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" S j l w ithout having exct av in g exchanged a word with1 red China's Chin foreign minister Chou Enin «hs surrounding hh ills . ^ ^ P a J r o m t h e e nnemy e m y positions pof 9 R epresentatives 0 the big four, North m tatives of Sou Korea and red China m et f th and South W s S w S ^ fK ^ F m f s c re a m in g :, tth h ee aa ttta t a (ck e rs charged into the fort’s bi b arb - ?L fL S aturday afternoon afternoon on Korea, A ssistant huiMtlo": V ant U. S..1 S..Secretary of State W alter .S. .E * ed w ir e barricades. F iie r c e -------------^ ED IT O R IA L--------------- -— --------------- scribed th e discus 'p r l s fighting raged throughout th e » ' ______ '. .........— :— T f o r m a l 'e x c H a n g e ” night and early todayr as th e French Fr _ ™ union defenders f o u g h t b ac in |- | 0 1 *D decision! . x x C /X C I k added t h a t th e /-I ^ p t ' h an d -to-hand encounters. IX , An all-o u t assau lt by th e com( ' would m e e t ag a in o; , munlst-led rebels surrounding the Q S l1 /l/> n c a T h e sev en -n atio n i3 k j elded upon th is, m o n i r o s i O I I ' ^ French union fortresss had b e e t expected sa a V letm lnh bid for, for,vli ing of tb e 16 Jiatloni viotory -------------------------------------- hi Korea. T h e oonfe ay 11 (Jl—1 {JJ—R « - ^ G eneva conferenc in l ^ f c i ^ O T O N , M ay A fter a good many man; years of disappointm i t m eent n t for f o r o n e r e a s o n unable to r e a c h any ly aa ssw Indochina negotiations, here say v aarm n n of lunged o u r hhosplt o s p i t a l p r o b le m s u n lfl^ U o n o f K o rea fig h ters a n d V letm lnh first lu r, renewed hope th a t our ' 16 * s-nother, there Is Ir^V^Bgeie MIQ-16 Jet fig h ters a [ndochlna on atrdror aird ro m es **’* n o rth w este rn Ind o ch in a posi] m o d nout. n t. ^ ^ ■ S ^ are .polsed on alls . n t; are going to be ironed m ed o ^ t. . _ recognition- of-O houi fro m weeks ago th e y iia v e made t tbe In d o c h liuI border, border, fr I t still gives anyone anyc a headache to rrecall e c a l l the t h e d e p lo r a b le ence. in re m iia r i e m p tr t o o v e r' w lf tl y lf M a s two u n s u c c e s s fu l-a tte m p ts -ta c they can stab sw iftly If M ,a conditionsI th a t kep; kept our~oia, Inadequate i t e aand n d omv e r b u r d e n e d seated b e h in d jO h o a de rree dd O h ln a whelm Its garriso n by s h e e r 1 Peiping decide Ohl m an; William Hendrix, Boise, prealdeni-of 1 Falii, fiiate June dairy month ohalrman; Wll •“ Ignores h im . D u U ra : numbers. A t th e arae“ sameuS^e Ume te w 1 a turmoil for so many years, jf a ^ p o ld ’lntervene m o re5 actively. actively. on, an and on; committee com] members meeting t the H a™ th i RoTCrwn he F re n c h deBssoolation. d JJoBn Owens, Buhl, were among rom hh ig white vapor from lj hh--fly f - have w hittled aw ay the F re n c h to o k trying tr y i n g to p u t o v e r “ c e d to C h o u o : To thinkt of all the time and effort It took fune. (Staff phoio-engraving) an the program for dairy month In June. (SI e r a perim eter 8“‘nfd»y I® th e p r 15 ff aa rr down teen alm o st as down a s Senses u n til they cover a p e rin , ^ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bond elections Jons and tthe like to get adequate u a t e hhospll o s p i t a l f a c i li tie s ' E n v o ja W ! across. * * * * th ee rn m end ■««. th a n one mile across, The ^ ^ B o n near th e so u th end o f ■ for th is community immunity !is a sickening recollection, _ .. l e c ti o n . ■ b illie s m e t 'with l thee red r S J ^ E e j ili u , suggests th red a i r French held a n areaI 4 by 6 miles al reco n n a lawhen th e b a ttle started. 00 M a g ic Valley M em - Mtalster Molotov on ' q W hen wee finally gi got our new, $1,800,000 Magic ^ I H S T l i m aUng aerial reconna rroim ded «comTh“ garrison Is suriD unded |^ ^ E g ts t= ta T g e ts - it- v o5Uld u ld a tta c k If C J .I O orlal hospital, ef. C O u r h o s p ita l ^ ital, we all all breathed a sigh off reU relief. pietely w ith no m eansI of esc’ escajie a iie.lnto 'p n -• Ke_ihimght, mai ■ _ _ . . trpubley-BB though were over for a, good good m a n y years J o peaceful jurposes^. l 0 -1 8 fig h tters the hills. Aid evacuation Is n o t num ber' of M IQ -IS have'‘b e e n Z ; ._. mes been . , , - ,: :oH ST raO h3neetIn^ ^ I H ^ t r a t e d on airdrom es along 1th e “l*>le since no planes have rder, Inclt Includ- to land a t th e D len S ^ le ie n P h u &lf "w-v rw%HB /r c b n t l n u e d n g h t 'u p t o a conanunliinriffl ^ ^ K i ^ I h d o c h l n a border, j C j n d S ' ' “- ° B f ii T H att w a T Snot o T lso. TO eTiadache continued was H y V ]l/l. d th lh a rd iiu r -^ strip, w hich h a a beeni -uunnddeerri^r a v y a rd a p p e a le d f o r p u b eek ago when th e bisspltal board appeal aortar ir e and J i • x • ire th a n 600 , enemy artillery a n d m ortar f ire ■ * Ly[y jjoim es, Wa ^ ^ H M ’'Tunways, is m o re 6 nes, Washington State college, ,ge, was w as 1the final S f i p o r ti nIn trying to win the whole-hearted le a r te d coc c o o p eratio n o f m ^ q w s ^ tta c l re tu rn in g from the f] a r 1» partly occupied by the aattackers. afternoon as the two-day s ta te coi een.appol appotated speaker Saturday afterni convention ^^3 lu lt S S atu: a tu rd a y Smith h as been, IQ ’s The m assive assault al profession, A m etican n o te lw d e ( :in td d ltlo p to5 th e M MI( le e d a h r of American Association ociation of University W omen cIos lull of several “ chalrn^an of the Ju n * be a n u m b e r night came a fte r a lull of »e\ iS H j^ i r e - b e l le v e d io numl c o n c e r n e d , I t a p p e a r s - tov atHihe-ilrali-ineell ter careful deliberation by all concerned Now, after round aci action. program, i t was 'bom bers, days In heavy ground “ gannou a S S ^ th ^ '^ - ^ h e o n a n m d bd ubusiness s : meeting a t thle e T u rf c |4M [-ll|lit, tw in-engined::jet< je( _ _ irlods dall^ d u rin g th th ee sthool Btho< redd .. .. They They nneed n o t be be e n te re ectors jagri jagreed crossroads one mile north and ' H tn i* police c o u rrtt oo nn aa cc*arge of t t t .......... ........ _______ The T w in F alls directors this precaution, claimiJ u tlo n ,clalm tag Uiat w hile j e r O in e IV C B " d r ; “r % h t . N . ^ d f q r sllminary of K lm berly;-Jnck-Teatcr.-18,-dr ------ fallure-to -y lel(l_ th e..rlg h t_ ( round‘ wiU help bush- — p | “— l “ T y r ~ jsal, accordto spearhead th e prelim inary or< To vote on th e proposal, accord mts -who-have team sror w ater-bn the gground^* ervancq as a th e car. his twin brother n t n i f f a a a pedestrian o n M ain av< berries, Wqssoma in jtrees r j I f t C T f t f l l< to council officials,, p aren ts oc r ganlzatlon of th e observance aj * le - f o r th e p a ra d e or cr«B» t o i e s , Wo* n r KKea " n S p U d l U l U l L C C a t Third s tr e e t- e a s t Tuesd ley nn oote 8-yenr-old K urtt '’a” and ir '™ from ~ _ _ _ -------- : n o t community service. They tedd the I iimians of children umder n d er 31, nc r horses to pull wagons. “ “the^ •» water' to r e - ' 'allls, esca escaped BOISE, May 1 Wl—Trhh ee U. U. S, p ic of T eater and Leanna Pallls, S. despeeding m the totopic fce«arll)f-ln—school, m u sst-ljttv t ljax e ’ celBhratlon' covertag th a t H ard er m c c e e d a .J grammed the N j«a, .and Lawren K ing, Onti E FOSTPONED “ahell," a proteoUve c nearby field. Ross diagrammed already ah e ad of la st year. P arm a, a, and Standlee was cited by S .and consfdei consrderable cold. m an, N am pa. Ufled the car Sterling E. Johnson, Parm 3, OOre.. re.. May 1 PORTLAND, May I m — can w ithstand accldcnt scene, and tesUfled trolm an E iicena HAgler. truuk's .lane ■TonHsefli-O ntnrlO r ^ a lanuol n u e l- NMclcon. e r a 1 was tw o-thirds m ui UmB ti iluku .1 S—ace— for rlear. m ill . 1 f-.lnln,y .fm |n n ^ ■ d e n ts having ta k en th e cours illen, Jerome; A clUzen told w in Pal I the Impact. Jerfime, an d B. H. C allen, Jen T Palls police poned Indetlnltelv a strlki atelv strike of eo.ftM wvlth ith UtUe tra ffic a t tbe time ot the Imp: !lttl» ior no whid. noon w as h eld fnr vai H v e had "80 per ce n t less accident !ss accidents a n d —Howard- Friday—e v e n in g —t h a t —aa— - poBJtUIff workers scheduled —tiHrt— iduled to b begin n e x f E ither clouds Ids or wind 'would have a [leers. ' H ie 105 who J i w r n l i i w ^ a n t hose av 16 w ho h havg_________ O __________ ______ _ drunken d riv er w as cm Sh Oorless, P au l: Winslow’ B. Whlteley, Whlt was Shoup ave- M onday In th thee Pacjflc northw est tendency to to save save the th r ' r ' , o „ . | , , v Radcllffe, Times-News reporter, reporter, who \ crop b u t conference h eld a bam -------- WASHINGTON, M ay 1 (Speoli Coiomi. »> Oakley, » n d J o h n R »m bojek, Burley. au n u e .-O fIlc e r» d ldI4jio iotlo tioccaatf til thftcar. and nqrU iern C aU fornla (Comiliud CaUforrila »»i »n P xmi i. I, caiimn SI nigjjf h ig h lig h ted by i [ r l c u K ain ----—The d e p a rtm e n t of agriculture t - ppflceK f i c e r f 1o r ~ — -------_ _ toaas^''8U pport ly O n . , lOM-crop d ry jjd ib le beans. T h e y j ; -based on th e . nn tlo n al' av(|r»ge - J' M - M I X B l S t m e a ' C H o % U -i ! S I l O y ^ ^ * 1!’^'' h u n d red w alg hil.an l.annnoouunnced c tl,. U. tr B (Edilor’i Notei The Tlme»-Ni Tlmes-Newt faels In th e m a tte r sh'buld ■ « v e n Tout, «-year-old son' of M i h'buld be re- In stitution—th# s u p p o rt of 0 publlo facilities of the le old hospital hospll a n d on hospital o r Bjannstions ^ n l is tlo n s and i Uie 8 . j j in Boise. - W llllat '^he new su p p o rt level Ilrit of M n. Raymond Hi'' T out, M 34!l 15 .Is i ! . so . " t * prew nta herew ith Uie (Irit ot a viewed In detail for th e public's In- opinion." w h at basis the ot p resent public healUi le size of our service, lUi se rv ic e ,, Idaho ^ l l s , wUl be I o s X llie d ‘h e Peb. IB,J 1054, on H» H ailp formation, ^ ■ d street HQUtli, was hh ospltalliei *u‘ r a t of the « ! ' ps arUclMI on I t WHS iigreed tUhia U many hospital wos determ ined aro ouesing a t th e sise of hospital j = r = = ^ beans. T he ^ ,n ,y M emorial hospital. il. It la Is hoi hoped "We hove decided to go rig right 1 two-lnoh foreheadS gash,late S ,‘ te ' ‘y p f " f'" ' lave been si s.ked many ^ h t back fu n d am en tal fa c tsB w h ich m m)|g h t have tlops which have required." Mrs. Olive fi.ii'in tr. '* doslgnod, th e d ep a rtm een t j|,at ih e (aotual Information ei m atlon eonto .the beginning," paidd Mrs. ^■ ^rd ay -aftern o o n a fte rr »a fall inti M rs. I: Irene a bearing on InXIusncjni In fluencing publle tknes. w s w c t ’s ® says, "to keep thli) year's oreek canyon, '“t* ac re a talned In Iheie artldlei will aid lha Oliver, ad m in istra to r of the hosI ipltal had 02 beds and "several Im p o rtan t f opinion, th o se p e rta r ta ln in ln in g tc to Uie InT h e old hospital In approxim ate bnlahce with nneeded eed pe„p|, i„ , understan(Utt* irstanAIni of pltal, "nob only to clear le n t up a n y ,,StltuUon Itself shho o u ld be~reviewed be~ vfts tqken Into oonsldoratloi 25‘ bnsslnots, b u t- th e building bul consideration-beyond lmf i < j Q lr --l? a £ ^ B v c itlffatln g officers said thi said th e production w ithout resort to acreage ac re a r t to ()„ h ospllal's problemsI and «thus doubts or m isunderstandings wl ndlngs which' first: filled to overflowing rflowlng mo: most of the m ediate needs. leds. Antlclp Anticipated growth UCCU ■ ! 8 " t e r (was playing bohlhd Uv allotm ents." bohlhd Uie loarted ilui p - may exist, b u t to bring w: encourage their w holehearted ,lon was Provision Judges Hugh A, Bak ig Uie whole The h o sp ltn l w as completed comp Uonta In the hallways In jSopulotlon w as ono. on wns In Ume, w ith paUonta ■ Ifn . 1 .'l' ' " “ yo'' “ all P' picture m ore sharply Into im $0.10 pper port of Uie Inatltutloii.l Ml “tthhO'* figure drops fiom lade for serv- Dockwlth aim ounced’6 Ito focus. I lOBI nt a to tal coast st ooff $1,01 fo r specialized spec $1,000,000. It and som e even1 tu rn e d away awa tor lack also wai^ made II (f" .!'“'f"'ay down o? w wai la st yoor yc --------"It should bo ap p a re n t to everyorie everj ylng hospital hospitals which thoy 'vlH be candidates to f was designed b y F lsh ls h o r aann d Fisher of room . I t was IS th is deplorable deploi con- loes to oUUylng H the bottom. Two bypassers 100 pounds of U. S. No.. I lost , to for G l o a t NorUierns herns In tltho ■ Now th a t the people< have bi been Uiat rumovs, suspicions, orlUoli is, orlUelsmi, of Denver, a n a tiolonally n a lly kno unable to support. >o'*“ “ „ ‘I’" »tockyords us (tnd an d ppooLoko,I, D lngliai Blngliani, effort to work out certain ain Ulfflo tllffloul- Ung us now here; th o t to-work oui ) w ork out nil proved list o f U19 A m erican Hospital and b e tte r hospital JnclllUi . nust be, large .Ron* Aug. fl.— ipltal ^nclllUos, anci they_ttiust larg enough to ■ ook him to the hospital, p u a i, Canyon, Caribou,, Cassia, Oassin, E El* tics wlilbli have handicapped ipped Maglo Ma our problems wo should Pfot luld pfoceod assoalntlon, ' ' Bccoinniodnttons dt prdvlde fo r fu tu re expar T h e else tn id d sccoinnioc future expansion: Adding Judge Beckwith- ^ f ^*;elo Valley MemoIley M emo- more, F ianklln, a o m , Oooding, J Joodlng, JeValley Memorial hospital lal since Its opon.mlndedly liorenftor ir w ith o; oplnThe capnolty o f Uio Ital followed o u t r io ; bods to space ace already available la Oov, Len J o rd a n 'iM t i tlio hospll hospital Is 187 tho new hospital ■ i # ' ' “ I'' tho h ooy'« y ', oondl. oondl- rome, Lincoln, M inidoka, ncld he hoipi hospital Ions nnd decisions bused ka, O nolda, dcdloatlon in lOOI, the ! 0d on ffnct. bods for a d u lh a nidd ^^hhlld o ril and 30 ommondaUonsI of lopttiof building Judge Kales lld rro o f tho U. B. publlo' one Uilng, but b u t Uie «ptt 10 would bo Owyhei, P ay ette an d Power, otl puDllo Then the people will bd In bettor belter po- nursery b n ssln eta flbr iwer. In o th - board, th o adm inistratorr snd p ut -1 Ing th a t aUdlilonal space Dak^r w ai ip M liliw jt 6 r now new -born ^n- h e a lth lervlce,, based on a natio n al an d lequlpplng add ?.* Biuidny fo r obsor- oi' Idaho countle* Uio drop li fro: es of tho sitlou to piny th n t p a r t; Vvhloli *hloli Is li 10 fnntfl. ' Irop ll from relations representatives I ' t Intervals to keep up upon tb« deam c^d q i , survey by th e Oonimlsslon Oonimlsslon on Hos* U freiiuont• B 4m in * om t* U Vtnat«l(f liie„ Rev, P a th e r I ^ •(■Uin , U»«. Mln. ftp, Flower. ‘C 'rancls_J-*O T 3(iiooil-ai lO -BTm r■“ held a t Pl( t e y * ----------- ----- i ? Jonday a t the Church of the Littii) ^ ^ I i_________ 27 ALL YOU CAN EAT 'lower. 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When h e retu rn ed1,. to ask about h l s | w 8 | ® | F | l easl U j ^ ^ ^ H r e i l riisUtance to a red Invasion ‘ oou tl pthr. w h o (no, it) notlcM r*qtitr«d 'b7 Uw or hr v r it «f Mart Mnp«t«nt enough ot each; kin poUUcal s o c l e t l e s , * * ^ ’^ " - * ^ som r|itb generation; 3 plus 10,i03. plus SO shortages m an pltal and th a t's why he w aa aend-. his new -found frlin d . plus 60 —ev en one o l th e pe Ar- pall M cCarthy, a n d recently w as hidlctid t lu o s 360 plus 3.160 equals 3,803. r h er historic enemy. P'*®' letog p shor ospital, the blood bank and the way in which 1 A few m onths la ter, In th e d ark dire to th e vetertoary hoapltal equals plays W ashljfttoa snd London could n o t act Independ-, tag tag me n la d by the f e d e r ^ g r u id Jury on sntlya w itOth g e n e n tlo n : 3 plus 10 0plus 60 —e v an im portant ri le public may help to bring about a better, ot tth e moon, persons unknown and ad (or a Clydesdale treatm ent. of itly of F r in c i for leveral reasons. In th j first place, for ox- bcharge of.-o rh n ln il. Violation oflift." tbe p lu1 s 360 plus 3,160 plus 13,960 equals play; So tnhnala are ki n o t to o proud of thnur e ir poatal Ci law s I h hiclUng th e tssassln Anyhow. I gueas It cost m e lesa1 apparently^ app 11around understanding. it would mi m e in the im ashup of th e weetem alliance. Anj i- r a t , ofSoequlUbrlum excepi This cha) feat persuaded P resident-elect Elaicondly. d ^ supply arteries to O erm any—raUroads, tthhaatt 'way a n d I tM nk I g o t a little1 feat, lm . tlon of M cC arthy. 2 To cover all theie details, these dally ar- scoondi^, r bv '^th generation: 3 plus 10 mplusplus 60 genP of ^ man every so 0 er to algh a "testim onial" Olai relief. Besides, like he said. It'sI enhow enh iperhlghwayi. pipelines—croas F rance. There Is noI relief jleI would h e re Uke to n ail an ,Item 10 , plus gent applecart by supply! dlp lu s 360 plus. 3,160 plus 13.9S0 eles must be fairly long, but we urge Times- »up«rWghwt p raisin g G oldsm ith tor no knpwn to I r t auch things gol pral h e r m eans of access. “dangerous “"B* ila- reet p u t out by th e Associated Preashanlast 3 J® mice equala 93,312. jp p l or rabbits bettei ews subscribers to rea,d them In their enW heeiy rea< reaaon. R epresentatives Case an ters • • • uplua 77,760 auai/a fjeid,, „ d a oqi: ' wd M ay » q u o ttog a h an d o u t from The ®th generation: 3 plua 10 60 ^ [5 5 (Twhi Falla) scoi S cott, an d S h erm an Adams, asalst- orgi t ety, nevertheless — our suggestion being aebmani dEBMANB MAT ACT ON T H E IE OWN—I n my live letterhead la y o u t caUed th e Amerlm il. p lu s SBO 3,160 plus 12,060 plua ,77,760 from jjfaJ predators than ------- ------------------------------------a t L J)h e.aesld en t. W)i!)._wero__lmr . ann t:tO iIfiI6 n r i n i l * “ IM n o h T e fu sB -flB tly -in d -fin a lly to, — Il«. can Association for .th e J J h lte l JN of t- pPlu tlm e i-p u t—tuch-ts-^ lat-th s luccBM.ot Mftftic ‘V aiieyT iasesfisi ■opiaionrir" lu s «6,660 equals 6t9,873. ffO „ KITTENS FO B KIDS DEP»T. pUccated. aU told evsslve and con- I« ~ pU [ree, B ritain and th e U. 8 . wUl perm it th e preaent W of tlbns.^TSIs h an d o u t said "a cam - _ a»t h _ g e n e n tl o n ;J .p lu i Id p J u sJ P'JJ O, w timtter e fronts lo r rtts, lojpltsl Is well worth th e special Interest on Two k itte n s an d one a d u lt m ale> fU fUcIctlnit itories. 'Wel ihappy sltustloa to d rift along. I n th a t event, theI Tw( 3,709,360 Ing natural predaton palgn of m isrepresentation Is betag “ w pP‘U lu s 360 plus J.160 plus 13,960 plus wate ) . . . atat h ^a» w M ^T eryone. ________________ * tleu -aen n tn s-m ay -g o -ah ea d -« v en tu a llT ,.o n ;ttn lr.:’ “catt ia n i u o i l a b l e for f r e ^ T hey're ark dh-ecled'against the U.N. apparently » ixotlo specie! ' ® 77.760 plus 466,660 plus 3,709,360 ductag w " Bn yellow.^irou-csnTrfclc-them-up a t l i l i j j t e i y I s 'ch a ra cte rlstlo -o f e ll....— m r*s-H lti«r-dM -«fter-ho-flam » -to -p o w er,-A ad -th e. md backed by larg e southw est fortunes.” J“ U which of ^Sffl^EtaesJfesrglves-lte’readers-assuranee- -ownrm-ati equals 3.359 ^32 rabbltal ju dthelr-neoessaryjmrl j r crol QolBsmlth’s poUtnsr^^Id'^ny8tery^3— *■’ 6 f=ioiirn£\WHW stren g th en the^enemles o f S T j fJf l O T o n ..'stm Itters-ol T hen-rtbbit(,-m lce-« ,elr Conttoulng. th e Item eald; "This iEW FTO =im aJtff»pSi8t^ "ahs^ iilemfite.= l _ 'i. IW T h e -'common houae rat, which o l t i ilw 'ays * Challenge to a rep o rter an d weU name la W hlttalcer: ' ilwi janceUor Konrad AdenMier, w ho Is a m an of peace nsnie fm u c h take !l 5- charge w as contataed ta a letter by ''produc’e ' s 'frsm 'th re e to-slx-lllters-of Thei over until a "n a • • • to ]peoijle who le a m .that they a re reae ling but fa c ti In lubmlttlng all this Infftr- SJd^riend t th s W est. '" id friend of 1female a l“ Olark M. Elchelberger. executiveu dlI t n in e to lO T g e lry eK rrh aa-a-m u ch - |a takestobllshed. e b e l ^ worked u p o n by designing appi OW NERS SOUGHT belt iation.not only, for their benefit, but for the Thu m«it Thi| m oa t alarmlpg nrospect l l t h l t a desp e n te old la es ,wn rector of th e association, to its chap.lie r g re a te r potential. Stoce eachiths female . — ioul Folks -tsan—be re a l- th o u g h U u lrr iitr t na a g e n - f r o m - f tf a r . ------ — erm any, seeking ig a ln a place I n IH eT fam lly oJ— Fou elr-off(--------— 1 K i i -g m d ters th ro u g h o u t th e country. The “ eneflt of th s hc^ltal,'those doctors who a n oermuiy, • cap. breeds when sh e is four months old ) Itall T o em phsslre tb e mysterious qualt^ons. would enter Into an allian ce w ith th e Bus- especially In a n emergency. Some 1st- anci organisation . Is headed by WIU- ■P{“ = m ie-pahrT jf r a ts - a n d - tb eproduce lr - o tf - j — enwlentlou»-«nd-cobperat.lve,.and.out-comB. .Bfttlessi-M an^l' l^ls several - -p«w « d -lt-a t - th a t - a fiildBnti JtlL lay o u ti) le t m e a d d Ithat M a rtnt S- “lam T l Em erson, Boston, an d one of spring, theoretlcaUy, could produce -j-----^ForrDead'rOld-« n ear! e a rK h n b e r ly th e o th e r n lg lit.T h e yr layc ^ ' t • • . . ..................... 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I t wUl be paid o u t of the I " DULLES' tiPLOM ACT l^''tS to S ••'T h li E lch elberger la a-pmfeaslonslII h a v e shown t h a t It Is a p a rt igof- "M eoutlve” o f political leaguesle n6t- witl ‘ — " PUPS F O E KIDS D E F T . imey 'w hich the senate has voted for the general I H Seldom has President Elsenhower spoken money whid O o ld im lth 's schem e to allp money This T h l pooch Is old enou*h In caee. pol; re - th e G oldsm ith pattern who h as made A I lhtb''itaites where relatively few votes p o r e feeU tte^ tfiim when, In h li speMh {o' eO arthy investigation• of •com•m unists In governm ent you're 11 n o t Interested J n ralsh ig a uss a r awiw o f-au ch atutf an d is now » u ^ Unerlaah publishers, he paid tribute to the 6 y ears old and n o t b o th -. wlU elect sen ato rs an d representsn M X 1.01 LOST—There Is a n ev en greater charge. I t pup. She's ( worktog w l S j l e a n o r jtoosgVJirTOT , tlve* w ho agree w ith him. H e Isthae on ered by m 'atom al problems. Y ou can it)slsta of (b t tlitae w hloh defense officials a n d th i t Uplomatlo sklUt of Secretery oif Btat* John «ot)iUU of 1 uat Unll gave h h n a n o d ta her p r MHe the N iw -Y orker w ith tw o aenators. Ives ll s l ito n m ust ip*nd a t day-lo n g hearings, lo pre- get. bbier fro m Bcott Btepbena a t Ho. "oster Dulle*. u t s«m W iaablniton Oourti. “an dd Lehm an, to represent hhn. biiie irlng 8 .000-word itate m en ts. In rw naeM ng th e ir U W r'ie m p T to 's w ln g S K t l o n s 'I n ^ t h e r mU he h a s th e effrontery to h o ra h ito wltli At Geneva, DuUm h prwently tn g n * d In r a ' s ta te a -b y - th e - u a e - o t- s e o r e t- a lu s h -oer es fo r.p irtln tn t docum ents a n d In m any o th e r ao^ o tljer states fo r th e plain purpose o f 'c a r tian Dram a presenting tl have .p i! ;rhat should be one of bl 4 toughest assign- ufjuei The aUt- -funda-lrom -uneeen sources.jjontrory ritles n o t eonnicted w ith th e discharge of their The m o th er of these six pupa la a fru s tra tta g the fran ch ise ot th e cit"» • and Drama answering m any othi reglatered G erm an ahorthair pointer. , very ip lr lt of th e reformongta - ta g A 55-minute Christian Itles or o r thi th s eonduct of governm ent, reglst nents. He m ust try to protect American In- dutiei ' Izens thereof. T o th a t purpose, hIne to " the i • • • The The fa f th e r la a stock dog. You can “ “ b y tb e d h w t eleotloh of le nto- — tu re of the Church hecy. and answei wrests In th e P adfle. try to iceep our foreign 1950 h e "supported'' George P ra n1st. k - ptended o» o f ators. h a s been directed from th e roound yoo Inform me a ftto whether or not the get eet th tl e. pup» a t th e fa rm of Ed lto. J r ..,v young N evada lawyer w ith tiw tortions of Bible prophecy. [rleBdshlip»-w«ntt;‘«nd tiy tlio to eonvlnce W aldorf to w er by eastern rath er Uted B tttis contributed to rebuilding of the port of Borts, Borts, ro u te 1,- Klmbe^y. H e Uvea a d ec en t war re c o il, agatast Pjcy a t sltlo PJlO.... . -H. . |^ (n re s 8 baek iiome th « t h« it not seUlng four e a s t of Five P o ln ta eaat. J , ; ,tj 5 th a n w estern fortunes, le r b o u n r iski I. 8 . K„ AIbuq.uerque, N. 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Tlmea-Newa , Why'^does the Jerome Safety, have ^ fll] Is i» own l ^ t j ^ p. |Stratford, P ocate T he activity of a> sflrvey Crew *■; a t council endorse driver tralntag for; famUy c a r Is to drive." iw drive to meet Its $18,000 goal fund w defense to deny th e a l egatlons. HHt-the Nation o l I s ra e l agtlnit other AU tl theae thtaii happened to K ^paty w m u n J. Ii»Pg» Lang- gov governor, and J . Edv B m U oiu ll p ro o f t h a t wan betnen IIsvra a ee l fo It r typea and were written n v e Polnta north makes m o wonder the Jerome h igh achool? There are! "We believe tbe Judgment they they the th< reason given b y Mrs. Baker.' D -------------g o v m o ^ n o m ta e er" develop from this training will Only o t J9.M8 h u been-oolloflted t^us- r « may be proper and hince a n d recorded re c dei lor the advice and U “ construction la anticipated on many, answers. poo ___ M orpliig-(ujd-^ft( Addison avenue eaat, H j h t t Christians sbould- Join with g u ld . m ean fewBr-.boys—a n d -g lrls-hhurt u rt -lar.------------fai --------------- ---------------- j" id a n c te of-falthful Ohrlstlana now A ^ sesalons wera-coniiii , --L ^ -It-works. Hundred* of -thou-^ With fa rm -machlneiy."--------------------- j J K l h tr iuUons-in-maldiif.var; . o n --ih itoe-^«e a rth rd OonnthlPaf lO ili). .- If “ s u c h cdnstruetloii Is anticip ated yj- jands-of-hlgh-sohooUtudenta-Jiftve----------Home aervlce oper a t i ons, requlr-TwouldHke-to-rorconilderatfon-glv-, , was admlnlstratloo N o n i o r OirKatlbw of '"C h risten «. la ed to maintain the c h a p te r s afflila■ t b B ' imonlQe .Xlndi no tupporf "Non^Tif iflilaE lE C m O N S I^ ^ ---;;--^ J . aU-eady ta k e n this training, « The cost for this training5 1« -en to th e construction of a pedes­ W u l i. tm«v>i I.. tliB a r.ili'iUirfT-'T^iR- dOW" e\ dofli’^ ever had any te rrito ry Otois, ■ w m jm .. May J-'T hB 'Htob ub City C l^ ^tlJ*m em BM F«rehj tio the Amerloaa Red Orois, n. Normally -the drivers from 1* to, ^about tjje cheapest safety insurance Uon-With trian underpais a t the inteiseoUon. Hi S eleS nrbrthe great-T heojK'iatloh ot I s ra e l w a s Tfdt orgaMiied ssIghedT ls n e d T io'thB i lopal »Rtpublian Women's olub wgl sleet. ^“ “ “ lunoheon featu WlU toke ^ o s t aU_-of the lofaL re 26 of age havo the highest ac-. wo can give our youngsters. T his would be a safety measure 26 years y i w ^ - ^ot hlM ri a f T - ^ U f f c k r l u nSi t te iom^^ J-“ldJn toahH iresldent ■ R il.w y political r u le r .orjUdtdtorot a n t, Jehovah, The to-eslled O hrli^ 7(ir~th'e’T w In T S lle school chlTdfTn n ^ funds, f5 leaving none t o r ’the iwlinfn 'CIden{TSfeSC~T3b you know howr '- • r' h e - t6 ta n ! a r p T r ''? u p in a ir oonly cldi Ivio clvlo olub olub college, as s p ^ e r . a tlo tJ mEiilnnr. T ltst was a o d ’i typical na- ttta t e nn m nw t n s hive' talien posscaalon laker. 1; 1:30 pjn, Tueaday a t the ml program, explains Mra. Baker. lean mlng re much safer it Is to ride with a n1 b^e shout $28. What does th a t mean and» certainly would b r in g more muc o f la to ^— Hlllon, formed a n d organlKd by tho Of l a na da 1by what they call " th e right lalled w rooms. Each member isked Is asked to j average 40 to 60-year-old driver: toto us as taxpayers? peace avci However lettera a re being mailed ■■ READ TIMEB-NEW o>f* discovery" or by purohaae 01; by P '““ o f mind to motorists. B ifaeat Theocrat fo r the purpow ot < dlacoi 1 will cost you leas than you will toto buslneaamen not ccmtacted during VIEGIL ALLEN ■ than' thal with these younger untrained1 It luring “ c oOn ^quuest e s t snd not by God’s will,, HKlclurlns the real Theocracy thet C drivers? spi spend taking your wife to the show, thi drive In a final 'e ff o rt to reach (Principal, drlv iiow, the “O la the a n tity p e of B||rihall rule the w orld by Ohr^ O hhrlstendon" rls thi >15W goal.. Waahlngton School) ItIt k alm ost 10 limes safer. YouI o r lesa th a n you will pay you.- baby “ >>y tho BHfi Jmel had n o m an-m ide lewi u d u n fa ith f u l Iirael which u nfaithful b sitte r for one svening. __ of the 4S age group can drive abopt » tj * * * * of tl p eo le Ilost the'whole land by Teii i n o polltlcBl p a rtie s and no relliloul S f ° Pp i5 One dented fender will cost mote . 10,(K 10,000,000 m iles without a latal ac' «on «o f th Jata school this year? A n y parent of ■ H^dTiteti ta .d lreo t th e political if . S™ ‘ e lt unlalthfMlness to Ood. w cldent. T h e untrained youngerr th a n tho entire year’s cost to train legal age, whose child Is under 31, "O hrlstendom ;” that li, the ao-called I .f li w | . t o . Thl« w as tr u e aa long ai tiut t one atudent. leg group wUl have a fatal accident ° ''' ^ illej can vote In thla eleotlon.' Will you? ^ U o n remained faithful to flod. C h ris tia n natlonj, are w ith o u t any How about It? Is It worth while? with about a tenth of that numberr ^ Al(' ^ C o d Choja th e e a rth ly location Jor a u th o rity whateoever from Ided ' LORAN W . CANADA y o u , help the safety minded ' of mllej. T h e statistics show.,thlB. WUl ^ m ig h ty Qod to engage In w a r arid r a j i l i typical- th e o c ra tlo aation. u .lt UT (Jerom e) ^ pairenti p u t giving training In O our w ith The records show In every city _ [ ® 's written: "A land which the lord S J ? , . H*is approval and blessing. whe students have taken this ■ en?ce, where ^ U y Ood careth fo r; the eyea o( the H ? /'} ? ' *th e wari between th e nations ^ to i Tlmes-Nows: trail training!-’th e accident rate has ■ n S lord they Ood are alwaji upiii it, 9o f, _t ^h e“ 'earth, even defensive w ra , zEditor, so u Soliciting members, of t h e Twin In droi dropped for th is age group. ■ Hltrom till bcglnnlnB o f the year even fin J S ;d “n o? aupport or Juitlflcatlon In th e w a rs that larael engaged In. . lU Is I Palls Beventh-day Adventist church j, * 3, Everyone drlvti. At one time H Jffiinto.the end o f t h o s«»r". (DwteT h e r e la nothing, therefore, that reach reached their 1BB4 Missions Appeal ^1 or or ,another almost every boy and H l T Z * z 3 * I -r w ould Justify the true C h ristian In goal ISaturday, reports P a a to r Pred ’d giri glrl In Jerom s will drive a car, the H ■TVhen the M ost High divided to oobeying; b eying the political and ‘ rellgloua hH.. Wi W a^ r7 mos most iliiniiiiiiiiiii |i!iii|i| ||| niiiililiiiii |i W W th e nations th e ir toherltanee, when ru ru le rs li le rs J n taltlnx up ^ r m ^ fo r aj- _ j n j -raadmi J h e T j r B r i t has ah-eady ■ n r a e leparstef the-H oiri oTAdanirHe- ■gyesslve gresslve war w J m J o i - r h i f ^ v r H Always easiei M fe% W o al,* ih e mlnSler a a ^ ^ m e m^ ^ killed more i>eople than all the wars ■ c B ^ t the bounds of t h e people socord- 1mnr nt now e a s I e r -1 ” ” r nT-nmr-ffimiv nation.against bors bers ccoUected 1188.08 last w e ek from the thp U. s. h a s engaged In. H Hflntf'tOvno iiUuuMr o i in® oniiarsr aa nn oo th w ith tw o sp< th ee rr worldly nation. friend fr ie n d and neighbora of t h e comit It has crippled and blinded more H y b f Israel." (Deut. 82:8) II ff th e natloM ot "Ohrlstendom" munit eroaa-over n B eginning M ay 11— — Ending M ay 7 munlty. peo| than all our wars. In Idaho H people H V Jehovah Ood, th e great Theocrat, go rr aa nn yy oother nations ot earth desire ^ IB lR y K tonecoiil “x h successful conclusion of our "The njon It h a s caused us mllUons of H ^ alone . . J ■ ■ ■ ____________ _ ^ r a j the ruler o f - t h i t typical-nation, to to ee nn gg aa ig t In wat and do so, t h a t Is appeal," «ppea i 'i l l ^ S E S B h e declared, "was m a d e posjou of losses. »- dollars ■ ■ttarail, and H is .w U Lthionly t o of th e ir a ffair f M |H |R V aound realism and It la the d u ty of gibie slble b y a community t h a t has ig “ Isn't It w orth while then, to train ■ n i ^ e nation. T h e la n d aiilgned to oQood’s d 's co covenant people to re m a in en- prove< proved Itself Interested In t h e wellourkids to handle with respeot and ■ >our irael waj h e ld Hi poiieulon pre.' tjrely n« tlrely neutral aa to such w ars. To being being o f Its fellowmen, regardless of gooi Judgment, this dangerous m s- H riouily by t b e O an u n ltei and w m E. Herbit, now check Prov. race, nationality or c reed ." He good Willla Ullam ohlr that they will run on our ■ •e chine, ithen vho w ei;e devoted to M - 33-4 38^4* Lolnte pointed out that the funds received jtre and highways? >d atreets ■ WJhlp, and w ho therefore were HENBY OraOBROW would b e used with, equal Indlscrlm ti Trained o r untrained, Uiey wUl H igalnit Jeh8v»h_aodr-Il»t-l«id.________ 2 1 -Inch Cherry-W oc Instlon-fop-the-betterm eBt-of-m an- -dflVe,-Lefs -jfiy ' ■ tra-IH-ajBt----}od had flv tn to Afartham u d to w i t h N o. a — Six Cyiindi Cylinder Chrysler Engina ■ Und. 3.3. Driver- training meana more ■ L ast year'a Appeal th ro u g h o u“t than tha, driving a cat down the road ■ North America brought In $3,715,000, with an Instructor beilde you. H ' The O in u a ltc f. w h o wire wilait . Pastor Wagner atated. T o thia -p atudents are taught how and ■ ■f The R r a . PRICE kd, retuied-^'tuiren iler powulon 1 .0 1 am ount members added f r o m their -Why-i-car-l»-dangerou»,-They-lesm-fB jjjiy -$ 3 0 0 0 ;-th lrW e e k T jn ly !n ::."......; own~p6CVSts $BCOO(i;000 to support'"firji n first aid. ’They develop Judgment, ■ - '• W S N D m T H a T K r a R S i t i n d o ? 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n eents n ts for mon. Iona A ppell gavo a vocal and ■ charge of arrangem an d had Rone to th e spring to check on FrobaMO, piano selection an d Olen1 Ross a any repair w o rk ot the aupply ■evening w ere Leonard Frobuco, ipply be-S o ro ■ n -lfom aolt-and-D u anlee-S renn - humorous read in g , . fore Irrigating season b e g ann in In m full ed by the Mrs. H enry H arkins, Ed !d Appell force. ■ l l i e dbm er wjis served tje, and M artin*W hitesell were apopinted ■ e n of ttie Buhl O range.___ ^ U la Upp a 4'-Tr"Club~tom m l^e to aa sist-th e -Q ne-hundred-and live feeL o l tlmK e prograni Included a , ^^lu uU bere had b e e n newlj p la c e d three __________ •hy .Tane t Q gens- B a tty Case, dUbfl. , 1 . VW ->i!Vr fttr~ a h . aiTe r m " c o s t- d t f c l- G e x r —M ariana—McEKMialdr ttfcD onaldr----------------------------------------------------- S2.500. The B u h l ConBtructlon comK e Erleksen, Slane E rb, Bonnie 1 ftn w orked lor two o r three K n s e r a n d Karen Oorman. O orm an. ^ days with h e a v y equipment to buU= f c r - 't a d e r a o n r DonnH- -Bonar, ■ s .“ tn C rP Q p o rtion ot ■llyn H unt, Janet P a:ris ^ ih^ Tand d t l l ^ C S the heavy rock s and e a r-th t h away ■ ly Monnln aleo entertained with lined with veterans who receive b e nn ee ff ii t from the spring, opening, , _ ^ f c numbers. T» I. I . checks, have claims pending or hold ig or hold Clark L eaoh was liked lo to do the ■argaret Noh, Dlan* "Roberts, 0 “™ ' OI Insurance are remindedd to to keep keep cribbing or replacing of tth h e eight lemary B arker and Machete M ^ o l e ti,j veterans administration advised by elght-lnoh timbers, In different in advised Hraeder iiresented a b a to n twirl* t th a t all that I PhjlllB-Denney w!Jh M rs, Doris buf mustiejleUvered-directly to the Mrs. ___ :z::; ■ i accompany ln g -a t-thhee-p -p ia n o r •aaaressee,' states Arnold Helwege, Cdals ar^-CPld: --------------------lan Im y Irin c ll' and Carol Lee Lee Pran- Twin Palls veteran administrator, Istrator. •fj. re av ailGRANGE TO M E E T l^iang, Mooniipanled by Norma Change of address forms aare avall■■'Uncoln fCDOTiini .SHO SHO N E, «*iaricoln . able.atany VA-offlcD^Fotrenortln# ance pur-. n iir^ county -Pom oiia 'O ra n g e-wvin ill meet — change 61 address lor insurance l o n v e n i e n x Thursday a t RlcWleld. III pows, the VA provides a convenienX ill form on the flap of the premium .. u i i j i prem ium | . ^ i i i i , ....................... ............ notice envelope. _ -J • ( ^

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RIOHPniLD, May 1-W eed con'i i l l v ID A H O STATE COLLKGE, MB, PoP otrol, seed news, farm stores and daglt ValVal■D^ I. catello. M ay 1 — O ne Magic 5o„„ty uyj,tock to™ comcom HAOERMAN, May 1 —- Repair |gy s tu d e n t will 'direct and four wit dlourwlU RlcW leld 'has b e e n completed on theV >cl In o n e -a c t plays in “An mUsloh were explained to RlcWleld in Eveninj Evening ik ln g and opening of the s p rln^* whioh Grange members In a speaking vhloJi O rig in a l Theater" a t Idsho daho 8tat< State ed- »“ PpHm Irrig atin g water tto o mem- college. fUm-showlng session at the W Weditlng, 'bers ol .the Hagerman -Waateruserj nesday night Grange meeting. te m w s D a n ce a t Ybur Wedding.” b] sddlnj," by in a g er of association, according to Oharlei Everett Coone, new manager Oharles M lzer. will be directed bj com pany Bklnncr,. association secretary . Tht the livestock commission company ary. The p j^ n A v e re tt, Twin Falls, flue Anr ter,. EarL E arl approximate cost was $ 1 ,0OO00. a t Shoshone, . WM_RjpsAl(er^ Lookhoff, Twin Falls, wlU be doubleayer, aannT he^pring~ openlnifl5 slm D rffie r county weed sprayer, InBllsr-to larto cast In Ih F T ^ e T o fS u sa n and JacHi swetsd (luestlons following ^ a film fjim ^ cavtj ami IB located c a s t o f JHagJ j i : b a rte r,___ aw ney_M ...D aili,-.Tw ii ia h ag er crtaah-ogalnBfc-tfie-canyon^fim-b'oahowlng.-Robert-Ghaney;' nniahager - wm-bfl- jtLiigr w lllT)O rtray-Jane, and B «kj of the Chaney Farm store, Shoshone, Bhoshone, hind the V irgil Norwood r a nneh. c h . The Shw hone. will be Maiaie eponjored showlng-of-a-fUm-by R.. E. a . sljt. by eig h t, in c h treated ^ tlmbcB »-by R tijibers iji th e c a s t^ o r “Ketehum Jujtipe’ ni ;Ja>llEft". Mathews, Shoshone. used In th e ' cohstfilctlon*'of the vill b e Eugene LewtonV Buhl, tu of the -Mrs. C harles S lnolalfr-leoturerj leoturer, shaft had c a u g h t fire fro m\ an-iinan-nn- qub. in charge ot th e program, in tro im Jnta).--Jpnaw n-orlgln. TJie-blaze-wa«-UlBcovlA -d ^ v - T^eplaye-will-be-preaented-in-thi

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^ DBOLO, May 1 -b e c lo hl»h ik rM ay _ tM w ,;.^d t9 5 t c o ^ rtM-S T T r a ln r - M r c r B f in - T A im - r ja — preaented ,lta. apringI concert fe Declo S rrei- m , . M l" M r.. John I au‘? m u J ' t i i ^ M t rs jp " pja. TbiOTday at the “ a B w t e r g iv e *"■» auy White White th tl ^ w e et president, tnd Nona 0 water lM & ^_ tlon b a ll. -Mr. and U n .I,.Jlmmy-MoOhte Jlmmy-McC . the prayer.-and g S r E ; ^ — D eo W ^lg h -so h o o)1l ehonitehonii" ^ U — N o f f i c e r s of if th tho^Soup o ^nouT wUr chU drerirlugenir Orcrvlil! John ta r OrcrvltlHia wor« thehr new choir Tuesdt Ilr gowna. gowna. Th» take over at the next meeting meetlni M ay McQhee and family amllyTue«l.T. ^ ■ robes were made by’ M rs. Wall Wtlmoth u . They tre Pred Id Johnion, preslMr, and Mra. T. May, May, Kugene, 1. 00.. T. _ T a n n e r. J io m e economics Ka io.mcs te.chu, j , n t . Mrs. Oitawa, r a , vice pres president, Ore., are visiting Mr, ahd a Itlng Mr, Mra. 8 ^ i and ■were purchaaeda by the glrli. ,n d M rt. Don Norton, by the rton, aecretar aecretary. LaVerae Oaipenter. enter. The gowna are a Ught Ight aqua color gS |P > with w hite collan. Tfa.« cHonia *t> dbreetad 9 L, 0. breetad Il» ^ 1 < ;B aIner an d thi teoompanlst Boompanlst « u ------- - / —# ' — — - ; V ^ ; MUa .D a tle n a Borlt K ^ i ^ — — The-band-m oAira-preaentM \ m oney to tha band ,fo r a co n io B 'w u n id f M r a “ -a ra a i- -Thi" iiniintiiloir~ w «ri ^ N O W H - W fT T>TT by M n . LOU Dewey t« Mr. Hi Rafnv, b u id Inatructor. (7 0 N K /N ) / N K i j f J f e * |.-the-«hft^l-f*the-Pir«t Pres— ------ --------------------------------------- brlgnam Young university and rgr .leaKue_wiU-be-honorod-*t-th6 «€«-30ias j -PI sponsoring the dn ind T Jerome; program department, ;— ^Following the 8;3G banquet a t the - Ann SHOSHONE Members of the ^ ir- Blon. byi byterlan church. The Rev. Donaldd B. B. ‘ne employed a t the agricu ltu ral stabilstabil- aa n d Mrs. L. L. Breckenrldge and se^^aSd I n i t i a t e s TT hh r e e ■ ^ I Ohrlatlan church the evening aea- ofAthmusical e crc- W om an’s Society of Christian Serv- tIMtlon a n d conservation office In program, reports of thee Blackstone Bh will perforni the cerc^ *» M rs. Ernest Taylor, both Twin Palls, alon b e g a n with sn organ medltabeiln meeting and an n u al reports pie's Jc Ice will hold a potluck supper' al \W l e y . H e r llance a tte n d e d Utah f. yg deanery mo a mony in the presence of Lhe couple's I t e ^ 'ooff WENDELL, May 1 -■WWeennddee llll i O f f i c l a l \ Utah fellowship department. Findings tlon by Mra. Albert Dickson. Mra. covere will ®‘30 gjJ of committee chairmen will be Infax . ^ . 1- families. An Informal reception will ® P-Hi. W ednesday at the home ^State A gricultural college, Logan, ater to No. 12 ot the Initernatlonal tern atio n al g ^ 8 “n, each group were reported later to yred^E ^on, WendeU.^eave the^open- eluded ward'a on the agenda. ra met A 4, foi Order of Jo b 's Daughtera m e t for follow a t the boone home. °of Mrs. Pftnilp Powell. and Is fa rm in g In the U n ity area. t] rea. the assemblage, ilness WedV JII I, of * * * . The chairmen are Mrs. E. N^ j ■e w ith Initiation “ " d regular business W edT h e co u p le plan an L D S temple Miss McFarland Is a graduate= of lemple a Joint communion service with I Oharles O e e and Mr. and Mrs. Har“Ion. 'J Sandberg, budget; Mra. A. P. Rut-" Stanford university in California.y Ava M arie Johnson circle of tht j KETCHUM, M ited b y nesday evening, tbt m arriage d u rin g the fall. tl e Presbytery was conduoted by th vay W ood. aang. A mCatholic action; Mra. Cecil . Bell, t ^ch- ^ C hristian church will ,.meet a t the ired queen, queen, ' imT-TueBdQy-at-thQ-Klm■?' ^ ■Mlaslonary-8ocletr~i)r~Tliy 'B'a'ptlstr ^-Ve m Lott-at-the-T neetlng-of—thehnri .new mejnbsr._ThQUght.Ior .the_day. .a ie_day. -then-stralshtcn your knees as you y o u Ilvlng-hi th e-T o d d -ap artm ments en ts foifo i- ttreaaurer. A tie for fUg b e rlj^ e n n ia courts. In case of bad J society th is week-at the Ult eiUy'.liope "for the hungry peoW lT >t- ctomunlty-ohuroh-were-elected a t a, XJTS-Rellef L® 11In “ waa BVen b y Mrs. R. 0 . Common 11 mmon lift. You’ll avoid strain this Ils w way ay lowhig their M arch 7 mlarrlage arriage In tretary b e tw een Ni w eather th e .d a n c a -wiU.be held c h u r c h . __________ _______ " w ld .'th o s e who hunger meeting p Wednesday evening at thee chu -and -will be-lesa likely-lo have— i v e - aa n “'E lk o .'M is ra o e v te s n ' W the"-form er iCarol Koldewey w; lhe"-former -the JClmbar4y-gymnaslum.-Ijlsle Pull®"!-and gjiesta-were-Sadle Poxlle, Seat- -ai —fo^m ore-thsn food.“— D 'holHe''6rHrs.'' Alla' SavaHa. ” - ’ Mra. j, Ofeamehr P r ln S conducliH m ^ er will call. Membei;8 are askedJ to tie, and M fs. A. Flnnly, a< a ching back." Gladys Baker. 1later election. ra. Mrs. ■ Wesley Carlson was named th e d th e meeting and Mrs. Marlon Pught I Ooncludlng, ahe told the delegatee H?.’ . brlng-a-aack lunch. ' president; Mra. R. E. B uttram , vicee m m ir ire continued the b o o k 'rep o rt‘on on if, )f, if, T hl e Tree of Liberty." , I “W a i ^ ^ M g e t t o M ake th It president, and Mta. R obert H.1. ""T Wright, aecretary-treosurer. Mrs.1^' N ext Tuesday afternoon Mra. J. ii, Ascension guild of the Church1 of I a w orliT of brothera In a warleaa meetln J ’ th e Ascension. Episcopal, will meet aeet J s, Pred Board, Mrs. Stanley Johnson .....................................................Tloffleant, snd M r-. Arthur Berry were mem-" W . Weech will be In charge of th e aatt the home of Mrs. H. R. Grant, theology lesson and the final visitThe closing prayer vai by Mra. bers Mrs. a it- g] Bjug Lajjgj boulevajd north, a t 2:30 of the jiomlnatlng committee. ' „ jr.rrank S a n d e rj, Twin ’Thursday. Mrs. C. H. Pryor f , presld« Mrs. Helen Seymour led the de- Ing j , , , teachers mesage, Mrs. O. O. p.m. ' rta&l eesslons began ftld ay with will assist and Mrs. Charles B. Bey,1 votlons and Mrs, Jamea Barr, re- Allred will conduct the meeting. ¥ ^ ¥ organ, m editation by Mrs. Albert m er will p resent the program. Q tiring prealdent, presented a report GROUP INVITED ' Dlokion a t 9 sjp . Mra. O. M. Fisher,' on the- activities of the society dur-[ ¥ « ^ Twin F a lls , led the devotions. D ur" e year, -Auxlliaw m m bera of Uie t^nion ^ Ing th -A md. . . . T c L mi H A N S E N -M ^ b e rs of thd-Prlend?“ 'T h e'-g » ^'^fi:p rep trtn irK H jw fW -P ac Inj the business aeasion conducted "'JJ ™ f-P acifio 'O ld 'T lfcerr elub have been sh jJ, ip club will hold the annual mal .. byMfa. O lark,, offIcera’ reports were J food an d clothing to aend theirr Invl invited to attend a luncheon to be m »>• M other's day m eeting Thursday aft“■ adopted family In Prance. I t waa re-- given giv( by the Ogden club, No. 8, Ml aay given by M ra. H. s . Davis, Oaldwell, y et ernoon a t th e G range hall. MememWesleyan senice guild; Mrs. 'W. 0. ported th at Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgee 11. 11, a t Ogden, "nie Invitation was waa ^ber a are askwl ^ c o n t a c t Mrs.. Ken.;en- . . _____ TT Cutler-donated a hot w a te r h o a tor exti : .Adama, N am pa, mlaalonary personextended during a cIuU *Wd auxlli nt *!!• n e th Naylor an d tell 'h er ho\^ inany any 1 ™ lo the church. ■la rj banquet in Burley. ^:;3Hi.-=3kflittuC-»g»lnvmBnUonBd. lary gi guests they are brir^ing. • th a 'Ju n e mlailonary sohool to be . held’afr t h e College of Idaho, CaldJ weU, ot w hloh Mrs. W. A. MacArthur. T w in Palla.‘tfUl be dean. The • • - /I • !I A ktreajurer'B report-by MraTlHaroTd Jl iJ:, -iShertier, N ampa, wss given duHng the Thuraday afternoon meeting. -----U n. B . I j. le w ii again addressed - a n J a le m t e s ualng aa her topic “And __ M f . . . O F 1 0 0 % y e 8hall Receive Power." U > 7I \j/^ T — ^inm m n n o n aervice was'cohducte'd 0 hy-the-Rev^Oeorge-BrAllen,-GoodIng, in d D r. P. W. Werts, Twin FalU. T he business session was conduoted by M ra. Clark and a commit­ ment service was conduoted by Mrs. Harold Shertaer. , ____ * * » . j ft le

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Mrs.-Velma. Allen, Shoahont tcco m p an U d by M rs..Robart A aaxophone trto, eompoaed o n e th X^uritxen Keith B uhli wm' '-.'V 'i ■M Boyd BhirtJ. accompanied 1 lene Keyman, all Hailey, play AUSTIN 8“^* ^ num bers. , g j , „ en rav in g ) on, Alice Oaf Caffel tn d Je a n e tte Johnson, in. accompar accompanied by ★ ^ * * J e a n e tte Sorensen, ^ S h aro n W ard, all lU R Riehfleld, iehfleld sang. Jo sep h Robertson. n. D ietrich, played W e d d i n g I sS JS 0e1 t ^ K ^ m d eecretajy ot the Grand ' . , a h arm onica solo. liey have ^ t i o O F of . Idaho. They T a k in g p a rt inn the " L e t’s f i Make B y J e a n1 AA uu s sI t i n U p ” from Dietrich : rich w ere Beverly ~"M rsrS!eT?S-AU8tlii,jaeaUle^ Jo h n so n , Em ma Meseryy, announces the e n gigem a g e ment e n t^ ^ Tlnhrrt 81 a n daughter. Jean Austin, In. Honolul H onolulu, to ^vard, J M l c T p I i t o r « S 5 n rU ''°LotSn rs, W a lter Mrs. LoweU T ay b r engagem ent ot th e ir d aujht Richard Day, son of M Mrs, w'i’n ‘' u t vUVerne L\ ' ^ ‘ B •ic e rs rn. . Ja c k w B. Lucille Thaete, M rj.;.Ine* .i director, and M rs. W.rH (n Ward In y^-l>ranr f-E k rp lin r^ o rfu tu re ' nrbetauss ■■*ndJUpper.-_ . ' D S 'c o n l d '^ p 'r iu m p ' ..... ...... • ‘ ^■* ^ K a y r-a v e n ltili—i K - tShbfr 'L -LBS' Carpenter, Henry WUlls,1, C 01aren( larence Striegel. activities. th e milk waa a good way.r down In You don't llvi by bread alone, Dudley »nd Al, Dougherty, and Id alone, served refresh ¥ ¥ * ■ ----------------F e t e d a t S h e * Mrs. Theo Bruah served ret . XJannett^ J h e crock, and bealdes, whloh rtiloh waa -you live bv-bread-and. The and ll R T E. W. Byington. - XJannelt^. *'fiwn rianfl^ dUtl- the knowl^ge,_ttie aklU, th lay 1—MM..Dale:H 01 :^ ; S S j K R M k p / / | B ^ ^ com- Mrs, C T T B S gard-and Mrj._Duai r i ll l K HANSEN, May 1 -M n .-I H elected vice president and Mrs.’ th e -Impartsnt point In tha dlfflth ee comr ^ s . Robert H o s f e s s=- "t ton C > lU ^ l U U kins, the former Shirley Penning- y - [ y -treasurerf culty, there wa* nothing mer Bhlrley B i Wheeler, aecfetary-treasurerf ilng firm mon sense, th e spirit ot love love and and H arrison. Dick Morgenthau au was aain ^ ^ B demonenough tor Froggle to leap from, tt«l.it.a_.btld»l.lliBiK r— _ _ 2 S H O S H O ro,"M ay 1 ^ M ^ ,eap kindly ilnd_er8tandtBg lhat1 th ra rjtfiMay 1— jton.-Jta4ioBM aA.j.t_a_btl! ■ ^ L u c la WUaon, home sh - nounced. ke to to’W H e n e e a e d 'a h ard strongg tounda- ’ing your 'way..up_tin-maturity_glvei Kaa hoatesa hoatesa to the er-T h u rad ay -evenlng. at y w dmah: E L D ---------------------"arirrB aim itn n —waa -evening, jat ■ lo n agent:. Boljff. epoke THir' --------- SHaWEE H ELD a chalrmi ch a irm an rity_ give i— M rs. Oeorge Walker waa rtlm e . ' tlon to bsie hls leoj) W I and the th e you. Friday HuWaid'' Hubbai'd HnW andK ^ h the T)Udgetlng'or time. n d ay a t dHSertr -Jurtl:— Mr»r~Huwai'd and Mrs. Earl Christensen, X co-chai co-chairc. KINO HILL, Mayy 1—Mra. 1—Mrs. Wea- ® R B ridge clubI F U be held milk, ot course, Just moved out were hosteasea,-----, nann, M rs. Ray SaMra. Preston BeU h( H t meeting May IS vlU I loved o u t Whenever you feel h ard[ p u t on, on, >nan for the dance. Mrs, John John P oott tte r ley Fink, Mrs. Bud AUen aann d M rs, M rs, D ean Baumann, gton. from under him. • ibbard’ gave aeveral ..... — H e home of Mrs. Byhigton. Harold SLpa were Arlene H ubbard* etesaea Tuesday raa a n d Mrs. Sip id g rin .' headea'lEeprogram and decoratioi decorations Jack Lisle were hostesses Tui „ think of tiha Wii4‘ Ftog a n d grin. • (!Qtilnr\ t ...... -----'Wha.t ''^miild he do? Hea couldn't danca-numbera-and M.n ..J lue iahow - g uests. ----------------oommitteesrShe-was-asslsted Mi ;t«d by Mm. afternoon a t a pink an d b lua ron by Mra, Floyd derson sang two solos, I,'being a OMUne* h 0 B« of tb* moat imperUni rtin Juet give up and drown,-beteg IraporUnl Sm ith, Mrs. John Turner, ire , Loula Priiiea. ■were won Mra m er. Ml Mra. e r in th e home of Mrs. Louie I»atty ; la n thrashlllg -t^whintt in efcilfi-tnlnlnfr Dr« P«w ^«s- James-Barleyr Mra.-SonluSi-Mta. - stu rd y nilnial-50lio-keptthrashlni ,- ■— B o « -fo r Mrtr