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HERALD aOURNAL : thoughts :and things A Idaho State Legislature Then The Other Fellow - BOISE CPB Idaho’s 38th The move will have the efLegislature reached be 6Qth fect of allowing the leadership day of its session today'snd to bring the bill out for anto go Into overtime other try if they so wish prepared SALT LAKE CITY (DW A with none of its major issues The Senate voted the sales million-capital $135 i improveafter a five-hotax down 20-2ment program was announc- resolved courteous and 123 careful more FOR debate The APPEAL lawmakers will take AN driving ed Tuesday night Wednesday by be Union a pay cut Friday when the The measure was kept alive fa Cache Valley yesterday prompted us to present part" Pacific Railroad — of other Drivers” writ of an article entitled “In Praise More than $100 million will session passes the regular y the majority leaden " bill ' tax limit session were sales the companion provided by be unsed to purchase- - new ten by Mrs A H Robinson State Constitution The $10 destined to adjust other tax-: She suggested bat each driver “look out for the other equipment and improve lines ‘ pay per legislator will be es and noted that most people actually do that said president E H Bailey day fellow backi “Union Pacific enters 1965 cut off but bey still will get The Legislature wait From many drivers "I have received much courtesy of house $25 daily expense allowance to with as this prooptimism which is not exactly what I had been Leaders were predicting the keeping measures after the alerted for” she said “Although we gram indicates” Mid Bailey session will go well toto next tailing of the sales tax bill' He predicted the railroad’s have driving in common they mean its aprail revenues should increase week The Legislature still The Senate stamped fastinc-tivel- y 403 vote on a and like a must arrive at decision on that people a proval people by wib-the enthis year along show it” and budgetary non charter school districts couraging forecasts for auto problems Sponsors Mid the step would steel and agriculture producgrater local support for Wednesday saw tbs three-perce- nt Continuing with Mrs Robinson's ar- tion i was panted out ilstHj sales and usetaxjrill ticle which appeared b a recent ChrisThe investment will cover about 90 per cent of school votthe House and by passed Monitor: 5301 some to units bcluding tian Science ed down b the Senate saved districts have reached the ll “We knew it was going to snow re- - be reconstructed limit Bailey said he hoped be for a possible second run b cently Many parts of oUr nation were Approved by be Senate 6 the chamber upper stabsituation rail was labor the whiteness and heavily dressed was a fall that would make Without strife the Senate our local forecast designated a bare ilized so UP could also take Idaho auto license advantag of new technological granted a unanimous consent permanent allow for us and issuing each tags that be sales tax bill Ho said bese request of a small tag that “That morning my "willing "station” attendant became developments’ year in be the bg be-deposited gubernaavailable i philosophical as he attended the gas tank and windshield cause of “heavy investments torial appointments commit-i- n would go on the plates " 'Snow driving's no fun’ The spare wray man looked decision was reached Bob the school tax levy and research and development L®- in party caucuses bat con-Ih- e license plate measures still up at the crinkling clouds 'But you'll make it Just look in the industry” umed’ much of the Wednes-roa- d must he considered by be 1 out for the other fellow’ told him I would and edged president said the rail- House Senate working day a1 day foto the town-boun- d will where for a merger traffic toward parking lot push The House passed a bill to there is another spare gray man who tells me bits of hilr' with the Rock Island Railroad Idaho income tax loopplug during 1965 hopes of providpersonal history— an extra for regular customers!” holes used by corporations ing “q more efficient system doing business b be state or of benefits to rail customers MRS ROBINSON CONTINUES her experiences headquartered elsewhere The throughout bo Midwest” vote was 754) Sponsors of the “Well have snow before night” be parking attendant bill sad attompt-tIdaho income reach tax for “It’ll slow down traffic” income intangible purposes his wrinkled hawklike “You nose look out for He By I'allcd fun lateral tiaaal and profits earned Idaho ether fellow” A vast snow storm spread Mrs Robinson promised she would smiling for a maits mantle wider for the fourth CHECK WITH US son he could not know And when the snow came by early straight day today reaching FIRST! afternoon its feather frenzy caused the citizens to stop from the central Rockies to Save Or Used BOISE (DPI — Idaho auto Minnesota and' soubward whatever bey were doing downtown and start home Auto Parts Glass cense tags would become from Illinois to Louisiana Aad Accessories permanent under a bill passUp to 5 inches of fresh snow “I started too but not before the streets and buildings ed 6 the Senate and by We fell southBey Used aad during be night seemed unfamiliar like somewhere else” be author sent to the House Wednesday east Missouri and southern Wracked Cars continues “The sky was sagging close overhead with the Under the present system Illinois and cars and people were turn- new weight of its snow-fillin- g plates made at the state Freezing rain preceded be foched as white homeward A kind of careful penitentiary areals sued each snow they ing movement Scattered AUTO PARTS CO quiet enveloped us alL year The Senate bin would areas of southern Wisconsin MHes Soath of Logos 2 “The going became slower and slower for cars and allow issuing each year of a and Minnesota were glazed Highway 1 better for sleds had there been any sleds After a while tag that would go on be per- wib a freezing drizzle Patch752-45I slid gently around one corner ami to a Stop I barely manent plates es of fog extended from PennFloor sponsor Harold Craw- sylvania to Minneosta bad time to consider my inappropriate situation before said be biU Scattered showers continanother car slid around the corner and drew up beside ford me The driver got out and approached waving a tire was an economy measure ued to fall fa be Southeast bat would have saved $92500 ahead of the snow front gauge All he said was1 “I’m gain’ to let some air outa 1964 He Mid be money Wind gusts up to 53 miles your back tires Then you cargo just fine I never use saved would go to be High- an hour whipped be snow at way Dept and could be used Rapid (Sty SD reducing for road construction visibility to zero Wednesday : HE DISAPPEARED BEHIND the car before Mrs Rob-hso- ft Sen Harold Ryan The temperature dropped 16 cotdd answer Jdin “I had never heard of this but Mid ha opposed be degrees 1 am happy for useful Information especially to a drift proposal because be perman“I watched great stars of now smash onto the wind- - ent tap tend to get banged shield while the wipers murmured Go mow go now' up : until ho bobbed up and stated: “Frankly I think it Is an “ ‘You’re all fixed up now Just start It up easily n opportunity to have nice beat bn our cars like keep 'gob' until you get there'” He added TH look out up plates on see cars” RyJ you Oregon for a Was Looking Out For Her - TEMPLE MARKET GROCERY 425 North 5th East Logaa Opca Daily 1:00 a m to 1:00 p m 3rd North asd 3rd East Logaa Opei Sundays 10:00 a m to 4:00 Opes Daily 7:00 a pju m ta 7:00 p m ur 4 -- ue SKANCHY’S 30-mi- 27-1- b tool Budget-Sayin- g Boston Butts DINNERS " Swansea's Chicken TV Beef or Turkey 2 GROUND BEEF 9)8 Fresh Lean 1 3 LBS were-becom- b ' b SALAD DRESSING Wonder 37c 251 Quart 39 RAISIH RADISHES BREAD And GREEN ONIONS 69 2 PINEAPPLE Brakes Slices LEMONS No 303 Cans SOUTHWEST — Pkg Salad Bowl 25 3 b 27-1- MARSHMALLOWS BISCUITS o Bill Passed Jet Fuff Reg 29c Bonnie Mae 5 1 JUMBO CELERY Each 3 t 19 Bunch 45 b dubs” vaL Mail Held In - " Utah Murder you ways’" me our present “I thanked him and the car moved forward with no an saidis “To fine and dandy” system effort The snow was thicker than over but “the m coming etoer follow’ was looking outfor mot” V "'OT HERE AND THERE— Title of these lines by Robert Wat ' lace Is: “In's Spring Still Not Written Of:” - - K Kiwanians Hear wib a class of girls outdoors I saw how frail poems fa a world burning np wito flowers which overheard (Continued from Page 1) no highlands when the altitude nears 13000 feet and the lower plafa the eastern section when the altitude is about 3000 feet the climate arrv''oy b b the great elms —green and tail— stood carrying leaves ' - much warmer: Mr Peducasn explained that staying wib American families has been rich experience for be Bolivian boys and girls Mr Baird said bat since none of the youngsters jpeak English an effort has been made to place them' fa homes when someone could speak their language Since they an Interested fa Agriculture he added “Wo have tried to find rural families speaking Spanish” Mr Baird indicated that he feels be program has been decidedly successful intheir arms The girls listened equally to my drone reacting and to be bees’ ricocheting among them for the blossom en the bine or gsad off at a distant mower’s astronomies of greensand clover flashing threshing b be new untarnished sunlight t And all the while dwindling tinier the voices— Keats Marvell Donne— —- - -- - sank drowning — fa a spring still not written of as only the sky clear above the brick bell-tow- -blue and white— was shifting toward be hour ' er ’ Calm Indifferent cross-legge- d or on elbows half-lyin- g in the grass— -- how should the great dead - - ten them of dying? They will have time for poems at last when bey have found they are no more be beautiful and young "all poems are for Epidemii — BUDAPESTT HUhSSrr OB murcharges of der against Hathaway believed to be an Illinois native who was living Utah The number of shots fired at be body was determined from an autopsy Wednesday at Utah Valley Hospital at Prom Johnson said ha “definitely would hava to reload” to fin bat many shots from the pistol Fuller had been traveling to Moaticello to visit his broth er and find work Johnson said robbery was apparently the motive behind the killing first-degr- ee b Idaho CPS Lyle Bowen and employes of his musictore got a stinking afternoon off Wednesday China said today the United Bowen had opened a drawState must be punished for er a desk that had not been bombing North Viet Nam But touched fa several days and a bellicose Peking statement out popped a skunk— fighting Be Punished TOKYO an — Communist -- b on Death After be U S air attacks stop- ped short of threatening any r— direct Chinese action-- — 'As the old ChbeM saytag goes 'it is discourteous not BOISE EPS — Former to give after receiving” said Police Chief Keith Judd an editorial b the official died Wednesday night fa of the Peking renewspaper Boise hospital nearly three gime lf and years after he "Since U X imperialism was shot and wounded by a has forced the war on others it cannot expect to escape the Judd 52 and Ada County punfahment it deserves” Deputy Sheriff Mel States bob were wounded by Bobby III Miller 13 who fired a rifle at them from an upstairs bed- NICE France III — Somroom of the Miller farm home erset Maugham the British the night of Aug 26 1961 author of such bestsellers as The Miller boy subsequen- “Of Human Bondage" and tly served two years ta the “The Razor's ' Edge” is 3U State Prison He was nleas-e- d wib Influenza Maugham Is Feb 24 1964 and moved BL— tiie Seattle area wib his Dr Georges Rozanoff said parents Mangham was stricken brae days ago The case was deFirst U S oil well was scribed as mild wib no com- of VfFfears — The Hungarian Ministry Tie alb reported Wednesday the East European influenza epidemic was now sweeping south and central Hungary b Red Chiaa Sayt" Day Off US Must IDAHO FALLS ' V first-degre- b Bolivian Group This morning - Police toPHOENIX B were Harvey holding day Hathaway 41 for extradition e to Utah on charges of murder be shooting of Floyd B Fuller 47 Salt Lake City The victim's body bearing wounds from 13 gunshots was his panel found Monday truck parked beside U Highway 89 north of the Kane County community of Glendale Utah Sheriff La Nard Johnson Wednesday said he had filed mad to please any cat Cald-we- ll t ONLY GOOD EYECARE and good eyewear is a bargain At Standard Optical we always live vou be most reasonable price that is consistent with the superior quality that ws 1 produce We believethat only the very finest is good enough forth® only pair of eye you will "" ever have Standard Optical lenses and frames are hot made foe patients who are seeking the cheapest who know that price and the cheapest product They are offered wib pride to people Services material aft' and '"hunfaneyMdesmebe'veiybesrbafthebest u"opticil end fa usually the lowest in true cost and the most satisfactory be ' v ' AMrays remember M Standard Optical! 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