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Show Pity the Poor Congressman Increases FRIDAY,APRIL 17,194 Recovered From Shaft SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The Lighter Side By DICK WEST to occupation, but offhand I ee Ee ad aa ‘hanes - on the hardest job en protested Thursday agai United Press International explain is that of a ; i in mini WASHINGTON (UPI) — congressman. eae aa Every now and then, when I offer in evidence a report| The objections were made by daddy gets home from work, ma Rep. Otis G. Pike,| officials of the Utah Nursing his children will climb into his lap and ask what he does all ue Y., has prepared outlining) Home Association, Utah Retail at he did at work on a re-|Grocers Association, Utah State 'y. cent Thursday after the House Restaurant Association, Utah If daddy gets home late, had convened at noon: Hospital Association ‘Utah mommy may become curious “At five minutes past noon) Council of Retailers ‘and Utah about that, too. we had a quorum call. This Laundry Association. We shall confine ourselves takes half an hour, and is a) They came public hearhere to the children, however. normal procedure. There is a ing conducted atbya the Utah InIt doesn’t make much difhighly extraordinary procedure |qustrial Commission on a proference what daddy tells mom- under which the sergeant - at -|nosal to raise current minimum my because she probably won’t arms is sent out to arrest the| wages by 10 to 15 cents an hour. believe it anyway. s absent members. 7 The current mini inimum is $1 an Sometimes daddy finds it difNormally the majority lead-)hour for restaurants ficult to explain his job in a er moves that this procedure} Whoreexcept it is 95 cents way that children will un- be dispensed with. Normally no Sati ; one objects, On Thursday sevThe associations said that any derstand. This is particularly wage boost for women true if daddy doesn’t under- eral people objected. So we had minimum . stand it himself. a roll call vote on whether the or minors would imposea finan hardship on their members. The problem varies according sergeant - at - arms should go cial I A Hf ndustrial Commissioner Cararrest the absent members and lyle F. Gronning said the proi in. H mayalee waGe posed changes would affect the hialf’an hour: : retail trade, restaurants, public “Normally, we dispense with housekeeping, laundry and dry WALLACE, Idaho (UPI)—Aft-/level. er more than 30 hours of digging] The mine is in the tiny com- debris and rock from an explor-| munity body of C.B. Mc Coy, 47, Wal-| ts The two deaths were the first lace. , cave-in fatalities at Star Mine Mc Coy and co-worker Reed in 17 Dears, officials said. Peck, 41, also of Wallace, were|__Peck’s body was found about crushed to death at the Star|° feet inside the tunnel—called lead-zine mine seven miles north|2_ Stope—and Me Coy was but east of here Wednesday when a|*> feet away. Mc Coy’s body rock burst brought down tons of/ “8S sighted Thursday morning, rock and debris into the tunnel. but the slow-going hampered ef- Peck’s body was recovered] forts to recover it. Wednesday evening, but workers ns were unable to reach Mc Coy| TROPHY UP FOR GRABS until Thursday night because of} HANOVER, N.H. (UPI)—The debris and the necessity of re-|joldest trophy in intercollegiate timbering the walls for support.) rowing, the Atlalanta Cup, will Crews had to work mostly by|be up for grabs Saturday when hand to removecrushed and bro-| Dartmouth, Brown and Boston ken 20-inch timbers that once] University open their 1964 crew supported the walls of the tunnel|seasons. The cup’s history more than 3,000 feet below sea dates back to 1857. a? to this, so they were read. This Fall From Car . took 30 minutes. “Since this journal of the Kills Boy, 2 preceding day’s events is hard. FIVE-LEGGED DEER—E. C. Little of Austin, Texas shows an unusual fivelegged deer he shot during hunting season. Mr. Little had the buck mounted at the local taxidermist to show his unique trophy. (Herald-UPI Telephoto). ly great literature, members| LEWISTOWN, Mont. (UPI)— drifted away. We had half an|A two-year-old ; boy was killed SE eaer geat oeoraaororem WINTER TRIES COMEBACK [cineLavyBoost| worth of vote on anotherfutile ee ve his eat braked School Levy Boost at-arms go arrest the absent|Small boy he saw on U.S. 87 IN THE GREAT PLAINS pa school districts voters Tues- attempt to make the sergeant-|hard to keep from “By four o’clock in the after-| The victim, Dean Pallett, Lew- By United Press International ,in the areas where the fires special levy for equipment, sal noon we had had four quorum istown,fell out on the pavement. calls, two roll calls, one recess|He was dead on arrival at a in- day defeated a proposed 10-mill| two miles east of here. members. F \ Winter tried to make a come-|were and not one iota of legislation.| Lewistown hospital. At quarter of five we finished) . being fought so that) aries and building upkeep. The vote was 1,149 against tol back in the Great Plains today| school buses could be used to/1 133 for A two-thirds majority The father, Don Pallett, told and chased away summery | transport equipment to the) was required. reading the minutes of the pre-| the Montana Highway Patrol the|'e™Peratures with high winds, | scene. The revenue would have been vious cays session and went other boy had climbed Gli ofa eiocusLoUs macy and) Record-breaking heat blank-| used to buy instructional equip- home.” After a day like ditch onto the road. In try- SOOW. that,|ing to stop fast, Pallett said the) Livestock . warnings eted much of the Midwest and| ment, provide a $225 cost of liv- were|Plains Thursday. Some of the|ing bonus for each school sys- car| Posted for the Dakotas and Ne-)new marks were Norfolk, Neb.,| tem employe and provide $15,000 |braska and severe thunder-|90; Sioux City, Iowa, 89; Good-| for maint and upkee] of storm alerts were hoisted east-|land, Kan., and LaCrosse, Wis., schoolbuildings. ward into Iowa and Minnesota.|87; Moline, Ill., and Madison, am obliged to tell my children] WUSHINGTON (UPI) — Ros-| A funnel cloud was sighted) Wis., 81. Chicago’s 84tied the vehicle. —brief men on a break-in that where I work a lot of|well Garst, the Iowa farmer|nine miles northwest of Del)city’s record for April 16. which in turn led to another balding and gray - haired men| who showed Soviet Premier Ni-| Rio, Tex., where more than an wees break-in at the same location. ee sit around acting|kita Khrushchev how to raise ns of ain and ad in six) TEACHERS’ PAY TOLD ike children.” ce ours. unction, ‘ex., was —file a report on time. oieanestoday orie soaked with nearly an inch of —attend a training session America, rain. An observation tower was|°® and meetings. —straighten out personal fi7 -1.| nancial affairs when ordered to Development, which is financ-| When winds peaked at 64 miles) do so by the mayor. Gets 30 Years oni ing his trip. said Garst would|®" hour: | —answer questions of a sudiscuss methods to increase| Strong winds fanned three) U.S. Businessman perior officer. Appearing for the city were acting police chief Robert Pollock and Lewis C. Ross, a bill collector. Appearing to support Naef, who also testified, were six Idaho Falls policemen. GroupFiles For Racing License (UPI) — Frank C.| $6,200, -Tne public school feat er’s average is $5,735, says the | National agricultural production with|forest fires out of control in| tion, Cuba Sp Y Charge farmersin TMexica, Guatemala, South Dakota’s Black Hills and HAVANA rs El=" Salvador, , Nicaragua, gua, Costa|Mmore than 800 firemen fought) Education a Se Byi jaw, ’ uranium 235 cannot| was sentenced today by a Cu- 1030 SOUTH STATE PROVO, UTAH | 1 | |Hl 266 W. Main, American Fork 3rd So. Univ. Ave. Provo, Utah of being the first organization to hold a racing meet under the tuel machine from Montana if | Emmick, aes Mecescun bus-| Rica, Peru, Colombia and Ja- the blazes. be sold but is leased by the, | School was cancelled today| AEC for $25 a gram. inessman of Rossford, Ohio,|™aica. ban court to 30 years imprisoncn a Jacobsen Mowers || Jacobsen Mowers ||] Jacobsen Mowers | for the U. S. Central Intelli-| | Carpented Seed Co.|| ¢.L. Young Appl. | Jack Duckett Appl. | gence Agency. REEL MODELS New Lawn Queen From $] 24°5 Reel Mower. One of 39 Jacobsen Power LawnTools ROTARYS it gets the license. The committee has received eee Pcicare ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Meeae C® ©Be Be GOING ON SALE As ine American Sccorc™ns ofto University |The Agency for International|@andoned at Wichita, Kan.,| sociation Profes- os =) lursdaay him stood trial identical sentences. | received (UPI)—Thedistinction new Idaho pari-mutuel law may go to the Gem County Sheriff's Posse. State Racing Committee executive secretary Kenneth Hammondsaid Tuesday the posse has ited $25 with the committee and asked for a license to run races at Emmett May 16. Hammondsaid he was told the posse plans to bring a pari-mu- | NAMPA, Idaho as hitting a fractions of duty. These in- what does daddy say if his|door on the right side of the cluded allegations Naef failed children ask what he does| opened and hi: fell out, ego. ee to: at work? “Sometimes,” wrote Pike, I] LEAVES FOR TOUR —report damage to a police BOISE of Burke and is atory shaft more > than one mile jointlyas by Hecla. Mining rong Co. and below the earth’s surface, rescue Bunker Hill Mining Co. workers Thursday recovered the : the reading of the minutes of| ‘leaning employment. the preceding day’s session. On| Thursday, objection was raised IDAHO FALLS (UPI) — The City’s Civil Service Commissioners Wednesday studied a fullday’s testimony in the discharge appeal of formercity police Sgt. Ray Naef. Naef was discharged from the force last December after allegations by superiors of “‘incompetency and inattention to duty.” Naef’s attorney, Reed Bowen, contended during a daylong hearing Tuesday that Naef was fired because of prejudice and differences with his superior officers. The city’s testimony centered on specific allegations of 9 Body of Idaho Miner Whenthe Kids Want to Know/|[n Minimum What He Does All Day Long Wage Fought Hearing Held On Discharge Of I. F. Chief Daily Herald In Penney’s Parking Lot Saturday 8:00 a.m. special! TWO YEAR FIELD-GROWN RO . Bushes FIELD FRESH GRADE NO.1 14 applications for racing per- mits. It has not made a final GUARANTEED TO BLOOM THIS YEAR! decision on issuing peermits. Efficiency Move Approved For Salt Lake Office ars SALT LAKE CITY :UPI) — The regional director for the U.S. Post Office has approved a streamlining plan for the Salt Lake Post Office that would eliminate the position of assistant postmaster. 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