiirtdSyrFib'lTriW iniS" Upsets~Spice Plar

“Mountain“H(mie-f or Title L ^ALlSBUJlY.Jrtd*.(AE).=Jop.seede(U3cnnis ilalston ____ and Manuel-Santana plus defending champion Jan-Erik Lundquist of Sweden fell W ednesday in a wave,of sec' ond round upsets that swept the National Indoor Teniils Of South Central League Championships. Ralston. America’s No. 1 ace- from Bakersfield, Calif., fell vlc-l— :------^------;------. Gooding puts Its title hopes on the line while the rest of the conferences in tim to on old malady — for a 3-«. 13-n, 6-4 triumph over M agic Valley have nothing to decide but what tim e to leave for the district tAir* double faults - In bowinu m ol Coral namnamCniS ents neXl next week.WKCK. UUOUingGooding is muthe Ulliyonly conference MUbcaciiVtpace-setter uiaithat vuuiucould ugbe uia-dis- to inspired Tomaz Koch of lodged. Ropkiand■ “ ‘ (Magic ■ ■ Valley Conference).Confen ' Shoshone * ...... (Little Six Conference) * B razil 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. m eets Koch and Pasarell plays: and Dietrich (Northslde League)igue) already have m ade room in their trophy cases for I (Northslde . anntana of Spain, rated ihe U t r Thursday, wiih Friday's' 1H(n965:6(niardW£fi‘e7TKd5Dallas, No. ousted John P . the losers.' County's. Tom Gormley foi to play out his option, w as trad ­ only Saturday, wllh ilp o ff set of Tuscaloosa, Ala., 6-1, 6-3. ed to the Baltimore Colts y ears-aco. Knowles tiod 267 la for 8:00 p.m. ..J the foreign field, Cliff Wednesday for Wendell H arris, Although the B engali have Drysdale of South Africa, seed­ ' Scores y e a r and 248 golng^ inlo Satur­ a defensive back. W ellington d a y 's game at Dietrich. Gorni' lost ifieir first five Big Sky ed' third, used his two-fisted Mara.'presidini-of-the Giants, league games to date, Rether- . ley set the mark in 14 g said it was a straight player \vhile Blellevue was still ii ford figures his team can still eration. swap. have a lot t0 .say. as to 4he final . Robbins has 230 points and "Sirachula.. a 27-year-old de- outcome ot ihe c f . (wo games to play this week' .jnsive end and tackle, came lo race. end. the Giants with halfback Dick . “ We baltled Gonzaga right Also of nore is (he free (hrow Jame.i in )9S4 in Ihe deal that down (0 (he wire a t Spokane race between Nielsen and Wil­ seni Sam Huff to the Wnshlng- last monlh before losing S3-76. liam s. the Minico man cur­ lon Redskins. He w as handl- nnd we could have been a lot rently leading 113-109. Who ever copped by Injliries but appeared tougher In our first game wins will have the district rec- in 11 games last >-ear. against the VandaLs hai^ Dave Ord»J>glh having surpassed Ihe The former Penn Stote ath­ non' r old standiFd of 108., lete, 6-foot-3. 250 pounds, had . said. In all there arc 2< games set become- involved in a -salary In the Idaho game at Poca­ for Ihe weekend. Twin Falls will dispute and never did sign’ a tello Saturday, tbe-B engals will spend boih nights out of town, Giant contract last season. be trying (or .their sixth victory ' GETTING AN EARLY start for Ihe baseball seaun Houston Astro InNelder Sonay Jackioa — p la y ln g -P o c a tc llo -a n d —High- -Under— National----- FootbaU over-the-VaiKlals In 0 series that _Ii.ichonled-nn-htiw_ta sUdfl by Coach. Jlm _nusby at the Astros' )>pr|nf Ifalnlng camp at CPCQP._ League rules a man plays out began back in I932r33. The Mos­ FU. (A ? wirephoto)______^ Bu'c Ihe spolligBt bas lo re­ his option clause by not signing cow school shows IS wins over m ain squarely on Gooding, and taking, an autom atic 10 per Idaho State, including a 111-87 which faces two of the tougher ccnt salary cut. Siynchula decision in the Vandal gymnas­ learns around, The firsl test \Yould have become a free agent ium January 8th. com cs'Friday when the Sennti May 1 but undoubtedly ^vould Coach Jim Goddard's Vandals Atlanta Stocks Teams With 42 host. Jerom e. Gooding ripf have been placed in the'A llantn are currently lied for fourth -Ih e Tigers 71-49 in a n :e a rlie r expansion drafl if he were not place in Big Sky standings, meeting but Jerome isn't ihat be traded. , - . along .with Montana State, and Veterans Off Other NFL Clubs ‘ iv«-aiv41-8-ovcr-aH-rtcord,- Jerom e has picked up its hosts Camas Couniy. Gooding Rated In the NCAA's top ten PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The A tlanta Falcons camc up with such surprising inc pace and won ils Iasi five Stalc-will.bc:at-Carcy.^______leamsJa_acocing.^lhe_Vnndnls choices.as-Dcnnls^Claridge, Alex H aw kins. Larry Benz,.Bobby Franklin and M aury — gameTwhTiniS'cIefeffsrhas-re? are hilling better than 90 points Youmans W ednesday as they slocked thlr new franchlse-witb’« experienced men mained consistently strong. Two . Saturday's slate will see Bur­ ley returning home to enieruin per-game with six players in from Natlonai Football League rosters. Placing the emphasis on youth, Coaph things spark Gooding, Ron Ad­ double figures for the season. Blackfoot while Minico moves Norb Hecker and the Atlanta brass wound up with a ‘— ------« « » - - • - amson on ihe boards at. both Guard Jerry Sknlfe. All-Confer­ ip w ith s 22.6 years inlo the third district lo play ends of the court and the speed ence Iasi season, is Idiiho's top and had about-3>^'yei Bishop Kelley .of Boise. of iu • • ■ • •- in wllh a 17.4 average. Right NFL ' playing experience fast break passes. Jerome has Also going into the Ihird d iv .hind comes newcomer Bob (jibson Seeks per man. Hccker said he strict will be Gooding, which Draft Board worked speedy-guards Into .its Pipkin. 6-4 forward, who’s hit' was very much- pleased will be at Mounuin Hom e, cur­ team in the pasi iwo weeks and ting 16.2. and happy about the selections, rently. one-half gam e off the while it can'l answer Adam­ Other Vandals scoring well g Increase three fiom each of the 14 clubs Will Decide son’s 6-5 height, il stands 6-2 In pace. Filer and Wendell forei lire veteran guard E d Haskins that operated 1^1066. ____ contcrcnccs.iorj.a.scasonJina! at-lS.6;-lett«rman-forwardJohn " _Saturdav-"fe~renators face _IheJeaiure_DLthe_N(Jrtn5ldc Ruckcr._13J;^6J_centC£_Dav£ From Cards ‘They made'livollable a fine About-Qay gnjnp“ o f "defensive” backs* 5laie-{lndsJlagermaajil.Can]tts SchloUliauer_13J.—ood-guard ...... " iS tlr o -CTr-LOUIS- ------4 BOISE (AP) - Ugislalion li said he took a sending rh^ Sh&shone Redskins n«>l ni>rr IM II__ 1 urging Qregon And Washington in Ihe league la st .season. draft deferment. The fight Is lo Wendell. ■ Undefeated Sho- 1 IW7I ------0 : 441 T<4 to include Idaho Ih the Colum'' expected to produce ^500,000 in ■shone can 'l be dislodged by run- bla River Coi taxes. ner-up Wendell but ihis one is a 'KOlTTIt ce.NTRAt. IDAHO MVCGlSr^-59 cons would take a quarterback. WR. M l f ir Mit. lates salmon a .. . The list of players compared preview of the flr^l round of the Rondln* (17.11 — « 0 »r‘ Ing was Introduced ^ A-3 district tourney. Kirnberly.ls Uounliln ltom» (II.H I I »l- —. Upset Over Don’s ably with the receni pf . . [HgTinitrncw TiTU hn" to-ihe-top-of-ihe-llsi-if-he-ls- hom e lo Ihe Wood Kiver w oT IW in .lj ___ * I J7S 404 The ' Hou.se Joint Memorial classlfled." verlnes In a game for the bat' by the A m erican League. Miami cIIa m A-l was introduced by Rep. Helen landed 19 men who had been tom . Wood River currently is McKinney. R.Lemhl. w ho'.has points from L arry Mitchell, one game ahead of Kimberly. came up with a 7S-S9 upset.o starters. A tlanta got 22 who pressed In ihe past for a solu­ have held a tartin g Jobs In the Valley will enterlain Glenns tion to d ; salm on and Don’s Quality M eats in the fea­ ture of Rupert C ity league play NFL ' F e rry . • steelhead runs into Idaho. Heckcr threw up a depth On Ihe Soulhslde, Ihe Declo LITTLE mx "The Snake R iv e r.. .and Ihe Wednesday night. ' chart on a blackboard In the lid. thal‘s the end of il, Hornets will entertain the Raft •tuvni fit.ll ___'** ^ 4«: Clearwater River, which- lie Don Janak gol' 25 for the press room to show how his 23 into service. River Troians while Castle' ..vl.ll U M I ___ 1 J 114 loars. __ — S - 4 - M 7 - wholly within Ihe Stale- of Ida­ otfensive m en and 19-defensive ...... J is a split declslori, • Invades Murtaugh.-Winles'Han: Rlrnnt FiTIT <«.|H - 4 S 412 ho," the memorial read, "are, Alma T um er'‘(27 polnls),' Ken Clay can c a ^ his appeal to sen comes to the end of a long Wood Him IMIl „ I « 4o: major producers of salmon Gentry (20) and Fred Ash (19) Washington. , road by iriivcling to Murtaugh. KlnWri; [(-111 ___ 1 1 Stt and steelhead trout i>i ihe Co- med Kraft Foods to an tM t showed Red M ack of Pituburgh *The champion hasn‘t said T^fs one is also a good rivalry -NOBTH8IDB-COKFBRBKCB- Rivet. ..,islo n over M alta’s Outlaws WnH H ff“ ' k iP * B a 1(lm n r> m whether he will appeal. andHansen would'like ...... It Is now «ifparent, Ihe .... The OuiTaws‘~K ev Horper t ^ Gay has“ been tlflsifiea~FY Dljltkh (17.11 ^ _ * * * TM* split end and Bill M artin of Chi­ better than lo surprise arch- IILtl t • •'I morial said, that proper regula- scoring honors w ith 33 points.. cago and Bob Jencks ot Wash­ because he-twice failed to meet ■ rival Murtaugh...... I and preservation Monday's schedule sends 0 ington n t tight end. Jencks also the Army‘s minimum Intelli­ Noclhslde. action will send Ihe ...... runs cannot be W.’s Cafe against M alta at I a placekicker. gence standards. The standards achieved wiihout Idaho’s parti- p.m. and Don’s against Pl^a Ths list showed centers Bob since have been, lowered, and cipation In the com pact. Haven in Ihe nightcap^ WhlUow of D etroit, Frank Mar- Clay now qualifies. . .

[ton and Dave Reche? of PhilaL..,...... Cooper Wms by Power Company to Spend $3i7 Million on Facilities, . The offensive linemen were Don T olbert o f Dallas, Frank KO in First Lasky of New York and Errol WOLVERHAMPTON, E ng­ $2.2 Million Annually to Protect SteMeaitRun Unden of Minnesota, all 1965 land (AP) — Henry Cooper, . BOISE >- Idaho Power Com­ rcUted faclillics... will Increase re.wurce for the enjoyment of neriod, Ihe fish will be 7-8 inches starting tackles, and guards Ed British heavyweight* boxing pany announced plans Wednes­ Idaho Power's toial"cxpenditure our sportsmen." - long and approaching their Cook of StT-Louls, Dan Grimm champion, knocked-out Jeffer­ day foe an early start on con­ for migrant-fish conservation Key facility In the com pany's "smolting," or migrating, suge. of .Green B ay, J im Simon of De- son Davis of'Mobile, Ala., In one struction of a broad complex of programs to $24.2^.000 a n d its new complex will be a haiche Then they will be transplanted troh and Daie-Memmelaar of minute, 40 aeoonds of the first steelhead hatching a n d ' rearing annual cost to S2.2M.IXI0; at Niagara Springs, n e ar Bui... by tank truck to holding ponds Qeveland. round In a scheduled lO -ro u ^ r Wednesday nighi. facilities designed to estabtLRalph Heck of Phitadel^ agreement on a coo^raiive" pro­ empties Into t(ie'S nake below collKted al'Idaho Power’s Hells. In ihe Lemhi in the spiking of gram of artificial propagation as. Sam- Williams of Detroit Ma.' Marion. Rushing of SL the proposed High -M ountain Canyon 0am project and Bob.,Rlchards gf Phitadel- ^uls^and^. Max^Messner. -of -And transplantlng-s ije e Ih e a d Dam.” He said that with brought to the.eyed suge'at ‘‘From this and successive .runs from Hells-Canyon reach }hia plus young U m Povrell of Pittsburgh. — .jlmon River, It also 6ffers Iu existing hatchery near Ox­ plantings.” he said, *'we hope In the defensive backfleld, of the'Snake Id the Umhi Riv­ hundreds of miles .of accessible bow Dam. tlut even after sportsmen take er, a tribuwry of the Salmon. At t.ckle,'the"Fai- Hecker wound up with Bent u d ports-fishing water. AS the eggs develop- Into iheir catches along the entire cons grabbed .G uy Reese .of-Bal- Franklin of Cleveland, Ron 500 Block 2nd Ave. So. i , They will be operated IV' the Woodworth described the-pro- ngerllngs al Nlagart " * ’ 'i of the Salmon., at least imore,Xhuck .Sieminskl of. San «mlth of Chicago, Jerry Rlch- Idaho.Flsh and Game Depart­ gram as “additional evldence.of the fish' will-be placed adults will retum-to the 'rancisco. pehnis Murphy j>f ardson of Lor Angeiesi-Lee Ctl- ment at the utility’s’expense. Idaho Power’s readiness to creie raceways for feeding that Lemhi facility to compleie each Chicago and Roger Anderson * land of Minnesota. Carl Sllvestrl ■ Roach-pointed

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■niE »CTORY SATURN IB launch vehicle «nd lhe fln t Apollo raoomhlp »r® checke’d oui at Cope Kennedy. Fla.; for launching neit week, the National ^renauUcs a t^ Space Admlojitra- tion tald In releasing thU photo Wednesday. Thhe m a id en fl ht for both tbe Apollo and the Salum IB b progranicHTor 39 minutes. 28 sWOndSTWASA H ir(NASAphoto vtoA P wirtphete)

lhe moon on lhe fourth or fifth - In 196S. Two Carey Apollo Craft The Saiurn IB L< scheduled Students to Is Poised hurl the Apollo sp a ce craft ^300 miles high and ra m it back Ihrough lhe atm osphere a t 18.- Attend Clinic For Launch 000 miles nn hour to determine how well hs heat shield protects CAREV-Mary Murdock, 18, CAPE KENNEDY. F la . .(AP) and Scott Peck, 16, will be the — The first unmnnncd Apollo It from re-eniry temperatures of more than 5,000 degrees. - Carey High School Band stu­ moonship Is poised for launch­ dents attending the Stale Music The cabin of the craft, an ll.- ing here next week a board the CII^ic-a^Poca(ello March 34-26. . most powerful rocket e v er built 000-pound scction w hich will by lhe Uniied Slates.-a 22-story house astronauts on future Band membiers elected the two tall Saturn IB. fllchis, is to parachute Into the and their applications wert ac> d by the Clinic committee. The maiden fiieht for both the Atlantic near Ascension Island. 5,300 miles southeast o f Cape ____ Murdock, daughter of Mr, Apollo and-S aturn IB is pro- Kennedy. Recovery will be at- and Mrs. V erd-M urdock, will Rrammed lo last 39 minutes, 28 temptea. play third clarinet. Peck, son of seconds. Dut if nil goes w ell it Mr. and M rf.-R oss Peck, will will be a ma]6r step tow ard a The Apollo spacecraft w ill be stailar to the actual moon vehl- be playing third com et. 'They manned lunar landlng.- cle, but without th e lu n a r excur- wIll~b8“ accompanled“ to~the — lf-lhrco~tuch-unmanned-Khot£ slon-modulc.-thecapsule-which clinic -by Ronald-Peck.-school work well, ihrec astronauts will two of the three astro n au ts will music instructor. , ride into orbit o n 'l h e fourth ride to the moon'x suriace.wbUe launchini;. hopefully Inte this the thlrd.circles the moon.__ _ i -yeaiTDQi-frtjritrcislirtoH^ay The Saturn IB, 224 feet Ull Schobl*af5a-Marchn6-T"co'nceH trip, Ihey will 'Work o u t tech­ and weighing 650 ions on will be presented a t Idaho State niques for llie moon {lighT. launching, follows the* Satu rn 1, Universliy. The clinic Is si There will follow e arly ni which completed a 10-shot pro­ sorH by the Idaho Music I year the first lc.« launching gram' last year; caion Association. lhe Saium S rocket, the 36-story Saturn 1 could place 22,000 Apollo moon booster. T hree men wunds in earth orb it. 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MESSERSMITH O F G EM STATE REALTY, TWIN FALLS GOLD STRIKE STAMPST , ThUrtday, Feb. 17,1966 1 8 , Twin Fallt TImat»Now» Ears of Big Machinists Union •"-^Agreement- Sting Erom Criticism of Strikes WASHINGTON (AP) - The gunpowderi or of jet fighters or numtxr— Df^nstances:— The— — eary-of^hc-Wg^kiachinsis-Unkwi heHCTpiera_fronu=Jhe:r«rli.er Machinlsts-.sent Cape'’Kenncdi__^_^ Jtlds Lasted; still sting from .criticism of a Machinists’ strik e a t McDonnell Ambers baclrio' worirbefore------strings of receni strikes that A ircraft Corp. in St. Louis. the McDonnell settlement so the For 75 Years hailed production of • Sfemiller see* no reason why doubleheader G em ini -spaeeshct warplanes, siom bomb' paru his unloft. o r any olher union in wiih four astronaut* could go on CINCINNATI. Ohio' (A P) , - and almost delayed .a major defense work, stould be sinj Th8 imeroatlonal Moldm u d space flight. oul for criticism for « strike. 'That wasn't easy lo dc.'^ Allied Workers Union «Igned - The .question: Should the Echoing AFL-CIO President Slemiller said wheri. In effect, labor agreement 75 yeart machlnlsta end other unioni tie George M eany's offer of full he had to break his own union's when most of Its member* were barred b y Jaw from striking de­ cooperation in case .a national strike. , molding pot.bcllied stoves. It fense plants? emergency b declared. Slemlll- The 900.000 m em bers of Siem- • has endured ever since, without P . L. Slemiller. the soft-spo­ er added: " I ’m not one who iller's un io a — full name, ihe ken new M achinists president. agree* thal we hnve an emer gency at this particular time." Machinists, .and Aerospace Monufaciurers’ Industrial Rela­ _____ . Willard W lru and And labor union* in general Workers — .makei'e------.‘i'everyihlng • tions Assocladon -> a descend* President Johnson appear- to have made concessions In a from bowling .balls to bombs. . . • ant of thc'Siove Founder*' Na- airee with him. ' • - — -..tlonal— Defense... A blation _SlemiUer,.whoJcoks.morcJlke which sign^ Ihe orlsinal pact — claim It is the oldest continu­ - yOU-CAH STARMOSING - ous libor agreement . in the est union, {s t man who can country. ■ - WSIGHITHIS WEEK! - "We haw never had,a saw* take a lot of heal with a smile » and re tu rn ic wiih inlerest. . IT S u s r WITH SIEM EM * b; P.tjt tinned work stoppage since it TKIi inuiliif iHodtrlilAX leimuK. Mia It ert. _ w a s put into effect.*' say* Wil- W hen the Defense t>epart- un Ml» T«i I* Ml imair » tmii t»i>l against Olin Mathieson Co. MlN* nch ntil. »inait.X |» il l« M tt |nunt«i|lilr li ' dent of the 106-year-old union n t t* i«d n «o«< tf»»iin. ai whTch has headquarter* here. threatened gunpowder supplies Ktipt IIM >Mf »iit« i*M muu. a ititii roa ii in- for Viet Nam if the Machinisu Wl» It * MX •IIIIClKt JM . . . « ------When th e • ^ ' llligs TM ■Kll*'ll}«< yf," M'VMt KlIlBI }N |tl I'll* was sicned didn't go back to work and start •iM( uwtn. 25, 18?]. stov passing the ammunition again, Slemiller replied: "That charge IT REAUr WORKS!. iras-phony-aa-t-three-dollar-bTlI with Elsenhower’s picture on it. said. Now. be said, motders get hnl IlM MO»l« “somewhere between $30 and . . ITiey have warehouses full of Kt<« MIIUAI ll...... WKfhllKwnci. *"B. omtttiHr iiiiitKa. »»uni n f iwi r«<'r S3S a day.” 'with a' m inim um of the stuff. We did,them a favor I r , . " " ’...... " $25 for eight hoiirs ivbrk:- In hailing production for a while Only about 5,000 of the union’s ■ RECEIVING GOD AND COUNTRY award from Rev. Dr. 1 parents, Mr..and M n. Eugene Jensen. The so they could find room to pul It 81.000 members now nre cov- Harold Nye, Twin Falls Methodist Church. U U rry Jensen. J d recently during Court ot Honor eeretoony. In." , ered by the slovfrmolding con- On the two-week strike at the - tract these work In about 60 B enidlX -.C ^ , in I^n sa s City jobbing, . foundries, production which stoppd"production of shops and stove factories in the Celebrate Bright Side - ir u for atom ic weapons, Stem- . East. ...er remarked: "We've _ At one time'the stove pact BOSTON (A P)-M otorU ts YOUR BIRTHDAY PnrSBURGH -(AP) - atom bombs coming out of our covered m ore than 30.000 work- on Ihe Weston-io-Boston ex­ Traffic jams have a bright e ars.” tension of the Mas-iachu- side, according to Rex W. The government never ■riie contract has been revised setts Turnpike m ay ride loli- and HOROSCOPE W h itto n , oddreislnff a charged any actual shortage of over the y e » n and now ioclu d n rree Friday, a s a birthday administrator. ' vacations, health Insurance and present. W h i t t o n , acfdresing a^ ft national pension plan. The Turnpike Authority group of businessmen here Avoid com m itting yourself to recently, said th a t whf;n It has been renewed on aald Ihe free ride is in cele­ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17 ]y basis unlil the World bration of the extension’s — Born today, you have a rest­ any new venture, no matter city streets become choked years, when three-ycar agree­ first anniversary. The toll is less nature and m ay take a long how dauling It may appear with traffic "th is is not so ments were started. normally 50 cents. time before seiUing down to a the surface. Wait to see wlut much a sym ptom of illnes “1 would say it's been because career thot can sa tisfy both comes of it. - as k is proof that Jhe cijy we’({d always, been factual, be­ your ambition for succcsr and TAURUS ( . cause o f the JI— drive to be on the move. Make progress we've had at ry 's Bunnies 32-15. Jam es .Shew scored 18 for the winner- ' ____d wit'h a vivid Imagina­ ombltion and drive Siever*-and-Ken- ell scored for the Hurricones. atJjcort, you arc also practical Wilcox’s Vandals pushed their LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oc(. 23) - tin, Tod Rude. Hy Morrison, and know that the world can­ Se confident of your own abili- Kerry Wentworth- and Brad record to 7-0 as they downed not be set lo rights wlih one W alker's Werewolves 23-3. John stroke. You are willing to do ies and all should go well, Bremen supplied the points for "his is no day to hang bock for "•the'wUincrsrSteve-Parr-scor^ -Wilcox_nnd B o ^ C a p ra hit for your_smnlLpart_and_to jvajt. fcar-of-bclng-found-wont^ 10 for the losers. 10 and 8 points to leairthc-icam ' Even setbacks do not dl- Larry N)’cCa.?ntellife.«; ------ash, Tom Ashenbrener. Marty role in o Danny Thomas TV ------FIFTH GRADE Horence and David Lawley special with BinR Crosby. Hope ■ -- -Uranga-'fi'—Viking*— downed Mtored. for.-thc .w inners^ JJavId wili.havc_io_sctilc fo^a_brjef , Sterling’s Raiders 14-12 ■ io Lawrence wa? high m an for the appearance.______'______I overtime game. Mike Anderson Powerpuffs. • ' tallied -7 for the winners. Ron Slandley's L ions outlasted Schallcr was high man /or ihe Smutney's Smcarers 30-7. Trent lo-wrs with 7 points. Trappen. Kevin Sinndlev and HortwcH’s Hares rompe Jerry Lively scored ihe points ‘ Galloway's Globetroiiers to lead the winners.' Dave Gal­ Danny Ncmnich ripped the neis> vin and Jesse Hernandez scored See the for 17 to lead the winners. Lynn. for the losers. Galloway and Jim Keni^-- provlded GOOD GUVS at Damage to the sedan was C krk'a Oinc« ^7uf«l8y7FebT17nVfi6~Ty,rInT^IirTrrw-Ne^ end to the truck SIOO. Marriage licenses were Issued News ol Record TWIN FALL5 COUNTY to Arthur E. Hoult and Reta J. p e n n y w i s e p e n n y w i s e Justice Court JEROME COUNTY o m er collided a t the Intersec* CTaibome, both’ Twin Falls; lien of East Avenue B tnd Bu­ ■ Fined JU for having inade- Jerdrae PoUc« Blotler. Larry G. Teply and Colleen M. A jefian driven by Burnie chanan St. Damage w as « l at luaie equipment were Glen E. _Ovetmftn. Jerome, ran tnio-« Sullivan, both Buhl, and Robin *■ . TIiurijiy, Feb. 17, V 250 Twin Fills Tlmei-Nttwi. Thoftday, Feb. 17, 1966__ #

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In Indiana Help Wanted-FemaU . 18 Feb. 17-18, 1966 FREE. Twin Fails .TimavNftwi 2 3 -^irb-SiehoeF Need personable ------CLERMONTr-Iwl.-CAP)— (Use/niese Phone ._. Experienced-or.-TraInee— Relp-Msle-and-Fnnal*— ^20 - Rioiing flared twice al the In­ Change.GIrl»—W aitresses EUpPLCMHrn your lacome i i i aaJ diana Girls School Wednetday Numbers FREE - and -CMktall W oltrcsses SaiurdiM ai Fuller Dniiti dealer n5"*hrlckins. ax-swlnging teen­ and attlilaBt Call 7U-3SM or 713- agers stormed througli the otcharge Excellent working condi­ » » « apply U4 Lya«ood aoiUe- school In pltch'ed battle* with tions with top pay and paid 'No JDStter wfaere you Ut* , vacations. First rate hos­ en? siirt your own biuiscM ft., in tbese areas, you can or pan iUM->« doned it when a trooper shot CUSTOM TwltT out the- tires, v MANURE HAULING Som e 100 Indiana Stote Police and Marion County sheriffs of­ Burle;, Rupert, Leo’s Decio. Paul, 'FASHION C A R EER Custom Farm ing ficers sw arm ed ontp'the school OPPORTUNITY . grounds for the second time aft­ Ndrlind______«78-255J e r dark. The 20 girls who staged the lun Wigi. The lynineUC w l| ' sccond rampage.scattered over C U S T O M the grounds, screaming and at­ Classified Directory able. excillAi MANURE HAUUNG tempting 'to- persuade some of wen!i*ia”e'ara up to SMO.UO per Robbloi SU-SOQ} or »4M0)I SuU the 180 other girls who re­ ANNOUNCEMENTS monih. Full or Part-Ume. You mained in their cottages to join decide the hvuri. We.tupply you dltsiUlcatlon .1 tbrougb If UiouiaBdi In iBventory. No Ib- CUSTOM vetlment wanted, ■irainlns pro­ MANURE HAULING vided. If iBteretted in unlimited _ jnoa.01»BiIer__ Uuhl, SU-SMI EMPLOYMENT cafnlni, w n te U o s »-D c/o Clu^Icatlon 16 througb 31 Timet-tiewa . . . or lee m at JOU Ulairt Cuttom Farniiu. mas- lha K • ------ure haullBi and ezcavatiBi. baao> ^ Past Mastei^ 'Hotel, — rao^l.--t^««h-dI^Jlnf;-HiOB#-^H-— HaT: Vlraw asd (rain baullfif. Dar­ -Nigtt-Held— OUssUleauon SO througb SI rell Sotet. phone 7l»sao». REAL ESTATE . poriunlty "»or nifiii'women lelllB*!! OlusUlcttlon SO througb 63 to Iheir tarm^nelghbori^ WNTKU: Cuilom »•« At-Wendell _ Phone 7M-T4M. iB'l iBlerfere w ith------...... W ENDELL — Annual past SOBOOI^-INSTRUOTICN ... oblJaadofl to inquire. Write WorkWantad Avon e/o Mf». Phyllli Melnturf. m a ste rs night nnd banquet for Clusifluilon 40 througb n»ctten 46 ceny, vagrancy, •drunkenness, .‘^DV!X*?^urtih!’iw"Nor?5w«h: been limited because of the dan­ •mtttHI. phOBd 7m 7-«l/...... COMPLCTB your hl|h ichool oduca- d isorderly conduct, permiiilnR a ger of bleeding, such as surgery ■eaeral orcie*. Ago 21-10. Muic j.,:^TO FIGURE COST . . Print your ad in Ihe o rd e r b la n k . Then count lh e n u m b e r Sf'Uf^CEirb'plrellB resuiercd Vl|ui? be food typllt. neat appearanca. lion at home In iparo llme.'Pay dog to run at lar^, resisting Involving the liver or other org- coBiulltBli Lyile Gardner. Ml 7Ul <1 > General omca lor youni officers, concealed weapon, lewd of word*. Include phono number or address in wrord count. If your Item lelli AveBW WDtlh. phone 733-7001. r. .IS-ZS...... Neal . appearanca «»ien- and u n ichool. P. 0 . Boa 7S4S, conduct, zoning ordlnonce vio­ before your schedule Is completed, we will charge only for the times run . . . floUe. Idaho. lation, burning garbage Illegal­ tial. Muit pailI teiti. (4.) Ex- ly. rap e , Indecent exposure, lewd and will rebate any overpayment. Homes fer Sal* 5 0 " and up. ({,) Oenerat cohabi t a 1 10 n, embeizlement, Spy’s Boast- tb oum checks. offlce tlrl> alway* seedeST IU.S00. 1 bedroom brick asd People a rrested for drunken- Is Denied by ® Judy^pirry BnT^'rS*Ml!l*r.'’uiJ css totaled 250 and 178 people THE TIMES-NEWS, OASSIFIED-DEPT. TW Iig FAILS, IDAHO MALE:. Ttili bome U 1. )rear«.old. May permitted their dogs to run at -P w cuitcaMj^pirfclm. rhnni.Ta..Pr««cuitMU^parl .trada.for hom *Jn.F»er,______large,''acconding~to ■ court "rec­ —(tn— Brp'werieed - a o to ^ p a m " FBI-Official tniB. Married and fully reipoo- ords. -Starling bale - .....Ron M y M fo^ DORIAN DRIVE T raffic' violations included WASHINGTON. (AP) - The SI7.SM, Very clean 2 bedroom FBI denied Wednesday a Soviet Number of Lines...... -•------Remittance Enclosed — ;— ^ DIM Me .i------Dtiuiy Stion. m MalD Wot, ■briek bome, (amUy room, lou c harges - of drunken driving, phOBo 7U-IC41. Evenint appoint- rccklesT driving, speeding, fall- master spy’s boast tint he ------ure-to-yieWrdisorderly-conduot ...... ______Ueaiity iBnflcc-blf.adi w ith a m olor vehicle, following - - ...... - noses vaneta iludeati al reduced price*. Hoover's agents. too closely, Jmproper passing, A ddress z. : ijm LYwWi m r r An FBI spokesman, abandon­ beuer lobi, Muii be hl|b ichool driving on n.one-way street in sraduaie aad eome eolleat beck- REALTY the wrong direction, noisy muf­ ing the bureau's eaHIer "no PRIULjrOUR AD ■round. Married. S e rv lc a ^ tl- <10 Blae U k n aivi flers. and driving on the wrong com m ent” stand, said Col. Ru- latloni'- compieie. Muat ^ n i lem . («.) Mea for ytarJtiround ____ sIde-dtilhtL dolph.^beKills.appareaUy..At; Job. loma fann and traeior Persons arrested for drunken tempting to vindicate himself in -rk. loma mill work. No Irrl- driving totaled ••,32; 824 people tho eyes of his Red bosses by eowi lo mUk. Modem itlery. ” «d^ d«i5d u?5 ii m 5l S S r * !^ were citcd for speeding and 247 false, boastfal statements." drivere w ere disorderly wlil^ ^Abel was convicted in Brook- nlBM. Dous VoUmar. their motor vehicles, according on O c t 25, 1957.vof spying to court. records. ■ . .. th e Soviet Union and sen­ Coses dism issed totaled ,172, tenced to 30 years n prison after . ; r W i i l i and 65 w rs o n s w ere bound over a spectacular trial. He was child. stM aa. sahi. to district court swapped Feb..lO. I9G2r^or-Pf*o. cis Gary Powers, the American Homes far Sato 50 U2 spy plane pilot shot down Launch in-Doubt over th e Soviet union. _____ -ilultipleJL istinfflS ew qce---^^ LONDON (A P ),— The British Abel. 63, now living In retire- !nt-is-havlng-co(lous rtenf“ In“ MdS»w— m adnilS • doubts about tho future.. oLji claims- hit-:w eeke;id.Jn the Is a -local assKlation of Realtors o i^ b e d for tte, m t- European project to launch a newspaper for “ ' pose ot offering (he buyer* and SeDers of Magic _ V a ^ better service, fi their Real Esuta transactloit ■ sjMce satellite because of spiral­ pie Mosbivsky Komsomolets. l>AKT U0I empleyment oaiy. Bara ling co sts 'and technologi­ He said he had ndlo conUct Look '/or our i^ U fy ln g s ^ b o l - cal questions, official sources with Moscow 'during, the' night CLASSIFIED CllASSIFIED soid W ednesday night. before his.arrest, and his equip­ They reported this after-pub- m ent w a s still In his room when ^DEADLINE - OFFICE HOURS .-.lication o r ^ story In the Daily Feldtman Realtor, ^ 1 9 8 8 ^ Magfc.Vjilley Realty. TO« 8 0 ' the agents arrived.,,-—^— - ' Gem su te Realty, 7 3 i ^ ' E. W. McRoberts. 73M13 ...... Moil that Britain already had 5:0q:g.m. PREVIOUS DAY- — decided to- . underground explosion - H pp^ artist's paletto'and Hush It down C^Looney. Realtor,: m 4 0 S l . Tvln Falls Realty^73M6SL^ - throu^ JI coal mine near here the toilet, too." ------“ Dally t u n .» » fljn . .W ednesday, k i l l i n g . 13 men. Abel's-jpy covet w u tbe Saturday •.u n .to JlA W iynww»dJtW &, 73WI21I-':, ' ..Threo.oUicf* wero.nisslng,-.!'. of a stnig^ing.artisC'.

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I -mtm>fi--ttani!ard (ranimli- "'s'r^ -!a 'i'0 .“ £is,v.r HOME TOWN S1095 ■61 RAMBLER Wagon $895 tor. iiandard tranimliilon. equllV." lake, over paymenu. iraime^^lome Lumber). 301 2nd very clean, an OK car; Iturice Sireci,------TRAILER SALES IHCTRUCKS-Gas & Dic«l_ ...... -Monaco Gat ’ ■62 VAUANT-.Wagofi.-I950. 1964 CHEVBiscayne $1795 1963 CHEV II $1495 USLU«... y Wurlllicr . I. .1 IP nrttn a i ampll- WlNl)oW .sitAUt.s: »i.«> up Percy Montiomerr I6H Addlion W. CHAFiLIIi S TRUCK” * ; '61 DODGE-l-dOOr. S533' ■ 4'-‘ dn;or tedan. Vg motor; - Iterdiop tport-coupe.. 8^ 1*— mUli'MUST - - —Itandard tninimliilon.-radio, Inder mnlnr.-atandara-lrant-— AU m“ |I^ Kln'a‘siorei*nnd^Kina' Homas 194Mebilft 201 Weil Ave. A. JerQme*-324.436t P93 ■59 DODGE $575 aharp. an OK car. million, beautiful lOlld whllt RjdJ© jnd TV 4;diMr. -Sharp. JS62 CHEV Impala JI695 “ s o u t h e r n I D A H 0 ^ ~ CMC TRUCKS-IN JEROME M' SCLF-STANDINO Kohn luwer. Kardlop Sport Cou->e. VR 1964 FORD F a irla n e -$1595 ------LEEJ’ONIIAC ■RIO., IMPERIAL . $1295 motor.- Power Glide, imni- Fordor ledan. 8' eyiinder,- f<5f?bl?.‘*?tSl"K l"Bur.V r‘ne’i5?; rgest Display •■Cotrpe:------. million, power iieering and ;.moior,--tianilard , tranimii­ ' Radio * TV Service, 1807 Addl- brakei, new Urei, an OK iion, very tharp. an OK ear. ton Avenue Eail. 73i-2$J3. Dliplay Ilotnei healed lor your C95 (rom carpetJ and uphoUtcl Comfort. •60 FORD Fordor. $550 . 4960 CHEVROLET."T$895 ' iiH m m V TuiM anO up. 2. Rent e l e c t r i c ihampooer ' MAGIC VALLEV INTBRNX. t 0.cy'lnder. nelAIr, 4.door ledan, ,V»— TV (or Kld't room, (amilv- root... Crali'a ralnl Slore, __ * MOBILE HOMES .. 304 4ih Avenue Weit <33-4. ,jnolor. Power Glide irani- etc. M I Y lileetric, Main $1695 I'ACU uViib coniinuDui (iiamcni Marleite '64 DODGE JI585 Lait. open I'riday til 8. nylon carpel, (oam back. 12' yard- FORD IPM F-IW h-ton pickup. V « paint. «Bd OITTar.* »4.B3 # TRAVEL TRAILERS " 4-ipeed, long, wide box. lUdl I Cen- TravelcM—A ristocrat bl| heater, commercial llrei and *62 FORD Tudor $950 MKl. Open Mon. and 1 Roadrunner * > e-cyllnder. COMMERCIALS ¥ PICKUP COVERS RADIOS. TVi. Color TVI. repaired. r tiock lodayl Red'a Tradini •58 -FORD F ordor S450 Gem Top 1963 CHEV i/4-Ton ' $1695 Work ..tuaratiteed. No tervice Good, . ' ___ Pleetilde •Long wheel bate Fleettlde char*.. Vouat Radio TV SerrJce. MliYUKS three pliton. heavy duty. ¥ TRAVEL TRAILER fpeed axie. Juit''(lke kcmt ilret. •62 DODGE L one H*«on a.cyllnder, ?.tpee* motor. 4-»pced ' lih oreiiure tpray pump, Ux- RENTALS 18' beei bed, Oceniionallv good Ulg enair?. 4-ipe«d. a iimliiion. 7.00 » - tflMi, 1100. Robert Schutie. Cur- thape. Andy aod llob'i, &43-43IS, 7M-287H- Buhl,______•55 CHEV 1-lon vicu COMI’ANY, i:i Snd Avenue GATEWAY Dualt. S’ ttock and grain aU year boeki. Good bed. «;cylliuler. 4-tpeed. TRAILER CENTER ...... /ddlion Avenue Wetl 7M-MI0

SIliHKO eabintu biiiu tor your iieea''-«rairimliilon'.'"B'' ply 1964 CHEV E l Camino tpeciricalldni. ii yean of cabinet ■Iret, an.OK pickup. $1795 building. Jerry Ifeellng. 733-m2. PIckttp. t cylinder mscor, 3> ipeed tranimliilon. a nice oirmodci-Jinye* •G2 CHEV’i^ton economy unit,'an OK pickup. ■ l-urnllure.- -1963-GM C -H'T on----- $l'59S— Long wheel baie Fleetilde ' — 14 Used 2“Ton Ti-ucks In Stock — irantmliilon, S.OOO a liM <0x11 3 Bedroom Safeway Mafleni. < a WI7. JW eOxl2 2 Dedroom Safeway — YOU KNOW T H E Y 'R E GOOD-CUiTS - Good Thlnfli >» Eir 133 (Wlin Cenier Dining RoomI l»eo UxlO 1 Dedroom Vansuarii THEY WEAR WHITE HATS~ Oncc You've Tried It S Pacemaker, 3 Bedroomi . CONFIDENCE Itu SSxt paramount, 3 Bedroomi SOO Block 2nd Avenu'e South Others Arriving Regularly Sam e Dealer . . .‘Same Location for O ver .37 Years d peanuti. no filler addeil. At SALESMEN'S HOME PHONES; Charlu Hatch; 733-6017 ___STOE-NOW-And. *------KENNY MObN - JOE BUTLER these at ------^Miko-Tegan.-7J3-7308— Woody-Turleyr825-502S------TWIN FALLS • "Union Motors ■------.JohnJenkins,.733-6241------tile al the Oaude Smith Orchard. TRAILER SALES 3 mllci louu o( Duhl on Clover . One Year Highway 30 W est I9G5 FO R D CLliAN-Ul* MlfC«llin«ou» WanlBd 141 (Just West of Hospital) Calaxle 300 fordor. Jet black FEBRUARY Romei. R fa n d cider. Oo- (mill) Wllh mitching interior. —FREE- TOP CASH FO R . SC R A P -Mobile Home Real low mlKite. —FAVORITES— .THEISEN FINE CARS^ or Wtit 3 PolBtt. • Copper. Orait. Aluminum L iving —FINANCING— Haiteriei. Radlaton Is On all used utiiis in stock 1905 M ERCURY 52495 1965 C O M ET $1895 H. KOPPEL .CO. Happier LIvingl 19GS FORD M ustang 19C4 PONTIAC 202 club coupe with beau­ 132 2nd Avenue South ■64 CHEV 4-door Catalina. 4-door ledan. radio, M onterey Marouder 2- And Very low mileage, local ohi Serian, Radio, healer. Power heater, auiomatlc irantmliilon, d o o r hartiiop.. Midnight tiful b r o n z e finish, 200 la louih. 2H eait of Je- owner, tloor ihKt. Snvo nt cubic engine, automatic >4:ivlng In a VIKING EDGE- Amerlca't Top Srlllng Nu. i car ir/inimftilnn. V8 engine, power power iieering and bra ket, while blue finish with white top ■WOOD'HOB______.tide.walLUrei..anCUatCiljrlnd-_ — «n d -m a t c h i n 8- Interior,i- _ trfjnamisslon. Fully equlfc_ Fuel and Wood______W mikes (or belter living all $2095 ' ^ u l l y • - *390' V8 ped. This car Is Iii tlie nKUPtAtnrwooiyMhaniwwiHi*' -a rw n d . nc.4t of-condiUpn ond . ■rsundayi! livered and tucked, tis . Call 42)- 1958 CHEVROLET ' "Drop byl* VI, Power ciip. Very lnw leau. white tide w^l lirei. lix- .age, extra good tires. Be.- Good* 159 . Vfl, aulomallc, ■ pow er brakes, power tail­ Sportjng. SCHULT — BUDDY 1960 CHEVROLET . sure and drive this one...... $1595 gate, extra good tires and COMI’LLTU ICI ot men-a gtridng FLEETWOOD j2C35 Tllicaync, 4-door,' radio, heater, equlpmrnl. Contlillni of 4-woodi ttundard iranimlttlon. very Jowr mileage. “ ---■ coven: Mroni; putter. CONCORD - TERRY H i S l (ubei (ar ciubi. glove. ’G2 FO R D G alaxie $395' 1962 M ER C U R Y $1395 vand teei. All In escellenl and 10G3 VOLKSWAGEN Fordor aedan. Radio, heater.,V* engine, tllck ahlll. new paint. Monterey sedan. Beautiful condllt^ Call Dill Grange. TU- America’s Safest Pickup S’door. A lop rconomy cnr. 1902 FORD $1205 - Peacock turquoise with 8130 dwK.7U'B97 evenlngt Camper . . . White tide wall llrei. Runt like a arrantemenWe examine. SI295- mlUlon. i959 CHEVROLET • Galaxie SOO fordor sedan. motching Interior, auto­ TRAVEL 9 OEEN ...... $1095 riicayne. 4.door. radio, heater. aulomaUc tranimlitlon.. Beautiful Chestnut with matic transmission, power 19G4 FORD Fnlcon 01 CHEV Bel Air $495 , m otching interior. V8 en- ' steering, radio, heater, Fulura tuclor. Monilaril, radln. 4'door tcdan. Radio, healer, V8 glne, autom atic transmis* air - conditioning, extra while Willt. A (x-rfecl A.l unit, engine. Power Clide trnnimli- sion, power steering. good tires, very clean and Magic Valley SM95 tion. power ilcering and braket, excellent iirei. One owner. low mileogc. -Mobile-Homes- ...... m i - 193»-BUlCIf"- WAS S».S5 NOW S2S.8S KO Main Avenua South 7».aUI l'9TirCHEVR0CEn— A. C. HOUSTON ■ :uw AWvalll 1968 Doala. m e...., station wagon. ComplciHy '>»'C- 2-door hardtop. ^ $495 trallert. S«e ihete todayi Bud !■ hauled, V» enghie. radio, Puwer . E .x ir a LUMBER CO. Mark'i, 3<7 Main Eail. GUde. BILL SPAETH' (Formerly Home Lumber) good'condltion. - d St. South 733.22M Almaft for Sale 16S FORD SALES 1950 LINCOLN $195 REEDER FLYING SERVICE WE BUY JEROME-PHONE m-JJli' 4-door sedan. 1957 F O R D $275 ------f .whetli. urt» draiUcally refluc-. -Us^-Traller.. Houses— ed. Oddt and endi al irea( aav- —9I4..BIO- -COMIVIERCIALS-. in|t. All reiular (ran acooter ail'U ii part! sow at 30 peK cent dlicounL Boalt for Sale 169 Today’s Special J.”. ' . ; ! * 733-«»« 1964 CHEVROLET buUd before iprinf and a»ve. Sl'LliU boat, duck bcul and boat Long wheel bate, wide box pick- - THEISEN M0T0RS ’ " “ TraU'Cycla Company, ICO Mala WE SELL 1959 RAMBLER . trailer. Lon Danlclt, 191 Rote New-. . ; Slallon waiofl, 4-door, radio, Street North.. 733-2178. lugiagt facC.^^^ XV-”a’neaIlDgl BIG TRADES or Buy A Cor • 1963 FORD l;4-Ton JEROM E - riareijd* box. local -one ot^ner. LARGE DISCOUNTS k'Lane W ett . 713-734] MOBILE HOMES low mueage n o Soulh Lincoln Phone 331-412 EU. WILLS ~ • n34SC • 411 Addlioa Wett TU.33Sa $1495 ’,’*„-INC.------traotmuatea -wlUi eoeiroL - Uke NASHUA. UM. UxS'. Sl.TSO: Nath- new: SIM. ROberi 5chuu8,~curry, ua, 1»M. 2Sx*'. SI.IU: Maynower, NEW CAR D E P T . Gooding ___ :___ IIS7. 30XS', S2.IU. Buhl MOlel, PLYMOUTH mr.-^-flooT tedan. Ne- W34W7. paint job. 4»g Maurice.______lAAVEL TraUer* - Campen • MebUe Larry Sackett ...... 733-4210 FRONK MOTOR CO. Heme*. SUver Streak - Bell. New. 733-I2C4 'Sell. T our' D oa't N e ^ Your Oirytler. PlyaooOi, 'OMC n u B A iiU T place ia we w ^ uied._We.trade. » ft w TrmUer Ralph-cuutte Dealer- - " ■ Salet. aa» OrerlaBd. Purler. Bnvfnn ^ Moyer.i»I!I^»"733^?lM#.....' ^ with a-Want-Ad - * : C7S-nil — Burley — 87M7W Bill D^ailey ...... 733-20lg “I know it'raTamiiy room. But wheiTl builF^ Xtit MeNew ...... /33-SMS ' " /k s k ' rcr CJa*»in?d ' ■■ CADILLAC J»D DeVllle, 4-dOor. L o u ^ ^ ^ r a i. Call 8Dd sake ol- it-I Ihbught-it-xneant-oor famUyl’*— — ‘ PHONE 733-U931 . 2 6 Twh Falls TImcs-News Thur^j^y, Feb. 17. 1966 ^

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