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V jl^^ S r t l B - W l e y . ̂_^ Z o P ' m S jo V *uey, » M - ” ------

ĝ cessionPolicy Iŝ ■R e v e r s e d K

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■ 1M 4 « ^ ^ “reder.r rwervc '^ B c i o c i t ^ r b o r r o « l n g money

■board actton -

■I ^ B ( U ,lst! « ; » in (Innnclal

Hie ft wor»cnlnRI ^ B c l t t l c * c o u l d mftke( ^ ■ o l tbi • '“ . ' f f f i o o n e y . .I ^ H l i cbap* booft U k-

i ^ H l n * ^ eliwr U reserve tfiVMmito lollow, iil- Or« Kli b* w m e Ume n l ih t ol

f c f i ^■ ‘^ . r S f u d d ioother XncWr w «

■ itigat r« t« -- rled, lh . ' ■ , > - t i ' • ' • the weeLittle Change ,s>, b liM. lUte* re c « l« d W Tot«» „ u « t ( « r t b th i 14 imoKlclal t4 l-

“ . laaabait Robert E. Bmylle. Rc*^ piaou. talned fl»# volea on the i t " ^ J■ oenn He waa im oppo«d. Tlie ■̂ ^ w iaed.bdlota ahowed the jov- ^

«fw;w«l«d.J.M3*voU», ^ I h olb ODTwi 'dlseloMd th a t m an r Locked

, a - J rf aa o*ndldat«* reodved more lo rc jj. I6 UU rh4 . . rms« II. Csl»m 0 ftclton

-------------------- :------ cheate

P Judge Allows Case Against

_ T.F. Hospital, 1“ »0 damasB s u ll filed by a cou- '

* •«»lMl Twin Falla county to '

S ^ f d >Mt«(li\y.,^»rk dcnlcil a mollon to dLimUi H P - •« for lhe detcndnntR. Twin PalU X > ;Wly. »hlch niwrtHes MorIc Valleyw u iu m ' r r

^ couniy’s mollon contchded a

, 7 , a ^ 'T ^ r s r s s ; «, / O « a of conunlMloncni before the

‘'• 'M filed by Mr. and Mra. Pete ST — 'WinR, Hamc.ilcfttl, Ore. U- S'

«»• lnnnlng wiw Injured In an bye 1 “» »ccldent M nrch 0. 1050, Her slble* uitr wft» nmpulaled. In the ault “" d

wupic charRcd neKllgcne# on m an >' 5»ri of lhe hOApliAl. vlct^

Clnrk. In a memorandum No “ “‘t ‘i’c Idaho law th e ■

WflnR presentation of claims to »^ ' r cBmmls.•lloncr. ̂ could no t bc

"Uch a* an al- Vork In which the

“‘‘SC miRiit continue Indefinitely0 , . -------------------- rx

>res Are Under ^ wntrol Now in ‘'a

gh Soutiiwest Idaho *c'?u'\ \ J / t (, Th« Attoclaled Preai0 1 IhouBonda »ko

R i n ^ H t t ) or 1° 10.000 a c r u Idei¥ 1 | I ^ B “ M The Ilrca were T . I

Of lh,” " “ “nd 30 mllea d r l ‘ ««nmunliy. a lo n g -. Imo

. coa

- - H 9 . — m ■ ~ i}--------- M - - M Ii ' ____________ * ^ 1:

3 ■ A Regional NewB{orfiM.1 citf >■>n.waa Introduced by H . H. ihanan. locnl superintendent. «h e group voted U> support' e f- «Jl to s e n io r a talk In Scptcjnber "hm 170.0 by (Cy) Radcllfle on Uie rig h t- f w , M ai work InltloUve. ................. tabulaUoi

— ------------------------ - D err untftln W ednesday. M K 12-mnn rescue team hended by roE U l inger John Ponda recovered Uiedy nenr th e lop of 12.000-foot -“ “j ;ewinot m ountain. ^ould liTerry* who waa vUltlng hU fnmlly dollara th e 'R u p e r t area, waa descending ycai

sm the peak wlUi h is eon nnd [„ o ther-ln -law . Frnnk Andrews, R u- —Tt, and Andrewa* son, when h e tell om ft ledge. Mr. and Mra. Terry id chlidrcn wero guesis of Mrs. trry'a m olher. Mra. Estelle An- •ewai T lie fnmlly group was touring iC pnrk when the accldcnt occurred. 1 1 T he sons hiked to park hendqunr- MIAM ra Inte W edneaday and told offl- through ata T erry b a d failen. Becnuso of At 11 a.: le rugged country, the tr ip to re- 1,000 ml iver tho bodyw aa no t begun unUl fttena bi lyllgh t Thursday.Puneral acrvlce* will be held a t NATI' p jn . M onday a t the Rupey, M elh- worst in lU t church w llh the Rev. O . Rus- new an ill Oaks. Slockton. CaUf,, ofll- a i* m » ntlng. Concluding rites will be new Un eld In' Uie R upert cemetery, ufider •IB dlrecUon o t th e Qoodman m or- CAPE inry. R upert lodge No. 05. A P ftnd today it M will conduct rltea and th e Order weapon, r E astern S U r will bo In chnrge of owera. UEin

___________________ week-loINJUNCTION FILED le n « . ^

WASHINQTON. Ailg. 15 lU P D - n e » te r 'he govem m ent filed ft ault ngalnst IB Btate of California and nenrly WAS M oll produccra todny to h n lt ac- to bar 1 ivlUea which. I t anid. a rc cnuslng of any : tie U. B. naval shipyard a t Long' d»crlb< leach lo alnk into the aea,' m ight i

Nine Irr

VUGUST 1 5 ,1958 .

mony _ l W t

H i SiH ' . ]» tlNlTGDt m b n c k in f ; a N '■ > E is e n h o w e r ';

s p o n s o r s M on o f I h c 8 N o n v n y . h in lic n i 8or».

Some nvutm Uie plnn > nlng the Jorlly.

Mnln TllC

would be mnklng whnt< believes Independence dan otUidte eountrli

Hnmmnrj lo *ludy the

. titnrium an economic " ; p r e v S Mt weddlnr .-.rat naplU t church, per-1£*_____________________— a.\kcd to slue

Uibllsliing ft r

deo Labor■......... - roUvry would

y Troubles

development

jrmed Over scmbly'se.Mle, , In form ed 1

nNGTON. Aug. 15 (Spcclnl) „o specific abor depnrtment- feels con- mm-skjold g

Uiat ••inl.iundcrstandlnBs'’ personally. I ics of pny for M exican lnbor |,g b a d ftmp en cleared up nnd th a t suf- be felt i t nc bmecros will be on hnnd D eU lls of

k scnsonal demand* In mid- ihe nasen ber. • • lla th ird dn;;s nctunlly hnd come to a The allut bnd «t»le between th e ile- yesterdny wl n t nnd rcprc.ieiitnUvM ot nnnouriced cra early IhLi sum m er. Em* tt^deiy-pacxi

fenred the ir workera would ob.wrvera in Ked away from them uryerc- Ish foreca. laly It more Uian 10 pe r cenl laborers recclvcd Ic.w than 50 T J ,n hour for piece work. I - ^ ^ Cir OftlclaU and apokesmen v k J ploycrs now have w orked out —recment providing fo r ’'self- I .Joo" ln ,the doicn a re as whcre 1 1ina 'are employed.' D nder thla *■ *5. Uie departm ent 1* n o t eon- rWlUl whftt Individual employ- F

iy-the lr-w orkcr« -bu t- tn*UU n o t lu n ^ . . f b'lc.-B than '50 ccnta p e r hour b U n p f'b lo t d- for picce w ork -fo r-n t Knst w r (.hg T ■ cent Of Uifl Mexican* In a paVarea. . ,:n an. nrea falis behind, the 1 dcEftrlwienl will m ake a thor- | • ^Inm itgnU on—mnklHK "daim l^ ----------se io r employer*' clalm a, If ~Word^ h n t low piece wages, a re-ft re- m uch pr t indolence by th a w orken , for Mnglc lnbor spokesman juiya “The five daj •ntiniMi .n rnn » ' w eathcr

----------------------------- received

rte Canvass lemoves 1 0 0 S t : ’ Of Derr TotalIVISTON, Aug. 15 t « - A n olfl- c anvus showed todny Uukt niountaiJ Sen. A. M. D err wn* credited (Proba 100 too many votes tn the 1

Iclal tabulaUon in N et Perce _;y fcr th e DemocraUo nom ina- ^

U could wipe out m ost o t tho " R p i ITO.vole Derr lend over Stale a * '' '] Max Hanson tn Uio unofficial BOISE.

........................................... ln A d a c <rr vaa given 786 votea and nr>T> a tn o n 2W2 In tho unofficia l Ne* t co«nl. . “ yt conva-«ers snid th ey found P™/ th s t prcclnct No. 3 in LewU- unofficial ;ftve Derr only 20 vote* Instead Democr le 129 originally lU ted fo r him. ^ r said there were only 20 mnrka

to Dcrr-a nnme on Uio toiiy ‘t but th n t through a clerical er* *t somehow was w ritten ou t "one ired and tw enty-nine.- J J ^ u b l

’m o r e BOBROWTOO >EUR D- ALENE, A ug. 15 («V- ' . , Rulh O. Moon. Idaho 'a treaaur* -predlcled yeaterday th a t ab# __ . *Id hava to borrow 21 mllUon PO R Tl »ra on tax antlclpaU on notes L um ber 1 year, compared w ith XI mlUlcn ^ d

N E W S B U L L

:iAMl, Aug. 15 (U P I)—A g ian t o n r b O lUgh the AUanUo to d a y w ith how ling wl 11 a.m. EST the m igh ty tropical how ler, na0 mllea eaat-souUieaat of Ban Ju a n , P . R Ul but a menace to shipping lanes.

ATIONAL PARK. M ont., Ang. 15 W et Aodll nurMB ef CIrt A»«»l«l«l r t ~ .nd Uat»«l r r ~ 1i

est U.N, iupporti Using I

2D N A T I O N S . N . Y .. A u i: . 15 ( /P H I N onvcRiim pliiii rIvImr Djir U im ir ,-er'j< M iddle E na t peacc p lan . In fo rr f o r a re so lu lion w hich m ay lie .mibr

i'c 81-nutioim l g enera l a s sem bly; T hc h a v e (Iccidcd fo r tnc- ' so n s n o t to bc spon- i rm a n ls suid. YY!Utral dlplomaU Indicated ind a good chnnce ot win- ^required tw o-ihlrds mn- I '

jln la wcrc: u , N. secretnry genernl n n n n i N f ! Riven rc.ipon3lblllty for . *•

.hiilcver nrriinKcments he in R R l d in p t icce.vinry lo snfcgunrd U ie iG ood inR COUi: ;nce of Lebnnon and Jor* „ it.en (] jin c c r , to perm it the wlihdrnwnl : , g „

marsicjold would be nsked B e R in n in R 111 th e quesUon of selUng up t in R n n d nh(im lc foundnUon for t h e ----------------------Saat to help rnUe living ^ ..

im nrskjold would nl.io be o C 3 J l C l l sludy ihe 'p rob lem of es- w / * / » •

s s r ' S ^ " - O f f 11th e proposed plnn. the see- -ould report bnck to the aa- ^ ^ S .y Sept. 30. T |iU m eans the X I V V.

s h a n n o n ,Ile n t nnd a U. N . peace force wnreh)mc bclore th e ’ regular aa-e.Mlon opening Scpl, 10.led’ qunrlcrs said Uiere wns "Iflc directive Uiat Ham - ' 'Id go 10 m e Middle Ensl . A K m spoly. b u t I t w na.pointed oulftmple auUiorlty to do so If '^hcre m e pliit nccessnry white-cappedS of UlO plan bccame known northv,_est of ;lasembly pushed nhend wlUi ^ “I dny of general debnte,altunllon wna compilenled w hether Uie s,y w hen Jordnn unexpectedly doned nltogct:ed It. would n o t acccpt n b e ^ enlled 0jncked plan to suU on U. N, T he cause:a In Jo rd an to replace B ril- on the Amsica. ,___________ stal Building In T J ., Char,n I'alls Is actnnlly a lone way from iE.of.ajnew..buil41nE,jrheJackofJ b lo c k rT h c s e - c o n c lu s io n f l - a re -o r f lw i j s T w in - r f l l l f f - C h a m b c r o f - C o m m e r F a l l s a t t o r n e y , n o w n a s i a t a n t J ie n e r ________________________ _— I W . F r a n t z

- M o E e J S e a t —iV* h o t w eather; w ithout. m itte 'C ', C .I p redpltaU on. la In s'lore u e membeiInglo Valley during th e nex t T egan. actli

daya. according to Uie m anager,her forecast fo t Uie period T he chamlved he re via th e Associated roie m tiy liI. ■ ■ Improved piiiybo th e w eatherm an haa a m unlty forgo agalnat aomebody who . BlandfordVt llko, h o t wMUier,- ^ d ,p

reporter a s bo read Uila p o su i raUj 1®»t: ., fo r non-loctem peraturea will continue bull0 and m uch above n o ^ congresslon

l l t U o ^ no preclplUUon, jour-ccn t pp t foia&

AM-A Bom arc mlssll# blazed a lo ft r je re lan d u t advanced guided a ir defenso Qjjicg-o .

Woodeac

0„r.S"K.?r.“S?nŜ ‘.̂ 3 c^Me oveSholm lngly voted M a y ^to pay anyone td make a atudy

h o u S t ^ t ^ ^ S ' u r ^ ' s t o t S e n t o r »tomlo war.

1 ■

FINAJ : . EDITIC

f CIreuUtlan* PRICE

L Envoy in g Pla: Ik e’s Id

;/p)__W este rn d ip lom ats w e re re p o rtim im arnkjo ld a m n jn r role in . in itiii ' fo rm e d quarter.^ Haid N o rw ay wa.s siib m itle ti before n iR hlfall. to - th e c T h c U n ited S tatc .s and B riU iin, whili

wds Flock to ooding Fair, ]ING, A u r . 15— A hor.sc shnw nponson iR clul). Inc., w as Hlated fo r 2 p .m . county f a i r nnd rodcn w e n t in lo it.s se cc m ark ed th e openinR T h u rsd a y . ' 8 p .m . S a tu rd a y a f te rn o o n ’s f e a tu re im borcc u n d e r tho d irec tion o f K a th l iR a t 9 n .m . F ridny , th e -1-fi a n d F F

show inR co n te s ts w e re held . Open --------------- ------------------open clnsa h o n

ch Called w ill include 1^ , p le a s u re ; chll

I 'M 1 V O C l l * weslern horsemn in. lo 10; men's w_ , barrel rnce. a ,w<

. Survivorsof yealerdnys crash of a Y,"

e plnne plunged Into the Sntu™'')'. ipcd AtlnnUc 130 mllcR SaUir^y mt t ot Shannon were told to demonatxftUona to their desllnallons. ipokcsmon did not say t™ctor -4 ;DOW co«odeacblck and M tt» ;,U tm an MLoUar. . , 7 ^ ,ahlngton a t BalUmott, Now >---------------a t Boaujn. Detroit a t S an u a ' TOI night gwnea. SALT IiA............ . . ___ o.-Fortier.jNA'nONAL LEAGUE jured when

Isburgh a t ClnclnnaU. PhUa- horso a t b. lla a t Milwaukee. St. Louis a t July, waa r vngelea. Chicago a t Baa Pran- ■•fair" « n d , aU night gw e*. X*ke C

■ A. ---

[AL 'n o N ' H H

k ic e s c e n t s

ys ' H ans 9 deaslitleported today to bo iil;!- ‘j J in itia lin g President II T-, J waji busy lininR up j •, fMm • j th e emcrRency se s - * f T J I w h ile w orking w ith | ■ y f *;

to See , Rodeo|iyinsored by thc Good- p.m. Friuay as tho it.s second day. Good | | day. Thc rodeo will atu re will include an Kathlcen'Goi^oechea. ^ ■ W ll id FFA livestock f i t- ■ l y ^ l Open clans beef and H H I p I shor8e.swerc judRcd.:c show in the arena Jde l a d i e s w estem ; children under IS , orsemnnshlp for eh lld rea ^ ^ ^ ■ 1 ^n's westem p leantre: » e, a .western, reining e taas

.boree will feature a c lover rel race, pole bending.’. roping, eow riding a n d ^ ^ ^ H ea. VemltA Smith, H a g c r j ^ ^ ^ H !0 queen and the c a n d i j ^ ^ ^ H I 1050 queen are f e a t u r e d f l ^ ^ H

t. BcleeUon cf the queetl nounced a t tho final todeo

y morning sgrieu ltu rallUona w lll.be held and a I ^ H |d aaaembly la slated. T h o I f T l'riving contest will bo h e ld U y ^nd a horee-pulllng con test L 7 j r | l r2 p . m. The llvcatock p a r - i f PT ir'j'

}c held a t 3:30 p. m . • r i Uw inners. commcrcIal d lv i- . j i i J U

ro Cndy'a Aulo com pany. lll lM Mn»U — PMt t. «)3 Dim,.': jljib /H ea^llffice facilities, t Q ,« 7 IHbuild nga is the s ta n v I ^ D

Tnorn ng at~a~iiieard trv laon; Charle* W . K e n n y EUenwood. members o f t h e , agricultural stablllzaUoa c o a - 3n committee; Clarence B ed * o ll conacrraUoa w ork n n tt , raUonUt: W alter HankUiB; u e rraU o a aide: P o n t s t O loe- t a BCS eanaerraUonlat; T o m

a rea engineer: J . O m e r m anager ot Uie counQ ^ .^90 D on Crabtree, oounty A 8 0

laor, and 0. W. Dalgb. fcouniJS . itunU extension e e r r lc e .a c e n ti : kina explalna th a t th e to a r rranged by Ui# tore* e o o w u nlla ao Uiat pcnoane l a n d ; '

la from each “eould aee w b a t- her guy waa doing.”

group looked a t concret* , s. underground concrete p ipe - deep weU IrrlgaUng and la n d - M Bg projecta. Hanklna aay* th * rere interested In aeeing bow Ba of the conservaUon pimcUce* I 1 o u t before W58 had d e r d - |

na Included I n 'th e t

M an Is Ja iled V y -O n F a U u re to 4^^..Pay H is F i n e »

1 S S S K l - T s s : I S S S S S f l i l lI vin'WrlRhl »nd Jerome D eputy O or o„i,„I ? S S . r in M r.. f "

tI Ue»Ud by » phyilclnn. P c try c a r g n.m, • damnBe wm taUm&twl n t »2M . chape ' 1 ■ m rlA n K. V/elRbt. 10. J e ^ T ’ ® ' ilkl I l « d IW *nd $3 cosW f^ d iv y m caihoI I r « iu police eourt io r speed- „ t K . T J? He cited Aur. J. durinR n ,.iu b

'.1 .v jnue MUUI, WelBht w « cloclt^ed > S M miles an hour In a 25- bu:

" mile » n e . • John _________ ____________ . . duclc

jll Church U rges m'1

I" eps to Help S

’otato Prices y

T n “ ^ V «corulderttUon o t » prORrtim m

thu e p o ta lo e* for Par«iMl lunch proBmms. c h w lU b e „ iUoni nnd perhnp* needy c lt • odls u a move to prevent complete ralUatlon of the l» U to m a r- —

nrch tnlortnrf A itrieulturo Sec-rE n » B e n io n th iita -a e m o rf tl - —market already exist* fo r round and lone whites, w ith rUMCU L— n ln j affected, and " th is c o n ^ will wonen rnpidly un le ss ateps ̂Aken to alleviate lt.“ ,( Idaho Democrat u rg ed th a t »ej wram to-purchase po ta toea for anc K a to tarlous achooU and tuUons be considered. , “Ithouih I t m ight requlrt-JO toe He te s In p rese n t'l^B U la tlan l' 1 Bo’ r th# Incluslo;^ of Id a h o j» U - ^ would be a wonderful add ition J « 18 diets o r th e rec ip ien ts, he Ch

Siith also ta ld h e u n d e r* l« d » Ha rvn had ended under m tar* departm ent a u b s ld l^ Bu ucar. lo r p o ta to « for t oai. potato flour or IJrestock feed. Joi QUMtloned If I t m ig h t n o t be ^

i w . w w e d . ___________ _

!V AcWevement Day :a Held in Richfield «

lliiIlll day Wednesday a l th e h o m e of the III lender. M ortli Bwalnston. Membera j l f.iW'nir i^ i 'a a -p o tiq e icd ln . pI I I ner a t noon. . PI I Howard Manning. L incoln county y l l agent Instructed the g roup on f it- r I I ting and showing th e ir a n im a l in b< I I , preparation for th e fa ir . OII Paul Jftcobeen, Shoshope, Yeterl- n I I ■ narlan.«w ai present to vaccinate l

1 ^ ' AU but ono of- the c lu b Tnemb»#£ , havo Holstein calvea a n d In »<

th e lr first’ year for d a iry . K a ^ S flwalnston h as a H oU Uln cow » d b h In her third year fo r da lQ r. d

Fairfield Reports 5 Journeys, Guests

?A m 7tE U }, Aug. 15—M ra. Mnr- g a t t t Collette and c h ild ren . Oro- < lino, are visiting h e r a u n t a n d unde, ‘ M r. and Mrs. C harles D i c k o n .

Mr. and M n . Jo h n P a u lse n and 'daughter. H alne.: r e tu rn e d from a TacaUon w ith hU p a re n ts . M r. nnd Mr*. John B . P au lsen , N ew Ply-

*” S ^ a n d Mrs. R ophcal Shav.% La- Grande, O re, apen t th o week-end

I w ith their son and fam ily . M r. and

B • ■ Iv a B a fd ^ n 'a n d son . Bammy.and gnmdson. R obert. P o s t Falls.

i ^ B r and Mrs.- ' Alice D onald . -- ^ u r R R l - d'AUne, have been v lslto ra a t the n n n : E ari Pearson residence.

IlH^ ’ Truck BurnsIHII : PAIBinELD, Aug. I S - A fire ot■ ■ ■ ! - unknown origin destroyed a tw o-lon U l l ' MTtlee tnidc a t 10:30 a . m . Tues- ■ ■ ■ I . day on highway eS fo u r m iles east H ^ l l *" of Palrtldd.■ M i l ̂‘ The truck was ou-ned b y th e H es ■ ■ ■ I ' ConstrucUon com pany a n d w u BHILl; loaded w ith tbree 60-gn llo i\ barrel: B l p | l of g u . pumps «nd o lb e r equipment

f W Draft Quota Setf; ' f ’ ' WASHINOTON. A ug. 15 (U P !)-!' i The defense departm en t asked seleC'1 ; . Uve servic# today to d ra f t 1I.OO<

men for th# arm y d u r in g Octobei W V R k V Tho same quota w ns establlshei M '. previously for Sep tem ber. Durln;Bl . • June. Ju 'y and •A ugust. InducUon

I n il,IX ' : .have totaled lOflOO a m on lh .• The number o t m en d ra tted sine : 'a U rt of tho K orean w a r now »tan(. a t 2 J I 4 .m ________________ _

GRID M EET SATVRDAY «1 1 RUPERT. Aug. 18—AU boys I

• Uresled In p laying football n l I i H • Minidoka county h ig h nchool arel l ^ ‘ - meel a t 8:50 p. xn. S ^ r d n y a t i■■■' 'i > l l • ' football field In R u p e r t. Instead

‘ tonight as. previously reported.l u ^ ' p " ’ ' 'R r ; .11 K e e p t h o W h i te F la

I

S 7/010 12 A s n d m i w3,45131 w rted work on UieU apron ^ ,ets. Plana for Uie fa ir were « d and refreshm ents scrvca. n j p ^ „ t

I McCmilater. boU iT w ln T^lla.w bert Don Ragland. 0 < ^ ng.o«n Lee P ^ . T w in Palls.

n « m coniphrd haa been received her# of IrUi of a d a u g h u r to M r ^ d Richard M orton, form er T w in 0 . Sheneb

realdents. a t P o r t M organ, rep resen t 1 M orton, form er p rincipal a t s c o t t ad

ilngton achool, wlU be p rln - chandise fi o f a new school In D enver. g n p h of t

- -------- - i n th e apro From Vacation , took to n. and Mra. W. L. Lockhart, Uon froser rP a lla . returned from -ft l l - d a y ing of bak Uon tr ip to W allace w here they cakes and •d Ihelr daughU r. M ra. Jo h n ujb p rodu hew a and fomlly. and th e lr th e manui W . H . (Bud) L ockhart, a n d pin lnU ffs

ly. BcnUiUon^ -------- fo r $8342,

im to T . F . m a teria l .r. and Mre. W. A. O strander n o furl » retum ed from ^ w ouldn'tf.. where they n ttended funeral g^nU lner ices for Mra. A. R . O strander, l i a b l e . I H. O strander, haa accompimieQ jo r

, r

l l , " „ S n " T . l n M l . , « l n . » inge r of Uie UUih SUite un lver- ^ W S V

aludent body council, wll! a t- bu rned r d th e NnUonnl s tu d e n t assodn- accordlnp 1 congress a t Ohio W esleyan u n i- m ariagw lu y . ^ l a w a r e . ,0„ beginning Butto 1« dnesdny. hlghwoy

I . T lie ae;o Suit F iled ̂ ^ n e a r B ll^ toUil of »750 clnlmed due on a passing t imlssory no te la aought In a ^ y j l th e t r a d:lon filed 'Thuraday Jn ------------itHet court by Uie Boise W hite uck and Equipment, Inc,, agalnat « rg e Douglaa nnd W ayne Dougins. tc rcat and a ttorney fees a re a ^ ^ light. A ttorneys r e p ^ n U n g ^ e m | mpnny are Givens, O-Leaiy, Doane ■ id Glvena, Bolae.

S d i " o f Mra. M erle S ^ d a r d | - Ie invlled U. call a l ^ e John D e ^ ■ jller home, 2170 Addlaon avm ue ■s t , from 2 U) 8 p jn . Sunday. Mre. M,oddnTd and fnmUy a m lenytag | |r e to rrs, C onn- where Stod- “ |ird will a ttend tho U nlveralty of ■onnectlcut working on her m as- f p•r’a degree in speech therapy . T he mim lly haa apent tho la s t th ree yenre ■\ Honolulu.____________ __________ ___ ”

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eofflcanltd by Mrs. Helen H ender- E ,.ic ."i?.*on. PiUbnren Included J . H. Price. Aufii.rfirWi

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ehir»e ef Emmn Qlenn, Zelma J.JIi.'.i Jn; Whlul*. Clalr* Holme*. Oenevlcve ciortim Sehodde, Abble .Emlgh, Clara Hus- sh.ron sci Job. Miy Ycamnn. Mnry Short, 5„niw l

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0 1 ^ , Auit. 15-Puneral aervlccs M «ii^ ’ wniomas Pnrrell Spcncer. drown- Ekhfiwrw, lyiltUm. were held n l 2 p jn . T ues- }!nif(l by Joan Blauer. Pallbearers Und. Du » |ft Bob Tj'ler. Uwronco Berg. T ' i Glen Pice, James Robert, H erbert houuh. .MTOond and Leroy Hardy. «uii. loU

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Kny Eame*. Merllne Bent. ConnU li: VHUn Pace. Oerftldlno Roberla, Ben i ?>! n ^ o n d Lelha. Hardy nnd Eva f o 'J Iil 'i

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KWa HILL. Aug. IB -M r. and ««>»''««—C. Dran. Ooodlng. (Itat.

n l a j ot tnlnlslurfl 12 atema—/ . Canon. UlUa, flnt. and Jo- rrlngton, Ooodlng. third.

^ B imtiEton. Oooillng. aNonS. and■\ Uhupr. Ododing, th lrt, ^ ^ ^ B n n nr r l ^ i ^ . ‘ooMiiig?nraf; Wanda | ^ Q | b. Wrndrll.^teeosd. and ViolaElection of ^on> tlv* aplkro—ighrn. ooodlng. (Int.n VU—Roacs-Onn apedrntrn—yron Nelaon, Ooodlng. titat,,oom 'rarlgatM or two>tone —Mrarrlnirton, Ooodlng. UUrd.>eetal bloom yello*' or cream— on KHaon, Ooodlng, tin t, leclnl bloom—light jplnK—Edith ' aoodlnr. first; viola Ilaln- u , aeeond* and Lenore Wright,

’S sr.fis’r, Ooodlng,’ flrat: Idcll Varln., aocond. and Lenore Wright,'peclal bloom r d or acarict— yron Nelaon. Ooodlng. tin t; ziD. f ^ ^ n g .three ot thrM %-tm'eU(^Mn.>ga. Gooding, tin t: Leland Uur* odlng, aecond. and Min. Ulllan~ r o » ^ « £ ^ ^ i ik n e r i3 ^ n g T

Ooodlng. lin t; Icloll Varln.:. . S ^ d aKd U nl noben Durke.. third.

S s r - n ' s r . " a T ? s 3 i , ‘ . I Bc. aecond, and Lelaod Buttcm, m lm ^ U n . m a - rraga. third.Dial Phlox, three mlke^-Dmlna . nrrt: Wanda m rra g a . mc- Id m t h raulkner. thiM.••csav"n;”'’!s=¥"'i-ss ■ ■k o ^ a n d MrrU* Lr>ia. Good-

liOTrrnl^bayld Dragi, Ooodlng. nd O, Dean. Ooodlng. aecotid.

rrt: Vlota nalnllne. Bllaa, aeeond. ell Vann. Goodlnc. third. . irtluma, 13 aUnu—Oeorgla SUia. iin . lim , and Ulllan Uugbca. lM .*^vM na-r& inela 0 w lirnt (I’ ducllnn In plnntlr

U . I B ^ ^ b B E S h Runrnnteemg to c per bushel.

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k)ntract Is S1 1 • TM * nvcniRp of 3,1irded in Bliss b u i u s me

com plaints Irnm HR, 15—n ie conltnct {or lundcquale fJorn ilio-aUioul -bu.'.jfor_tlic ^orrlPS USDA o r- was nwnrded lo Dale ..pn^.g c.,Umatcd '0 m n-tlng nl the school bushels. hlRl IC Bliss school on Mon- Qijrd ovcr ln s t:

n wns Riven Uie gas nnd n t ccnts per gnllon

nt.-, per Rnllon for pump-

eported th a t Uie house for Uic superintendent 0 / r ,

cly to occupy about AtiR.(our-room house built byCity Roofing compnny of B | W A R

members of the school present, Andrew Colvin, .

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S. S.-; = :ilh iaw n y fo ra n iH h er "nie currcnt ciiro ' ,pn. iKxnn, the whole l»..800 million bii.ihe

tf-Uip-trconl c.stlmntc year), thus slvlnc a lA'ofllclAl. who puts now of 2J billion bUf U»p of n lengtlim lnK 1.9 n yenr nRo, s'belni! prwhicfd th is USDA cxpccU to v islne ousnUllfs. n i l s hence wllh ft mlnlmu

oikU. bnrley, flt*x- bushels tn stornRC. B It can nllot no le.is 1

-lill sVm It. th r price ncrc.s (current prod Morlnr surplus w hi'nt the 50 million mark lin t a t «Ulch the con- next yenr It could ill pnys quite a b ll for swamped wlUv ever 1 111 ri'lK'l, Prtco-prop- -----------:

7 Irom 500 mllUon .S: Study Rus,t y n ir li> well ovcr the MOSCOW. Aur. 1 nitric in the coining 1-- tjclegntlon of lc I. (illlllles cxccuUvcsI fore.«os only one wny j,pre lodny lo study irthcoiitlm: (according power InduMri', i\t debscle; Shni'p ro- m e group. hend« nntlnR nnd a lowering R etd. former fhn lrn ■̂ ûpport level, w hich Is of oeiiem l Electr: 1 15 prr cenl of parity , sponsored by the a 10 a fnruier nbout *3 nnd Ls In Mavrow u

Americnn cultural cllon tills yenr Is fore- ment. A Busslnn del ^ nl 3iS7 million bas- uled to visit the I per cenl over la s t ycnr October, ivff the 10-year (10«7-,-==. —r ■ -z£ >f 3 ,m million baslielse tthenl crop—a n d -th e , — _rom th e eountry about ■ 1—fjornne fiiclllUc.s—that:^ iA .oflli:liila .in05t,_n ils ,tcd output Is U 41 m il- c

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I «’,liM .flU l« .f ____________.1 nr ik« »«.tb-,.;------- _ z :Tt a t Oif»* tnontn«—. ‘fl ' Hr •!» ---- -——III I ?> ““ NATIONAI, IIkHkHKNTATIVMI .=. . . " i : ? - . i s " ; ; . ' a : . K - c . . rI DE GAUI.I.E'S POSITION■ T h e behavior o l F rcnch Prcm ti'akl do a a u llc d u rin g th e complcx In lo 111 tw cot. E ast a n d Wc»t over th e M dI e m s itu a tio n Is p erhaps n o t quite so

';■’ ‘"ll^oU B ho“u t ™ “ erIod De Oaulle

I I IflBalnst a V c W session otthc ^ 1V ' assembly there which top Eost-We

|k | ” !̂?iv a l l S a n c e s b e Gaulle has irI I I th a t the purposes of a high level c

I I wouldjjot be well served In the supI l i l a tm ^ h c r e and the publlclly g

Iw which New York would bathe such

IH ^"t Ws may actually be a pretty s I I B ut «hen De Gaulle makes 11, he li I I InK 'It out the whole way.I I . The likely tru th is tha t In sucf l u BS Ncw York, where Khrushchev IU making his Ilrst American appe: y t oaullo himself would be thrown,fi■ background, especially If he were , I m any other heads of stale Invlt H part.B Do Gaulle has many reasons n B th a t senji-obllvion.■ Some are deep-seated. De Gau M .d e d to the concept of France as a ■ W c a C power. Thl.s was a driving K h i n d his often stubborn performan W -w a r H. He does not easily suffer 1 |B ing a secondary rolo in any In H assemblage.I f In addition, he has an lmmc(III tio n lo contend with. In less 'H m onths his program of constll r r form goes beforo the French vote

It iW I t through to success, Do Gaulle l'i '.I ounce of prestlgo and influence

I iw ' '̂^Ma'ny European observers feel .1 m lt meellng In an European c:

\ Geneva would havo given De Gs |['i portunlly to play a bigger part tl H ■ In Ncw York -where TV camcri Bl ogling Khrushchcv Uke they wo

. I _.frcak..AItcr.all..Khrushchey_;alrej fl In Geneva, London and other Ei I ters. And Eurojwans take their R I calmly th a n do we. •I "Do Gaulle may not have got

\m B u t,In th o a ig h t of his fund.a 'U — racles and iiti uuiiuiiX pioblcmsr ™ la understandable.

I DANGERS OF-.RADIAHTho Unllcd Nations commlttei

which studied atomic radlatl avoided the alarm ist viewpoint, thelcss wound up with some con

■ are bound to s tir fresh concernI fallout i n the earth’s atmosphe

I I A good m any study groups I I concluded th a t the dangers [1 radiation still are relatively sm I n commlilee seems to agrCe—up

I I t shys th e added hazardI tests Is no t great In comparison

I I tlon peril already existing | l | | causes, and even declares that Ih B 'would not increaso it sign

But these scientists make v ■ B people will appear a . fresh ai

even tho smallest dose of adc ■ H tion could have damaging ef | l l | B — -upon fu ture generations but.ui D i l l Uvlng population. Higher cat ■ H i ’ especially feared.I H n group asserts, too, tht■ f l UH H I nuclcar weapons but in pcace: H H B of' atomic energy.■ M H Every new report on nude ■ n i l grasped quickly by both thc ] ^ H l l • opponents, a t home and abr ■ I R I testing. Undoubtedly this one IRllSj^ ceptlon.W But it has to be pointed oi‘ i|i J*. jcct tho scientists arc dealli • 1̂ 1 : loaded with puzzling factors

jii understood. There isM llllp conclusive report on this vltr M ! l “ | Furthermore, as always bcf Dl ‘ radiation fallout must beM U ilil undlminlshed hazards of i w IlK m world’s principal dclensiffiWiHyl communism.I -h'liM’ enough, we have ao l nuclcar weapons. But in theft U '; i-j we never know when the ad\ ■ ilsU ’r " t o tho Soviet Union if we'j H f TSI— ih^ .-vh tn -R ussuT snfu^m i

fe tlonal weapons, we are co ̂B lT iR i ^ i 20 our c^go in thc nude I R f w ' • A nytim e tho world wanU ■EJ iW general disarmament. It r M m ■ .Kremlin to remove the rea W fl n ' Moscow th a t stands in the H y I ) - t h a t is responsible for cvc jH w l i of a nuclear device. Wc. wo

m s la n t if -wb could gel cnti m U S m ent.^ I MATTER OF D» 1 I A S ov ie t w eather slattc

IW w B Dole re p o r ts a n a ir tcmr

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-------------------------now Klven.U) rellnnce u[’in V eloloslcftl fnclors oa wel ̂ . . betn one of th e chlcf crlt'm le r C h a r le s jjj jjjc g f tU o n decree. ^

m S I T E ^ t - W llAT IS -A H ' . e s o m y s i i i y -

dleaUd lh n t 11 would lea' a u lle h a s c o n - ~nu poMlblo apeed- to tlii n c e t ln g u n d e r A* a m u l t , one s o u ^ . w a s s im ila r ly! U . N . g e n e r a l n r .« cxtcm ion—th« t- W e s t le a d e rs recenlly henrd by

Dut whcUicr l u declili a s m a in ta in e d '»«v e l c o n fe rc n c e g m juon pinBuinc judges ; s u p e rc h a r g e d a„d Uie k IjooI children ty g la re w l lh •sueh a gather-

t t y so lid p o in t , “ i r r r a r ah e Is n o l sp e l l- ovi.ily embuniiM ln* Prt

ncpubllcnns on tho eve is u c h a s e t t in g

ic h e v c o u ld bC J_ggg school dlalrlet ip p c a r a n c e , D e gtnien bUU ore fully neRri w n f a r I n to th e Led hy v i r K i n i a . ^ i ,e r i Just one ol •” in v i t e d to ta k e flnnnced by

. pronoun—It la doubltuins not to want

M A lI .O a ir DEC181C a s -a c o n tin u in g u n llo ry decision,v ln g f a c to r b e - precise verblimc; has I ■m anec In w o r ld .n il p tr m lt t td c o n l ^ t ; r e r F r a n c e ta k - ly I n tc r n n t lo n a l

H ere lhe suprem e coi n m c d la t e s l t u a - son m ust be

Inco Ih n n tw o In th is spccitlc caae, ICM lh a n tw o „ rra l im m c n t,.n s t l l u t l o n a l r e - a u „n o n e d nnd h is sloi v o te rs . T o p u s h MBRlntmle.t hsve dlffi

U lle n e e d s e v e ry phrase, na tum lly . ̂m c e h c c a n d e -

House nnd sennte are t f e e l t h a t a su m - u,ia jua iciai knot. Th< m c a p i ta l o r in the house ,says th a t n

% ‘? r " ' h “ "o°urd “ r . r u » " S " ;i r t th a n h e cou ld safeguards of personi im c r a s w o u ld bo eommlltce has Insert v w o u ld a c irc u s deflnlni; th c deRre« c a l r e a d y h M b e en

e r EX iropean c e n - hopeless confusion in c lr R u s s ia n s m o re However, even thou

forccm enl, systems reigotten his. way.

i in d a m e n ta l . a i u - j^ ,u rt „ „ d nil o ihe r ; * m s r h l r v l e ^ ^ n t - w a K T S T i iR j r n n r e i

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BIATION V I E W Si l t t c c o f s c ie n t is ts _ d i g g i n g k o p d la t lo n c a r c f u l ly Archeologlsta a re il in t . B u t I t n e v e r - as they so diRRinK u: ! conclusions th a t ' ,cern over nuclears p h e r e . power poliilcs of Uieju p s b e fo ro h a v e w ith th e snme old [c rs I ro m a to m i t "I,® y small. The U. N. ' - ' S S i- u p to a p o in t . Lydift. i t U In Uiea r d ^ ro m n u c lc a r a n d was in its he]r lso n to th e r a d la - Croesus wa* k ins. C

'll ,"Cth?rTs;! = d t" r .”c.ft h a t f u r t h e r t e s ^ ^ d « n rs .w h lU anoUicr hns scllled J h w o n anneal by the NAACP against old otfsj V e .w -w d .a -h a l£ _ y c a rs , d e ly m oihcr d bv a circuit court a t S t. Louis, net. Uiet lectslon. which will be carried to miles « n atiy w ent, wlU solve Uils prob- Ti^’ln .F tilng of schools nex t m onth. Is a Idgcs. lawyers. poUUclans, parents .Two drcn Uiemselves; - free

tPBEftJE COUnT-8 VAGUE LAN- Sne court's vague lan«uage h w inforlunate effect. I t m ay help to Ingese.■ Eock incidents nex t m onlh . aeri-• President E lsenhower nnd thc ‘ ’ eve of Uie congrcaslonal elections. D ear P r result Is th n t today, more mrm m a le dcsegregaUon dcclslon. 3.12S of th n t » slrlcls In 17 SouU iem nnd border buUt fc secrreirated. who bl a t least »l* s ta te s plnn to c1o.m w h e

Dccomes Integrated. AlUiough they wnnted an educaUonal lya tem .fo r w hite u . n ’j by public 'funds-=-ft '« m 1-prlvate —ir ;-y

b ltu l It the fjinds or fnclUUes wlU gu-lp, v Uie 1058-SS school yenr su irls. v o u ei ucaUonal chaos, perhaps.

3I810N IN F U B IA T IN G -T he ia-slon. which llkewlso contained u n -la s handlcappcd law entorcemcn^l. poU :ifessed crim inals to escape punish- One 1 for vicious crim es o t violence. I t cnndlt ngress, police oftlcers a n d magls- adm it

le court-held U iat nn arrested per-.Igned "without unneces.iary d e la^ <case, It Ipund th a t a n overnight D earen t, durlnk w hich th e prisoner w as Dids story checked, was "unnecwwary. « ,iv «

differed in th e m eaning of th a t v /j- jt

IAIN IN STATE p T COLtAP.SE-- nre ftl loggerhead In trying to untie .. T h e corrccU v^m easure passed by in t no delay ^ n rra lgnm cn t should

his provision (would Jeopardise legal irsonnf llberly. n h o senate Jud lc la^ inserted the word, "reasonable.* In reo of permissible delay. B u l poUee. ludgM wUf. of course, tUsagre« againsoaable."_*niere_wlU.b9_endleas and ___jn In every law court In Uie land. | though the educaUonal and law en-

ns rem ain In a stAte of seml>collapse. e Uiat Ui« period of frustm U on m ay i . nl purpose. I t may lead th e supreme •her ludfclal bodies to say Y,-h#l they | n a compreliBiiflblB-ltinKntuK r ltir MeClur. H»wip4p«r Brtn1le«H)

s OF O T H E R SKOR MORE ADOUT CROESUS ivre a rem arkably p a tien t lo t of guys|

lng up fact* and nrUtncU frbm a long-1 ling together the accounts o t ancient h e ir demollllon. >

be exasperaUng to them when the if the m odem world repeatedly InUTide old rivalries to h a lt Uielr work, and

e on Uie TcrRe o t discovery explaining I on Uie same scene centuries ago.

take Sardis, th e cnpltnl of nnclent 1 Uie Sm ym a a rea of Aslnlle Turkey* heyday nbout 2.500 year* ago w htn ing. Croesus was "rich a s Croesus" be-

n grent world trade r. He was oncc {rent A thenian sUUismnn. Solon, legend; may no t be so ), nnd Solon told Croesus ne nemesis whIcH wnlte upon overm uch'111 no mnn hnppy till he Is dead.'* Solon 9 hnve said to Croesus, bu t probably

, politics were Just aa Involved in the Ll as today, w ith a coalition forrned be*. ngs of Lydia and Babylon, w llh the ops trom E gypt and a f lee t from SparlA,' Islng power of Cyrus, "king o t th e Per- / r a i storm ed Sardis, licked Cocsus, n n d , •ned him-nllve on a funerni pyre. : rthelcss remained a m njor world cupltal Uioroughly sacked by Tam erlane, Uie;

leror. In U03. irid wur I. a professor from Princeton, lg amonic th o ru ins o t Snrdls to lenm :sus nncl h is Umes, and found evldenee 3, Greek, Itom an a n d Persian conqucsu. )ed when G erm anys K ntser tried t t con- •id. B ut they had alrendy found Lydian' jrehLitorlB sheds o t the Bronso nge. Rc* Etonian efforls In 1D20 wi-rc Intcrniplcd b c tice n Q rtcce nndl Turki-y. Archeology as once more Ju st'^ .ium lng w hen HlUerl mquer the world. IT a Joint Hnrvnrd-CorneU expedition diets mnde a smaU find of g rea t ImporUncc • fragm ent w ith an Inscription In the nn- 1 InngusRe th a t helps understand Uie ̂Croesus. Tlie expedition, looking tonvnrd ; of un interrupted excnvaUon, dreamed ot, ;he pnlnce of Croesus, a sud lun i, a civic a roynl cemeterj-.they hnve lo keep gliinclng over Uiclr

I- they dlK. wntchlng w hnt Qamel AIjiIpI N lklia K hrushchev mny be up to. And

: w inderlng If the dW n«-ocm ^ls.o f over- ^rrlty . Uyit _)ln^cd ^old-‘-Crae;ms . s ome 2Si {o mny not be se t to pu t a uhnmmy on Ito rls 10 Iciirn more abuut dm l fAbulou.%ly IB ot world trndeni,—Di-nvrr Pa.il.

•HE RKCORD 18 lM I'O RTA N T_I motorist found RUllly o( druiiken driving :ed In district courl In Twin KnlU the other | :e a flvt-yeac Icnn tn Uic stnte penlien*'

'cnuse llie rrco i^s shoned Ihe offender In cc. nrrr.'ted n t Filer lust July 22. hnd been if the anme offense a t Dlncktoot, on Augail yenr.

thew ri'cords. I fs Quite llkrly Uml hc ■e KoU'en otf lo r ih ls second offense n.̂ ,e did for Uie flrsl.:ideiil atte.Nts to tlie vltiil *imporlnnee ot rds. Tliey nrc a mc»t Imporlnnl tnctor in 'c endeavor lo curb one of Uie m ost men- Uie most Inexcussble foes of snfety In trnf«

pers of lhe.10 rccorcLn are well dc.'crvliig of JumKemcnt .to cnrry d ii-tfic lr good work le record.^ com pltte. aeournlr nnd rr:idlly JiC-Uie-Jnform;iUon-and-Ruld»iire-of-nll-lflw n t agenctri.i¥»-a-»aaed-U u»tr—Bolso'SU lcsm an.------- j

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rInes went y W f token..-pro

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I prlvnW cdh of one blllli

I T S ALL A r t O T lar*. bookShots; This Is «I " I . B en Poisoned- If* n o t the inve**® ^; ra o t Uie U n k h e ’s drlnklnR. dtpreclaUoi Jie bottom of the river. Oo mprov^OTc I a n d U ke a look a t a ll Uie U probably jkUon growing In I t It you d o n t , ,

ral som eiody accuscd pore ol' Li o"; Df cutU ng down th e w ater p rts-

Ju s t- to get votes. Now h c s ployment ̂lng It U sU na.ity to l" lU le o f t h e • I. I suppose If by a n d By we j m e ^ n , en epidemic, folks wlU accuse die t o t f« U d y V oters of using germ war-

sre-s anoUier possib le 'exp lana-U on dollnfor some of Uie local UUnken: 051. m w

y w an l u s to vote Ui llQUor by d rink (whisky kills bad u s te U germs, too) to go along wlUi our

ibUng casinos.

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■PUPS FO K K ID S D t r - r .hese Uiree pups a re Uie 8 - v n k ' ^ offspring o t a G erm an shortnair confident Lhcr and n collie fniher. You can eomp«lhem -B t th e -S w ec t-r* n c h -t^e « investor;:

cs sou th a n d two miles west ci gauntry In, FnlL*. ^ ^ , . company

rwo dogs have sUnycd ln^th"Mbe rt LUta residence and Uiey I free to anyone who will care for ^ g •m. One Is U iought to be a male j,nW . Uia oUier a female Pck- 8U i lese. Phone DAvls 6-5133.

NOT G ETTIN G OFFI iar P o t Shots: and U .iIn answ er to G erry and i-ynn. ^ n t #o-cnlled d rag “trlP Socony-'Ut fo r th n t purpose, so Uie adults 10 bu ilt I t nre n o t gelUng off.W hen 1 wns a teen-ager. »e m ted a youUi cenU r, so we built iraqanc

I t 's a good policy. m iu mW 'y o u ^ te e n 'a t te r s -w s n t -a -drag pftiextinrip , why don’t you build your own? ,ou e an do It. Oman

A. N . Adult conce.isl (Twin Palb) Iraq ]

• • * opcmte:Iraq acj

ols; easternOne nice th ing about n o t being a ju iita .

\nd ldato Is th a t 'y o u don’t have to Tlicse j dm lt you losL „ „ .

Two-Otto Pete again 1• • • Tlien

ONE PROBLEM SOLVED owned}ear Potsy: East. <

Did you know th e c ity boys have concesi olved Ui8 sewage disposal problem? runs I

“'■""‘"“ '1“ c « u , „ m ™ u. s s' (Tft'ln Palls)^ • per cei

. . • . TheFAMOUS LAST LINE islnnd

. . She n e re r buys d fartU es, ^ I f . j

lo s t i n THB and TFOUBTH BOW The

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V A SH IN GBy PETER EDSOl

[IINOTOM (N E A )-T J .S .m a - out of MuU

SrSof d“l̂ «iMk^’value. unlverslly.

Mr.ilv a l l m S m S ^K m tc m u

b'i'o’sis “ uSir

u“ler ecn t re tu m o n the vnlue of 3-5 mill on invesunenta today, Uiey would ,rUi 10 bUllon dollars. _ ̂akdowns o n Investm cnU and ngs i n . Uie M P « * l« , Middle t o U I ^ I countries o re n o t avallnble. f ‘e B reason l« U ia t figures are Uie weste

to govem m ent agencies on a i dcnUnI bnali. A nd since one iimpany la usually the only big tor, In each, e oun try .-to -reveal [ - u^^ld Iry to ta ls w ould give away .any secrets. , a to r oficrlcan oil com pany concessions I le M iddle E as l a re known, how- j j

and from these holdings It friends be show n w here Uie big United es tn le rests lie. m UIc

Uie Immedliito trouble tone. largest holdings belong to Iraq and wb oleum compnny. I t Is Jointly „y nol: ed by B ritU h, F rcnch. D utch •},(, wak U .S . in te rests . T he A m crlcw g

y per ccn t, Is Jointly held by j^ id t j )ny-V acuum a n d Jersey S u n d - rct

aq Petro leum company holds 1 ^ ;e concessions covering m ost or i ^j,lch I and n ine oUier exploration per- s In C yprus, J o r d w . Lebanonesllne, Syria , H a d h r a m n ^ n n d _______an In a ou them Arnbla. T ruclal — — an nnd Q a ta r . Most of these 'T ce.islons ru n W th e year 2000. L .raq PcU oleum likewise owns nnd d e q I m tes tw o pipelines form eastern c o u n lo q across Syria a n d JordanH o Uic tem M ed ite rranean term inals in ^ Ifa, Isrne f nnd Tripoli. Lebanon. cse pipelines w ere saboUged dur- ^ j^jr, ; the S u e s cana l crUls, b u t^ r e lln In operaUon. and thim ere a re two •wholly ^ e r i c j i " * Jnnetle ned -concessions In Uie Middle ^ lu rno St. O ne Ll A rab ian American O ils county ncesslon in S audi Arnmla, whlcli ^ ns to 1009. I t Is owned 30 per n t by Je rse y S tan d a rd , California a ndard a n d T exas compnny, 10 T cen t by Socony Vacuum.T he o th e r la Uie valuable Bahrein M n. > :nnd concession In the / c r s l a a C l t^ l lit. also ru n n in g to lOOfl. 11 la of ^ r . InUy held by C alifornia SU ndard ^ i e _ Id T exas com pany. j h e DT he plcli K u w ait concession cut 'h a m .

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r f f . ^ ALL NEW leer Look — PLUS ERATOR - FROM

G I P A I R IME IN TODAYh il-N ® w -G o M « n -X n n iv e t» o ry .M o d e li 'e a r t o f G E N E R A L M O T O R S L e#doi

EST TERMSIE E N T I R E y A L L E Y !

B U H L

LLS, IDAHO , ________

.'/TON J.H30NlOuUieaslem Ir* q U held 80 •it by A nglo-Iranlan and. 80 t by Uie U .S . Gulf Oil com-

lit, w ith a populaUon of 200.-. d«tI an Income o t over 300 m il- ih r j. c ih .n i lia rs a year. I t has built a »«b.) lly. b u t i t wlU be six yenrs anyone In th e country will A t i g o t

BOUgh to get in.s producUon, since the 1054 Jient worked .o u t by H erbert b a OHDA •. Jr., U he ld under a 35-yenr ^ refrigeral slon. renew able for Uiree five- j t a t :erma. I t Is he ld « per c cn t ^ne to a K s A m erican companies. T exas, aot

Socony-Vacuum . C allfom la ^trscy S tandn rd . Brlllsh com - and tl

ho ld a n o th e r « per cerit, Is Uii 14, r r e n c h six. ii„ ,e lag b

tile Ea.1t o il production In 1057 a iaughicriti 3 billion barrels, or 23 p e r i , p,it Uie w orld 's toU l. requliy production was 725.000 b a r- onj-inu

dby In I ra n . 440,000 In Iran .} lh Saudi A rabia, 1.110,000 In , ,It and 234.000 In oUier Midd e J"® 'countries fo r a toWl of nearly lUlon b a rre ls a day. _ ^ ‘s U about h a l t Uie site o t V 3 . cUon. B u t M iddle Enst oll r e - f 1 nre 71 p e r cen t of Uie world’s P " " ™ , T h is U w h a t makes Uie K d * ' ' ! . ,

a s t holdlSgs o t such value to ,‘f * " .e s tem w orld. l i ^ t a r d H

I ou t a lU r

Also Saw Itm vld~M llIer/10,- T f t'ln -ra ils ,- lu rc,-w as

of M rs. Isabel Miller, oper- in m atted r of th e Clark-M lllcr guest By wlpler ich also saw Uie ball o t fire . a m ass of It Jo h n E llls and some of h is I n t two to ends repo rted to clly police , A man mday n ig h t a t 0:30 p jn . ■ > .ilUItr sa id thc ball of fire ^0:30 p jn . looked "awfully close" d wns nccompanled by a " fu n - I nnoise," A t th e time hc saw It. wak a t Im ogene lake, high In ’

e Saw tooth mountains. Hc Id Uie lig h t was bright enough r rending.EUls en rller said It wss " a s g as a iw o-story building '’ tilch exploded across the horJson o ”avlng a s tre a k of fire about 300 e t long. u-

_ ded nnd

Events Slated SIS.;?)ECLO Aug. iS -M em bers of th e goals. I in liy Cousins 4-H club were glv- d ln n e r.i

asslgm ncnU to decoraU th e ir by. and r ^ t h T ueaday afiemoon w hen perience •y m e t a t Uie home of Uielr le a d - T h e n: Mrs. AusUn Wnlkcr. Angora,

vchlcvemcnt day for Uie Cousins gn t dow; d Uie Sewing Chefs, lend by M rs, th a t s e r netle Schw aeglcr, will be Frldoy eonslsiei ^•rnoon. M arjorie Olllcsple. Cnsala a n d bro unty hom a demotisUikUon a g en t, of brass

“ were priRFJLATIVE8 VISIT expcclct

KING H ILL. Aug, 18 - Mr. a n d of n p n M lchncl Dobrtnsky. Snlt L ake canned ty hns been vlslUng ftt the hom e w” *“{ M r a n d M rs. R. D. G raham en The

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U aou i T U followlnc eolumn paren ts. Mr. ll*n br Kueoito llurm «nd for- wOOd, left thi:

btn w«tt t>MUa lo dnik br * Icrlon. Rockfo visiting Mr. n

--------- Fullerton Is'.gora Goat Sought M r. and m

V - J ’e ft WFor Food uon outm g aHDAD, — T h e m an who sold Mrs. Lynn gerator to. an Eskimo would rcu im cd hom . a t least a s d ifficult to “ ie qualitum - l lu n ! S S ' . blB°

a n d return^

_ Jll th e fronlKI t m ust

r < ' ■ T h e hom sed Uie goat over crillcnlly.'nod- Jong,.j»nd t and gestured to the boys to backw ard

IB up another. W e went Inside, to th e t n atevcr Uie m nn’s InUrest In th e of th e M ts I wns sure U iat It wasn't for be lghtoned aer. T here wcrc some sbeep nenr- »• m om ent and on th e basis of past ex- edged by

lence m u tton was InevlUble. T lic buck ■he m utton we got. however, was one could lora. so m e houm later, when w;e bosses tha down on the p a rt of Uie float vals, like

tse rved as «fUblc, the main dish horn.islsied o t two goaU roosted whole v /h c n . h 1 brought In on enormous Irnys m en on c brass. T h e rice and malse dishes loudly. I ved w ith I t were good, and we them nud re properly Impressed, as wc were tu rned to' iccted to be , a t the rnre delicacy i go t U ' n nopulnr brftnd o t Amerlcnn ih e iMles tined tomatoes. B u t Uie Angora joudly In s superb. H was arh e ^ r k s . I was told, long pre- th a t hls » ■red A ngoras to nny olher breed th a t we 1

b ^ 'm c n t '‘a r a i ‘r c o n i ^ 'u c n U y ^ ^ ISg

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p r i c e d f r o i n . . •

t W I N FALL

TT,TDAY. A'

: Hill Relates avels, Visitotifcfat- the home of h i T J ? ®

Mr. nnd Mrs. c,!ft Ultl wteic forler rclatlvM, .Mrs. iiinhic. ^ ■ .■ « i i Rockford. Is.,M r. nnd Mrs,

in Is AUood'i c o u n a .^ ^ ^ R « i i ind Mrs. Jnme* Q t,^ le fl W«dnc.vlay for 4 ting a t Cn-^cndc. ^ ^ K l v e ' Lynn Sherman in j f i . I^K lc r* d honie TucWfty ( o i io t ^ f l lB R-

the home o( Mr. tad v I ^ B n g Solletl. Rupert. ^ ' | K h * £

nily honored In anlmnls sinuithlertd tlon,Judging trom the our host tintl his le roust Ronl, I am they rtRnrtlrcl our »pp w f« !^ K f'* , IS an excuse for a soo4 i S ^ » « P ' inythlng else. Thst “ircnglhened wlien i 'Ily's carcass was moH Ible .to us thnn lhe ! l ^ | t o ^ r’s, and presumnbly th a t WAS quite sll r iih t . :h ^ B M i h is enormous apptitit b l J ^ K n r

lid no t fnU lo be InKro^ ‘jrc lled hc was unable ta * pasang. one ot the wild pq •;

In thc mount.ilnoui ,; th e Iranian botdt; andoi "? s u n where hc wed w r . •: lUth beto;e the RuMlsnj c: ̂ .b n l le r . '....................... .7> pasnngs have s tute tim and stroiix. In ketplc{ k -* qualities of the uilmil Ci • v

I t IntcresUnn Bsme. Ki tn ■ a b lg o n eo n c e-ln lM l.h tlii : im s .

nodded toward a dirtedi' o t th e tent, snd oaeeini;;.'Bt the fool of the cloih.ni. 1 jclng told, dlsappeited bi'.jCj m returned wlUi tlie hona. t: r ho st handled Uiea e w -.;, then passed thus iloaf Jld us o t Uic lu jn fh tf r ttr* frontiers o t the i m lu ; •. recognized only b; e>;eti(ri. m u st have been q-oiUitixL h o m s were a good U bfiia

, lind they had a sdiiUt-Uj w ard sweep. Tlie rttcaito he tradlUonal eulUn* w ja he Middle Ensl w u f="ie iitoned by their sharp tdi«. f t jm e n t I thouglil Uit; h»l ^ d by maB»*T»iey hidni bm buck had done 11 htautlf. u could tcU by the *cir cn tH cs th a t lay a t IrrtiuUr lal«- , like small knobt, »loa| thi.

l ic n . he. IlhWifd th»_itory, t>.i I on elUicr side ot si* burpri Hy. I remained slIenL One d m nudged me. He belched si I ned toward hta. got UlO hint. Hsslenlxi* to obey

tMles of etiquette. I burped dly in spprcelstion of the fent. was a lilKh trlbuta to our hojt Lt hls slory hsd tnchanled u j u i t we hod InadvctlcnUy deUyri s importsnt tlw.

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I W .IARANTEED!

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■Y, AUGUST 1 5 ,1 , ,■

WASIIINOTON.M8j » of live- The «*" »“ . . .lo h u r sWR® aI been unca >

: 2 s durlM 5 « n th e nub- InR ol call "W m ane- nboui live

i t b f pw«*‘ InM sr to h«ve Jtem lor l

" B l i

» | S Pj-ujhtBlnS lha t the « n il-ioSrer. iheJ 7 “ ot th e bl« -t-K ur^l

thS t soon « t- bon dwxl< tutjugh “ '’*!??•„ maitem of d irec t sevcrnl u j .rtl «IU on ,a .i4 a ilo n , ever.

3 K « * “ *® FurlhcK th n t fo r ihl.s piK ^ o d l n r . lA J^ e o s will be Blve lor m.MTh. u » of *!>*'"*“ ■ USDA lin.i

S S S m

=.‘n T „ r :i■tO H W O e «P , ' j ? m WllnR Jive- th e U.S. w K i b i V w e*lenAlve ex- m eat prodR S e n U i n ^ ' ^ »tocky«rd arena, unl^css ̂ n̂ni

approval o f ' "atunnliit:"

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TOWE■ Large Green Cc

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i e ” G r o i i i ) s ««K .™ h 'At nny rati

ilaujrhtcr Act ™™"meI ^ ■ f ' onlv n lic r nr

L Ix a propi-lli'cl bolt «lilcli'.iciulblc. Tlie ulhfjn Oillfornlft yesler-d one^U , S. forcjil servk-e ' “'‘ " t " '

E u i S ™(ire.it aer\'lce anld Don NVe.it, T lie reviewon a routine hre pntrol near tax roll* *lifValley lnke In the Snn countlea nnd i

:llnn m oiinulan when the In 12 countiesIK boll struck »■ rock and Uie heaviest eted 25 feel lo atrlke him . per cen t In It

^SHEIONED sale

IEEE i' «ver-po;

I B T OLocal Solid Heads^

ABBAGE

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For th e finest,Lorgost,Freshest,

(election o f quality F ru its

and V egetobles— --------— S hop-our— ------------------Produca D epartm en t '

PRICED TO SAVE ^ 1 6 0 1 1 YOU M ONEY.

S

T I M E S - N E - W S , T W I N F A L I

Building Ups StaU ^alue by'82 MiUioi

S fe .rn w - i . X c S J S . “ ““

eport lo Oov, Robert _E, p e r cent nnd lhe coinmLwlon anld lla cent, ere bn.wl on n review of T he commU^ personal tJix rolla from tlie he re lliLa weekla well na te n ta tiv e n.-ucaaeil « jun llin tio ii t<I on'railronda nnd utlllllea. ndiustm enU lieommented th e r e p o r t aewW vnlucs

•lurther /evidence of tlie publle Id stendy Rrowth ot Uic

mml.wlon snld Uie.cte’ntest a rc levied f o n were due lo construction t Iib report

ulldhiRs. Johnson, excciimp wna nchleved despite rctnr>-. aald sl net p ro fit of mines In Icrltatlvc IBSB ny one year diirliiR Uie pnst roada a n d ut he commlaalon a;.ld, Thl.i wa.n nn I

and decreaaea In vnlinitlons H eductiona ,nllea, Lemhl com ity showed five p e r een; ;lcal row of m ore tlinn 20 meaauro o f rc In IU valuatlona. nnd S h o - 'ro n d s. Jonnao

IB Y '!OF

,w Bbout tre a tln c tl\e family lo some com ed :f and cabbnRe? Yiiu couldn’t pick a b e tler « Jor It. becnuac rlKlit now wc're running Uwlfty apeclal of Uio Icaheat, tendereat, lUeit com bcof th a t ever glorified tWa sr-popular dlaht

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C R iARGE FRESHFROZENAN JAUN CRABS

W Q C

f M E q c \aned. Cooked, Ready

LIBBY'S - No. 2

Pork<

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With E « h Vi

^ SHE; 1913 Addison

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^LLS, TDAHO ,

. / - ' I I to la l decreoaa ol

lte L ash , '’̂ ;̂f„„,mlr-MoI 'V n of t82.100.000 aa 1on Dollars

Ity. tini)iner heavy niln--‘creiuicd vnluatloi shim i-(|, 11 , decrt.isc of vn lue ., _ , , .

ire Umn ai'vni pcr cem. ’ ------------ounty Kiiliird by 15" J’it T ) 1 - * » -

coinillrs Wllh lncriM.-.rd were rim ore with IB fit . ,o tn l ot $20 nd nu iie with IS.B8 per T i(;,„d „ y with

for overtime pn mU.sioii hns l>ei'n meetliiR i’osllnR Sl boi «eek as n Mali- boivi'd of RIchnrd W allc, ll to henr ren E a s t-" M o dern in

” Gospel MliMlon snld Ita eatlmnte d ^ 4 - » v 4I aa Uie cash v.ilue add- , O l & t G Q . p roperly wns renchedIf th e IlKurea on in- EDEN. Aus. IS-

o , c . . . «

•• _______ - — - - Brad Urumley.cducatlonnl depa

i n s F i n e s .'S™ «.'.b5°S^ . bcRln n l a p jn . e

$20 In bonda wna posted - M ondnv vu .I th T u ln Fnlla pollee

r ra n k . V cni Hanson, ., Mra, Melvin W ollers. a t t t i i iMra, F rnnk Dncon. Pred . E van Robinson. Mnrk PHOENIX. Arl .loya K cnnei, Dnvld Fix. Mra. Mnry IU tci H. A rrhifttcn. M aninret historian, world Ull D ondnnvlllc. H. P . nr. died yeatcrdn; .1 Lee Holjowny.

IFFA IIIS MAN NAMED D R . L . A . ND. Ore.. Aur. 15 (U P I' O s te o p a th 3t. C lnlr loday waa nnmed s h idusirla l developm ent! 5 3 7 2 nd tor th e U. S. burenu of, • p -fall'a in Idnho nnd lla,R NorUiweal atatea.

TYLE

tNEDBEI:e Beef—Swiss or Round

E A K S 7T ~FRE

5 s

• Vz

L -- . Gc

± 1 ‘leXein-of______;hey's

fRUPIce Cream!

in Q i ^ e r vice. Old Fa

Meetings Incomeled for Edenr. IS—A aerlea of gospel n e fln c o m e for Uio I bcfitn Sundny n l th e 105a declined to1 of Clirlat. to Sl n ahare from $nicy.-chnlrm nn of th e n sh n re on a'jllRhldeparUncnt of Freed- i,er o f oulatnndlni colleRe' n t Henderson. . u „ t hn lf a yenr 1“ " 'S f , '™ , ' , ! ! : " * Fi™l-li«ir cm lmjn . ench evemng. AtIccU^d by ft 80-day. vncnUon Dlble achtwl E xploration compaillh cln-wes for all nRca, „ulcnm nln, Clille.will s ln r t nl 2 p.m. .nnd jc tU ed Mny 20 and111 end Aub, 22, re tu rn e d lo normi lave Inatnlled reat rooma try In the chureh nnd jc ted ft cinderblock c n -

— ---- Radicc m iO rt DIES:. Arl*.. AUK. 15 ( U P D - „ . ,l i t t e r Bcnrd, B2. au thor. S cm fcfl Jorld txavfllor nnd achol- f » L ——« D t•crdny a t her home herc ̂ r n o n e IVK

'iV T ~ j- | An Typci

A.PETEKSON j C L Y Ipath ic P hysic ian . . RADIATC2nd Avo. N orth ;RE 3-0123 I

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Food with F r u i t . . . C h e rry - Pineopf

V K E S . . . ;ALSO ORANGE CH IFFO N CAKI

Shelby'sICE

CREAM/ z - G o L . . . 7 9 <

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TO ^Delicious FLAVORS

ALSO -J B B mSHERBET flH B B H

Fashioned in O iir Frier

n e I s D o w n - i | | yIK . Auk- iny reportedor Uio I l r s t s ix m o n t h a l ^ m ned to $I0.'IS3,303 from $27.Q07,S15 or I 'i llR h tt7 'sm B l]e r 'm u a-H |^ H H landing sh a re s In t n e j l ^ ^ n

cnmlnga th is y e a r w e n l l ^ ^ K t SO-day Btrike a t O h i u | ^ H | company m ines in O h u * P U |||H | Clille. T ho atriko 20 and operaUons haTOjSl;

nonnal. a e p o k e sm a n H |y |M

diators SW AND OSED I jB f ln Wrvlce tl R e p a ir t ■ | ' l u ^ |l e R E 3 ^ 0 8 0 i y i V, t y p e ^ K l a t a V f-YDE'S | i>1 ATOR SH O P l ' L ; JSB—On T rack L u e I ; M B

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s 3 S'I s f e s a i l li*' S c ^ A s E S : s i ; i SS' H*-’

s S S i? H ® 1■' :S’'‘fl we nwUcd out troop*. . • - i:ib-HI A rtOKh “'• ‘.i! S

■ i X “»“ M 5 i S . » r VSSI Wllh the criticism. Imwcvrr.̂ M «iu c

= S ' 5 S S | l T es i i f ^ - r i / f . r ™ r c £ s p .

r r « « r o r . l m / » . j ;Afiiir̂ i Qrotnyko, who lold Ino ws as. .̂mhiir the Ilrst order of bu»lncM ts An o-W « t ^ S- “ 'I ‘ P'ot Utittcon Mid Jordan. clvUl

G ranger Seryice S Book . I s Shown 3

A t R e g u la r M eet

The book > *■»'■ **“

Mlln.r N BC.n.t '6■ M” -. tw n i-»'‘ M lill. Jay Ut S-S'J *;®v 'Slckei. (•) In.Konrt-

on T .10H ciUVPAl.U I1 Judge PlilrkI KB«lnr«r. DRCfl,

fo r a Sn.k. Rl«r Wal.rmut.r. |Nam pa , s u t . cl i.i.h»

« ---------V. S, HELPS TUNISIA _r i ro il. WASHINGTON. Aur. 15 WV-The ient ot U nited SU tes Is shipping a new s ^ .nn Tlje ply o f m ilitary equlpmctJl lo Tunisia ^ will to strengU ^n Uml north A lrlcw

I counry'a polloo loKe- __

VALUE B U Y S ...

TB BUYKEUYSlP R E S T I G E ' l f e rrAm -sTop“ n « A o .

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f u a n n t A S i ^ m iM O S O N O T ^ S m £ $ A | ^ R | ^ J ^ \

M s i ^ o f .

=BEE 0gfW NG t m w A t u to t u r tA tt

s Priced Accordingly Low!

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ritlUA* *'«'p.m.1.00 l.»"i'»N .»i ' tiOD Ynur*tluo VounK •> »>•'< t : 0 And.Ii 'm Spotu «.iin Junr.1:H iS;: ‘ITn M ’ iwtlu j Mnr. Miolc SinO N««r.

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, i q u o r F u n d s i n S t a t e D i s t r i b u t e d

B O ISE . Aug. 15 WV-DlsWbullon Ho sa■ H 60,000 In stato liquor profits to of the Ittho elites, villages counUes and

y F re d Chnrllon. superintendent of .?o s ta to liquor dispensary. d

C hnrlton . In a « p o r t to Oov. to b e rt E, smylle. said ^IS.JSO ^ up 33.C0 Uio slate Ueasurer Io r Incliulonn the Rcneral lund. He said 150. omy," : S o w ent to clUes and villages a n d «"y- 1375,000 to counUes and jun ior col-

'^ ^ i s o Junior coUege rec tlved ••w S nnd NorUi Idaho Jun io r J colleae a t Coeur d'A lene received$7,040 of the profits from sta te salea jo f botUcd Uquor. snld y

— ---------------------- th a t 1

Smylie-Expenses SS5. Reported a t $338 'V

•BOISE. Aug. 15 t« - I d a h o Oov. R obcrt E. Smylle lUted b la “ * s a id .' pcndltures yeslerday In th o IMS p r t-feSrrc«n'PJ«'K’™ ^ 3 ® ‘-------------------S i t u

Rmviip u’ss unopposed T uesday shoul fo r the nepuliUeari nomlnaU on Ior Uon?oV«rnor iS h o law requires-cand - h wdntca to fUe s ta te m e n t Stu res within 20 days of Uio elec- ^

■ Uon.o n a form provided by SecreU ry

1 of S late James H. Young. iJmylle i - juvld he spent *124 for th e filing Ice.l | e h is greatest single expenae; *12 J. ' lioo C»rnlv.l In Round p rice trOUbli i u »:~p|* by nn asrlculV ll nV».“ ripoTl Monda»':00 CrnlY.l In Bound ord feed Rl

. . . . . . .11:00 N .»t IIm JI'b**, The s ltua t

which couldL i” Mu:iVbr Su"”^^^ alon tn lives'ur* ii:t8N » i.i consequen ts

11:00 Hltn off ftnd hog prlSATUIIDAT warned

^M•8l^n«n / panslon.' I ' m N*"'’" " * Big Crops

" *1m Vi” ‘ « • • • prices. Tlie«:4S Mornlnc M.lodIn dUqh Lf ORRt

! i i S S s “‘ sioo Tin*w.n'. N.wt Ior price siSiU Marnlnt M«1

^ m ^ A O G U S T lS ,M 5 8

Marry in Glenns Ferr

H B. AND MBS. EDDIE H . I (C»tapbeU phot»-« ta< f W K t

* * * Cd the cft!

Vows Repeated By Miss Decker, b»rl” F m

Eddie H. B o s t i c k'O U N N S PERBV. Aug. whlUs aullson* P«yo !)«(*« , daughitr of W.V Q n r(Baer Dawson. BUeWeot, they will 1Detker. Rogenon. became w a oriuc j y vihi^e l el Zddle H. BosUc. » n of Mra. o o i- gj^ 'um d» BMti:. «UP“« T he brto mUTlaje In an 11 o clock c « e - oicnrw F BOOT l u t SAtardijf m om lnj in o u r u ,c I Udy ot UmerJtk Camollc churcjj.•Ttn'ROT. John J. Qulnn ofUclftted lll lhe double r ln i ceremony. A nn O rerThe hrlde. given In jnarrlnge by recen t we

fcwJaUier. wm gowned In white - . — CSitnmijr laee orer aUpper aatln^, • tuhloned wllh * lUled bodice wllh fi lolloped neclcllne trimmed w ith ' V . Bqulni and pearls, and long Meeves.|Thi Iklrt WM gathered with aequlns•ad pe»rl deslgnj a l the hip line [-------------ind hid * full aklrt wlU> an nllnr n g y , y inln. Her elbow-length veil of 11- iMlon net wm held In place by n tpml crown. She wore a chain with .( j . , ,

1 1 Usste penti and cnrried a brldnl■ touiuet of red and while rosebuds■ xWhribbon streamers entwined with "somcboc■ ratiuds and hcr rosao'. vour bod■ Un. Fred llller wna matron oC ■honor. sbB wore'*, yellow a ireet- , ■ iK ijth drtM ot jUlow pollahed cot- * lon^ th jw leh lB j^ |jlcU ire:hat and |

“ w a T h r S i l i r a i - H n d - M r . : “ S i * ”K n M a h u o p h tm n , ooodln ., “ f j ,. «trehrldeijMldi.They wore IdenU- at yellow polbhed cotton drewca ® nth matching picture hn ts ' nnrt ^ houqueu Of while cnm a^

TairenPrWCrEh'SrSh Rose, tla -tr ot the bridegroom. She v,-as "V,® ® f.

Robert perrln, Hatelton, wa.n beat u Md John shrum and Jo h a ,«hm were ushen. «ffRliliig music wa.1 plaj-ed by r ' „?°rt »• Pftsion Honlst who wns nUo e wlolst. Terry Sima « rv ed M ^ ^ “r tay, vnlda niom pM a wna In t p e Of the guest book. Y*"> ^ e r dBughter'a wedding. Mr*. D h„v »»n chose t blue suit, with red “ J,"* » “ liu and a while cam allon *Olf. Mrs. Rojc wore a two.pleced « and white suit'w ith white nc- " n u in d a cnrnntlon corMge.

J ,‘i*? 't««P tlonfortho3JO guesla«held » t tho o . P . Shrtim real- f l .

B tf ““ - ^ e hrlde’# Inc# covered table ^ ‘ etnlered with « four-tlered e t o ^ d with a miniature bride I waegroom. Mrs. o tto Neuer. ^ ^

S S S - o V n & S " “ " C OjtK 'n d Diane HeUer served

iVli j*"- P ’ Shrum cul and a e rv - ______1

3 IADGE614...1;;; dan dani

JFFENSE:a p p l y in g HOOFING

May Be Working in YouV 15 years he has been applying

money can buy.

̂JOB TO BE DONEI j H ab'Jb * “ “PPli=ator d o 'j

OR AND m a t e r i a l s c myou with "Ccrlined" X

m H ' ôl> W ffc or SmaU,e s t i m a t e s . . . Nl

■ No Payments Until

S dan DAIROOFING (

r o s e FALI

srry Seryjce Camp tS u u n n e On

MelLviii rcporleii

BlTii-\Vnil-KA I weelc a t the

— l on. Snm H ie Rlrls

2 4 Icnrned At cncw prr.ildent ted lllc mceii

f c i 'N lk 5̂ Plans werefjf,'. ' V the •K ffp '1

w hich will en C.nnir

* ' V 0 | r tlie praleci a•. A' ^ jI ^ ^ H Brown nnd

\ one; Jonn All' Sh^uon Vnn I

̂U ^ H Slnclnlr. grou hou.w. Llndn

■ ■ ’• t f l K alhlcrn Tr tnnn and 6u .three.

, , . • *• .• Helreahmeiy ' * . ■ . . Alnsworlh, I

» . Mla* Aln-iuoi► , v ' » ' J th e program

“7 meeting to bl

f J.' Joinl-F B .y ' By J(J , ' , • » . * '* • JEROME,i , / i . . ' : • Jiiy-C-Etles

__ niM llnRlasta i i i ^ I ; ^ Thc monilP w T S W i- V - Z Jny-C-Ette.s

" ■ or Mrs, Dfl Mrs. Jerr>- I

z. decided Mrs 1 . : D < J Phiiiiiis‘ ‘ Ill 1̂ — —. » ,

11. BOSTIO pnrnde Aug.engraving) Mny, June.

---------:----------------------------------- presenied tole cftkc. Mrs, James C arpen ter Mrs. Rlchni

S r . m S ,3. John Dnvey nnd M rs. Bor- Lniicoster. Freem an, ouiits of tlic bridc- ■ II wns nnt

71. dlsplnycd the gifts, d istrict Jay-r h e r golng-awny ensemble the honoring sI chose n two-piece brown and Bowen, Natt e aull with matching ncceasor- dny a t the , 3 n return Trom a wtddlng U ip Tw in Fniin. will be ftt home In O ienns Per* sen t n gu t.

here Uie bridegroom U emiJioyed a rummnt lirum Motor compnny, 20 nnd 30 a le bride was grndutvled Trom lng. 'ins Ferry high school In 105B Tf,e grouc th c bridegroom Li n 1083 gr.id- making floi o f the (wme school. fnre projec

Jd ii Rne Thompson nnd Doris slnte projec O renalreel were hoslessea for a drens home

n t wedding shower for th o bride, will be Mra

Care of Your ClBy ANGELO PATRI

)y.n. you who are petlmpn 17 or fru ll Juice, nrt entering lull mnnhood, feel- There nt th e trium phant liirlii o f youlh great coum sU ength nnd the world open- safety guai to you; you wiio have high *ct in an 1

sa nnd grenl nmbtllon to be and from ncbodlc.i." wlil bo If you keep aJeohDlI • body strong nnd your mind ens the cl r. T he laat point U p tirllcu lnr. your mlna, npo rlftn t to you for y o a r m ind .II Im p o rtim t-ll Is llie aource of d o « not tr ?our power nnd consequently th e Urlght, I tt_ lm p o rtn iit_ fQ C W r_ ln _ y o u r Jng w ^e j j Irol of yol3U know this dimly. In th e baclc don 't need rour mind, and you d o n 't pny fear It, ,ao :h ' atlcnUon ib ll. You take It courage lo cran lcd as you do your nblllty you nro, us brcfttlie,* Better give It « ^ec- do ao. ,■ tlw unhl n ow .ftn d .ae a iiL- YjU -.-L nlfly^ c a car nnd you know th n l your had 'w me Ine Is whnt powers I t and you tlie roada, [0 aiire It ..Is clean, oiled nnd pnrlles at ao It cnn furnlih you full pow- drlnka. Th W hy n o t give th n t care to your quite. In I engine, your mind? a t Uie encT int la uppermost In my thoughta Tliere. rig ^diking lo you about thin in tiic {earing th k some of you have th a t d rink- Tliere 1; alcoholic bevemgcs Is ncces.sary ft„, ancrgi

jrove your own m anhoods T h at 'a u jg g^igi, nUinke If ever there wn* one. ,t, ,n d ha I reed no alcohol. Indeed you d to forget nil about ll and . .Ik when you are ihlr^ity. good M i c r. A ginger ole, a cola, o r eome n«ki----------------------------------------------- • Cncl

C o ll 'sC o lo n ia l

for Quolityl O N C R E T E

D ia l RE 3 - 5 5 0 0 S & H G reen S to m p i

jwS dINIELS4G and SIDING I 'fo u r Community ' | Jj'infT t h e f i n e s t m » tc r id la o

NE? 'd o y o u r w o rk . . . A L L g G U A R A N T E E D , . g _

r J O H N S - M A N V I L L E | t h o l a t e s t In, H O M E I M - g

lall. Give Dan a Calll |. N O TH IN G DO W N | ntil August I

VNiELSS CO.>d n i Eoo* U » World-FA L L S RE 3 - 2 1 7 9

TIM E

p Activity is ■ Miss Ad< lorted at. Meet -C. PasIle Onrmlre. U nda KiU'km^. I r i M o r^:ldtmnn nnd Judy M o iin cr___ * * ' 'b n ihelr BctlvUlM m Canip JEROME, Ai Hi a t liie meetlnK of Ihc Adnms. fosler <• Ka Cnmp Pire Kroiip l,m .Mrs. K ennelh £ the homc of ihclr sunril-'O re., nnd Curtls Snm O nrm lre,' ' of Mr. nnd Mr>

rls also pre.nenled the K>tiw ome. were unl n t cnmp, Llndn llnsktns.. «:30 p jn . TOur ildent of Uie-group, conduc- home Of the t :nceilng, J T h e gardenwere inade_ror cnro'tne [b™ L D s’’'c»ru?i ■ep-Tdnho O rern" Pr'>Jrcl;Ill enm lhe club.a n»ti’cecs nnd wore a pInk s itles held a Joint plcnle nnd a fte r thc brld< : lnsl week in the Soulh pnrk, nnd carried 1 nonlhly eollto p.irly ol 11,e plMt 2ttes wna held n t the homc Serving W' ; Dnrbnm Cnrpenler wllh mnn woa P a t rr>- Dyknon n.vlntlng. I t wns T h e brldegi

Mrs, Jnck Olsen nnd Mrs, wlilte nylon liiilps will be co-chairmnn whlto aeccsso lont commlilee for thc rodco plnk rosebuda Aug. 21, BlrUidny g liu for Inimedlatel;

une. July arid August were mony. n recei ed to Mrs. W aldo Fletcher, couple under Llchnrd Lowe. Mrs, -Dewey Alice Lec. J« Mrs. W llllam GlbMn, Mr*. charRO of the I Cnrpenler, and Mrs. Ron nrranged by B ;er. ho ll a n d JuniJ announced th n t the fourth T h e four-U

Jay-C -Elte dinner meeting decoroted wli lg suile president Bhlrley w hite bells w

Nnmpa, will be held T hurs- w iui satU> I the American Legion hall In bride 's Ubla-' 'nils. The group voted to pre- n ti ecru lace' glfl. .1 on ench sidemmnge sale Is slated for Aug. candles In c 30 a l the old H arder build- eharge of sei

Stanliope angroup acccpUd the project of { flonnel bonrds for a wel- M rs. LMia n irojecl to be given to, the F o r Ihelr )roJect. the exceptional ehll- U tah , tho brl home In Gooding. Chairman w ith w hile a I Mra. Jack Olsen. of plnk. carr ___________________________ I m ake Uielr )

Children sfCiE- P , Jerom e high

U nded Brig ' Provo.

Juice. Quest* frore nre tlme.i when it tnkcs -------------------coumge to be afrnld. I-'enr ls a . > y

guard, a wholesome Instinct an to keep us Irom danger

rom m aking mlslflkcs. Fenr ^lit Fenr I t because ll th re a d w hj« clarity and th e power d t n^ cn tc n s t

S 'n o m bU ke obouL this. I t f lot mnke you quick, alert and “„ I t slows down your Uilnk-'orps I t and les.iens your con- 'ify o W b o d y o n d i 'm ln f ln r o u —rir«

In control of himself bu t e end was disaster and death. ■:. righ t off. la one reason for lg the stuff;:re la anoiher: Some of you Ullcrgle lo alcohol and for you r i ,sulcldnl. Lenve It alone, sliun id have the cournge to sny so.

MiT/ilLiziNG~!HmI « llMTlni SurUm I fCnck ll»dnd I ' \

" s t e p - K E NA U T O 'P A R T S C O .

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FINAL (

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W E HAV

EXCLUSIVE FF O R T W I N

— . . . e nd m u t t a lim tio> to o n a t poll

SAVE up to Vz o During th is S(

. . L O W D O

W t wHI continue to carry H 6 T

T W I N F A m

m e s -n e w s , t w i n f a l l s ,

Kdams an d „ , : J e i '° nii asi■' hea lth of your gW hy tnko onything th n t ■ ■

ns th c sourcc o t nli your ^lo be It leader Iti your field. ,• • •lg, elenr-Uvlnklng. w ell-doing N 0Use your hend fr-ond save ■linds. -■_____ j • I U

»rfd"''IVf«u*’'iiViM^ ,'••'’'̂ "1 'B b q iiII b«n-rlc

F I The n e v . Mr.-rc lur:icd..hom e thrcc-wcefc tr ip to MiMOUlll, Mot

H y Ictuled Uie confnE nlsA t(Ok p n r t llt J Tliey nlso v:

Canada, .a n d nl

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p — — - il ■f p a g e EIGHT ___________

C o n d l e H g h t - S B r v ^

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! l MR. AND MBS. DEWA (AmbroM pbolo-«v

I * ^ * Z[Judy W hite Wed'

To D. Cathay/ay «In Gooding Rite «

M o n « ” i . S ■' ill 'J £t toe aoodliw Methodist church. 8 1 % Shli Judy Kwen Whlt«. dnughter of Mr.

; I a ^ M T * . Eivrl W hite, north Bho- « . ; ' 'l .S ? n e V w < l DclmoB C w r a W .

i- S Mr. »nd Mr*. R alph Anderson. »Bho»hone. exchanBed weddlnR v ^ .

IolflclftUnB a l tho ceremony wm

H ^^,iphiwinmii enhnncad the tcUb1ou«

I K-BMi M r, ■"'< Mt». Ren*II n e th W entw orth nnd John "AdKlns.I a ll Shoahone. lH o weddlnft musicII was Dlnycd by Mrs. D elorts Ohesllck.

SS Jd ll^ . M rs. W en tw or^ m RI “Bccftuso'" W entw orth. "Always.

" ■ H l i bride; jlven ^e r ta lhcr. wore % gown f O bonttllr laeo over bridal salln. ■ht gown WM deslitned with a m i lled S abrina neckline, chapel train n d lUy-polnt sleeves, Bcalloped lice and panels of p leated tulle nc-

f t o s ^ l p ' veil ^

oesrlB and sequins. S hs carrled.her

M arian Martin P attern

til ill ^t i n i r : ! ' qUICKEST>TO-SEW

fashion’s fa\-orit« e IC 'f lB K S 1 Jum per In a day or ImsI No w

scams—stralBhtnway sewing. T I f i l t t V '* I) blouse, in'cludfd In Prl;

P a lte m , for claw, carccr, ca

' ' t i n t e d P a tte rn 0074: Ml i| i slics 10.13. M , 18. Ifl. Slie 19 iu r;t i r t i 'V r takes 2 \ yards 35-lach lal ; h blouse 1!4 j-ards.' P rin ted d irec tio n s 'o n tachI )i I u) ( ■ te m po rt. E asier, accurate,; j! ||' L f '' Send 60 cent* (coins) Ior thisI 4 M4 U'. i------ te rn —»dd-IO-ccnt».Xar.xaclij)>t; i n liv'.' ' If you wish first-class mailing, f I IW !f.i W M urlim-M nrtln. Tlpjea-NewB,; I'a il l te m Dept.. 232 W est 18lh St..

i l l l l ' V o rk '11, N. Y . P r in t plainly n;address w ith sone, sixe and <

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A t e e w - / °na*)e■W llllf w ith I

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^ brldDEtMAS CARRAWATto- « ta t f enfrav ltH ) ■____________ ___

bouquet, a w hile orchid and steph- M k imollB on p ink not wllh stream ers hy^ cascndlng over the sides, on a wh U 1>

, Ince-covered Dlble. She wore a dou- ' bio Blrnnd of penrls. a «lft of Mie w t , brldccroom. H er ROwn wns dcslRncd e rt t e and mnde by Mrs, Myron Johnw n. ^

Mnld of honor. Joyce Drawn. Sho- nj?' Tna shone, wore a sreen bftllerlnn-lcnRlh wii

gow nof co-stflm ne.llcr cprsaRewfts moi , ' nprlcol Bladloll on a white n c l fnn thlhn,; w ith w hite auenmers. ."nn T h e brldesmolds. Yvonne Onbrlel <' “n and O aca CnroUicrs. bolh Shoshone. Ht5 ^ ’ wenrlni? pink nnd blue, nylon n e t M^ bnllcrlnn-lenRth Rowna. carried bou- W

quels of p ink Rlndloll on while no t Etc lu fn a i w ith w hite strenmcrs. « i h,'“ Flower Rli’lS' -Ccmrd nnd B) ,uu j Mnrleno Lowry, wore pink and b ue «'— nylon.drc4Jjcs„wrlsUcta.oLtlny_p.'nk pc ,n . roses and cnrried tiny while bae- sc J.n. kets w ith pink streamers. tc“ J d cnndiellRhters, Judy Mftthlson nnd ir llSc Verdeno Johnson, nlso from. Sho- c

shone, w ore pink and blue nylon n e t sl 15.5 balle;lnn-lenB th gowns with pink d

b f ^ m ’K n T w i e ^ ^ Wnyno P e r- olln. ron. Shoshone, and Ferrell C nrra- nod- wny. Shoehone, a brother of th e train brldeRroom. 'oped T h e bride’s mother wore a pink g > nc- laco over crcnm colorcd sntln ROwn i

In prlnccss style, l l wes designed j h H- w ith S abrina neckllno nnd cnp

Uce slctsves. She wore white accessories, « MCd ThebridcRTOom’srfioU ierw oreablue

l .h c r laco over blue sa tin dress w ith w hile-------accessories.

T h e bride’s erandmolher. Mrs.11 O uy W hite. . Shoshone, wor* a bluo

nylon p rin ted chiffon drc.u .with w hile accessories. They nil three wore w hite Rladloll corssRes.

M ario Porter._Shoelione. was In charRo o t . th e Ruest book. T he Rift table wns handled by Deity Jo Bur> Royno, L eah Chnpman, Cnrol Coffmnn, M rs. Morris Oerard, Mm. Robe rt Halnllne. Mrs. Ellon McCnuley, Mrs, A nn Donar and Mrs. W. V.

_____ Gnbrlcl. _ .....................T ho recepilm was held a t ' the

. church baaemenl with 300 guests In attendance. ArranRtmenla were

\ directed by the Ooodlng M ethodist ehurch Woman's Society of C hristian Service.T h e bride's gmnilmolhcr. Mrs.

Ouy W hite, MsLilcd with lho serv- V ing. T lie weddlnR cake, in fouf-

tie red design. wa.i « rv ed from n tablo In vfMte nylon flounce ovci

• pink. T h e Jiunch and coifce wcn ■ Jf* served from a lable covcred wltl ^ a crocheted cloth m adi by Mrj

W hite., M ra. re r rc ll Carrawny. Shoshont4 played background music for th

I D^ooBUStf

I I 2,000,Cf " S In tho next five yeors A

M more women for o ffice jcX o re employed todoy. O lX W om en sehstj th e f a c t •S p a r t of our notional life0 ipoto In business.

rite ensy- S . N a lINo^-ala 7\n P rln te^ g

; Misses’ ( j G oc19 jum per M

" ‘““ ■ S ' FA LL TERtach p a t- • d ren and Mr. nnd- r ln g to n and chlltlren. a ll Declo. Mr.1 a n d Mrs, Reuben K ing, .H eyburn:

m a n , Rocklnnd. ^ ^ ■

t E d e n M i s s F e t e d!v EDEN, aur, 15 -R acd lne M eycr- •t h o ff. who left T hunday fo r Sunny- ; va le c a llf was fcU d Tuesdny eve- ,U n in g a t Uie home of Llndny Meyer

w ith RuUi Klotz, eo-h“ te8s.- M iss Meycrhoff will teach In a

L u th e ran school there.____________

;t t a n n i r ' s

t e " r a -£ t i L X . - . - — k a»nd • R in g B an ds R e p a i re d

vie- • Loose Stones T ig h te n e d -• W o rn M o u n tin g s R e p a i re d

a n d • N ew M o u n tin g s C r e o te d

all • L ost S lo n es R e p lo c e d

• P in s , B rooches M o d e N e w '

315 ’̂ 153 WEST M A IH »

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Women

I• D ir e c to r of R e se a rc h f o r t h e | /o m e n w ill r e f u s e - e m p lo y m e n t '‘ i le ir c h i ld r e n o re s m a ll . . J o d o y Z

r e t a i l e x ec u tiv e p o s i t io n s , a n d * v r t i s i n g , b a n k in g o n d jo u r n a l i s m . . j r y o u . S t a r t you r t r a in in g n o w .' _ W

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RUPER- [umphrl* IM, Roy 0 Lowell on of Mn •eller, In daho Pt nornlng / t. Kllpac;

Accomp :emple wi Shrles. M tn d Mrs,, mull,. Mr er. Cnrl Olen Woc Mr. and W. Loui Douglas goyne. N Hnle.i.

Polowi a lunclK was helt Mrs. Oi«

Tlie b length If cd wim sleeves i the 'fron veil WM ^laco b} flowers camaUc

A l Ul a t the I bride's- Mrs, O H umph T heir fl

T he 1 pnle pll groom’« m e y whiu> <

T J . BHOWN- ’ Ocon ’f fo rrav ln j) of cerei ------------------------------- -------------------rell Ct

ioodvAttendance- Noted a t Reunion K j|lIEYDURNptUgrJO'-— T h e Jo h n ^ ewman Darker fam ily reun ion lnst ward eek on Frenchm an 's Islnnd was Your larked by Uie la rgest n tlendnnce In "One ) years. -A program, plcnlo nnd business Mla?1

iccUng was held u n d e r Uio d lrec- The lon of Reuben H urd , Elba. an orT he program consisted of a ^ k l t

V the Dnrker fam ily of E l ^ j w U i Ing, Jld J .c U . H u rt . B u r l ^ r a S . : Ojuni unnlU Tnylor gave n r e a d H B » .- 3nrker grandcJUldren. U U ih T ^ g a ^ luct, and Uie p rogram closed wiUi C a m

‘" lZ re ‘ uinn‘'i35 relaU ves a t te n d ^ O ^ rrom Utah. MonUina. O regon and DurU

“ S J - .111 b . M d n o t p ™ . year in UUh.________

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) L . W . P e r k i n s | | B [ | n T e m p l e R i t e spmT. Ml. 1! -thrWsr- daughlcz—o r M r._nndRoy H umphries, wns m a rr ir tiwell W . Perkins. Idaho Palls, I ft Mrs. W. l« u ls Perkins. MonU' In rites perfonned a t the; Palls LDS u m p le Friday E MlngA ug.6,byPrcflld.entW UUnm

:om?anylnR th e co u ^e to; th e ,le were Mr. and M rs. Roy Hum- a . Mr. nnd Mrs, Dnvls O rctn.Mrs, Mne Jones, M rs. Alma C at- i

Mr. and M rs. LeRoy Block- :arl J . WllllaiKs, M r. and Mrs.Woodwnrd. Mrs. Sherm nn Peck,

nnd M n . George Catm ull, Mrs.Louis Perkins. M r. nnd Mra. jlns Perkins. M rs. Elmer-' Bur- ic. NetUe Penrtfe and Mrs. Vera

llowlng t