H tit Walkout li S ome N a F ro m BU . S . ^ ames H e R ed L i

K i E I i r FD , L a , t o d j y

^ ■ 5 S f J S g r « n . a n d s a id » 3 f J m u . « I 11 I n th e

I J ^ l u t i o n ;

W o r N o r t h w e^ Iw rro W Vee. 30 W'—A The rcp>

the PkIH c n o r th - publlo hea] , of pollution w ith tho' today In • repo rt Wyomlntr.

the tJ. B. pubUc Oregon ata ^ eoopcrfttlntt BtaU tho W whli

trol comm^^B unans IW recommendft. D r- in o „

C o ln m ff " W U * " non V

and the boi

• S ” “ n ' K ' ;•* J035M.OOO to WMtei

p“^ o " '« Mid new con-i ^ K i a i pro)«'»- . . . ^s ^ K - t l iB .r e p o r t nold. fu r- The arct

needed to determ ine g rea t deal' ’ ^ ^ i r e m e n t s fo r 34 of Us v a t

609 industries. aald. bu t t

® T M e e t i n g

S H o s p i t a l 1^ ■ ^ G , Dcc. 20—Mcn;iber8 of th ^ ■ l ^ w i l l hold on open mcetinf

I l W ^ ucstionB tho public mny ha y K th e hospital to th e county.

. meeting of th e Goodins Cl jjB ^b u sin cssm cn ’s group went (

flB fe r . Power to take over tho hoi the county commissioners and

Kttion will deed th e hospital to , K e county.............. . have^■jpecIal election fo r U O r t l U; A determine th e sen- « iUJBthe peopio in th e J 5 t a r

Ik ' B iiiim can a c t w ithout 1 ) 1 1 1 ■ The eleoUon, I t- JL f U J

I S r ‘sss.°£w Bo.SE..tho proposnl no ^ P repay

I H b o f t h e county over a i A rcMlueligible to vot« in mously by

Is Qow leoof the chajsbe r different lc

■ ^ K ^ p l t a l board sa id slve of w arH ^ H i h longer con rem ain of more thi

because of rising T he resa^ ^ ■ ' k u t turned in to a report to '

U v I U ^ v o to be Worlcs Oe^ ^ ^ H p l a l d . wspous &^ ^ ^ K ffD e b t , o f e x n iln i

Chet«i>rsK. CromweU ^ ‘nlanalnB tx

board of d lrec td tf T I u exan ^ ^ H n i e y estlm atedrtho report Ind

(> f o r a revle ^ r construc

office. '^ ^ K C U C J L C O ford adeiiu

to aecomm<

f i e h a n s e S “ “ '“Inprepc

1 O il J O D S tim ates ofr«vices between the tearlty offlee and tho P“ 'WiUe asslsUnce w as _

S S S Z K Schoo:>;oM ot the m eetlns - r i £>le rehnblllUUon of r n r Vaa». The p^sMlc a s - te tn t conducts a p ro - ' HAQEHi i!at for the h a n d l- 'voters recen

employment office Jo*" s epioy them. However, prevementa ttee hns been no ex- N?w they'r tarnation between th e over ag •M no nltcmpl m ade . Announci »e-programs. tlo n would

i S ' " C " ? n r . S : “ ' “ ’ S 'of the two n se n - ,u

■UUon prosrnms and «Bi»Uon now wUl be^ . l « c h . n i t o t t h . s ; S l “

“ ' “ " ■ w s - c u l t e , S S ' S ^

g . w . a . . t « s ; ” 5 ss . " ' “ ■'■“ “‘‘I- “ b .T ia

occupnUons *°^S"j;cho

— ~ ” a flve-nuu. sw ne reen

annes Arrive « ■««CISCO Dl-,. in /iT» Prince sold

f ^ h Ban Prnnclsco »°«n. WASHni

• Varela, day as th t _________to Turlcey.

Part of trial Sitf * th ird leaves a 1« 8f Com- bean con« iMfd w tlie North! •. B a l d pliant and 1 le of one ®'t® no rth 1 Mmpany «” »lng co; er lot to Horper lo t •iny, Inc. W ith foi ■“'> siterc.Mcd In ? 'r "

e of lo u whlc

S S :

concern ^ e om ^tiy cew ins «

J- a e a

r - — ^ —

I s i f t B

J A Regional Newsf

OttteUI Clt]’ andC«ont» N««ip*p«f

Cl Program Oui \ est DrainageI report was prepared by th e greater in tI health service In cooperation population (the health departm ents o f expansion,

ling. Idaho and M ontana, th e Tlie reportin s ta te san itary au thority and Fork, Coeur i/ashlngton s ta te pollution con- and Willamt:ommlsslon. sound, as tpoi linage basins Included are thenbla river. Pudget sound, O re- * 'L ,‘ . md W ashington coastal K ta s . he sou ihcm Oregon lakes area. cover roughly a ll of W ashing- 'aUs. m ost o f Oregon and Id a- jc a te m M ontana and sm allof Wyoming, U tah and N e- j “nho and

adcqujktc wi! a rea already h as suffered “a legislation,"deal of dam age" by pollution polluUon co

I w ater resources, the repo rt bnsin sL-itcs:bu t th e dam age wlll be even col personnel

Slated Jails T r a n s f e r

f the Gooding Memorial ®eting a t 8 p.m. Friday to Payment 0 y hovo over th e proposed t S ? K 5.V ‘ ty . In the court 1lg Chamber of Commerce hotter, en t on record as favoring ** 5" ]„Q hospital fo r th e <;ounty Amsterdam. 1 I and, under th e proposal, Justice Poiiei H t 9 the county ^vithout 5“ '“ “

~ mcdlfttcly.

>ard Orders But seven 0drivers, ond i

arlonOfficeI * 1 1 * m Sentenced. u i l d i i i g P l a n - « - - <SE, Dec. 20 (UJO— T h e .a ta te though comj

of examlnera directed th e no one In Jail. w orks deportm ent yesterday C h ie f ' Howa'epore ten tative designs and m ented Thuructlon cstlmatcg for a m odem "W ith the :office building In Boise. Uy coming iiresolution, approved un an l- m e a a t leasty by th e board, said the s ta te • ,» leasing office space In 21 ~ , n wlUi'tn t localities In Boise, exclu- ^ ^ f six if warehouse space, a t a rent*! t^ - .p -g,re th a n IMÔO a year. “id nc

resolfttlon sa id th o t If tb e chri^. to be subm itted by Public dulI commissioner. Ttan. BeU „ “L

■Bilners wlU p R i M lliA y tt i l l E n a M MU i ^ i W W B S f f S f l M Blng board." ■■ .:ria

exam iners stlpuIataA<iBH th a s t TSSfcrSS S, Include a u n ta tlv e designreview of th e esUmated cost ^ L . _ -

istnictlon of a m odem s ta n d - <cUiu««rijfflce building planned to a f - -------adeiiuate' space and facilities i | :ommodate sta te agencies nnd tm cnts now leasing space In

preporatltm o! Uili report th e IIsslon will. If poeslble. hold es- •«:* of construction costs belowmount o f,an n u a l rentals now I i fby th e sta te extended over.ptin.Ki „ r . « . «. I> b e t h l e h ;

1 - n J J ■ barbed-w lrelool Patrons to |« sCalledtoVote ~ E or Bonds Again ,3EHMAN, Dec. ^ H a g e m i a n Jordan ,recenUy approved a bond Issue B ethlehem ainew gymnasium and other lm - gnlem as a inen ts to the H agerm an school, io<(Jiey'ro going to have to do I t A rabs. Theycr again . n>nr under at louncement th a t the bond dec-would have to be held over , , ^ was m ade T hursday by Clea-

c l f°n>"

m th e original bond election Foreignerstld . P tlncc saW, th e H astrm on territo ry als<I d istric t Included oaly one A rab-oceupl^:L Since then , however, tho a n d Bethlehi;t haa become a consolidated b u t are no;t and since tho bonds a p - th rough l i r1 a t the bond election have n o t crossed th e iMid, ano ther election wlll have w as nvallablheld. The election U slated foreign vUlt-

n . 12, through,school board, w hen the elec- T he forelgi

IU held, was a s ls-m an board, subm it oconsolidation I t has become tho appro

8-man board - and while the t ] „ , who willreen a re on th e cu rren t boattl haum gate 1:ere on th e original board, eve.i said, th iy have no authority _ jei: upon bm ds which were or- “ ““ i , sold by th e o ther boerd.

TAKES OATH Z ZSH IN aTO N , Dec. 20 (fl — “e O. McOhee, assistant sec- This j e a r , «• o f s ta te fo r middle east and for tlie Inkeei41 affa irs , was swom In to- 1948, found as tho new tJ. a ambassador Jerusalem anrkey. capital, sold

f Third Remainin 5ite; Purchases ]I a 100 Jjy 3M -foot lo t near Uie be s lm ^ r t<concern, ano ther lo t beiween Idaho Fails. iJorthnip, King and eompany H arper saland th e highway, and a third possibly willo rth of th e Magic Valley Pro- and wen ^ ulg co ftapny and east of the dl.itinct imp•r lot. • Valley. I t wlh fou r concerns now locaWd for Bulk and10 Industrlol site, the cham - will hove aircommittee also Is working to the basemenlrelocate the Crgano fertlllrer be used lorwhich was .destroyed In the Bolh th e fufire w hich burned , down tho mnln floor «

;rup. K ing and eompany p lant under presenform er location. • 1 The Cham^H arper. Jr., said the Harper praised by Hi

m p la o i to build a potato pro- tlon of th e 1lg * M etorage p la n t nex t jts foresight(■ P la ju have n o t been drawn to a ltov ad(he sold, ftut th e concern is jio considers'Jerlng. a concrete and c inder- gonable. He sstruc tinc. H arper la U U wlU iCaUa«i4

~

ll Newspaper Serving t Z

TWIN F

O u f c d ^

l g e B a s i n s | f'Mh■ater in the future because of■lulfttlon growth and Industrial 'lanslon. W - in>e report cited th e ^jpper C la tk Q un«ongi«rk. Coeur d’Alene, Y akim a, Snake ka willomette rivers and Puge t r . ~>^M a md. as spot* where pollution dam - »^"have been parU cularly se-

n ie report recommended th a t aU luslrles discharging w astes w hich « e or tend to cause pollution be- 1 prevention or recovery mesi-'M. providing waste trea tm e n t f a - 1 . Ûes where necessary. * ^ Vdaho and M ontana need “more ‘ • tqujktc woler polluUon control islatlon." the report said, andiluUon eontrol ogeneles of aU PYON< lln BLitcs need addlUonal technl- personntl to be effecUve.

' VcH«k

ail Sentence Is Suspended As Fine Paid

'aym ent of a $150 fin e b rought ^ **pension of a 10-day JaU sen tence i T tidncsdny for Victor M ourltsen ^ ^ U i nUie courl of JusUce of th e Peace KOREA y Potter. Kimberly. M ourit«en(Vded Rullly of drunken driving. M ap locais In tlie ease of Neal P astoor. m and spekisterdam. also heard W ednesday, u , betweentlce Poller suspended th e lO-day bonndarr 1tcnce on Uie condlUon th e fines ho id in r «mPaW.^BoUi fines were pa id lm - e a i to f B la

'E U ht In Ja il “lu t seven other convicted d runken T Tvers, ond one.driver convicted of I - I r x fdng after hla driver's license w as X X I I Lbked for drunken driving, face fndlng Christmas In Jail here . r wlentenced Tuesday to serve 15 ' |-s In the city Jail were D avid H . i rden and Burton P . W ebb. Al-ugh compaaslonate In wanU ng WASHIone In Jail over ChrlsUnas, Police n io rfm tJn n let w . OUlette com -nted Thuraday: aitemoon.W llh the 1,000.000th traffic f a ta l- union offcoming up any day now, these Y ear’s da'

a a t least wUl be safe." _ '’ In for Chrlilm aa

iven WlUl Uie customary allow - w lt* t '■'‘>1*1:e of six days off a 30-day sen - A f t c r f f lCO for good behavior, theso tw o M u r r a y . Ca could not be released from JaU ,ore Chrbimas, pollco officials ®” l**g aated out. n e w c o B tt», a n exlunpia of how tim e I t w l B t t l i g - i B v ia c ib b d bebaviflf. j ^ - o . A a .

{ f w u .^ i v u r , ^ d 'v& e& netn b , j i c m s t ^ . <TBour WAS rtleased Dec. 9 a fle r «ened sinceHtjg four Sundays for a five-day £ N o v em b c

<C»ntln»rt w P.M S. Column J) MlOToy 1. has change

xabs to Let ‘"Si'uSaVh• m idnight D«Chnstians m SKS,iTo5

f t concessionsCity for FetelETHLEHEM. p e c ' 20 «V -T he ^ m a ^ bed-wlre of no-m an 's-land wlllDpened to Ict 2.000 ChrlsU ans Hv- STlIn Israel worship a t C hristm as WASHIN(

■ services In UiU A rab-occupied flclals of thi lge w here O hrist was bom . pany and th h e announcem ent camo today pared todoy n th e foreign m inistry of M os- P ^ n s» Pl'o , Jo rdan , whose troops occupy orlef J.BOO hlehem and the old c ity of Je ru - te rm s of a 1 :m as a resu lt of Uie PalisUne reached her■ of 10« between Jew s nnd «■ ,bs. They are aUll U chnlcally a t bo Interfwii• under armistice. m erclal a ir ■ he 3.000 pllgrliM will be In addl-I to dlplomaUc nnd c o n su ls3S personnel who can cross th e __ ;a t any Ume. v i

orelgners In Israeli-controlled i* O ff 2Itory also a re allowed tn th e O•b-oceupled - p a rt of Jerusalem T M ’. . ,1 Bethlehem wlUi J o rd a n ' visas i T l . l J

a re n o t allowed to re tu mjugh Israel once they have SEOUL, Bi« d th e Arab border. No TIgure lng w eather1 available on the num ber of th e drum s csign visitors expected to pass ba ttle fron t 1jugh. Scatteredh e foreign ministry said Israe l fl” !?'

subm it a lis t of 2.000 pllRrtmsthe approval of Jo rdan au tho ri- " 5 ?, who wlll g reet them a t Miuidel- ,m gale Into Jerusalem C hrist- ^*------------------------------------------------- inn m ore th tie hotel SltuaUon Is about th e u,e U s eis le as I t was 1851 years ago when munlmie. C cy and Joseph were tu m e d away jought for t Jie m anger where th e Prince of p u iy of atti ce was bom.---------------------------------------back to his year, expected to be th e best before dawn Uie Inkeepers since th e truce of As the tf }, found all hotels In Bethlehem , fourth week, isalem and Amman, th e Jo rd an San ta Claui lial, sold out weeks In advance. cheesecioUi ------------------------------------------------ loaded w llh

ining ines Reported s lS isim ilar to th e firm ’s' p la n t In red guns a tho Falls, bu t la rger. sneaked acr:arper said Uie proposed p lan t where V. N.slbly will be th e m ost m odem —; well equipped In Id ah o ant^ a | l | > a w pa n d Improvement fo r .Magle l > » - '5 n cley. I t will have.fac lllU es bo th C a n f iDulk and sacked potatoes and O C l l L i

. hove a ir condlUoned storage In CHALLIS,basemenL T he m ain floo r will Counsel B. -used for warehouse purposes, today servei

.h th e full basem ent a n d th e appeal a 1In floor wlll be 160 bx 100 fee t and fUie ofler p resen t plana. TRep. Olen ITie Chamfic> of Commerce was The senUIsed by H arper fo r Its good loca- dsv “y \I of th e Industrial , site and for T hatcher. J foresight In laying o u t- th e lota of Interfcrliallow adequate space. H e ia ld e n fo :«considers' Uie 12.160 price la re a - “<«*■ “ trl“.'aPle. He aald h e believes th e tn - Brewer 1(C«aUaai4 • • rw * I . (Mama M. !»«>

T H ^ V l N l ^ S

TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, THURSDA'Y

Where Reds Hold ’% H 'JenienSl. > ^

P Y O N G Y A N G ? ^ y Y « r> o g g ^ ^

Yellow

SOUTH •KOREA

M ap locates Uie IX prison camps In N orth K m and spekMman »a1d Ihe red i are holding all Ue between the N orth K orean capital of Pyom benndary of M anehnrla. T he 9,11)8 Amerlcat) ho id in r are In four camp*—1. i , 5 and 5—neai e as t o t Blntimja. (AP w irepholo map>

B o p e D i m f o r

T o P r e v e n t ^WASHINGTON, Dcc. 20 </P) — Cyi

nediation service director, arranged to iftemoon, firs t w ith tho steel employer mion officials amid dimming hopes ( fe a r’s day strike.

This morning industry and union lead 7ith Chlng in jo in t session.

A fterw ards Ching said the meetir ilurray, CIO president whose Steel Wo:ining a walkout to support ------■’—igw contrac t demands, detail ^ 1 ^ A H dii-uxiion is demanding. V>119llj l ^ B r a ^ h e n s , Tice, president _ e W P f i i i w «orporation, largest ' - G f n o « Q ;ie fr-]i% e Industry, a n d J . M. L 7 L c t i t r n n . Tlce president o f B elh le- - r v a icm S l ^ . explained w h at h a a h a p - X | i « ned since n e g o U a t l^ s ta r ted late ' - I - U n November.

M urray told- reporters nothing las changed h is previous opinion l**h a t the -e trlke appear# Inevitable.M urray has ealled th e w alkout for

nidnlght Dec. ? l. w hen presen t con- TikCta expire. K o Js demandlnR »6 -cen t hourly pay boost and oUier oncesslons for h is mllllon-member Iteelworkers tmlon. Tho workers iresenUy average ju s t under *3 an ,lOur in eam lngs ,' Including over- lme. ordered 1

STRIK E ENDING W ASHINOTOH, Dec. 30 a I^ -O f- ‘

Iclals of th e Reynolds M etals eom- 8«lany nnd th o CIO Steelworkers pre- * red today to re tu rn lo Uie com- t v a m lany's Photnlx. A tl t . p la n t and oneratora irlef J.BOO producUon w orkers on , ^<.Q in tir erm s of a strike-ending setUement eoched he re la s t n igh t. p repa red '.Because snow storm s appeared to v l th the 1 le interfering in place# w ith com- one lo U (lerclal a ir travel, federal m ediators highway e sked defense deportm ent he lp In AnoUiet irtfnglng flights to Phoenix fo r the wlUi Uils inlon and cocipany officials, to Dealh,

Foe and Cold fflSi.'O n lsm or 1

Muffle Battle «SEOUL, Korea, Dec. 30 «V -F reex -

ng w eather and heavy fog mufHed Materia: ho drum s of war along the K orean declares: ■attlefront today. • “I f we ■S cattered small a rm s and arUllery lion other

Ire were heard In Panm unjom by pu tting U ruce team s seeking agreem ent on a tars, bills :orean armistice. tum »-w eT he reds took an advance posl- some ef 1

lon from aU ltd troops on th e cen- ? “ tc rs t ral fro n t In tho only action Involv- "®'P: “le: ng m ore th a n a pa tro l reported In Y°"i~ he U . s. e igh th nrm y evening com- lunlque. U nited N ations outposts ri*o>n ought for Uireo hours wlUi a com- any of a ttacking reds before pull- ^SE A T O Dg back to the ir own lines abortly efore dawn. . I.IWAs the tw ilight w ar en tered Its **0 «

ourtb week, Chinese reds opened a “ y* lanta Claus offensive. T hey sen t t«“ >sport. heesecioUi C hristm as stockings ^ C p l . jaded w llh C hristm as cards, cheap Coat Uta and propaganda to -frontUne

toto D in ]Tho U. s. eighth arm y sa id m ost .

,f tho stockings were brought across ‘ he lines by Korean farm ers. wlUjed guns a t the ir backs. O thers were frAitnr’ neaked across Uie fro n t a ad JeftIhere V. N. troops could find them . jS la tu t*

Brewer to Appeal Sentence of Year

CHALLIS, Dec. 30 (W!>—Defense for a "mi Counsel B. A. M cDevltt o f Poc&tello the new oday served noUco of Intantlon to mones or ippenl a 12-month Jail sentance B u t lei uid fm e of *1,000 im posedion S ta te field rega :tep. Olen Brewer o f C uster county, treatm ent

The sentence was p a ssed 'yestar- helps—noi lay by D istrict Judge Preston Science rhataher. Brewer w as found guilty why aome )( Interfering wlUt a s ta ta liquor deal fo r y :aw enforcement officer by a Ju rr rlous ha: »{ter a trial several weeka ago. the same

Brewer remained under «3.000 period tu boad pem llnf Uw appeal. "com puU

RSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19B1

old Prisoners - ,S (w w F ia a n

n o r t h W ^ ja f KOREA/?? ..

WASIjll^ jra r^ U M C N A M publicat

V l th e l is t I

airmen,WONSAN By 9

of 2,86( Chineso

I ^ t i»

I-• Sfi y -U. * . ' iftyed un:sent to n

•• seas, m Uare In thi

a r v A s PfirtmentChondjons^^^ nam es sin

pa tch of I Publicat

nam es h a

N orth K orea whero a V. N. eom- oldlng allied priienero. T he camp* of Pyongyang and Uio T a la river

Americana (be reds acknowledge id B—near th e T ain border n o r th - KAOE > force P---------------------------------------------------- Moore. 1

— — Moore,

:orMove .:' H tit Walkout l ii — Cyrus S. Ching, federal ----------nged to m eet separately th is secU onhs mployer group and th en w ith launedlati hopes of preventing a New *ui«niited

some pen

lion leaders m et fo r 2V4 hoursas m e d l

m eeting had heard P hilip i ,teel W orkers union is th re a t- *>urther

'■ be made/ ~ i f - I TTT • ' nex t of klChamber Has = « n t i a i (

‘Stamp' ‘SeriesIT aod 76 ail

Hitting Wasteworthy th

“I f you're worried about your taxes being wastad. and w an t to . take acUon against ll, wo h av e A something for you,” said Howard W .Moffot. Cham ber o f Commeree se c - _ rclary-m onager. In annoutitlng th o chamber Is taking orders for a series 1 - v J of stam ps In a project direc ted _ against ta* wasta. T „

M offat said h e Introduced' th e 111 plan a t a mceUng of the R otary elub Wednesdoy w hen 16 -members ordered 11.000 stam ps to sUck on ^ c o nei Uielr correspondence, sta tam enU lc»> of hi and tax form s. armlsUce

S l « U d l , c . . I t , r » l . g J J . JH e said th e project was s ta r ted T ho s t

by a cold storage locker p la n t h o u r r a t Dperator o t Woodlake, Collf.. and h is adjoum ei accountant w ho wondered how m ueh p jn . M SI tax money would be wasted as th e y report ot prepared ta x form s. T hey came u p Ncv lth Uie Idea o t six colorful stam ps. A n offl sne In th e shape of the fam ilia r n . N. sui tilghway stoj) sign. jested co

A nother stam p showa a tom bstone because U WlUl Uils measage. “U 5A .—T axed jo r days, lo D ealh, AJ}. IM l." OUier* urge . « t Blve ■ u v ln g tbxes to save America a n d bpJp Qen (topping ta x wasta now. One d te s decision t< America's-eholco between commu- nlsm or saving taxes and>anolher n t h e r th u k s . “How m uch of your tax do llar “

M aterial q so ta d suggested M atarial accompanying the stam ps

declares: ..“I f wo could Just ge t a few mU-

lion oUier 'UtUe guys’ to Join us In ButUng these stam ps on the ir le t- Wfl, bllU, packages—a n d tax r e -ium »-w e m ight get I t -across to ■;lomo ef o u r bureaucrata and ta x - ^ P *Boaters th a t they a re our h ire d tlon overhelp: Uiey a re w asting our money: I n retuno don’t like I t a bit, and l l has go t they “mlgto stopI" . cnand fo

----------------------------- troops anCABTLEFORD BIAN nOBiE m ent and

SEATTLE, Dec. 20 MV-Ten m en T he nrrom Idaho and U tah were am ong m eet o t 11,198 army rotaUon troops from Thursdayiie fa r eas t who arrived here to - come of Ilay. They were aboard tho navy T here 1xansport, O eneral Oaffey. Included as to whtra s C p l Edward M. Anderson, box prisoner t»7 , C asU ttoid. T here wa

Drugs Treai ' “Magic Cure”

(Editor's nota; This Is Uie sec- In tanslisnd of a seriea of four dispatches Uon Is giMl la test developmenta In the tre a t- thorlzedm ent of alcoholism.) , council’s 1

--------- \ th e p rob i. By EDTH QM EINkR "T he h

WASHINOTON, Dec. 30 (IB — reporta Irhousands bf,alcoholics have hoped secretaryfor a "maglo cure" through use o f aleohollsiUie new drug, antabuse. o r h o r - a n d canntnones or vitam ins. In th e se

B u t leading authorlUes In th e cured."field regard them as only helps In ’D ie zIreatm ent — someUmes Im portan t m ore Is 1netps—not cures. , causes, c

Science doesn’t know for sutb trollableirhy some people can drink a good treatm en'lea l fo r yeora w ithout a pparen t oe- eaalezi rlous ha rm to> themselvea, w hile T h tv Ilhe same drink ing over Uie sam e deep-sealoerlod tu m a oUters Inta helplessly b n t so d'compuUv*' aleiAoUak . a a w b«

Nine I r r l g a t^ Idaho Counties

)1 S I « W «r Ab<1I Bb _____________ ___________ *w«<U>^Pr«M»

S o m e N a F r o m B

U . S .WASHINGTON, Dcc. 20 (U.R)—The

publication of somo names of America the list supplied by the Chineso commi

Tho communists listed 3,198 names- airmen, and marines officially recorde

By 9 a.m, (EST) today tho defene«of 2,866 Americans on tho ---------Chineso l i s t . I ^ l

N oU fjlnt neUU rea . ^ J j X I Tn U » case .of 75 arm y m en on

the Chinese UaV publlcaUon was delayed unUl noUflcaUons cot;ld be sent to nex t of k in 'w h o a re overseas. I n the case of m en whose kin are In th is country, th e defense de- The p artm ent has been publishing Uie a n d col nam es sim ultaneously wlUi th e dis- h jn d th potch of the custam ary noUces. j,

PubllcaUon of m any addlUonal w e a th e nam es ha.i been delayed because of ,screening difficulties. T he casually

Listed W i-HAOERMAN. Dec. M — Alt W 1 1

force Plrst LleuL WUUam W. ^ Moore, husband of M rs. L ila Rae I I n Moore, H agerm an, Is lUted on th e red's prisoner rostaf. « r

L leutanant Moore, a Je t pilot, V a w asreport«dm lsslngI}ec.« : 105D. ■ ^ ** Since then Mrs. Moore sa id ahe . h as recehred four letters ftom SUN \ him —two tn Ju ly a n d two in No- ley. whei vember. probably

I of th e r

secUon has tio t bees ab le ta IdenUfy “no Immediately some o f Uie names occasion, fubm llted by tha com m unists. And Amont some personnel on red l is t of there fw prlsonen h a d previously been re- ^ carded by the defense departm ent ^ as killed In aetlon. N orm a J

iBvesUgaUeo Needed ^ t a r 'F u r th e r InvesUgaUon wUl have to 6hearer'j

be m ade In these Instances before nextôf k in are notified, the depart-

H i * 9J09 names publUhed as ofr ^ e a 'f iL t th is moralng Included 3.735 a ra j i o o c t - l smen, eight navy, 56 m ixlne oorps, b u « xand 76 a ir force. g rea ter

Pentagon officials c a u U m ^ anew was o n 1lh a t Uiiy do no t consider tru st- a j j a -worUiy Uie lis t supplied by tb e reds, o f p o ^ i

' - - — T he m et

Attempt Made «-S|j For Progress « In War Truce Officii

a ll ski siMUNSAN. Korea. Dcc. 20 W>>— tio a

T nico negoUators tum ed th e problem of how to supervise a K orean armlsUco over ta s ta ff ofHcera ta - Lowerday In a "one-shot effort- to break denta 1«th i long deadlock. W •t'

T h e staff officers m et for two «£ bureah o u r r a t Panm unjom . T hen they the valliadjourned unUl 10 a jn . F riday (6 or If I t i p jn . MST T hursday). There w as noreport of w hat happened. ®«“

No Progrese fo r Psya blow onA n official alUed spokesman said « U ey a

U. N. subcommittee delegatea sug- b u t m angested colling In Uie staff officers ^ r a p e nbecause there h a d Seen no progress Wcdnes<for days. m O Tlng• " I give you m y solemn word." said f»u-Brig. Oen. W illiam P. Nuckols, •T he reportoddecision ta appoint th e staff offleers reportedwas because of th e lack of progress ^ slw thir a th e r than because of any prog- * Plus »

Eariler In th e day the communlsta 'CJa m tsuggested th e ir version of a com- O c F Vpromise. «

F e d ! L ist Term s n ' nT hey asked th e allies ta (D -p e r- * ^

m lt construcUon of North K orean SHOSairfields. (2 ) -accep t th s red pro- Idaho :posal for InspecUon by neu tra l M ountolteam s a t specified points a n d (3> ’Telegrai:drop a dem and for aerial observa- th a t theUon over aU K orea. norm al I

I n return, th e communlsta said Linesthey “m ight consider" the U. N .-da; broken ;cnand for unlim ited totaU on of o f a n l(troopa and replenishm ent o f equip- w ^ k . Icm ent and supplies. was buL

T he re g u lu subconunittee win workmeim eet o t 1 p jn . Priday (S P-m. MST W orktThursday) regardless of th e out- the bro:come of the s ta f f officers* session, remove

T here has been no announcem ent snowdrila s to w heiher th e subcommltlee on ta repalprisoner exchange will m eet Friday, down wlT here waa t o a ta te n T hursday. w t«k w t

reat Alcoholism, ire” Is Known to

Intanslve research on U iat ques- SomeUon Is going on under g ranta au - fore, anthorlzed by th e naUonol research stem s, rcouncil’s tw o-year-old committee on d lslurbath e problema of alcohol. ches^lca

"T he hord b u t undeniable fact,** alcohollireporta Dr. Joseph Hirsh. execuUve ple. (Msecretary of th e committee, "Is th a t emphaslalcoholism eould no t In Uie past bu t thata n d cannot a t p resent be cured . . . . ..In th e sense th a t oUier diseases are .J * ,? * ?

2T h e researchers bellevt w hen 1? ’“ “ “

m oro Is leam ed about Uio cause, or causes, o f alcohollsm -the uncon- trollable dependence, on a lc o h o l-trea tm en t and prevenUon w ill be Dleth<eaalezi taut eU

T h d r know m ost alcoholics hava appear deep-Beated emoUonol 'problem s— sons, w bn t so do m any oU »r poopl* w ho a iade tva a w becom* so

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!. “ S c r e e ia—T he defenae department said today Americans in red prison camps pending ) communists.names—f a r sh o rt of the 11,061 Aniej

recorded b y th is country as missing in defense departm ent had published the

Fresh Storm S North Part o

By T bs AttocUtad P^ The northern two-thlrds of tho nat

and cold fo r a week, was struck by a 1 hind tho storm was a new blast of Icy ;

A t least 228 deaths havo been a tt w eather of the la s t week.

The new storm whistled eastward, <i sleet and freezing rain. Temperatun

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Winter Smiles IVeez On Opening of ““1“ Valley Resort doia!"SUN VALLEY. Dec. 3 0 -6 u n Val- m cSltalr

ley. w here snow condlUons th is year snow anC probably are th e best In the history ver. .wlUi of th e reso rt; faces tho opening of reported Its w in ter season F rid ay wlUi Only a Limoa. C few “notaWea" ita te tared lo r t h t

Among those who expect to be there fo r th o opening are Mr. a n d E S S f Mrs. R obert Young and four daugh* ta n . M r. a n d Mrs. D aryl Zanuck. *N orm a a h e a re r a n d he r husband. i H E r M arty A rrauge, form er ski to - s m ic ta r - a t th * resort, and H iss Shea re r's da tuîtar, K a ^ Thalberg. S s o g m

O e a v ts s tB tio w r^ 'T ho day to day « T n a ta snowfan

l a th e enUr* Bawtnctti a rea U th* lieav lest tU s year sinoe 1915. O ate i ! g L S ! l

ITS “ I'tl:Baldy mouzitain . ; ^ e ight hiches sn d ley

of powder snow on \ 52-lneh base, canyoa a T he m easurem ent a t Boundhouse Is eight InchM. of powder snow on a <6-lnch boso w hile th e measurement on D ollar m oun ta in U eight Inches M onta iu of powder snow on a 31-lnch base, polata to On tn e voUey floor there Is slat ■“?*i Inches o f pow der snow on a 38-lnch

o r a c l a ! . « l U i . t « o t t report l h . t M f ; a ll ski slopes a re to excellent condl- H a m . &

S lorm PredleO d ^Lower down to Maglo Valley resl- i r l T e

denta looked a t the skies and wonder Îf Uio sto rm predicted by Uie weaUi- f ' - . er bureau Is going to race throughtho vnlley like Uie one on Tuesday _or If i t was going to stay awhile. C .

Cam as county stUl Is digging It- 0 ( self o u t .of th o cocnbtoed snow andblow on Tueaday. Elsewhere to Uie ^valley a ll ro ad s aro reported open 'b u t m any of th em a re very slippery, o m ie d lT em peratures d idn 't exactly tumble besW ednesday n ig h t and Thursday tb e 19thm om lng b u t they took a p r e t^ good T he vcfoil. I n tho lower valley flooding for Whllreported a n even u r o whUe Burlsy ^ tworeported a read ing of ntoe. In Twta niembenFalls Uie low was IB. Shoahone had -ene ra l a plus seven reading.

Service “Normal”For Lincoln Area L*Co

SHOSHONE, Dec. 20 — BoUi Uie » » Idaho Pow er company and tho » u w b M ounlato S tates Telephone and “ ’Telegraph company here report T h e X th a t th e ir aervlces now are' back to proved t norm al to L lncota county.---------------- com tnltt

Ltoes of bo to companies were m any Is broken num erous tim es a s a result electloni o f a n Ice sto rm to th e county la s t tow ard w ^ k . Ice ns thick as three Inches country, was bu ilt u p on some of the lines, <xhe 1 w orkm en sa id .------------------------------------------ eli

W orkmen n o t only had to repair n » ta b the broken Unes bu t also had to jecUons remove Ico from the wires, batUe gtatemei snowdrifta a n d Thursday they had O erm an to repa ir tw o trucks which broke 0 . n , co down while Uie final stages of Uie o e rm an w tak w e i t I n progttss. • -

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im, but No 1 to Scientists S ?

som e m edical authoriUes, Uiere- ^fore, a re convinced th a t alcoholism ‘ ' stem s, n o t only from psychological ^ disturbances, bu t from physleal and ^ cheaMcal charactartsUcs th a t make alcoholics different trom o the r people. (M ost psychlatrlsta contend the em phasis Is the oUier way srouod. b u t th a t is anoUier stonr.)

A d irec t physical U e-up between j g C J emoUons and alcohol has . been elound by D r. O skar Dlethelm of Uie *7 \ . P ay ne W hitney psyehlatrio cllnlo w ^ to New York, worktoig on a research council project. -

D lethelm discovered th a t specific. J 9 taut a tlll unldenUIled, m bstanees a ppea r to th e Wood stream of per- r = - r sons, who eicperience resentm ent, f K U r am detv and tension. Alcohol causes P * V ’

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I c r e e n i n g ’cpartment said today It will have to hold prison camps pending fu rth e r screening

t of tho 11,051 American soldiers, eaUicountry as missing in acUon.ent had published th e names and a d ^ e f

S t o r m S t r i k e s

fch P a r t o f N a t i oBy T bs AttocUted PreM

two-thlrds of tho nation, buffeted by si sek, was struck by a fresh storm today, as a new blast of Icy air. leaths havo been attributed to th e Be\ i s t week.whistled eastword, dumping tons o f sn

g rain. Temperatures tumbled along k * routo of tho storm, dippI • ! • fa r below zero ia m any an • m i l e s Freezing- rain glazed t l

oughfares In tho K ansas C l 1 H 0 ‘ n T created a hope!l U l g U l Many sch<

Resort Sl-al’“'““^ . 'H»o storm pelted th * Ri

!. 20—S u n Val- m ountata a rea f ln t. C oloadolUons th is year snow and frigid tempermtures. Ii to t t e history ver. .wlUi Uve Inches o l new ®Uie opentog of reported a low of six balow 1tay WlUl Only a Limoa. O olo, had >11., t m 4 I « t t , r . x . W t a & r t

I expect to be th * storm spread o fc ra w t o a n d • ‘»t«s. the u i ^ . U t e l f l^ four datm h. tb s 'O re a t L akes vn“ t w S S .

vrSI ObJ*. H i* weather liorein

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his year. .Vbaft ntajorroutes v e r s c p n ! ^ ^ * wsslitiiudoQ i dttk to a S r i

u eight toehes snd ley stretebs^ ptrtledtarl; a S2.lneh base, canyoaareat. ; . ^ / .

ff M tro iry s i mder snow on a • .le measurement _,Temperature^wer* JowestIs eight Inches Montana and VTyomlnc^wlUa 1aSl-tochbase. polnta to Uie tw o ^ ta area rsj

“ • mum of nln* below early today. ____ . , Dubois zotous elcht. I t wss 37

low to Lewlstown, M on t, a n d Kcellent condl- B arre . M o n t

glo Valley resl- Greece Votedeles and wonder ' « ^

.Council Seao e on Tuesday _ ^

I'WiSJ'ii- Sonet Beatiiln ttl snow andl ^ e r e to ^ PA RIS. Deo. 20 Ut — A m er

reported open Onsece won a seat, orn very slippery. U nited N ations security coim dexactly tumble beating ou t W hlt« ‘Russiand h u r s d a y th e 19th baUoLIk a p r e t^ good T he vota was SO f o r O r e m •:valley Ooodlng for W hlta Russia.? A tw o-thlrds m a jo rity o f X

members presen t and TOdng ii. Shoshone had ^âenl assembly te s t m teq• for election.

l h e deadlock w as th e longcf t m r i J l l th e hU tory of U. N . elections,v r i l i o i ^

l l n A r A Q t^® security councll/1 1 1 X \1 C ( » 1, Chile and P a k ls tu w ere d 20 — Bom t t e two weeks ago to fUl vacs

}any and th e caused by t t e expiration o t ten Felephone and and Ecuador, r here report T h e U. N. general assembU ow are back to proved th e creaUon of a flve-n lunty. com m ittee to survey w hetherompanles were m any is read y for countrywld« nes a s a result elecUons. T h is would b* a fltsl th e county la s t tow ard un iting th a t now dl u three Inches country.„ 01 Um Ito o , T m u u m t l y n U w u «

^ e ig h t abstentions. T h* a» ” ■“ ” >• t u t o t r t u ai t also had to jccUons from Soviet bloo

■« w lr« , batUe S S t e : S ? n t a l n D S ^ < S u i S r G erm any th a t It win n o t pennl

3 «h lc h to k e 0 , N , c o m m i t ta pu t lo o t oa a atages of t t e G erm an soil, as. • ' ■ ..

• OFFEBSD TITLE BOUTk T - NEW TORK. Dec. 30| \ | | ' M a ttte w i, SeatUe, a lo rm e r ]

p rise flghtar. w u oflered a J * J i lg h t today wUh UghtheaTyn

^ t i n f i T Q champion Joey Maxim, T h* / l l t l O t O se t was Feb. 33. Th* bout'w m iioriUes tte r e - «^ther New York o r 8 a a FkaOth a t alcoholism ----------------------------------------- —n psychological •'m physleal and ^ 0 ^ ^ Îties th a t m aktCrom o t te r peo- f j r f lIsta contend t t e i * f le r way srouod.»tonr.) Û e-up between " ' / J S

ihol has been f y v o \D le t te lm o f t te W \ o J V - y e S yehlatrio cllnlolg on a research ■■■ ' [ 0

f > —^ B!d th a t specific. J f l i b Cled, Bibstaoces ^ ^

isH iC sisM 'U '

! K' p a g e t w o

I Few Misha] I Noted Desp I Icy Highw

D ttp lU th e h u a rd o u f *1 eondltlona whleh m u lt« :

Tue»d»y‘t *now etorm. rel»U' m tlo r CTMfie* have occ!« t«

C T * ln F a lb »reft MWl no ( 1 been Injured, a . Left fron t portions of two 1 wer« dvnaged In « c r u h on !m ' brldRB one mile e u t and fot

Hiil'lv'fliJI lH; '**” *iM iiln 'l n>ut« 3, Pller. nnd Howard <

H jnji! C ouldn't StopU l j n j The deputy «he ri// whn

gated said the bridge U high

I the rond and bo lh vehicles c

on U a t the name Ume and i Itop on the Icy nurfAce. Dur Muegerr* 1050 Ford pickup Umated » t tlOO: th a t ta Ull Chevrolet coupe a t »35.

C itr police . Inventlgoled • collUlon a t 10:85 it.m. T hur Five Polnla w est where 1 W ynn. 609 Jefferson «irei atopped her 1048 Plymouth for * u a ff lc signal and was from behind by a 1851 Old driven by P au l A. Koppe. , gene, Ore.

n e p o rli Colllilon Thursday m om lns. Mike

m an, 131 Jaclcson sU ctt, rep m inor collision In the 100 t Second avenue soulh Wee afW moon wllh an unid driver. H e Mid damages wt

D. W. Donleli). 151 nose and A. J . Pcne. 31&Such&nar gave police a report of a mlr llslon a t Third avenue and ctrMC couth flbout 0:30 a.m. day. WlUl minor dnmage r< to the D anlcli car.

■ ; : ; Bkldt In to PoleliU * » W ednesday n lnh t a car dr

Clyd« ^ 1 * -i»f> P r | Into a power pole a t Curry b I' l ' ' th e pole off a t the ground an

I L ji |) aging thQ rea r of the car.w u unhurt.

I|[H<' H e told a county officer •|;! tem pted to stop for a c a r w:

thought was partially on thi ''jv’ way. W hen h e used the bra

car akldded.out of conlrol.

t cldent happened about 8 p j

Idaho Power compony cro« temporary repair* ahorUy of accident.

M inor C ru h A m inor accident waa repc

Clarence Horton, 1300 Sprui nue, who«e c a r collided w ith driven by D onaid E. Dunla; son, a t 9:60 p jn . Wedneaday InteraecUon of Fou rth aven • n d Seventh atreo t east.

' ' Cars Involved In an .acclil[ ; { 1:33 p jn . W ednesday a t thi

> I aectlon of a n alley and T hitI I Uh ' «a*t In th e 300 block wero H R i L . by Raymond E . BuUer. 3S3 H n l l i i avenue e u t . and Alfred W. n U I r ' 334 M ain avenue aouth. 1 9 fro n t of bo th cars were dan U l l l k l ' Kayes' auto was pulltng a EI |l]{i|, H e aoAd h e tw ung wide, m n jlK Ih tu rn from th e alley ai | | i l I C | I ded Into th e other car. l l i j i f j ' 8(ruek FYom B ear f i J l i l , A t noon W ednesday an au f llj iM en by Morrla A. Thieme, i /I{' [[< Flier, was struck from the [ |; f \ , he atopped a t Five P o in tI I ' D river o f the other c a r wjIII lltk U hrlch, route l , Paul. kHIHI driven by Mra. Rober ■ M il merfleld and C lark E. Wee n n Tw in Palls, collided about 13: I f l l l W ednesday an Addlaon aver l|l]{ll block east o t W ashington |II|{bII T he Summerfleld auto w u :

I j from behind.

' , Rites for Mani

(Burley Are I

BU ItLCr, Dec. 30 ^ O i services for Jo h n Herahbergi conducted a t 10 o jn . Monda] Pleasant View cemetery uni dlrecUon of the Rev. Roy I o f the First ChrlsUan churcl

Fallbe&rcra wero Everett nour, Oerald Oochnour. . Oochnour, Jack Oochnour Oochnour and T ed Oochnoi

Oladys Oochnour, Ida Ma • I nan . Mrs. .T ed Oochnour

Oochnour, Fern Oochnoui Jack Oochnour and Ghella

. were Jn eharge of the flower

I k I The HospitalR 'R i r i VlalUng hours a t the MagicH n l l i i Memorial hospital aro fromnfiU il'l a ad 7 to 8 p.m .N r f l i l k ADMITTED

IlD l fl Claude Brown. Mr#. Horace ([lIUil F rank Blephan. Sharon Tur: :]|I|B ! M argaret DrtgRS, M Twli in 'T Mra. Melbourne W inn am ,M Duenalng, both Eden; Mra.

Thompaon. Jerome, and Clyt sow and Mr«. Robert Loga

'b BuhLDISMISSED

M n . Lloyd Lewis and d

(Bam Haynea. Charlea Slcph I. Claude W isem an, all Ttt'lc M n . Vlrl Brow n and dauRl: M rt. Tom Revol, Buhl, and j. ; Vaughn, H aielton .

li ; WeatherQ l M atte V alley -P o rtly clea<|t | ! and Friday w ith few shown ir ll Afternoon tem peraturea, I

> ; ~ I tem perature Friday m on' r t C a n u prairie will be parti' in j i f today aad Friday w llh fe

.( i;! • flurrtea today.' H lth tewp' ' aftemooti. 24. Low tem perat

(day m om lnr, 11. The tem Id Twin Falls a t tl a jn . wai

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I fjk ' ■ .N*’' Orl»«n»‘ _ Z Z !Z Z Z f>

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W S s fS -^ E ^ IB l n l j B«*iti»' .,■!____________1W m l ^ ■

l a n a ' r " Z K e e p th e W W te F

:spiteiways j|louf driving f l , "***\suited from Ul yrelatively few H w;tured In the IV ^no one h u

two vehlelM lllh on a canal UJd four mllea ^ a jn . T hur*.A. Mueserl, . Now 21 days w ithou t

rard J. Mills, f ra //fC d ea th In o t i r Ma Vallev.

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S S ' Industry Siteand couldn 't f v • -i-i*

ck?p‘ wu®ei^ Dwindling aa MHla" J«5« T I T C■ . 'Land Is ooted a m inorThuraday a t irr* * rif> om)ere Blanche dustrlal site committee Is woi

Atreet h a d lo avoid congestion,nouth coupe H arper said one reason behJni w u atruck conccrn moving to the InduiI Oldnmoblle alU Is th a t I t hoa out^rowrppe. Jr., E u - "truck lane” loeatlon and la 1

handicapped by traffic congelon there. 'W ll,. R- J- Soran. South S/de .r « compony manaiter. uaid th a tI'nn la Planning to build a separate a

have no l been mnde, bu t a bull unidentified ^ ^ j j „ aO feet la k

es were te i- co,„((iered.TJA.,. The frm 'a present alructuri

lh e industrial site la used for ilf l-n - ■ cleahlng. pockaBlng and atoms

' . M

Bickel’s Teachen a r driven by Present Prograi

ForPTAMeeti:id and dam>car. Rogers B'ckel school' teachera wer

charse of Uie prosram a t the n fleer h e a t- lng Wednesday n l jh t of the B •ar w hich h i *chool PTA. Jimmy Egbert wa* m the h ls h . Douncer.BhriTkM W . The program Included a nl ^ 'T h e Toys T h a t Came to Life,

the flrsl" graders.. dlrecU d by. A " EUiel Adama and occoflipanlei

Mra. Bert Sweel. Jr., and Chrla tJy a f te r Uie j,y third gradenj, aceomp*

by Mrt, Sweet and directed by Emma W agner.

I reported by Plrst grade sludenU prese Spruce ave- rhy thm band numbers led by F w ith an au to cea Butler and occomponled )unlap. Ore- Sharon Zlatnik. O lher eventf caday a t th e eluded a muatcal reading .by Lc avenue e as t Miller, accompanied by B elh : t, aon; C hrlsU nu eve pantomlma cc id en t-a t second srader*, directed by El

It the ln t« r . Christopher; piano aolo by Sh T hird a tr te t HoUoway, and fJoUvity acene b; wMe d rw in th ird srade. accompanied by

363 ^ r t h Elsworth and directed by Mra.'a w . w S '

M r.. M .llon o u tl l , P T A p ra l

Services Held foi. r . u u . d r i v - Dr. Keen, Bur]Points west. ’« *K WM Poid 3 P- >«• Monday In Joseph Payne Memorial cln-w.-rt 0 | ,_ under the dlrecUon of Wl

w ^ ^ Soyers. prealdent of tho CaaalaLit 13-55 b W InvocaUon was m ade I

.v rm ,« ni?; O orth Payne,aw n K hM l Speokera were President . 6 ;

1- Harpatcr. H al . howa, accompanied a t the plar

____ Mrs. Mathews, sanK. Donald. Claflln, accompanied a t the i

n i n by Mrs. Mathews, played a >- i t 1 » BonedlcUon was offcrcei

'A H 0 M President Sagers,c A .i.V Û Interm ent w u made In Plei— Oraveslde View cemetery. The grave was 1 iberger were cated by President Sagers, onday a t the H onorary pallbearers were Oi y under the J . McOonlgal. Harvey Rogers, J Soy L. T ltua H enry W. Tucker, j . I. Burgeaa. ;hurch. Anderson. Robert Pollard and e re tt Ooch* Rue. AcUve pallbearers were ju r. . W. E. R. E. Smedley, Mack Crouch, m our. B lair vln LOfte, Trum an Wolf. Ch chnour. Chadwick and Roy Spaur.0 May Don- Flow en were taken care 0 nnour, Elsie R- E. Smedley. Mra. 1 hnour, M n . Crouch. Mrs. Trum an Wolf, ihella Cutler -ôhn Rue, M n . Tanner, Mrs. lowers. Anderson. M n . Roy Spaur and

Oeorge scholer.

I Promissory Nott"S™ " Is Basis of Ce

Suit waa filed In probate ' i> Wedneaday by the RadioPenny. Mrs. corporaUon affaJnat the Magic oraee Bj'nan. Car company and C. J . Hamr1 jp irn e r and and "John Doe" doing buslne; Twin Falla; Uie Magic City C ar compan’

1 and Doris The complaint sta tes Hami signed a promlaaory note Aui

i Clyde O lu . 1950. /o r the car company to LoRon. bolh »377.40- to KVMV and allege

T he radio concern seelts ;

S°ept.'T.

— Divorce SoughI g i * Suit for divorce w oa'flled T

day In district cour( by Dona’ cloudy today Rush against Joanna Rush,show flurries. *crc married In Elko. Nev., res, U . Low <050. the complaint slates, momloK. 8. have no children. T heir comm partly elondy property U listed as two cara, th few anow aJIeses cruel treatmcni tem perature* the eourt to give one c

iperature FVI- hhn, Uic other to his wUe. B tem perature W, L. Dunn.

J. was 23. I------ -------------------------------------

«... sn.. r„. Mag-ic Valley I; I! 1! Funerals

in T:: OOODINO—Punertl ,ervkc30 '* CralK will be held a t61 «: .11 a.m. Saturday a l the Thonr.< .:c chapel with Uie Rev. Cecil O.:» ~'oT OfflclaUng. T he Perry

. V ' XI Tr American Legion post will co” i j t ' Elmwood cem

■ ( ’0 toi JERO.ME— Funeral, service; . s 11 hz Mrs. Lucy Cults' wUl bo held■ • w .«! p.m. Friday a t the Calvary EpU

I ;J church wllh the Rev. P rank B. • ' i s J l offlolatlns- Burial will bo ma

. 13 2i the Jerom e ccmetcry.

w w t e F l a s Jail Sentenci[b ty F ly in g

Is Suspende As Fine P j

< rn a Pi»» Om>V Sentence Imposed Nov.'lS for 1' c n driving.\ 8er»ed Time

Teddy B. Tiffany, sentencec daya In th e city Jail Nov. d runken driving, haa been re O the r th a n alaUng he serv

*«> lim e, the police record does noth e date of his release.

w ith o u t a Convicted drunken driven w ith apendlng C hristm as I o u r M aoic. ^ .M c im ond. Houston L. Duggan.

- 1 W eaver, Harold L. Bonaall ani n a rd J . McKltirlck.

S | f 0 B-Monlh SentenceMcDrummond waa sentence

5 'to serve six m onths. Dugg: ¥ 1 0 ' celved a sU -m onth sentence

6 13. W eaver was sentenced to^ 1 t 30 riayf Blartlnjt Dec. 3. A :

a ^ o l l l sen tence w u given Bonsall 0: ^ k - 'V A V * JJ M cKltirlck wos sen Om) th e same day to servo 30 daystee Is working Also faced wllh the posalbl

‘ spendlnR C hrla im u In th e 1 -.son behind hla R obert Alayer who, on ^the Induatrlal sentenced to serve five ds oStarown Its driving while hts driver's llcen and !a belnff revoked fo r drunken driving,

fic congestion'

;Ji Side Bean R e leued Dec. 12aid th a t firm Records In the sheriff's separate ware- show Joseph J . Olbney w u r« Deilnlte plans Dee. 13 a fte r serving ports o t 1 bu t a building of a SO-dny sentence Imposed

feet la being to r d runken driving. Howevei tlce Potur f t l the tolJowSni

structure on d ltlons on Oibney's commi used for the o rder;

,nd atorose o f ‘•Conditions of sentence U land cost l l - ‘‘ny tim e after 10 days ond

“ ’ • p a y m en t of fine and coat, def«_____ m oy be relenaed from the 1

, Jnll and tha t the said Joo (niny be released from the 1

' f t C r f l l t l tw een th e 'hours of 11 a.

ileeting th,hers were In o n Ume o lf on good liehavfl a t the m eet- counly jitli prisoners Is flvt

of the Btekel ft m onth If lhe sentence is!:gbert was a n - th a n 30 days and no Ume t

(rood behavior fo r sentenceuded a play, th a n 30 days, le to Life." by S U te law provides five da'ectcd by..Mra. In . e ach .m on th for a .g o o dxo;Dpanled by on the p a rt of-county Jail prliand C hristm as T h e law provides to ge t Ume 1I, aeeompanled « good rccord, an application reeled by Mrs. b e m ade by the sheriff and pr

tin g attom ejr to th e probatenU p r e i^ te d whose declalon It la Insteads led by « a n - com m itting m aglstrate’a.rompanled by i t la cuaiomary to le t a 1ler events In - dlscotmc a sentence for gocUng by Lonn a Savior w llhout petlUonlng thhy B elh Nell- Judge 'pantomime by *

Arthur Capper, rbyMS S” Former Soloi ‘ Is Dead atPTA president. . TOPE3CA. Kana.. Dec. 30 business m eet- A rthu r capper, a K anaaa Repi lests. .^1)0 served In th e u . a . seni

th ree decades, died l u t n igh t

l i d f o r ' “ ®caS!>e” ‘reUrcd finm poUUw

. B u r l e y-Puneral serv- recen t months his healteen were con- heen b a d and he became crilonday In Uie w ith pneumonia two weeknorial chapel Capper, who sUiried newI of W llford ” » printer’s apprentlcifie Caaala LDS ® durJnp h i t high schooa m ade by j owned two dally newspaper

e igh t fa rm mogoxlnea w ith s■sldent-Sagers hlned circulation of 4.500,000.ter. H al M at- T he newapapcra are th e 1I the piano by ^ a lly Capital and the K ansa

D onald Mc- K aaw n . H e nlao ownia t tho piano ” “^'0 statlona.

layed a violin Ho woa a leader In farm 1a offereed by “ on du ring his years In co:

H e waa chairm an of theIs In P l e u a n t agricu ltu re commltteo whenrave w u dedl- ^red.agen. Capper aerved two term s u Irs were O eorge Ifovernor before being electRogers, Judga th e senate In lOlB.

:. Burgess, Jess _

■e tt ro o" Utah Man KilleWo».'*ChM*ea In Freak Mis!

, BOUNTIFUL. Dec. 20 (IH-A " 'V * “y acc iden t while plowing snow

® trac to r has caused Uie .n Wolf, Mra. of Frederick U. Sm art. C3.ye ner, Mrs. Jesa H otel U tah traa iportaU on m« Ipaur and M n . g m a rt waa puahlng Ulo

trac to r around his BounUful _ _ la te yesterday when his parNote

found beneaU l v./<l>9C plow by .a neighbor who tooprobate court to a hoapllal. He waa prone Radio Sales "P®” *=“ t It wi

h e MaeJe c tv de term ined If he was killed. J . H am m ond Juries from the accident or didlg business os an exclU m ent-lnduced heai

company. tack.,lea Ham mond _ ■;— --------

mTny ' ' pay C h i c f S u r p r i S 6nd alleges no SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 30

made. W hen President Dnvld O. 11 seeks Judg- of the LDS church w ent In I five pe r cen t office recepllon room late : . 1050. and 150 day. h e thought he wna keepli >. Llej-d repre^ an o rd inary nppolniwent.

B ut w hen he got there, he . 105 boya and glrla from the

I m i f v Y i f to ’I U U q I I I C hristm as aurprlse. From mis'flled T hu rs-. they song 14 carols, T he 1

by Donald C . J « d e r called I t the "mosi 'lia Rush. T hey *"'c" surprise grecllns he 'd t'to. Nev.. April celved.Int slates, and - lelr community

trea tm en t a n d I CLOSE-ive one car lo Îs wUc. Rush 's , O U Tunn. ■

SALEa l s

a l services fo r I N e w C e n t r ee held a t 10:30 > 1 1 r k i x v - r *“■c%ra”„ r m arkete Perry Byom C om er Sboabona 2nd Ai a t will conduct

20%' OfII, acrvlces fo r • ^ ■

J v ^ ^ ^ o p i u SEE OOR AD PAGI. P rank B. Trpy •'ill bo mods la

T M E S - N B ' W i

tence. Twin Fate n d ed T o M tn U lrta i'c io b

n • t Members of the ToasH P M a i f l d u b wlM toeet aC t t.m . rlAV/ J . C 4 A U W ray's cafe for a b re a k fu tt t o«> M rs. John W. Oraham"Wlllov.13 for d runk- touU nlatress. ______

Time Fined for IntexteaUen/ sentenced lo 18 R ichard /d a m s , <0 Wa Jail Nov. 19 for c o ^ . w u fined »35 and

en d riv en faced c , .w ’ McDrum'’ ^ o y d C. Young, social se<

r D M » n j i h n manager, will be In BB o ^ u V n d Ber” th e courthouse Dec. 36 U) noonaau a n a u e r penons. Ho postp

' »ch«luJed W ednesday trip scDienee condlUons.aa sentenced Oct. ______ *nths. Duggun re . j{og,e on VacaUon h sentence Sept. rumcII. son of Dr. 1m unced to serve l . y . Jones, and Pred L.

n 5 *on ot Mr. and Mrs. Les i B o i ^ l on D « . atudenta a t K em per

an rttfv. academy a l Boonvllle. Mo.^ e ^ i w i l t y of Thursday to sp e n d th e hoim« 1 n ^ e eounty th e ir parents. Ruaaell Isr who. on Nov. 18, » tudent a l Uie academy aisrve five days for n w Is a freshman,river's license was ------------------------- ^

’n„“ h"*.S Yule Symbc “."•Jm'. Ai-e Themejney w u releaaed

Friday EiI ' S S ' S i ’-■y's commitm ent them e for Uie C h m im a s 1

sponsored by th e Tw in F t sentence th a t a t “ hool Olrls' league to be j:

daya and upon in th e auditorium a t 3 p. m id cost defendant T he three symbols will be trom Uie county ahephcrds and the wlac m« aald Joo Olbney W hitehead wlll acl aa gene from the county ra to r explaining each sym t h is sentence be- l<au of the sta r wlll be a m of 11 a. m. 10 Nornia Rees, senior u n it p

tableau of the shepherds, O jarifA erson. Junior un it president,

saw the policy tableau of the wise men. ooa bohavtor b , O " '™ , jophcmoro u n li i>r e n Is five davs "''»® ^ Portr.entenco Is m S « M>chael Boles, Allyn Din no Ume otf for Hansen,

r sentences less 0 “ ry Kreft. Dick Shotwi sentences less ,

Ies five days off the purls o t the shepherdsr a good record Tom Alw orth wlllI ty Jail prlaonera. ’T h e LllUeal Angel."5 get Ume off for T he nativity scene, arraippllcatlon h'as to W iltUe, O lrla' leogiirlff and prosecu- <leht. will close the ossembtie probate Judge Rhodes wlll ac t as M nry wla Instead of Uie m a Reea as Joseph, ■rate 'a . T he a coppella choir, dirto le t a sheriff P au l H. Vang, wlll s ins '

ce for good be- ôr ChrJatmaa Day." "Whi:IUonlng the pro- herd 's W atched T h eir FIoi' -BeauU ful Saviour."________ A piano solo wlll be pi

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1 VACATIO.V U STEIo O l O n . BURLEY, Dec. 20-SchoI J V I U A I , 3 ^ ^ , ,

n n H T X n aehooU will be dlsmlsaeCa u a t o u Jor lhe Clirialm as holid. Dec. 30 m — will be resum ed Ja n . 2.lanaaa Republican ----------------------------------------

U. a . senate forl u t n igh t a t Uie B S S S S E D D

rom poUUca threeip his senate te a t n

IS his health had I 3became critically •(•jl A ' l n V ^t two weeks.ago.Arlcd newspaper / A ,» ^ C1 apprentice a t 11 L J ^ lhigh school days. „ ® !newapapcra and /r t r w jl p] ' J h • 'l r

Inea w llh a com- I h U HJf 4.500,000. rJ l- i U l . n i . 111 11

are th e Topeka one U entirely useleithe K a n s u City, ‘he worat of a s can aerve ae also owned two We e u m p ln .

In farm leglalo- f ^ e a n In congress.I of th e senate ttee when he re*

s term s a i Kanaas Being elected to

^ e d ^k Mishap I ^ H:c. 30 (in -A freak>wlng snow wllh H H D |causcd the death

m art. C3-year«old >rtaUon manager. shlng the smallI BounUful home y j g ! ) y en his pants leg ;ads of the ma-

mnd beneath the )r who took him

was pronounced I bu t It WM nolwas killed by In- 'W jIdem or died from \luced h e a r t at*

irprisedrY. Dec. 30 tu.R)— ■David McKay I V

H t-oom

keeping

hefrom the to slve him a

From memory, rola, The

'Im prM ' ling ever re - ^

DSE-. , _ INVITING fU T package telli

_ _ that's alwayL I E bottle of whft b E gift o f so zn

to remember

: e n t r a l

«KETona 2nd Ave. N,

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-NEWS. TWIN FALLS. IDAHC

1 Falls News in Brief, ChrlstittM Fr«fr»M ^he Toastmlstress T he second ward t ».m. Pridty In wHl presen t a O hrlsunu

j r e a k fu t meeUng. a t 8 p . m . Friday a t the cli»ham“ wlll be tho --------

M arriage Licenses__ A m arrlago license wa;,Uon W ednesday to William L, <0 W uhlngton topheraon and LftVora May »35 and *3 coata boUi T w in FalU.lice court a lte r --------

IntoxlcaUon. He W oman Arrested I the city Jail In Following a report a t

Thursdoy of a woman lyln:— street s t th e eomer of Monr

and Shoup avenue, policesocial security of- Averna Jackson on a ch anbe In R upert a t toxlcaUon.

:. 36 U) m eet wlUi ---------Ho postponed the in Local H oipltalday trip because Franlc S tephan, Tn'ln J

lomey, was adm itted Thu.— *■ the Magic Volley Memorial

for convalescence following 1 of Dr. and Mrs. in the Oood Sam aritan P red L. Sumner, Portland. He w u conllni

Les Samner. weeks In the Portland JiosjK em per military ---------/Ille. Mo., arrived V lillln r C lau e a - th e holidays wllh Jam es Monroe, son- of

u e l l Is a senior Mrs. J ; H. Monroe and a 11 ademy and Sum - PoUs high school graduate,

lng th e English and arc c---------- ^ th e 'h ig h school this week

I , 1 Ing In composite science anm D O l S lng in English nnd a rt. Mo;

aenlor a t the Unlveralty c

‘eme.of, 1 7 ___ X. Efflo Anderaon Is spenif J j V C n i holldaya wIUi her slsU

E sther Choules, and famll, tirlstm as" la the going to Chlcaso for a ristm as assembly algnm ent with the army. Tw in Folls high cently re tu m ed to Uils coun e to be presented F rank fu ri. Oermany, wh a t 3 p. m . Friday, headed th e army's library la will be Uie sU r. During W orld war n ahe ' ! wise men. Clark on Intelligence aectlon In PI aa Rcncrnl n a r- --------ach symbol. Tab- Tax Lien FiledII be arranged by Notlccs of Uie filing of 1 ir u n it president; tax lien nnd th e release < >herds, Oayle P e l- were recorded a l the ccu Mcsldent, and the W ednesdoy. According to Ise men. Sharon Uce. W illiam. E . Q arnetl,! u n it president, of th c New C entral mark bc portrayed by }6.2S for Uio 1051 fourUi llyn Dingle ond paym ent of employment

law contrlbuUons. A lien k Sholwell. R on- properly of Mr. and M n . E iry Post wlll play elbcrg h a s been released. "I hepherds. owed $40.08 for IDI8 Incon ir th wlll narrate ------ :---------------------

ene. arranged by Santa Claus Siiris' league preal- -rx -n

Drop From P1, ■ McCHORD A in FORC!:holr. directed by Wash,. Dcc. 20 (liV-SanU CIII s ins "Fanfare pa rachute from an alrpln >•." "While Shep- S s tu rday afternoon lo rr. h e ir Flocks" and C hristm as wishes of 85 need

slcrs como true.Ill be played by Every un it on lhe baae

nated 16 a C h rls tm u funt-------------- youngsters from Uia nearbr USTED Taeomit. The children po20—School Supt. Uielr h e a r ts In letters to Sai

Tliuradny said asking for th e usual pres dlamlsscd Friday wllh Utile hope of getUng t a s holldaya and • T lio m odem S a n u wtll p >n. 3. from a plane, of th e 4tl-------- ' ------- scjuadeofi to dJ.strlbute gl

youngsters also will be ta l tour of the base., h ear C

„ stories, piny games ond Uft^Chrfatmas dinner with

S C JL . 26 Tons Per' IDAHO FALLS, Dec, 20

i C ^ a g i s l ] don Dees, Jr„ 15, son of E.*t/ ' i Bonneville counly, todayI I A ! nounccd ss winner of th(

i l / ' T v i M»t«ni Idaho sugar-beetIII ll H / # I contest, ely useless. Even H e produced 36 tona on>n aerve a s borri- Lam ont S luart. 17, Bannocl

wns second w ith 33 tons.

S O U H ^ ^

ITING MUSIC from inside the THE Gage telU him tbU ia the gift him thiiii ahviiya n'o/como—a festive’ amoothee of whiskey. It'# the favorea In fnct,5f so m any people you want people 1member. . . tmd the answer to blentJed/ of your ahopping problems in mined Ibrief Btop at yotir Uqtwr atore. thouaan

& VBH h( f ^ e W jU e n j o y

I r a i w e r RBERVe ' B liaP E g WHISKEY »

J • - -

I P A H C _________________ ■

Open Meet ^ O n Jlospil

:h r i s u ^ S n S F u t U T C I sr a t thc church.___ , ~ crr*« p»«« 0 «»)•a valua of the building and

a t $300,000 and said i t Is

►VoraMai wuigiey, , 74^ 8.37 wort

— neas and collected I68.SIS,the InsUtutlon 885.304.53-'

port a t «:37 a. m . during th a t Ume. Blnce t» Oman lying In th e hoaplUl In 104B ttr of Monroe a tree t j_P73 p*Ueats cared ue, police arresU d jaaUtutlon. sn a charge of In - o t the board

dut th a t^ S Indigent casea I cared for a t th e hospital, -iN-ir. n t . first of tho year. T he coun

r i f S . s !? t ‘oS

of making the hospital In t InsUtuUon and S ta te Reg

son- of M r and Py'« told chamber membe 'e and a 1945 Tw in thinks It w u a good Idea.. graduate, la v is it- Cham ber members qi and arc classes a t count yassessor as saylnj this week. M ajor- age ta x increaae of 11.50 1

science and m ino r- port the InsUtutlon. I t als- Id a rt. Monroe Is a m ated th a t this coat woul nlveralty o t Idaiio, in a couple of yeara.

Reception Hel S ',»ro' Kimberly Se

:o for a new o s- KIMBERLV, Dec. 30— he arm y. She r c - berly hleh school senior 3 Uils counlry from Its annual Christm as nany, where she Monday evening In the h y's library service, oudltorlum. ir n she WM w ith O uesti of the seniors ictlon In F ra n k fu r t, parenta ond tho high scht----- John Robins, class presl.

comed the guesta ond 1 filing o t an Id ah o the program.! releose of a lien Bolos were sung by Dc I the court houae music in structor a t the hi irding to Uie n o - Irene Hinkle. Shirley k Q arnetl, opero tor Darlene Kllbom. A clarl

itral m arket, owes tel composed of Jo Elle 15 fourUi qu a rte r Satidra Ann Olll, Oeorglai iployment security ^nd Mltsl Sw ltier s. A lien ag a in s t « "ern l n u X n . ' '

TTiev hnd num bers consljreading by P a tty Cam]

1D48 Income taxes. w an d a Clementa;Sandro Ann OUI; saxop

3 I I C C o f c P e te n o n : ChrlsUrl U a J im es Bradford, and a

T k i by Supt. William Pow en.r o m r l a n e Clalbom played backgroia FO RCE BASE.1—S a n ta Claus will f v . an a irplane h e re JJ lV O rC e ftOU

son lo mnke th cfor-dl

rin Norm an K . Lee In dlst

H H Hn f, Hm the funds now In Uie ho

^ fendan t and one ho lf UitL ^ ! L celved from tho sale ofKl 1 t e t ^ e n ’ s a a Leandro. Collf, Sh

D i n M Sr « A KIM BERLY, Dec. 3 0 -F e r A c r e o t the Klmbcrly h* C l r x c i c Tuesdoy In Uie' gym3, Dec, 20 OJ.PJ—E l- make plans fo r thc onnison of E. M. Decs, h e a r t boll,

ty, todoy wos on - A g if t was prcicntedner of th e nnnual Lcs M cln turf, form er 1iUgar-beel growing the group. A program waa

by Barbara O lenn, Ela'6 tona on an acre, and Irene Hinkle, Tin .7, Bannock county, closed wlUi the slnslng of33 tons. carols b y th e m enjbers.'

THE G A Y O IF T C A R TO N to n 0him th is ia h ia favorJio whiskoy. .. v<smoother,mellowerCftlvertReserve. erIn fnct, C a lv e rt haa th e taste m ojt hi people like x n o « f. . . because it’j , t jblended to a taste 'w hich is deter* t lmined b y • "Consum er Ju ry " of Sithousand* o f folks like him. y,

'■IIMCALVle n j o y f f s o m ^ n y d m r B n i vr^

WHISKEY » U J i noor > « S g r a in n e u iw

[ Seen To(J sp ita l’s^ C v v » - ler than usual w ith unciC Is s e t c a n being able to stop on

before reaching croaawif.*** J , » Much atWnUon being f hJlng and equipment gUff-legged elk on to p 0laid I t Is debt free, car parked dow ntow n .0 Nov. 1. 1851, Uie Kelker denying h e park 38 67 w orth of busl- bicycle *one . . .^Waltres, ri i f « f to find sugar auAply tn t d 168.818,30, I t cost _ Special C hrlslm aa p( 85.304.53- to operate Q u i^ g about addresses . Blnce th e opening gide of town . . . Lloyd In 104B there have describing rigora o f drlvli Its cared ior a t the ,ey on Icy read . . . 87E

IJlly recelvin® "bon T03le board a lw point . . . W oman using loien t cases have been paneake tu rn e r to sc rap1 hospital a lnce-the windshield of c a r llcen» T he county has h a d . . . Buddy Cox grinning of these casea and celvlng o na -ha lf o f pali becom b a county W ednesday n ig h t in gtfl :ase8 would be h a n - among h is employes . . . A the county. wearing chains u allcl lald th e doctors and Unues on sUêta a n d i M piui are In favor Agaln.funcUonlng stoker ■spltal Into a county haU giving building t tm S late Rep. W illiam o t w arm th . . . Aasessi er m em ben he, too, 'Thompson aUU runnln ood Idea. • courUiouse to borrow ph m ben quoted the new fixtures a re Inatal gj aaylng an aver’ new office dow nsta irs of llJ O would sup . overheard: “D o n 't MU mi on. I t also waa esU- B 't colderl"cost would decrease ■

HoUday Stn Held by S p e e c h G: ly SeniorsDte. 20- T i . t Kta- JViwams .}l senior clast heldiristm as recepUon Two num bera by memlIn Uie high echool LDS male chorus a n d 1

Uonal C hrU tm os messa<seniors were their Dr. P . W. W erU, MeUio<

h lsh school faculty, superintendent, w ere 1ass president, wel- Thurtday noon as K»iIta ond announced members observed anm

mns prosrom .ng by Don Slruble, The program w u unda t the high school; recUon of Les Orowley, c

Shirley Mason and the club's church commiI. A c larinet quar- les Shlrley w u d irec t' Jo Ellen Bcillord, chorus whleh prcaenied ‘, Oeorglanrvk M ath- tlon" and -T h e Holy CSw ltier. presented «Jay M. M errill w u accon

In his tolk th e Rev.rs consisted of a folJoH'rd the them o of Itty CompbeU; ta p mas story oa I t la relalam ents; piano solo, Bible.U- saxophone solo. InvocaUon wos given b ; C hrU U nu prayer. Donald Blockstone. Klw I, and an address ber and Presbyterian ptI Powers. Mrs. J . D. CliarJCs Allen gave thi

background music rending.Mrs. O. P. D uvall p layt

------------ - m unlty singing whichP S n i n r n f ’ ch rla tm os songs andC under the dlrecUon o t I

A nnouncem ent w as 1fn ri? y,iM - I n ,? Crowley th a t th e chorus

m P«‘“‘ <h public concert 1 uibemocle In T w in PalU

S a Ôokle” ' " " ’ on December 30.6 action Uie plain- , P resident B ay J . Holmea n equal division announced th a t Insp ro p ^ ty , one-half club office r, wouldn Uie hands of de- » t the meeUng nex t Thui! ho lf Uie funds re- 37. Kiw onls L ieut. Oi

sale of a baslneas Blauer. Burley, will be InCaUf. She also aaks w hile K iw onls Oo

planned .Groups to SDec. 30—The Olrls KIM BERLY. Dec. 30—'mberiy high school Uiln YouUi slngsplra tlon

the ' symna-slum to sing ChrU tm aa caro ls tthe annual Sweet- and o th e r reslden ta of '

and .K im berly S o tu rdaprcicnted to- Mrs. The groupa will m e e t a tform er advisor o t B re them chu rch a t 7:30gram was presented T lio nex l s ln g sp lra tlo n 'enn, Elaine H eath Jnn. Q a t the S outh Pariikle. Tlie mccUng church. Now officers wUlilhRlns of Christmas ------------- -------------jnjbera.' READ TIM ES-NEW B W

f '*

tils ONE TASTE reminds him that Cai*'• . . vert is really m a n y gifts in one.H c’Il ve. enjoy i t in th e m ost superb highball ojt he ever tasted . O r a zestful M anhat-‘t’s • tiin...arobust01d-Fajhioned,..afe»*er- tive holiday Egg Nog o rH o tT o d d y . of So gtva Colvart, and gat pUnty fer

your own holiday anisrtalning, loo.

w a y s ! )

j NEUTRAl SPIRITS. GU.vatT DISTmERS COaPOl

'THURSDAT, bb

Seen Today lBuslneas d U tr lc f pedestrians war- U l C

er than usual w ith uncertainty of ‘ a n being able to stop on Icy streeta J ’ f t l* lefore reaching crosswalks . . .ûch atWnUon being given froten, A pi,,_ — Uff-legged elk on to p of MonUna Pr**'ni«l w ;ar parked dow ntow n . . . a iu denla ef Un Celker denying h e parked car in " I n goiooi iJcycJe *one . . , ^ a l t r « s a surprised *r»m. tI j, 0 find sugar supply tn refrigerator "the . . Special ChrU tm aa postman in - tlon" »na t

miring about addresses on' north The cu t ilde of town . . . Lloyd c . Voung niolhtr; d, lescrlblng rigora of driving to B ur. Larson wa ey on Icy read . . . S75gt. Z?ennls dren; cUm Jlly receiving "bon toyage" cake l ^ r i j h . - v

. . W oman using long-handled I'ns. antel janeake tu rn er to scrape frost off Swin, sunii windshield of c a r licensed 3T'>3345 aid Snyder

. . Buddy Cox grinn ing about re- Dick v ;elvlng o na-ha lf o f p a ir of socks '"^n, Wednesday n ig h t in g ift exchange ^heryie Hol imong hU employes . . . ,More cars “ n. Desnne rearing chains u sllcknsss con- lor- Linda I Jnues on sUêta a n d roads . . . Ramona Thi \galn .funcU onlng atoker a t old city -Oihtri » . laU giving building ttn a n ta plenty Jimmy v l )t w arm th . . . Aaaeasor Clifford Robb camB rhom pson aUU runn ing around candleiiiht*, jourUiouse to borrow phones. whUe Darrol new fixtures a re InstaUed in his Whitehead new office dow nstairs . . . And Hanfl )verheard: “D o n 't MU me it'a going Laujhiin a 'j3 gel colderl" Llnsti*,'

' Donald, lioj

Holiday Song Speech Given Kiwanis Here

Two num bera by members of the Graham anjDS male chorus a n d an Insplra- • '’?'“ ors of •lonal ChrU tm os message by Rev.Dr. P. W. W erU, MeUiodUt churchluperlntendent, were t e a t u r e d Mrs. Ed«Thuraday noon as KlwanU club ônducttdancm bers observed annual Christ- Tina prosram . T l n o i n f

The program w u under the dl- ■ ^ “ d V j recUon of Les Orowley, chairman ofiie club's church committee. C har. u t j d r Ces Shlrley w u director of the - p:horus whleh prcaenied "The Crea- r O F Lion" ond -T h e Holy City." M n.lay M. M errill w u accomponUt. PENDLE)

In his ta lk th e Rev. Dr. W erU ror'^^’n^Ji^folJoivfd the them e of Uie Christ- an ■ ??f.hgiaa atory oa I t Is rela ted in Uie a former Dl

ot hU childInvocaUon wos given by 'The Rev. John Itai

Donald Blockstone. KlwanU mem- clvU aenmt>er and Presbyterian pastor, while plane waatHilaries Allen gave the scripture mountains irending. Cabbage hi

Mrs. O. P. Duvall played for com-nun lly alnglng w hich featured “ was pChrlatmos songs an d which waa Py^den t 0 under the dlrccUon o t Don Duvall. Plumbing '

A nnouncement w as m a d e by ho:rowley Ih a t th e chorus would op- w hen he h5cnr in public concert a t Uie LDS ter ^ 1 jibem ocle In Tw in PalU a t 8 p jn . B rlaha^Y)n December 30. her home 1

Prealdent B ay J . Holmes, who pre- ycar-old *0 Ided, announced th a t InstaUaUon of him.lew club officers would take place The wealit the meeUng nex t Thursday noon, tween IB aiDec. 37. KlwonU Lieut. Oov. Richard In I31auer. Burley, w m bo InsUUlng o t- H«nHlonleer, while K iw onls Oovemor D r. welosepu W .M w shaU . Tw in Falla, wUl InvUlb. * .^ r .

.Groups to Sing idaho :KIM BERLY. Dec. 30—Tha ChrU- Uonal Indi

a ln Y outh slngsplratlon group wUI poraUon, aling C hrU tm as carola to shut-ins filiate, himd o th e r resldenta of Twin PolU negoUaUonm d .K im berly Soturday evening. Uona of orhe groupa wlll m e e t a t the United a t the sJre th em church a t 7:30 p. m . ataUon.,^

T lio nex l slngsplratlon wiU be held ThU.wuInn. Q a t the South Park Nazarene Johnston, IJiurch . Now officers wUl be elected. operaUona

■ AEO conlnflEAD TIM ES-NEW B WANT ADS. plus fixed*

reminds him that Cai* I S3ianygirtsinone.He’n He most superb highl>ffH I. Or a zestful Manhat* ’:01d*Fashioned...afes. ' .^gsNogorHotToddy. ■■rt, and gat pUnty fer & H H N U [Iday anisrtalnlng, loo>

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li Biitits Noted » S 5 i S ° K

» % > s;:S ^ “' i , r S X ! ““» £ rS .”S “ I

^ who h a v e.a tU ln ed 'M MoHice. S ta lin A M

" i !?d fee turning points MjM• ^ “ •nfwe were th ree M^ T tfe tlm e-U iree occa- . ! ■'^ ^ ^ I d c n t o r design. HNi^MPpened to him Bt ! ■ ■

H id eventa BOne ; , ■ ■'^%o “ns one of these ' M^ w uld be living In ^ w 9

whole hlsw ry ctM i l be i . . /■L * itudent nam ed Jo s- V . . ^Jrtch DjUKMhvlU w as ■^ C ie theoloRlcnl « m - .Z . BUJslo- Tt’® faculty ■ ,

su llfJ ttnd r c ■" .‘ , V, Mrslsted In read ing k,J ^ s , tha t h ia en tire ~

*«»1 riuaUtS for tho priest-

u 4 bjiiUm and h la nnme. 'I * eommunl.it nam ed

, mT-L«nln. th e fa the r . S L l rtvolutlon. hnd been A O n!it' ,~^fh for the f ig h t to of 0 . - f tlie men w ho nro

i^rit his power. Leon . t». r » lime seemed to bc Brooklyn

^ r£ .^ = fs : 'E “itUiftI inny .ftn e loquent ■fiw ( iSUl)n-«o obscure th a t Cuffnfho

^ Bienlloned In theri- oi the com m unist . jijd been working quiet-ûet* and behind th e 2 ^ ®lall 4 % s into TYoUky's P“‘ „V ntS l KOW he WM ready P“S a iI ihtoujh a moUon ex- fopi j l i a a the com m unist ^w o tre

lafA yesterda}itnM- ijr 0ulln becam e th e Cusmanohart. oil. hands.

, m l - H itler’s nnnyjW to Uie "suburbs o f I I f f | / i tie RUMlm RovcrnmentI Jltd Jrom the cap ita l A f (

“ ™" lhe tIty of Kulbysliev, * * l> ’. . idthfm the smoke from cASTL

, ^ S ;»pBJ in the ir archives. D arrow «WJ of the com m unist costlefonM i n i ISclr m m . ,J isd prepnrInK to pre- o th e r c

S5 ' «Ttr hnd any th ing to t o t viceI T ’ n!ui ef Russia. T here ond Wee^ A t t «ord go t ^ ^ d “e « e t« *

itciunent ofllc lals had j^ jn jiSk^ i '• Uelty, on

U:eiuminons to a m ass r e c to r .-iciai nd tqunre. nnd troops New oliBts n »ho Aljortly w ere to January .lotB ^ luburtM o&iembled the clubirto uppcnred on th o top support o8C0IB ; to b where' L enin 's Alton Y<fflttij^^B taiule. nnd delivered motion '— ct deflnnee ag a in s t Europe. (

t word go t arpQ i/i chnlrm an

in MoBcow and , r J ^ ^ H n ie d . The G erm ans

from the gates of R i l hnve lo st the

his own life by Class rmove. Junior c'

7 3 ^ ------------- school thr i ^ ^ B l n n s p o r t a t l o n , d ls- The rl

of bananas com - tween Jc^ ^ ^ ^ ■ i c c e of the w orld's m ent Is

sometime

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Man a t le ft um« >U i to g e t to h is Job In AVat< treme eold and wind-driTcn tnow tlial lilt a tndlng oot In e on tnu t, Jo a n Taylor, raram ou ;u e d lo m atch Los Angelei* 10*degree wealht

'ax Man Caught Accepting Bribe jEW YORK. Dec. 20 {/PJ — A SALT L/oklyn Incomo tax eollector wns 1116 Utahcd yesterday, allegedly In th e nounced tcof taking ft *50 bribe. record *10,3cld In tl.OOO ball wns Joseph tlon duringmano, « . an ossls tan t deputy cen t per i:c tor of in te rnal revenue. tax voted I:(deral au thorities said a bus- Nearly f sm an whom they w ould n o t speeding ti10 nsked Cusm ano If he could Lake Citv

off a *2,000 w ithholding ta x ji r e e t win itnent due th is m onth. >~m >lasmono allegedly offered to fix n s t will tp fo r tSO. rlehts-of-wwo treasury agenta wero on h a n d 1j,r towardcrday nnd said they arrested . mano ns th e motjey changed“ • _________________ _ way will \

fficers Selected H'Ciii'S i t Club’s Meeting _\STLEFORD. Dec, 20— Jo h n 'H a o row wna elected p residen t o f th e J L / c a ' ;lcford Men’s club a t a mecUng j-nnn ot iday n igh t a t th e gun elub. county nre ther officers ore A ntone Potucek, deadline fo . vice president: Ed Conrad, sec- of their n

vleo president; Dale F la tte rs , conservatio etary-U easurer; R . J , Bncker. yenr by L 1 usher: Porley H annon , pub- county PM y, and Fred lU ngert, m usic d l- Unless pi o*’" ■ ports are iew officers will be Installed In p m a office ja ry . At the m eeting M onday nnym cnu I club donated »25 tow ards th e U g r a m c

w rt of tho town basketball tenm . stoles.n Young, Tft'In Falls, showed ___lon pictures on his tr ip to spe. Chnrles W ebb w u prottrom

Rings Selected S f lnas rings were selected by the Jim Haror class o t Tw in F a lls h igh president. Jlol th is week. reta ry ; Mrano rings niny be ordered b e . c r, nnd O.m Jnn, 10 and 34, T he sh ip - boss, A cit is expected to be received group willetlme during February o r M nreh. gun club.

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om Coast to Coast

l i P iob in Watertown. N. he is p u s ln g one of : tiiat lilt a 40-mile area around ihU n o rth er . raram ount's nevreit film star, rigbt,~ ih o s t ree weather. (NCA Ulepholo)

510.000.000 Slated For ConstructionOf Utah’s Roads L ii!!

SALT LAKE d T Y . Dec. 20 IW— DEOATtTie Ulah road commlaslon a n - navy alrmlOunced loday i t would spend a by slowlnscord »I0,205,000 on rond construc- compartmilon durltjR 1B52—thnnks to a ono dny " I Jusen t per gallon Increase In fuel ChrlslmtinIX voted by the Inst leRlslature, quickest wNearly «,000,000 will go tow ard o le n C

peedlng traffic tlirouRh the S a lt .tnrpkeene■ake City metropolitan area. S tato fi-iri „ , J rtree t will be widened and ehonnel- ■_ ,h» no*d from Ninth to 33rd south. T he ‘ , J. ch liest will KO toward nn overpass, niriinpp vi l8hts.of-way and approaches ltp.d- lg toward the new westslde express-

The largest stre tch of new h igh - K 'lll wbj 'fty will be nearly five miles Inlox Elder counly n e a r SnowriUe “fhere highway 3D over Rattlesnake m alnder oass will be realigned a t ft cost of Crewmci570.000,------------------------------------------ ot lack of

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Deadline NearsFarm operators in Twin Falls 1

ounty are reminded of the Dec. 31 J eadllne for reporting performancef their approved soll and wnter ,, " ^ . 1onservatlon proetlces for the past , o , ear. by L. A. w inkle . Twtn FalUounty PMA vice chairm an. £*. ” „ *Unless performance and crop re - 25? ,'^2“”

orU are mode to th o Twin Falls■MA officc by tho end of the year. “aymcnis for the 1051 agricultural Pence b<rogram cnnnot bo mnde, Winkle ’totes. one -ha lf J

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Elected “" " i-CASTLEFORD. Dec. 20-H ow ard A o Q i

ludson was elected president of the :ango Riders n t a meeting Tuesday T h e Jun Ight n t tho home of M att Toupln, e n th grad' Jim H arding was elected vice Junior hU resident. M rs. Howard Hudson, sec- nesday afi :ta ry ; Mrs, Jam es Miracle, treasur- h igh schi r. nnd O. D, Clark, chuck wagon S m ith am OSS, A ChrUtmas p a rty for the th e assem' roup will iM held 'Saturday a t the M ary Ai un club. solo.

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/ & • fum uncDg one of m any »e h ld ei ita lled by cxperier lU no rlh em New Y ork aU ta city, prompt [bt,~ ihopa for h e r C hrU tm as tree and ma

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Death Risked by problon

Plane Stowaway' I before t

DECATUR, in.. Dec. 20 (U.(D-A 54-lnch navy a irm an who risked suffocation tool in i by n lovlng awfty in the âggage Today com partm ent of on nirllner said to- Just um dny " I Just w anted to get home for Tho d Chrlsim os nnd th a t seemed the W hltnej quickest wny." ment fn

O len C. K ull. Jr„ a n aviation ‘«>1 storekeeper stationed a t M offett K o « an field, near Snn Prnnclsco. was found ”In th e nose baggage com portm ent of n Chicago-bound T ran s World a irliner yesterday ns i t sU rtcd lu ascen t to clear th o Rocky mounta ins.

K ull was ordered o u t o f th e compartm en t and given a se a t w ith the re s t o t the .passengers fo r th e re m ainder of the trip.

Crewmen said he would have died • ot inck of ox}'Ren had h e remained In th a t portion of th e piano over Athe m ountains. M

Promoted ^BUHL. Dec. 20—R obert V. Pence ^

has been nam ed a ssistan t m anager o t lh e B uh l b ranch o t th e Idaho F i r s t NaUonal bank. Jo h n A. Schoonover, president, announced T liursday. He succeeds Boyd Rolfe w ho is becoming m anager.

Pence began h is em ploym ent with th e bank In llHS, Ho served two nnd one -ha lf years In th e M arine corps during w orld w ar n end Is a gradu- ato of tho Buhl h igh school.

Assembly GivenT h e Junior orchestra a n d th e sev

e n th grade g irls' choir presen ted a Junior high school assem bly W ed. nesday aftom oon In th e T w in Falls h igh school auditorium . R ichard S m ith and Belle H aeseler directed th e assembly.

M ary Ann M errill p layed a vIoUn solo.

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Delays Cited In Drive for JS',

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More Planes S.ViBut

EAST HARTFORD. Conn., Dcc. 20 ncUl l nj.pj—Three tim es since thc rcarnin- un m ent drive s to rtcd one of th e world's chlcf a irc raft engine m anufacturers u k • has been forced to c u t back produc- fe uon schedules. uxpax

ExtcutW ts o t th e P r a t t and W hll. ?LT i ney a lrcrn it dlvl.ilon of U nited Air- _c rn tt corporation place the bulk of th t blame on the goverruncnfs delay 'In helping to expand m achine tool a t least ou tpu t nnd in fixing Tellable ptio rl. even tei ti ts for moterlals. Aroflnd

EffccU F a r-R ea ch ln r ^The clfect* of any slowing of

P ra tt and W hitney 's r a te of expan. slon are far-reach ing . P iston and A de< je t engines produced here power s ir process force and navy fighters, D-38 bomb- the anlers, navy a ttack nnd nnU-submnrlno — ------planw . long-range tran spo rts of the — ■ strnteeic a ir com m and and tu rbine. propeller tran spo rts now tm der de- WW velopment. ■

General M anager W Ullam P, J r p i Owinn says th e com pany Is a year ^ behind. I t wili rcftch maximum capacity In mld-t053 Instead of 1052.Owin says th e com pany originally K furnished tho govem m ent a n expan* ^ elon plan based on W orld w ar I I êxperience and th e assum ption of prompt federal a id on m achine tools and materials.

W o n t Problem Machine tools—bolh exlsUng types

and wholly new ones needed foradvanced jeLv—havo been tho worst i--------problon, according to Gwlnn who a t « h a i 3* jitn rs of experience In aircraft engine production,

For example. I t Wok IS weeks before the K orean w ar to obtain a 91 54-lnch verUcal tu r re t la the, a vital p R Q tool In m nchlnelng Je t engine parts.Today deliveries a re promised In Just under th ree years,

Tho damnRO wns done, P r a t t and W hitney men say. w hen th e government failed to tneklo th c m o c h ln e ______tool problem until a year a fte r tha Korean war s ta rted . Up to. now, OOI-«

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• 51 Gauge-• Sizes 8V2• Country

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In Twin Falls . . .

WIN FALLS, IDAHO

Eager 1®®BOISE, Dee. 30 m -8 c m e eager U t

beavers aro already sending In -w-ithe ir 1051 Ineome tax returns— h

, the ones th a t aren’t dua until5 M arch 15. POE

But s u te T ax Collector p . O . the tl;0 Nclll sold- they w on't be process. Daniel- 'ed u n til a fte r the f irst of tho remow* year. o r dea ■s He said the law sUpuIates th a t • In \ ‘ tbe re tu rn s show income of th e befltod

taxpayer for the year ending Battle;• Dec. 31, or fo r n fiscal period In rolsaln,* case o f some taxpayers. Joinedy -I - ----- I record:)l a t least. Everybody h u competed on S e p u t.• even^terms for scarce machine tools. . .

Around Uie P ra tt and W hltaey p lan t a priority U called a ‘'hunUng 11-

„ . a . 1..U.'• ' knewd A deer's anUers grow <0 fast th e nrlsom lr process Is almost wlihout pariliel In appeat •- the an im al iclngdom, th e co

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Sergeant’s Name T Off‘Missing’List ^ For Second Time

PDEBLO, Colo., Dec. -20 ( ^ F o f clsco.the th ird . Ume the nam e of Sgt. ---------Daniel MarUne*. Pueblo, has been removed from the missing In acUoa or dead list.' In W orld war n lie was trapped

befilQd the O ennan lines In th o ^ K m B attle of th e Bulge a n d repotted missing. He escaped, however, and I M P Joined a new outlii. Before h is K s l

J records could catch up w ith h im E jH T relaUves were Infonned Ijy th e w ar » v w

" deparUnent th a t he h sd been illled .Last January U « sergeant waa m M k

, reported missing In K orea,' ■ B S !In July Mrs. M artlnes was ln> K I k

form ed by an escaped prisoner, who ■ d knew MarUnez. th a t ho was In a

le prisoner o f war camp. HU nam e n appeared on the list supplied by

th e communists.

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h ighw ay bo a rd Is comii d a m re v e n though I t ti only-Alx m o n th s.

T h e T lm es-N cvs p re i oppoalUon to th e n ew tx se t up, b ecause p ressu re 1 would n o t f ind ItJO e tu y operatlne: u n d e r (ho ata x n ln b tra tlre syettm .

Jo h n C orlett, political S ta te sm an . sta rU d th e I n s fn a recen ( art/c/< com m lsaion h a a no plat fo rm o f g o T ern m en t/'

A few new spapers lr w h ich feel th e y m a y h som e apeclal conalderat

p : i , • • h a v e Joined ra th e r feel ; ! com plain ts.

I T h e c ritic ism , howeveI I'.l I- basic facts:I , | j! 1. Com m ission o r no ! ■ Lj. ro a d system could har

(Ulll loosely o r inefricl: 1^1 p a re n t fo r a good num bi

o ld se t-u p . F ro m t h a t 1 ■j;:]!",)' th e a rg u m e n t la in fave

c rea ted by th e laat aesjl iliHlT couldn’t be m uch won Illilii!. Wlll w ork o u t a lot mor I H i 3. I t shou ld be m ani M B Id a h o t h a t th o now hoai ] H I m irac les In a tx m onths, j i r ^ su r re y of th a a ta to 's roi '!varl{ ^ m a s te r p roffratn 1I a n d m a in te n a n c e Is no i; ’ ■* th e on ly m e th o d b y wh ; ' p o r ta n c e of a l l h lghw a . I ' de t e r mi ned. I t ts th e

I I p ro g ra m of efficiency, lltL ^ m a in tI jh i; t o th e ir re la tiv e im por

i S l i l concur inII n L ' ^> '«cted a g a in s t t h e bon llir llk b ra n c h of governxuer

s ta r t ln ? o a t un d e r a ne'ijilji m ak e m istakes, i t hoaj j i i . ' t h a t th e b o a rd m embeilutili' h av e gone a b o u t t h e joti|i£ ' Id a b uslness-iiko m onncJ r 'i , t h a t in due tim e t h e pec

a vaa t im p ro v em en t 0H|{(,. w h ich p reva iled f o r too

. y i j l A fte r all. I t is onlyH h sh o u ld be b u i l t w h e re t||lf lin dem an d by ac tu a l traff:ll ill! w h ich com m uJ 'I f to tu m on th e m o s t ]J * I; w h ich p o litica l p a r t? r

I In power.! ' , ' M eantim e, o f coxirje,t w p la n Is w orked out o n & i|; | h I w ill be th e need f o r pnliOltlli roads, a n d we| |B I | | s ta te h ighw ay b o a rd Is tf l l i l i th o se responsib ilities

|N lu I t la one th in g to co:n lll <rom & statew ide i[l n | . quite a n o th e r to b e iwi‘Ul]il{! sectional p re ju d ice s . Th:|{i|;|(' Ueve, la fam ilia riz in g it;'f,. p ic tu re and in due tim e \.K ■ !'* developm ent o f a s ta te :jy i | w ill begin to malce some

• i l: I t m igh t be th a t the t iL ' I th la g r e a t ' responstb iiif , l t |J w ith Its w ork th a t ip |lti p a id to so-called public

tlo n a—th a t- fo r t h e rooi iW i|: itse lf , ttie people o f idt ; ffin in fo rm ed as to J u s t wbr , l l l | d u r in g th is p rc llm tnarj

P e rh ap s from th is ati j 'Hi’ well fo r th e board to

;j;i secre ta ry a t once, whe , d u d e Issuing periodic

!k fep ln g a closcr con tac t e ja lly .

ll would b e foolish tc a ll c r l t ld s m could be < developed t h a t t h e ncv o u t perfec tly , th e r e wbi from those who a r e sei son in th e ir d e s ire for p re fe r to u se th e state

. t a a p a tro n a g e agency can p ay th c t r political t

I t ’s our guess t h n t tl: th e people them selves

; j, r ge ttin g m ore ro ad s for t ' kJ i . new set-up .

• i t n ' A nd a f te r nil, from I : ; ' . I po in t, th a t ’s th e only }lj . t h a t ’s th e p u rp o se a hiiI fj;, H supposed to serve.

11(1® ' ' B U N D L E S FO Ij lT f r . T . L am ar Caudle, w:1 11 ill' b een nam ed by t h e late

[, I* q u ite a g a m u t o f IntereIgO in a n d o u t o f h is formiUfB a tto rn e y gcheraLM A bout th e on ly thln{

i D n p c n c d to th is u n lo rcuni i r a h a v e som eone show up| j » l | b e a r in g w lta* a pack e t

. In p in k tlbbonv IT .this «U H a re so re of only one tl| H add ressed to “C udcilu"

1 . ■ ; ,

^ H tt e t Um il»bo B*«aliui TtaM V V J?>IU N m «atahUib>d la i m .

1*7 at IIO gin«< Slrwl W««t. Tvia odC* ft W.N*«, rabltobls. C«t*Ma]r r v ^ ^ f a t «9»ll a iiu r Aprir I. 1*11. at Ua aoat u o u 0( fCio. a>4<r tb* act af H in t (. lif*. potUlM UUi

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• « orirr af m r t *f *eB»*t*nt i iraair. vill a* pablUbtd la tba• panwat ta S«n. IMM. I<«l.a Catf*.RC?|eSTNTATIVEI ■ B m A lc.r.foxr CO.. m e . ~■rt, b l rrawW o. Ciltf. Bw Ta«

crlaiB-chaal>ARD C R IT IC IZ E D nround forsr Umt Id n b o ’j new j t a t c J J S c S S 'xjmlng In for^som e c r i t l - u the r tc ti t has been in ex is te n c e Doston. nc'

revolaUoM

predJcfced th e re w ould b e quesUonnbi* •.Vf board as aoon a s i t w aalu re groups a n d p o litic ia n s m a n*k iieaay to In tim id a te a b o a rd viewpoint tl i» ta (< ! '» n « w h J g h w a r« d -

Iftw cn/orcc•tical w r ite r fo r th e Boise porartiy at t h e b a ll of c ritic ism ro ll-rt/c /e staCtntr th a t " a n y man-itimng'place In Id a h o ’s c a b in e t chairman as

t . ” , . must epeaa r s In o th e r com m unities l y have been en titled tole ra tlo n In ro ad m a tte rs in d e p e n

feebly In th e chorua o f tpirit ot me of national i

wever, doea n o t a l te r twoO eneral Me<

■ no com m ission, Id a h o ’s pai« on capi h a rd ly be ad m in is te red *uRcest«i “cc

Bfflclentlv th a n w as a p -u m b er o f yea rs u n d e r th e « r ^ ^ ^ e etia t e ta n d o o ln t a lone, a ll he h u dartfavor o f th e new system the Democr

seaslon of th e leg is la tu re . worse a n d ch an ces a re i t m o t. «H cctlvtly .

m an ife s t to everyone in big n ifichoard c a n n o t accom plish and may be

iths. T o m ake a thorouR h wiiip ot the. 's road system as a basisa m o f road co n s tru e tlo n ^ t s who ino s m a ll Job. B u t t h a t is tajcea to but

y w hich th e re la tiv e lm - eal orRaniM Chways In Id a h o can beth e o n ly app ro ach to a “ncy, u n d e r w h ich ro a d s he did it hola in ta in ed In d ire c t r a tio does not cornp o rtan ce . non of iflo.t

^ banlcrupt tr

i r In th e c ritic ism b e in g ' b o y k in - s board. G ran ted t h a t a n y>Xnent, p a r ticu la r ly o n e ”a new system , is likely to the housed

hna been o u r ob serv a tio n Answer: am bers and th e ir d ire c to r * washlngt le jo b consdentlc jusly a n dlonner. We a n tic ip a te , too . ”e people of Id a h o w ill aee i t is a rathen t ov er th o o ld sy stem once a y«' too m an y years. • Saronly logical t h a t , ro ad s “ ‘j 3 S Sere th e re is th e g r e a te s t m au fight itra ffic count, n o t on th e affairs. Natim m unity m ig h t be ab le elation with ost po litic a l p re ssu re orrty m ig h t h a p p e n to be Note: Boy

irse, im tu su ch a m a s te r u n t b u e -)n a lo n g te rm basis , t h e r e O kla.,'that ir p roper m a in te n a n c e of d we believe th e p re se n ta Is th o ro u g h ly capob lc of .the EncycioIltles, rellslous resi•o consider Id a h o ’s h ig h - life. I hm wide p o in t o f view , a n de swayed by p o litics a n d good wasmJ. Tho new bo a rd , wc b e - of Uvlng ani lg Itse lf w tth th e o ver-a llline w ill lau n ch o u t on th e \ 7 T TT 1tate h ighw ay system t h a t V 1 i - isome so rt o f sen se . *

, This ditjj as the one

the board , in u n d e rta k in g to be uncretbiiity. Is so preoccuo led ”JJtile a tte n tio n h a a been c

•ublicity a n d pub lic re la - h M i t i L iRood of th e new system national «

if Id ah o should be b e tte r the other p;

i i " a c h ''tSIs 8tai)dDoiht I t w ould be .was niooo,1 to select a c o m p e te n t and we cai

whoso duties would In - .lodic presa rd e a s e s a n d th - dMi'n tact w ith th e p u b lic g e n - neces.iary fc

McKlnnejah to hope, how ever, t h a t criminal, is be overcome. Even If It

I new board w as w orking ^ “ rJ would still,b e opposition p«rty."-he a'C selfish tieyond any r e a - mentioned,

for roads and those w hoit*te highw ay d e p a rtm e n t ^ e “^ ^ r aency th rough w h lah th e y theicss checIcal debts. ' . a t« k had na t t im e will te ll an d t h a t wi elves will find they a re for th e ir m oney u n d e r th e

TBESSCrom th e people’s ^ U in d ^ i o r whatJnly th in g th a t counts— (terMn whoa h ighw ay d e p a r t m ^ is / And what

gard. this cl_______________ ‘Tlteso queI F 0 R C A U D L E 7e, w ho m ig h t w ell h av e la te W. C. F ie ld s, h a a ru n

nterestlng acU vitlta , b o th hoff ot meform er office aa a s s is ta n t "rho pres

• university ntiling th a t has M t h a p - ■‘“ ^ ‘’*41ittu n a te g en tlem an U lo „ a a thit,. u p a t th e congressional Broduatlon.cket o f hlfi le tte rs b o u n d soing suais ;hls sh o u ld ever occur, wo ae th in g . T hey w ould bei u Caudle, . . “educatloa"

PUCKER’S NATIONWHIRLIGKOdc* a Waak tbla Vataraa W utUnrtan aawvpar apeiulnit ttarotaa bla eolumo to aoaireitsf raadar o u o( fonanU istarcai on Datuoal u x t lnt«n )tlelta UUi panetullUaa. QueaUotu m ar ^•jr Tuckar ae ooe UlUcrat placa, q k t t Cluaa. UWABHINOTON—"^Vhen Senator K efauver r om h is crim e cdmmltw e," wrlt«* PK .C ., B r« 'u b . "he sa id b e did so because of o the r ve ) r ta n t work. W hile visiting tn Tennessee. I i

fonned th a t the lm port«n t v b a d In xfllfid waa w riting th< paper series of arUclea on

.''J -V vesUgallon, and fCir w blch ■ celved a tidy sum.T " I t had to appear, of coursiE Q ® y |^ m y ^ television a c t w u fresh

public m tnd. W h a t importax ^ b e done since reslgmln

r S lH B C R v / ' ^ 0 committee besides w rltln

REBOLT—Answer: Z kno« special o r speclACUlar accoi

Bw TaAa» „ jen ts by th e senator since : Ime-chaslng. However, 1 do no t th ink th e re •ound for crlUcUlng him for relUiQulshlng th i H is graphic and televised expose of th e alUi )]JUcians, poUee a n d croolcs had th s Intended . the reccnt m un ldpa l elecUons ahowed, nob Mton, New Y o rk .a n d Philadelphia . As a re volatlons of corruptton In governm ent a t loc Itlonal iBveU, ro tten mnchlnes were routei lesUonabto figures were defeated.

M AN'K ILLINO—Mr. K efauver takes th e p: ewpolnt th n t a O. 8 . senato com m ittee caono rmanenU y a.i an FB I detccUve o r a naU onal i s o rd in a l purpose was to show th e need for w enforcem ent and m ore drasUo leglalaUon. rarity a t least, th e an tl'gam bllng laws enact< suit of his Inquiry have chee^cmated th e croo Moreover, beading an InvestlBatlon of th ia kli in>kllling Job. especially fo r tu c h a conscli a irm an as Mr. K efauver. A fter aU-day hearli j s t spend half th e n lgb t w ith h is s ta ff and ( llle they brief h im in preparaU on for th e nex sslon. Ho has no hom e life.

INDEPENDENCE—M r. K efauver showed t Irlt of Independence In dem anding an Invest naUonal erlm e and In conducting i t w ithout poHtlcal amatnvenea.

Ue earned the 111 will of P resident T rum an . At ineral M cO rath a n d m any of th e hard>bolled Is on capltol hUL Now, however, as Jam es A. ffcestsi “corniptlon” m sy be the m ajor Issue 1 nr's presldoiU al campal<!:n.Ele may also he ad w h at Is coming to tw know n 'ennessee reTolt.” Alone of the regu lar Dem

h u dared to announce himself u a candldi e DemocraUo presldenU al nomlnaUon. He h Ired such o th e r 'Yegulars'* as Repa. Albert D d Percy P rie st of h is sU te to declare th e ir ] ee for K efauver to T ru m a n ............... . ...

BIGNIFICANT—T hese desertions a re slgnl d may be prem onitory. M r. Priest fs th e Demi lip of th o ’house. and M r. Gore seeks th e sena w held by th e aged K enne th M cKellar. T helt e m ay set an exam ple fo r o lhe r p rom inen t a ts who feel aa they do. bu t do no t havo fl Ices to buck th e W hite House and th e naU onal I orR anlu tlon .As to Mr. K efauver’s picking up a few do 5.000, I understand—by writing m asozlne a : merely abided by. an old W ashington custon

did It honestly ond openly. IncldcntaJly, h is es n o t compare w ith th e McKlnney*McHale r in of 180,000 each on a tt.OOO Investm ent tn .nkrupt trnctor firm .

BOYKIN—-n v h at eim you tell m e abou t th m a congressman, F rank Boykin, who tr ie d U tax proaecuUon of two w ealthy friends In M< ks D P . of L im a, o . "How does a m ere m en e house s e t to have so m uch inX luencer Answer: Mr. Boykin Is a w ealthy gentlem an. I W ashington new spaper rcccntly cluiractcrlzc a “m aa w llh moro money th a n brains." His th a t "everything is m ade for love," and he

a t silly slogan up and down capltol bill coi Is a ra the r pecuUar d itty for a 67-year-oM n Once a year. Mr. Boykin throw s a R om an f< icakcr Sam R ayburn. I t 1s. perhaps, one of th< trnvngaht affa irs of Its kind a t th e caplli ngressloaal eoUeasuej, cab inet m em bers nnd I ts figh t for InvltaUons, u they always do t fair*. N aturally, th is epicurean evidence o f h i itlon w ith tho g rea t awes o fflclab like T heron udle, and Boykin gets service w hen h e bring: ro cn them.ôte: Boykln’n clients pleaded gulUyl

UNTRUE—"Is It true.- Inquires Mrs. L.AJH., tin., " th a t H erbert Hoover once said: 'N o w m Is w orttM iver a dollar a dn y ? '”Miswcr: n t* un tm e . In w riting m asaalne a I "M irrors of 1032" and m y annual contrlbuU u Encyclopaedia Brltannlca, I havo done llslous rescnreh on Mr. Hoover since ho enUrC' life. I have never found any such uttAranco b

Indeed, I t Is contrary to his basic economlo Kt m ass production and m ass purchasing, bai 6d wnses. h th e foundation of our high stai Uvlng and th e only assurance of conUnued pr

' l E w s OF o t h e :SOME MORE T A S T BDCKS-

Thls d itjy 'f a i r deal'* e ra m ay go dow n fn 1 the one of the “fas t buck," for which th e n bc unprecedented opportunlU es if you kno?

Frank McKinney, th e new DemocraUc ni lalrmon.. Is one who knows bow—and how. QUlaltlve chap h a s Ju st dug un th e fac t th a t 1 s political playm ato F ra n k McHale, th e Dem^ itlonal commlttceman for Ind iana , who pt c other P rank in to hla p resen t big job. each : )00 shares of stock In a corporation for Sl, <0 and w ithin te n m onths sold It a t a joa.ooo each man. T he original story was th a t th e

ts ri4.000. bu t M cKinney Ind ignantly-denlei id we can 't say th a t we blam e h im . Slxtj ousand h p lenty to m ake i t quite m success 51 version, th a t is. Mrs. McHafe picked a tidy :

th e deal, so she will be able to pay re ta il pi ces-âry for h e r m ink coats.McKinney is Ind ignant about all th e fuss. Imlnal, Is It unlaw ful fo r a Dem ocratic chalrr Id business Interests?" h e asked In some exa )n. “ If some people had th e ir way you wouU KO to some oblxy and choose a monk to hc

rty ,"-he-added u a clincher. (Since th e Idea' entloncd. we'd so rt o f like to see It tried.)If McKinney w u ju s t sm a rt o r lucky no b ias tach to his rem arkable bualneas deal, taut wt e probers, who are overworked Just now, will eless check up and m ake su re the buyer o >ck hnd no Income ta x case pending and w u cd of an RFC loan.T he th ing Just looks too good to be tru e , e' nes like these .-N am pa Free Press.

TBESSCRE* rO O B EX CCSE FOB CHEAT]Of w hat value Is it college diplom a obtained rson who cheated In h is dassea to g e t il?And w hat of a college facu lty th a t seems no t rd. th is cheating u any th ing reprehensible? These questions natu ra lly artae a fte r ono reac poll o f students a t tho D nlverslty of Callfor ■s Anscles reveals lh a t 67 pe r ccn t adm itted edit for papers tiTUtcn by o th e r studen ts, a te.sls or other forms of cheating .

But listen to the excuse voiced by D r, H ana I iff of Uie philosophy d e p a r tm e n t: '"Tho pressures ot our society a re too greai liversity merely reHecta th o price th a t a n Ind: A to pay In order to com e-out on top."Since ‘•the pressures o f our aoclety'’ wllf lr th e r than diminish In tha compeUUve yean oduallon. ]U3t when la th e a tu d en t goUig u lng sUalKht?T he whole sltuaUon proves th a t a lo t of' to college for a diplom a—no t a a educa'tlon. Ei

s who hire such cheats wjH eoon fin d tha t ducatlOQ" u only nhf^paicin d e e p /- f o r tU n d J(

^ .

- ; t IMES-NEW

’IONAL ---- “GIG Po'T i"aVj£aE SHOTS Jt ciuS.‘ «<£ *" 0^Kefauver realgaed•K.C., B rem ertoo, B nnnKjf o the r very lm* REAL BOOCKn e « S ( 1 w u m . O let Schneider wa*a p o r t ^ t w ork b a Tuesclay to glvo a p la t ofw riting th e new*- w ben Uie bloodmobllertlclea on h la In - H e's donated blood before:«• W bkh h e w hat to expect.

Sure enough. I t happe:ir. of course w hile fainted dead away a iw u freah la th e loter. This h as happenedt Im portan t w ork of o the r folka before. I fa# resigning ' from «b*clt and a j^ o rta g e olIdes w riting these <be head. B u ^ w h a t hapj

erw ard was a rea l abockc■ a W hen Dick opened hier: Z know o t no colonel, eompleto w ith ct:ular accoroplisb- h is ahoirfderB. was beniItor since h e tju lt b lm . Dick took one loolin k th e re la fa ir laid down again . L ater he iulshlng th a t "Por a second there :>f tb e a lliance o f something h a d happened8 Intended effect, back In Uie a n a y l"lowed, no tab ly In • . •s. As a resu lt o f PUTS FO B K ID S »1le n t a t local a n d D ear Pot Shota:?ere rou ted , a n d We have a female, pi

fpanie i puppy to glve-aw; 3 m onths old and a ll blacl

kes nrneUMl lOUf

I naU onal Bhcrtff.s need for honest . , ,

t r i p l e HOLIDA’ • J u s t Thlnkln’:

o f ^ i T k S d ’l s a W orkln’ Friday n igh t I a « ^ I e n U c u ?,<iav h<>aFinffa h« ^ d In between, and I m SU ff and coulisel *e ary ^ w d e r U the po 'or Uie n e x t d a y a u ? p ^ r ^ ^ o X '

gal* a break over New Y o ^ , A triple holiday to rest

. v ). “In 't o*" complalnlri t " J . K S " S 'S ’

rm m a a. A ttorneyla rd .b o iled p a rty , . . V “Jam ea A. Farley ANOTHER DUD

ijo r Issue In n e x t s ir :^ , I t seems as though tho

. be know n aa th e la very much Uke Uie newgular D em ocrats, tu rned out to be a miss deiJ a condldato for w u too many Jokers InUon. He h u In- H urt WI. A lbert D . O ore (Twin[are th e ir p refer- • • .......................................... THICK AND FAST.

D ear Pot Shots:a re significant, « you can play San

s th e Dem ocratlo Pleose tcll EwncraWa theru th e senate a ea t ninn walUng «|ho m ight Isllar. T h eir cour- ^ BCt acquainted w ith her.irom 'lnent D em o- 21 n o r am I BO. bu t someotlo t havo w h at i t fo r a helpmato and a ecle naU onal poUU- 11^ be looking fo r an

through your column,a few d o lla n — 1

ingozlne articles, (T^'lr

m ti jlr .“h b ■pr^l'ltf.MpHnIn TrBllrn I" Twin Falls—ThnniS"" S

to protect the au tho r andI abou t Uie Aln-ho tr ie d to block . , .ends in MobUe?- FAMOUS LAST I. m ew m em ber of - . . And you p n t a ll y

. iajr and fW iin^ x w a *intlem an. I n fac t, GENTLEMAN lliarac tcrlzed h im FOURTH rrains." H is m otto ---------------------------------------1," and h e booms .MraetfSiSMaexx,.. toi b lll^conldora.

th e cap ita l. His | n b e is a n d dlpIo> .1 iwaya do to such |

ke T h ero n L am ar %, ho brings pres.

L.AAJ.. TulM^ . ' j f l

nanaslno nrUcIes. ^

I ho e n u re d pub- k ittAranco by jilm .

economlo belief f

r hl8h ‘standn rds I mUnued progress. ' ^

^ E R Sdow n fn h isto ry J

rhlch th e re teem I r you lenow how.locrntlo national | m \v 7

n, who parleyed Job, each bought

lon for »1.0M In ■t a J03.000 p rofit • —s th a t th e profit i -■ - i

"a '’sOT-,S the "SE^L i ‘. " ; S r . S Full S ize, fo r Bely r e ta il prices If R#8.$49.95

th e fuss. •’I s I t / X ■-atlc chairm an to ^

you w ould have ^lonk to head th e SaMai;«nel >o«v<ot o>ie th e Idea’s beea wrnt.ond n.oB»<i a»*it tried .) It.-«.«« aailtf te bi»ky no b lam e can *®'* <" To«f

le buyer of th a lg and w u n o t In 2 6 " *S». C rblx’, S<

even

fhtmsiW e? I * ■ » I W ■er ono reads th a t ' ' a- — __of CalU omla a t | « w i i v

. adm itted taking ' O NLY " • L itudents, cribbing | ^

p r . I CHir t i n m w i> too great. T he I 2 e x tra wheels give safeCiat a n individual . fo 3 -y eo r otd. lo te r, »Ii 3P-” I cen b e re m o v ed andbik

t r f ,iw ™ » .p lo 7 ,.„ .o l tt goUig to s ta r t ^

» m f i v s B B m R .fin d th a t the ir ^

E*ortUnd Journal. < Ib ^ m> m , m , »

j . N E W 3 , . T W I N F A L L S . I D A H (

BOW T H DM PEGLI

L O N D O N -I do no t I know w bat Is In back oi tb e London Express, wt

t L m J Ucea unbeUevabW corny 1:- on t h e English pubUc

whooped u p BHOCK g r a n d b a l l y h o o |P g

er woa on h a ad fo r F ran k S inatra a p la t of bla blood a o d Ava O ardner fff Imoblle w u here , a t th e expense of od before and knew t h e presUge - o f M l

th e crown a n d . ^ ^ ^ K I t happened again, tho royal family. > ' ■ j away a short tim e These two a re [t.

happened to p lenty d i s c r e d i t e d a o R j ^ B fore. I f a a f o r m o f b a d l y i n t h e g * ^ ortage o t blood In U n i t e d . S U t e s ^ ^ . »hat happened a ft* C h a t th« N ew H g H K a l abockeV. Y ork Dally N ew s* ;”nened h u eyes. « ra n an editorial y w ith r h l-Vfnif on 1° which i t filed h im an w u txncUng over who*glves-a*dam folder

one look, aulckls K lchmond Tlmcs-DUpatcl L a U r l w e x p u S ed one headed "goodbye I there I though t “ d Ava, and don t come oDoened and I waa T he T im es-Dlspatch p appeneo ana i w u American opinio« • tw o. I t said: "The bobby-s K n .8 » E T T .

1 a ll black. Wo live a fte r all." wo miles south and | Nevertheless, Prince F s t of th e southw est husband of Princess ElLza3r one day soon wlU become

PhoBB O M U ll England, invited those tw• • don for a so rt o f •‘comm. (10LIDAY7 form ance and th e Expresj

loyal saps fo r a break-i,y n igh t, workln* T ho prince, who U alsoporkln’ a ll dsy lo n f th o Duke of EdUiburgh, s(and I ’m a-gettln ’ genuinely dumb. I f he Is

If the powers th a t h e la even worse off for tu t ( it's fair play) T he Express U owned

workln- guja a n d tlshed by M ax A liken, w■New Y ean? royal license to uso the Uty to rest up. W e Beaverbrook. which la mcjm plalnln’, * e Just Nowadays, Uiey give Ui«»oshould work bo th paltry phonieswor* po ia ^ U ie.cam paign :

W eaiT WUllo winning pa rty o r serve i{’Twin FaUa) membera In a betrayal gc

. . “ such u Uie l u t one.E R DUD U nder tho English sysl

of the w orst verm in In jueb tho fa ir deal Boosevelt and tho curren I the new deal I t admlnlstraUona would beI miss deal. T hero Beaverbrook, and W altw)kers In Uie deck. ‘*’8 credulous oaf wh

D ort W B ltn« o"® of our union gangsterUJ » very imporUint fellow b

. brought along a sUWe of 1D F A S T .. . . B ritish union clam bake a)

them off u 'h l s ' secretaries

r i i : £ 5 s u ’ n r . s s ' r r rand a c o m p a n . gtand, organlted by Uio Vafo r an answ er ^ h ic h w u otherwise unldt

^ th e ecstaUc stories In Bea_ , E ir* Express and sevenil o ther

(TVi-ln Falls) Briefly, os charac ter ban n * n n S inatra h u a police reco

• • ' X mob and gambling racli LAST U N E th e ir own right, th e Mo p n t a ll year h u n t, t e d Lueky L udano. t w away—now!” S inatra holed up for

.EMAN IN TH E w ith such types In a grani URTH ROW H avana th a t Ume when

j f f i g iS f t T he W ell’s O td e il a n d la ra e g g g P l i i ^ R e lo llsfi o f A u to SuppH ei

niODtd J4-lArt bltalAnd.

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r n i NGS APPlIAR F^LER S ANGdo no t pretend to notorious old prwUtuUi

in back of th is , bu t had been deported fromxpress, which prae - to Sicily, w u J o illr corny ImposlUons into our country. Tho

l o o B R S H B M S l*ter complained th a t ,h »bout ddoused Franklo

ler V ' 1 be had to go and get mo f^ '' B I ^ C T l ^ Havana,of 7 1 Frankle-boy also ran w

' Raft. Buggsy Segal and A

5 e ' ' ^ ‘ f ^ t n ^ u n d e r w t^ b lch made a practice c

prominent movie peoplenarcotics. Segal w u shot SfflUey sitting a t bis a:

Wa.ik»ak r«fUr home of Virginia HUI. lal Ulned the lecherous old!d b lm away In th e the Kefauvern folder and t ^ with her comely charma i 5S-DUpatch publish- timaeles.

"goodbye. Prankle e„n e y . bom Aaron B on’t come back," smlckoff, an ex-convlct ilspatch pretty well underworld charnct ;caa opinion of ^ e s e talents, finallyle bobby-sexw long ^ a federal prison leallng for ^ k l o . , MeanwhUe. his I w d Ava will only business and ti fo r good, we'U con-

isn’t a bad world o ^ e r o f .against him ahould n o t b

P rince Phlllp, the Lord Beaverbrook, whc icess Elizabeth, who nadlan. Is Just as famU lU become Queen o t night clubs of New York 1 those two to L on- the neon coost of Plori o f •‘command" per* gents’ room -colum nlst « be Express took the nauve talent. H e certalr a break-neck ride, excuse no t to know «h.0 ts also known as p „ p ia theae two wero wl nburgh, seems to be appear tinder tho royal pi . I f he Isn’t dumb, JL-------------------------- ------ -

iS i* ^ s mearSnglcss. give Uiese aliases to

M npalgn fund f ’ ^ s ^ ^ g l | J j u A

ig iw i sysUm, m ost «/erm ln in the late +h e cu rren t T rum an ? /would be lords, Uke 2 / V ^ f P R n ^ l lId W alter Citrine, ±>ua oaf who Uiought t1 gangsters m ust bo f ,t fellow because ho j stable of babes to a T am bake and passed ^Kcretarles. ............................ .ke of E dinburgh. In X -• lg du ring h is rccent , Invited S inatra to Îd to appear o t a J ‘money for a play- __:t w u a one-night * ■ Mby the V ariety club, B A B M l

wise unidentified In « lea In Beaverbrook's j end o the r papers. I x a racU r background, 4. » , wllce record of one * Built fo rsup rer S i , V r S 1 ; | I t a c h io l l y l i o c o ther In the bureau t b a se . Fram e Ung h im Into c o m -! + * . j t. jF iscbetus, of c h u + le iec fed h a rd ’

I 0 l i . « d = n d c o ,th e M oretu mob * f i l le d cush ion ,

i*“ p ' fo r five d a y s '* in J a c t^ u o r d F In a grand suite In ^ mo when Lueky, a +

andlarg.il 1 SALE PSupplies ^

f For

I HADDOcycles ' H Z B«aui[(wl eedoMlnei . * — a - . H I Prolert*blanket*end ' i o ' / 4 9 i » ■ Z U|t-lavel tray, lecufl

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R FROM feToffJr."?.adaya about as exduslve

T T Chicago Uae or th e oldJ t T Tv Fv“ J t U crawUng w ith stDTOiUtuUoneer. w bo *»<!• " o tte d from N w Y o rt ous, h o m o s e ^ males ^ i ^ a ^ e " b ^ d l on ^ i r f a c « ta s w . T l , . A n d ia x n i ; ; '* ; . ? . ? . " * ’*no a s a td ie l of U B . «S inatra 's m a n a g i have been aUowed to go

d U ia ^ h e h id j i s t ' b lng m th “ ^ to sucl Franfle-boy w hen

g o ' f V ^ a n 'd ^ W r '

Jso r w WlUl a e o ^ o 'S ^ “etJ'b"

S X '” ’f”'" ' “ ‘S' *" '5 e t o M a ^ , S t J S , “ •

“ i a S Sle people of u s in i ^w u ^ t d ^ i d ^

a t bis aide In th e Roooey and the nex t

“ ■> >«- S 1 w S “. “m < rr5 SA i« ,» Bm .hoIJ o r ' . r t t S S S S 'x-convlct con -m aa com m unist treachery In

I character o f a ll- S in atra w u photognfUiaUv w u filed < o Davidson u ballyhi

•al prisoner to serve »rU stj’ fro n t of ^ e caus*hUe. h is friends in of leaving h is own^ ’a M t S d e p a iS go off w ith anoUier womare working on re a - b a d itruck a pugnadoir d t t Of deoortaU on p o » fasc ist tuid n o t bo enforced darkened childhood’s h a jrcôk? Who L r e a l ba iting Negro chUdren :

“ i m i C i« a . " I 'lw ™ W "Y ork m a « t o ! “i ? i

o( Florida na e n y w ith F vu ik S ln .tr* . lumnlst among ou r SInntra began aa a pni le certainly had no cheap d uba in Hoboken icnow What kind of patronage of the la te Wl) 3 were who camo to n l i u Moore, the gongstei e royal pa tronage In I ed him out of a ra p and

_ % f l T H T H R IF T Y LOWMassive! tu

LATFORMarsiip rem e com fort a n d durability , a lly floats on a suspendecf sprfng Fram e Is rigidly constructed o f

id h a rd w o o d s— d o u b le dow eled , a n d co m er b locked . D eep spring

cushion, s e a t and b a c k . C overed cûard Frieze. ^

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D o w n P a y m e n t

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IDON HALL CHEledoMlned Cheit fltilihad tn walnut waterfo anket* end all wool* from moth, cJtni ond molitor< ’oy,,tecurIly lock, dust teal. 4 4 x I 8 ’/^ x 2 0 In.

■ggetl for th a t Important Mon on Yeur l l i t l

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3 • Cenltr>Ou)ded brq>

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I - metol drawer pulli, ii *#C • Plêfy flnfjheci faock.

________________ THTOSDAY, II

S ' a *I t ta 'c raw ling w ith streetw alkers p lO u r e ^

and, while they a re no t aa num er- momlni .ous, homosexual males wiUi p^Jnt showiM,,*on Utelr face* o in be__seen in any d u k e w i?evenlng'a-walk. Y et Uie two young a t him ibJgUls of Uie British royal family firm mirShave been aUowed to go night-club- parcnUr «;blng in Uils area to such a n extent prellmtou,th a l cheap nlghUUfe professionals unUl dsvriof th e ’’d u b - r a a e t speak fam iliar. Ana. eoly of Uiem. and Uielr, frlenda. They seems tThget about the same U eatm ent thn t dlrecUon «th e UtUe ‘•afe sode ty babes got in there u b.New York early In Uie new deal. converuus

Ava O ardnc- w u m arried twice *«d A»« «before she m arried S inatra , who had l ^ e ilioirun off from a nice wUe and two eh*rtiy,UtUe ChUdren. H er fU tt v u Mickey l ^ e nextRooney and the nex t w u Artie roShaw . She and Shaw w ere men- P“P«rt iHIl Uone<i in th e Dally W orker and oth-er publlcaUons u though they were ^ ^ « d bylooked upon as aym pathlrera and ’‘ d been <lAva signed a m em orable “protest" HoUywixxj.In -Tfariety- against Uie expose of . —communist treachery In HoUywood. T •

S in atra w u photographed with 'U lC 6 Jo Davidson u baUyhoo for the arUstj^ fro n t of tbo cause. U p to Uie tim e of leaving h is ow n.children to go off w ith anoUier w oman, Sinatrah ad struck a pugnadoua publicity i t ! , ,1“® pose against fascist beasU who darkened childhood’s happy hour by baiting Negro chUdren a n d ItaUonchildren w ith n u ty epithets. Who- w ^ * ‘- êver did a child any h u r t h a d to deal *«« ' w l U .K u H B t t . t r . .

SInntra began aa a pnssflgh te r In Rialto, D acheap d uba in Hoboken under the Northern tipatronage of Uie la te WUllo MoretU, LlquorMir,n l iu Moore, the gangster who help- Elks clubed him out of a rap and became his Northern'ti

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\assive! tuxurhtts!

r y H o m em afce rf Rfch W a fn u t

Alt CHESTS AlA a d In walnut w aterfoll yeneer! ■}m moth, dvil ond moliture dom ogel qq]. m i I

seal. 44x101^x20 In. ( P ^

rtan t M on on Y our l l i t l r

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• Rich W oferfoll V en eer• Two Deep Fite D raw er# . 1—

• CenltrÔuIded D rqw er*

• A ll O ok inftrierj It’s our volue-pocked mod- 9 j R | Q• em waterfall Deikl Pollihed ^ ^ j M l

fnetol d raw er pulli/ com*• p l^ efy (Inf,hed faock.

B a e rs Note g S t e r f e r e o c e ^ » |

Dee. 30 W —ioTenimenf* v w t

have been L H ^

r a i t c o o u j ta ‘ R HfADKfesslOQ*!

i l ^ ^ ^ j ^ u o a e of them de-

mide to the lenut*- ? f i . ^ u e U o n commit- >‘? , u loTcstlsaton. says I M H " l i t f f lb e r and Oetot>er M M “ la eoer»r commlaslon “f t l , , ecMtruetlon con- ?5,m .toU lof4 ;100m M i- N S » y i

^ o « r t i p p « i « KcofflpanylnK «t«t«- J t r ft; ^ trac to r, B. L du P o n t P l . ; «

^ £ ^ p a n y . aaya the ^ »meUmes o v e r - -.I^ u to t lm e a n d K o p e . | « S ^ 1» oUnt. nov under con-

n « » AUUin. 8 . aa the Savannah

^comtnlttee p u t o u t th e “<u tnKStlgatora today tn Aji. tcsUmony taken be- -d doen laat Nov. 27.

of the AEO waaaopreieot. , . r , ' , .p riew iuperta ; - ^^ eas arransed to re - ; . « neorU to tho commlttce g I t the South Carolina , rfports cxprcMCd aomo Mr*, igj Kne praise. D ean, fl-kj »t the sc-wlon ho ley, Ca! a torttUsAtlon of th e kind waa ladM Ul# Joint commieteo -------------

iimy thlnK" and th a t th e _ , hjtseoce wlll tu m ou t to M < m « H(dld nol-com m ent on *

,1 m W on th a t the AEO T | q bj bid been “plasued" by A iW ai tnqulrlea. OAIRGTOM EzccpUon BrltU hjOjbaok. D„ S. C.. the '

^ ^ ^ ■ d u ln n a ii. took aome cx- tba tnvcstigatora* a tate -

................ .... BrlUshthe conBrc.«lonal ^

g ^ K ' h i r e more thnn paid ef thc am ount

the AEO and du ‘g ^ K l e d In the report lUUd search w T V H nU uJo In t eommlttee, th e b u t they'A a H g r camniltlee. tho hoiue — --------

commtttee. a senate nibccmmlttee - on

■ e n u d the senate-house K t n eommlttee. T he re-

EI^Brtfemd lo an InvesUgn- ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ tie n e r a l aecountlns of- ■ I J J

nquest of a c o n g ru -

a K in e ' Okayed . S30 (/D—T he a ta te clou

approved con- D ^ ^ H ita d ty of the m lm co- ■ ^ ^■ A H n tlo n of th e s ta te JL*,*

aeronautics to ft

i l ^ ^ K a o . atate direetor o f uj B ^ ^ b i i l d he proposed to i «qcM ^ ^ w a l a t ‘ Rudder Flutter** .. « ia 1 ^ astern iVr a yey ;a

^ J - ih »h t s t r r o R t r i e

•’•MKeptd. bi/lbi fC V |H * < » 'l* d nton. n i i A A

q 3 c

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** •r bulb doM nol i e lhv rt. Hn

bfonth «llp» aad --------------- - a d i ^ «onn .c ter.

Colored BULBSI S H ^ 2 for 15c

tM M kKfoor MclM r *vp« CMiHmm Itm' DgStlng Mil. Com

>hop«j, «0k alflle- . h n boM.

M etal le lc le i

} a f H P | A 10c P k g .

T ^ l 2 y r»fl«etlnf*.ufl‘Mt for (ptrkUi

' ^ ^ 10" WREATHJ 9B*. XgWlnB>*d«*olh' ■od* ol Ilshl-r*n«c1* Ug th*ntll«. ltd bulb condl4.

^ ^ P ^ BECEMBEB 20. 1951

Happ^ Wor

Mr»r Mildred Dc»n, wlfo of the lonc-m lulni Att, f l r t t UJ4. fom m andlnc ten era l In Korea, r, C alif, hem e a fte r reeelvlnf noofflclal woi la iDcluded In U it o f priaonera submitted br r

air of Bombings Mrs. l Listed by British PaleA m o,- E gypt, Dec. 20 <U J3-A p u n .„ l ,

a ^ ‘”in tM

nother bomb waa throw n a t . 'Jsh troops n e a r th e YMOA Ige in Ism allla todny. However, Pl'^nndM i

sources snld th e re were no “ “^tin »aa jnlUes in e ith er bomblntt. Pallbeare he m ilitary sourccs aald BrltU h Erncat Crt ilers fired cn two E gyptians who Berks, off a flare n e a r Ism allln. A Johnson.

:ch was m ade fo r tho E g y p tl i^ ’ Coneludli they escaped. ____________ the Tft’ln I

l l i

ETcry bis square ptcktRe o f Mother** O iu o(ftr< ■□ cx d lla s double valuel Dtcauia nODcr m d '( buy a fioer quality, more deli- w““J’ nourr.hla«t oitm eil th taMoiner't Oats. A sd packed la crery packtee' you’ll Gnd a v^ u tb le . uiefuI premium lueb

King" s it s i cup and ttuc tr , betuuful •'Wild m i’w i « “ " “ eblaa o r gay colorful Caral. ^

No wtWoBl N o ooupowt N o tooaer to / , tend! Ju tt a ik yoer grocer for Moiher*i O tu J

.. wllb Prcnlam . la tbs big iquare p tck tfe. . ^

lO T H Ifl OAjrS —e pn^K f «f TH* QUAXtK OATS

G IFTS FOR THIn m i£ l a " o k l s tiu tm ti aiidTic iim . ■ ^ O j r i l T CHUiaoX « .d ,r ,h iu - j ,

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prcacher, employes

B ut fro cU pushei th e wrlU re a c t Indl

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nUnor' - ^ H *Ald.

B H M h S H ^ ' ' A womtd l ^ ^ l however.

“I am' Btiould bo

of tha tro e m m en t

■ L ^ ' jSb H P ^ ^ O ^ B control t t ' f i r ' . r ' . ^ S employes.

V‘ alAndardaH T l f f f f l M r i 11 • ih«>^m B H S n B H S n f l H I ' ou n«n B n 8 H | H n n peoplo in

ng-mlulng Maj. Gen. W illiam F .In Korea, U ihow n In h e r Dtrke-

ifflcial word her hutband 'a aa jne & S y y i lilted hr reds. (AP wirephoto)

M r s . ' B u r g n i a n I s

P a i d F i n a l H o n o rFuneral services for M r». Sophia V;

lurgman were conducted nt 10:30 iJn. Tliursdoy in tlic T w in F a lU W /S^l nortunry chapel w ith the Rev. H e r- K tE j l nan C, nice officiating.

Botelsls ue re ,M rs - M arjori# F lp - lilt nnd Mrs. AvU Dennett. Florence W j ^ l klartin was organist.

P allbejrersineludcd MorrU Moore, - S f i tT :rnc3t Crossley, Wally Holm gren, \w jk V 'oe Berks, Frank Modlln and E o rl lohnson.

Coneludlnc services were held In he Ttt'ln FnlU cemetery.

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Rank and File of G( Workers ‘Agin’ S

W ASHINOTOK. D«0. 30 lUPJ — reau al L ike C alvin Coolidte’s sln-hatlng knowlec p reache r, ran k and file goverrunent leagua employes a re against skulduggery. " I t d

B ut from th a t point on the p<n- cU pushers, the papar ahufflers. and * th e w rltera of letters In lrlpllcat« office, re a c t Individually to th e dUdosures "Everrc o f corrupUon in government. <t

U nited Press sta ff members wero “ a m o n g low-bracket government _ “ ®,® workera asking such quesUons as: S - w . .

W hat a re your views on Uie scan- dftls? W h a fs the aolutloiJ? How do f* these revelaUons a ffec t-ô u per- sonally? ■• •

"Plre T rum an.“ one agriculture S a V I departm en t employe said. ’ '

B u t a lady typUt snorted: *'Don*t T n try to sell m e on your Republicans.I Uke H a n y .- BAW

* ^ e b est thing to do Is wipe o u t Dec. 30 th o poUUcal spolU syatem and h o r te* « s treng then the civil service system." In a flri ft m inor slate" A partm en t official Baraiog sa id . F ire 1

A w oman c lerk saw I t d lffu tn U y , l o u wo however. only on

••I am wondering If civil service year-ol< ahould bo abolUhed." she said. “One h ones > of the troubles U the fac t th a t gov- The t em m en t offlclaU do no t have th e room ti control they should have over th e ir quarten employes. They c a n t m a in u in h igh Hickey standards when they cannot even f tre ineompelents." The

You naturo lly wonder how th o deslgna: peoplo In the in ternal revenue bu'- a c t of c

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TIMES-NEWS, TWIN F,

»f Government Pla n’ Skullduggery F(

reau are s ta n d in g up under the T knowledge th a t aome of the ir eel- X leag u a werit sour.

’■It doesn't bo th e r me a bit. be- LOS cause my conscience U clear." tald TWA ' a clerk In a deputy ta* collector's PrancU office. B u t a n o lh e r employe said; persona " E v e ^ n e of ua In th e lower grades landing feeU 'lt . . . i t 's gotten so we don't airport like to say w here we work.** field fo:

However, a typU t snapped, “my wheel t morale a in 't hurUng. Caudle- landing Schmauudle, th a t 's p retty high lev- The el stuff. My Job 's r igh t hero a t thU said th' typewriter." lng ove

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Seven Horses Die Amor

In Blaze at TrackBAKATOOA S P m N O S . N .. Y., “ ®;

Dec. 30 (4> -S even harness racing horte* died In th e ir ataWs la st night In a fire th a t sw ept a b a m near the JS® BaraWga racew ay. enBlnec

Plre Chief J . P. Hickey said thc fhni loss WouW exceed WO,000. He m,W only one horae—Senator Don, a 2- -Ever year-old tro tte r—was Insured. No th e plai horses were saved. landing

Tho b laio apparen tly « tarted In a capUi room stable h a n d s used as living hour's : quarters, probnbly from a n oil slove; pu t the Hickey sold.

' T he eThe S tar-Spangled B anner was Ing 's tr i

designated th e na tional anthem by doors a a c t of congress, M arch 3, 1031. sashes :

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'.G.A. Store Near YoK T K lC a • BDPEBT/ D tetrieh U e re u tO ft V FoodUBd

V Meaoham Pood ^ V Don’s M arkrt

/ FUer M eat C o a p a a y ^

o o o iN O » s n o s n o N B/J. a Pa in te r * Co. V Eeosomy Hftrke

• T W m FALLS

ICHFIELD V Shelby^ M a tM/P tp e r ^ H a r tc H

yiN FALLS. IDAHO . -

Plane Circles P 'i For 2 Hoiu's;!- Lands Safely 3*r- L 0 3 ANOELES, Dec. 20 m — K Id TWA plane en routo from Ban ■s PrancUco to New York w ilh 62 1; persons aboard m ade an uneventful :s landing a t Loa Angeles m unicipal ; t a irport la s t n igh t a f u r circling th e

field for two houra because tha nose ly Wheel did n o t come down w ith tho . . landing gpar. - 'f j©>• The pilot. Capt. John Oeorge.U said the cr^W succeeded in aw ltch- /

lng over the hydnnritc-ayatom a n d I putting sufficient pressure forw ard ^ to conlrol th e nose w heel ,

Among the p a a s e n g e r a w ere y . . Oeorge Jeasel and Charlea P . Skou- - < A t ras, prealdent of NaUonal T heA ten . / / . I n c . j ; ^ -'' ‘I was rea lly aeored." aald JeaseL | V <'

" I was praying In Catholic, Jew iah \^ T ; and M ohammedan prayera. We were a ll apprehensive, and . th e f lig h t - engineer woa down there working / on th a t wheel a ll th e time we wero circling. • V -\~

•- ‘Everybody w ent to the back of 10 th e plane to sh ift th e weight fo r th o ^

landing.’*a C aptain Oeorge aaid h e had a n / lg hour'a supply of gasoline when ho 1 e; pu t the wheeU down. ’

T he cabinet room a t No. 10 Down- is lng 'S tree t U equipped w ith double ly doors and th e windows have double

sashes to balk would-be lU tenera. » 1 C

J "cSsp FRUITS & V E G I

. Iftrge SIm , Bnnklst. C b ris tnaa

ORANGES Lb^ L o lle d w llh Jolee, Borbarft Leo

\ Grapefruit' 5 iRADISHES &

^ GREEN ONIONS

15c| ’Q T i n 6 I Priee* anbieet to

Quartera I

IT** / Shop your IGA sto f C y stocks are compleb

chants of Magic "V

» C0CK10 p in e a i

0^ \ PEACHW A LN U T ME>

1 ^ B rand, 8-o:

FUDGE M IX ,^ Ju n k e t, Pkg. ..

H e n h e y 'i X\ PRUNES, Suns'

Dainties„ I MARSHMALLC

6-Ounce Sixo W onderfood.A A j 2 - 1 2-oz. Pkg

J m / X i J POP CO R N , Ai^ 2 Ib. P k^ .

y P I N E A P P L E ^ l j i n■ U bby< Sliced H ^ W No. 2H C a n s ----------— ■ "

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rOGRESSIVE, IMDEPEtr You

aam Food Btor*. - f lM arkei ■

«B n ^ H H D ' V4ny M ftrket | S H H ^ L W

LLS,F o o d U n « “1* Food Center y^M artM i

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Plant to Resume JBDTTEl. M oal.. Oec. 10 flUO-VSc b u S5

tor Chemical p lan t offlclaU expect <»0i» operaUon a t tho nearby SUver Bow neak

• p lan t to resume Immediately.. km tv

yT he p lan t has been down atneo Dec. 13 becauso of a union' dispute. The . Mlnera employed a t th e Malden In thi ^ Rock mine of th e company wUl appro: 55 report for work Dec. 20. posta i Ul ---------------------------------------------------r - '

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N O W I O R T H I FIRST T IM I

“1- V s i ' KHTle WHUKY.le

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V EGETABLES^

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v5'^c,55c& KUn D ried ‘.f^sS k

“N» YAMS 15c ■1??;. ' ^

ab iee t to m arket Chance*, ^

a A Stores for a complete line of Hc Dmplete, and a t prices that are lo^ !agic Valley wish you all a Merry,

' 1 ^ I A l l Del Mon* F ru it ■ l > ^ I H I b N o . 303 C on ..

5APPLE!i'l gs !n

CHES ‘■MoHti,'2°!4 C on _

UT MEATS, C T - NU'n d , 8-02________ 3 / C O rom odap

M IX ^ M ARASCl... _...35e “y-vtoS .S u n sw cc t, APRICOT!2 Pounds — ........y c H u n t 's W.

■MALLOWS, U npoolod,•food, 0 0 « « BLACKBEI5z. Pkgs............... A 7 C Rod T ag ,.

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U COCONUT y~pit

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BPENDENTLY OWME5Ti

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Resume Loans Hit Pet

been down atneo . . — .. r a union' dispute. T h a ea lva tloa Army, Mti

a t th e Malden tn th e U nited S ta tw In U he company wUl approxim ately 1,580 corpa ft: >«• 20.____________posU and more tb a n 8,000 oXi

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ODTORESTERKENTDCRY STRAIGHT lOURl

WHUKY.lOTTLED IH BONO.ttO

AN D I S T U tI R t CORP. • 'A iU a ftW ffa liC a i

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C M ,g jy X TaU C an —- D r ie d L l b ^ .S t a t r e d

IMS Olives

:omplete line of Holiday Goodies wl prices that are lowest The IGA M h you all a Merry, Merry Christm

Del Mon* F ru it 9 7 ■ No. 303 C o n ___ . . . . . . .___

l E N i* ^ Rrt'T!^_________ _____ 1 5

.ibby or Del 3 5 M ont*, 2V» C o n ---------------------

DATE N U T ROLL, .4%*D rom edary , tf-oz. X i« i

^ . M ARASCHINO CHERRIES,

J 5 e _______ 2 $l O r APRICOTS,

H u n t 's W hole,U npeeled , N o. IV i ____ A z

> O j * b l a c k b e r r ie s , ^ It T C Red T a g ,.N o . 3 0 3 c o n . . O *

> A . . BOYSENBERRIES, O *9 7 V Red T o g , N o. 3 0 3 can..Om

SuF'UTitteTDATO _ ^ 1 7 c f H S ^ J7 i

0 a B ^ D R E F I

03 W i irZIs:LY OWNED IGA STORES

iji -pXgb bdc

R Two Agenciei I To Exchang I Data on Jo

V m r t m . C u e w orken aid UI' work M«1 In •ome c u e s *peel

I’.j 'I UK(t u t«seher«.;.i i', About Tt peraoni Jn th* •»>«

; V ty *w » could be plM ed If 51; • a . Job# eould b« located, Relno £

m b . public u il5 tanc» dUtrle

IISm rtioT. cU ted.I t w u pointed ou t th a t me

s e n t o t tiie handicapped woul <Blt Jn * drcrtaM d w ri/are p.

*”c u ae r* * S ’d tJje eraploynien flee bere and oI(lce« in Ri Ooodlng, Jerom e and Buxley conUnue th e ir efforta to find for tb e d lub led . However, th t

In lob Iln«e, will rem ain a dJJfleuli flndlDB Jobs fo r persons who caa use the lr h ands or who a no itrenuotts work, Culier saI

RedsAccuset Of Threats t Ai-ea Securi

WABHn«QTON, Dec. M MV TTnlted S tates formally accused s la toctaj- o f threatenJnff » Ity o f tbe middle east and clU 11-year-oId Soviet dicker with O erznsnr fo r domJjwUon of p a r t of th e worjd.

A a American noU to Moeccn leased by tho s ta te departmen t«rly rejected nuM la’s charge « p r o p o i t>ew middle cast ml ocQunand U aggressive, lU usla’i designs on the area are to 1 Xor th e plan to se t up the comr th e United S U t«s declared.

! J 1 P ro test BeketedljiHl;:i n » n e * , B rita in and Turkey |! I|!|j a tm n tr not«s rejecting the IU

r . l l i ! **ÔTtly a fte r tb e American H j l l . w u released, Booretary of t m ade c lear In a newa

r^ ’ ference th a t condlUons la the (' V . (Ha east lUoU aro highly worr

■ to officials here.;> '.1 Asked a t a sew s oonferenci

tM reg a rted th o sJtusUon, Ac HBiiii; tok i reporters I t Is quite obvloui m i A — i t h u grown m K nousneu . O: ■ i l l b aa been lost, h e said. In Ui ■ n i lo r t to w ork ou t reu o n ed soli

HH o f .th e I ra n la a and EgypUan c Bopee fe r Aeeeptaaoe exp reued hope th a t

111 I w ould reconsider Its reJecUo early fall o f an InvlUUon fros

' I : U nited BUtes, B rita in and 1 (0 Jola In sponsoring the pre opmmand. b u t the re h u been j tlm aU on th a t th e nryptlans

,1 r I be WlUlng to do this. Turkey Ul ^ o the r sponsor. niM !i Acheson d id n o t go Into the i n I ' l a a crisis.

ill l' Prospects Bette If It On Elk Migrat/f'p I YZLLOWffTONE PARK. K ll ;l Z>ec 30 C/T’}—Chances th a t ell|f|il!,' ta lg rate from VellowtCone par:I {1 ^ " S lon tana hun ting area no rth '

!](< pa rk boundary "look better a ; I, - tim e th a n Jn the p u t few yea:

1.' T h a t WM reported la st nigl l l f , C hief B anger C. K . Skinner

jjW iji u J d . however, "there has bem u m ajo r movement yet.”n H n e k ln ae r sa id snowfall in thcin iir[ bas been “uousually light uni>1 I I I Th®”'''V I , Ing up. I t probobly averages; 14 Inchea In dep th along the

n o r th side now.-i ' 'I Bangers have been trying i

eeksfuUy lo tra p elk for s' w*eks, h e w ent on. by balUr

I ' p ark 's flvo corral trap s with|||)L. 'B u t unUl there Is more sno^lilin ft ahorUgo of forage, the elI IM n o t enter th e traps."U l W ben they dp, most win | ’transplanted'* to M ontana's 1ill I t m Park county where h'u I a re tree to kUl them th e nextH Ins.U{ I I T he pa rk service Is anxic

;111 ' reduce the slxe of th s 13.00D.(J l ’f, h e rd which la feedlnge^n no“m 'll range only big enoug.jf ; ' »bout 8,000.

Ijjji / “Best Feast Eve t P l a n n e d in Koffil , K O H T R A im Y HBADCi n , ' TERS, Korea. Dee. -20 (U.R>—• Wl I N ations troops In Korea »; BU I m ore th a n IJJO.OOO pounds 0 M key. plua shrimp cocklRlU andU ] i dellcncles. In the moat ge « | | ' . ChrU tm as and Ncw Year'

t e u t s ever served fighting r II , th e tleld. an elRhU) army spok I. k aald today.'f T he hoUday menu aho li

•om alo Juice, celery, olives, . cranberry sauce, rolls and I , toUowed by bolh mlneemeB

p im ipkla pie and mUed nuts • 1 “I t th a t 's n o t enough," a

officer said, “they can sUll p l l ' I old a m y game and go boi i I. __________________

i Parking Fir11 Bonds m ounU ng to a Un i l were pw ted In police court

i r f ti persons charged wlU:I *J|; ,—lnK TiolaUons.

J . B ondi Of (3 each wero po;, 1 1 * a rl M atthews, W. Whltaki t > l |i ■ u . J . Simmons, blocking

P rank Plorence, perking In a *one. and C. p . Parrish, pari a n alley. •

0 \'ertlm e perking bonds of 1 I w ere posted by Roy Babl} 'H l , ' Q uinn, R. E. Sfierwood, 0 « Mlfi:!! !' S ^ ? 6 C 1 . Paul Vclly. Ployd : ,[U L | B . Vanderpool Ctwo), Mrs...)(, BummcrXlcld, Barnard Auto ’ i ; r pany, W . c : McCollum, Don i i j r t w i c k . W . A. Howard, R. U Pa:

J . T . Anderson. CUrence : iRBli, R obertB allelsen, Paul Jones

iW i j I Uid Oowxlo SlintUr.ffln' ------------Iwi I LEA vrs FO R CAUFOR

MURTADOH. Dec. 20- M j NVU ^ B arks h u gone to Bar J i lU Callf., to vU lt he r sU ter-ln-l

| |w j th* ntT7.

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S'S™ scAetmb m QOI/g&-T& <iO ou

. i r a p i o T - / A M K T A . K 6 A

/ ^ O W Ilynienl o f- /n R upert, / ,Juxley wlU - / AI find Jobe q p y n

:m In Id a-I lob open- \ \ /tfleulty In \ \

who only \ \ . V;ho can do . ' n

cused R us- .the seeur-d cited an i

•tment, u t-(large th a t V ^LSt auU taiy ----------------

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worrlsomo Additional Time Given for Brief

S‘° S In Cheating CaIn t tV T f . A dem urrer w hich quesUons d solutions consUtuUonallty o t punchbo la n ^ e r t s ^ w ent unheard In JusUee c o u r t :

W ednesday w hen a ttom ey* 1 ^ pe rm itted additional tim e to- preh a t E gypt w ritten briefs on th e m a ite r. JecUon In T h e dem urrer was filed by ' a from th a non IC. Sm ith, Boise attom ey. ad F ranc« behalf of h is c lient, O rover C e proposed mlngs, Boise, who U charged ' x e n no In- cheatlnit a t a chance prize gan lans would Specifically Cum mings u cha rkey U th o wlU\ falling to pay for »30 wort

punches taken o a a a5>cent b0 the I ra n - a t th e Klover Olub Oct. 33. O

m lngs was released a t* 'r pos— 1200 bond.. . S m ith cUlma th a t hU ellent

l l t C l * com m itted no public offense.. bases hU asserUon on th e groi

T f l i i n n th a t th e punehboard and methi L a i i l U l t opjm U on described In the < RIC Wyo.. plaint constitu te « iolttry aa<lat elk will sueh Is forbidden by th c sta tee p a rk to a sUtuUon,o rth of th e T h e dem urrer w u schedule*:ter a t thU have been heard W ednesday. I tV years." postponed upop a sUpulatlonIt n igh t by C ounty Prosecuting A ttorneyInner, who Lloyd and S m ith w hich gives SIS beea n o unU l J a n . 1 to file a brief

U oyd 10 days to answer th e biIn the pa rk ------------------------------

i.” ™: Je t Pilot Doesn’ Know He Got R

_____ tr , S , F IF T H A lB FO RCE B.» « • 30 M»-A Je t p U o t;

M aho w u credited today ShooUng down a red M IO -ls b i doesn-t know i t yet.

.lu T h e pilot Is Second Llcut, IUhe elk wiU ^ j ,

i t w it K. re®^ leave.H e did th e ahooUng Dec. 1

th a t tim e h e reported h e sho t M IO h u t m ade no claim bee

nex t m om - ,.y ,ings wcre • happening so fa anxious to couldn 't say It I damage

i n s s °M ou^h c e r -C o l . Harvey I. Case. Jr.. H enough for T ex .-s tu d led Uie film :___ Sm itii 's gun cam era.

C ase said th e film showed .50' ? V P r bullers h ltU ng the MIO

proof poslUve of a kill—the t I T f v i . n o ‘ pa rachu te as the eri v o r e a p n o t bailed out.BADQUAR. . -------------- 7 —— '---- ,

Approval Needends of tu r - BO ISE. Dec. 30 HV-Only bocu li> and olher exam iner approval sUindn In >t generous way o t awarding nrchlteclural Y ear's day tra c ts for Idaho s tn te college's S ■Ing men In 000 library. f spokeamaa Public W orks Commissioner

Bell said the s la te board of eil I'o . Includes Uon had approved contracts I >llves, eom j A. Sundbcrg. Idaho Falls, for and bu tter, sign ing the building, and to r eemeat and dice and H unter, Poeatello. U1 nuts. pervU e the contract.1. a supply

T & Z Complaints FileHELENA, Dec. 30 WV-Four

' p la lnU were on file In U. S. dl;cou rt today charging four Mor

J m C S laund ry owners w ith vlolaUng regulaUon No. 34.

a US to ta l T h e offlee of price stablllaiU u r t W ednes- seeking tem porary Injunction 1 w ith park- force ths firm s to comply wlU

filing and rcporUng requlremer -e Posted by Uie celUng price regulaUons v hltaker a n d covers services.Jng alleys: ' —

n D A H O R

ioyd Drown.N^ra.t^Robcrt I T T r ^ ^ J f T T T J p T f

, D on H art-U Parm eter, Virginia B ru c fr-^ . Banym c « ' » S 5 S - H m S I B tE WOMAN-

•Iso; -IN V IS IB U t jaAIT-

irO BJlIA " ^ “ t o S S S S o S ^'^ M C D L A 'S D A T O H IM

r-ln-lftw and" also!I, Who U in "SON O F DEACULA"

The Back Stage C

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Time Tots Lose Toys ii Briefs Blaze a t Goodi

aoO D IN O , Dec. 3 0 -6 a f lt* I f f L 'S S 6 wlU need an ex tra large bag tQuesUons th e ' when he vlslU' tho Fi

punchboards M a rla tt residence here C hrl ee court hero eve. i n tac t, he 's go lng-to hs W rnw s ^ from scratch, me ^ p re s e n t W ednesday evening Uie Ma; m a tte r small chlidren dropped a ifiled by V er- ^ e l r box ol toys, bu rn ing i

attom ey on erythlng In Uie box.O w ver Cum - M arlatt, a s s lsu n t flro chi. d ia rged WlUl Ooodlng, said noth ing else was prize game.iSs u charged _ _ --------------- ;-----

Mexicans to Bu>a t* 'r posting Railroad Cont

MEXICO c n r , Dec. 20 (U.FO nU clien t h a s Mexican government h a s agr< : Offense. H e huy the Southem Pacific ralln \ th e grounds Mexico for 113,000.000, and meUwdof The governm ent eald It w l In the com- Southern Pacific »3.000,000 in Jltery and m and the baJnncc Jn goven the s ta te con- bonds, none of w hich th e rn

m ay sell in Mexico, scheduled to Southem Pacific originally

nesday. i t was *17.000.000 for Its holdings. U pulatlon by included roUIng stock, building

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Bolt Knocks 0 oesn’t Kadio Installat1 i T » J BOISE, Dcc. 20 (/IV-The sU» jrOtKed 1>« radio netw ork's Uninai v i n n p TiASP atop S h a tte r bu tte n e a r Bolsj,fS5,t SS'? SirSSk

buT 'h! W t o W boll, . 1. 1. . .State radio technician

T l,,,, yjnhftrt ^ e n c h and Pa tro lm an Wa ta - ro S T o n “ Psnow-weasel and snowshoe t >g Dec. 1. At the equipment.

f K H Man Hurt by FaI d™...d.. On Ice at Jerom andlng o ffi. j e r o m e . Dcc. 3 0 -R o b e rt -J ase. Jr.. Houa- idaho Foils, was U ken to S t ie film trom enUne's hospital by am bulance

nesday n ig h t /ollon-lng a fall 1 howed .50-cal. ice.he MIO and. Young wa.'» working on his UU—the w hite behind- th e Idaho O as nnd . as the enemy ance company in Jerom e wh

slipped n n d fell lo th e grour — i— Is being trea ted for bnck In

according to hosplU l personn

SS'.’ r'ii" Judgment Graniltec tu ral con. Fnlls Justice court enl-colleges J7S0,. defau lt Jud rm cn l for *147.10

, ne.idny ngn1n.it Ralph E. InlMloner Tom operator of the 'm -S tn te>atd or euuca- com pany,. favoring Prism Plontrac ts to C. i„ c„ . vtah company.

J. * ' The am ount represents thtand to I nra- jn c c due for m erchandise purt

catello. to su- i„ m s nnd 1049. In tere st and costs a re Included. T he plai

— — a tlom ey w u Lawrence B. Qui

s Filed

vlolnUng OPS

stabUlzAUon bInjunctions M

w llh the 3 mkequlrem enls of m r \iilaUons which W J H V T m i n

j p i g i y i t f f f u

I M Vim m, Barrym ore w ith70M AN" . JO Y REESELB MAN* WARREN

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Poys in Court Orders Ai Gooding County to Redi K “« tSfS Tax Assessm(u- th e TTunas BOISE, D ec ,'3 0 -{ ffj-T h e here Christm as supreme eourt has Issued o lng -to have to temaUve w rit of m andate t

pe l Ada county to lower Its 1 lg th e M arlatt's valuation on UU h Oil F Iropped a m a tch company Unks a t Boise to 1 , bu rn ing up e r - se t by the sta le tax eomml.t X. ■ Ada county officials wcre t fire chief a t to show causo Jon. 7 wh lg else was dam - should no t comply wllh th e 1

The county board of e<iua ------------ refused to lower its assessn

io Buy SJ A fcrSorhT ,

I / - I . J , „ | to reduce the flffure. TheC'OntrOl based Its claim on a recen t I

1^c 5ti n iiF w rha court decision on a N ei Perot« ty case In which Uie coui nf th a t Uie to3( commission co

fl^flc ra ilroad of valuaUon of ^ li M id It will oav P rope rly -on ly Uje o v e r a \•fSrS ivio in A tly.-Ocn. R o b e r tll3.000,000 m casn pcUtloned th e ■

S p « r as a friend of th e .lc h Uie railroadI 1 11 tlon for rehearing of Uie Nioriginally asked j,i,

.n d tomorrow or th e n-X buildings a ad jnâ county assessor Roy I ardson valued Utah O il’s

■;--------- •_ nnd tanks a t *S9530 which> i r a M l l T held by the oouncy board a . . a o V /U L iMUon. T h e commission, on

itallationV *T he sU te po- • j *

n tn r ^ ^ o h f w M Keexamination “hâSkbya Slated for 4B police said. BOISE. Dec. 20 — B r:hn lc lan Edson John E. W alsh, slate se lectlo lm an WendeU Ice director, snU] today th;le m oun ta in by boards will rcexnmlne somemowshoe to re- ho's d ra f t registrants wh

been classified 4-p.------------ DIrecUons from n a tlo n il - _ , ■ |7 „ 1 1 hendquarters Indicate thaioy r all rcKlsU-nnU rejected solely

t x Uiey could no t pass theJfirome force* quallflcauon tests v_T> K. » V reexamined "Immediately." l - R o ^ r t Youn*, ,»id.^m huU ne^w ^d* ObvIoUS dls<jlam bulance W ed- „o t be reexnmirIng B /n il on lhe ^ ^ o upon t<In,. h i . cm llon by local boards, nt

th e requlremenUs fop a s and Appll- deferredMjla.isUleaUons, wlU.1 tt! ordered for reexamination.' th e ^ u n d . He

a l n rr« n n M becnuso the orm td force *1 personne l.. lowered the ir pliyslcnl and

_ , re<iti(rcments to the sam e aGranted

! court en tered a aoo.ooo borderline m en v.lor *147.70 Wed- their draft-exem pt sU tusnlph E. Funke, nlly, b u t he did noi know hoT rl-S tn le Neon Idaho regl8lrant,i would bc i

P rism Plastic.', O rders to reporl will b<any. - . by local boards oa th e ^reseats th c bal- d ra ft quoU s. •nndlse purchased —Iterest and court The tra-steeshlp council. T he plalnU fl's United NaUons adopts l u omce B. Q uinn. of procedure.

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Price Boost ~] Are Asked 1

Auto Mak' - WASHINOTON, Dec. 20 (/

. govem m ent said today Ford,baker, H udson and Kaiser automobile makers have app W gher ceiling prices.

/ T he requests were mnde m/ ^ C apehart am endm ent to Uii

/ omic controls law. T h a t am e' rsQUlres th a t celUng prices m

lowance fo r c e ru la rises In ■ T he office of p rice admlnlj

I — aald th e Increases asked oi range, a t th e foctory level, fr

' ■ — per cen t on M ercury modeU per cen t on H enry J , model by K alscr-F raie r.

. T he new prices cannoti»V VV Into effeet unUI O PS n u r

«nd form ally approved the i Uons.

^ Any rise ’ would be the lh^ crease in c a r ceilings slnci

mobile prices were frosen a y Novels prevaUIng o a Dec.

I f O PS approves th e Copel | B » . creases for the fo u r-c a r

the range of Increases by M H r" —* based on c u rren t ccilings w- approxim ately as follows a t

Ford—From *71 to $114; 1 —MS to *111; and Llncolns- »31fl.

S tudebaker—Champlon m ^ / / from *112 to 1155, and Com)

/ y J / t i f ll to 1107,_____ H u d so a -F ro m *05 to *143

K alser-F ra ie r—From *370 on ^ n r y J , modeU and *403

Livestock Marl Reported “Sl

A slow to lower m arket t clnssts wna reported Wedne. th e Tw in FaUs Livestock < slon com pany. C attle salnble

' 609.Oood and choice steers

1 ^ • »31iO to *33.50, commercialiT<?— * good *37 to *31. utilities *311

good and choice heifers_______________ *33J0, commetxlol to low go

ers *35.50 to *30.50, uUllUei x r a A A n *25. comm ercial cows *33.50 ; i S A U d uUllUes *10.75 to *33,

' D a J i i a a Conners nnd cu tlers aold K e Q U C e *13 to *i8.7s, b u iu m> u___vealerj >39 to *33.50. stod

B S S m e n t S feeder ste tra , good to cho jBn—xhi. -Trtnun to *33. commercial to low.gQC

«« T l JM to *28.50, Stocker and a ^ a t e l^ com i heifers, good to choice, *27

ower lU M s w e d commercial helfera *34,75 ? Oil ^ f K M2 ^ aolfe to a I K f ^ v e s *30 ^ 3 3 (commM on. ^ Top ®n ambs w u *38., nls wcre ordered hogs wns *18. • n. 7 why they _ -------- ------

r‘o S S a i S h Few Dead List<* s*tor r*Unk?, As Red Priselon had no r ig h t W ASHINGTON, Dec. 30 (ire. T he county arm y sa id la s t n ig h t U a t ItX recent simrcme the prisoner of w ar llatN ei P e rc i« o u a - by th e conununUU, a fethe c o u n ru lad have been found In whleh t

ilsslon could no t vlduol llsled as a prisonerlon of glasses o t carried u •'killed In acUon

„ S. mUIUrj' rccord-i.R oM rt X. emyiie <nie arm y said it Is begin

. t i f ^ InvesUgaUon immedlntely.of th e court In th e coi

„ f Ing general! of nrmy hnd? li? in lhe United s ta te s nre b<

S ' S - ' S

:“T o ; ^ H S E rUon reduced to InvesUgaUon. uon rcQucca to________ will- be Informed of the res

Mountain Hon 5 = 1 0 ® School Aid Ai

m 2 ,Ic5 k! " 5 “ ' SO ISE. E « . jo Bn_TW( today th a t local *chool dLitrlcU have appUed me w m e of Id a - « h o o l construcU.a n ta who have R^^ney. a s s lsu n t sU te supe a n ta wno nave InslrucUon, sal■ na tional d ra f t „ M ounU In Hor•nte th a t those “ 'J '” ®"- i soleW becausea sl th e arm ed Dl»<^f«ot and

n t f 'U Will ht, 'o prcpnrlne requesU U, . ' y“ ? cn e ,“" conslrucilon Bid.

ous dlsouaUflcs- Salmon bnsei

o u^Sn rc ^ n s lS ! ^ n d l a T ^ t X “

S ; r S -■“ s a s s r -J it nn t h i «on cited an Influx o t stu(

iiM tloi!!" M ountain Home asing reconsidered 7*” ^ :td forces hnve C h u r c h P r O p T T a iTileni and m c n u l jlL E R , Dec. 2 0 -T h e Flie sam e os World t(,H cliurch Sunday Mhool t

. .. *ent a C hristm as prosramaid nn estim ated p.m, todny a t th e church.

meri win lose Tlie church choir wUl pit sU tu s naUon- program a t B p. m , Sunday.. know how m nnv ---------------------1_____ :____ LI'ould bc affected. ■ t wlU be l.'Miedon th e basis c f Hovmg Troub

counciT of Uie b u y i n R t h e G iJopu l u own rules t h a t S p e c ia l S o m t

_ G i v e t h e G i f t c v e im i B I ^ ^ L o v e s . . . .

V s i r 1 ■««» uwt ann/M ^ J n M i 2 Concniat Sins

U r f i i a « - ^ 5

y c O R P H E V IDAHC

D A g q ______________•

ioosts [ Twin Failiked byMakersD « . M ( m -T M K

>day Ford, SUide- ' JW k u x 'u. , n « « ju id K nlser-Fraier i-.eo ♦Koiij-wd PUrhwu*, have appUed for *,<es. t;ts Um Httfm ^

J i S i S a K S - - ” - 55c a t to Uie ecoa- ,Vh,q E.roiiut . t W f }0|<T h a t am endm ent 1?,g priccs m ake al- ^ \\f, a rises In costs. • '.j, c .tl to r m ace a d m ln u tr a u ^ >» „1 asked o a autM j4mM. H«wi si<ry level, from n t ♦K.rfJa Amaikrr J modeU to 38.48 .» :*>»'•««««. 7r J . modeU made .UM.kt.n ciab t..

;OII Kelstrra'i Sefipbeeh Sil, cannot be p u t I?? » li)PS reviewed C im t'. c*i<n<iar >>■'C « 1 th . .p w l c - » l ?r

i}0 •Ai»ln»l th« Slort* 111be the th ird In- ■*» H*” «rlings since auto- '.Sl; p i„a„.D .n fiwoaap i»iitrozen a year ago ,» Don Aii«ti, ng o a Dec. 1, 1050. :« JQti«a-fflr » D a *||th e C apehart in- 'nt 2iiTiinKi?iLr°*

’o u r -c a r inakers, lU is»m *>' reases by modelsceilings would be lUrrW 7.follows a t r e u il : tho 'Mr. Duuiei Mieniw tit o i i i c M m u r , ! :U „ . O M 0 3 U , U V .;; ,™ - • ;

.mplon m o a . l . »:«■ !!■■«. c ' . - ' " ____ H fjind Commander, '

,D 5to*i43 . Officers Instal S Z S K i; By Masonic L

Leslie E. B u rkhalU r w u------------ ; Wednesday n igh t as worshlfI W a r l r A f icr ot the Twin FnlU AF J . T l d L a C l lo jjo No, 45, replacing J

■iA “ G I a t o ” Hudson. j U O l U r r installoUon ceremonies f • m arket on m ost ha lter aad other new offlc ed W ednesday by conducUd by C laude M. Oc avestock commis- sUlllng m aster, a n d KelUi •tie salable toU led kins, InataUlng m arshaL 1

InsuUaUoQ ceremonies a : :e steers brought Dlcken.V C h rlsU n u atory w. ommercial to low by Hugh PhlUlp.i. lilies $31 to * 3 m Other new officer* of t

heifers MO to axe Leland W . Brlzee, sen to low good heU- den; Enrl Bnrnes, Junior w;

« , uUllUes *30 to Ouy Bradley, treaaurer: v< ows $33.50 to *30, Clark, secretary; D ale B. *33. senior deacon; Fred W. R<tie rs sold between lor deacon; Jo h n A. Nelsc lU *33i to I37J5, lain: F rank H . Briggs, m a r 13.50. Stocker and Hendriks, senior stew ard; >i to cholee, *30 Partin. Junior stew ard, and to low, gQOd. steers C, Sweet, _tyler.

jcker and feeder , “7^— .holce, *27 to *31, A c t i v i t i e s L lS I

HANSEN, Dec. I f t -H a n j to i?? ' «hoo l students will pr

T a - C h rlstm u progrnm a t 7:: w u *M ,.T op on ij7,u „ d ay in th e school au

The senior ball will bo h , _ , , - urday evening n t tho schcI Listed •Prisoners CLOSE, Dec. 30 WV-The ^th t th a t In cheek- O I J Tw ar lla t supplied W V •sU , a few eases • in whleh the indl- F A ■ I

prisoner U being A A L Iin acUon" on U. " ■

New Cent:es, th c command- , . . ^ ^

MARKElnn oftfcer to ad- Com er Shoihone 2nd

kin of tho dls-

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!!S .!S gg. i£g;nstaUed Trucker Is Fin nic Lodge For OyerloaxlUr w u Installed ona trucker w u fined tiLS w orshipful m u - c ou rt W ednesday for ov«?WU A F a n d AM vh ile knother pleaded lnno<jloclng P re d W . posted tJOO bond.

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cer* of th e lodge W oM pound Umit, N o u rlzee, senior w ar- h a s been set.Junior w arden; J . Both drivers w ers cited laurer; W elden E . by tlw HolUater po rt of enU; 'Dale B. Eberlein. ed W. Read. Jun-A. Nelson, :chap- ■ ' W A a

Iggs, m a n h a l; Joy O V _ V J itew ard; A lfred E. B M H a n i M m d . and R ichard

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will p resen t a oII*wUagfa»th«»m a t 7:30 p . m . ««DssnwTQaQ«dlschool auditorium , ........................will bo held B at- W P W >- 'l 'l

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l t o tu k b d a t ■t'UlId%iM Klti( CoU Trto (Tna

piuU«M li l t x six -n iim rdiuoB “ *ye*r»ofn.4 «ilo »Mr, ICmb poseds Alf . 7lM »Dr«*n«t WlUdiaj.s " j s r i s i g . ' s ' . ' ? . , . , , , I

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n i l 6u .rtru«a EdiUea this week Jci

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’rucker Is Fined For Overloading IT T T

C nt trucker w u fined tn JusUee lUrt W ednesday for overloading hlle another p le ided Innocent and I ”*'• xsted MOO bond. I wtiur iO nllJo U Thompson, 'Layton, I - r v . u l * tah, p a id t $30 fine and costs on

charge of overloading 2,000lundi. --------------An Izinocent p lea was enter- fim im it I br LeiUe Im el, BoUe, driv- Wf-KUW ' of tk forest truck alleged to . .M m V(B been 8,600 pounds over the ,L, J , ,L ticJM pound Umit, N o tr ia l daU - IS been set.Both drivers were cltcd T uesday AIL7UAS t tin Holllater po rt of enUy eu tlon .

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ROBERT ' JMNNE SAUYfALKER. DRU. FORREST CARTOO:

CARTOON—COMEDY ^

£p a m § '

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6

L ie D o n ’t p E e p t G if ts ; p

im-PcaH- cuu* . B u t ,

* " l i ^ e U » r bills to .

“hw y « ^ I ®w ^ 'iu n ia tu m lte WM»t-

u cu rltr card ta I . ^ e r u id I t a ll

slncer Tony {fS n d irh a . b . lU r tM | H

'?îw)f«wwDer hkd m ore E S H

B HS v trtdltlonal costm na n R j R R S right down to th ln y

' t L%\i Kl't boxes w ith B | | g a” ^ i .ir bills and K t o f t M B R^ a W a r e . ' H t tU M Offer WBSm

, i ^ d u l l » and offeredSr«nU lnlna a flve-spo t r.C^S^'i

iWa way:,w youll find •om eth ta* U , ‘ . |S i * , would you m ake

on t dollar In o t -

^ New Yorker** reply ^ thuilu-’' B u t b e tte r

out-of-towner* h e ^

T n u tin f P l U s offer to allghUy

penona aad nho d

I'Smflien were fo r m ore wlwphol out men, regontle*# of

ilTed here o r In th e ^ g l r l * averaged th ree I W O , •--gr of taking th e boxes

n from New Y ork a v - h r f

S^, oat against accep t- Jf.town men were even-

iS „ tho.. who .o u .a 2

0 irould not. rescued b6f suspicion tu m - R aaor at

tltbly Infectious. B arl'a o fter tb(rered. He mnde a #lm - hours Inw nplera he m et. se a l, on h lsh s*lr ptines—ft box con - ross poll[]e dollar fo r a 39-cen t .p j^^

d'A lene IBioiged to m ake one ently hadIV York moppets, w ho th e ir exiBled he prove h in u e lf th e ir hontrimii gift boxes. . . ly o a Bs— ------- - officer m

Orders N o £ S “hte e in R e w a rd wp.'” 'Dee. 30—A decision tn clunldeall and T helm a l ]Men. has b « n handed i JnMle Judge T heron d i e t r I dvll aeUon b rough t w n t a LHsll aM Zelln H all, " o m v b l Ithe echmldgallfl. êe Scoti ftre trying to collect se o tt. In te reward moncy ptild lied rcsld iljilLi upon re tu rn of _un . Claude O ordon, _Ris purse contained ia and was found on Dre miles w est of th e “ ' „ U stM arc li3 8 . ,!di*ll8 and th e H a lb -u iat. 'b lhe same ear- w hen J _______«i found. The case _ _ _ M In Twin P a lls Ib was transferred to «

r ----------- I 'MiKccufuI Invasion of Z kthst of WUllam th o ■

'JUL___________ I ■

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\ a l i c r a f t | i £i ■ ■ ind d

E REPAIR 11fl Equipped to I ! , TtIio«t to m a tc h t ! ‘atht

I I i fONDEVOO.Bldg. I l l Ktln To Ollmb f | It>ra Front Door 5 B ^• A .M .t«e:O O P.M . 2 | , S)Bty of Puk ing 2 | oir«»ii

C L O S

S iI b i g d a y s

T h u rs ., F r i . , S o

I ec. 20, 2T, 2

4TIRE G l

“ AS EXPIRED

PURCHASES CASH

I s a l e 9 :3 0 J

E W C E NCORNER OF SHO!

20, 1951

Jet Ace

Ma). George A. D arla d ta In (he eoekplt e t hL imonlUoR belU a t an airbase In Korea. M Qs dow sed o re r N orth K orea Dec. 14 beoitlai ;G* dowsed, th ree damaged a s d three bo; ■ephete)____________________________________

vo Are Rescued Price From Stalled Car Eai3CUR D 'A M N E , Dec. 20 l f l - SALT LAik Irvln, abo u t 36, Parkw ater, Farm ers nrilh., and h is 15-year-oId compan- than sugnrEdwin O. K oakl. Spokane, were price proaiued by D eputy S heriff John W . Dect Orowisr about b a . m . Vêdnesdoy here, r tbe polr h a d spent severalra In tltelr snow .m arooned auto (^nried Uinthighway 41 s ix mllea no rth of ..^ (,^ 1> the aversBtney were b rought to Coeur The' result,ene by the officer and appar- in tho acr.y had no serious lU effects from beets,r exposiire; T hey re tum ed to Meeting lr homea. Snow wn* driving bad- the asjoclain Bathdrum p rairie when the the Amerlc:er m ade th e trip , He waa ad - tlon and U-i of th e pair’s predicam ent by a reau In ursB highway crew, who reported brought "litwo had refused the ir offer of modltles.”

Back HomeIETRICH, Dcc. 20—Mr. and THERE . A. B. S c o tt have returnedn visiting th e ir daughter, D onna • T Scott, nnd an uncle. Dr. A. B.

:t. In Erie. P n . They also vis- ^ ,residents In K im ball, Nebr. / B I

V IS rriN O PARENTS \ O lfLER. Dec. 2 0 -M r. and Mrs. H . \lam m erqulst a n d family, P leas- \ Mm. Calif., a re vtsltlng his p a r- N . U r. M r.'and M rs. K. E . Ham m er-t. ^

ifo u r Gourmrf I

Tof yout (suew *lio «/e connoli- | Suw hlni

l E i S i s f 'E E IcnckmindbtkeinSlVovtQuniil ■

i » a s r 6 f v 5 & £ ; f . I _________p. s. Fee K oeoar, g tt OIrBpis |

M t i !Sym bol e } H cspitaltty J - * '1 ^ ^

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i i t! BELOW COSU to c l e a r l ^ ^ l Your budget witl s tre tch ' enjoy f u l L ^ ^ P I drastlo'. grocery savlnga-

. such sav in g are welcome.

kSH . ALL SALES F

30 A . M . to 9 :00 'P . M. Each Day

N T R A L M A SIHOSHONE a n d 2 n d AVENUE NORI

51 ■ ____________________ _____________________T

L c e

kp it e t hi* F-S8 S a b rck t over hla Korea. Major DbtU added fonr 14 beoitlag hts (eta l seore to nine three bom ben dejtro red . (AP

’rice for Sugar Rapped by Firm

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 50 lfl— armers nre turning to o the r crops inn sugar beets because of be tter rice prospects, th e U tah Sugar cet Growers asaoclaUon was told ere.An association spokeim an con-

:nded tha t the federal governm ent : “holding the price of suga r below ie averane of olher commodities.” he ' result, he said. Is a reduction ) the acreage planted to sugar eets.Meeting In l(s annual convention.

ie association decided to Join w ith ie American Parm Bureau fede ra - ' • on and the UtAh Slate F a rm B u- ;au In urging th a t sugar prices be rought "In line with o th e r com - lodltles.”

rHERE'S STILL TIME , TO GIVE A

B E N D I Xautomatic I

S un iU oe in a b o x .. . fair w eather a t you r fingertipa . . . ond your

■ w aab lsg 'a fluffy d ry w ith o u t ^w ork o r worry. I B

Ot.lrOrYWwllhPOVMt.VgHI I « S<r<l*mlh«l8«Bt.hwKtlAlr«nri I

W tllhif. I .'XMff

M u s i c ^‘h C I M I E RI r a O N E 20H

Acroas frem th e P o it Office In ih e DetweUer Bldg.

s a a a a a a i a a a a i a

U T I I

k 'STOCK I

V COST CUTS M1 Stretch *way o u t w ith such T h S I

eavinga—« t » tim e w hen i l S e I welcome.

.ALES FINAL ^

I Day %

ARKET LIE N O R TH --

p - J H I

Holiday men

ALL WOOL GAIZ I P - O U T C <A TERRIPIO VALUE; P riced » before C hrlstnaa . Oood colon tomorrow.

D R E S S E SAll o u r H oliday typo d resses SELL See th is w onderful vol

B L O U S E SFor g i f t s . . . fo r yourself, Yc this. W onderful selection . .

M I L L I N E R YStyles you'U like . . . All new priced low fo r qu ick selling.

TOC o m p l e t e s t o c

A L L D O L l

M any U nadvertised ^

Item sII

TIMES-NEWS, TWIN Fi>

1 E S E K... Before Dece

m erchandise th a t m ust store before Chri:

GABARDINE «C O A T S

P riced w ay below regular . . . to move ^ >d co lon . . . a lte range*. B urry tn

* $ J | :! d re s s e s . . . priced low .to w M ^ srful vo luo d isp loy tom frrow . •

Srself. You c a n 't m iss on a buy like iction . . . 3 2 to 4 0 .

All new season h o t s . . . mselling. D o n 't m iss It. ’

ms t o c k m u s t b e s o l d

O L L S R E D U C E DG fan tD ro iw d D o lli......

O th e rt J ----------2 .0 0 - 2

t r a

IN FALLS. IDAHO

M U S T)ecember 25thm ust be ou t of our C hristm as REGARDLES

r i 5 ^r tn

4 - ’6 - ’8 ^

.. ‘2 - ’3 f l

2 - 3 - * 4 j [

s o l d b y D e e . 2 5 !

E D......... .. ...............6 . 0 0

. 2 .0 0 - 2 .5 0 - 3 .0 0 - 4 .0 ( 1

SERVICE STATIC STUFFED DOLL COAL LOADER SWITCH TRACK!

Rem ote control

TRAINS ^W ind-up tra in s th o t spark le . Buy . ono for eoch kid on your l i s t . . . A ^ l o t o f f u n . . . o little price.

STUFFED TOYSGoy, colorful o n im o ls . . rsev e ra l ty p es , Several sizes. H urry in.

DRINK-WET DOLLA n a ll-rubber doll, with lovable feature p loy w ilh th is ono fo ro long tim e.

DOLL HOUSEC om plete w ith furn iture . A H 'm etal hou a tta c h e d g a rag e .

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MINIATURE SINK. PAINTING SETS. MODELING CLAYS PHONOGRAPH REI

TABLE and CHIAR SISturdy, hardw ood construction. T ab le < c h a irs . Goy nursery.stencll designs.

1

T G O -1

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V 'f"! ■ Amerlean prtionen of w»r In KoI '• {«. A bKAMown show* tb a t 10 nai ;; 1 on tho Malik U»t appeared cnt /i , a communist U»t of U. B. prlwner*L n leoud today, and r r wero mUi ffl r . ; from the fln*l H itSi 'S J The dlMreptnay h * i no t beenfll I n plivlned.Q In M illk tald the m en In the petilI tfl nslud th a t U. B. troope withdii n (rom Korea to end “ thU lenseI i n bloodtbed.'* The (U tem en t vac ti

H IIIB cal of mftny which have beenlu 'T l trlbuted to ceptured prlionersi ' A j the communlste lo the ir propas

;L |‘ da broadcasts.iB n i l MaUk Indicated th a t all 37 sl■ M f l ers were then a t e North Kor■ I H camp. Why the nam es of 37 of tri n B are not on the communists' lola!n H of peltoaen U a mystery.9] 19 ••Amerlcon source* a t the Unl

Nations a t the time Mslik dlscloin l . i tiU Ust said they bad no wayIB l i l l knowlns w hether the men who!j I f l Icjedly sl*ned the csble actui l H I prUoners. o r the clrcumiiUiiW m i under which they sUned. whetH H voluntarily o r urtder duress.H H I These are the names of tbeH H I men’ on both lists; U a]. J- J . D iUBII Capt. Alewntler M. Boynen, C■ h B U Jessie V. Booker. CapU MarvinU I H l Oreen. Lieut. Herbert E. Mar)BWH Plrst UeuL Ralph Z. C ulbert

P lrs t L ieu t Wadte Jeromo R ountB H Plret Lieut. BUnley O. Zlmm enri | i | l P lrs t LleuL oharI.ee. 0 ..,M ln leHIIH'* i] P lrs t Lieut. J. A. Pox.' J l Here are the 37 whose namea» I U I, peared on the Malik list bu t vI > ^ „ mlsslns from the communist 1I j ‘ Maj. L. Bi Dunham . Maj, 0 . R . E' 1 I te f. 0*pt> D. R. Henderson. C : ; A. H. Nuseslt. O ap t W. B. Macoilil.M :\ e r. J l r s t L lw t P . A. Tboma*ie«Mi*; I I W iit L ieu t R. N. Layton. I•Ji I . ! L lc u t D. 6 . fllmiM), P lrs t L ie u t .• f 'L Brockman. P lrs t L ieu t B. M. O r Mi)ll i berf. Plrst Lieut. J . a Ruddelt. I rk>jn 1 L ie u t O, W. K restanotf. P in t Ll

S . W. M tysan l. Beoosd L ie u t I> Rath, Second L ie u t R. W. B artr

V: M' Second U e u t A. H. Bookt. Sec. ..^1 U e u t I . O. Peppe. Second Lleui

■ J ’ i 0 . Cox. Second Lieut .W. P . JeiUfflki' Second L ieu t W. O. Lewes. SecB lIH b L ie u t J ; Stahrakes. Beoond-Lleui| H E. Pearton, Ensign K . Thomson.

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•8 $840.76 ShortThe T w in Palls Community

r s , - ChMt drtrt) fell just IMO.?!! s h ^“ . of Its $34,850 goal. Cftmpalpj^

Chairman E d Kmeck reported j I S T S Thursday in announclnt he con

siders the drive ended, e s t However. Mrs. Douglas B tan.ast A u « - cam paljn director, sa id clean-up le United work wlll continue unUl the d by S7 chest's board of directors h u lu In K orea, m eelln j In Pebruary.;0 nam es Both praised volunU er work- 1 cn tho ers for raising nearly 87 per cent oners re - of the chest’s goal., m issing An Associated Press report this

week sta ted tho Idaho Palls Com- h*»n e x . munlty Chest fund stood a t $3«.-

1B8JS. Ooal fo r tho drive U « « .- 8M. The c hest drive there h u

irtS d rsw M pe f cen t o t Ite goaLsenseless ,

™ *!: 704 Jobs Listed SJ.”- As Seasonal Dip n Mro- Cuts State Worl

■oÛ «m 0nly704 jobopen lngs,w ereon fll lolal lU t in Idaho l u t Baturday. a decline c

148 compared to the previous Sat urday. according to the weekly fa bor summ ary Issued by tho employ “ “ t security agency.

.« The m ajor portion of th e decrees L tuaiIV w u ‘n s ^ l t u r e which fell^ 0

below the previous week's total t number only 136. Decreased Jo

w hether ^ noted In whole'■ . aale and re ta il trade, m ln ln j. gov f ^ 8 10 em m ent. a n d service. However.J . D u n n , substantial increase w u noted 1 :n, C an t, miscellaneous m anulacturlns. srvln W . Magic Valloy offices of the agenc M arla tt. ?8 Jobs avallsblo to workei

ilbertson. * j,8 could m eet employer speclflca tountree. tjons, a d e c reu e of 14 from th m erm an, previous week. The declines wer U ln le tla , no(«(t in service and In wholesal

a n d retail trade. Agrtcullural Jo im es a p - openings rose from 15 to 21. tmt w ere There are unfilled openings 1 aist lls^: T w in Palls fo r waitresses, domestl

workers, competent stenographer m. C a ^ Biale bookkeepers, c o m m l s s l o Uacomb* salesmen and body and fender r« « « * » “ • pa innen. I n Jerome, a need U « >n. P lrs t ported for stenographers and woa le u t J . J . jjjeo for domestic day work.1. O ram>

Sales ReportedBartmsQ . Kew proceeds or,t3ftS.S7 from sal . Second of anti-tuberculosis C hrtsU nu sea L ieut. J . in Twin Palls county schools wei P. Je s te r. reporUd Thursday by Doris S tra i I. Becond ley. county superintendent c •Lieut, B . schools. ,nson. The tota l includes 1159.17 froi

puplU In th e Tw in Palls Junior hig Uvo gov- school. r e 3 5 from Twin Fal 8d K ing - W ashington school pupils. »11.' r th e d&- from Palrvlew school pupils and |:

trom pupils a t Three Creek.

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To Friendsthe peace and serenity of the H« out the year. A t this time of the reflect over the past year and ye itles as they have thrived in tl I the world would this have been t grateful a t the Christmas sea jn to our friends and workers ristmas message find each of yo stians celcbrate the occasion of !

lay We Lo() A BRIGHT n e v / Y

/the clock strikes twelve and th< ir melodious greetings to 1952, t ro heartfelt wishes. M aythene\s

increased good will and unc dl nations on earth. And for you s year be laden with the best of h nd jc^.

r o m e C o - i

J r t F i r s t P h y s i c a l

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i S :5 <10 xMu V alley Memorial hospital, accordi to J . C. McOllvray. adm ln lstra t

i r i- h . . u ! m em orial room on th e th ird flc rs n u lu pending eompleUon of th e physl

the rapy departm ent now u n der « ;er work- jtrticU on.' C rippled children w ill be eom:

he re from all p a rts o f M aglo Vall eport this h e polnU d out. Instead of w ait alls Com- /o r th e m onthly visit* of P ra a d a t S34.- S turgill, state health dep&rtmi re U « « .- ------ -------------------------------------------

Heart Operation Subject Healir

I TW. LOS ANOELES. Dec. 20 tflI l i l D R ichard Russell, 30. w ho subm it

to a h e a r t operailon th o t -woa U W n r l r vised to New Y ork O lty in color l i v a s & the benefit of th e A m erican Medl

wero on file associaUon convenUon Dec. 7 . : I decline o f th e hosplU l yesUrday. evlous S a t- D octors say he 's well on th e i weekly fa- compleU recovery. ’

he employ- operaUon, perform ed byJo h n O. Jones, elim inated a o

S gen ital narrow ing of th e aorU .S U W »ressed Job Russell plans to wed ID-year-1 In whole- G loria Spires in about six weeks,Inlng. gov- ------------------------------

? ° S a ' li! F l y i n g t o K o r e aurlng. NEW YORK. Dcc. 20 F ra jthe agency C ord lno l Spellman le f t by pl. to workers yesU rday to spend C hrlstm na v r speclflca- A m erlean troops J r K orea. -

from th e C ard inal Spellm an Is m aking :llnes were t r ip a t the InvltaUon o f O en. Jar 1 wholesale v a n Fleet, eighth a rm y comman ullural Job m K orea. The pre la te Is duo 31- Tokyo a t 3:30 p ^ . Sa tu rday , Toi

penlngs in tim e.\a. domestlo ___ ,

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C U LI and worn- mM

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>ENDS

ds and P atthe Holiday season be the goal

e of the year, i t is a th rill fo r y and years. See the growth am )A in this democratic society of ; r’c been possible except in Americ nas season and sincerely express trkers who have contributed to t h of you joyful and cognizant of ion of His coming.

Look ForwcYEAR A

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and the bells ring 1952, we pause to

the new year carry nd understanding for you and yours, est of health, pros-

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d e a l T h e r a p y C a s e s

s d t o H o s p i t a l T u e s dapy paU enU physical U ierapU t T he t r n»y a t Maglo m ente were mado t h r o u g hULl. according health departm en ts crippleduam inlstrator. d ren 's servlee.herapy w ard Miss Sturgill U here on heih e McClusky tr ip , helping Ujo hopiltal's0 th ird noor. physical therap ist. Molly Bon

th e physical ge t acqualnU d wlUi th e crlpw u n der con- children cases. -

In addlUon to .the crippledm be eomlng dren . Miss Borchers' services » M aglo V alley, available for hoeplUl paUenU : Id of w aiting lng physleal therapy ^ d for• of F rances paUenU referred by p ^ l t l w1 departm en t whom there have been four alt Reviewing th e change In or:

. , plans, to add a physical therapS i n n n pa rtm ent to th e hospital. McOI

said one of th e m ain reasons li provide physical therapy for 1

l e & U n C Valley polio and fracture caso ® otherwise would have to go o

lec. 20 Ul — th e areo for th e ir treatm ents, rho subm itted FaclUUes In th e temporary h o t “WOS tele- ical therapy w ord Include dls y In color fo r my. rad lan l heat. Infra-red hi Tican Medical whirlpool ba th fo r hydrothiI Dec. 7 . le ft plus those for massage and r ,, dlUonlng exercises.II on Uio woy _______________________

A iOHnsthe ao rU . th e ^ ■ ■ H H M H B I ^ tI h e a r t ' — ■d ID-yenr-old

six weeks. ^-------- I / loan servle' Z f i v a a quickly, coni v o r e a uany m eet!0 F rancla \ \M | ,/,/ financial e ie ft by plnno : ^ | W / Tencles. I thrlstm na w ith / I v ^ *orea. •• Îs m aking the h 0 t f \

y commander Reliance C redit Ctt e Is duo In OPPOSrTE TIMES-NEW tu rday , Tokyo ‘ |>I10NE 25S0

ULLIGANT W ATER SERVICEWill Be Closed

24th & 25thi Extend A Very Merry Christm as to T heir F riends and Customers

âtronsle goal for which we striveII fo r your Challenge com- wth and prosperity of our iety of a free country. NoAmerica, That is why we express our thanks and ap« ted to this progress. May izant of the spirit for which

'ward. ..

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crippled chit- C V E l %jervlces will be paU enu need-an d for out- ■ ■ J

physicians, of ' U gn four already. ■ m mlge in original "«1 therapy do-

For Whoteviapy for Magic

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W ool Lined S u rc o o ts ...........................N unn-B ush Shoes, and o th e r fine shoe B an tom oc Q uilted-L ined Jack e tsField is S tream W in te r J a c k e t s ............A ll W ool S port C o o ts .............................H o lm an Leisure Ja c k e ts .................n...S te tso n " 2 5 " O pen Rood H o ts ............J u s t in Jo d p h u rs ond Boots......................ROPER'S G ift C ertifica tes ................ Sl

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F ield a n d S tream C o o ts ........................Fine Ail W ool S port C o a ts ....................R ock-K nit T o p c o a ts '.............................53Fine A ll W ool

N o tiono ly A dvertised S u i t s ...........$-C om fy Down Filled J o c k e ts ............. $3S u cde-M ostcr L ea th er Sport Coots . . -K ingsrid so A ll W ool Suits .'.................W o rsted -T ex All W ool Suits

\ o n d T opcoats ................................$65.'Society B rand F ine S u i t s .............—...-ROPER'S G ift C e r t i f ic a te s ............. $25

O r A s M uch As You Wi

FREE Gift FFOR ALL GIFT!

Buy His...'Christmas Pn

. W h e r e H e ’d B u y I t BFopei" If I t . From Roper'* — IK ^

b u r l e y RUPtRT

BUHU TWIM'*

THUH3DAT, BJcg

K T h5 p Treal wltfagic Cure”

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cine mtki lo d t«nilos A nU bu

D la th ita -i lu c h u » « H n e c e w j

^ K ucK to f tl ' u s m re tk so (V. hovever. drinking

aauldered “tn - ln« lhe . n« lin ln» iy to be 'H ja rci

( S tS ® ot c u rren t under * i f f f t n ^ e n t t fo r kl* to ld only

3 ^ B ^ , 2 r V ium uPffiiih drug, re> direc tor c

u » by H the lb u proved received

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W A verage’’!>««• deflclend

nil^^Kurbra] TTT *- t«e aver« m lns an

I J gtllORf of De«plCeR ^ K m u »nd ooe s»Uon of ^ ig v e d

authorltlc3 |^ J j - ,o jn iu m e d 83W8.1M th e eUeet

190.019.ss0 B«l- AicoholluW ^ W vltcm liuW ■ , r J i ^ o f eominerclKl the trea t

■ »“*• lng the d ^ K L (.m ids wine). tem ever

Increue over 1041 CortlcaV a s t for beer. 85 per -------------K ^ i n d 26 per ccn t ta t _ _

■= .£SSrup Har^Serie*h® T a; .iS u drink only hixlf * 3

they did 100 Byuse three tlmea w rxtc

^ ^ 11 time* Mever seen

— A nso'j a t effective way* to colon? i^ 1 5 from alcohol, ô^gn jnBt, u iubu ie , paUenta ^ ,Qtlr 1 mlatV'ere

the bcM t is no

15| tindicates S V .irth on C o a s t - ‘„s

'"Jll gf£,d“ S “tomt_ 4 1 ^ c o u t U indicated ®, fj

<■ .u ijA m e rica n O aa a* . i„ iT ~ * ' i t indiatrlal user# of u j . - re n _ 4 1 11J per cen t In

ttt tta ti Sept. 30 aa com- y ,jn_ i , — Jl ,jw f««U er. - I g ^ a f — $1 Ibe Ursest year-to -year Mexico ___« stoi lor any ase»-oC

OtolU castomer* o t three u m . *5?. [ to, per eent or tho

K the Pacific coaat,S p" . 5

1 |«ln o t fl.9 per ccn t ,,• .B lM io m e rj and 4.1 in thi■ n u l number o f cu». 2®'“ “ .^”^

® l W « t sa in In Indus- P»W cIan u tural gas was re* To add

-— mounUln sUU*— th a t lov Idaho. M ontana, ou t In bc

(^ ■ U o le o , U tah and W y- such ug----- foul* or10 l o ^ ----------------- come bet

window,~ " ~ ^ ^ B ( 3 a 6 r S th a n the' Dec. ao—M r. and " Rlpodr<

'^ ^ ■ N ff la n , Twin Palls, o f the ' a t the sacra* tracks, b

’" '“" ^ ^ H s u n d a y evenlns a t setting . 1 F a t Olsen gave Cfie dlsU

Slven be seen, lo - th e fli

— l asers hi > i f ^ H t r l c e s was conductcd na tu ra l

• " T T ^ M to and Elmer Rees, th e ir eye — ;-)I^^W ttlo s and Mrs.' Earl th e payi

' j^ ^^ p ch irg e of the music, rapturou.payoff, '

_ _ J Z ^ ^ n a ot Uruguay there th e guys VI, , H ^ B i t r e e cattle and nine bet on U

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' S m e r r y

f ^ h r i s t m a

: J

jlllliI from your loca

* ^ agic vall I florist

» t a l . n t n l to r 11,

■ •3 ™- r s r

I i ■ ■ • • boxF * beauUful bloom

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^-dsCCUBER 20, U91i

sat Alcoholism, b i” Is Known toer up to th e pa tien t as long a s sone andakes antabuse dally. T he m edl- a re am6ngmakes th a declalon for h im . highly ujet

nUbuse. alone, la no "cure.'* ‘H te trem ens aiia lUta say addlUonal treaU nent, th a t oftenI as psychologleal guidance. 1a Intoxlcaiioi)ssary. O therwise anU buse lleve the>-« re tu rn to th e ir uncontrolled fo r rehabil.king hab its once they stop U k - hollc.lhe drug. Aversion;

tia reaction to th la drug can b e of the Unhevere th a t I t m ust be used on ly ported «ei:er a physician’s dlrecUon and ts tien ts rcmi

only on prescrlpUon. five year*Itam lna : Dr. Roger J . W illiams, aversion,etor of th s blochemleal InsUtuto treatmenLthe U nlveralty of T«sas, who W ith ihlived a g ran t from U>e research U given em^cU. believea alcohoycs have In - th a t causei1 deficiencies In body chem istrr- so th a t uth inks th e appetite for alcohol w hen the |be pennanenU y slaked when th e Repeatingclencles a re m ade up by v i u - m any, creis and o the r necessarr p u tr l- pa ttern In

sick a t thiesplte some dramaUc resulU a fte r the ieved by W illiams, moat m edical Like a n ulorlUes believe vitamins- tr e a t m cnt Is coieffect, r a th e r th a n the cause of less combiiholism. Masalve InJeeUons o f T h e effectmlns a re a n esUbllshed, p a r t o t U ent Clndgtrea tm en t fo r partially repa ir- w lU iiut ge the dam age to th e nervous sys-every aJoahollc suffers. ' (Tomorrc

srUcal horm ones; Acth, corU- trea ting al

[ank Says Nag Payiii Is His “Most Beau!By IlEN RY MeLEMORE so lden as*

EX ICO c m r . Mexico—WhaC Is .m ost beautiful sight you have tu rn e r of i

•seen? i i i t m S n 'm ounta in a b la « w ith fa ll , „ . v .

n ? A le tu r from home w im Jh In It? S u rf pounding agalnat

had u n til you. n* ir o f S S S n w u i H ^ preda tion

tS t h e J ^ K g e

5 ”lw a t H lpodromo de las Americas, p W . , , . c .

myself. Iwas a 3-year*old horse nam ed elRht-rnce

U Cuando. My artistic soul a l- êvv udbiut burst Ita bu ttons as I trazed on pockcLs—sisU ndlng th e re In the w inner's jo r no t ha

le. He stood against a back- carried a <md th a t was overwhelmingly As If Jitlfu l—a brilllanU y llsh ted to te enough, Cird th a t Informed me th a t H a s u m e in th e indo "had pold m e 20 pesos, fo r th e dallyy peso I h a d wagered on h is in a photoIclan nose. horse from0 add to th e beauty of the scene no kind fi : lovely word "O ffld a r’ stood su re thlngi In bold le tte rs, proclaiming th a t r e tu rn to1 ugly th ings as complaints, horses I a s o r disqualifications could 'n o t bell w llh ,e between m e and the cashier's han g arou dow, an opening fa r more lovely ho te l "Oo : n th e Blue O ro tto ever waa. I .have Ipodromo de las Americas U one ?<>« " ’J' tU' the world’s moat superb raceks, bo th In oppolntm ents and (Di.iribuw Ing. M o unu ins ring It. and tn distance snow-copped peaks can | { ^ q seen. Sw ans play u g on a lake XMXfc he flow er.fllled Infield. B u t only P O R T U rs have Ume to look a t auch land Nav. ural beauty. T he winners feast carries malr eyes on th e tole board whero Id ah o and

payoff figures are, and gato passengerturously on the dally double T he conoft, whleh Is more beautiful to p lans fo r iguys who were lucky enough to up th e Bnton the rlfiht nags than anything fee t long,led ou t by the Creeks In th e horaepowei

say J s iS k

\as'* ' j j ^

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/or the ho liday .evergreens • I x y polnsetUaa■Uday <Tiome. \ / r , ^ r > U t th a t I j box of

blooming p lan t. ^

AHO[ATION 1 ^ 1 ^

^

Bl.n, but No Teleg to Scientists as

sne and sdrenal cortical exU act S A a iK / « am6ng the newer drugs found h M ^ T o f ■Ighly ujeful m preventing deUrlum w a i te r F t remens and oUier violent phases b a t often follow prolonged acuU a ^roun ^toxicatlon. Most researchers be- »« leve they arc no t proved effecUve B^r^rchabiiiuung U»e Chronic aloo- h o ^ e

Aversion: Dr. W alter L. VoegtUn f Uie U nlvenlty of W aahlngton re- orted well over half of 8.000 pa- ents remained "dry” for a t l e u t iIve years a fte r undergoing the „ '•*’5 % version, c r condlUoned reflex, reatmenu mU slniW im this ueaU nent, Uie paUent

1 given emetine or some oUier drag 'J ’* ha t causes vomlUng. T h is b tim ed ^0 th a t Uie vomlUng occurs Just * “Jhen Uie paUent is given a drink. V * ' tepeatlng the procedure wlU. In “V- « « f lany, create an automaUc hab it ?*5 a ttem In w h ich 'U ie person gets Wen Ick a t the amell of a drink even ”fte r the U eatm ent atops. WLike antabuje, however, the trea t- DIETTRI

len t ts considered of IltUe use u n - ers Union jss combined w ith oUier therapy, lng and ■he effect is broken once the p a - evening a lent finds he .can U ke a drink — ■ 'lUi6ut getting sick. H H H

(Tomorrow: P3yehlaU7'a role In T B reatlng alcoholics.) «

’aying 20 to 1 j leautiful” Sight J,olden a a t of P trlc its . 9

A t the risk o l being Ugged as a J Mum er of phrases, I m ust say th a t « ■L's a small world a fte r a ll. The Mirst mon I saw when I got to the «rack wns Jo Grossman, a newspaper ^riend ot many years. Jo Is now as- IsU n t lo the president of the track n d works out o t an office th a t Is nly two or three stones less Im- oslng than the T aj M ahal.Knowing th a t I was a country boy

Tom Otorgla, w llh a gourmet’s ap- )redatlon of auch vlttles aa hog owl, hopping John, black-eyed peas.Jld mountain dew a t room tem per- iture, Jo gave me a luncheon he mew I would love.

Caviar from the Caspian sea. P h r U Imoked ham from Cscchoslovakla, lysters flown In from Ouoymas, wild th e ti •nd dome.illc turkey, tru ffles and TV,nM la ie de foie graa frbm Strasbourg. d id n 't like such rich fare, b u t ou t in f f a

it p u te paUlencM I m ade a hog. of . nyself. I ate through the enUre Ight-race program, and carried a with CW U dblti back to my hotel In my -lOckcLs—still a b it m ad a t myself t n e ^ or no t havlog wom a topcoat and on-led a dufde bag.

As If Jo’s hosp iu llty were no t nough, Cady Luck kept an eye on ne In th e afternoon. I won six races, he dally double, and the qulnella n A photo finish. I didn’t know one lorse from another a n d th e te w ete j10 kind friends around to give m e ^ u re things. I stabbed blind. W hen I , ® e lu m to the States and play the ^ J j lorses I am going to wear a diving y O f lell w llh blacked out windows and J U iL lang around my neck one of those .H # W lotel ”Oo Not D isturb" signs. O f f f

I .have dUcovered, It you’ll par- l y G lon m y turning another phrase, th a t S S K gnorance Is bliss. W B ?IDI.trlbuUJ i j M<N»uiht ■ynJIt.U. lne.)

Boat Launched ^PORTLAND, Dec. 30 W V-The In - •

and NavlgaUen company, which narrle s mall up Snake river between daho and Oregon, launched a 80- tassenger river boat here. I

T he company has n o t announced ilans fo r sta rting passenger service ip th e Snake, however. T lie boat, 62 eet long, is powered by two les-

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Xelegram Report Dati Of Death Arrives M As Family Hopes to™

8AOINAW, Mlch., Dec. SO 1^%-ln man PT hopes o f good news M r. and Mrs. lu re the W alter Tox aat by th e radio Tues. ond Moj day n igh t. dates a

A group o f friends was a t hand, she sale So was one o t Mra. Tox ' tw o sol. The 1 dler sons, Pfc. R obert C. K lnch, 19, the dir home on furlough f r o n Korea. sang Cl

T he radio was reporUng nam es of meeting the com m unist prisonera of war. slon waj

T he group waa sU ent T hey wall- Ing of ed In the hope th a t Robert’s reprw ei b rother. Pvt. Ronald. 30. p ligh t ba Mrs. L nam ed. ln<July, IBM, h e was repori- Olorla : ed m Uslng in acUon.

R onald and R obert were bcn i to — Mra. Pox by a previous marriage. I S

Aa th # group Watened, there cam# a knock a l th e door.

I t waa a W estcm Union m eisen- g y . H e hsd a U legram from Uie w ar deparUnent. I t said th a t Ronald had been killed In acUon. parenla

------- EachUNION TO MEET “ y*

D IEm U C H . Dec. 2 0 -T h e P^rm - i?**' * era U nion will hold a regular meet- lng and C hristm as party Monday evening a t Uie O range hall. READ ’

Chrlatm as with lt5 festive spirit tho time to enjoy friends nnd fami There is nothing quite bo heartwar: ing and joyful a s a good old fashU ed Christmas dinner—^plan yours n' w ith all the fixin’s from tho store the Christmas spirit. —

RCD & W HITE ^

g FRUIT I COCKTAIL

25c .

d j f l r re d & WHITE

S f Pure Vegetable

ft Shortenmg? , ! ; \ 9 3 c ,

RED ft WHITE

B f d r i p or REGULAR GRIND

I COFFEE

T IM E S -N E W S, TW IN Fj

Dates Changed a t Fooi Meeting of PTA Hi

HAOERMAN. Dec. 2(V-Mr». John LOjjrTo*-nsend. presidents o t th e Hag^^r- chuich lman PTA. ann o u n ce th a l In th% fu . tijicedlure the PTA will m eet on th e sec- bacon tond Monday of each m onth. P resent pecple tdates confllet w ith o lher aeUvlUes, bae

C heSThe high school glee d u b , under nhooolr

Uie direction of Rosalind Rocky, u e r a lsang C hristm as carols a t th e PTA •n ..meeUng Tliursday, A panel discus- y , . uacislon w aj held on the sp iritua l m ean- o„nceilng of ChrisUnaa. Churchea were n , ,reprw ented by BUhop D. H . Oold, to sU oMrs. L aura McAnulty and Mrs. —,OlorU Z.or,l„.. ,

----------------------- , Wl oulTripletsi Twins S'®

COEUR D’ALENE, Dec. 20 ( .« - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M cEachran, •»<l o® who are parenU of Kootenai coun- ■ ty’s only trlplels—all alrU—becnme r ” ""” parenla of twin boys W edneaday.

Each of the twins w eighed about T h t five and a h a lt pounds. T h a tr ip . £lets, were 2 years of age last M arch 10. |

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NONESUCHMINCEMEA-

VALLEY— Col'Me ^ MARGARINi

I n Q W X All kind, of Chtlilmo ^ lowest p r t c a t In Mog

<olect!on before you

' C RED ^ W niT E

GRAPEFRUISecUons ' No. 2 T ins..................... i

RED * WUITB

Wi OLIVESMedium Ripe • No. 1 Tall T in .............. «

RKD & WHITE

m CATSUPG R IN D 14 O l. '

_ _ B ottle ..............— ....... - i

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M PINEAPPLCrushed o r SUced •

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FA NCY PE>No. 303 1T ins................................ : 1

p M E R R \From The

. InYc • Hazelton ^ Tn

Oakley • Dieti Wendell • Mu

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HN FALLS. ID A H O

Food Prices Are ^ L Hiked for British T' ' LONDON. Dec. 30 UV-W lnsUin ^■ Chutth lll’s conservative government ■* hiked the price of cheese and ■■ bacon today and told tha BritU h ■ t people they’d hava to c« t along w ith ■ '• less bacon and candy.

Cheese and bacon w ent u p a r chopping 12 cents a pound. Both

are raUoned.' The food ministry aUo slashed ' the bacon raUon f i tm four to th raa i '* ounces per person » week a ad cu t ,* th s candy raUon by h a lf a n ounce I. to six ounces a week.' ' The govem m ent blamed rising

eosta for the prica ioereasaa a ad an outbreak of foot a ad -nw uU i dU eue, whleh affecta livastoclc. for th e drop to bacca tuppU tt, T ha

. disease Is raging bo th In Brita in and on tho conUnent.

“ T/te Ideal a i / t / ^t These Fine', ffome-Madt■ CHOCOLATES‘ BUY NOW .

FREDERICKSON'S ___ U 9 M ala Ave. East - Pbsna SM ■ ■ ■

I H k f l w

r a y — NO. 303 TINS

VNBERRYSi M RAISINS-. STERS sro'Az :: VIPKINMEAT, 9 oz. pkg. 23cE Y -ôIered , Cubed A

iL R iN E ,ib .... 39cChrlitmai CANDIES and NUTS e t th* . k In Mog!t VoUey. Be lure tp • • • eur fore you buy. '

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VES t 1 ^.....: , 31c IW HITE S'C I I D mX Christmas Stoc)

23c I P ”m 8-Lb. B a t—Fancy

w H iT K S Ju ice Crane^ W >''®rida Seedleaa

----- 31c g G rap efru it .W HITE § Thick Mealed '

f PEAS p B anana Sqi___ :19c

RY CHRISTIrhe Red & White 1 Your Communit• Tuttle • Filer • Dietrich • JeronijEM u r t a u g h * B u r l

B u h l • T w i n f a l h

1 The Following ‘

LUMBER \WILL BE Cl

I All Day MON.le

A nderson LumI h H arry Barry Lur • B o ise -P ay e tte Lu

H om e Lum ber & K eel-W ilkison - Stro

O s tran d er Lum Twin Falls Lum

SAUCE 2S pno-fllm Bog..... - ........... .Z:._______

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olloy . ^ V4 Tin,.................................................J l

— .............................. ................. I '0 ^ WONDERFOOD — 1 2 O i . (

3 C MARSHMALLqV

A PILLSBURY9 C PIE CRUST MIX,

ot tho , All PlovonJE L L O ____ 3pk

maa Stocking—Larga L b .. CrUp T ender 9U

O ran g es 11c CEUERYmey S n o -B ey8 ,F nn« f '

>ranges . ,49c AVOCAIDeUdous, B o a o ,

ru it .3 fo r 29c Sno-B oy .Lb. S bo -A a. Fancy

I S q u a s h . . 8c Sw eet Po» a s & s » s > s & i » i a ^ a s i a s t s

>TMASlite Stores jnitysr • Eden • Paul ome • Declo \ Surley * Hansen 'alk • Richfield

ollowing Twin Fall

flBER YARDSLL BE CLOSED ay MON. DEC. 24iderson Lum ber Co: ry Barry Lumber Co. s-P ay e tte Lum ber C o. e Lum ber & Coal Co. /ilk iso n -S tro n k Lbr. Co. t ra n d e r Lum ber Co. in Falls Lumber Co.

Prices Effective Dee. 21, 22, 2 3 ,2

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^ 2 . 3 1 «' ................. i,. ............ ..

•ERFOOD — 12 Ox. C«Ho Bag ■ m^SHMALLpWS a . 1 5 iURY H ACRUST MlX^pkg. 1 9

LO . . . a 3pkgs.for 25t e t @ e s H s i i p « c i « e c t e e t e c w

Lb. Crisp T ender Stalks '

Tc CEUERY ....... I b : n cSno-Beya. F n n o f Vltamlna

^ AVOCADOS, eo . 19c~ DeUeloss. B o t to , W neaapa Lb.

9c Sno-Boy A pples .17cLb. S bo -A a. Fancy Q sallty U ,

8c Sw eet Po ta toes . .17c

ri • Paul ^ I I j y

Hansenlichfield

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H Anntial PoUi u Drive B e ^ I InU.S.Ja]

B BOOT. r* e . 3 0 - 1 't e ^ y m c ta m U A XlnwjcW burdei ). tn f from n u lo r polio epW «

: jd*bo ftoc« 1M7 p lu i cllinW cUtDt» th li yemr. N l"ound*Uon for InfanU to Pi

j; wIU U uneh Uje MweU o t J l J ta . 7. lDMtet4 0 / on th* trtC.ji'lSl <UU, J a n - 15. It WM annoum

U N d iy b r n . 8 . O ventiM t.UArch o t Dime* e h a ln n a a Ie

r S v i County c a m p * l f n <11 I lf ll th rau ihou t tho (U t« h a n

I jllj] urged to eompleto th e ir p> r n i tioiit tor a double>ettort> i I n l Ions March o t Dime* prior H i ChrUtniM hoUdayfc i l l 'F ive yeart o t Mvere and

DoUo outbreaki have left ^ p t « i « and tb a N ational d a tlm w ith th e g reaw rt tjj Iwrden « ha* ever ttr tf lt ita ted , addin*. "Natl we are taced w ith a. debt In

• o f M W I.000 owed by county t« n to r oiMllcal care re«pcn<n

-D u r tn r th e U s t tlve y e j« J500 vlctlna. havo been itr ic Idaha . Tho problem U brougl .h a rp e r tocua w hen we.realL In c lc ^ e e U tw ice th a t report th e entire qu a rte r of a centur

-W e do no t ye t know the tu: o f the poUo outbreeki which down m«n. women, and chlW U SI. Idaho '! fif th w o n t poll to hUtory. bu l we do know tJ a re caring to r a t least BOO cl and adulta itrlcken In Idaho p rior year*. CoeU to r m edio io t iome Individual* c**M f l « a «« hleh a* 135,000— Which few It any Idahoan* bear." Over#tre«t emphoslzed.

“Another ta c t we m ust t ( h a t a ll the old values o t po ddence have been wiped oi th a t a DBW concept o f normal

' beea ettab lishrd by ha rsh i : i I , ence. We cannot merely ho

' I — poUo ,to recede w hen all our 1

H n e a te r each year, polio cor' f - I to wipe ou t any hope o t a fa) 'L t iMlaace. This year, i f the Mj

lUil ll Dime* Is to keep pace « ltlft) :| m arch o t poUo. we m ust haviIM^l' ■* m aay volunteers, our car! ' ' M period m ust be twice as, lor

!),; !> '. ou r work m ust be twice a* h' f . 1* th* only way we c a a w in."

ilil Wife Not Reall; H Surprised Wh< N Husband on 1l k i : ; BPOKANE, x>eo. ao w - t t' j I I I f r e a t com fort b u t oo rea l r

fo r the E njU sh w ar bride ol; -ll H ugh P. Pa rter . Spokane, t

I ' b e r husband's nam e pn th e l, ■ prisoner of w 4r lis t. .f I, ; H e^ h*d m any narrow e[• 1 ‘i b * (^ n ln g baek In W orld iI I k M » h e n . as a gUder pUot, CaptalH ll l l i ^ dropped accidentally| i n th e O erm u i Unes In *oKUlii Trance.H R l l T h a t tim e h e and hi* budci n ta m e d to triend ly te rr lto nIHW O erm an truck, they had “coI ll^l deered" behind th e O erm anMl^kl Later. In 1945, h e w»Ike<I IIm ' th e crash of a ligh t t l!i l r ] p lu ie a t Pope field, N. O.. am fJUIjlJ m onths a tte r th a t climbed ui f f l f ? ! ' •<* » tU der th s t b u rI I i f ; U axton, N. O.Illlif ''i ^ Captain P a rI iU i: caped from th e c ra sh o t a IUBkllti MaoDlU a ir force b u e In :| | I 9 | I | F la. T h a t plane also burned.|H I |1 B2s wife. Sc reen , told o f a]n i n narrow escapes to explain iI f l i I ju s t know he’s a ll rlght~;Ifjil I She d ld n t stop uTitlna 1'*!' I a fte r being-informed la st J ut

I b e was missing a fte r h is piaiI .been sho t down n e a r Binanju' She /u s t changed .the addi

ttM Chinese peoê** eomn>lt

I world peace in Peiping. Chli ■ iddress for prisoners of w ar.

11 Parachutes Fail Two Airmen

EL PASO, Tex.. Dec. 20 U m en died yesterday wher leaped from a bum lng B-i

I the ir parachutes tailed to op fl ( Biggs air force base repot

engine on the g ian t bomber ; |; . y fire shorUy a fle r th e ahlp t<

o n ^ a routine mission. T h r t y I) I Jumped s t a low alUtude. O n n u I ed unharmed. T he othera < ” 1 III to the ir deaths In the desert ij .; : '* n Paso.t > The pilot managed to p u t im Ilam es and returned safely tc

I I N o C o n f e r e mn WASHINOTON. Dee. SO'H I] P resident T rum an win no t[Ujr news conference today.^ T he %Vhlte House annoum: 1 days ago th n t pressure of V: ''j; 1 • prompted Mr. Trum an to cnn

week’s meeting w ith reporter

|| . T i( re $ fo t i• [: • BICYCLES • TRIKE

’ ll ' • WAFFLE IRONS .1 .1 ; •A P P L IA N C E '

{i. , Be Sure to VUitt [ U Completing To‘l g CONVENIEtj i l l Buy Ni

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>Uo igins fan. 2d Iiv a n un- nirden arls* spidemlc* la■iimhiny in>M N a ^ o ^

1 Dimes » trad itional nouneed to> ree t. Idaho ^ Ior IBU.I d lrec ton have been

llr p repara* r ..- nrt, m on th - L ^ ' prior to the

and tragle ) ® U , i , le tt Idaho

f t u n - BaH ey E arr* U Sabrsi* t tln a n d a l * , • . * «

Autoof Futu]junty c h ap - ^

Efficient aistricken* In

jrought in to ®y H A B IE T J. EAELrealise thi* Vice Preetdent, G enerat Itfotc

reported for (WrlWen for NEA Berrlce) entury p rior DErTROIT (NEA) — I have

^ ^ to ld th a t Le 8*bre probably Ii he fuU prlM best know n automobile In th e Di ihlch struck s u u s today. Certainly th e p children in rejponae is beyond anythinffV s

I polio ypar u d p s te d , bo th in the United Si iW a n d Europe.

At It* Pari* and Antwerp slJ S d l c i S ^ *"«»• I -o S £ » * S » t mobile dUplayIVe*seen. and fosloan* could 33 years I've mnde It my t

ness to a ttend Europei»n shows,ust face 1* I t never has been our Interot polio In - to Imply th a t Le Sabre as .suesd o u t M d - th e c a r of the future." I t Is aormalcy ha* oratory on wheels, and as sucl^ experi’ value is n o f In the c a r Itselfly hoM f w In ^ ^ a t we wlU learn from it. w knowl-

J ta e a irrowa ofo ^ n S S S tica l f t r general use. bu t we Ja fm V S ah ^ th a t • even thero we eould 1

le M arch o t th ings th a t would help us build) w ith th e te r cara In the future.; have tw ice We know from experiencer cam paign no m a tte r how fan tastic anJj long and m »y appear to be. I t may veryt* h a rd . I t Inspire an Im portan t improvei

wm.” l a fu ture automoUve design. I— ----------- rem e m b e r,- /« rrte* t* n « ^ w h erq I I v 6abre '* predecessor was exhlt

In 193S, (julte a tew people Insl th a t th e electrically actuated

f l i l C l l vertlble top and door windows «T i A i . be loo expensive, re<iulre too t

I I I I j I S I m achinery to be pracUcal fo r i

e a i ^ r K l s e have only to check thede of Cant. ^ U>® «tree t to see how wrong ne to f ind Sim ilar doubt* were nt o e K o w n ■‘» u t push-bu tton ■ door 1st u ie « .orcan extensions over Uie tow escattes ^ recessed inf id ^ n fonder*. Thoee "sU rU ing" Inn laptaln P a r- tions of 1058 design are a eon t^ ly behinjl today's automobia eouthem Our reasoning to r building

1938 carload new Le Sabre was■ b«ddle* re - simple. Th>v«UwnohUe more rlto ry in a any th ing else reflec(* th e con i “common- porary feeling o t American pei m a n lines. I t Illustrates our urge to keep i ralked away inj: ahead, to have nex t year's n gh t train ing th is yenr. The use of our ex

a n d a few m ental Le Sabre is one of the ied u n h a n n - we keep ahead o t th e publlo

burned a t m and.T h inU ng ahead. plotUng fi

I P a rle r es- designs on. th e drawing board li t a B>39 a t enough. Some Ideas th a t ar In Tam pa. pracUcable on paper a re n o t ]

m ed . ticable in metal. Some Idenso f a ll these seem d e s ln b le bu t Impractlc* a ia why "1 paper can be worked o u t in "i actual building,lng to him W e know, to r example, tha t It Ju n e th a t cause of th e expense nnd scai s P lane h a d m agnesium and aluminum are nanju. pracUcal to the extent we have

addres* to th em in Le Sabre. B ut os the mmlttee fo r eult o t our experiment we ma

C hina, th e able to make Increasing use o t l w ar. a s they bccome available.----- Similarly, i t would be Just as?«v{1 to say w hat In Le Sabre will *411, eventually be adaptable to i

en Die ---------------:20 Mv-Two SEE OUR AD PAÊ

3 n - " CLOSE-OUTreported an a> ■ m gnb e r caught I E

took o tt 9 # V L ET hree m en •

NEW CENTRA! MARKET

p u t ou t th e C e n t r Sheehene Znd Are. ely to Biggs.

20% OFF. w - ENTIRE CROC. STOCn o t hold a EvetyUilng M ust Ool

nouneed two THURS., FRI., SAT.of bu.ilness

o cnncei tills wrtcrs.

5-A-L-O-R-EAT YOUR

Mle STORERIKES • TRAINS • RADIOS • CLOCK DNS • FOOD MIXERS • TOASTERS K • ELECTRIC SHAVERS • ETC.

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A Sabrei *Ne m a ile r how fanU tU e, t l may « « « « «

future Will Be More snt and Easier to Dri. EABL e a rs a s for u* to predict whale rat Afolora A few o f th e thing* you seei Berrlce) S ab re , and certainly adaptaUi_ I hnve been m an y . wlU be In G eneral »robably U to e « P « '9 In th e United T h ere Is every reason to Illy th e public th a t we wlU le am m uch frory th in g V e a n - experience w ith our experlrUnited States Bulck-deslgned V-B engine wl

1 0 - to - l compression raUo plus i.ntwerp show- charger,:ted more In- O ne o t the challenges to auinn any 'S uto- ttv e designers is to build a 1n . and tor the c a r th a t m ain ta ins Ite safetyle I t my busl- by being lower (o th e , groun:i)n shows. S a b re weighs In th e nelghlMour IntcnUon pounds and is SOU I)re as such is * t the cowl, 50 inches hlgl'" I t Is a lab- th e convertible top raUed, ani'd as such Its a ground clearance of six 1cor Itself bu t I n Le Snbre we have gone ti. from It. t h a n ever to design a lineire we built I t m a tches a ir flow and we haId be Imprac- unusually low profUe, and y<but we knew provide 45^ inches o t leg rooicould leam 35% inches o f head room.

) us build bet- People ask. "Isn’t your exi a te d design Just tor effect?'

nerlenee th a t “ « w e r U definitely no. 'lyji« u e i n th e tw in lins on Le. Sabre serm .c v»rv ««il funeU onal purpose of carryln

i^^P ^M m enl

3 , ^ m u ^ r u h , l y _ l « , _ ^

x “ p l e 'h S i t ^ T T jecar of th e fu ture will b< efficient, easier to handle,

»tnr!nmi wnitM com fortsblo and easier to mal S r t t ^ S T ho .reason .tQr saying U iat li Ueal fo r stock .c* ted h j Jlist a tew Items ■ueai lo r scocx n>ch as a UghUng «^ ». .V- th a t gives maxim um vlslblllt

outlines tb e car to drive >w wrong they proaehing and- following.

I n addition to a warm al culaU ng sysUm, the rm osu

/er th e door* controlled electric se a t wa aim ltar Jn principal to the e

Ulng w nova- <^,iy tiylng suit, Leare a conven- electrically motivated hyt I automobUe. a ttached to the frame.

building th e can be controlled by a bu tt Sabre was very th e Instrum ent panel; The d Ue more t h a s ■ - ■.I th e contem - , . __lerican people;I to keep mov-x t year's model iDf our experi-ne of the way* f / WJl* publlo d e - iT i/A — « .

.lotUng fu ture 4 /lg board Is n o t ^ — ' § / § /

^ r r h p ^cse ideas th a t ^ / / i t w i

d o u t la th e .g

; . U F nlut 0* tho re - ■ ■ U B J

be Just 05 rsah 3abre will n o t able to stock

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0 D r i v ewedict w hat wUL C* you see In L« t s H t . ’ . , . : ly adapUUons of O en e m l' Motors

uylng experience. reason to believe m uch (rom th la r .

iur experim ental tf v1 engine w ith It*I raUo plus super-

tnges to autom o-0 a ligh ter

Ite safety factor th e , ground. L«

he nelghtMthoodId Is SOU Inches J D ' ' ' ' Inches high w ith

■ raised, and sUllmee or six Inches. c M 't Earl: S tyilng chlilave gone tu r th e r a look a t the future.Ign a line U iat — -----------------------------------

l?e* *nd*yet’« n ***t Is adjustable by.eleetrl! or Ik r « m M d tro l. A converUble top mla1 room. maUenlly a t Uie f irs t drop ’t your exagger- How many of these Items ror effect?" TTio *ee In ‘he car of th e futi ly no. Typically, soon, no one con sny. But s. Sabre serve th e yeora you will see cars wlio f carrying a ir - a fam ily resemblance to Le

I rubberised fuel , — ------------------------T he President o t Uie U nit

Inly can be p re- Is usually addressed a s "it]den t."" ----------------------—

iture will be m ore — ------------------------------------0 handle, more

S £ . r r , “ ? ; C h o i c o - F r c h D r c .row Items In Le B r o a d B r e a s tc i

UghUng system " P I I D I ^ E VI U K Ix. 1 1a r to driver* a p - . _jwlng. Whole er P ,a warm a ir c lr- Half, Pound...............O

therm ostatica lly Come In nnd select yout; sc a t w arm ers, our large assortm ent. W.II to the eJecM - ‘HI Christmas.1 suit. Irf Sabre SCOTT'S FROZEN } i K L * * / MARKET & LOCK‘S . T u t ^ '5 1 ; - n .neli The driver’s ________ , ______ 1 ___ ^

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Charge on I B W H Rejected 1m N t B m WASHINOTON. D ec » a u u deparunent dismissed

poeterous" charges by senat ttgaU r* U ist passpori* wet to known communlsU and traveler* to visit Russia ar lio a curU ln countries os

. t peose-paid tour.' Tbe senate Internal secur.

m ittee made th e charge Inon lU InvesUgaUon and sect

* tr ip m ade ia st Ap American union memberswhom I t described as having Ious com m unist records.

WIUKSses.told the commit lng th e hearings th a t a iUbsUnUal p a rt o t their < to Pori* were pojd by U. groups, while labor unlow

' '-------- ■ red noUons visited paid theprorenraL** expense* behind the iron ci

A * T he coounlttee. beaded" ___ P a t M cCarran. D , Nev.,

Ule sU t« departm ent o f letl enemy'* clvUUn agents t wlU between he re and Mot said thU "tacU lU tas ths form’s courier system."

cblidepartm ent'* passport divlsl«<t th e charge* 'p repM tere

1 said there was noUilng inport appUcaUons to Indiath e union members “werenlsU o r U iat they were goUiSoviet union."

Mrs. Shipley also rejeccommittee's suggestion tha tpartm en t se t up some syspot checking passport appi

"Even th e m ost simplecheckup would deU y thepassports fo r two week*

K m o n t h s . ’* she said "and wquire considerable addlUot

■- sonnel, to r w hich no apprc. has been made."

I-------M cCarran sa id in a supiriin r Fhi*r t& kn ^ sU tc m en t th o t th e cc Jlng chlet Uke*

Jey o r th e workers In her bu t a t "lop f ligh t offlclnls

by eleetrlcal con- departm ent who allocate fi top mlscs nuto- determine policies.

Irst drop of rain . I n an e tto r t to p revent si cse Items vou wlll -

th e future, howsoy. B ut over th e _____ -----------------

c ars which benr 'ice to Le Snbre.

th e United s u te s ed a s "Mr. Presl-

;s h D re s s e d ^ J r I

civs A a l:Iect yours (rom V Mnent. Wlll keep W

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i See the world’s largest sh irt— size 4354 on dis*

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on Passports to Re< ted by State Departi

'd ^ l J d ^ e 'n d ^ d “S i t f *^ b f S ^ U 1 ^ 1. -niB IU U d f f ^ e, p S u were Usued 'I U sysUm of cheeWng apj 5 S u and fellow- to r passporU asa ln s t av*R uiiln and o the r curity Inform suon so u

e T U ex- elude Uie Issuance of pa, communists."

m a l security com - 3. Passport appllcaUoncharge in a repo rt quite Uie oppl c an t to swin end secret hear- no t a

[ " r - ' " 'f s r r o n s i r , s ' . s „ ' . ' r £of Uielr expenses prosecuted perjury 1Jd by U. S. labor to say th e y Intended loMr unions In Uie Soviet union,d paid the ir travel - — — ------ 1

C o m i c B o o k F

P i n c h o f D eagents move a t WASHINOTON, Dec. 3i

) and Moscow." I t IxMks felt the p inU tes ths comln- defense e tfo rt today.

. . . . *1. The govem m ent annouhlpley. chief o t th e ou t an arrangeriport division, call- publishers ot comic mo( •p re p o s te r^ a n o reduce tho num ber of a

, to IndlcaU th a t n g ^ p r in t .ers “were commu- naUonal producUon• were going to th* pi^n ^ to obU ln

th - agreem ent to cu t by 10 pe•H® ^ num ber o t mogazlne* \sstlon th a t.th e de- o rd inarily relum ed uns' V newsstands. This type otr , £ . ™ “ m ” ii i u j t t . t o . ot

DR.GEO. p ! s CH(m ed a t Mrs. Sh ip - OPIOMETBIBTxs In her division, r tju e j Analysis ConUci

p revent sueh tripe i n . ............

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^ to give -"Ifor cy

Famous Pen< All wool sl

Just the item for t , n fine, 100/t. '

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Her*'* tfie beauliful knitting . . . t f i e handsom e eonitrucllon of the

moit •*p*nilv» orgyfo. Knitlecf- of l o f t . Jmbod w fton , A U handiom * four colored

orgy l* b a wonderful addition ♦o any'soeic collection.

ur Shopping Convenience , .

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In Next 6 MP O R llA N D , Dec. 30

departm en t revise engineer* sold today the eeklng applications , j t giw.OOOMO w orth oi a ln st available se- i„ the n e x t six m onU u i in so a* to pre- northw est, ce of passport* to i ,

i s 5 . w S . . i s . . r H S ‘sUiere ts expecUd to to ta l

.■ i£ . . % , T r ‘t “ ' 7 5 “ , ' ’be prosecuud to r ^ hand led t

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r t ; ™ s .™ * ” " ■EdM lo JO lo the . u a ,Start o t construcU on c n '

— , _ , dam on th e C olum bia rlvi

lok Feels srah*s:«»S?K if DefenseI, Dec. ao l * - T h e jo r the D exU r re-rtg u li

the pinch o t th e th ree mllea below Lookoiday. The W alla W alla d litrba t announced I t U bids for 87.000,000 In worlarrangem ent w ith peak dam o a th e Bolsi

xnlc mogoxlnes to — -------------- —ber of copies lh a t •

m eans o( saving

roducUon auUiority V ^ ^ E t U i A A l i i to obU ln volunUry; by 10 per cen t the ^ L ntazlnes which are ned tmsold from : type o t reduction tie SUady customer.

e naUonol memori-UYS In N orth Caro* U \ A .lU s th e flights o( IK

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n ttl ll lo ,O O O M O m rth p tc ;„ t,» :”1 the n e x t six m onU u in th e P a - If au .7™ lllc norUiwest. “•■me b ig f u t )ob Is Uie, Chief Jo- But h i h,

eph dam on th e Columbia river * machlni. bove W enatchee. New construcUon heorinf j i , here ts expecUd to to ta l $23,000,000 ceny ehsrn elore th e end of th e fiscal year UeUj {„1 ex t Ju n e . Mn. i u t rT h * t wiu be hand led by th e Se- Bument. tu e d is tric t ottlce . a s will 112.000.*00 In contracU for Albenl PolU t«cUves.>a[ ,nd on the P e n d O rellie river In • M n/W e lorth Idaho. brought UuThe Po rtland d is tric t wlll le l two

ontrac ts for a toU l »/MO,000 tor ^t* r t o t construcU on c n T he Dalle* Wsho. The i, lun on th e C olum bia river between ^ scheduled jregon and W ashington. Also W. It U (« lUnned b 13,000,000 In contracU for *orks.lntske he Lookout P o in t dam on th e up* Hold, intski ter W lllam etU river, a n d UMO,000 wacrete.or the D exU r re-regulaUng dam ____hree mllea below I< «kou t polnL Mexico n

The WaUa W alla d is tric t wlll taka m o re tS n . lids to r n.000,000 In w ork on Lucky IflTmoir^,! >eak dom on Uie B ob* river In

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« S S S f t te U iU Of -how the th wJU fwlp« H e cnickK

. * * ^ S r ^ e < l down- y e w In jn*» “ ’ non *elocUT« An llllnc^ ‘ fftiiflwlni u so rU d yen to r n u :“ l ^ T w o e r U rceny t t by W tlns

I X » * die of th e n^ e.nBon biOl^ •. «tole 4.100 ]**J! , (ioiea yoyo*. » a dental Ui

corer*. OOO In*W lanl® * 2 rr *nd » boney- Broom <Ud<lI ^ t l c l c e u - JuO »»ML ane by ‘o°*' honeymoon

* ^ fo o t »P»n 1” M o- cuJprlt tu nl i ; S n diananUed It m an. He mi ^ l U e y w e" cau g h t tence was e^ to eiiu t month* to a m e c «t w ie W wO'iUd M M T A n e” Loul* had- W.1N 10 of th*m three and o^nd total ot tw lf » ton . a K outton.J S ; ^ a r s S r . N. Y . w ith «t«alljO . Y- e*«o. thleVi

m ooua i^ t. diapers. AnyanUhed from a one -m a n 'a )

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I D i f f i c u l t , P e o pntN W. N lcnO L B whJt« flngeTOH, Dec. ao W — If door, the aJonrTiboiJt-bftrbor-- furniture.—OTO candy canes fo r The BaliU chrUtma*. forget tu rned ou t iapUfited. barber-pole] the miaery of trying -..I imiteur cane-m aker.U talk w ith T ranU lnacre. He Is f irs t lieu- 'Mppy who sp ^ a U z e s WA5HT

ef goo look Uke a John L. 1uber pole and cane. conferencilire n a d e from pu re on " the rI ttd part ou t of col- go w n m e jKen tested Xor purity “Kot Ux!senL noon editi

to th e (Ugar In *nd i t U brought

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J ^ m u } mess to a po in t 'c an pu t th e ir

of th e 'a v c U n t. and colored red.

^ ^ K ^ u e o r d ln g to youngtaffy on w h at ]* T » 9 - a ‘'pulling m a - l l 8

^ ^ ^ ■ i K d to give a texture." Th*

■ ■ i l D e s on for three

of candy Is placed "batch roller.”

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on the candy

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you w an t in the

point U fed Into

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u n d y cane i* pu t I

cellophane. I lor delivery to the

j r ^ m n t u a l l y . of cour»c, • '* 'the term of red and B —

B e ’d lik e le ^ y e them wrai 0 d wailing for

* f w y l o n g d l i t a o n a l

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if With Most Anj 1 Looney Larcenr . C ola, drug ito r* . T h e hear** • ------------------« len tn Baltimore. Md.. by a f fO N O S E ■ho *ald h e w ant«d “to te e M EW Sf he th ing rode before I died."-acked I t up and go t thcee —

nilnols thief h a d a audden J ^ 5 i r manhole cover* a n d aatlsfied iftlng’ 11 of the tn to th e m id - ■■th e n ig h t I n Toledo, aooieone /1.700 HAlr* of false toe th from :al laboratory.Winnipeg, M anitoba, a bride- I suddenly reallzod h is pocket

wen picked. G one were his moon train tickets and M. T h6 M

turned ou t to be the best He made restitu tion and sen- w as suspended. e crooks thU year h a d big An energetic acoundrtl In S t had enough muscle to fwlpo m d one-halt tons of lead bars. lton . Tez.. robber w as charged iteallng 3.000 bricks. In C hi- thieves m ade off w ith SMO *. And to Sydney. A ustralia. i „ H ayvan a n 's hau l toeluded 9 U under- iQto the doI1< ItT sh irts. 117 pa irs .of p a n - though t "it

0 swimm ing tn m k s and 30 n ish t."

M cord . Maa*.. some amblUous fUched tb e gold leaf from a

wo°Jth*’o f ^ ^ d " S t l S “r o ^ ^1 IM f «md carefuUy p u t back

were fancUul. A •I au to thief stole a car. I t A Columbi. I o u t h e had stolen 38 o thers. ” »Ud iôr Ior Id police h e " Ju it w anted to how to drtro ." A nother c a r w m a ctinu-^ tom M assachusetts offered th e ?th a t he waa " tired of walUng thcfta In lOy

B bus." A Spo)le n n a robber sa id t>U crim e ! f “ “.'’“[.‘'.f'*. lusod by a blood tr»nsfuaion. ^ Arid i l e , ured h e m u st have been given f<>“5od of a thief. A W aco. Tex.. who adm JtU d th e th e ft o f a iftrcenists. projector, said h e took i t "to religious film s a t c hu reh re - *• -.«■■■ “*■ Qeettogs." / -------------------------------------------- <SlV'

dy Canes Is j-gfill ople Warned ior<fingerprints on th e ba throom \ the walls and m ost o f the

B altim ore concern ha.i 1 ' B . ou t more th a n 3,000.000 sticky > | P s j < -polo canes thla year.

Behind O15H IN Q T0N . Dec. ao I f t - ti,,. L. Lewis, asked a t a news srence yesterday to com m ent 2 10the rash of scandals in the / T y m m ent“ replied:) t today. I haven 't read the . editions y e t"

V IS m N O BfSTEK n u O H . Dec. a o - M r . and Roicoe Beall and chlidren,.ake City, hav© been ' vUltlngsU r. Mra. E arl Holllbaugh. P o r r in o H<Himlly.

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1 H«yw«nl. c m .. . Bun brolte Î the police lU tlon. He sa id .h e L l‘ ught "It was cloeed for the

he atfangest clue of 1S91 was the ôf a nc»e. A burglar In Farge. * fi

m any, smashed a glass window < ' ' ( je t Into a store and the Up ofno te was eu t off. Police careful- -----3re»erved it In alcohol. W hen a vW-T- P " 1 withouv a noto Up wa.i found. >■police mntch«d th e pickled one iJL 'C '

Illm. No aiibi could save him. • ' & L ;,v .• Columbia. 8 . 0.. m an waa a r- ’’

«d for Jorilng a check. The pu r- ' • K ^ ' '•■■f-' .ie he WM m aking-at the .time -. T l ' a check-U7JUng machine. 'm oral ean be found ta two

[ta In lOSl—never encourage a ,)k. A Spokane. Wash,, car deal- ! r-J / idvertUcd a car as a "steal." I t i - ' - ■. And Uie Eaay-Oet-It grocery. In - 'jK -i — t W orth. Tex., turned ou t to be ■ th a t for some unknown looney. C - :enlsls.

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r '-PAGE TWELVE

Board Battle In Slot Town

Is G)ntinue(POOATELLO. Dec. 30 (*—T

ba ttle of th s viUace bo&rd continu tod«7 a t BatlM , a wide spot In t road five m llu w u t of Pocalcl

N ,• One vUla«« board m et yesterd ;' and offered an e rra n t member. R

LlndJey, hU > u t ohance U retui B u t Llndley h w oreanU^d hU oi ttrc -m an group and offered aayo •1,000 to provf I t WM fo.-mef . T hanlu tdclns day a legal hoUd IQ IdoAo.

Two N Icbt SpoUSatlM was form ed a fte r Ida'

passed lu local option law to gove • Uquor-by-the-drlnlc And lh e Ut ' vUlage boasta lltUe eUe olher th:

two n igh t spota—th e Last FronU and the 30 club.

Among m em ben of the orlglr tillage board were Joe Ness;

; chainnan: Ou* Splrkos and Undli ■■ Llndley la t« r claim ed he wa* t

only board m em ber ntlll a bonl-11 resident of Bailjie. He formed 1 own board and granted th e Li Frontier club t l llceniie.

N eiw r and Splrko* prompt organlred ano ther bonrd and rr Tuesdny to revoke lhe Lnst Front! license. T hey m et ORnln W elnc day and noUfled Llndley th a t could a ttend another meeting call fo r today.

C llei BernlattonSom Thlroa. the vIIIoro clerk, sa

a board member l.i removed from t flee If he missed three meellnRs

I a row. Ne.iser nnd Sprlko* any U n ley wlll be ou t unless he tu rn s ' today.' P u t some folks clnlm th a t U tillage w llh Itn two boards netua! Isn’t a vlllnge a t all. And they’ taken th is up w ith the sixth Jcdlcl court- a t American Ffllla. Jud Preaton 77)atcher Ja expected announea a decision next m onth.

I Prosecutor and Judge Both Rap

Paper in CoutLAKE CHARLES. La.. Dec.. 30

—The tr ia l Judge Joined w ith tl prosecuting a ttom ey Inst n igh t in

' scathing criticism of the m anner ' w hich tho Lake Charles Amerlci

Press conducted an anU>gambUi •n isade laa t aummer.

- j ; --------D lslrlot-Judge-J .-B flm ard-C oc:frequently InterrupU d defense wl nesses w ith bnrbed sarcnnm In tl la s t houm of tlie tr ia l of four new m en c h arted w ith defaming th r know n gamblers.

T he tr ia l ended a t 9:20 p. i <C6T) and Judge Cocke announc'

’ 'l ie would reach a decision a lle r tl record has been transcribed nnd a tom eys mnke th e ir final antumcni B e did nof, se t a dale for tho argi m ent.

T h e defendants were Publish Thom as B. Shearm an: his aon ai co-publisher.' WllUam H ugh Bhea m an: M annnlng E ditor K enneth Dixon, and reporter Carter Ocon

iBids Reported on

School Material

BOISE. Dec. 30 im — Tlie sti purchasing agent's office annoum th a t more than «3.000 was bid l used buses, cars, trailer houses a:

; acrap m etal a t N orthem Idaho Ct I lege of Education a t LewLiton.I T he bids are subject to approv' by thc atftto.bonrd of education.

A pparent high bidders were; iC bus, AfcMonlgle O hevn le t eompat Lewiston. t5l0.80; Chevrolet b u s . ' L. L athan . OransevlUe. t3 U ; ID Chevrolet sedan. J . W. Emerse Oenesee, $3Bi: 1038 Plym outh sedn I.athan . M : 1043 Chevrolet sedn

I E arl S u n p tcr. <391; 103B Chevrol I sedan. L athan. *738; traUers. M.I Bradshaw, Clorkiston, $341 Xor t

lot.Idaho ' Hide and Junk, LewlsU

bid $33 a ton for the scrap met I nnd PncUlc Hide and Fur Dep

LewUton, $00 for tho lo t

Picture ShownRUPERT. Dcc. 30—A forest se:

lce picture was ahown by Busl Ooode a t tho regular lunche meeting of Lions club Monday.

VlslUng Lions were Carl 6hi wood. Tn-ln Palls, and M aj. Jan R . Crowe, form er Methodl4t ml Jslc r here. M ajor Crowe Is cha ■lain In Ui« nir corps a t DUo U ijs.

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■Ytmtlrr y . g. Sea. Theodore Fm ncU 0/e in e i - s tr , ,b o n r f . Franer. w ith British <jc a l le d European aasembly, wl

S P l a i o f l ^ i ^ p e r "S Red Tide Fa.mt thla B r LEON DENNEN • -

STRASBOURO. F rance (N E A 1- . .11 I t The plan for a union of Europe to

5il“i resist Sovlcl riBsrcMlon Is facing nn ..JTh uphill slrUKRle iti the councU of on th Europe’s consuJtflUfa oMemWy.

To eay th a t a m ajority of the Buropenna agree hard ly tells tho atory. There Is a mood of near despair In Uie councU’a nMcmbly halls, an I t Is a mood underscored by tho

“ , drcnry aea-wn^ln strn*bourg. with n i l l * r *1* damp streets nnd m isty Rhine Lf U l i» (dividing France and O em iany. Tho

30 W piiy'ji history controdlcta the coun- Ith th e (ii'A Binis; Four tim es slnco 1870 It h t in R 1,03 changed h ands between the nne r In j te n c h and O erm ans. nerlcan Europeans acknowledge th a timm ing ^ unified Europe would be In a

_ ' po.nltlon economically and m ilitarily ~ 1* toT iiee rthe Russian th rea t.- Y et- iir

view of the m any differences sep- - nraUng the w estern nottons, few

.u forc.iee the creation of an effecUve J union in the near future.

_ Prim e M inister Churchill of BrlUIn may discuss unity w ith

ounced President T rum an In WnshlngUm hU Ja n u ary vW t. bu t UCOo

hope Is held for sU lklng rcsulU. im w ta . Churchill actually was th e f irst to B a rgu - European union, while ho

was a member of th e opposlUon in ibllsher ™ ],am enU Tho labor government m , . . ,

...Vh T* has regained power, he nppears ne th L. reverted ta tlie traditionalucorge. position of isolaUoa from

th e conUnent.A T I ProspccU nro n o t m uch brlifhUr

tn Prance. Pew expect the French r i o l o to o p ee to tho IntegrnUon of W est L l a l o G erman troops into n European dele s ta te fense syatcm. or . U ia t the G erman nounees social democrats wlll support a llm* bid Xor ited O eiroan rearm am ent,

ses and Tho uncertalnUes were clearly ho Col- expressed by O uy MoIIet. F rench so- ton. dnila t repreaentativo a t S lras- pproval bourg. and Carlo Schm idt, vice ion. president of Uie W est O erm an par- re; 1041 Uamcnt a t Bonn, impany, Tho American delcftatfon. headed bus. O . by Ben. Theodore O reen. 64-year- 5; 1043 old Rhode Island Dem ocrat, came merson, hero a t the Invitation of Uie coun- i sedan, c ll of Europe. Aim of th e vlalt was

sedan, to afford the congrcasm fn a better levrolet understanding of European prob* . M. D . lem i, and to stim ulate unity.Xor Uie ■ Instead, th e delegaUon heard

P au l Reynaud, form er F rench pre- swlaton. mier. declare th a t B rita in •Tcfujea > m etal to Join such un ity movements aa

Depot, th e lairopcan nrmy. now being drafted by th e n o r th AUanUc treaty

l i l e A S HFOR DEAD 8

uSS: ~ USELESS ’b s; a n im a l s-------- PHONE COLLECT

Gooding 47 R upert 55 C E Twin Folls 314

?s IDAHO Hm E „„ « TAIXOW CO.

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rO B TRUCKING IKFORMATION—

C G R O W E R S [ISSIO N C O .

WATNS BELL A SON - Owner*

but Not Unity

Frmncis Green (lefi) bas % friendly e b a t ia British cons«tT»U»e depnly Bobert Bocthby

lembly, wbere hope* for nn lly ended in near

ft * f t * ft

rope Unity tp Stop e Faces Uphill BattleN - • - organlraUon. and tho Schum an plai

(NEAI— pooling coal nnd steel."Europe to He charged th a t Britain is th' facing an "m ain stum bling block lo a unltei ouncU of Europe."nbly. Despite th e good will dlsplayeiy of tho by tho U. 8 . lawmakers, a n d thi tells th e fervent unity pleas of Senator Mc

n ear des- M ahon, ConnecUcut Dem ocrat, an< ibly halls. S e n a t o r H um phrey, Minnesota d by tho Democrnl. thc view here la tha urg. w ith th e ir m lu lon did n o t produce en ;ty Rhino COtmrglng resulta. mny. T ho o ree n pointed to the Benelu; Jle coun- union, the Schum nn plan , am CO 1870 It th e European arm y propoaal aa evi m n tho dence of w hat could be dono by i

unified conUnent. H e ndded lha edge th a t m any Americana feel deeply tha Id bo In a fu rther'un ion Is necessary nnd tha m ilitarily tho western powers m ust somehow itrY c t-in - -BUTTnoTmt— Uieii— d iff lc u lt to — b nces sep- achieve it.tona, few -senator Wlley, Wl.-won.iln Repub

tffocUve iig„n_ ranking m inority mem ber o tho senate foreign relnUons eom

rchlll of m ittee. even w nm ed the councl lity w ith delegaUs th a t failure to un ite Eur MhlngtOT ope might Uirow Uio United State bu t UCOo back Into Isolation, saulls. Y et these appeals are n o t ex16 flrat to peeled to carry Ujo day. nlthougl

while ho B rita in may have sofU ned ita a t oslUon in m udo in somo degree—u nder prea .vcrnment guro Irom W ashington,

th a t h e - i always though th n t I t was th n p ^ a r s Americana, especially the Republl

radltlonal cans, who wero laoInUonlsts.'" Jon from European diplom at to ld me, "but a

Slrasbourg I hove seen American in I bdifhU r tem atlonolisla. Including RepubU le French jan s. plead w ith European isolation 1 of W M t ijta for a un iU d Europe.- opcan de- jjo a t observers he re agree Uu J Germ an Britain Is the prime offender In thi o rt a Um. regard. According to Robert Booth

. . by, conservaUve member of pai •8 Clearly uam eat. who Js said to bo close t ’’rench eo- ohurchlll, B rita in simply eould nc ,t SUM - Join ft “purely European poliUci ild t. vlco xederatlon."•man p a r- -'ConslderaUons of defense, oi

. . . commonwealUi Ues. nnd th e ecc n. headed nomlo ImpIlcaUons o f tho stcrlln , B4-year- ^ .ea aU preclude It," said Boolhb: rjit, camo j f game to a choico bclwec Uie coun- Europe and th e commonwenllh. ove vUlt was tH) per cen t of our people woul

1 a better choose the commonwealth.” san prob- i t u ta lk in th is vein th a t h« n lty . produced tho dupcUr of S tnu >n heard bourg. U nity seems loet In th e mldJ ench proof Uie hU torio Rhine.1 •TCfUJCS -----------------------------------------------iments as ow being nUc treaty

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® SHERTYPEWRITE

T W I N FA L L S O p p o i

Court Rejects ■ H PUC’s Ruling R H ' For Gas Line

BOISE, Dcc. 30 (;p>—T he Idl suprem e court reversed yesterda: pubUe utilities commission or ETUiUng Trans-N orthw est O u , 1 » c ^ lf lc a to o f ‘convenience i necessity to transport na tura l Into Idaho from Canada. .

T he high eourt. In n unanlm decUlon. ordered the PUO to c duct another hearing and to < officials of Northwest N nlural i company a chanco to be heard.

jBriadlcUon Cbaileoccd Northwest N aturol. {n appeal

th e case to the supreme court, c tended U iat tho PUO did n o t h jurisdlcUon and th a t i t was wit th e power of tho Xederal power ct m ission to lasuo thO 'perm it. Noi w est also said th a t ^ o order gra ln g the certlflcata was signed i entered contrary to in tention of commission as announced in o court lo hold tho m alU r open i t t ia i no order would be mado u Norihwest was given an opportui to be heard.

NorUiwest h a d applied for a s H ^ H K b V Uar cerUflcaU. ly e h a t la JusUee Give* SU ndrt Bocthby JusUce WllUom D. K c c ^ n i ed in near "even though tho applicant ml

be required to secure a ccrUflt * of necessity from tho federal po

com nlsslon to bring na tu ra l _ in to Uie state I t does n o t follow t

. O I J Uie oppllcnUon before th is comr•I - _ slon Is prem ature.”

Kceion said th o t tho POO n o t ruled on motions before CommlMlon and had no t gl

h ^ a n p lan j/orthw est an opportunity to « '• ■ heard before entering lla order.,taln is th e "Where the Interest of the pu to a un ited is concemcd and by enforcemen

th e commission m les the pubUcII displayed threat proUcUd. the rule, rs, a n d th o the commission should bo comp knaW r Mc> w ith” Keeton sold.mocrnt, and ”JudRment should no t be. In

M innesota feet, taken against Uio pubUc ere la U iat te rest by d e fa u l^ ’ • produce c n - Issued in 1950

T he PUO Is-nued tho ccrUllcal< h . convenience and necesslly O ct

1050. Jn a two-to-one decision. O w n l aa evi- President W. B. Joy dla.-H

'■x?i-H Joy. In hla dissent, anld IhatS “ t PUC order would give Trniu-N oi

« fh?? W03t cxclu.ilvo righ t to nil nali!? gaallncs throughout nnd across 1

-ho. He ndded l hnt I fs shnwlnflicuiiiea w» ggj.yg soiilhem Idnho Irom Wyon

fields "Is too wenk to m erit conisln R epub- em tlon.”m em ber o f Trnns-N orlhw cst la n Spok

uUons com - company In w hich numerous noithe council e m Idaho businessmen hnve a> unlto E u r- nnnclal Interest. NorUiwest Natn lted S ta te s jg ^ c n nadlnn firm.

y, nlthouRli Showing Film;ned Ita a t - "ChrLitmns Rhapsody.” a 1u nder p rea- porunying the atory of the Chi

m as tree. Is being shown to 1t I t was th o pniis county school pupils th is «he R epubll- by County. Supt. Doris SUadlejitlonlsts." m cortoon also Is being shown,me, "but n t ghe showed th e films Tuesda:

im erican in - th e Buhl area, W ednesday m onlg RepubU - a t k casU eford assembly, and VMl iso lation - nesday afternoon a t tho Palrv

Deep Creek and Luccm e schi agree th a t s h e is rc tum ihg on Thursdoy

:ndcr in th la F r ldoy to the Flier ond Buhl oi

ofC-' D I L E SI be close to ^ly could n o t■an poliUcal #c0l0N...5l0MACli

AiiMMt. W xlefense. o u r • supTURe (H*r»la) 'C h ;Id th c eco- Ttuti<ffltkitlu|UlFinllM

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of S trns- a u t mortmuct iahot iouuvx In th e m ld a t nur*MMfA4i3?is i4 .c

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■ ■ (tifu l P o r ta b le y o u ’v e e v a

S S l T u t e t t i A r S S l c k, 1 E t i y o f T a ^ W B I g ' Wl f l B ee T y p ew riter** fe a tu r aI I I eow w ith oew Speed Kinj I 0 |^b o « rd ,.C o o tau r .C aM

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I t e a t u r e s 'f l u n a n p t l i e r p o r ta b le ty p e w rit

E R W O O D/RITER EXCHANGE

O p p o ilM P o tt b f ^ l e . PHONE i

TIM ES-N EW S. 1

julon order _:st O u , Inc.. n n v mlence a n d i n V n a tu ra l g u

\ unanimous>U0 to con- I I ^ Vand to give f l | n ■ ^Natural Gas B H I a heard.

l ld ° y ^ S y e I*

i power com- ^rmlt. North- order grant- signed nnd

:nUon of the | f |

er open and I made unUl 1 opportunity

for a slm- rr

Kce^n said llcant might _ I

ederal power gas

t follow thatLhls commia* m« • • f,.P oo^ Mor. Tim. fo

■ » < * * « « . ■ . to O p

sH :forcement ot le pubUc In-

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ccrUIIcato of ;______

Joy dkient-

nld ^that Ih^

n Spokane — — — — — — icrous north- I have a fl-

. HOAie GIFTS

a film ------/ '■ Uie Christ- “ i J siwn to Twin = S . ' ’Ills th is week . ' -,'V '• '1 SUadley. A

s Tuesday In “ Iday moming ~ f

ly, and Wed-:ho Fairview,eme'hursdoy3 Buhl orcna.[MOIRKOIDS

t ' CHROME TOASniMajttrcraft two*»licc elecir Tip doors, tum toist. - A eleamins $3.75 ^

M CTIVeulfa“ ^ iT S - 3-PC. DRESSER SE

Hsndsome rold-trim Hand M C L I N I C ror. Hair Urwh, Comb O:

for thc daiotiest boudoirl'W

*iFOR »HiM»

i M E N N E N 4 -S D M IHrll like the Sluvc Creim. S Bracrr. Cream Hair Uil 1 *nd shaker of Talcunl. I

KAYWOODIE PIPEJImported nnturnl. briars give him smoking satlsfact Many S / | atyles-------- *T and

■“ HIS UTILITY KIT- Compact 10-ln. travel caet

him. Brown split cowl vinyl lining,ful! slpper._________d

SPORTSMAH GIFTPnc.nff,ma*cuI.neShavfrtotio

'O H A .H

u rin eo .tb cu . YARDLEY FOR MENu*ve evcB-. K ^ e he know* I Smart gilt bo mootfaettr the popuUr Shive 4 21ditb le ifll ^^*Wull ol fine *o»p..Big

G I I L E H E G IF T SEI•eed tp n a Super-.Spetd Rarer and 20 BliW .Caae# BI»de»innew»prine-open<7 ,

case. Siuve Crtim, too.. I -

# 3 * 8 8 8 3f » i i - * 4 1!

F r*u2S . . . . . ; 1 U S HJ l E Pr«tt40 . . . . t f o r I.Ot

HONE 90

;w s . T w n j SA LLS. ID A H g

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Tim. f o r Christmas S k o p p in g !

n'l to Opm Homing, Hoon, Nlghi

n a ^ & s u m a y , to o /

K”HOLIDAY JEWELRY

Va!ueJto$4!Hundred*of8l»m-, orous pim. earrinRS. etc. | C

C ® • Gift-boxed. /*<. ro> |

Golden C hanc* D u tt' f f = Herritt WuWorif Ayer cilt o(

S B “ (lolden O unceCol«ne& J O I Dujling Powder. Giltbox. O

r -d ff- ------:_M h»Icq]-Powder-BoxWr — As she lifts the lid . . gay music^ reminds her of you! In 0 9 8

' inwrt pastels. J4.98 gift, w ~

ilFTS^ CORY Coffeem aker

•* . Vacuum brtwcr that's a wel- eome cift. 8-cup. all easy. A 9 5

. I>clun fiUis. «4J0 E>>t. A - -

l ^ k i GOOSENECK LAMPLonj; Hcxible Rooscrteck iniK

— liRht .where needed. AAfl AI!m cUl.)2.i9gi(t.... A—

' W AFFLE MAKERC h ro m e with stay-co handles. Heat Indicator *76 long-Ufe element.___ /

O A S nR X a n s c o c a m e r aslice elwnc. Shur-Sho». . takes 8 sharp shnt< ist. - 4 S 8 on one roll. Idea! Rift for « j |5 gift., beginners. Easy to load. 0 - i

SER SET ARVIN TABLE RADIOim Hand Mir- Smart, compact model. Sliat- Comb 0 9 8 Ur-proof coblneL In cliolcc

M”

4-SOME BUTAIITE LIGHTEil.c Cram. Skin K “ I N= »iik I No odoi lair tti! <2B Average smoker needs to t f l jlcunT. I — refuelbutrtfiMaycar.. O i

•IE PIPES Tobaeeo POUCHE!

4 and 5 !»'>»««• •. I »• 'ITY KIT CIGARETTE CASEtravel caec for Jeweler's finished R ogeiplit cowhide. •

2 9 5 Ono.hand opens 5

H GIFT CIGARETTE HOLDIshavfrtotion ' I;, Ejector type wiih six liitc ,th 1 5 0 .»■ Pura-Smokee:ysialliUer|il i t l . . . . | — rtally cut* the nicotine.. VI

>R MEH . DENICOTEA Holdernartgiltbpx Ej«ior tvpe tiRarcHc hnl.lrjhave 1 25 ' *"!’ Dunhiil ARIa p . . I . .«ally cuts lhe nicnt'ne.*. 4 l '

ICT <PTi MEN'S BILLFOLDS 'and 20 Blue hem appreciate. Secret pock

ig-open1 7 5 ets and C |.to o .. I — tipper______ T l t o /

PAofos

) f«r IJ9

lH iJTE

Tally HARD . CANDY Mix

3 H n | ^ K V ~ r T rea ts cram m e w ith d e l ic io u f i l l s d c e n te r t

K “r.2 5

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« D u t t S-Ib. CHOCOLATESr r gilt of Thrill Jier with Bunlt's Riant

^3 .'Sida™wrapr»l"«Kil" 2®

> SAMTA'S-TOY-Jift! 3 - MILITARY TRUCKS

Army plolform Trucks, Stal Truck, Pickup In authent color and design OQ Each ......... ..............

L MAGIC SKIN. POLInv AQC I U l l l e mother* love her'balivi?t 2H - «fl»kin!S!.e-*2-(t. Jfli

• ull.A nje.95gilt.......... • » -

**AMP I UTTLE DOCTOR KITrteck imu — Ciirry-cosc holds Instrunienl

9 4 9 "V pllU. diploma, m icro- O C• - I ■;.* Kope and swihoscope. O J

WESTERN RA'n CHoator 7 e J/ ° * ' Furniture p lus'-ards'

offenccPusi;4 :mctal. 0

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»d3!£ \ FORSMOKRADIO V

del. Sliat- A . ft I « .In choico f l O in PopuUr Sftn t/

\ CIGAREHESI » Q Id 6 oMt •P h m a

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n = •

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»r.'? 5 ! ! '

I U PALINA»UCHES - 'trapped box <

ieAsV la PflllHA OIMI f PHILLIES PERFEI

WHITE OWL INVIHOLDER / ™NYS,.« f BERMS RE6AUA

98* \ GIVE IONQ EDWfHoid.r \ 'I-I9 NAVnATOn

I EDGEWORTH PIP■oi r . ' I • 'E N T MEEt S SicL. ' „ ‘•'NEO BRIAR;crei pock- K e n t. . .. the royaltj

7 5 0 «wcet smoking m eersdI Wide bits, j lu m in u m f

S i 0 0 VALUES

i’ ' oflfD Y lSPw i t h ^ d e l i c i o u s

b. CHOCOLATES WHITMAN11 h tr with Bunlt-s Riant luperfinestmas assortment in ^j c q 'n » <lay wrap. JJ.98 gill. Z ® '

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kNTA’S-TOY-SURPRISESIMILITARY TRUCKS —my Plolform Trucks, Stako — ------uck, Pickup In authentlo .or and design 2 9 < ^ —

AGIC SKIN DOLLtie mother* love her' bahv* •t skin 1 She's 2 .(t. J f lS.A n je .9 5 g il t ........... = i l a V ^ % t a

ITTLE DOCTOR KIT

s?d*lp^ma. m icro- O C ^ ’ ■ -------pc and swihoscope. O J v '

/ESTERN RA'n CH , MINIATURI>l>oy*IHor»es!Uunk Hou»p» Tliij wind-up sTiiturc plus '’■•ards” ’rouhit and rouencc Plasi: 4 : mctal. J tunnel—ovcr br

FOR SMOKING PLEASI

OiVc P oputer B n n d

GIGAREHES @» Q ld G o M t • P h m p O R B

M ontl * lU ttta h i I F t l i i l B*KooU • L u e k lti ' a i B B

• a tr i t l i • Ch«iUrf{at<)* J H R Gilt Cvton ' *1 0 7 S I 2 0 0 . . . . :

^ PALINA , l_ R.l.i9l>TolGilt - wrapped box of h ;- In brijht ChriM (ine IDEA L a n r t . i | 1 0 I ’•■' i GUt he w tnuU •O X O F W ..............K I 4 .0 U M B . . -

LA PALINA CI6ARS, Varietiit, B ox 21.

PHILLIES PERFECTOS, Bif cia WHITE OWL INVINOIBLES,AjO TONYS, Bo. ef ts..........BfRINB RE6AUA OlfiAftS,GIVE lONQ EDWARDS, s.. . / jo.*1.19 NAVnATORS, Aumi'/at ef ......EDGEWORTH PIPE TOBAOIIO.pm'

K E N T MEERSCHAUM „ lined BRIAR IMPORTS . JK e n t. . .. th e ro y alty of plpesl CooU J «W M tsm okingm eer#chaum linedboffI*> ^ # ,w id e b its , j lu m in u m f i l t e n . Hi'Jtwpl J200 WtWfSfOff,,

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!.!!!»,k to » lowar: ehelaa IM-IU Mar l.OJ’l10.00.21; (aw a.laetad loU t« t. iu lr l.tSU

u o : eôtc* 1U.170 Ib*. It.lO: S«pt #00 Ib. .owa JI.OO.»Oi rood aod ^fiaU rvar (Md*r plr> UU Wadnaadar D*e».l».Ofl| sadlUiB «rada» dowa Mar .«%lUu* lU ; matkat ratliar alow Ju ir .'tISal*odr> f*w abort fad at**f* e*iit .m

»all lot BUIIlr and law eotn- ^ Rja—N*w Btrl*t tn n .0or <M a(i»(r b*l/«r> !>«« l . l i i i: aora* hald hlib*ri eanner and Mar MlI moatlr 17.00.11J01 (*W utllltr Juir 5.0»« hl4.00l edd fonm*r«l*l bulla R}»—OU Bt;l*aWa* aaUbU l l : OBlr odd M J D.e ir ly: f*w tiulltr and eommarelal SarbaanaI0.9l.00: (ood aivd ebolo* QSoU Jan I.OIU

a t Wadoaadar'a ■Innut to LOO Mar 1.00Urkat er areolu] I1.004I.H. , Uar .UbU Ml BOOlaall e«* lot (Ood Ju ir 2.»TUIIS Ib. woeM lamb. W*da*«lar S*pt l .l l i ;r »S d ‘a U a Jh W * ^ !; i S k S KANbAB«.ll.OO. KANSAS CITY.

can I lc lowar loLOS ANOEtCS - and dark hard tl

OELZB. Doe. 30 (/P) (FBlOt)— tl.4iU to I2J2; .bi« MO: ftbout at«adr; com*. t i . t i^ N i No. i t«ela 33.00; eoiDmarela] haltara Cerni II ear.;; b l |h uUUtJ And oom m w ar: No. 1 whli. tSS.OO.SSM. I l .} i^ : No. 1 ral■aUble 33: uUlIt? aad com. ts - Ho. I II.Jl^.kUCbt«r eklrea ataaor k t 71,00. Oatai X car.; n<

hitbar: No, 2 wab« 390: kbeut iCaaCr: eheloo Mo. t tl.000 tn t,dwc«tenu aOJ3: tnodlius aod Ullo malw SMin lS,0O.lMO. Kafir ll.t l.iUTl»-non*! iPArtL t tinKatad. ^ R r* tl.so i„ n

SAN rOANaSCO °ANCIBCO. Dae. 10 (ff>-(«6DA> p —

Butterhole* 1IO-S40 Ib, buUh»n : Indl-,dy en aow* or from 14.M.I»40. „ .almbi* 3Ki I«a than a do.an BAS .tir : .upplr too iBaa«r lo *aub. SAN FRANCISladnlla markat ti»Bd! »*iiarallr t « ' AA »1 leot about >l*adr ‘On cannar and 0 00 acor* 7S.

1. arid Indlcatlona demand rtla. Cha«*i Crad. ew (or anr othtr e.ttl*: eaWaa alnsi* daUIn 41- na: nominal. liccai Grxla A labia H :. no aarlr trad*: under. A St-iSH: amallr. ______

DBNVER LOS ANGELK T. D*c. JO M^-IU9DA>—CalO* mark.t chtn»„! fl: ealvttt M: acatlar*d aalta En>> "holna wtak; cannon ami eutltr. and ptr c.nt A); (irad r cowa is,«0.1».00; sood and Candied ta n Co iBhttr eaWaa IS.OO.II.OO. I canU hlih.r) > • )00: butchtra mo.Ur IS lowtr] «rad« A mtdlum I lea No. I and 1 buUhtra 200.1U FrlcM to ooniu 1; not fullr t.Ubl!ah»d oa other AA lantt «7.*4: id aowa. Iant* S4.7I: laMl 10; Bol aaUblUhtd. ButUr loHlns

---------- , • . V A A M .«<:A IJ.(. .D*e. 50 07 —tUSDAWH«*a COOOi wtak to to or mort low.r: CSKICACO, Da240 ISa. 17.80.*S: parldeek U.OO. to (Irm : rw.lplalablt :.800: eal«« 1(0 : inod and pricw unehanctil1- v j i s ^ - a f e r v . " c “.!7 ,:tra mo.tir altadr; prim* around n«fa waak: r<jt*n 30.10: hlah choitt to prim* aalllnc prlcta on35.00.2G; mott eholet ate.r. lower: U. S, titi ; sood anil eholce brKtr* SI.SO* 40; U, U, alandilalahlt 1.100: alauihUr latnba * 'i |» / û lU r ^ ir mor* hlthtrt mo«t rood la fob paylRC prfe*a l*d alau«ht*r lamba 2l.7fi.tO.ll. a pound hlfktri

CmCACO iid* rw U ti 2^210°00rra-rrVw.‘ d ‘V ir u ‘n -J '.r rrr: aowa ataadr to 2fi lowtr:« 0 (b. butcher* 1SJ4.M: eha)e» ¥ > _ J _ J ^ro tateaUtra and food to brlma rear-'

t a ttadr; othar fradta wtak IIt ataadr I eow. iin«*an; a»*rae»--------------- IDA: bull, and dtaltr* fullr a t^ ilrt IDAHO FALLSet t(««n tn i rn r lin n it-00. Offtrint* llfht: I<1 to low primt halftrt 10-00. modtral* I markaimtrclal cow. 22.7t.l4.S0i eom. Salt* tob eaah 'prim* Vtaltn IS.0047.00. ewu i Inch mlslialabl* 1,000] alauihlar Umba US I waahtd 4..ar: bulk rood to prime Iamb* waabad L4M.WII ro ta atraac at ltOO.U.00. D tllttrtd .alta

KANSAS C ltT S t 'r j'foJh miSu! CITY. D«b 10 <tr?| — CatU* US I wa.htd 4,a lOOi Irada llttla mor* tban a unwaahtd 1.70.1.'1 amall UU wtak aupply: thra* Prlee* to «ro>1 to at*ra«* ebole* fad »ta*ra rrowera etllara UIncludlns iwo loada 1,111 poand* alia and quallir i

bout a U ^ r ; «<k*r elaiMa aearca. US t L7M.00. ataadr.>00: falrlr Mtl.*, at*adr le t s caUr aU»dr] cholea UO-270 Iba. CHICAOO. D*>e ahlppar demand: aow. auadr. rIvaU 91; track0«.ia,M] ataca 14.00 dowa, menta S«4.100: fraab raeelpta llmlt*d to Eupplla* tiioderI haad: natlo* trueVtd In lamb* Mtounl heavy int l h lih .r, moat cood and eholc* . .u markat (Irm.. l t . l t : lower *radaa down to Track aalaa (1ishtar awaa eUady a i S,t0.14,00. U8 lA waahed I

I ----- "■ - S.I1) faw baker’*S u it F iled

EY. Dec. 3 0 -V . U R e e « . . *Co"r.«h is A tlam ej', H erm an E . t , u : Nabraaka ‘

7M filed a civil action In ‘“'" S ' i?''c o u rt again st O w l H elner. 2 i io ^ t7M oo°alm s H elner owes h im «175 < .»: waih.4 4:4(» bill and seeks to coHect Onim aunpii**itn t duo w ith in terest. , "’TrVi. .a i« (i----------------------------- Ulnnnota mtdUD l* ONE MAERYINO VNOELES. Dec. 30 « ^ -T h o th o m iddle Of th a slnslnE îiow . 1,11.1.71 sister*: P*tU Andrews, will *'?^v ^

JU t W iiJter W eschler C h ris t- *4 ,lt | I Ineh f«w.

Twin Falls MarlLrrKSTocK

l«b«T*. U0>2t0 Ib*. «’t-00 AUIk* elortr, elai

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la'alara quotad) Ko. 1 bottarfalGRAIN 3 Datterfat

it. par buabel------- -----------* l .« (Ooa daaltr quand oau narket fluctoalaa wlih |

cr demand. No uaUormltr In dallr — < oud. Uar ra r , 10a to lie froa

» * : =rlhara No. 1 -------- \ * JO

............... — !!■;; i a ' i * - =• ] _ _ _ _ _ t t 001 __ ___’i i ’ii.a.aa Eg** In trade (1

daalan «ti«ud> iTkn* daakn

~ ll Officil a n c e y i d .

G r a i n - „ « J,t>«e. 20 W>~Graln prleaa BUfanCC Comi

iptlmlitl, torttam tal ■wInUr wbaat Of W hat hO tand- a * ^ " . V * ‘ “ I®'

p it C ^ S B ' ' . d ' ‘’.L \ . : ? ‘ 'th" the trla a hub a u u ot iBdaeMoB. OD OlUitUT t>

>'[*he, O’Connell sj

anl hliKar, DteemCer « tH -U | ry* n&VO th e kUt •' 4 ,''>**iar, Daotmbar 1,11U.|.U| SUch restric t

D teJ^w 'T t.it.it.io !" ^ re s trlc tM poll- ■ cause of & r£i

CASH CBAJN w jjjj to keen■ AGO. Dte. :» m -C aab wheat InatAllftlNo. 4 yallew I.U K : aanpU vrada liability liuu;

^ n c i n l X i n ? n . * ^ , M . ' t a ^ Howefer '‘ “ ‘ U nited Press.

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Opaa’ 'H ltb Lew ' Cloa* InSUfancO tin O ’Connell '

H iv i. • I t ’'* l e l u l l l l -2:1i5 i-KH l , J l s l l i l i to operat* in2.IIU 2.toi4 J.I7U, J.4S« laws. Howevt:.«»3 2J1 2.40H w o fi th e le tU r Tt

i.u H l t u .tttii a ttitude .1 ,«2 i .s tS i.» 2 .« tS . VIcIo i i ' S f i z I'! 'IfJ? "Prom the i!:!!S !:!5^ IS li: l i•« is .‘sisI !»i« policy Is not,m . t i s .91 .«1S Such restric t

. ' i r t s 14 j t i u 114 brouBht to2.11 ” j u V 213^ i i i « soW/em who-

„ , 2.o»« MoiJ 1.08 1.0«K w nn tln s to 1 bouah t.-

tan* ” H e pointedi,oi}4 1.01}; I.OIH S.01J4 so ld ltrs su iM l? t :S i^ . J m u i : « 22,»7tt s istii. t'#7il ilo itf from Boise, J ,tt« M »g 1.11 i . t s S BolM and C

. . S.? slc lowtr lo %e h lih tr; No. 2 hard 'irk hard ii,»oii to ti4iV4: No. s “A rec en t .

I 11 ear.; unchanifcl to IW* M»h. havln(f a < •. 1 whUt t2 .H ^ ; No, I I2.22U to a n d emploviu t^ ll.’ tW.'’”’' " *“ ” 0'"®I * car.; nominal; Me lawtr to K t OttO m o m ln S: No, 2 whit* ti.02»i to ti.iON; c a r wft« wre

w as killed," r 11.11. policy whichtl.so to ii,»tN. w hich h e els

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“ p roperty m ajSAN r im s c is c o famHv ”

; FRANCISCO. D«:, 20 <UF»—Bal» 'Â t l leora 10] A «1 *oor* lOt A nd. O Cotcor* 7s. m lu m fo r tJ rat. Crad. A toat 47.41: «rada A ••very 3lttl9 I. f S « . r : ; „ . PM'ra'.IJM: email A SO-MH. ___ ______ ^

LOS ANCELEB P ^ i r s t . f l ANGELM. Dte. 10 (U P)-D alrr •«• •U -O *' •■•JII Whulnal* prlc** (minimum Mnt A); Crad. A S t.tt; mwllum 47^». X I O l(Jed « » . to raUdcra fn <a<« êartJ»* A T L A yT A .a h Ih.r) I Orada AA mtd um SS.tl | „ n « r rsf v a r A mtdlum 11.07.aa to ooniuman in eartonai Orada to m tn y ho:me t7.t4: m.dlum tt.72; (rada A la f t one TOU:ir i5 ib I^ r ‘'p“r'ii-".1’iar‘S i l 't ^ « n t .

A |j.»»s D TMO. • 1% eD ^-tU ’

ICACO, DaV.'20*iv)-Duller ataadyn ; rKtlpU tIO.lOO ; whultaale ealllnc flrS t hUlbanC

unehanced to »; cent a pound DlXOn hadV” c i r c * m » s S m ” ; *V c 74° H o rc a In MlI waak: rtcaipu 11,030; whoinale A snes m arrli

prlc« one to JVi etnU a do.en ger a t F t . M(

■1 H a ' t b y ' f x n or poullrr Jlrm: raealpu 11 loada t trUB, ehc te j

W ..2J: trrhî “r; l .« ; roaatera IT.tS; frrtra 2«-2l.t: «Ven be m a oaUta 21.21: ducka I t : htn tUTkera IcnOW W hat t m Urktra «•»>, ____

otatoes-Onions ■------- IDAHO FALLS---------- , . HAMILTOHO FALLS. Dae. 20 Un-(F5MN1— Callf.. D«C. n#.l(»ht; fair Wirt tnoulryj dtmanda^tob'Îih'track 1 RiiaSa " aackad per WCttther and

4 t.4M.e0: U8 1 waabad l.Sfc2.SS. ^ ^ “ 8® rtrtd lalta ahleplni polat baal(i and cep to r embC ob»Wj)plnrj>ototiRu.*.taaaeka4p« of S a n Pabl

Inch mlalmam alM A 100 Ib, .acka horilt*wa.h«d 4,16.4.71: Idaho aUndanU _ ^hO ^ e

htd t,70.i.7»i US .2 S.70-2.SI. f lc trs a ro be ea to jrowerai Dulk per cwl. a t te re d fUSela

-r-'ATiaw -I s n a k e

ffllaa moderaU: demarid alow, partlr sNAKE RIVIIt heavy .nowitorm: lor Idaho Ru..larkat (Irm. (or olhera about aUadr. (Vron >*p«tta

'tw baker’* In ralitd ear «.tCi Utnn^ Station ind North DakoU r*d. eommarelal L.V,

Nabraaka Triumpha waahtd w^xtd BhaIle»“ Ti!!Zllleolortil S,23.S.U; Mlnnaaoto and r-iQuxhDakota Tonllaca waahtd waxed and i[‘

1 4.7t-t.OO: WlaeonalB «ond whiua m ■.unplul®’modarau: demand .low, “ [ j j " g*-s'‘*c,■J, mIm (to lba.lt Yallow Olobaa giLkVat Mlln*eou m«llum ahowin* dtear ear Acr-teeiWlaeonaln car ].<0. 4,! ,a l aalH (10 IU.) I US 1 and n n .ra ll r i>'~1d[u IIoblualltr and *oadltlon mldwa*t mtdlum q. t 7:‘V u ,., ■a 2,11.1.71: amall to m«llum fair'tt?'?dVho‘ i ‘d'VAi«°B‘ » » ■ ? :h l.«».1.10! WhlU Ctob** madlum5 Ineh f«w.SflO. ____________

MarketsBKED 4 ^ " ^ '

• eloTtr, el*an No. I vrada_No qoota. L M - dloeer, clean No. 1 »rad*------- t:»>ltea. clean No. 1 rrada S4cJlar*t daalera quotad) ^ Q ^ > 1 l |

. . . , . . . . . . .l u n L r t r z z z z z z z z i L i o T i j e

r*« dw{*r* «ue(od| to r ttew t tUVE roULTKT auoUons a

•d fowl, 4 Iba. and erar - UsUafS wUV!s.-a, jj:

1 = = i D Brid and eompanr prlaea)

BurrERFAT Adrertl , bottarfai ____________•___ ; i ; HoUenbeelii* daaltr qaat«d) ~

ECO FOOL _____I (ollowlu prieaa war* anppllad br lha ATTC^< Ecc Prodocera of Twin Falla ferHo. I t (Dae. 10.11, Ineluaio) t W hen ]> AA ......................................<;« contac t t._A „„. " . ---------- ----- 41* gftjatfap. D - - 1*0 p lain H.m B ----------------------------------- lU f ia j lo Î A — ........................................ one smi

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►fficial R a p s Yule] V ic io u s T y p e M .2

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Of Insurance "ne Seu.lOISE, Dec. 30 n n -S la te In - '" c h a l m ^ ance Com tnlssloner Leo O'Con- n r Ann2? I today sU rted a drive lo dlj- irage »a1e In Id ah o to servicemen m iiu^ w h at h e term ed a "m ost vicious ^ fivp.n

itects them only w hile they are o ilvB " n n» r a > m t o u u l u o n . , ’)’Connell said th a t unfortunately. .rvikje r exUUng law , he does no t ..» ( ,« t o l . /e th e au th o rity to bar sale o f a r» v o i oai h restric ted policies. He said v cit c e r u ln firm s were selllns sueh - rh . ir lc tM policies to servicemen be- w m be-on ' Ite oJ a requ irem ent th a t If. they oh ri.U ensth to keep autom obiles on m ill- __y Inata lla tlons they m ust have ^ olllty Insurance. I . n i t l

S tro a ily D isapproves ^ * 1 !low ever. O’Connell told the Ited Press, h e a lready has made 3wn h is strong personal feeling of " “ VinB in approvol for such types of in - “ V®***? •ance. He haa expressed them to w ithou t a u rance m en a n d a t least In one P«>t>“t< le. In a le tte r to an o u t-o f .iu to uranco firm selHnc th e policies, g - }’Connell w ithheld tho name of worriinB a 1 f irm because It h a s the r ig h t *an ln st Ri opera te In Idaho u n der the state’s ts. However, he m ade available w aterfow lJ le tU r w hich sim unwlzes h ls ---------------Itudc. ,* , ^

VIcloti. R e ifrietloa V'Prom the sta n d p o in t o f the pub- • ^ r h e uTote, "X th in k this is fc X ist vicious type of restrlcUon to M ike available to anyone. # f t'In th e f irs t place, th e restricted f \ licy Is no t usually so ld 'properly. I « ch restric ted policies have been 1 lu g h t to- th is -departm ent by k - d le n who- havo purchased Uiem, % f fO l n tin e to know w h at they had V U h t.“?e po in ted o u t th a t a g reat m anydlers sU tloned a t M ountain îme o irbaie, w hich Is 45 milesim Boise. hav6 th e ir home* InIso and drive baek and forth:h day. Some of these soldiers, hed, also hau l o the rs w ith them.

CItea Case ‘A rec en t cose Ju s t came to my :<nllon in w hich a clvlUan work- hav ing a wife a n d th ree children id employed a t th e M ountain ime airbase was rid ing to work e m om lne w ith a soJdler and lha r wan w recked and tho worker 4 killed." O’Connell wrote. "The licy w hich th e soldier had and iilch h e claim s he -d id no t rea llre /rnia-Tiot-ulsoTJrotect-whllB-BOlng’ ----------- J-ath e airbase a n d coming from th e f /

'b ase, was a restric ted policy yd n o t even m edical paym ents were / ailab le. The soldier 'who had some / operty m ay lose I t to the worker's X i tnily.” / /And. O’Connell added, the p re- f J lum fo r th o restric ted police Is ' J ' ery llttlo less"* th o n fo r a stand - d policy. ,

Irs t Husband’s .Name Is on List

ATLANTA. Dec. 2ff MV-Tho prJs- .er o f w ar lis t w hich brought joy

m any hom es across the nation ft one young bride In a stato o t a rlu l contusion today. l ^ e D ^ - tw - y e o r - o ld Agnes Sas- r WIU read ing th e POW lis t when T eyes fell on th e nam e of h e r ■st husband . Ffe. W alter B. Dixon.D ixon h a d been reported killed In orea In M ay, 1051. I n September, rnes m arried Pfe. W illiam C. Sas- r a t F t . M cPherson, near A tlanta.Asked w hicli husband she’ll stick ’ i f th e com m unist report proves ue, she replied:" I don ’t know. BlH and r m oy noten be m arrted . O h, I Just don’t >low w h at to do."

*lane Is Buried & In Mud of Flats p!

H AM ILTON A lR_FOBCE BASE. I 1slif., Dec. 30 lUV-Alr force a n d .............ivy salvage c res's hoped tor good ea the r and h ig h tides today which 3Uld enab le them to free the rockago o t a p .89 Scorpion In ter- :ptor em bedded In th e m ud flatji ’ Ban Pablo bay.T h e bodies o f two a ir force of- :e rs a ro believed to be In th e b a t- r e d fuselage w hich buried lUelf I th o m ud, leaving only about four « t o f th e to ll In sight.

SNAKE R IV ER REPORT ] I

'TAKE RIVF.R WATER REPORT OK \DECEMHER II. l l l l t .

'rom t*p«ru br Daraaa «t Rtclamatltn. ' \ IGt*1of|caI S a n tr and eoeperat. \ V}

.ekaon Laka «:i.S4a(a) SSt.OSOtal V .laud rarli"'S»e~ B2,200(a 100.471(a) >• l ie __________ J.120 3.5M

m. PBlia'’'Ra*.iZ.'l.ltt!oia(a) l,4Bt!4eO(a)~Iar ...... .......... 6.240 l,>70jlnai. l - k . 8 24llntr N S cISJlI , S17 171lakt a t Mllnar .... 4,<10 4.010la) Acra-teet: othcr quantltlaa In ..cond* V'raelpIUIIon pail weak) hland Park >7 Inch. Moran 0,:S Inch.Snow dnlhai laland Park 11 (acha*. oralt IB Inchea. Idaho Fall. 4 Inehta.

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ror B nra o t Mnglo Valley^ f a n a auctions a n d for th e dale th e ir ^ ^ UsUagi will a p p ea r i s ttae Tlmea- News. Check th e lr ads for location and oil necestary Infortoatloa.

DECEMBER 28 , .Dlok C lark ________

AdTertlsem ent Dec. 28 . 27 BoUeobeok A M cCnllouch, Aucta.

il U SEATTENTION rA R M ERSt g j

I W ben you plan a farm sole I con tac t th e TUaei-News Farm ' e a le dspo rtm so t. L i t u s « - -

p lain how you can cover ^ l o V alley completely a t .one sm all cosL I t wUl tav» c T W f

you bo th tim e and money.

T IM E S -N E W S , TW IN FAL!

"uie Is Discussed At Club’s Meeting HARW

BU FXEy. Dec. 30—"T he M eaning A truek 1C hris tm as to Me” th e subject exper lme:U ’ale topics a t th o Monday, din- anolher

:r meeUng of the T oastm asters spilled nJb a t th e N aU onal ho te l. rosd,C ha irm an of th e discussion » ss F»rmr. A nnest. Jess Parson# was chief wreck wItic. T oas tm as ter w as R obert A. driver otlller. a*»yl" iA tlve-minCito ta lk o n ‘W HlUiy ous.’'istice” w as given by Her7nsn T hen i;dke. BusseU Jensen gave a five- drlH” ofUiuto ta lk on “Infla tion .’* Jsck i FoUcelow spoke for th ree m inutes on from H«iow to M ake a M illion” and Don speciallyrayo t gave « 10-m lnu ta speech on up and sôko Y our W anta K now n.” p o r te r tT h e n e x t m eeting of th e group Deconilll-b e -o n 'Ja n . 7 o t w hich tim e Jay opened th ristlensen will be to a s tm u te r . — -

Complaints Filed DBURLEY. Dec. 3 0 -A com plaint BnpER- ja ln s t A lbert L arsen, Oakley, forsvlng to h is pos«ssloR a Josded. Pro***'[leased rifle in th e na tio n al forest th e - nav)Ithout a license was filed Monday Probst. wlI p robato court. Iowa for‘The com plain t waa signed by W. be ie n t tc. H om ing, conservation oftlcer. Ssn DIegt o m lng also haa filed a com plaint Be spenila ln s t R lcha rd Cook. T w in Falls, and Japaiir unlaw ful a ttem p t to take a has beenaterfow l a fte r hours.- islands.

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A truek from th is B ritish atomic BU RUexperiment cen ter c rashed , w ith the B urlanolher truck l u t n ig h t and ing a laispilled radloacUve w ater over a Year’a e'road, the oeci

Farm workers dash ing to th e K . Clarkwreck were w arned off by th e Notaedriver o t th e w ater truck . "K eep dlstrlbutawayl" he shoutod. " It 'a danger- lunch, uous.’' Bownd*.

T hen eame a m ln latura “fire Spaur. vdrill" of the atcealB age. CommI FoUce c lo s p t- c n n r o a d . M en m e n H Jfrom H arw elr'B K W p boots and m an : Tlspecially trea ted garm ents rushed W*up and sprayed fluid a n d a w hlto " ‘'Oa <p o r te r over th e w a u r . S

Decontaminated, th e road w as B opened three hours la ter .

DischargedRUPERT, Doc. 30-M 2». M artha » thfeo-

Probst " h u received a l e t t « from th e • navy th a t h e r aon. M erl Probst. who has served on th e USS lowa for the la s t IB m onths will two ■w m be sen t to the separating cen ter a t San Diego, this week for discharge.

He spent l i m o n t^ betw een K orea FTLEl and Ja p an and since Is s t Aug. l he O erald has been stationed a t H aw aiian th e b lr t Islands. eow. D<

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. in pastel rayon crepo—pink , seafoam o r ^ I — w Jth ~ Jn 5B rtB -»nd -trlm -o f-daln ty -«ab« \ nylon aheer.

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^ y woRiian loves . . . Beautiful L lhger / y lally magle ny lon aa finely toUoroi • B lack - W hlto - P l a t

c . M u l t i f i l a m a n t r o y e n c r« p « s lip ^ These flna slips bave a careealncly-: % gracefully. W oven w ith ex tra f ibers I I softness, long w ear. B eautifully laco tr

" fo r yow slip w o n - 1s t w bat you need for xm e d ” look. A n e x * '

fine fabric. U v lsh « . . . perfec t xia ier Ajuses. Sizes 32 to 40. /

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Burley Elks'Plan New Year Dance

BURLEV. I3ec.'30— M em ben of M M I the B urley E lks lodge are anticipate ..Ing a large a tte n d a n c T it th e ir New a Y ear's eve dance Dee. 31. Musle for ■ ^ the occasion wJlJ Im fum lahed h r ■ / r t K . C lark’s seven-piece orchestra. S X s

Noise m akers and favors will be | d istribu ted by th e Elks. A bu tfe t ^ lunch, under th e supervision of Ben Bownds, Oeorgo s te d m a a a n d Roy Spaur, will be served.

Com mittee In charge of arrange- m ents Includes Jam es W olf, chair- -b1( m an : T hurm an Kidd and R ad D ay- u t ' ley. Burley; WUllam Shaw . Declo; B c D evos C lark and l A i r f R ich, A u - ■ Het p e rt; R alph Marston, Paul, and S Mo O ra n t Sulllvaa, Oakley. |

Problems Aired ! 5BOISE/- Dec. 30 (/?)—Discussions • - ,

on livestock and .poultry problems Ih igh ligh ted the opening sessions of !a th ree -day meeting of southw estern |Id a h o county agents today. ■

S im ila r sessions were held by the ■ H ;U niversity of Idaho extension service | Win M o s c ^ and PocateUo In th e p a st ^ ! ■

M U BOBN ! <FTLER. Dec. 3 0 -M r. and Mrs. |

O era ld D eahl. Moscow, announce ■ n b .th o b ir th of a son on Dec. 8 a t Mos- ■ ^cow. D eohl U the son of M r. and M M I

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ep e allpatsa lncly-sm ooth tex ture, d rapa M. f ibers In each yam fo r s l! )^ . M % ly U ce trim m ed. Sizes 33 to iO.

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Twin Foils Pair Celebrates 50tH -M arriage Date

Mr. u u l * M n . J a m u 6oIoma W hitaker. 310 Von Buren strte celebrated th e ir ftOth wedding annl

S i w a r y TucMlay w llh an open hou*' 3 E ljh t llTlnB children ot the Whll

Bken a ttended the event. They ar

I Jam ea Jettervon W hitaker, Sant C ru t. Calif.: Mrs. Lam ona Sara VcenendaaJ. Crows L andlnj, Callf, eyIvcaUr Low© W lilUker. Wan W hitaker, Sau l Mitchell Whltake and D onald WU<on W hitaker. al Tw in PalU: M n . L ela Ann neec Filer, aad M rs. W anda BAker. Mid dJetan. The couple ha* 36 grand ehlldren and n Rreat-srandchlldrer

Forty-six trlends called a l Ui W hitaker hom e durlnR the alter coon and flowers. sXtA u 'd me» iages were received.

Mr. and Iklrs. W hitaker were mar ried Doc. 18.1001, In th e Logan LOE temple. She was bom In 1677 li

I D urham coimty, England, and W hit aker was bom In 1B73 In Ncwlon

u u h . -Following th e ir marriage the;

m ade the ir hom e in Downey, thei known as N tpe-K ile. and they als< lived in M arsh Vnlly. Unity. Curley Twin PalU. Jerom e. Oootllng, Wen dell and Calltoralfl. They have beer m aking the ir home In Twin F a ll fo r the past six years.

Mr. W hitaker, a retired farmer has been an active worker in thi LDS church. Ho compleled threi aU ke mlMlons nnd a mLulon to thi H aw aiian Islands. He «’ss brancf p resident o f Pocatello, Porlneuf B laine and Paclfle Orove stakes anc Also held oUiee in' lhe Sunday achoo presidency. He was president ol th e MIA organization o t Fortnuel and ser\-ed Jn the presidency of the 7 U t cjuorum of seventy In Portneuf

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Officers Elected' A t Dinner Event! O ffleers were elected a t Uie meet*

! Jng and ChrlsUnas dinner o f the P os t Oi;neIca club a l the home ol Mra. Eugene Shelley.

Mrs. Efflo W atkins Is president! Mrs. George Tnylor, vice president; M rs. G ran t K unkel. secretary, and Mrs. J . F. Kelm. treasurer. Mrs.

t K unkel. Mrs. Chris Sims and Mrs. I T aylor were appointed to th a year*

book committee.--------E ac h 'h i tm ix r 'w iu asked-to-hrlng

old greeting cards lo the Ja n . Sl m eeting w ith Mr*. Blms. T he cards will ba sent to the children's home.

M rs. W atkins reeelved th e white • lephant. Prlees a t games w ent tc Mrs. C lara K oehler, Mrs. Hownrd C hoat and M rs. Kelm. A visit from S a n ta .C la u s was featured. Mrs. F annie Haynes was a guest.

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I ,, Dinner Partyj FAIRTTCLD. Dec. 30-A tlcndlngI a pre-C hristm as dinner Sunday atf ih e homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. T.U Baldw in were Mr. and Mrs. R. a .U Baldwin, Logan, U tah, who haveH le tt to spend th e holidays in Min*U neapolls, M inn.; K enneth Baldwin.|il m arine on leave from TreasureUl Island, Calif.; Robert Baldwin, whc n i Is a ttending college n t RexburgIJ Doris Baldwin. Twin Falls, and Car-|n m a and Dnrleno Baldwin.j l O ther guests were K enneth Ar-U rlngton and ElU abelh Rasch, bothfj Twin Foils.jl R . T . Baldwin will return to Sells,H Alls., Ja n . 3 w here h e Is empln'Cd.p » * ♦

I Social, ExchangeI Held by Society

T h e LDS f irs t ward Relief society held a C hristm as soclnl and glCl •xchangB Tuesday a l the church. Mr*. Leon W right conducted the busloess session and Mrs. Christine Bom ney was Jn charge of the program.

‘ Mrs. Beverly Ferguspn was dec- I oraUons chairm an, and Mrs. MarUe

C randall was la eharge o t ttia re* treshm ents.

I t was announced th s t th e next two meetings of th e group have been canceled because o t the boUdaya,

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Women ConveneI BURLEV, D « . 20 — The evening

group of the PresbyterJan.W omen’n union m ei Inst week n t the home of i m . Riisscll Shockey for elecUon of officers.

Mra. Jean Hoff was elected chalr- I m a n ; Mrs. M arjorie Shockey, vice

chairm an, and Mrs. Janlc# Palmer. ! aecretary. •

M rs. M artin Crabb told th e story of th e origin of ChrLitmns carols «nd the Chrlstmaa legend. Dessert w as served.

T he group wlll meet on Ja n . 11.

I Care of YoI__________________ By ANGE

T he Boy Bcouff plan ef doing ena

I good deed a day Is aboul th e tinest noUon for c h arac ter building ihere Is to use today. To teach a child t h a t m day In w hich he has noudone aomethlng w orth while for somebody else Is a u-astcd day. b to alert him to hto p a rt In the scheme of life and by using h lnuelf, strengthen hla JJjlBd and body. T h a t Idea can be

I carried Jnto horns and school and I church w ith profit to all concerned. I . Usefulness to o tonic to body and I sp irit. As long as we feel u.ietul to f • aomebody vts can Uve wlUi head up L a n d sp irit h igh. W hen usefulness Is I over llfo Is over too. its savor gone. 1 J t b possible to teach children use

fulness whllo they are sUll ver7 young so th o t as they K ro v 'th e f grow In usefulness to themselves and o thers and so in iure sound menUl health .

Children who have noUUnR to do hove no place among their tellows. ••No standing ." wa say. The boy who can be counted on for help in any project, who can walk, run,-swim, climb, use tools, carry a Jeb to a fine

I finish, b e c o m ts .J ^ resprclfd head I o t hU grotlft Just oa Uie girl who I i tôn tu rn s hand to nnythlng—can I 1 cook. baby*alt. dance, UU a story. I iew, play a m usical Instrum ent and I Uke p a r t In the ahow bccomes the

eenter of a itlne group. W hat can you 1 lo ? v b the touchstone of success. I Fhc youagakfa call i t popuiarliy, as

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in. 21 Audrey Powell,S j K. Baggett Wed M to I n Good i ng R i teJrom OOODINO. Dcc. 20—Audrey Lou- j j n b e Powell, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.

C harles Poweli, reeently bceame the brldo of KelUi T . Baggett, son of Mro and Mrs. Jam es Baggett, a t the Powell home.

Tho Rev. Alexander G. Patterson ndlng perform ed the double ring ceremony ey a t In tho presence of m em bers ot the R- T . fom llles and close friends. W hiteH. A. nnd p in k flowers were a rran g n l w ith have lighted w hite tapers.Min* T he bride was gowned in white

Idwln. untln, fashioned w ith a yoke of sheer easure n e t trim m ed w ith laee appllciue, longI, who nleevcs of ChnnUlly tace, n Ince pep- ‘ 'jurg; lum tapering to n point In th e back a Car- o f th e gown and a full, circu lar skirl.

A ho lo Ulmmed w ith m other ot pearl orange blossoms held the 11-

both luslon veil, which was finger Up length. T h e bridal bouquet was of

Sells, red roses and Rardenla.<i. A pearl loj'Cd. necUlnco belonging to th e bride's

m other and pcorl earrings were w om by Mrs. Baggett,

c D onna Bliss wns m aid o f honor., D unnna Lincoln, Tw in FaUs. was

2 t y vo c alb t and Carol Terrlcre , Oood- lng, pinyed plono accompanim ent. Dnlo Copsey. Ooodlng, w as best m an.

I"” ."; M rs. B aggeu. moU itr of th e bride- ,1 groom, wora a wine colored wool

su it w llh black accessories. T he brlde'a m other wore a cranberry

. color two-piece dre.ts w llh gray ac- cessorles. Both wore corsages of

» iS* carnations.® Mr®. M ar\'ln Thomason. Ooodlng,

g randm other of tha bride,, wore a grny su it and a corsnge of p ink car-

‘’“V® nations.Mra. Jo h n W. Miller a ssb lcd with

A rrangements for the recepUon. B a rb ara Miller was In chorge of the

- guest book. W edding coke wns served l c by M ary Louise H andorf, a cousin enlng of th o bride. Laurene Ooodlng men's served puneh.me of T h e bride chose a navy blue su it ^cUon wUh m atching accessories for the

wedding trip through Cnlifornln. :halr- T he couple wlll be a l home a t Mos-

vlce eow. w here Uie bridegroom will a t- ilmer, tend th e University of Idaho.

T lie bride, a 1051 graduate of story Gooding high school, hns been em- sarols ployed a t lhe Ooodlng offlee of essert M ounta in S u te s T elephone and

T elegraph eompany. T he bridegroom n. 11. was graduated from Ooodlng high

("our ChildrenNGELO PATRI________________

Ig en t e o o d * nam# M a n y fo r an outgivingfinest character.there ahould encourage a ll chll'-,-htM allowing them

to sha re In whatever goes on In the»done household. Of course one gets a taskebody done faster and easier w ithout chll- ■t him dren •'bothering," bu t w hnt about!e and the eager child who so longs to ben his counted In. who w ants his hnnds on»n be Vie ham m er o r In tho dough?I and W hat people forget Is th e soundemed. principle of educa ilon -^vcry expe-y and rlence teaches. No experience uful to w ajtedi but counUi l u ful! weightad up tow ard the character, the quality , oflew Is Intelligence. ‘Hie more ft child cnngone. d o .th c h lg h e rh ls IQ w lllg o .Y o u c n n

I use- Jend h im a hand by le tting him be.ve ry useful, letting liim th ink h e to usefultiter h e to be. ,

s and N ext Ume you h e a r about a Bov 'lenUl Bcoul trj'lnR lo do hi* good deed

for th e dny, cheer fo r h im . loudly,to do H e b doing his best'lo grow Inui th e ;Hows, pecion j-ou would Uke h im to be.?w ho Ab 4 w hen next a O lrl Scout.'* Campa any F ire O lr l asks your cooperaUon inswim, h e r undertaking. wheUier I t b« sell,a fine lng doughnuts or organltlng &head church fair, give j{ heartily for Ahe

: who Is climbing Uie hnrd rood to fine—c an m aturity ,story. —t and ? chIU atiovid hU own llbrtrr.

nyo u "’« • M book. bMt (Ulud for thii. crtM Tc* obtalh ■ fopj*. atnd 10 Iti

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- Of A. Schuler• . Mr. and Mra. Alex S chuler an

• • ' m aking the ir home on a ran c h nea. ' Twin F a lb following th e ir recen

m arriage in the Ferd inand . Id*, ■jl'.' . ' AssumpUon chureh. T h e bride to thi

---------— lonner Virginia Roepcr, daughter oM r. and Mrs. O hrb Roeper, Ferdl

' . ' . nand, and the bridegroom b th e soi ' -. : > o t Mr. and Mrs. Loub Schuler, TwU

r. Fa lb .The Rev. Fo ther D. L . McEUIgot

. celebrated the nup tia l h igh mass

. which was sung by th e c hu rch cholt^. i The bride chose a w hite sUppc:

■ K Jf satin gown styled w ith * nylon ne * train . ChanUUy lace ac

'^ •-> '.{ 4 centcd the gown a n d -h e r flngerUi veil which was held w llh * see< pearl crown.

Tho bridal bouquet w as of rec a and w hite roses, gardenias ant ffl stephanotls. She carried * pearl ro 1 sary, a g ltt of th e bridegroom , am '( her Jewelry Included earrings bor

rowed from Mra. M ary C ahill. Twli ■ \ Falb .

A ttending the bride were Morj ':y Ann Roeper. maid of honor, anc • t f Mrs. Rosella Johnson, both h e r slS' A U rs. and Louralne Herzog, he r coU' f l aln, e ll Ferdinand. F low er girls wen 1 Joanne and Bobble Roeper, nlecei

of the bride.. I Best m an wos Archie I&cper

! b rother of the bride. Ja ck ond Pore; Roeper, ivbo brothera of th e bride

i: were ushers.For h e r daughU r's wedding Mra

____ ..I. Roeper chose a gray su it w ith blacl•J accessories, M n . BchuJer w ere j I block su it w ith m a tch ing acce.v

sorles. T heir coMiagea w ere of pink w 1 carnations.

1 A wedding b reakfast fo r th6 brlda: . . p a rly followed th e cerem ony, anc

. m em ben of the couple's famlUei and dono frlencb w ere Invited to s wedding dinner. A reception w u held during the afternoon.

T he couple w ent to th e w est coasl . ; before retum lng to M nglc Volley

Por traveling the bride chose a groj eult w ith green acce.isorles.

S Mrs. Schuler b a g raduaU ol Ferd inand high school nnd h as beer employed In Tw in F a lb . H er hus-

[2XT atU nded school In H ollbU iSTiog) *^hd b engaged In farm ing.

Among the out>of-town guests al th e wedding wns th e bridegroom's

----------- « o U ic r.. M rs._Loub .S chu le r,_ Iw liiPolb.

A rt Club M eetsKite Mrs. O tte CalOweU wim hosteaae v Lou Tuesday a t tho a n n u a l C h rb im asn d Mrs* D avls A rt club,o r n e ^ e CenU rIng the luncheon U ble was a

son of *ufrounded w ith C hrbt*

., o t th e Jjj charge of th e p rogram andnttersnn »ames were Mrs. 0 . H . Sm ith . Mrs. “r r n ^ v J- ^ PersonlDUs and Mrs. GeorgeI of th e WUcox, A gift exchange w aa fea- . W hile{cdw ith - r ; ------------------------------------------------

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.11 chll' pftJame*! Here's solid sleeping comic thJ-m lh * p a tte rn th n t to ea.iy for n In the niolher to sew. How about making . . ,n ,v them each » pair or two In flan- m t chll n e le tu for now. In sturdy cotton* t about’s to he Pftttcrn 0307: Boys' -■-Izcs 8. 8, 10,^nn^ on A-3<, 38; B-38. iO: , , ,* C-43, « ; D -« ,4a . M en's sire Ac sound 5 '* y” *** 35-lnch.•V exne- easy-to-use p a lte m glve.tence u Complete. U lustraud

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to useful 8®'Addre.u. zone, sU^ and style number,t a Boy _ ’Lod deed , ^

InU) the I to be.■* Camp V yatlon In ‘be sell.

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1 Former Idahoan Hde Marries Boston hiilnr Man in Goodinn u i e r q o o d i n o , d«c. 20 * - R*ch_ t Woody Hanes, daughter of Mr. ti..*Mii»i- . r . Mrs. Reuben M. Woody, Hagerm

became the bride of Henry W ll Nbhols, Bo.iton. Mns.i„ a l a ho

5 . 5 ; w a i w i t o i EIW D. Conf t - cltrgymiLn o l t h . 1

bride to the l d s church and a frli” " * ‘U fL i the lam lly Soi 35 years, p

formed Uie doublo ring ceremi I * t lhe home of Uie bride's pareihu ler. T w in ^ h o bridol p a rty *u>od before

picture window decoroUd wlUi I uTJS !i“ . . “ d 81“"^ y®” ®" “"<> BOid chrysih igh m ow , themums. . hKe^sUoMr T he bride wore ivory lacc o . nuinn K t “ U". /aiJiloned wlUi a sweeUie ^1 ? . . ^ neckline and long sleeves. <:

M d » l veil o l }ace was heJd bj n h * s e r t bouquet wasi in * seea orchids, orchid colored asWrs « *fas of red “>»‘«hlng ribbon, lenlas and As tokens of sentU nenl th e br a D w rl ro - *<>« a brooch of her moUier's i srcxim. and » necklace and earrings of t r rln as bor- stones. In her shoe she wore * t 3 T ^ ln P * n « * 'h lc h -w a s brought fi .an iii. i-wm brldcRroom, iwere M nrv ‘ ^0 carried a borrowed handk ho"or, an ^ 'h lef .)th h e r s b - The bride’s o tU ndanU were k lg he r cou- Fem o Woody and Mrs. Elo r g lrb were Woody, both BlsUr»-in-law o t iper. nieces bride. Both had corsages of wl

sweetpeas and red roses, lie r&eper, Gary Woody and Linda c nnd Percy Strlckllng were ring benrers. Ll : th e bride. Miss StrlckUng wore a floor len:

frock ot peach saUn and n e l w adding M rs. * wristlet of yellow chrysnnl w ith blaek mums. The ring wos carried or

er w ore « peach colored saUn pillow, lng acce.1. l . w nyne Strlckllng. Wend •re of pink bro ther-in-law of the bride, se r

os best man. U shers wero Lyons r th6 bridal Woody, nnd W llllom Woody, b mony, and H agerm an.!'s famlUes bride's moUier Vore a gnvlted to * gabardine su it with a .corsnge cptlon woa ca„ ,aiions.^west coast ^ recepUon for the couple folic H a ed the wedding cercmony w ith J l

Strlckllng In charge of the gu nose a groy L oretta BUlckll

« f MfS' Oeorge Bingham nnd Mrs. Id h ^ b c M ^ Cramblel asstoUng w ith the

H er hus- ®eptlon. tl H o llbU r The fciur-tlcrccf wedding cake \

mado nnd decorntcd by lhe brlcI guests a t eb ter, Mrs. L orelU strlck llng , Wi ridegroom'8 dell.U ltr ,_ lw la TT i- miiplf nrrlvfH hv ptnnr fr

W nshlngton. D. C,. Dec. 11. *3 bride hnd Jusl returned from a t

, to South America.e e t S Mrs. N ichols 'traveling ntUre IM hostess orchid colored su it w ith m a t C h rb im a s acces-vjrles. Following o hon

J A rt club Volley th e coua b le was a Jeft by plane for W oshlngton, D. rlth C h rb t* where they wlll make th e ir home

T he bride to o graduoto o t Oeo igrom and W ashington university, holding L Im lth. M ra. degrees, s h e Is now ers. G eorge P'oyed os on InvesUgatlng a llo n > woa feo- w llh the Federal T rade com m bs

in WttslJlngton, D . c .T he bridegroom attended Antl(

. . college and Cornell university t served two employed by th e Railway ExprI I m ontha company in W ashington. D. C.

served In th a coast gunrd dur ---------------- W orld w ar n .

Club Members Hold Yule Ever

fw The ChrlsU nas party fo r m em l•X of the W ayside club was heldv \ the home of M rs. E. C lltford Ev

l \ ' X w ith Mrs. B lnlne Voaburg as ass: \ \ V N \ a n t hostess. A gift exchange i \ \ V \ ' X featured.a V v I W i W *- A- E. O ray was Jn charge 'V K 'W the program which included C h r i f iV y y y mas songs presented by Mrs. E \ ' / / / / O lsen; rend ing of the C hrbui y / / / / j story by M rs. T . M. Robertson, i W / / / J readings *nd plono selecUon* 5 ^ / y y Lorene Deagle. Mr*. B ernard M

ty n presided * t the te* table. \ V ? V \ T he nex t m eellng wiu be a poUl i \ \ \ L \ supper J a n . 8 a t the hom e o t h

D on WoUoce.

na^s M

I c ând I ’mListenh

J u s t p h o n e in t h a t

CHRISTMAS GIFT

SUBSCRIPTION_ J- JBo «*sy to give; so weU re-

. f t v a eelved: no "VERY" IN EX -• • •

:plng com- O rder by phone; save * trip . * ea.iy for Pree gift e ertlflcou w ith each lUt m aking order, o In flan-

® SEE THESE SPECIALCHRIST.MAS OFFERS-

i's sire A

. t oU lu su a u d A m crlean M sgadne «->iry step. CoUler's .............. .......................»5.i

coUis for W om an's Home Com panion _»3.in M artin. Sa turday Evening P o s t ____ »8.ix ttern de- Ladles Home J o u r n a l______ $3.i0, Chicago R ender's D igest ___________ $2;our nam e. Coronet _____ :____________le number. Holiday. .........— 1--------------- Outdoor- Life _____________

Argosy ........______________ .« .(T rue ----- --------------------------- j3,<Jack and J ill___ ___________ $j,iLife .............. .................B etU r Homes and Oordens_.$3iSporU Afield ______________ $3 1Field and S t re a m __________ $3.(

; V o lle y or ony o ther m agatlne you deslr

PHONE 4 5 6

io n e U 3 0 J» Hill‘ Bnbscrlpllon Service030-J Tw in F a iu , Idaho

WS. TW IN 7ALL5, ID A H a '

oan ■ Becomes Bride:s to n ,loding* - R achael -of Mr. ond ' - -.

, H agerm an, enry W ilson r .

a home I D. Condlt, of th e Re-m d a friend • i'••-■.u;.-':;years, pel"* i ' - - ' ■ ■g ceremony . • '•.'v •le 's pa ren ts . :d before *rd w ith fern ■ ' :>ld chrysan* . ,

y lacc over ' ” -k sweeUieart _ ' m ' t

! 'heW MBS. HENRY V f. NICHOLE quet w as of (Lander p b o lo - s U ff engt»Tln|

a sU rs and ------------------------------------------------

Omicron Group i'oJCfs Discusses Plaiought from M argare t Pray woa hostessgroom, and Omicron ch n p u r. Beta Sigma . d handker-' a t l(s regu la r m eeting Tueaday. '

chap ter's friendly venture prog)s were Mrs. to Burley was dbcussed.Ars. Elolne T h e group recenUy held 0 p•law o t Uie In Burley wlUi plans o t organlzlres of w h lu B eta Sigma Phl chap te r Uiere.s. o the r mccUng wiU be held In IL inda Lee ley In Janunry.

■nrers LltUe A S lfl exchange for secret sbflo o r’icnitth was held and refreshm ents Îd n e t w lS ^chrysnnthe- PlaoU n. c o -h o su » . 'a rrled on a ¥ ¥ ¥

r\vena,i.. H onor Leaders)rlde, served , OAKLEY, Dec. 20 — Cassia sl re Lyons H . y l m i a officers enU rta lncd a t Voody, bo th home of Mrs. MerrlU W arr In hc

of two outgoing leaders. Mrs. V '/ore a gray slow B . W hlUlcy, president,

corsnge of M rs. Zelnndo, beekeeper. It was porU d here W ednesday,

uplc follow- T he refre shm enU commllUe V w ith Ju lle eluded Mrs. Eugene picketl, 1 f the guest H arold P ickett and Mrs. Je) I su lck llng , Cranney.______________________

ng cake was j p Uie bride's ^

ikllng. W en- ^

ptnnr f rnm11. T h e 9

from 0 U-lp ^

K otUre waa » W /'. v lth m aU h-lg o honey* ^f th e couple t f (igton, D. 0 ., ^ Jle ir ^

o t O eorge Blr lo ld lngL L B ^

n ltom ey ^ commission ^

ded A ntioch K lIversUy and jf 'j d S fcJway Express j A ^ ~ T iP -n. D. C. He K J n ^ . i, \ ^jn rd during fei

i 4 . -

ers » f c ^ .T 4 l iy j Event I

tor member# I f f ' vns held a t ^ ifford Evans j j i rg as a ssb l-

r : : j : i ' beaJded Chrbt./ Mrs. Elva « r

C h rb im a s ^ x r tso n , and /!lecUon* by i t \m a rd M ar- • table. W , be * potluck n \>me o t Mrs. |

M IU jW g , A Daniel Green^ S Slipper Will

i ^ S Her Christn

S'^ I ^ ■t e n i 7 i ^

th a t U \!IPT ®

TON t ^r . - i . ^

IK E X - S

. . .HP. I A W E L C,'lth each -

bcal' I G if t CT E R S - §

« A K if t c e r t i f k

IT r.R ata g Klft . . . one BU

i z r S o o Snlon -»3.oo M m a y b e u s c d a t■____ *8.00 ■ , ,______$3.00 ^ so n 8 h a v o to 1

g a n y a m o u n t yo

= l i i_____ .'«!50 M J L r

---------K / .__ $3.00 (S, Ayou desire. ^ ^

4 5 6 © lox

ITlce ’ J v •>iho ^

iHq’_____________ ■

Bride Installation Hel By Buhl Bethi

---- JobV D aaghti• BUHL. Dcc. 30 -N ew office

' • Buhl beUiel No, 21. InU m al H l W V ' Order o t Job 's D aughU rs. wer

stalled Monday n lg h l In Uie C.y.' Masonic Umple.

■ B / ■'--Vi'h. ' Installing q u e e n waa 81 Bym e. w llh M rs.-Jon ice Ort Instolllng guide. M rs. MUdred

. . lor octed as Installing m arshal.• Alma Schoojer was rceordcr. an

stalling chaplain wos Borbora sen. Mr*. Phy llb PaU lck wa: stalling muslclon. Doreen L6w«

• . -.Ti Ellen Ewing were .lnstaUlng . todlons,

Bonnie Bowman wos Instolli• ■ honored queen: J a n e t Adams, s

princess, and JoA nn Shrlver, JNICHOLS princess. O lher officers aro

:en*t»Tlng) Sleebm llh, guide: •Joanne Nl-------------------- marshal: Roberta SUvcns, reco

Oloa SUvcns, U bro rbn ; Vir-v Reed. ■ Junior cusU dlan ; e i

l U U p Wright, senior custodlon;. n i ^ _ _ Jean Thompson, choploln: B(3 r i u n b Lyons, treasurer: M arglnla :. hostess to fb s t messenger; N ndlne Wainwa Slgrô PW. «eond me.v.engcr: Jo n e t STifMjflv TJie third mca.ncnger: Jonnne LaniSê p r o g r i messenger: Virginia 8,

“ ling, fifth messenger; Jeroheld a narly Lyons. Inner guord; B orbnra P

t o rg an lJn g 'a outer guard: Dorothy Nipper,* r Uiere. An- “f d hostess,held In B ur- FollowUig the ceremony,ncld in u u r H ustead w as Installeaecrct sb U rs guardian. A g ill wns presented

ihments were Uoyd Bym e. form er gunrdlnV und LoJJy the group. A piano solo wasV flna houy LangdonIf. E ither McClenn gave * vocol »

Hefreshments were served b hostess eommJllec.

]S^{Z Sham rock ClulT s '^ lr s W?n- Mrs. R alph OmsUod e n U rt iresldent, ond Uie Shomrock club Tuesday, ler It wns rc- W. W. Slehens was progrom c ny,’ mnn. C h rb im as c aro b werelommllUe In- lured.Picketl, Mrs. OuesU were M rs. V ictor Mi Mrs. Jenn ie and Mrs. Irene SU phenson, Vai

I ver. B. C., moUier of Uie host

f e

Ju s t 3 IL' Shoppinc^ j f 'Til

Christl

8EAUTIFUL NYlby

Gotham Gold Stripand

Phoenix 1.45 to I.S

3reener W ill M ake Christmas Complete

Beautiful Styles in Satin and Co.

A Your. Choice of PColors $5.50 and

WELCOME HUDSON'S

t C e rtif ie a i. certificntD fo r footwear j.s a iJioug . one sure to bc apprcclnted by nnyon

rc redeemable for any item in the sto i uscd as a p art payment on nnythinR lave to offer. Of course, they’re you nount you wiah to spend,

‘‘Foo

a

1 Held Honored QueeiBethel,jgh tersew officers of

InU m aU onal lU rs. were In-

In the new

waa Shlrley. mice Orodeon MUdred Nay- m arahal. Mrs.

n rd er, and ln> • ‘B arbara Jen*

Ulck was In - ■''cen Lowe a n d / J B ]nstaUlng cus- v

is Installed os - - ¥ -Adams, senior V

Shrlver, Junior;ers aro R ll* ’ y . \sanno N ipper, ' *hrens, recorder: r b n ; W llm alinn ; Slilrley '■ , J ';odlan: M aryplain; Beverly p \nrglnia Long. - I 1le WAlnwright, S tJo n e t Shnrk, | Imne Langdon, I IIrglnla S p rad - > r

’ NlPDcr page . . • who has been Installd f lipper, pngc

remony. Mrs. Sl. Intem otlonaJ O rder of JJ installed ns Daughler*. (Coad photo—staffpresented Mrs. pa**"!)• gunrdlnn o f --------------------------------------------

S f J " " Scribblers Club . Meets for P c i

^ Mrs. Orval Kelley's home wo. r ' i U secne of the Scribblers club Cl

V ^ I U D mas party and program lasl.A <.»•. A buffet supper, lo whichT uesd^^ Mra “ contribuUd, and a gllS r S ' i l m tS * " * ' liH M B hlrt I to evtnln;3b were fea- A short business meeting

lu red . elecUon of officers. T he i/lclor McBeth Mrs. Max Crothers, president:rnson, vancou- P e u r Johnston,'vlce presidentUie hostess. Mrs. Kelley, secrctary-treasure

V FOR GlThat are sure

st 3 More /****"pping Days f m

'TILhristm as \

NYLONS

Stripe

o 1 .95 j

'a o p e n f r i . I fI AND SAT. g * i NIGHTS I M I T IL 9 P. M. P

tylesind Corduroye of Popular J)0 and $6.00

Miniature Shoe Under the Tree

' Gift Certificate

j a t e

y anyone lo r the store or

lythinR rfud. .>’’re yours in

^ u d s o‘Footwear for the E\

' n r o i t s P A T . B e i a i ,

, J L • • f P ' ' M f-'an^l”^

. . 1 plclimi

BONNIE BOWMAN . who has been Installed as Tw entlelh Co

ired queen of Bnhl bethel No. tiB lematlonat O rder of Job 's J,*®’*;' to Chrlsti [hler*. (Coad p h o to - s ta ff en- fnmUle.sn i) Mr.i. Brucc Q(____________________________ street, or Mr.v

Mnple nvenue. i

Ibblers Club jD onntlons nhniil

Meets for Party. Orval Kelley's home wos Uie ceuud* ' ^ *'of the Scribblers club C h rb t- — '________jarty and program la sl week. — —i -----------ffct supper, to which cach A ruroY wnui <r contribuUd, and a gift ex- ■ e hlghUghled th e evening. ■ Cshorl business m eeting fen* I elecUon of officers. They ore

Max Crothers, p resident: M rs. ■ g „ . r . Johnston,'vlee president, and

Kelley, secretary-treasurer.

OR GIFTSare sure to . Pleas

Miniature Shoes to Place Under the Tree With Each Gift Certificate

d A o n i \' for the Entire ^

L e a :

^ S G i a iS A N F B ;

collect' o y e s s p a r k l " ' f ? A m e r ic a Di<

■ f e r r ^ . - T h e a « n o w^ H ? , r T n i t t i u a n e , ---------------------■ 1 ^ W * M r

pi“ >. M o

R i- j ^ e > u>» p '“y*''

r V 'V .L-triiif program *8 .•V ,.'-^ :-;- f l2 lrw e » n " ^ “®*r ' ^ i t c d to sub- f c j | ^ V ; v f t

Jint Il«p wouW ■• , ' '■

5 i i i idinlnUtwed F I T M .; H

I J '^ '^ M tr a ^ c ro- l o c a l e su n d a rd s

UefflUtXTM. r•n^juinT'COst p res- i'^ ^ 00l.i ahould ;fÛ iose of almllar |>

^ p ro g ra m * {rom p ,S l u in the cane L »• , . ■K etptrlment. a n te ■I p mu the Beneral ■ ' ^ B ' .'

,n otber otuervftllon. [M cinnot depend > .Hlx icllon to v.ipe ^ IniieAd, college . b tt to uve iUeir f .A.tRUure recru ltJns *BUaan-tv.-ln evils ^

,Mtn i lAL'>e sense o f .BOU'T cnse.i. moke

19 Wbe otrers."

^ p i t t t on Clyde iM tc ia r Vk Bl twwe of th e ex tra - je iu n f tm der M cinjlns to Salm on J , ^

S M £ f . r r - ™ :■ THa Palis. Is thO'S tu- j ~ ~ lo l lhe University o* K A W l l as. Dick PuendellnB. -D W VT U bJ roiSe the vnrslty l _ _ _ _ > _ SunJofd university. . BCn*'

si-, lor Raia Is a re- lil»Silionttl n iflo asso- Ch»B ------------sffibm of h ls elub w iuT r*"-T Z Z’ JiUhef rnnks thanCJ othtr community In Tout. ,^-

a Trln Fnll* yotuigs- j.' k ” " .Jn ol the club. C. MorrU ' * * ToUU —___[.Hejbum's contrlbu- Ktle't alliletlc hopes.ti Junior vnrslty bas- - ...........-a lo r a v a r s l ty s u l t cati.on";;____ i"sor may se t a s ta r t- _ . ,t* IBC tcnm shortly . ------- .■rwulted— ficranen L « , ________*

tmn, mainly for ba^* Nc» --------------kt him :tty ou t fo r Uj}? lhe boy’;5 dfsJre ta u i t a So whatl does hei he becomes ISC’s ^lA itAds the confer- iir.ndt " .Z r.!"tmd Is picked as the______ Communi_

Jlm tosn In th e con- ...........

« tor biuketball drills A.ikin* .....'l i t t Coaeh Babe Cac- {iV’'^ '!"‘ ..........italhe Bengal Jayvees. ------------------—wtfl hls proffreas and Touli — -_

lut minutes against&i« lu t week. s i ^ „ , _____:W ta get Connor to Vr»i» 7-____ —■Rtot loolball practice.------------------------wp!« of other u le n u Tauu ____ti ia tlo u ia a th lo U c a l-____________ jW Bubby H olt realises Ro«* « 01 the finest high- ll»ho *nd If ISO ever

thc /lM W d a T o u i i ^ the Heyburn youth. MEN'S

mb Bows to iFeature t it Program - c. ,

Picl/le Coxu light ' ‘.•Uki'-*.'’ -••.....‘ ytejtlltiK champion. U i.inv. I ....... I“ UlMcoml) two oul of -----------«t Wednesday nlBht nilT.*®" ........J eienl of ihe weekly ........-n ih e b f ld io tJo J tlh e Toui. — ....

wiwli and tumble lUnaifor —.....loi ot t in j show- Ji' Sit ***

' f ‘ llie ml..,erable for 'i: (? Jru**?...-Ji tte jnaich. j . mum«i

the llrst fnll vâth “• « ~ ........I ntn the count with ,, ., w « i.n«> .1 .0 . , . ,1,„„ kicu I ! - " ; ; ” . - d /* '"■ ’« ‘*8 r ; '" " —..... -■a S , ' " ' ’ “ 'w I I S . r : = r :

John- ---------- «> t t e . h l l , n , T . , . 1 . --------

“ • " . ' . ' ( C C S r t a s S £ . - ] =

S S J 'S j 'S ”! ' » “1 H"ir

“le Loses Staters

3*n 5 t»inb. the touw --------

l l i l ^'• ''Sllasc Cnh.n _ _ _ _

V f " ; S i i y ' ^ E ' [ ‘ S r , > ? i > 2 i i ! •— -II ’ •'D.*;'’-"’"-' I • I. I SOUTH TEA ‘ I ‘ MfAMI. r

• • ? !I Coach Andylot», i 0 0 ‘he 20 collei

; S « [cpresent thi •S * ■' T . , - 1 1 N orth-South

" * 1 Rreo . 61.0. Of the four ■ . lo r th is g u n

, s t - W e s t G r i i

a r n E e a s o n

a n t S h r i n e IF R A N C IS C O . D e c . 2 0 (/P) — L it t le : a r k l i n t r v / i t h d e l ig h t , lo o k e d up a t I D ic k K a z m a l e r a n d s a id , " D ic k , yo i no w a s t h e S h r i n e r ’s c r ip p l e d c h i ld rc r

— ----------- - o c c a s io n w a s

M a t m e n ?g a m e h e re D(

proceeds < lie BO to the ho

Kazmaler. ths. led Princeton U

no defeats, was ball ereals who

'^>’0‘ Vicki Is

pretty .Michigan St

' • ' I B A f l l H ? R n v V V l N egro-U ckle . i . appearing In

h ^ r | A o ' : O ' C I ' ^ U I n th e boys'wI ^ a sîard for US

^ H l ^ i '■■ '•'jiii meekly n t Uie^ B V ' ' 11-year-old. Kr<

•.'*■'•'I speaks no EngU., : -'-l ball player and

M ^ to hnven con ' ^ •. California's I

■ ' lea BUnrd. Le.i 1old P a t in tow. America fuilbac

■ ' '] ny. canled S‘yeth e room.

B ' ' ' ' bedsidea rd were

H K " - ; C lark, scs-pourOloifc, 335-poui from Honolulu halfback. John

K nunnler ed

. LC'A ll-A m erica i W eatherall. heli on h is knee,

i r tiko ■ w restU ar o a te h A ll the Uttle j inderw ay I* Jn r t Bob Z » » . a ••coIIckc yell.' I, fit. John 's, scrapping fo r tu rn for nil ,11

W ltb K entucky* F rank m entors D. O. —K enlm iky.„claw ed, .B t,_ p a r^ o u U » : Cla I-<0. (WBA lelepbolo) M ichigan Slate_____________________ erly of Colgate

■ • o . Bernie Blermnnw h n g S c b r e s ^

" H enry "Red" 8: BcnATCii i-rAnuB ----------

= i i i l l FirstHF^ng

= S ^ J S Z i j j j y f i_________.»« »pj m in t

---------- P lrs t h a lf IIK . i*n ...A c '“ *’ ‘■'fl®

........—......... IS’ 1*; ll? Pftlls RUle and___! ™ ....... 51U i:s 177 D34 ed wllll Stayn__ l i u I m l i s 17h

" 'i t i t 'i 'n o r i SUiyners flnl ....... ............. 555 ««* 51* w llh a 20-8 )---------------- m iM « »io pjnwhee------------- . . ._ ^ Sporting Goods------- ----- ---«n S3* Sll IMS Chevrolet. 6-32

no>i*4r«vi the last n ......................17B UT 1*: S-.T fea ted K ra i’s 1 — ..! « i “« m» O errish defeat--------------- ,_m _ i» 3et 6-0.

..........v;. «‘T SM lew T o p score ofi i i « . iu b y - F ta n k Jet;

!»7 :oi » J o f ft pMlble 40— — 14S 191 IK SOI week were post

, s r = lz ” = = z ;:1m 1 " i : : K ! [ i . 'v , ; 3 : ," — ...... ............. : s ' : s ‘; n n n .........------ r» ik _ lle tt |_ ^ _____ KrU'» — - } 5 r j n s r r j T r .;5 irK r.i _z i r . z z z : : \ l \ \ l \ m t S C; T m u x " ,.::! '-

*7io ^ I ii "sm I m i —•■BN'S MINOR LEAGUE -------••“ :— .‘:..!:’-,.®!."g « t af# u - i .......................IW lj» IJS <M c_ SuBborn

! I!5 l i , S l S; S “" - ~ ~ 1!! !! !!5 ”•

.................... — ■■■C. C. And«r»»n‘» c S*vtrl .........

— ;....- - - j i j | « ; « «« a: 0. D «k2r':22

===;!• ;•! is ii: T . F . ; i F i l

s i n P i s t e ;

. . .____ ______j j j IDO 107 ii» m a tch of the ir « -------------UJ Ml i : i SM Valley sallcry..... .......... — -IJS jH Jl 5J5 Twin FÎU 1 — - il? {?S J h « l l.W a to 834. H

ri»! MZ 110 JSJ4 p ,, ,g No." . . . Sl ISI let Its ^ o re s Ineluc

.............— n MO i » 41* Twin m ils N.....— -------- “0 j ‘‘ }<‘ } « 275: David O----------------- J ig u *• ghftrp. 310; nnt.J T Z L ____t» i:s IS9 4« Twin Falls «

-------- ---------MO : m SSS a o t fn d '’c^yde iS sstinM>N«»* Pller—Vaughi

-----------------iM tn» IOS 11 Dean. 310; C. 1’ J r r : “ 5* iSl IU 1 * Eastm an,___________ 140 140 140 4 0 ----------------------

Joe D‘ e e e e i E ill iii ili Shied--------- --- - - n * \ l \ 115 JJJ By M IMJ ---------------

--------- -------- »IT *30. TH MM best bait playet•ri»rf J n k iiu JM r »>>»» W llllnms, "Is J________ __ 7T 7t n : i i P raise from

I ----------------1st i k it» 441 dee(]_ b u t Jo•'— Z Z ------- 138 i ” 111 3»4 h '“ch of It fnI Z ___ .m '- .ieo ISS H» 4Tt during hia i:1 --------------- u» ] i i jeo SIT lengues. Joe

" mo " r i j " no MJ9 Brenlest accom8h»s * —his S9-game

J Z Z :--------Z m 0 1*0 m I " ^Z Z Z Z Z ^ — IJt T i n 40S Magglo failed------------------ HO 0 149 4to Twice h e led tJ------------------ 4« 0 IIO «o j g i ih j----------------^ _ 1 J ! ! _!!: Twice he was

— IS* T«» » i MJO 1037 w ith 46 ai¥ e a m p r a i s e d:r. Fla., Dec. 30 HV-Ke&d f*f,7u.T*;.ndy ausU fsoD , Miami, said worldl*erle college foolball players U» U was qulto it th e so u th In tHb Shrine i ta toll, o u th Batno Chrlslm ao n igh t DIMb b iIo x a0 (trea test potenU al o f nny ft suspicious ai fou r squads I'vfl coached pleked up ffreiga2n(*’t a s veU a s a

. ' .. .___ .

x r i d m e n ^

o n f o r ■ ^

e B o w l-L ittle blond Vicki, h e r i up a t P rinccton's All- Dick, you belong; to m e." children’s hoHpital. Thc ion was thc annunl v isit IC collcgc football s ta rs vill play in thc East-W est here Dec. 29. .

proceeds of the erld lron clos-to the hospliAl't-fund,--------------- U D j H I I

msler, the Brest ha lfback w ho K I P S J 'Inceton through a season of s j s S K s ; ! . feats, was one of m any foot- reals who were "adopKd'* by boys -and girls who live In

Vicki Is 0 years old and

tUgan su ite 's A ll-A m eric a • Uckle. quiet and studious .

ring In his hom rim m ed ‘I. was U ken over by H eldle, ••*■?%'• ^ /ear-old charm er. T hey h a d •I chat. . ^ 1he boys' wlnB. P a t C annam ela,rd for USC thin season, stood • ■ .f a t Uie bed of Freddy, anir-old. Freddy is Spanish nnd1 no English bu t th e big foot- • •layer and the youngster seem - ? ' ' “-r*-'-tinven common understand ing . " ^fornin's iwo-tlme A ll-A m er-iard, Le.1 Richter, had 8-yea r- F rank z ie i.I t In tow. 'Wftshln«l«n-u A ll- football leatvca fullback, H ugh M cElhen- »«‘P o w dierrJed 8-year-oId O ary a round CleveUnd wo:om. --------------- :-----he bedsitle of 8-year-old R leh - T P T T were Oregon S ta le 's H erm X • JC • X

2CS-pound tackle, and Jim 235.pound guard, b ro thers TV Tvv-..- T

Honolulu and D rake's g rea t i ^ C W 1 ick. John Bright, mnler and Coleman also pos- th .Susan, a 2-yenr-old tike , U O W l l . Laura Lee. 13. O klahom a's imerlcft tackle, g lnn t J im Tw*" lerall. held 8-ycnr-old Lennlo “ f te r the firs I knee. a new trl-olty the llllle s lr ls had m em orlw d lleKc yell." I t was given In nf for nil ,ihe coaches, e aste rn •if iu irs D. o : 'T u ss” McLftURhry, wuUi: Clarenee ‘'B lgge" M unn, o ffic e rs ' are gnn Slate; Antly'TCerrrform ^" " ^ j n ' F a J la 'I )f Colgate, now re tired , a n d T jaho Palls v 8 Blerman, ex-M lnnesoU . a n d young Poca' rn conches Je.is Neely, B ice: p . Kelson. Wilkinson, Oklnhomn, ontl T eam sU nd

r "Red” Snnders, UCLA. sesaJon are T --------------------------- - PocateUo Elks

rs t H a lf o f iSS;.T£,n'UIlo, 5-10. a:

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t h a lf Ilflng In the In ter- sc ra tch and 1 if le tournam ent a l th e T w in 3,781 and 3.0 RUle and Pistol club h as end - H I L onj, T s lUi Stayner's Sporting Ooods individual set ant of Uie four-tenm league, a n d ''Sprouts'' rnera finished th e firs t h a lf h a d llie hlitl: a 20-8 record, followed by gam e w llh 2!

: Plnwheelers, 18-10; O errish Oeorge Yoi lng Ooods, 12-10, and Jenk in s th e high scr o}et, 6-33. Q ene JohnsoiJie last m atches Stnyners de- ^cM alns, Tw. 1 K rai's Plnwheelers 3-2 and th e hlgn han »h defeated Jenkins Chevro- ,0 T he 10 hlglscore of the week was posted

ta n k Jenklii.1 w ith 370 ou l paMble 400. All scores for th e pocn'teno jjo were posted from Iron-slghU - ^ m r a i ’i , ; ! ,

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F., Filer S p lit, “i S , "" Pistol Matchn F a lls and Filer ap llt p istol „®(,ies here th is week In tho fina l ^1 of the first round In Magicr gallery league com petition, q a T \ _ _ ,n FalU No. 1 defeated Flier J L I E yto 834. However. F iler's score BOISE D.e tter than the 843 posted by oq days to cPalls No. 2. of your locV

res included: -me « ta u ,n Falls No. 1 -M . J . Bnys. Jr., _ „ U n e n t n David O 'H arrow , 371; Cliff

370; and David -nchno r. 220. }DL,t ” d" n Falls No, 2 -B v a Rosa, 237;

.lyde Rosa, 140. p _ vonr -V a u g h n H unt, 343: R alph in ?h, , 310: C. D. Dlakelee, 300, andEastm an, I03. ' ' ■ "- ~

le DiMaggio, Pra ded Away From IBy MILTON RICllM A N always remal W YORK. Dec. 30 (U.PJ — ‘T h e)all p layer I eversnw ," sa id Ted yet fled fronums, "Is Joe DlMagBlo." tunlty.Isc from C aesar Is p raise In- • His good fi

b u t Joe DlMagglo earned of sports—aI of It from 'o th e r g rea t sUirs Oeorge Solots hia 13 years In tho big e r named Tces. Joe h im self cites a s his w ith the Clulest accomplUhment— a n d th rill Page, b u t shliS9-game h ittin g a treak o f 1S41. players,a ll of h is baseball years. D l- W htn ttiln

;lo failed to h i t JOO on ly oiice. happy. Whcis h e led th e league, Jn 1B39 w ith h e had sluirand Uie nex t year .w ith J62. hU good-naft he was th e hom erun k in s , tn For a maiw ith 46 and 1948 w ith 39. T h lr - »ione, the btim es h e was picked on th e all- tough. O fterteam . T ea tim es' ho played Id m the tJresJi'orldl series. sUdlum, try lwas qulto a career. B u t I t took graph hunteiill. pUj-ers* entt)vlDgglo xathe to th e b ig leagues ways thererplclous and shy youngster. Ho slfinfd thc ad up greitt poise, a s a person InRly-eU aa a baU p layer. B u t b e DlMagglo ^

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Rough

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F rank ZIeiler of PhlUtlelphla, on hla b»ck, rax Qtball league game w ith CleveUnd, p lay ed at Ip o rer d ie js r r e d fe« Irylae to *<op h t e . 2Sti. eveUnd won Z4-0. (AP wirephoto)

'.F. Elks Top Poor few Tri-City Hits

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lowling Loop jmsSi]'w in Falls Elks nre leading piny coacher the f irst round of acllon In *h*-r? davlew trl-olty Elks bowling leaaue. t h r Tilw 'y -w a s organized thU week In - j:«telJo and the Jcsguo Js com- -» - j,[ - . ;ed of two 'teams each from In Falls, Pocatello and Idaho

) ff lc e r* 'a re p o m e r W .B e rU c h .Jn ' Fails; prM JileH i~B^~X 5bIn7 —,ho Palls, vice presiden t: O eorge ®ung. Pocatello, secrcU ry. and iê.w sy i P . NeUon. Pocatello. Ueaaurer.

:eam sU ndlngs a fte r the InlUalsJon aro TR'ln ITalU 211cs. ll-< ; “ B'*«*:ateUo Elks, 8-7; Broadway Bowl Ia . Idaho Palls, 8-7; Idaho FalU;s, 8-7; King Pin Bowl Elks, poca- »lo, 5-10. and Bowladrome Elks, ^■In Palis 5 - ia • —fcrhe high team for sc ra tch play l - fs Pocatello Elks With I.OOO polnU .i for hanSlcap plsy was Idaho .Ils Elks. 1.087. Pocatello Elks A i « o 'i the hJ»h leam series fo r both xT L J. Ca tch and handicap scoring w ith _ '81 and 3.044.II Long. Twin PolU, h a d th e high T h e friendllvldual scratch game w ith 345, O o n . Dol>d "Sprouts" Lelehlller, Tw in PolU. £>m TaiQji Ilje hlith Individual handicap N ew Yenrîe w llh 3S5. • ^ regsrde3eorge Young. Pocatello, posted coaching rs high scratch series w ith m . T h e adnne Johnson, Idaho PolU, and I . e ra n Tenr;Malns, ’Twin Fnlls. were tied for m aster a n! high handicap series w ith 683 stra tegis t:h . w a r II da ;rhe 10 h igh average bowlers ore A s NeyltSternberg, Pocat(jlo, 188; Oeorge Carolina <ung, PocAtello, 102; K eith Cole- h im In t hin. Tw in PalU. 181: P e n y Stone, assU tant 'catello, 180: Domer ,W. B crlsch. som e of t l'In PalU, 170; Lee Peterson, Poca- h e h id evlo, 107; Jo h n Blrrell. T w in PalU, T he "yoil: Oene Johnson, Idaho FalU . w a s T stiu ii: SU n Commons, T w in Palls, 170. U na ttu n ad E arl McCurcy, PocateUo, 176. ^êjUndrhe second session o f th e league pe rm it T a i11 be held Jan . 13 a n d 13 In Idabo scout* w hl u . ' UiQ sreeic

• — t t t ;— 7— r . “ ®'nee Hike Asked . In Fishing Tackle rctiueil o rWASHINO’TON, Dec 30 W — ihlng tackle m anufacturer#-have I’l'lf.o Iced the government to decontrol i r ^ ney i Ices o f rods, reel*, files, hooks, „ ™ * w a es and o the r such equipment.Dfflce of price stablllroUon of- laU U)ld the Industry advUory 8Cttooi-to mmittee there Is little chance conien Ice lists wlll be taken off th e o n e eondli 00 or more Item s.-the Industry o n e ne n n sduces. " “i ’ l®"- .[nstead, O PS said a U llo red regu- . *,lon especially w ritten to m eet oblemt o f theso .jn a n u /ac tu ren 11 be issued. watch T a t

.1 their splitJO Days Left „ “

BOISE, Dec. 20 (flV-You have f f l n i € '0 days to clean those ducks out if your locker. p i Q V £

The s ta te fUh and game de- ja rtm ent reminded Id ah o duck ^luntera th a t the ir possession fImlt on ducks expires 90 days îfler th e close of the season: rhe season closed M onday. X

P. S. You should have only tlx S !.» nOT lucks In the locker, too. H« c ro s

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Praised by Playe om Prominence oways rem ained the qu ie t.- lo n er." th e bnJlho was paUent and kind to fan s, team m ateIt fled from them a t ll r s l oppor- advice. Vmlty. th e b a t tHis good friends becam e m en o u t wouM h a i; sports—a Ucket broker nam ed For oneeorge SoloUlre, a r e sU u ran t ow n- back g r e t• named TooU Shor. O n the ro ad m utm urciIth the Club Joe w as a p a l o f Joe la st lireeliRge, b u t shied away from tho o th e r song. T hlayers. umei t>«I When Uilngs were good, Joe waa appy. W hen things wero b a d -a n de had slumps w hich a te away a t ^he leoao:U good-naturo—ho w as morose. W hen 1For a m an who w anted to b e for a c mlone, the baseball hero’s role waa ^ x - n e>ugh. Often h e would a lt for hou rs time* I n i} the dressing room a t Y ankee Zveryw;adlum. trying lo w ait ou t the a u to - w*» fo lioraph hunters who clam ored a t th e ta u ra n t. IUj-era‘ enttance. Y e t Uiey were a l- ahop. H eâys there w hen ho left, and h e well I f ni!j;»ed the autographs uncom plaln- the p lo y ligly. U lo n s alDlMagglo waa i r e a t l j respected b y H# w » i

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- — - i ~ ' b M k .ra n out o f bennda In th e (hlrd period layed a t F h iu d e lp h ls . Browns* Derrel Palmer, i t e . ZJegler o rW ed the ball fo r a short j« ln Im

P o o r AiVeatlier Yanl Sits Cage Gaines Proc

PoorV eaU ier la causing *narU n Magic Valley's high schoollasketball schedules. P lve games V * 1 . 0 Llave been affected (his week. ±

Cosch Luirry Stone reports a • NEW Y'hrce-day roadtrip scheduled by New Yorkh e Pller 'W lldaits has been ca ll- ano ther bi:d off o n the recom m endation s i farm h tif sUte police because of road a ll-star tci:ondltlon8. Filer had scheduled di, m rrI trip t o Salmon, Challls and ok la ., clul^rco Thursday. Friday and S a t- Ungue wetirday .---------------- ---------------------- - m ade-tbe-

Two same* were postponed team fromrue.vlsy night. O lenns F e rry w as v a , o f 0;inable to m*ke lU tr ip to E agle Amsterdanm d Richfield d idn ’t g e t as fa r American“ a i » - r a , wo.

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ôes in Sugar S 'S ,io'w i Contest f S '5 b-e “Unique”KNOXVILLi:. T enn., Dec. 30lo frlendahlp between T ennessee's * c n . Bob’ Neyland and M aryland 'sm TatOm, r iv a l eoaehes In th e 5 ' . , ^ * '“ ®ew Y ear's day Sugar bowl game, " " u n ’ont

regsrded . u unique In loo tball Pour Ya•aching rnnlu. ting chan T h e a d m ln u o n bolween th e vet-•an Tenncisee single wing rin g - ‘-‘ 'V* *’* a sU r a n d the Maryland sp lit Trateg lst dates baek to pre-W orld *>*a r II d ay s. of .Tw in FA s Ncylnnd te lls Uie sUiry, N orth J u s t Ularollna Coach Carl Snavely told pitching ilm In t h e laio 30s th a t a young La O rangwUlant on h is sU ff tu rned in loro h e sime of th o fines t scouting rep o rts the threee h id e v e r teen . two more.T he -y o u n j a ss is ta n t- to Snavely stniclc oua s T itiu n , t g to r t tackle on C aro- A lester,, fn a tta tn s In ( h e early 30s. league wllK erU nd Slid h e asked Snavely to pllcd a l.e

srm it T atu tn to s it w ith Tennessee -» u t* w h o w ere *pylng on Duko CABDB SiQ seek: betore tbe D uke-T ennes- ^>Q gwne. Snsvely consented. ^Tatum siitiinltted -'an excellent },>■ i

»uU ng report on Duke. N eyland m em ber o Jlated, a n d accom panied I t w ith asqueal o f hi* o w n -h e 'd like to a t - "noun?e< sad a T ennessee spring prac tice n d pick up joroe coaching pointers

f l ^ ' i p r e t t y la rge order, fo r . B B S I '«yl*nd h a d never prm ltled an ou t- d e r-co ftc h or alum nus of a no ther ' '■ :h o o l- to Watch his Vols drill. B u t t i > „ ■ o coniented to le t T n tum come on p«It,*iiV n e condition; T h a tT ^ tu m toll no :\o he h n d been gran ted *uch p e r- 'Ilsslon.Tatum ha* been a regular v isitor coiumbi*

> Tennesset apring drilU since th e cjneinnii •or. And Jujt o s regularly Neyland , aes to College Pa rk each spring to fornu Tt. ■atch T atum p u t hU boy* Uirough {.‘“' ‘I* i' i d r ipU t T S K j S

ji'amed California ?Iayer Is Killed ♦

ANTIOCH, Callf.. Dec, 30 W—.tbert " P c j^ '* Sprott, 54. a half-ftck on th e university of Californiawonder team" of 1020, was faU lly IiJured W ednesday w hen he .divedu t of the path of an oncoming I:anU F e jtreamllner.

H< crushed h U skull on Uie Iron a ll s tep of a n .id le boxcar,

layers. Fans,;e of Stardom |b e b a ll players, a n d his Y ankee eam m ate* o ften w en t to h im fo r » E 0 idvlce. When he’d ta k e his crack a t .he ba tting cage, o tb e r playera S a fg l^ vouM h a l t (h e ir workouts to w atch.'

For o n e thing, ha h a d such come- ^ jack grea tnes* ."T he ' ’goodbye" Joe num iurcd a t hU p ress conference ast lireek w as not h la f irs t sw an ’ ilong. T hey w role h im off several /Ume* b e fo n th a t. F o r one th in s , I:here w a s tha heel In jury of 1B4B. I t (cpt DlMagglo out of th e lineup h a lt :he leason . .

W hen he finally re lu m ed —In Ume *ror a c n ic lt l aeries agalnat th e Red 5o x - h c hll. key hom eruns tbrefl ■ - > Limes I n three games. '

EverywHere DlMagglo w ent, he K*i followed by crowds—to a res- u u r a n t . lo th e movies, to th e barber shop. B e v o re tho m an tle o f fam e ^ well I f nol g ladly. H o earned I t on the ploylDg field , a n d kep t earning It Ions alter I t waa hla. . .bj

HSW M, limply, a g rea t boU player. «<

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C r o p o f M e n “ j H i ia t Cald«

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 OP)— T he tf io Into New Y ork Y ankees h a r v e s t e d urday Ji m o the r bumper c rop tn 19S1 w llh elslon to Sl farm hands m aking m inor league ra ted as iU -star team s. a ix confi

a l t members o f tb e McAlesUr, T he C< Okla., club of th e Sooner sta te e*t team league were a lU sU rs and alx more one thli m ads-tbe-O oorg ia-A labam a league beigh t... team from La O range, O a., Norfolk, squad gi V a, o f the P iedm ont league and ,»as exp Amsterdam, N. Y.. o f th e C anadian ever. American league each h a d Jive. Buhl a

Tbe world cham ps a lread y have evening four a ll-sU rt on th e ir I0S3 rosU r Power » Including Bob Cerv. th e slugging p e rt ear outfielder who led th e A m erican a s- lo have soclatlon In h ittin g w ith a J44 av- victors 1 erage a t K a n s u City. H e regU tered could pu 33 doubles, 31 Ulples, 38 hom ers and MadUc 108 runs batted In. baskelba

OuUlelder A rchie W ilson, m ost Durley 1 valuable player of th e In ternaU on- ®’al league s t B uffalo w here b e coJ- ®,lected 191 h its, also U up on th c big ^club. So are shortstop Je rry Snyder w uio d« (590) and le l t handed p itcher H arty Schacffer (10-9). bo th from " B esum ont of th e T exas lejgue.

Pour Yankee farm hands won bat- dng cham pionships. In addlUon to { ^ _ , Cerv, they were: Sa tu rlno Escalera (J74). of Muskegon, M ich., of the C entral league; BUl Skowron U*4) of Norfolk and V em CampbeU (.338) . M o ^ l of T w in FalU in th e P ioneer leogue.

j u s t U ke a look a t some o f the pitching records. C harlie Harrison,La O range, h a d a 10-3 record be- 5*“ dlnB foro h e shifted to Quincy. 111., in “Uie th ree -I league where h e won . two m ore. Jim Russell, Tw in FalU, s tn ick ou t 200. Dee Sanders. M c- ‘ A lester,. won 37. led th e c lass D ” league w llh 199 stjllceouta a n d com- piled a 1.87 e am ed ru n . S S S 2

CARDS SION CO A Cn “ U e nBT, L O tn s , Doc. 20 LB—John backed

Riddle, veteran of 34 years in base- Eden ra ball, h a s been signed a s Uie second vaUey t m em ber of M anager Eddie s t a n l ^ s e tw sqi coaching s ta t t f o r 1P53, Fêd Salgb ,‘ r « onnounced. 2ff|£ , f

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night when the Twin Falls B runs tak dogB in w hat promises to b« a basket the firs t time in reeent years, Nampa vas one-sided favorites, ----------

Friday’s cage schedule U dotted n p w ltb top contests a s tbe Jerom e T l- I W t gers play a t Caldwell, B uh l a t 'A ioerlcan FalU, MaitUon of R ex - / - v , burg a t Burley, Aberdeen a t R u - l l n pert, M ounu in Home a t Ooodlng.Castleford a t H ansen and EdeiL a t M urtaugh. L i a i l

T h e Nam pa-Twin FalU c lash a p - peara to be a to«i-up. Nam pa h a s NEW lost two pre-conferenca games, b o th one th in by one -po in t decision*. O ntario^ toon «y* Ore., tu rned back the Bulldogs In sUr up 1 an overtime game and WeUer tu r n - whether ed th e ttlck w ith a basket in th e The A last IS teconds ^Tuesday n ig h t quesUon

Tw in FaU s en ters the game w tth casters: a 2-1 record. T h o Bruins defeated ”T h e t Buhl and Oakley, tben dropped t , a ttendan re tu rn game w llh Buhl. playing 1

O one from tb e N am pa^team i r e 1* being tbe g iants of p a s t year*. However, ball'* .illi the Bulldog* wUl have a s lig h t Of tho he igh t advantage ovcr the B ru ins, yearctid T w in PalU h as more experienced the syst men. eood, oU

PamUlar nam es' on Uie N am pa and caU rosU r are Melbome M orkus a n d gome. Mickey D ean. T hey give N am pa a F ifty 1 strong scoring punch. platoons

Coach H arold Btown U expected from a r to s ta r t Lee B arU ett and je r ry H e r- sent, rick a t forw ards. Bud Cross a t Those cen ter and Bob Nielsen and D lc tt altem aU Truscott a t guards. D ale D eagle team s U and Clarenee Sweet also wUl see 1—I t 1 a large sharo of acUon In tb e B n iln to play. Uneup. 3—I t

A prelim inary game wUl be played * < » tl^ . a t 7 p. m.. foUowed by tb e va rsity _ ^ T b l contest a t 8:30 p. m . - why not

Jerom e wlU be the underdog again ' 4—I t : a t CaldweU for lU second s tr a ig h t J i ^ lfl Uip Into Uie BoUe valley. L as t B a t- T he ai urday, Jerom e dropped a « - 4 0 d e - elslon to Bolae. CaldweU Is a te am l--T b i ra ted as th e strongest in th e B ig squa;U Six conference. pro*eJytl

T he Cougars bave one of tb e ta l l - e*t team s Jn the sU te and th a t 's especiaU one Uilng Jerom e h a sn 't go t •— up the g he igh t...C oach . Gerald DelUnger'a 3—I t squad gavo a be tter showing th a n ip«M W ivas expected agalnsi Boise, how - '

Buhl appears to be tn fo r a tough evening a t American FaUs. T h e ‘Power county qu lnU t defeated R u - p e rt earlie r thU year and a ppea rs W a v i lo have another strong team . B uh l, ” victors ovcr Tw in PalU T uesday , I T f v a , could pu ll ano lher surprUe. p o '

MsdUon o t Rexburg, an a n n iu l T _ n , baskeiba ll'pow er In Idaho , faces J L l l .u f Durley in th e Bobcat*’ f irs t hom e game of tbo season. Burley lo st Uiree gam es on a road trtp la to eastem Idaho laa l week. T h e con test could be close. “ Sl*!

Aberdeen, one of tbo s trongest “ “ ‘.e* class B team s In Idabo . wUl p ro - Vide Uie flr*t bome opposition. Io r “ R upert. Coach Jack B a p e r t team h a a spUt to IU f lr s t gam es. »-» losing to American FaUs b u t do- feaUng Snake River. A berdeen Is favored sllghUy.

M ounU ln Home pays » r e tu rn tr ip to Ooodlng. T h e Senators o p e n - „ ed tb e lr season by downing M oun- ^ UJn Homt on Uu U t l t f i Horn. 2 “ -„ ' court two weeks ago. Since th e n , “ ® Ooodlng has won two o tbe r gam es.

CasUeford plays H ansen and th e m un ir 1 UU Wolves are expected to acore ' a win over th e H ansen squad. T h e „ Huskies broke Into th e w in colum n • ' • thU week by defeatbig M alt*, w ta w i Castleford. on th e o the r h and , ia w Prt«i ra te d as one of'*lbe best In th e

Eden plays a t M urU ugb a n d la f backed lo down tb e Red Devils.Eden ra te s high on tho Ust In th e vaUey tbU season w ith a n aU -vet- R ,b , eran squad o l sharpshooters. m P tun

T hree games aro scheduled to - _ , n ight, pa iring Fairfield and H ey- wJSdlii bufli a t R upert. D ietrich a t H ager- ibanm * m an a n d O lenns Ferry a t WeadeO. — i

Tw o gamea a re scheduled B at- urday . N am pa movea across tb e i f j rtver to s la y Jerom e In tb e T iger's » f irs t ham e game a n d Ooodlng f , traveU to Shoshone.

POCATELLO T B IU M Pna BLACKPOOT, Dee. 30 W l-P oca-

tello puUed ahead lo tb e f ina l q u a r- ctniBate r W ednesday, n igh t to edge B lack- Vi foot 4 6 -« tn a UgbUy pU yed cage

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tng s ta r for th e Cleveland Browns. CwUfiwon 10 letters as an a ll-around n « a <a thlete a t MarUns Ferry b lgh echool j,.n.n.in Ohio.______________________________CoodK

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Two Platoons “ On Gridiron

Cause Debatep. Nam pa h a s NEW 'YORE, Dec. 20 (AV-Tl ea games, b o tb one th ing su re about the two lon*. O ntario , toon system In foctba ll-you le Bulldogs In sUr up a good argum ent abo d WeUer tu r n - w hether you 're fo r i t or again basket to th e The Associated Press posed

iday n ig h t quesUon to spo rtsw ritcn and sp the game w tth caslers: ruins defeated ”T h e two p latoon system, v lt ien dropped a a ttendan t Increases In the sli ihl. playing squads and coaching sm pa^team i r e 1* being blamed for many of 'ear*. However, ball's ills. Do you agree?" have a a llgh i Of the 121 repUes received b er the B ru ins, yearctid poll, 71 satd tbey fa' re experienced the system. Somo thougbt It

good, o thers were more enUius n the N am pa and caUed i t a g rea t tb tog Io I M arkus a n d game.give N am pa a F ifty said they were agalnsi R. platoons and th e ir reactions nam U expected from a mild p ro tes i to a violen and je r ry H e r- sent.aud Cross a l Those who were for th e iyst< Uen and D lc ti altem aU ng offensive and defc

D ale D eagle team s Usted tb e foUowlng rea also wUl see I—I I glvea more boys t cl

in to tb e B n ito to play.3—I t makea fo r m ors c d

1 wUl be played footbaU. by tb e va rsity 9—ThU 1* a n e ra of fpedi I. . . why n o t In football?underdog again ' 4—I t reduces th e n u m b ^ 0 leeond sCrulght Juries In th a t fresb p lay en a re illey. L as t B a t- T he an tis Usted tbe foUowlnt ed a « - 4 0 d e -weU Is a te am 1 - T b s aecesslty for u l to th e B ig squads fu rthered recTUlUng

proselyting.jne of Uie la l l - will force m any ae!a te and th a t 's especlaUy tbe smaUer ones, toh a sn 't g o l ' __ up the game because of tbe cosHid DelUnger'a 3—l l Is too confusing for

showtog th a n sp«M M r. ~ ~It Boise, how - 4—I t maxes for too m any jp

b ts .tn fn r a toiiirh *“ 1^ completely takes tbo

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l e t i u e coniest, H agenftan Pira testh e atronBcat ^ g h aehool 'game

d iSo 5 m i ^ “ - evening to Maglo Valley.for »-«>P “ 1 «*• balf wUh-tbe scoi

i u t o t S S «t Uio end of tbe t l r r tb u t ^ “ »'> 10-W Ow

r Aberdeen Is '«^cn Coach Murray Sattei • Trojans retook mo floor In thi

I%.n . wrtum ^™rae, WehdeU iced tbo o “rho Ttojans scored 11 potota : third qiittter to Uiree tor I

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n th a n aU -vet- o o^shooters. m P tunoa e e

scheduled to - _ . . t: field and H ey- w M « isirlch a t H ager- ----------------------> i«irry a t WeadeO. > ' ' ■ i

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BSff to nt » record MELBOURNEtull of. buslneas, (ifv_Thouiand8 <

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, _ U n age toM ittodses h u a lo t to hom es Kstcrdniy te m ocplnln. T hey and fa the rs leti aa Hat their loaiw Nicholas. A ngryin onr s t all tim e th a t th e ir childM deauxls ot bust- terly disillusionBrtBOoey to tlnance m any o t them 'laiioa ot p lant a « d However, th e > ;E*Uai It h a rd lo r ,^14 th e broadci

IIHBoney to lend , netw ork merely' olds have beenn* „ , _ _ _ _ teachers In sch<JlfiCUSSeS kinderB orun tc.

B, Revision Nichoi ‘Va‘?t«i 2 h J h « h i T h o ^ ;

n Toled ta recom - BACl■A hoiue th a t m ore K IN O H ILL. fisUoa drivff be ijejd Mrs. K w te r Hs

Mrs. Cellti H all, taker of ths house, visiting h is bro IftUnt. ■ ^ .,-^J>Butt<. Mont:- • -

Simple Decorati

tp le in c i ln f - e a r d lyp« o t dccor»tlon won t rlr. a n d M rs. N orm an P . lIo tcnB tn . m Fill ;es of th e a n n u a l contest a re expected (a lU e i t W edneaday. UowcTer, .everyone li u rr ■no e n try b lank i for th e ean tcat. a lihoufh r t be mlsaed by jud tes. AbonC th e onty'reqnl

They m ay be either in te rio r o r entcrlor,

> Children Minister ] Tears Over Meetin Santa’ Claim »rH ri.S -

■RNE, A ustralia. Dcc. 20 add reu bjnds o t ch ild ren were In Crego. pa iior 01larenU wero tn raged to - churcn . 01 a meet, b roadcast p repared b jr o t th e Washlngtoin experts w hich clatm cd M rs. L oran ConS a n ta Claus. buslnes.-» meeting.

mlnuU, M l o p A g m » r ch ild ren of WnderRor- 3M children in 100,000trdoy th a t th e ir m others ! ; . ius le t t th e to y s - n o t 8 L ^ ^ t each «W!d sng ry pa re n ts complained w ith ^ 0 ^ « h e r !

S S - “ . “ S p i s' S k ln d e J J u ^ c x p c r tu ItEA D TIM E3-Htoadco it over tho federal rw w w w w w w w » ercly told w hnt ft-ycar-Deen heorlng from th e ir JEWI

school. T he director of ^ ^n teachera train ing col- I s l r l L th e " true" story of St.18 told to c lear the m inds # Elginlids puK led by the ap - a H a m iJ to rIf so m any departm ent n o m i i fo r*• W ATBACK HOME *^ '^® D ian [ILL. Dcc. 20- M r . and•r HaJJ and hia m other. T W IN FALIH all, have retu rned trom « r V 7 « ,I b ro ther. Lcon H oll. In “It- •• ' ^ _____

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u-atiomj^ on in 194J

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Ion won th e a n n u a l T lm efN ew s Chrlstm aa % 188 F llin o re streeL D ecorations don’t neec! :ted to lU r t th e ir tM k thU w eek-end. I t Is pi me ll urged to keep decorations In place an tlthoufh resldenta a re urged lo report any d onty'fcqnlfem ent Is (h a t decoraUons m ust be exterior. (SU rf photo-engravlns)

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■•Oran Conoda conducted th e T h e auUiorismeeting. P lans fo r a n open u . S . corps of c

:uf/nf Ja n u ary w ere m ode. N . y . Is a.<M.1. 71 meeUng of th e PT A ---------- ------------Veno a t 7:45 p jn . w hen p a r-1 be given an oppo rtun ity to ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ :h child's room a n d consu lte teachers. School w ork of B B | K | | | | | |Ifd bc ploced on h is desk K K i n E T R n nts* observoUon.

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P r o g : r a t n S l a t e d.£ R . Dec. 20—M eUiodlst € u n - ichool puplU, under tho dlrec- of Mrs. RnjTnond Thom as, wlll n t a program a t th e chu rch a t n . Sundoy.0 program of th e nursery citus be under th e dlrccUon of Mrs.. McDcrmld.

e auUiorlsed stren g th of tho corps of codets a t 'W est Po in t,

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Power Odefs__Ujge-Qverall.

Defense HeadTACOMA, W*ah^ Dec. » W —

P m KIo northw ejt power leader*

^ m ercglon’a power pool should an en - emy a ttack elrlko th e area..• Public and -jftlvaW power reprc- aenUUves. Includlns a *poke»mon fo r the defenw e lw trlc power ad -

. mlniJtraUon. m et hero under the chafrm anihlp of Taeoma'a uUllUes commlMloner, C. A. E rd a h . who Is also chairm an of th e Pacific no rth west uUllUe* conference committee.

Tho power men rcobmmended the g o fe m ir. of the four

" a ta te i adopt a uniform state disaste r plan, and Individual «« « > '« “; tow be nam ed for ench of the four “ tAraet areas" In wlilch the reglôn ha* been divided by the civil de-

. * 'j^ h n Dlck*on. chairm an of the conference civil defense commltUe. warned the group th n t the W ^ - Inaton sU U civil defense adviser, Adm. Daniel E. Barbey. h«» Pre- dieted guided missiles munched by aubmarlnca against coast defense c e n u n aro the roost Ukely form of

“ *Dlekion aald such an a tU ck could oosslbly destroy power Benerating facUlUe* a t Bonneville as well u municipal power sysums.

John Davls, vlsUmg osslatant d l- neU)T of DEPA. said federal do- lense official* are preparing plan* iM proUctlon of northw est power laclUtleii.

He aho henrd discussion of po*- ■Ible lifting of tUc order

' prohlblUng large electric heaU ng InsU llatlons which were to havo gone Into effect Jan . I. However, n o decision was made.

; , Price Controls on Aircraft ReinovedWASHINOTON. Dec. 30 im—Price

SU bU lter Michael V. DlSalle ha* removed prlee controls from all a lr-

1 c ra ft and a irc raft pa rts lo cneour- I age production. -

A t the samo Ume ho disclosed an -understanding" w llh tho m unition* board giving him a g rea ter volee In defense con tract pricing pollclcs.

Tho order removing price controla from a irc raft and plane parU

' applies to civilian a* well as m ilita ry craft. Until now only a irc raft

I and parts fo r combat uso have been [ exempUd.

! Buried Soldier Listed by Reds

SAN DIEOO. CaUf.. Dec. 30 W - A soldier apparently burled two ■weeks ago In TL E oseerans naUonal cemetery here wa* IlsUd today o r th e communist repo rt of American aoldlers they hold a s prisoner# ol w ar In Korea.. He U Pfc. W illiam O. Boyd, fos-

1 te r *oa of M rs. Je an W est, Sat I Diego.

“1 am bewUdercd. bu t I feel th a i th e communUt prisoner lis t Is mis

taken." Mr*. W est said.

Chapel to OpenBHOSHONE. Dec. 3(>-The ne«

! LD B chapel will bo opened th is weel I fo r use. W ard Rawson. b ranch pros.

Ident. said W ednesday, r According to Rau-son Interior dee.I o rating Is n o t quite completo anc & therefore week dny nervlces wlU bi

continued a t the lO O P jia lt. Thi MIA Wedne.idny n igh t party wa:

II he ld In tho new chnpcl.

I O n Nov. 28. 1&43. 401 persons wen killed In n fire In Boston's Cocoa' s u t Orovo n igh t club.*

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J Name of Captain ] 11 On List of Reds -------Ênds“Dual-Chain -ad “u.S -

bound 'M r* . Joseph O’Connor, 39, J:and M n . Oeorge PeU rburs, 38, w u ^broken by th e communtot p rU oner * of w ar list.

T he huaband* of bo th women are _‘ captains In 'th e .first cavalry dl- ^

vision. BoU> have been reporU d °mUslng in acUon In K orea. *

75" Connor* moved Into th is area from,1,71® Spring City and th e PeU rburs ’

moved Into th e same section Irom «M assachlisslt*. «

i.tll.* Both capU lns received the ir over-, ih • seaa orders th e same day. T hey left «

tfisether on Aug. 4. lOSO. pI n« The decided to move U - ‘

gether ou t of the ir a p a r lm e n u Into •'L“ “ ft homc. T he O'C onnors have a P-alon «l»ushler and a sod. T h e P eurbura <

de- have a son. P' U s t ThanksRlvlng aay both wives c

u , . were advised th e ir hiuband* were f,,*?® m lu lng . 11

Tod“y th# nam e of Capt. Joseph Ô’Connor appeared on Uie POW ^

"There waa no menUon of CapU ln '>Peterburs. *

I I “5 - rm *un hoping and praying," H ^ Mr*. PeU rbur* aald. •ould ' ■ *

P a r e n t s A t t e n d '

t d l- Association Meet Nde- JEROME, Dec. 30—More th a n no

plan* paren ts ' a tU nded tho December lower meeUng of th e Lincoln PTA Monday ,

niRht a t the high sehool cafeteria. J pos- Mrs. W ayne Peterson waa in ‘

o rder charge of the pronram. Two clarine t . a tln g duetfl wei*o played by PauJa HarrM have nnd Suo McMahon. Mr#. A. Leo ON ' rever, gave two humorous readings and

K enneth Palmer sang a C hristm as ^

n O roup singing of Chrlatma.i carols „ was led by Mrs. Dale Munlc wllh

t a A Mrs. CecU D urrant accompanist a t v U the piano. A film 'T h e Slory.ôf the ,

P rice Bees" was shown by Malcolm S lu a rt. ha* ----------------------------- t

Dismissal Granted ;JEROME. Dec. 30—A moUon haa

^d a n been filed In p robate court by ] n un l- Claude Snoderly for dlsmlsaal o f 'a i •eater ba ttery charge brought by Snoder- I ■Icing ly ngninst N athan Ooldberg. Pro

bate Judge T heron W ard granU d f tha dismissal and Snoderly paid 1

t t ______________ _x j a i t VISITING SONbeen DIETRICH, Dec. 20— W arren

Stevens Is vlslUng his son. Blaine : — —I Stevens, and .o ther relatives a t «

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!n milk and dark chocolate.

f i J v r a - f t o s a / ^ / y

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M M HARWELL.. England. Dec. 30 W.OI O M f ' “ ■o r 20 t« ry today supped H enry Jam ea IB w u O rout. the llrs t hum an ever to bo rU o n ff warm ed by h eal from an atomic

cen tra l heating plant, ien are O rout, a butlnessUke litUe m an of [ n 38, waa astonished to learn of a BDorUd distinction which Is unehallenge-

ably h is own—unUl Russia claim s It 0 -. « a no ther of lU fabulous “flrsU."

X from I ^ t Nov. IT BrlU ln surprised the U rburs •world by disclosing U iat I t had pu t n Irom aU m lc cnergy.Into actual peaceUme

use. T he ho t exhaust from lU a to n .i r over- Ic pUe w as being utlllred, l l was lev left disclosed, to h eat one of the big

buildings a t thc secret research es- >ve U - tab llihm en t here. lU InW • T here waa so mucTi praise and tiave a publicity th a t S ir Jo h n Cockcroft icrbura <thLi year's Nobel prise w inner In

physics) and his sU fI were aa cov- h wives erc<f In confusion as they were In s were secrecy. And no one wa* more g rat

ified or mystified than O rout. Joseph "1 c a n 't underatand a ll the fusi."B p o w he said today. " It 's n o t a difficult

th ing to do—merely a stra lgh tfo r. ;apU ln ward appUcaUon of. w asU h e a t I'm

sure th e Americans could have done •aylng," I t easily h a d Uiey Uied."

He was assured th a t n o t aU Americans. a t Host, were sure I t was

leet Ked Tape Is Cut iz;;; To Grant Leaves

SAN FRANCISCO. Dcc. 30 a i .f i - .feteria M lllU ry personnel snipped Uirough L». In red u p e today to expedlU "hom e- rSfrinVl by-ChrlsU nas" trip* for about lOJOO H a r ts airm en and the ir depend-

^ ® H O bject of the "rush-'em -hoine” cam paign a t Uie San Pranclsco port

ristm as em barcaU on-14 U speed travel , of servicemen coming to PU Mason

" carols transports during this pre-O hrlst- week.'

inlst a t W ires were sen t U Inbound ships, ^ o f the njKing desUnaUons a n d mode of S tu a rt, trave l desired by th s m en. Reserva

tions were made with rail, bus and

t e dlon haa E igh t transporU , carrying ap- u r t by proxlm aUly 10,600 veU rans. were al o f 'a scheduled to dock a t S a n Pranclsco 3noder- before ChrlsUnas. g. Pro- Both Camps SU nem an and Ma- urnnUd son are geared to proce.vi vets t]ulek- y paid ly. m any w llhln a day o t arrival,

authoriUes said.

VISITS PARENTS W arren M tJRTAUaH. Dec. 30 — Bruce

Blaino Biel, who Is attending school In Po- ves a t catello. sptfiil the week-end visiting

h is parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. s . Biel.

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ran Warmed by H( 1 Heating P lant .K. 30 (U.(9 th a t easy.le .ln h is . - ..••WeU." he *ald. - I shouldn I havry Jam ea thought, they’d have had any Uouver to bo N».",n atomic He w ent on to-describe th e event

leading to the g rea t day.le m an of .-gir, Jo lm ." h e said, "had alreada rn of a decided when we built th is plac:hallenge- back In 1047 th a t atomic hea. claim s I t would h e a t I t sometime and he oi. “f lrsu ." dereU U « architects to leave roorprised th e fo r sn atomic heaUng plant,t had p u t only about a year agp e a c e t^ e je a „ e d to o p e ra u ihc hea

exhaust a t higher U m peratures. Ar ’ l i . became possible t- I have h e a t so cheaply Uiat I t woul

March es- iniu» i cost of the heat. ing plant. (M3.000)."

raise and A bout-m ld-afU rnoon on Nov. 1Cockcroit — winner In

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'ut rWMveaves, 30 a i .f i - d through U "hom e-)0Ut 10,900 I 1r depend- VJ

em-hom e”iclsco port .

SoS C hristmund ships.

mode ef . Reserve-1. bus and t j

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Heat of Atom nt Not Impressed' (O rou t waa unaware' th a t“anjlK lnIdn 't have histo ric wa* lg the offlnf ^ dl any tro u - n o t record the exact time w e hei

exchanger was flnaUy Installed an th e evenU se t in to operation. Orout w en t u

in to th e buUdlng and felt th e pipe: Id already “T hey were getUng h o t , ' 'h e sali th is place “I tu rned the u p s . H ot w aU r caro .omic h e a t out."•nd he o r- O ro u t washed h is hands ta th eave room h o t w aU r. LaU r when he got hi la n t usual radloacUvlty u a t It prove a year aao w h at th e sclenilsU already kne» c Ihc h e a t ■n.e w aU r was p e r f e c U ^ C v •atures. A t And how did he -feel <is he atoo losslble to th e re In tho buUdlng Uiat day—th t I t would fU-st hum an ever to stand nex t t the h e a t- plpe4 heated frcm an atomic ceoUi

heaUng p lant? n Nov. 17 "W arm ," said G ro u t___________

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J A t t e n d e d i n F i l eS f i P n ' PILER, Dec. 30—More than a O O C / U penons atUnded the ineeUng-of t it~anyUilng vietoryiCentral-PTA'TrWay a r t ng and did Central grade ichooL ■Ifl the heat The rhythm band from-VlcU istaOed and tchool' played three numben a: Jt went up Robert* Lor*ln pUyed three pla t the pipes, solos. The C entnl grade aohool pi ,t," he said. senUd several m u a l^ aelecUo waUr caroe and Sue Lucai and AUen Bracki

played vlolUi and pUno leleoUons. nds ta the PUno dueU were' played by Oi he K t Ws PeUTKin aad J . NeU bavU. Mauij !t Droved Klaaa and Mary SUtter, Steph

Jriv kniw and Grant HaU and OarpU Sedd

itshe *Ebd --------------------»t day-the PEOOBAM PLANNED nd next lo PILER, Dec. 30~The UnlUd Ml imlc central sionary ehurch In PUer will prese

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Well Bonus. ^ . t nEX BU RO . Dec. 30 M ?)-W h.

n l ? I I P r Beverly O rover arrived a t the Mat™ ^ w n Memorial hoflJlW she fouie than 300 h e r glfU from W m«eUng-of the • T h a t waa because she wI d a y - a r th e cHUdT)0m - * r t a 8TlMpil

t since th e InsUtuUon was open•OBr^ctory Monday.u n b e n and ,n ,e m fant was berw to M r. aith ree piano Dayton Orover, T hom U n.

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“Babysitters” Mnegu!ar2.99 P w

1.99 . ' .'omen’s soft, comfortablo :3aby Sitter” ' slippers. Of nc -wool felt with cozy flccco lings and feminine fluffs. ^ H | | |

bunny fur. Sizc.<) <1-10 . . , irrow and medium widths.

Icemen’s ShearlingHcgular 2.99

1.99 .or c o m fo r t b e y o n d her Mreams trive her n genuino - ' j l low shearling . . . w ith an ctra soft leather sole. Ked

mChildren’s Scuff

Regular 2.99

1.99uiltccl rayon satin scuff with bunny ir collar and elastic back strap . Pink nd blue. Sizes 8-13; 1-3.

(V a lt D i s n e y F a v o r i t e s• Regular 4.00

1.99nmou.i Wnll Di.iney clmrnclcni t l . . gnctl In Uie ciiU.'il, cuddllcil slipper . . io soft for children's Ultle feet onnid Duck. Mlckcy Mnui.c. "Flower’ le Skunk. Slies C-13; 1-3.

Tom Mix SlippersResular 2 .9 9

1.50hildren’s slipper b o o t. . . built kc Tom Mix boots. For the llle Cowboy or Cowgirl. Black '

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BonusDRO. Dec. 30 M ?)-W hen The ^jro v e r arrived a t m e M adi- onlynorlal ho*plW she found wlUi W e ^ ^ ««?

h er glfU from W m er- IB .monUu m a t waa because she was »fUr n « i u 7 . b« , cH U dT iom -artaeT iM piu i e insUtuUon was opened

fan t wa* borw to M r. and:ton Orover. T hom U n. B A r

rlnclpal crop* of Bulgaria |.a t rye, barley, oats, com.

tobacco and f ru i t______

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1-3. ■ r e d and white.

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*hftve lost -I , WSrfiiton lor 0)8 Im n - th e 1B52 T ounI S erW*. •><>« *•»««• ‘ he >S u o n that two a t- f» m e between' i n p c ^ execut«d. '— ;---------------L tt 168 Soriet union - _iww I* a Young £u £u t« li contlnU ' A m T i^ a n to brlnff ab o u t v F l l 1-^1M rtd Hungary o l W ASHING'K.A n ap tu red w hen Oeorgo A rthur■d do*n l u t m onth , b a n k robber wl^ _______ altlon and " a nfL J* ~ r« rt4 - ploced bh Uie FjS n d in g a t h u n te d iuBltlve

iess College AS'Lmt i ef e za m ln a^ ris early chlldhoo r t of Ui8 fall U rm w ho robbed tw i ( f tttivlUes a re In a n d K ansas thi ShCi Business CoJ- OOO- i|j»»«k ., HeroujfT' cof(Ktkss of Mrs. H elen dangeroua." rep e ^ ( body ofneers. o th e r b ank rol:

m itlecud and p lans w ho surrendere rtdoot fo r'lhe week's y o r k Nov. 30 b / o f n jn n ln s awr'lflilt Js /f»l4>red In -----------atai to lhe assem bly Q A J l l f m tnd hallways. A O U i i L ■ klM was decoraU d BO ISE. D ec .; ite isscm bly holl. Bo1s«. hns beer |ir«r#in will bc p re - o f th e Rovemi tttrt school eUidenta coordlnaU ng c CTotog and doy s iu - ~ , .

s u t l l ^ ^ i c u i u A. Sl„bbl.<M d

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lo r reesU bllahm ent of t^ e Jo rd v i mad<l8. ■ InRton to prir teen-age glrla a n d th e ir Mountain ellor, M n . O ra H olst, a ll Id ah o ’ pa>7ncnts. U

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NEW CROP SWEE1

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lb. 11c Potatoes p.,, 2 9 c Avocado:

PRICES SUBJECT TO DAILY MAWET CH t m m m m tm mu m r n m m m m m m m

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n. 2 9 y C herries K:316. lot) 98)/ Pickles

,K. Pickles A»,i.I pkg.. 2.5^ Ripe O live

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d in Top ^ atewid^ PoU 3‘Ils. were killed Aug. 1 w hen th o Pending lu ihtnlnit boll atiuclc a pine tree 4. Feden ider which they w ere'sltUngr— W-W»r_l«i Pred Miller, D rlg p Scoutm aster. Idaho . Th« M credited w ith M ving che-Hva* PacJfJe m Mveral o lhe r girls w ith urtU lclal charges ol

splrailon. PDur of tb e glVU were A. Boyd, Jurcd critically. agen t. InTlie other 10 top stories v t th o Property, a r Wcked by thc fdito rs w tre: contendere 3. Helli Canyon controversy. M any early In J i ousands of words wcre w ritten and *nan — Al oketj both for and against th e Lake City nlroverslal dom on the S nake d is tric t co ‘'e r north of Weiser. rcccss an<Southwe-ilem Idaho W ater C on- Ja n . 3 wl' rvation Project, inc.. membera a n d a ssistan t rd v i made a flyinR 1 W aahlngto Rion to press lo r authorisation of 5. Idaho ' ounta in .H om e irrigation pro,c.» . T roy Powe y-mcnta.to th c sU te In lieu of 3o. died or

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taxes, paym enta t o 7daJ>o P aver thc mucom pany lo r loaa o f llve 'po ten tln l Mny, IB!dam sites a n d pow er fo r Idaho-in their Uiproposed . legislation. the iMnt<

T h e bill, m in u s m ost o f Ui«e fen- convlcUiturvs. w ts in troduced and jiMJl j j denied cPonding In congress. hearing

4. Federa l g ran d Jury JnvextlRnllon refused oi.w »r_ lw rj> lua_jjrop^y d lsppsa ljn ter_ thel Idaho . T h e grand ju ry Indlctcd th ree trip tb 'I PacJfJe n o rth w est • bualnessmtn on double ] charges o( conspiring w ith Harold llr.1t ex( A. Boyd, form er sU ie purcha.ilng , 6. Ou agen t. In disposition of surnlus John Le Property. Two havo pleaded notp Ured ab contendere and- will be sentenced Wallace early In Ja n u a ry . T rial o t lhe th ird day. kill m an — A braham . O reenband. ^ I t three 0 Lake C lty—beglns Jan^ 2 In U. s . nally al- dis tric t court. T he grand Jury Is In no-m an recess and wlU resum e its probe for foui Ja n . 3 w ith th e help o t a special llnoleuti a ssis tan t a tto m e y general from 7. T h t W aahlngton. the dall

5. Idaho’a llrs t hang ing alnce 1BJ8. I* big t T roy Powell, a i. and & n le W alraih, Idsho’i 30. died o n the gallowa April 13 for knock-d

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day, Saturday and I CHRISTMAS BARC

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P e a n u ts B razil N u ts KX!

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RaisinsShelled N uts j r ;

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C herries C herries M arshm allow s n C ider . V .

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TTO FALLS, IDAHO ’

the m urder o l « BoJ«e g roce r In elamr* Mny. IBM. A la s t d itc h f ig h t to save Ijlaturc their Uves m e t w ith fa ilu re when atlon c the mate suprem e c o u rt upheld the ir ston, I convlcUon. T he sU te p a rdon board Khool denied c lnnency a l te r ft w eek-long Mge 01 hearing a n d th e a U te auprem e court tax lav refused to slay th e ir execution af- •'auater te r the ir a ttom eys m a d e a Hying B. Dli tr i^ ib 'P o c a le llo r it waa Id ah o ’s llrs t of Ida! double hanging In h la tory and tfTe ell. the llr.it execution since Ju ly 9, 1P2S. ^‘bo h

6. G unm an shoots up W allace. 1041. w John Lee Stoddard, 46, Los Angeles, pracllci fired about 40 rounds o f bullets Into the apr Wallace streets on S t . V alentine’s Cui'fm< day. killing one m a n a n d w ounding drawllr three o thers betore au th o ritie s ll* head o nally ahot him . H e m ade a virtual 0, To no-m an's land of W allace street-i ifl sout for lour hours, fir ing Irom behind on a n linoleum rolls In a ha rdw are store, a illo rd

7. T h e leglsloture. F o r two m onths county the dally rouUne o l th e legislature Jim Dc Is big news on th e f ro n t pages o l ficers. id sho 'f newspapers. Besides the car one knock-down, d rag -o u t b.itUe over nsfJy k

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In clamf* of th e . tw o schools, th e le g . a lte rire ijlature m ade headlines w ith e re- 10.m atlon o t a aUU highway com m is- of U-l r ston, Its conUnual acrap over n Sept.rd Khool tra tu p o rta tio n form ula, p u . miles)g Mge o t a new gross w eight truck badr t tax law a n d a general p rogram of withf- "austerity" In s ta te governm ent. ' ihk «lg B. Dixie Howell f ired as U niversity o t ls t Dt Idaho football coach.-D ixie How- there ell. the form er A labam a grid g rea t Rrnve

Wbo had been head coach since cotlls:e. 1041. was Ured on th e eve of spring Orch:rj, practice. T he players pctlUoned for Kenrto the appointm ent of Raymond (0 ab e ) Wlllij:’s Cuiifman aa hU successor and th e tor tlg drawling sou therner was nam ed wageI* head coach a lew days la ter . Bonnal 0, Twin Palls Jail CKope. O n J a n . floodt.1 Ifl south Idaho police o lflcers « c n t fromid on a merry chase w hen R oberl Lee Moute. a illo rd brolte o u t of the T w in P a ib crashIS county Jail, kidnaped deputy SherU f ho gre Jim D enham and two clly police o l- Cabiiol ficers. commandeered a c ity police dama\e car and hended tow ard U tah . H e 11- Iar It r nsfJy K'«,i cnpturcd in WUIard, U tah , b{:IId

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turkey frem Safeway, 1

Oven ReadyToms lb. 6: Hens ib.îBoneleti Shoalder

PORK ROAST Ib.Pork

SAUSAGE Ib.Bwlft P rm lam '

SLICED BACON Ib.Plenlo

HAMS Ib.Bwlfl'a Premlam

BACON Ib.Any site piece.

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•R- a lte r a 300-njlla chase, re- 10. L onnie Jones slaying. T h e body D IIS- of th e 13-year-oId boy waa found churn Sept. 37 In ft clump of bushes four granUl- miles eaa t o f OroUno.- HLi th ro at m unick bad been aU shed from ear to e a r granof w ith a raa o r-sh a rp knife. His slay- ------

' ing sUll Is unsolved. IntelUy o th e r s to rie s gelling voles were chlst'W- th e g ran d Jury - InvesUgatlon—ofent grnvel tronsocU ons n t Dlackfool, the)ce collision of tw o freight tra in s nearng O rchard w hich killed five crewmen,for KenneUi B aym ond HasUngs " a n dje) W illiam L. Owena sentenced to hangi ie for th e m urder o t a Boise grocer,ied wage U lks In no rlh em Idaho mines,

Bonners P e rry th reatened by springin . floods, 10 federal prisoners escape:n t from CaldweU Jail, aeven killed In^ e M ountain Home a ir force base planel ib crash. Palisades dam In eastem Ida-'■iff ho geU go-ahead, work atorls onDf- Cabinet G orge and Albenl FallsIce dams in n o r th Idaho, million dol-11- la r flrc destroys downtown Boise!h, bclldlng, and Les-i.itnn gets WMtem

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Ib. 57c

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>X CHOCOI3rMt/ng«, Ifghr ^ ^■ Creams and ^lA uorted 5 ibv 2

V- 43)^ Eggs »-o«rf.,u,Hpl. 36)2 B read tW Io'ii.ta'U

26 f Corn CrMnSl lw*i ,.p i.B . 17ji O ysters w,«n«..

13<i Shrim ps !«S*i 82c Sw eet P o ta t

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PA6B TWBWl~et>ue. PftO O BA M S S X laalay ing , T hebody D IETIUCH, Dec. SO—1lid boy waa found ehurch Is ho ld ing a Ohrlatimp of bushes four g ram Friday evening andtroUno.- HLi th ro at m unlty chu rch wlU holdd from ear to c a r g ram Sunday m om lng .rp knife. His slay- ........ ■ ■ ' - ' 'ircd. In tem aU onal L eague baaelgeUlng voles were chlse.

- InvesUgatlon—of -ns a t Dlackfool, the r>vrr n * v a n v r ,freight tra in s near O ^ - P A Y gERW .«>®<1 » ''e c « w in c n . 1 MATTRESn d HasUngs and b i * b i i i t i% ik .iI sentenced to hang REBUlLDIHot ft Boise grocer, - Ihern Idaho mines,reatened by spring NoW MottrflS

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gets WMtem

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gJ|»a3|»S3»8J«S3»S^W8WI TheI Ueal I Christmas "I 6ift

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P « i l i E f f i S a . ,

In ly f . j is t i9 i: M A II >'■ I r i I ' m ' i?3> 11 *■ W l l }°oo 1931 AtM>^Chi■ B k l > O'* OtiwinH H U < c] is ; ’ . siMkitndI H B I 0 n i9;s Aiitm*B u l l < QuA*i«■ M H l a 90 IMI John |k<«n i H I 911 A11l> Cb.H B R I *' 1 urchI nH lj tM ( VI*’ nl'ritstlgI pW . nlftnalJgI h tl iaa» «<• nifmiUdI t r t B7U. liUbaI I w X i,rs1 l i l t '* Clinton■ I In i *T ClintonI I ! II. ; h y *i>H i ll 11 *DI f I! II- <4 W . .| l | l | | IMU U*l<Iur

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VOOLLEY, ' Punatnt lo an oni«r «( tJ>. Judo c C. WOOU Ui4 Coort. mti* «a lh. SrJ dtr of t>Km

b*r. igll. nolle* Im h.r.hr xlv«n thtt UI Ju^M of 17lii dir of D«CMnb«r. IMI. at lb« hotlh d.V i t of lofwi o-.i«k * . >i.:of .tW tf.r. « M-.br ilT»n Coofl Koom ot <cM Court. « '»♦ CoOBlIM, at U* Court llooa*. In tho Cllr of Twin r»ll■ »ld dar. Coanty ot Twin Foil*. SUU ot Wiho. Ii»> tri. In th* b>«n tppolnUd and tlixl aa th« tlm. ■■< r of T»la pt»« for pttwinf th* will of C. tl. Jlmpl'• ot Idaho, man. dacoaaad. and for haarlna lha p*llUo .* lh* IllM of Rru* n ircmplman. for■Uv.-Uu.m I ot C*cU tn h ,r of M u n u-um tnur,. »h»r anI Cacll C. wh*r« anr paraon InUmlad nar apP**

Kiailc! U (SEAL) **’'* ’ '^MAnv'flALMON.^' ” * «hni and l>»poiy CKfk of lb*ar app«ar . I'mbal* CMtt

ruHLhi D*<. •. I t. iu. ifi l-NOTICB OK BIlERIFrfl SALE '

•k ot lh* IN TIIK DISTRICT COUUT OK TII irt KLKVENTII JUDICIAI, DIHTIIICT OTJIE RTATK O r ifiAIIO. IN AND 70

------------ TJIE COUNTY OP TWIN FALU,IS TKE rnUDENTlAf. INaVBANCK COIn r T tir I'ANY OY AMKIIICA, A COKrOR/

3? STATX t io n . I’l-AlNTirK.lu n n y J. hanhVn and I'11yi.i.i

S '^ .S S l. 'ffS -g iK S ” " ’" ’ARUAW. Un.UT anJ br » /n « of an<f ord«- <

aal* iMUad out of th . abo* antllM CouiN Hr Ih* In th* aboir. taUlM a«llon. wharaln 11:

Wlll'Of plaintiff okulnad a ltid<manl .nd dacMknown aa of for»cUout« aralnal lh* alio»* nam<. (ri>lllon d.f.ti.lanla on tb* SOlh dar nf Nn'tmb*ni aialnat IVtl, aald dwr*« baini r*cciril*<l In Juiliirh claima mmi Cook U. Pa*. 4tt of laM DUtrkllhln four Courl. and "har.ln and «li»r.br. I, Hiin of IhU undtrilfnad Sh.riff ot T»ln ('alia Counl)Iht otriâ am eomn<an<l*d lo a*ll all that orUIn pl*'>ol. Idaho, or parcal of land alluataO In lli* Counl>«1 aalKU of Twin Kalla. IIUU ot Idaho, and bouwl*II matura and dmrlbMl M followa io->lii- r t K. I~ L ^ - o In niock Ona tf«ndr»J Tm Carnand. of Ilulil Towtulu. '

I'UULIC NOTICB IS IIKIIKIIY OlVEN D«t«mb«f Thai lb* JUi dar ot January. 1W2. a

tha hour ot lOlOO A. U-. Mountain V.a b«r. l»SI. TlR>.. ot aald day. al th. Kaat front doo VIINAND ef tha Courl Houa* of lb* County of Twi

Will of Fall., fllal. of «abo. f w(», In ebÛncland a1»» la aald ord«r of aala »«I1 lh» alm»* dmrltwOarnand. proptrty to aallify plalniltt'a dKrM wi>'

Inlmak ihrraon. lo«.ih<r with all M t I. 10. m t tbat haX a»ruftf of mtr lo lh—— —— hishnt bld<1«r tor caah, lawful monrr o ION FOB th. Unltod hulM. aubjrct t» r«lamptloi

aa prorMrl br law. and (flat plalnMf

^ , s s s . '" s n s" " O ' ' ~J -n,.. . ebarlff of Twla Fallar Will of County, Idaho•uant. of Publlahl V*t. U. :o. If. I« l. Jan. I. I«:^ r ^ ’anJ ANOTHER SUMMONS ~n '" f ‘“ a *ÊLEVENTlf?lJuyCIAL“ DSlTBr^^

a r . ‘a l l c n , PUInUtf,n% SlnSS RAYMOND A. NtCHOL.1 and ELWlLiy" u . r th . NtCIIOLS, Huaband and Wlf,. D«f*ftflhaa. why j ,^£“^ „ T E of IDAIIO SFJOJB OIIEETh#T m l- TO RAYMOND A. NICHOLS ANILM'oN ELWILDA NICHOLS. THB ADOViuty Clark NAMED DEFENDANTS.Uiy w tra noUllad lhal a complain

haa b«n fllad atalnjl you In th* DlitHc--- —' C<rart ot-lh.-RlaTanlh JudlaUrOlaUUL-o_______ lha UUU of Idaho, la anJ fo, T-ln FallOOL Counly, by tb* abor* nam*d plalnllft. amTbat tha p J i j 'S ihVlafj M^p\^lnt%ltK^Î t*U a t <Jaj'a ot th* laprlea of thla antnmonal am Januarr. To» ara furtbat nollfl«l thal unlau yo<

ih n l bid* ao kppaar iod plaad la aald <onip1aln nUml In within th* tlm* h.rrln >p«clll«t. th* plain rra) an>) tiff will Uka Judimant aialntl you * Id Rfhool Prarwl In aald complaint.That aakl ault la lo <anctl a contract o orm.rty « l* d*l*d March 1. IHI;. balwtan th* par rlct No. tiM wh.r.ln plaintiff asr*«d to mII th iho. lo- followlnr daacrlhad rMl property le Ih* <1* ' triahT fan<lanu. and alao to oulal plalntlfra till Wlnwaf lo Ib* followlni d*»cribad rtal property r nar * t " ai'i that patl of th* Norlhaul Quar- Hanc* t*r ot lha SOuihwnl Quarter INK<4«

. Idaho. HW',H ot BacUrm Tw.nlytwo USI. '•a t on Townahio Nin* (9) Soulh. lUni* Four* SaclloB la*n <U| Eaal ot lha Dolaa Mfrldian

Jyin# Waal of tb* cubUa road runnln* jh l an- throuih lh* aaat ihla ef aald lantl. aara.

aieapt and T»*rv«] Ihrr.fram lhal car- ' alM to tain placa and parcal ef Usd dcacrlbwl Kacllon aa toUowai )

IlrtlnniB* at tha NorthfWal comar ol b* plac* aald Norlbtait Uuailar ct lha Koulh-

^ Ouar/af^JNEIiSlV^) of aaUillau lo. <0| Soulh. lUns* Vourtatn (U) Eaal J land! of Ih* Dol>* M*rkllan ninnlnt thcnc*

WMt WO taat: ihinca aoulh 9tO taatlaboT» thrnca aaal MO fcali thane* north UO,lly known faat to ptaea of b^lnnlni, loftlhcrl ta locaiad wllh alj rJ^bla. JIMbM.Î»wralabill (hall K a r^ , aiccptlni and raaarrlnl

:* of lha tharafrom an undlrldeti on*.haIt <HI ef lb* oil. laa and elbar fardrocatboni

Ha undar- and mlnirali, aa raaarrnl In Ibat earth* rlfhl Uln <lr«d dalad January 10, 1041. fllad

Oft Frhn/trr 7. iBIt.ar. 1991. WITNESS my hand and aaai of tha DI» UCT NO. Irlct Court thla 10th day ot Norambar COUNTY. IMI.

T. W. STIVEnS. (SEAU Clarl

, IMt. rtib.1 Nor, t ; . l# l Dao. ». » . M. IMl.

. ADVERTISEMENTS' 6TATK PROPERTY.,AT PniVATE SALEII at lllihwara, Hlata at Idahal■ 8uia ot Idaho, Ihrouth lU Daparlmant of Jllthwara lh Jm, of January, IMJ, al J;00 J’. M- al lha om« to tha blihral and baal bldd.r for caah, iba (ollowlng Uaka TrpaS I S r : : ;rroi.t Carryall' neVup>rtj.» Carn’all” ol*» SjkSp: Pkkuprrolrt Station Waionnouih Station Waeonrnallnnal Slallon W.yonrnallonal Ftailon Wasonrnnllonal I'leVupnrulh neVup n '•rolal Ilckuprnallunal PickupI ^ k u p•oth Dumprnallanal Dump? . _ . Dumpk II Ford Dumpk 11 F «J dUS"«a , Dutnpac Traclor

• Chalmat* Unlor Crad*r «n Pull Grader ma” f ''l l c 'i l i " ’

n lia ta rulîliw ^.r**^"Cbalmcn «i.fl/ii:iaolJ» Jlarrew

irnadoBil Pull Vowar'malloaal PuU >!owarW Loader

■ i i i s: tori Chain HlocWKteclrl Motor Serial No. SSIttiKleclfli Molor Sarlal No. DSU«Apprailmaul|| i tea Junk Uatlarla*Manual Oaa t’umpIjPrci^lrnal.^r ! Ion JunVffTlraa

rbeir.'

vl'fS u t 'yllh J));!!''vl!^ ss;:

I blda win b* epanad. Illda mutl ataU tb. Coulpmen■ ot aal* ar* caab. Cbecka .hould ba nada payabl,

from prrmlaca within un no|' daya t f u r rac'alp' br iuceaaafgl bUdara will be nrtalnad br lha SUL

loTja*?; if“ rie'e“'.? 't t ; r i .* '‘'elad al Dlilrirl lleadauarlera ot tha Denarlmant n' >o. H-I9J raar b . lnapKl»l „ niiulcl Headouarurii V s . r i , , S , r £ 2 ? f e . r .................la." Tha Sui* raa.êT^ rljbl la ace.pt or rajac

’ of Dacaabar, 19»1.fVTATE o r IDAHO

M E N n LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT!, r i jm o N „ ,m c . ; o . ^BNTABY WILU BTC.r OF TWIN IN THF. MlODATB COURT OF TW OF IDAHO, FALLS COUNTY. STATC OF IDAI KSTATE OF IN THE KATTKR OF TIIE ESTATB rCASCD. MEDA 0. LONU. DECEASED. -tha Jud(a ef Pcrauant to an Otd.r ot aald Co> ay of Deem- mada on tha lOlh dar ot Nstmbar. It" ;f iV b S :i day, at th» A. M. ot aald tlbr. at th. Court Room9 Ib* CotiBly aaU Court, at Dm Courtbuoaa Jn tba C

Twin Falla, of Twin Falla, County ef Twin Falk. Slf Idaho, har* of Idaho, haa bMn appolntad aa tba tllha lima and aixl plac* for prorinc tha Will ef ■

H. Jlnnple- Meda U. Lone, ^daceaaed. and for haa?t lha pellUoa tba application of Potnir William U.rt■tha-lMuanaa fur Iba laauaaea.lo-bim ef .LatUn Taiinay appaar Inlereatail may appear and cootaat

'ambar, 19tl. Oa'uH Norembar 30lh. JUI.MON. (SEALl MARV SALMON,of Iba Deputy Clerkt rubllahl Dat. 4. » . St. IML ------ ■ --------- NOTICE TO CREDITORS* 0**-.* ■ _ IN TIIE I'ROIIATt: COURT OF COUN tL-rSfrr OF TWIN FALLS. STATE OF IDAINAND FOR EST ATB OF.EIIVIN t HALU 1 FA11 q CEASED,

COW> Nolle* la herabr ilean by lh* tin< CORPORA- ■I*"*' Eaaûtor ef tha EaUU ef Ervin Hall. deCMod. t* lh* cradltora of and

penona harlm claima afalnal tha a It l>IIVT.I.I!t deteaaail. to aihllilt Iham with tha n.<

>n<f order e t ‘*1'’ K<acutor al lha Uw Offlcaa ol Kd» rnUIIad Court Kabcxck. Sulla 11. FId.Illy N.ilonal 11.: 5 S y a M : S i . v ' . r a : „ n - u ' s»lK>.e name.1 Jha plac* fl.ad for the tnnaaelloa ot tl^ ln T u ’:;;: Pa"lSi jlw 'd iy 'o f No,«nher. 1991.atw V trW KRVIN E. HALL•r.by, 1, Hie »» "•e'rUlj:’" ^ / ; Publlah, Nur » ?'anVb^JIoid ORDINANCE NO. i l lIII AN ORDINANCE OK THE CITYindrcJ Ten TWIN h-ALLS. IDAHO, mOVIDl

UIY m IIj'^ sa 'l e ^D?Jro”V 'juntain’ w lr ■UOCKI' DS ’ 0*P ÂID*^L*k" A: It front door IlKl’EAL.mty of Twin DE IT ORDAINED RY THE CIIAIIIM. In ofcadlenrr ASD TJtK HOAnp Of* COHHl.'iHtCor* dc*crll>»l EUS OK THB CITY OF TWIN FALIdacrea with IDAIIOi

ul money ot Any peraonal property which U i > r«lemptlon claimed and whkh remalr;* In lh* cuaU lat plalnMft of tba Citr for meet (ban 4 monlha » tch aala. ba aold by the Cllr at a publle aale.' amber. lOII. Sactlen 2. NOTICB OF SALU.

Datnra holdlni auch public aala. lha C rON. - ahall publlah notice cf auch aala In a da 'alia paper for S daya and peal a notice

auch aal* In i public plaCB In tha City Jan. I. IU I a Ilka perM. »a(cf nolica ahatl contain■ llat of Ul* properly U» ba aold and hrle

.« ..r dwerlba nch arllele or piMa of peraoir OF THE proparty In h. anld and sIva the tlm. a?T?y?‘, 2 ? °» ►'"’'‘I"* ‘“‘h -hlch tl4 ANO rOR muit b* a l leaat 7 daya afur lha daU

tha laat daily publication of lha aaid not (a th* nawapaper,

dELWlLQA Th* Clly'm a^'aU for written blda. 'It*. Detanfl- aail lh* properly al auction lo tha hlthIBS O U E ^ any"**?.!!* all ‘bUl'a ^nd**.u'*n *Si* pro ^ :H0LS and . ( *ny on* la l. lo on* Individual: and (B AOOVe may do th .t which ft .laema to be m.

adranUseoua and of the sreataal flnane a complaint ban.flt lo th* City In aelllnt th* ai tha DiatHct peraonal properly,

IDlaUlel-of — Bwilon—«.-WSI>OSmON—OF—r r r Twin Falla CBKDSilalnllft, anil Immediately aller auch lale. all proco appear and of tha aal* ahall h* <l«ll«er*d to th* C llhla twenty Tr*aaurar and ahall b* ere.lllad by th* C "ITniM you a° *'’*d complaint ^ | | orUlnincaa or parU of ordlnam <t. tha plain- In cnrttlirt herawlih are expreialr repeal Intl you aa PAKSI'D IIV TIIK HOARD OF CO

WI.1.SI0NKIIS. IlKCKMnElt IT. IB I contract of HICNF.D IIV THE CHAIUMAN.*en the par- DF.CEMOER 17. I9tl, to aail tha (SEAL) R. J. 8CHWENDIMAN,

ty le thad*. Alleatl Chainnalnllfra till* CONSTANCE J. LKISEIl ral property* Clerk

Publlahi D«.. ;o, 19M._____________ar INK<4> ORDINANCE NO. tl*two jJSI. a n OUDINANCK ok th e CITY ( " u 'M f i r VALL«. IDAHO. AUENDll. Merld an SFJTTIONS 1 AND t OK ART. S. CHA id runnln* ;y o r TJIK CODF. o r tU l OF Tl lanJ. aare. d y y gp ^WIN FALU, IDAIIO. ,

AMENDED RY ORDINANCE NO. gl 1 deacrlbed |,v ADOITINO THE 19«» EDITION I , TIIE UNIFORM IIUII.DINO CODK At

HY ADDINC A NKW SECTION TlIEn r «^'<:TI0N 4, FKKs. AND HE1‘KAw Wl OKDtNANCa :S CONfLUlahlo Nina IIKRKWITII.

l‘*‘* . j " i DE IT ORDAINED RY THB CHAIRM/ Tlir. ROARD OF COMMIRSIO

. X Si K S ''•JU^lnV »• •"‘•■'"I'd by OtUlnarNo. HO. b. and lha aama hereby -halt '^ j *menil^ t« read aa followai

Sec. I. The lOlB Edillon of Ihi '.ivJ «fle Uniform Dulldlnr Co.1., prepare] b> 1941. fllad ih , p.eifio Coaal Uulldlns OttlrUla' . . .. w.. Confefence, aa Ih. eama row appaan I “il'*’* S i r ■>" iha otfle. of lh. cay CU^". fioramoer, , „ j ,j„ „m a hereby le a,Inole«l and. i .v r 5 « K i r . ' i , a r . ; ; r ™ , ' . ; ’' : : , ‘' r , : ; i S :

^ . . . . all conatructlon and hulUIInz catrled . M. W l. ^ wllhln tb . corpot.u llmlla ot |hi

City of Twin Falli. and all cenalruellon and bulldlnt hereafler carried on wllh.

_________ In _tha cjirporal. "t tb* Cllr

vK T ris ■ a i K “ ; E t ? . t 3 r c i , ' . 7 ib* followln* nf th* C~l* et lOIS «r lh* Cllyôf T- •Falli. Idahe. aa amended br Ordlnan No. SiO. ba and tha aam. hereby la amend 10 read aa followai

Bee. I, Threa conlra nf tha 1019 E.llllon ot aald Uniform Ilulldlni Cod. duly certified by tha City Cleik. ahill b« kept on (lla In Ihe oftire nt ih. City Clark for saa and aianlnatlon by th* pabllc.Section t. That thar* la harabT ad,<

a naw aectlon. Sac, 4. Art, 3, Chap, IFalla.* IdahJ. ^rr'l^n«^lli buli,')ne’ p m fe»a aa pmvidrd In Seeilon 30:, Table f S-A. enlllte.1 Ilulldlnt IVrmll Keea of I

N ' Unltorm Ilulldlnt Code. 1B4B Edition.

I. T-cai.than KO ........................ No It:0 , tfl and Includinc lioo .............II.

S. Orer »1M. lo and Influ.Ijnt j*M ... i:. S, - Over i:oo’. In and Incluillne 11,000 l«i

1.1 and Ineludlnc Hl,nM >-....15. 7. Karh addo-l *1,000 nr (raellrn,

Incliidlnr Un.non....................t. Kaeh adde<l 11,000 or Iracllon,

rieardlns « 0,00* ............................Recllon 4, All ordlninfca In confl

hcf«w|lh uid Ordlnine. Nn. »*0 ot I rr City of Twin Falla. Uahci. ara heranw "''^PASSI-S” ? TIIK llOAlin OK CO

MISSIONKRS. IIKCKMIIKU IT. 19: SlflNKD nv THE CHAIRMAN, DKCEMUER 17.. I9M,

fSEALl R. J. SCHWENDIMAN.Aite.i: Chalrtn

CONSTANCE J. LEISERPuMUhi Pac. iO, 1951.__________NOTICK OF PROOF APPUCATION C

WATER TO DENEFICIAL USB Nollce la .hrreby tlren lhal at ,]0:

US A. M, on tha ISOi day of J.nuary,llKatlarla* - at T-I^Fal^.^ Coui^r of Tw ln fallij^SU

I'ublle. proof wm ba'aubratun'of uJj't a* pllraili.n la beneflcUl u.e ot Two rul

feel per aecond of tha walera nt Dry Oule a iritiulary of Rock Creek In aeconlan wllh Ihr urma and c<indlil,ina of Pern ,Vo, riMjt hcratofor* j*'“

The"'nani* and pM^Qftlê'*,Xraa o t \ peraon or corporation hnlllnt aaid pent areÛ. A. Uean, Rouu No, t. Klmberl'The ua* to whkh .aald water haa ba api'Ke.I fl IrritationTha aiToninl. applied In henetlela) u

f lliihwan, Th,“ p li,'/ iTJrâar.r'wÛr U uae<l

lada payabl. KlKtii».n 1191 E, U. M, .M ih. Nl-^NWtar cover ot îifri,uT!;,"i?::r;EiJVu.^“:?M '?:.^ ir:Un i bWd°e?; Twi" J*!*'*ifur racelpl Ti,' of ,h . canal or diuh or othly lh. HUI, To"'’'* 1.*' i r ^ ' ' \ 'ui^ u ‘' " l pam''l'“' '

lodouari.ri! l',,iI’r"*ôf'Tu"pp\y^7iw^ whVeh’^^f Ilithwir., » . , ,r u divrrtwl la from Dry tiukh,

liitiii'..rr of Rock Craek. loeiid It or reject SW ',.,wi; Sac. Thlrlr.four lJ*l TowwH

':''wn III) South.-Rania L'Irhleen ll Tne .lat* of priority whleh aald u»

TS It rrefared le eatahllab la March in;MARK R, KULP. ^

l'ub;a*; J3«, io. 37. iML J«B- *. 10. 15

I

ISEMENTS* ^ 1 . •ClassifieT C ôr'iD ^f” SPECIAL NOTICESE A S E ^*^ ta tt ed dalllaa. eaaltr aala. «K„ ot aald Court. — ***'•- - -----

S T r f c / V i “ V i- . , r ‘liiK yS K ’. .4 ‘" ’- -1 - » el«l, -i-KNCtll tOlUiCTlKlUi f l j r "- S - i i S T c S f - g - . T ..» . 1

wfStes;if Lattarm TaaU- aectlon. Kunaat Henvirlal Park. H•r. aoy ■ ably p,le«d. Pl.una IIMJ. Flier,->nd centaat iba TWIN FALL.S mailraH factory wlll

“almon. ------------ TO CONTACT Aleohelka A w

**'•__________ Pboa* No. 0. wrlu P. O, Oe* 4(,

— ---------------L HALU DB- j ~ —

hr lh d . T h e Idealuuêf Ervla R C im iS T M A 8 O IP Ttalnal tha (^la "niU l» remcmbarad with lha nwe.- ararr day ol tha yc

It monlha aflerffl?-ofVir ^ Subscripition

TIMES-NEWS.1.*. ia«i Wa-ll mall,than anrwbara.-i’jX Call t l or Wrlla

eaUla of You, order will racalre prompt ilanllon. An appropriaU Cbrlatn 19. .0, 10*1. card Inlormlns recipient of ■

niB CITY OF

p ~ ^ —!“ & "b ' S ! i K . W . G R A N THE CHAIRMAN IlUtniCtOr Ot COMJfMHION-TWIN FALLS. ACCORDION'

> PROPERTY- * o, A.OOIwhkh U un-

* £ S . 7 . i ; : . S ) r ■

c i|, • £s : : “ '. . iK ; ." '5 . , i ra notice of Balurday.

‘ fV" 1'}^, • Cartltled and AccradlUd by^ I !",i Amarlcan Aceordlonlit'a Aaaocli lold anu iirieiiyt^raonal « Renul Leaion Han. FIrai 10 w

'• ‘‘IV ranul and leaaena applied loU Tl. 5 .* " J *’>“ « of ae«or*lea wliblafur lha daU of » « lo i ---- Î lha aaid notlca

• laalructloa Id Haraaopy asd Tb<■"•II'" ‘-Id*.,. « ' • Matla Vall»r-a flnaat a,|*ctlot’ V’i. . Aceordlona. Including th* “I'larltht lo r*Ject coni." the oll-alaclrla accofJlildâh 7nd"u "llhoul bellowa,

« ta* t fl"»>«l»l «ai ^rA ^V n’u? Df*” “ *Ph‘on!“9Jelllnt u>» aald .3 N -0 F -P R 0 . ' ■ — -ale. all procce.1. CHIROPRACTORS

br ‘th’* c Z . ‘> '^ 0 R-^JOIINSON. (14 Tblrd >

S ”° r S ' SCHOOLS » TRA IN IN'>««AN. UAIK STYLISTS ara In conaUM deWENDIMAN. ■ M “«m«ln^nJ7biiJt"trmVwl£*SI!r‘.

Chalrtnin (i.d malhoda of liulrucllon. Dyouraelf ter a )pc7»llr* and Ister career-nowj^ Don'l Delay—Enroll ■;

I '^ S I S diSo b e a u t y s h o p s

'SK- V m i ‘'i ; s , “ g s . ■ ' £ • s : . " '* -!ncE NO*‘8IO® COMI'LETE RMara beauty a/r;u

w a r . i r < ^ * r A‘* r fg - j , : ; ; .y 'CTION Tl'lERi:- COMl'LliTE t>eauiy aarvlca ey *ai ANO HEPKAU atudenU al raducad prlcea. Junlo JW CONFLICT denla work fre» UMthlstltu Mn.w«««i. HOO. Oeautr Arta Af».l»>

IB CHAIRMAN ------------ !---------------------------------tw7n LOST A N D FOUND

'’■ivyi brllwiTltlou!’'''!m‘’. ' ' ^ h e i ' ’i mF ovW coaT .n il ml.aln, from ima nereoy u M.lh™IUl church night o

"'prepari *hy liO^llKWAKD lor InformaUon leadlrow appaan ranch Norcmltr SO. Warran WH

\t Cily Clerk. rnul> I, phnne OtOMI.

s i t u a t i o n s w a n t e i1 1 , 1 1 , . . W. U. „ . . . . I . . I , . . .

i r r *...Ie and car*:ode, ' KNOX CurlalnTaundry, H I! atb Arl, S. Ch.p, IV, KaaL I'hone 987-R.■b%?d1n»l"arebyu.mended T fu g ^ c a ^ 'u .

ilulldlnr TRKK TOPPINC. (allln« and remo(Mc*a of th »*l'j •H'nataaaianlnation O'UtLll nuraari achool,— c hlld~ «a

a haret.,a citr'ôf*'Tiln <i:EMi:,S’T work, old Uaeniant floora ibull,Dne permit I". "<>30:,_ Table No, ’ OSHJtS.

S 'li;.?..';' h e l p w a n t e d — f e m aFea LAllV tor llzhl houBework, Modern

............. No (ea private room. No amoklnz or driiW t l on ■ Pliofie niD0-J6.intl*M ....i:.M WANTLD-Wom'aa lo Uka o.V^*iiie Vl 000 l«'oo V*' " ' 'f * ” **'ractl.m'. ----- -------me*., ewa.---------------------

'‘' “ ' I ' l i ! ” I W ANTED . ....... 50 AT ONCE '

:ea In conflictVo. «»0 of the Two woman to laka compleU ehirtMl. ar* hereliy nlne.ro»ni country boma. ] t ; n

norlh ot Jerome. All electrkAIID OK COM* eûli.pej, Ona woman ai cook, on,IIIKU IT. 1911. h.,iueVe»pcr. 40-hour wcrV, 1^ .lIRMAN, off. „ne waak vacation wllh pay,WENDIMAN, trmi e T’Tn a llher* '^llan.'”Ii5iu^

ChalmuiB 15-H. Tlmea-Newa. or phona Jet R *09, (Ivin* reterancea. wa|ea axp*

*nd lypa ot work dealrad,

UCATION o r --------------------------------- -—i J . '; " " '' . , . , . . l e g a l ADVERTISEMENJ.nuary.liw :, ------ ----- -----------------------------------

..In falla. SttU K tik t ttr Pobllca(l.i)hmllh. Noury NOTICE OF PROOF OF APPLICA IIIH ^ U ia ap. OF WATBK TO IlCNEFlCIAL U ot Two cublo Nolke la hereby ii.en that at

aotDryOulch. Ai U, on tha «ih day of Januarr.In aeconlanc. al Twin Falla, County of Twin Kalb

l,ioa of Permit Mute of Maho. bct.irc K. W. Melt'{ Ny (b. Istttt Notary I’ubtle, proof will b . aulimlti■ State of Idaho, the ai'plkallvn to b.nefklal uia ca,lXrraa of the cubic feel per aecond of aublerrane.n •nt aaid jwrmlt In accordance wllh tha terma and eoni!a. :. Klnberly. of I'errall .S'o. :o7M, end et 2 cubi

peraec.md ot aubierranean water in a..ater haa been anc. with the Urma and condlllo

Permit So. MIU. hccetofora (.aued <henetlelal uar Deparlment of-IlivUmallon nf tha

1 - 1 . I. . . . po<loftka addreaa <,n IweBly-ee.en pern.in liolitinf aald permlu are D1 ,t"S u 5 -> !!r " -- .i! ." : ; r . ’hT.-h’T.'S»wn.Mp apnflej la (rrltatic.n and riotii.,tl« purI ll l l K. II. >1. Tha amount apptird lo beneficial i,unlr. Sute ef J.l cubic feet per aecrm.I.

The plac* where aald wa|,r U uir ditch or other KO aetra In th* KK'i an.l EUEti>r ll cmduelcl .-.rcllgn Twp, u South, lUnilOt nim*>l. prl. i;*«i. I|, M.

t N .iûijf‘“ -o .ui"'^ ‘[Drr^Cukh“'« w .ll^^^n i^rfeJ ‘u ‘'t ^ r J ij*l"T«w!i.Kl" T-n!’'M'‘s.^lh, lUniV''lV’K‘ii‘.‘..*»!-'>LIrhleen lK | The .lal. of priority whl-h aald

hlch aald uier To'l" ' ' ' ' 1™'l?5l. I’armit No. S0IS4 U December 27, lOi

MARK n. KULP, lallan Enilneer Slale Reclamilloi* Krij)«B- >, 10. im : ' 1-uhUth; Sec. 19. 20. 27. IMl. Jan.’],

____________T IM E S-N E W S.

^ SUII T ia t 1» Sbep• J5I • Sa* RItaway Hardware

s r s i s M.I,.ble~any 'aua.b*r ^ CLAOd' b*DROWN KUi

In Bunny Slop* S J “; i . ''f i t ." “ " ' il TOY S?. APPLIANC

’ F u n N r r u R E - i -g i ia mad* ta erdar. {V Alwaya Detlar Soy*

ADoaymoaa ^ O t G a i llb lo ’S'V cstern A u l? Sal

^ 12 Pl*«*a r p T l i a iL vza w A R z se sv ji

ratUrna crected by werld'ar of Ih. Titr winner, who dealBoad maayot tha year M j<„niry'a beat aUrlInt Pi,4-^ 5 5 60 YEAR CUARANTE

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S E E T H IS F A R M ,. 'Vera farm. fin. mo*lprn linrhc, n rifrlknt conUltUm. w.ll fcuccl.vtO hWhway clui. lo lown. Only J

“■ P R18. n.ar Twin K.lli Cltr, ».«I- F o r D E A

................ A]• iovaral other W . and Wa

Btar Twin KalU PHOfCeodlns

IT H U E T . W A T S O N j Jy.Tabtr Dldr. rbena tOt ^ <p

Jf no aMw.r. call 2J0» -

- ^ . .— — -------- SEEDI OltUtH Urjla

OCK A ROW cn o p RANCH pouto aMd a•trM. U7 In ernp Balanc. paa. Rlgbr. Idahovcmrnta. Taylor srailni;. Lith.r HAY, <

or calllt.. Eajy lone urm h ton choir.,• I'honr 2im.a

RANCH ilAY for aaleT« . . . 2T0>.ad ran*, rishi*. Will oj.R , Q.mmV'flne w'at"J.‘ ta'itn'.nt'tmpVoSI^ *’1-hont'^rSs'?. Juina oil hlEhwar. Ouud Icrmt. _i_neiit t;»»-l

...........„ : 'V , S S „ , ..........Taylor rluht*. IJd.OOO. 15,00 MAlilC VAl.Lllalanc. eaay t.rma. brrlr. Call

M A G IC V A L L E Y ' .simin^^'c?! ^ V E S T M E N T C O R P.ion. :I1J or :ill.W IWrnlnca I'lah".

I ATTtjSTION I

> ’80 A C R E S GOOD 1

■ III*, w.ll localad. ffood fomblna- KlIKSIl .KM. I■v«d. hat »ooJ mml.m Imm. with ’.autolmalk oil furnai-.. mo.l«rn >-AT lll.Nti. >1

barn, wat.r pIpcO I.. .11 bulldlnii. Ilarr. Hatrhr nihrr lulUllno. I’aatuc. fnr i6 LIVK turk.yi.alock. I'ric. 133.000. $12,000 i i r , j ; . Klml.aty parmcnu. ND.MlltK I i

CHOICE 60 A C R E STwin Kalla, nlf. mcxlrrn alylt S«ri'irn Ual

, crada A dairy barn. well jo x a TIIAN uprn iur. t>ilcm. on pavwl road. Orrh»r<l, 20C

*" »J.0C .E . A D A M S

Killmnr. Phon. i:« 5 J ‘’Mnf W,

--------------------------------------------- ---- IlKKUKFARMS FOR RENT i u « .~anl.d on 9JW, .ha r~ of Salmon niisiK IIKAUI r for tt>] t.aaon. C.uy L. Pttcra. I^d. Ir«ln 1.‘t.vrnll. av.nut aaal. | Wfat nt W

^L ESTATE FOR SALE of'

ti-r'°Iui«^wr>f °"i?, Chirk llar^.^ J’OTATo' ks” K WAITKD lor Ihit Inrom. prxp'r- Onloni. ali :arna Slld.no monthly. I’hon. IOJI. lliowcr. A»r . Jnnm. JJ.allor. I'hnnf 43,

JUSATIIANH. Ili.mra and :

ACnUACt: lUIni cmUlcr»»,_ mod lUrp anil. IncatM »a»t ' nv ua Jur itUiln} InJormallon. 11.000

»d .nn Elm StretU A lltafllt. 4 SIAJll.SK <-atmo.lrrn homr, Kull flnl»h.vl t)n> rollli- i

icnl. Ktar church. I'KlHUHKliD

i ln i

CITIZEN ’S AOENOV '' “ I’amn *nl -*yVit Kl«« Polnin . Twin K.II. --------- I.at, 1«7 or : , :0 J JINO.-U tam.

. Hortii. r to

______ _______________. t :

FARM i m p l e m e n t s _________

•Ml. l-».r.iiol'"bt»* and' bian''culU°a- IJfal lift1,1 l^n«‘l ‘'

TROCK BEDS Grain, bitl aM iiock coBbloitloi

Twubl. Cellar I'otato Waabty h-'ni.Polaio Pll.ra lilHHi 2-wii.r

»S!ar?

D O U G LA S FOR <. M A C H IN E S H O P EAraTmlA

fl" .! 1,7.:.“ ONK UOilSi

t:ity wairr.^ ■■■ ■ "■ " for proBfrl

‘T H E U N IV E R S IT Y O F J L S j i l

I sn.i"Vta"b

atl„i,, iluii.” 1* KlmWlV. laa'll il.Tl*l"li LAKliK •lieIk> «{irnr.l I p.iii,. DrcomWr JS. IJSl. lafrimn.

all all hilll lu Mr. Manhall L.Uarnn. lilKI.'S whllc. lh. lltanch Enp.rlmmi Slatlun. lll»r n.t.. I ir Impectlon cnnlact .Mr. L«l)aMn. ôn SAI I--ilinn Siiperlnlriulrnt. T)i. Valrtrtlir iliiA.n l‘hc,« r .« th. new l« r .J « f a iw ^r all ^ acK 'iIaTi

_________________________ . N K w 's iim. - an.l IkiiiiIi,!- KKMINI ITU.'

F A R JI E Q U IP M E N Tlack Ihli Illf and ff»t your onl.rac.d for aiulpincnl you *111 nectl fur ' ^■’•• Khr* l'',’,lnLIIOSI'IIATK. linOADCA.STKIlS KXCKl-l-KS IAS-UIIK t.aAl)K!lS rhr.1. ||UIIUCK MASUIIK SVKEAOEHR hi-lmrr .nilJIID QUAIlTKil TUIIN PLOWS LUMUEIt':"bJI.ED AND C H O n'l^ HAV Ivnta ' i’miDTATO I’lLKlia Tlj|CVlTl.E^^

PA U L E Q U IP M E N T .* ' h L ' i r i i W EL D IN G S H O P couonauo

lUl 02!5J3 Uurley E»eh. , Idaho ^ t . '* 'x 'l t c j

----- • ' POSTS—l-rri

■IVESTOCK a. p o u l t r y J S k.OLSTKIN iiirlnKcr hcilcr.. lllll (iarO-- mnn.-’•. lliL-TW.n.____________________ CO.'ll'LKTi;;o;vs.^^.^HjUMiii. a u « n » m .. iJcr>-i'«, _ o n 'r

U” 'm11;SI1 (;iirril"rr\<.%». and caiv«. "l*''

E S j n S

KAIl fci:l>t''i-.I ll<r<'f<>r<l bull. I’urbhia A'*" omino bir.-:iii-—br U nli Whllmor., '<<’oracroi-, W..S, i : his rfKl.I.rcl Herr- " I 1“ *''ltd I’honr

:o iiEfiisTi:ni:n nrREKohu ~ IWl. r'dKcrr.! Ilcrclnr-I Imllt. all am . ” rat

‘ TWIB.,.. ,c. Iloltiflii. llurrinry, Jrney and ‘h.

IlkInK Shorth„rt,.^JJ«nt 351. J.rom.. UIVk •

— ’ 323 Main . CUSTOM SLMJCIITEUINC " '~ ~

on . ®' ‘ I

-— nlank.lj. I

H IG H E S T P R IC E S P A ID ■'“ ! "'V

'or D E A p nnd U S E L E S S

ANIMALS Asoi'iPaoNC u s COLLECT

sodlns *1 nuMtt t lTwin falla (1*

ID A H O H ID E •& T A L L O W CO. H A R

SEEDS & PLANTS —

s a ^ 's ; ^ ^ : ; ‘iv . ' 'k i ; " D :r . '‘crn:i'.;i;;:

^ y r g R A I N & F E E D ~ i i S i SrON Cholc. ScU cuUlne hay. JJi.flO ton. f"r .a l. fhonr 2IHI.M. ____________________ COOB furnY for aale. 75 loni ehoppod hay. I’Bon. llartaln 'I

rrlndJftV. Uvnntatn Milling SaMca. ^'Ori^rÂuhon. 1788.U or 0111103.____________ EA»Y .pinrt)NS balc l liar. .r."nd and third cut. M tn». l’li.mo .U7.J3. Ml»,___________ UAYTAI!lilC VAl.LUY Slllllnii Mr.lea. Kim. » l.“-ô, Mrrlr. Call rMi.linea I1U.J, NEW ANUjn"'jnin/ii7TnTlno7a7«trTnxin»rT<i^ • " cllrrlining Co. Phon. 2621W._______>joiinE al.TUNS liar, wiiuld llk« fc.l on placc. ahapa; r.i lien. 30L13. >1. J . Dllworth. Caror. gooU mc.lli

TKSTION feeler, and farm.rms Sliam W..),|nirl.'g ; io i" " 'f ‘h o ; r f e L r ; . r r j ' :

GOOD TH IN G S TO E A ~Kaii CEEt. faum (ryara. I'Dultry Supply.

1M11EK_ [_ rad^P«iaio«. I mil. from W EST!;il UUEllNiiEV milk: fm h ranch .«(>•:«ri'.rn Ualrr. l'hyn._Q_lUom.________ ^ _ _ —^JATIIANûr Horn, appir. i;«rl«.n-a

PLi;S. »J.00 anil uj., polaH>«fc wlni.r <>r>. Koil. Nock. 2013 AddUon A'lDUi

T «KKSK; Allv». Sic lh,: .lr«ie<i. 43c 1. Mn. W. 1„ Snyder, i .oulh. 1 ta ilrrnwr. 011I.J3.__________________T i;K>;.SK a,„I 3.-.r Jh. I’h.m.

• BICYC

•^w';.!'ot"wî'nT-*’ I’ J n j . V ^ " • CEM E ItKtAS tor Iht tiolhtaia. Oi'cn “ w.iiibon;l'_?<C^Xl?'?ltl>W._vVli!r • C LEAlTATOKS; Uuucl.. it7;i TTluû.hi. „ . ,k.C ' ,■. )nloni. allll cull p.italon. lilabo Mion• lowcra Aatoclallun, llil Wall StrreL ^ COAfAl

SATiTaJ^T doubl# rrd Uallcloui! rrili.mra and Kiyman. al moil.ral. prlcM, ' """» *'lellclnua al ll.So’^pcr'|.'im1i*L*KrnYon .• I'l.OOl

2 mile. . . . . . t l ^ . n, TwJn_Ka1_l.. m TiiTTwPETS '

VMl.SK <-at. AKC Knjli.h bull pup. Ked |-lp||H )n> rolli. |.un- _«»>t-lU. «

l V ; n « ; u a H '’um. '“ ;, ' • -W N E:a.i.___________________ '*Hlil-ll tama I'arak.ala I '.rf.cl pal* for . —âmlly or thut.lnj. « lt Av.ttua S n u. for T4ortii. riiooa lU t . ea te» la

" TIMES-NKWS, TWIN

____________ PETS ___________ FURNIkKC UEOIaTKnno” Oaehihund piippirj. S A H (il

Ideal lift for lh. famllr. OrCcr I’mw LarsrilUt Chrlalin*! dallrtry. Call JiJ.W, 11.>c I.wnlnga and Sun.Uya-_______________ OOyO

nil. IDEAL Chrlilmaa fflfll I’urel.r^l ted far .aft>l.iefr.1- Vour ciic.lc.. t: i . ItiZ Kimberly -------- —

•llc.nd, l..V .rn . Ilal.lwli),____________ | -

W ANTED TO BUY ,; aI.I. u«t0.J: for top prka on fat rolorri Ini mi

'*Maln‘lw ‘t*h.' i''‘ !nV‘i4t'?‘ "»"’*• iVASTEU: Kat cobrM Leshorn n.na, top Tha.

prkM. Ilertle-. Poultry Farm. Phon. lAH^.^wIn KalU,----------------------------

FOR SALE OR TRADE .JAVIU IIKADl.KY 2.whe«l al/Kk Haller.

N.w tlie<. Wlll tmd. for caUaa or pl|a. _Kli>vd Itr.iwni, I’hona »b;,'..W. _______

JNK uuilJi fcKii rtmid.nllal buil.llne lol.i:ity water. In Twin Kalli. Will trada ________for proeeriy m Coodlne. Idalii., Wrll.

AXMISCELLANEOUS FOR SALEKUIl SAl.i;—2-wheel trall.r. I.S Klfth ' ll

av.nu. norlh,_____________________ PAIITI/I.AIJVS fur .M..I. III. 12. Lik. ntw. «0. 1950

Jllli.l’lV '^ lil'r. 1 chalra for tal^. Inqulr. ' ’‘ ' l ' l '

LAIKiK alse irlcyclr, pracllcally new. : i l Vlll»e n»». plmii» 0iVgUl2,_____I______ ' Everylh

KOil SAI.K: J l lhe»wr acaia. sood .on-

SNACK UAJ|lând“ raton_^^^ aqulp. MAC

NKW SIIII-ME.ST >>»'<.” <>oo'- l*t>l< *°*KKMINIITU."* .22 automatic nfl.. Ilka

N E r '; r j ^ : d ' ^hooi' bCIal M ‘I'm amau I N D Idellrary. Twin F«ll* Cqalpmtnt Com- PinT. rnonr 1919

i-()i.>:s,~ i . . 'sb— rnt. t-'.-o Yolmile. .„inh. 'fO"'

’ehe»l. Il'kf- new. .Man'a blu. Kupp.n-

LUMUEIC; Speclilôo<l grad. I'lanxl l um.

TlllCVnLE: lewlns and waahlng machin.;Ilebullt ra.i'-.ir aiitl pari, trom wrc<kel TO C£l.ui'linc .1..U-. 0191-]'<._________ _ .

COUoI jauo retrls.rator. lat. ifl<«I.I.'~»: I

POSTS-l-^fnianTnc ~ r7n l. " “ ta ~ a'n~d '--------------Treal.<l iltnhrr*. All iliea fmea poaU, • 'Trc»t!nr"('<i.'. Tutll.'’ 7'hon^2U.1{.êer- S

_____________________________ l-OULTllCO.'ll'LKTi; Anico flaah caBJ.ra ouUltt. 1318. *_ o n 'r *I1.«5, We hav. fl.ih BUna for all CKSSl'Ol

rnmcta., Jl-mm. .11,1."fllo CIIU -onlf ' ln,p,clli.'v'p. Ptdjecior ncrc.ni. flaah lulln. o;ii3.J3

Lsri-XlAI.l.V tine oak bulfcl and dining rtT rl"i*'labia wllh .I t chalrj. lltdroom bureau *‘'' ami e1,..t. 5 <lr.»cr>, all capKlallybcaull/ully j.-Mlnri) aod w. Ihink auperl- _y*V _ior to^.uch^furnlluro now aoM 1nâtor«. • - - —

jj-rof i' j!lnycir.‘‘ A1."p leed't»' ^ ^

«hJ‘ ”Weat'of "ty “n"lllshway SO _______

TW IN FALLS SEW INO 'MACHINE EXCHANGE j

Sr« lha’ njw Unlvenaf »nd <ar« •CIVE THE I'ftACTICAL GIFT

Uird Machine*— r.UARANTEEO —

323 Main Ara. Mail Thoea :>S-J

— • EaS U R P L U S {

nlankaU. .tr .l coU„ Unti. Urpi. aoi. MLihi'ca. ralncoali. parkai. omahort. locker. mlacellanKiui aumlua wvslcltilhlm:. ----------

We aUo handl. many Itcnu. auch aa ______{KOAM RUilER ______

VI.EXIlll.E TUlllNG ANCLE & CHANNEl^ IRON '

PIPESACKS . V

HTOKEIIS ......... lOS.OOIV'a >Uo buy SCRAP inOK

H A R R Y K O P P E L CO.Phona 325-W 162 2nd Ava. South CAL

FURNITURE & APPLIANCESGOOD Thor ' ' “ J'"* *fV*' **'*'* ______MONAUCIt coal range. In BooO condlUon.

fur .a l. fheai.. I'hon- 2374^.______ _GUUU furnllur* r..i»i>nablr prlcol. Al'a

llargaln-Harn, 324 Main aouth.______WANT to tall yW turnTtur.T Call Uasit

'Valfe, Aucllon. T hon . 3023.J •EASY apln^ry wuher.- new guaranlrt.

NEW ANU uiad alMtrIt rangH Uak. <» llmn etirr Ihul-I Gmi tnil ApplUnc. J

NOIinE el.clrle kitchcn ran t.. «xe«llent ,«ia /•ahapa; e.aaonabl. r rlc . 1.2 l.lua U ke.. ^

COOU me<llum tl>. 'Irrulallnff coal heaUr. oHrai^nabl.. Phona lOK-J. 112 Norlh ^

USKI) HKWtÛ tnaehlna. tU«ondlllone^f !iand guaranty!. AAA Sawln* Maehint Shop, acroii from .Seara,____________ lOlT F

H O M E F R E E Z E R hf. Cubic Kool. U.e.1 Only 1 Monllu *®“ j

$ 1 7 4 .9 5 .fru

W E S T E R N A U TO STO R E

B U SIN ESS and PROI

DIRECT• BICYCLE SALES & SE R V iC g • MO

» CEMEN7 W OnK • PLI

• CLEANEltS m nEi

• C o m iE n C I A t P R IN TIN GUualltr prinilnff «f a^ klatfc Tlma*.I4evar sbani

I’hona H. „

_______ r r ~ *

• .^fA'iT/ÊSS RE N O V A TIN GUATTUESSKS ranovatad, Crartoa^MaU —C _C _ r ..._Kac...ry. Pnon. ^

>• MONEY TO LO AN________

i i i ' . r . T '~ n ; « a - '■'s* .*■ «"'■< r r o S s . * ? ’ i = £

nCN FALLS, IDAHO

F U R N IT U R E & A P P L IA N C E S ;u“a 11 (illtÊN aumpa on uted fureltu:^ MMiCUT

Largeil alock In lown. Tartna. We t u ^ 2«S2.n.1l.>r< Furnitur. Kichange. t>" -

OOOU ua«i 0.1 baau. i any raaaon:??. .t- tXCELt far .oMldtrRL Liquid Caa aixl Appll.ance. UW Klmb«rly Raa*.__________ igtn OL

~ dlo. h., - I trad..

table lampti awing rock.ra I dinetl. --- — —I.t: occ-a.lonil chair 1 oirheater.; wa.h. lng machtnra: mirror. I mattre..;alKfl. HollywoiM Udatead and oiScr •leliiie,

Th««* ll.m i May Ra Seen Al " "

W a rb e rg ’s W u rch o u scU* .lh Avenuisoulh..

-N o Phoni. Calll. Plaai»~I - I r r

I AUCTION SALE ISalurda^y. DK.mbcr 2'i P.M.

• lllu .ru * " ^ PARTIAL L1.STIN0:1950 « ciible fool Coronado refrijera-s . v , v , ' ; r ; “r . i '» S ''& ! :“ s ; a s hn.w aprlnia; new Inneraprlnir itiat- tre« : (Win J .n n r LImJ «{ ; bank h«le; 'llvhm ro.,m Mi; platform rocker.; dl- ----------netl . .eu ; rr.,1 l .b lr . ; br.akta.t leu: 'Eve’rylhlrg''fo7‘'tji.‘ h™m..“ I

—D o n 't MlM T hln l—

MAGIO VALLEY AUCTION .201 Sho.hon* South Phon. 30:;j

IN D IV ID U A L L Y O W N ED H E A T E R S

You buy n l O w ner’s prlcc M O ST ALL AfAKES

P R IC E D F O R 1050 cQ U IC K S A L E ! '

ALSO OKE ; K RE SK Y O IL TOKNACK

H ERE'S A CHANCE >»•» 'TO CET A IlETTKR ONE. CHEAP: '

19U !i M O O N ' S »( • P flin t h n d F u rn i tu re iflii (1 J niotk Well of PoitÔfflce i *

— l t d (

S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S 19.7 ;I'DULTIIY dr<i.ing Poullry Supply. Phone ‘

1318. Twin Kalli. Idaho. , j „ , CKSSl'OUL anil aeptle Unk cleanlnc. Kr..■ IntpMllon.' -n .-U ik ia ;-O cS l.— Phon. -191T I

MATTIIESSES r.nn.at.d, KTcrlun Mat- ,

W.it Fll« ■ Phon. 2S73J.__________

C R U S H E D G R A V E L I. • I5„ 1

• , 1919 .

nUY NOW-UEKORE SPUING THAW igjg |

R A D IO & M U S IC '

I J U S T R E C E IV E D » »35 “ “ •

CuaranUnl. necondltloctd '

PIANOS• Eaay Terma * Free DellTetr

C L A U D E BROW N ~ — M U S IC S F U R N IT U R E

A U T O S FO R SA LE

W E N E E D CARS• WE HAVE THE CASH

C A L L O W A Y & M cM AIN’S

137 MAIN ItABT PHONE 313W

T W IN F A L L S

E Q U IP M E N T CO.B e t te r Buya

1951 STUDEUAKER Oiami.ion S-Ioor aedan. Ov.rdrlta, raillo, cllma. liter, aeat covert. All Iba azina.J4.0W mJlr* ____________IJJM

1911 CHEVROLCT Aeroaadao. Radio.ona owner ear ------ I llU 31

191S STUDEUAKKR Champion l-door ar<Itii, Ovardrlva and

. cllm.tUar ..... .. ...................»lt#S |191T FORD V.8 Inloor aedan. Radio will I

and heatar A nle* car ——.-S9951912 PONTIAC ^:-door l« lan. Jla.lK

1911 STUDEUAKKR Chamnlon.* Over, drive, radio artd heater ......... 13.5

Truclc Lane and llh Av.no. W cl Telephona ]9i>

V. R. Taailer C. C. Wylll*

PROFESSIO NA L

3T 0R Y• «f0T071CYCL£S______________^

• P LV M niN U & tlE A T lN O

. • REFRIU ERATiO N SERVICE

- iiarrlffaraiora. wuhai*. raaieaT atotai^'■ SbBBWi Anllane* Repair. Pk. UtftJ

. • TY P K W niT E R S_____________ _; MlM. r«nula anW .nU a Pboaa ^ Sher- "■2 . wpod.TypewflUr Eg. Oppaalta P. O.

• VACUU■^^ CLEANERS_________, Uoov.r~^le* aiKl" S.rvka. I’hone *7*0.• —C~C. Andaraon Company. Twin Falla. _■ * V^-N KTIA N b l i n d s

^ • W A T E R SO FTENERS

i AUTOS FOR S A L I ____(, MKIICURY 1910. Cood co tillon, rhona _____^ 2832.R. 319 Klfth av.nu. w t . I-------r EXCELLENT 'I t tlulck. Cood rubb^riU*-i guard lube., I’hona OlO-Itll._________

104* OLDSMOUILE .I.luae ( l-<Ioor. Radio. h.alrr, hyrlrematlc. A-I. H .d l. W»l trad.. Phon. laSW. UunL___________ C

WHOLESALE. lOtt Ford Club coup.. •» . ' eellent conillilnn, tens: 1341 Ch.vrol.t,

1*19 mnior, i:91; 1910 Chevrolet Sp«cla| deliiie. runa goo.1, 1195. Contldar Iradt.Urme. Plion. 2.31W.________________

W c H ope Y ou

H A V E A V E R Y M E R R Y C H R IST M A Sr r 'S NICE' T O GO HOME

FO R CHRISTMAS

EspeclaUy ‘* “i r Y ou're Drlvlnc

ONE or'ASHW ORTH'S BETTER

X3SED CARS

A SH W O R T H M OTOR CO.

W ould you .drive n few m iles '

[ To HAVC SIOO -arI P YOU WOULD *•''

coiiic on over aiiU MO

— O ur Excellent At«ckof clcan cars

L ibern l trn d c-In allow ances

GMAC T ERM S ___1050 CHEV ilOLCT •____

19(9 FORD l-door. Itadlo. b.aUr, ôv.rdrlv..

10.9 DUICK l-door Dyaaflow. Radio.I batter.

1919 DODGE l-liwr' CorMet. Radio,beater, fluid drive. 191

1911 ClfEVROLLT lôor. HaaUr.aeat 1 covera. Ijj,

— 19(t CHEVllOLET SUUon WacoB. , , ,lUdlo ami htalar.

1917 MERCURY Woor. lUdlo «twl 1»«

_ 19.7 KAISER l.door. Radio aod haaUr. }*| ne -191T ClIEV’ROLtT l-<3oor. Rmdlo and _ heater. Ill

.19.4 NASH. Overdrlv.. radio aod

1915 OLDSMOUILE SedamtU. Radio,” heater, aeat covert.~ 19(8 CffRYSLEfl <-door. Kacflo and jflc

healer.1916 IIUICK 4-Joor- Radio asU hraUr. | “J 1919 HUDSON :-door. 191 1919 OLDSMODILB l-<loor IU.

dlo, heater, aydraatk, tuDahada.’ 19S0 DUICK Super 2-diwr. Radio, beat,

er and drnailsw.~ J»« Jt'E i'. 4-wW drlvai

1940 CHEVROLET pickup. ___^ l»l» CHEVROLET U-loO ’ ___

1619 INTEILVA'nONAL ?Mon J '1911 FORD H-toa.

N O R T H SID E AUTO CO.

P]iear I3J Jerom*. Mahs •«Open Dally and Sundays

Evenlnei by Appolnioitnt . j5

----------------- . ■' ■ ■!»

_ B U S IN E S S ' • **

IS

GOOD . *«

UTm ORDER TO 8ERVB OUR FAST GROWINQ *4(

DUSUJESS ■ ' •«

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AUTOS FOR SALE >"«

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“ I S A L E

—F o r 2 W<5oks O nly!— i«:

for Inventarr purpott* E• N O 'W • ‘

Il the tima la buy a COOD USED CAJl -----CHEAP!

Comc In ••Pd look tb«n over,

40 CARS 01to eh»«a from. 1«9) madtU.

__ 1950 modeU_ _ VOU CAN nUY

ANY CAR WITII A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT

All eur pcat.war tnodtli carry * rend • warranty ffuaranfe*. All n r t Ktt wla- Urlied wllh antI-(re«M al

B A R N A R D ’S '"Good w ill"

Used C ar LotPboae 1097

K a i tn rrtdtrleliMoa't Drirt-la

*■ .r r a w o r t h t h e d r iv s

F o rW HAT Y OO SAVE ON ONE OF THESE

A-l Uttd Can asd Tnckilo,

1919 LINCOLJJ CoamtrpollUB. Over- drive, radiu beaUr. A lurary car

at - al • low pr<e«__________ |M7<1939 NASH siauaoaa wllh Ud, ov«.

drive, radio and OtaUr____tU9t1931 WILLYS " I" sutlon Waxen.

will, ovtrdrlv,; 1.000 mllt,_n«9»19.9 CllK.VROLCT C<wpe. Beeeol

19.1 NASH Fordor ..... ...... S393 ‘1911 DODGE 4-door Luxurr Hntr. Ra. Pb

Dd -.dlo. heaur. HuU drlta ____ l l »1949 CHEVROLET Coup* wllh radto ^

Several Olhaf Prewar Korda and ChevroltU

lo. aurllng tC9,COMMEROIAL

nd 1911 FORO " S ' t-toa. <-ep««!-asl*.

, , 1919 CHEVROLET «.ton plek^Mtl7»19.7 CHEVROLET H-loa pastl_n9S1941 FOKD pickup. H-t«n -------- »«*J9W CJIEVnOLET H-ton,. *l«k

■■ 1911 FORD W*Ua ------ tlU

m r C B E L L HUNT . rO R D SALES

BUHL. IDAHO

L E T ’S T A L K T U R K E Y „w .m aav, you enough

oa any of ihiae (In* can10 buy that Turkey 19

for Cbrliiovaa lu ‘H SES070 CJub »vp«. n*aUr bb4 ](

(luld drive, upholaury 1»>* sew.•JO NASII Slaleaman 4-door. Radla.

haeler. aad bed uolU » ---- '19 OLDSMOBILE 1-door aadan. Radio.— haatar, hrdrarnaUe. one owner ear, . ,

Juel ortr Jl.OOO ailm. »'*49 CAtXILLAO '92' t*daa, Ilydr*. ,

matle, radio, and hnler. Sharp ig fcarsalB tor qukk aale.

'41 NASH AmbaMador 4-door. Ovar.•Irlv*. weather ey*. krtiadclolb >S uffiaUUff.

*17 CIIEVROLBT (-door a*da&. Radio, heaur, rec.odlUoaed. BaauUml :-U>n* (InUh. ig

UT NASH Ambaaaador club oospa. IU> dlo, haaUf and orerdrlT* i tm i U tlcntd.

*4( PLYMOUTH SpacUl S*lu* l-daor.RaJlo and b u u r . Claaa. Bm It.

US NASII '<00' <-door. Uaaur. vlaor.

'4S NASIt 'S40* i-icet. HtMtt. aaat L _ cover*, mecluialtally «ood. banala — price.

*12 FORD Dtlux* 2-doot aedan. Radio.heater. A-l oondlUoa. 5*. Ihla one. -

■10 CHEVROLCT Woor tedan. Venr (Ine condltloD. llaa caater. teal

Ul DODCE H ton pick-np. Eie*ll*nt tlock rack, ha* beaUr. gonl m*. chanleally.

' » PORD pick-up. Ruaa good.'Clean.Cood tlrea.

t>* 11 Johnlt Doyd. "be llvca tbera'*

W IL L S U S E D CAR D E P T .

211 Truck U aa Wttt Phone IIO-J

W E H A V E E A R K E D i

Y o u r P re fe re n c e !Our tbanka to y«Bl Yo«r coi^ tlnu«l pauonate lella ua whaS : j you waat tn a fine Uaad Car. and tht prke you waat lo pay.W* pledg* ouraalvaa to continu* that policy, aow and through the year*. A (lae a*1*eUon of ]Cuaraaued ears swalu you.SO/SO fuarante* on paru and labor. Terma aa alway., that make ll «aay. A prie* u> d*. •llgbt you. Com* la-NOW l

1931 MERCURY Club coup*. Radio, liraler, ortrdrlrt, bumptr fuaxda. underCMU ^*,70^ K ^lt^ mllea. A

1917 nUIdTsêclal 4-Joo» aadaa. Ba. dlo. heaur. apoUlghU A r*alcJeaa car al oa ly------- --— tlOU

1917 KORD V-S Plck-BP, 4-«pa*d tn iu - mlialon. beaUr, sood rabber.

1950 LINCOLN 4-door aedan. lUdlo, healer. Hydramatle drive, low nilJeJgr. A aUala t o n lr____________ _ t : S 9 S

1919 I'ONTIAO 1-dnnr aedan. Radio, heatef.^ 2 ipolllshU. a

1919 MEKCURt 1-Ioor aedan. Radio, 1 hrtlrr. orenlrlrp. aaat cover*, liooj tlrca. A ahlny ~

Come In' and look them over. We I fhinge r-ilor.. Ityl«. niakaa. and model* —

•very . lay.

Opea Sundtya aad Ev.alnst Cl

D O U G L A S-SE L F M OTOR CO.

Sfll Main Av.. Eati Phgn* tU9.W Our prvmla* li your talUfaclloal

p a g e T W E N T Y - '

----------------------- AUTOS rO R SAI^ CLEANEST 1910 Clvevrolrl. In

j U tlris. low mileage. SIS .Thi

3 8 T P R I C E S R E D U C I' DLUE RIDDON= = = = = USUD CAIlSl

=0R SALE -

— n 1919 PACKARD Club tedaa.radlo^ ovardrlvt, teal CO

CIAL • PACKAKD 4-Iooe Vedaitradlo.^ôwdrlve. teai cc

3 - H - E - D PACKARD 4.d«o? aadaa.

C_ . Q , radio, pvtrdrlva. tua ’

• E ' S rubber lik* new ■ — ■■l9iS FORD Hidor aedaa. Coo

s i lu c l io n -----------19U FORD IH toa truck, loc

io k s O n ly ! — '« »

a rr purpo... S C H W A R T Z A U T C0 „ . - | u . . ^ . A , r e : ------------1

a COOD USED CAJl . _ " . I -------EAPI

■ T h o u s a n d s

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model*:an nuYR WITH A , “QUALITYrtTl PAYMENT VzCUXiXJAX itnodtli carry a rend~ ■>" "■ -----------O K —(reeu al

- USED CAJC ar Lot>ae 1097 a n drftflrion'e Drli'Îa

— Trucksa TH E DRIVE Pori r o o SAVE r ■

Buy NOW and SAVI ars aad Ttacki .CoamcpollUa. Over. baaUr. A lurary car W __________ ttl7 i

i r . ' l .T f f i i i 'K K G L E N G . J E N KS'* Butlon Wagen.

1.000 mii.a_n.9» S A L E S a n d S E R ^r Coupe. Beceat ovtr>ly a l OMAC TERMS

or Lukury Hntr. Ra. Pb«B« 707-703. <13 Mala At«uU drlta ____ l l »r Coupe wllb radio

thar Prewar d ChevroltU

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r « .|oaplek^M tl7» B1 H-loa pastl—n9S AB. H-t«" -------- MM _

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~ »19 FORD vn Cuatoa :

that*^rkey *** 1949 FORD '.4-Ua pickup wCbrliunaa beater and tpotllgbt .b roBpa. ,n»al*» and ]m> « » D H-Ub pickup wiholaury Ilk* aew. beater and low ullaagiled* uaiu*”**' *“ **“' |g l t FORD Super Dtluze 45 l.door aadan. Radio. -------JJUC ™ „ „ . c , j E v j o t C T .n y i ^ '92' t*daa. Hydra,and h«l»r. Sharp ig |( DeSOTO Cuatom Seda:

lukk aale. dia and b ta lar______

“ ?'*‘’Wl' *'fc^t>a£” lb l#«« PLYMOUTH Sptlcal D- aenger coupe — . _

a d & . * ^ “jjaa‘SSlf'Si1940 PLYMOtmt t-door _

laador club oospc lta* Oay Irots Byraaul orerdrlT* Sacosdk .

epacUl S*Iu* l-daoT. T W I N F A I

r.d“» r "iTaaur^TJr^: M O T O R (Botw. DW Ur*a! Tba Friendly Uona et S

Enc* SdiHdtri^4oet. H**t*r. »*at

laltally eood. banala -------------------------------------

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o.*'‘iT i *hi:?;r. 'iU t F A M I L Y P R E S

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p. Ruaa good, cicaa. F r o m G o ro M '

I>« 1950 PONTIAC Cbletlaln. ’'he llvrt tbera'* djwr bydr«*^^

'I L L S u i l3AR D E P T . w .. r i,. ..

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".‘ i i s t s ’c s ; ' s u f A ? , ' - " d R S . 'friheT to co'tfnM ‘'"“ l ‘aow and throu«h low m leaga -----K (lae aalKUw of i# « CIIEVROLCT Tlretiears .w aJu you- judla. healer, tx ln

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Club coup*. Radio. V*"ndrlrft bumptr fuarda. • — — —

* i r t « r " * ” ‘® f r ^ m r n t w ® : : .Klol tedaa. Ba. buy'tor — apoUlghU A raalI oa ly------- --— tlOU ]9n STUDEDAKER ChanPlck-op. 4-«pe*d traa*. Heal.r. g ^ ov.rdrlvaUr, good rabber. runt twell Jar --------T j . — T> ..I 19** STUDEBAKER OiaW, i ^ r t i ! t l i eondlilflner. «ooA aUal__________ _ t : 3 9 S

. S » r ' ‘."-.-W.Sl ■ ■ GOKE MOTOIII at __— — l l l l l C02 Maia Avenue. 1-loor aedan. Radio, D.SOTO'f^ rJ« . aeat cover*.

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w M mtya aad Evealns* COLUUUIA. th . wlourlaea

glaaa laaulatloo,, eospML A S -S E L F , S3rOK CO. "Eati Phgna tU9.W L ,r , , md*.la allowaaca I ll your tallafacllool on any of our many mal

Lars* tlock on hand,■' Park T i*ll« Balw. UM

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I “FLEJfT Beautiful full-skcd bic ll^ models. W atch your bo

when they discover th is wing:” bicycle under thc

| l ' B A S E B A L L G L Ol y Bpauidlnff and Beach fielders' n | fingered. Top quality leath- U l er. Reg. 7.00______ .NOW

H i Sporting

I Christmi

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Heavy aluminum.“ ' ‘l G et some for yoursel, them year af te r yedi

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T a b l e , M a n t e l , c------- Decor»uon”for lnnumer«

Reindeer v l tb white and . th a t O hrlsU nu touch to ] Re«. 3 ^ u )d BM ^ g

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LEETWEVG” BICYbicycle in boys’ and frirta’

ir boy'fl or girl’s eyes llfrht up th is gleaming famous “F leet- qi r tho tree I

L O V E S B O :ders-gloves^ 3 .!ath-.__yl Q Q . . . . hard punlshmi [OW * X » « /0 ncgulur 7.78.-

rtlng Goods D epartm ent^D ow nstaic

tmas Savings in Hou CAKE or SALAD MOLD

i.“ "'Lamb” or “S anta Claus” molds. arseU ant{ some fo r g ifts a t th is savi yedr. R egular 4.95....................... ......

C H R I S T M A S D E C O R A T I O

b1, o r W i n d o w O u t s i d e

1 to jo u r hom . todny. W .tirp ro1 KA Q H A BrlBht«n your XcUU-uid d* U U thla Christmu.

, Housewares—Downstairs Store

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B O X I N G G L O V E S£h ” boxing boys. ^ ftu U fu I v ino ed leather. B a ir padded. B ulll to tAko .p u n ish m e n t Ages a-B. Set o! 4. / f - A Q Ilor 7.78..................................... NOW ^ • V O

ownstairs Store

Housewares |1H O L D Smolds. Ideal for Christm as. {; ;hls savings. U s e 'O A A ' __________ N O W O . U V ;■

l A T I O N S ' • fl u t s i d e D e i o r a t i o n ju r large cano for oiitilde decoroi “ " W aterproof. W ill la s t fo r years.:n your homo'a M terlor rlJtmaa. H eg . UO—NOW

8 Store

^ h r i s t m aB e l o w a r e o n l y a i e d i n t h i s V a l u e - P s t o r s , o i l h e a t e r s , i

\(Illustrated)

>. Hoffman RadB l Luxurious I6>tubo radii

tion. Save $90 Reg. 83!

r R.C.A. Victor R10-Tube model. Save 6'

tl ular 209.00. .......................

r Motorola Com♦ Save 100.00 on th is. Reg ’ P r ic e d ............. ...................

iOPEN EVERY ^

m SF r o m A n d (

t h e F a L m i i jI

Daisy Ai1000-Shoi capacity.

- ial Christmas value can' Regular 4,15----------------

L FlyFFamous Montague bambo ity Tonkin cane. Scnsl plus extra tip. Case is I

“! ■ _ tegular 25i00.....................

y . Tacklcsingle tray, smooth work! Bure to please the fishen Ular 3.25........... ..............

FishingFull leather re-lnforced a1 has handy tackle pouch. Regular 5.50 ....................

,ful wlnoto tako . .

4 . 9 8 B a d m m i

By W right and Ditson. double presses, net, post

- ^ - ‘1 cocks. Kesulor 26.68..;.

Pocket]i; Excelleilt quality. Full ! No “wear out” to this p I lius pocket knife, Reg

[ Golf]------------------ Black Diamond golf ballt

. .perfec t g ift for the gol Regular 60c.________ N

Sporting Goods Dept.

n a s A p pn i y a f e w o f t h e g r e a t C h r i s i l u e - P a e k e d E v e n t a r e f a m o i t e r s , f u r n a c e s a n d a u t o m a l

n Radio Combinationibo rndio combina- 0 / 1 0 O K

Reg. 839.95— NOW

:tor Radio Combination

1 4 9 . 9 5

a Combination Radiohis. Regular 199.95. A Q A p r ................... ..... . NOW W » u D

) r M a i i r A ^ n u e E a s t ..Vf NIGHT TIL 5

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It m ai d e r s o n ’s D

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ly Air Rifle j j ,

y. Lever a c tio n . 'T h is spec- ;1 [ue can 't be beat. <> ’Q 'Q !■' t ___________ NOW t;

''lyRod ^5 bamboo fly rod. Top qual-

Sensitive action. 3-Piecc, f lase is included. - | 4 Q K................__..N ow i 4 , y D

ckle Box‘ii working’’tackle'box. A g ift 'J fisherman. Reg- «> A A I; ...................... .NOW ^ * U U ;j

,i

hing Creel |iorced a t pointa of strain . Also

pouch. 15" size., ,Q Q K ........................NOW 0 » U 0 . i]

minton Set)itson. Includea 4 rncquets, 2 et, posts, shuttle 1 A QCT J 25.68..:.......NOW i|

f

ket Knives ['. Fully firuarantecd blades,3 this popular Camil- Q C «}, Reg. 1.95—NOW O O ^ r;

[i

olf Ballsolf balls by Worthington. Tho i 1 the golfer. O 1 O A _____ NOW O for L *4U \) -1

s Dept,—Downstairs Store '

j p l i a n c e sC h r i s t m a s V a l u e s o n h o m e f a m o u s - n a m e r a d i o s , h o m e t o m a t i c w a s h e r s . . . a l l f a r

Ambassador Ra8-Tube. Save Goioo. Rcf

, 9 5 ' ” ■“ ■■■•...........................

General ElectriL io n Reduced 15% to 25% for

BBvinKH.........................................

G enial Electr o RQ K ^ 6 - tube radio, Rceu lU tJ P r ic c d ....................

TWIN FALLS p;

IL 9 . . . UNTIL

w s , T W IN FA LLS, ID A H O 'HO * 'V --------- ------------_ __

ASDow nstairs

I " ^ ^ w A m.j Beauliful 18-Inch walking: do

in iu.Hciou8 pink nnd bluo tn ' nnd bonnets. Regular price I • 14.95 ....................... .......- NO

. i M ic k e y M o u s e T a b i c •■;! Mickey Mouse table compli •1 folding- chairs. Red. Regu

6.98 ............- ..................... NC

Rudolph Musical[ i Playa “Rudolph, the Red-No;

when rocking. All hardwi 1 fully finished. Regulnr at i 12.95 ............................. NOW!• • . •

AIRPORl!;i ; M iniature airport complete \ I i th a t actually h y by remote c(

trol. Regular. 5.98..........NO

I SERVICE STA;; Complete w ith ca rs ,’ pump■ i like real ones. Regular pr■j 4.98 ...................... ............ NO1

e s f o r t lh o m e a p p l i a n c e s ! I n c l u d - h o m e f r e e z e r s , r e f r i g e r a - a l l f a m o u s b r a n d n a m e s !

or Radio Combination

1 4 9 . 9 5

iJlectric Clock Radios25% for Christmas

Electric Table Model Radios

Regular 36.95^ " I A A r...............NOW l y . y o

WSiP h o n e 2 7 5 0 1 i

riL CHRISTMAS

m;a l e !i r s S t o r e !

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___________D'SO’ xO ' da rk g irl’s favorite.

fG DOLL 1 18-X81S- Donm others." Aqt

Ikina: d o ll. . , dressed • ___ ^ ,bluo taffe ta dreases Bniwinett?* Ufl

ir price is A A f f ?Ji5------------___ NOW

: a b l c - C h a i r S e t BEcomplete with two All-rubber diRegular O A Q reposes. Po

...... NOW ^ . y O - activopositic^ .9 8 ________

isical RockerRed-Nosed Reindeer” • v-

hardwood. B eiu tl- All metal dolrular a t -f A A fT Colors aro.. NOW l U . y U R ^ l a r 2.3<

>ORT FETiplete with airplanes Large red fii emote con- A Q O Such fu n foi ........NOW 4 l : . y O 24.95 ______

STATION MUSK/p u m p s , etc. J u s t Ideal g ift fo •ular price O A Q plays music — NOW 0 * i 7 0 Regular 3.41

Toys—^Downstairs Slore

t h e H o ei d -r a - ^ ^

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Thc idcalJam ily-Ch . . I th is beautiful 13 cu.

Have your own gro - own home I 5-year j

Appliances

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mLE!; o r e !

O Y S F o r A ]

Clu3StmasTre<

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^ ____Doll Buggie20-XO’ dork blue doll buggy. Ll girl’s favorite. Reg. 8.40_______ ^

. 18'X 8',4- DoU Buggy. Made for “II mothers.” Aqua-blue. Beg. CJ)S—Ni

sed ■a r x 10* Doll Buggy and Baaslnclt* Bniwlnctt® lUti off stand. Regi

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l e t BENOEE DOI•"'0 All-rubber doll th a t aits, poses, |Q reposes. Pose th is precious d O ' active positions. R egular pricc

^.98 _________________ NOW

- STROLLERSi tl- All metal doll stro llers. Ju s t lil |C Colors aro blue and yellow, 'O R ^ l a r 2.39____ _______NOW

FIREENGIN]nes Large red fire engine w ith ladd |Q Such iu n fo r boys. Regular 'O 24.95 _______ -______ NOW

MUSICAL SWEEIu s t Ideal g ift fo r tho little housel kQ plays music while you work. 'O Regular 3.49___________J^OW

•Downstairs Slore. . . . . .

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Have your own grocery and own home! 5-year guarantee. ___.

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