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Show Paul Harvey News Whozinit in Our Opinion My Best Friends Tell Me (Net Nsesrtarity Newt) Keller getting ser-- in tha Utcfaen eating barb bn his birthday . . . quea . . . Tehy Wlai making ended would be molehill In Mon- Clair HoUngewerth picking ahiswifottoonlyonaaithe tana but where they are they to out to are mountains. ha . . . that block carry Wayne Beypaper apart a to wane of ack laying that there 1 still her own garbage became he ' not. Lyndon diver paint In jrfterwart johnsonis a moderate." paint room was called home one day to to a cairyJt put Mdlt wa utiy my office 1 digging out from The one thing which an- and Inking forward two small sacks full . . . Max- - under an avalanche of writ- memost about the S2en JrimKT Administration is wrath. SSt thetolSeU h. Monsanto And Bonneville Power IK The Memento Company announced last a long term contract with the Bonneville Power Administration for what was labeled cheap power. At toe same time, Monsanto announced plans for the expaption of their Soda Springs faculties, which naturally brought a great deal of optimism to the Southeast corner of Idaho. The expansion brought the announcement of 200 additional jobs In the a major Investment In wet process phosphate production to convert to elemental phosphorous production, such as used by However, It also brought a wide variety from a competitor to Monof comment santo saying It would bring economic disaster, a power company official saying Monsanto was going the socialist route, hi Idaho Senator asking for a power project in conjunction with a reclamation project closer to home to save money, and a labor organization still giving strong hacking. A power company official shrugged when naked about toe situation, and arid Monsanto doesn't have Bonneville power yet and Indicated that then would be a fight to get It He was also critical of the Monsanto firm for going what has been labeled as toe Socialist route. In Pocatello, the general manager of the J. R. Slmpiot comnanvs phosphate plant Iabeed toe agreement between BPA gad Monsanto ns "a handout to one segment of the phosphate Industry and injuring another." He said that toe contract would toko away more Jobs In wet process plants than It would create in demental phosphate production. The Slmpiot company, me of the large phosphate plant operators In the Pocatello ana, produces their product by a wet method and Monsanto produces bv an electrical furnace method. The Slmpiot official said that the BPA power "can only long-ter- Munich. The paradox la that these fellows who are prepared to hmn no sharp wonto with jg the name of Cl confounded economy "sSt with our money Jut,JhlW,hlngt0nUM generous "hen It come to tossing ft 71 around to the Titosana the u r 'I S's-- s high dow slu rates When Momenta announced toe signing of the contract with BPA, the Booeville Power Administration said that an agreement would have to be worked out wiith Idaho Power to wheel the BPA power over the Idaho Power lines, or BPA would have to build Us own transmission lines. This brought a word from Sen. Len Jorwho advocated a dan, project on the Snake River to feed power to Monsanto Instead of building tmsmisskm lines from the northwest. Bringing of kilowatts from toe Columbia River would result In heavy line losses In such transmission ns well as require huge outlays of daDan far transmission tines, Sen. Jordan said. Money that Is going to be meat to obtainpower for Monsanto could be more wisely spent on a the Upper Snake River which Project would aid Idaho s irrigation and flood con--5 provide power for Monsanto Just 75 miles from torir Soda Springs plant, he continued. multi-purpo- SBBf money so military airs home, circloud-nine the econothe culates through crowd who of Seattle and San mies have no paDiego. Fort Worth and tience with HARVEY witchita, Norfolk and Paaca- such mundane nuisances as national bounWhile keeping our . fr we are stimulating It was the acute restive- - noma front industry. mu of fluuf intoiwtiiai os- triches which was recently looking back to the days Arkansas when wa sent American eons given voice by off to fight Tiger tanks with Senator Fulbright. He implied that our Mg M- -l rifles, we can see that more adequate military defense budget was waste. have He mM Castro was a establishment wiw been our least extravagance. nuisance but not a danger, He lambasted our morbid Slue important, n more preoccupation with the dan- - adequate military establlih-ge- r of Cotnmunsit expan- - meat In 1940 might have been on.. and subversion. .and a deterrent adequate to pre- vent the cataclysm of global t Scholar Fulbright- war. our fears are toolIf Senator Fulbright Is lib that we dont need a gl-- genuinely anxious about gantic military establishment economizing so that we can a defend us that the Pen- - afford more faomefrent " g tagon is purposely perpetua- - clearance let him divert toe cold war. eign aid extravagance which The cold war, he said, he customarily defends. is an excuse for high mil- - But lets not wiwi our life insurance. Itary budgeta. m R-Ida- Achesou causing them somesleepless- Sim- - However, In Pocatello, where the is located, the Pocatello Central Kd plant Union voted to reaffirm Its endorse- extention. Robert meat of the BPA for the cenLanaghen, tral labor said that Just toe prospect of BPA coming into the area has neon beneficial to tbs local phosphate Industry as evidenced by the net that they recently contract with Idaho concluded a Power Company (and FMC plant) without having to go to court to get a reduction In nnure. SSdesT KSShyMS prior to Korea. This to the way Harold Stas sen talked the long time to see anguished, twine eXoraberUin tal- I don't mean theRepubllThe tall Texan to ked when he came home from - week the signing of nOlIHUltOi The way both end of Pen- niylvanla Avenue and thelength of Main Street raverberate with debate, youd thtok Senator FulbAghhad oakl MHiatMng new. the Yet 'Vfon'twmnM&iout se ndl win- are for-tin- Unde Could Make A Mint Those against further coinage of cartwheels usually end up with this argument: But there's more than a dollars worth of Over In a silver dollar and It's foolish to mint any more.'' Thats a cockeyed argument the amount of silver In silver dollar Is controlled by legislation by the Congress, which can change It anytime It wants. As a matter of fact, Unde Sam Is passing up a wonderful money M"g opportunity. There ore on estimated 8 to 12 motion coin collectors In the United States. Why not cut the silver content of toe dollar to 45 cents? Figure a nickel as the cost of manufacturing, and Unde has n dear profit of 50 cents far every dollar he mints. With collectors and dealers stashing away about 20 million silver dolars of every minting. Unde Sam, by producing at three different mints, would see BO mll-olion dollars a of circulation, That would give Ui a 20 million dollar It a year on his silver dollar operation, -- vw In an occasional commemorative Happy Birthday m-ld- - APRIL 17 Laura Lee Malloty, Ted Sherrie Dahle,Bar court postponed ajear because of tho Centennial. That year was the ifSE - sas; . toa Neu one Mcwwen. - .Century 21 Then aomeoneW coast was APRIL II the Mg Idea to contact the World1. D. M. Fuhriman, to And while organization Europe. bigger y"- ci IVd r3m dfleawere dtotetogtor n fair, tittle Sate Danny Wiser. tie slipped in and picked the plumb. of New how big the York Regardless APRIL II Rhonda Glover, Richard Meier, Marion B. Hull, Mar ZJESSPn S: never looked a little looked, they higher. dia Nash, A lesson for us all. Margaret Peterson, Burtis R. Hall, Neely, Thelma S sSdIlSS eh Linda Gary Woodward, Hall, Cydne Hansen, Kenneth A. Orme, Warren wtig, Barbara the . KPPrt1 Silver Dollars And Ooopsl! sional halflifo. Half of what around to the back of Y know will be obso-- house to check the electrical engineers Ann Thomas. Ws da1973, and only half lead or main or whatever it Martin, Cheryl I .2? n??i silver dollar... a common silJ APRIL irrtinrsssi ctowerat sLbEa.'1 Uhl $325 engin-Profession- al have a profes- - You may make other folks beeve. What you say la tone, When In reality you use deceit, T clou view. Thursday, Wednesday. Those who uttar at IH-tIT- fl.M Par Tanr ll.il for III Mob the la Cach- - COumy, Utah AO ontaldo too naunty. , WATNI A MU. - J. WAIffn 00, by tha Amarlcan Nawapopar Rapraaontatlraa, Ml Fifth Aranna, an Ropraaantad Now York, II. Naw York. RIohmoRd, Lawlaton tha roRunnoitlM Utaha Nowaot Wookly Ntwipapar matoa, OoniUh, Cowo and Clarkaton la baoaUfal North Oaaho Val'cy. wit- - Ibl'auSn jpFSSn ggs- - rjrjs Queen, Preston; Jotm Larson, Frank Gilbert. Prertpn; Carl Nielsen, Pres- -- The Preston Junior school has lost one of high teachers and will soon lose another one. Loncoln Orme APRIL 15, 1M4 left Match 29 to go in Salt Lake Opera Quar- - fense work and Mbs Ream tet entertained the Rotations will leave Ail21to go back of the local club Wednesday to school. of vocal Recmtly the.OPA announc- WState that sugar beet and so far of Rotary Members and iwrt"of heTimrTroirn Horace Baugh iffS6 iET !Sr Son crop 4fftout the Ufe of Dr. uge 0f ration points ography of S. P. Packer which was ed by the U, if the by sketch on State An attractively appdnl was given by Mrs- - O. a stir as well as raining a totof back- iStanHarris Stephenson, Map- de-T- he - i MS Remember what Ive written, had? ways the rout. Because dooner er, dear Youre bound to be found out. By Jennie Holt Valley Woman Dies la Idaho Services for Clara Mary Anderson 72 talk, died at folks crawl, Twin Falls Wednesday, so proudly walk, held In the Richmond South ward Saturday at 1 p. m. you are one of these you with Bishop R. J. may, conducting. l4 f up sasst . the playii prelude and poitiude music. Invocation was then offered a L. Ballam. The song, after day, by Abide With Me was the all your friends, that your method first song fay the Ward Ladies Chorus. Leona Speakers Included McCarrey, E. M. Hicken, and air coadUioabw -- bod SJ offered by the Coleman Com- quartett and Beautiful Sun- go, day - pany. - Mr. n . Gartwright concluded the GIencoe are parents of a son born April BUrifll W8I lD UlO lUCh 6 at the Preston hospltaL mond sen cemetery with Fred Mrs. Hansen was the former Smith riMUratfaig the Casket bearers were Tyrant Neeley. Antoion, Dennis An-An Arbor Day Program is Ottto Anderson and denon, being planned for Friday ..at Bob Andenon. Flowers were Y-- U taken care of by the Rich- Sooth Sant, corowner the Mrt. Orion Jensen gave a birthday party for her son Vfllbiir on his ninth birthday Eight boy included. and refreshements ware fen tures of the affair. ssrsz; sasthis Utah Thursday eroning under dir- ectton of Blanche CaHer- wood. The cast Included Har- , mSSSS-S1-! 00lr0W Artel Chatterton, Garth Woodware, Gwen Nash, Grace Ollver-soLaura Packer, Attha Biggs and Berdean Hampton. n, APRIL IS, 1944 Preston high school speech students woo honors fur mon-selvIn the state apoch meet held at Albion last weak end. Winning top honors wan the one act play cast, Roma Smith, in dramatic reading, and Phyllis Booker In the orginal oratory. Members of the Preston lions club were hosts to the district governor. H. Welter Jenkins, at a club meeting held Wednesday evening m a special ladles night program In the courthouse recreational hall. Earl Nelson Pioneers, sar artsiffS Ttatea 4-- H ivteie MRS. VELVA AIX80P has gone to Santa Rosa, California to be with tor son and daughter-in-laMr. and Mrs ivwVwfnvn wj SidAltoop who welcomed their flnt daqftti tnto their home recently. Sid and Louise have four boys besides the new daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Humphreys accom-M- r. and Mrs. Lew P. to 0dsn when she the train for California. Mrs. Joan Hansen Mrs ponied tor sistertn-law- i, Ludnda: and lfrs. Iris Farr of Smithflald to Salt Lake City. Mrs. Mildred Andenon spent a week at Ogden minding her grandson, while Ms parents Oao and Lois West wen on vacation. The Willard Pitcher family WUlart, Solttta, Morris, Jay, Itoto. Ray Ami and Jeame of Trenton were on tha TV show Sunday morning, advertising the Thomas Organ. The children played selections on the organ, twin, accord-la- n in form of solos, dusts and trios. (Mr. and lfrs. Clarence R. and son Ross atAre yea the ft old gronch I wee toU to see abort Andenon tended LDS General Conthe an opening for n tactfri, dlpleesetk seoretary?" ference at Salt Lake City. week for a heating Dan Roberts. ;STRICTLy BUSINESS es PubllahaO wry TfearMajr by the Cltlm PubllahlRjr OompRay, Ira, I. P. ft Bm SIS. LMtotoR, Utah. Phen BntarM M weoad th Law li ton, Utah, Post Offlea undar tha oat of March bIrm I. 1ST. The greatest dividends. master of gSS SES5 bM rf thy. Jll ftufcrtjl hwrj who know, here are Wrena Elven ouTon the The nod day aha phonrt teresting stories with the Playing volieybaU KDar- if he asked office when and the the toll game theme, to wit: Help Mciuwn, APRILS boundng over the. nEPlng .piper- Im Falling in. H! jwd In Bm gsllsntlysaid"In MeMn Bcnhtoel, O a r y Weti, Gkn Godfrey and Layne townhaddon in Mink fri tt, and over the fence Bowen, Marion ConUe, Jay Erickon wwe SSStrt Creek d Heussar, Kevin AUni011' somrtime ago on an to bounded, good suit rilvar dotiars from the U. S-- electrical Job and Glen went (Continued on page 5) Scott Bowles. Tteasary. And In one of the of silver dollars there was in rid cosjui 1889 one. nMnna $150 It was 5? When har husband was Informed, he acreunqd for har to sell and aril now, but she hold on to the thing. They checked a coin boric later to the day and looked op the value of the silver piece. It had dropped to $10. like tor huSband aafal, I told you to sell in the morning Someone made an Interesabout sane ting observation professions - such as such as u master of cere- served Keith monies, by Campbell, R. H. Gobson awl Fred Evans. Martin Smiths orchestra furnished the mus- ' for the dancing to follow- The marriage of Miss Faye n old John ton, GhvgerLyn Chamberlin, note to a and there Glensmklng mow the and ttroitfithe mudupto ES?L aubccriptioa card the other sh"p' Oh I Have been a Jto waist. - It said daysaid to chMUm the dates ofthe rt- 1 came to you, I dug a ditch right about ver dquars. One popped 19 Mahn iq jmk APRIL 22 555 looked pretty oM, in Thats a long time to put mere Derorejy snow came. Janet itotengan sherry and Back THE TRUTH You may get by with shady ways, For many many years. Without the sting of ridicule, Or shedding bitter tears. jB!sssaa gHjjagBlfjS& KS-- : a. isr-- In Passing rth The Poets Comer A Glance - i With fair time In the time, wo cant help look bock to the that, for our money, was inspiration. It was the Seattle Walds Fair. The men of that fair which was small as far as worlds fairs go have now pit tiw lair grounds operating as a scientific and cultural center in the heart of Seattle. There to also talk of an exfaibitioin for the waat coast In the fair center. AH of this Is a fitting eiims to an event that really showed that men could think trig. Any really big town can have a worlds fair if the people really toy, but it takes a something special for the little town and in comparison Seattle to a little town. jf ,thf,ogy STILL THE SYMBOL OF THINKING BIO . . . Memories ef the Seattle World's Fair minting and man, youre money. But a silver dollar worth only 45c, you ask? Well, what can you get for your paper dollar (except goods )? Your paper dollar la backed by more paper. The Federal Reserve note Is backed by U. S. government bonds and toe bonds pay off In more paper. While oar paper currency The Happy Taken from the files ef the in theoretically has a 25 per cent Is Fraaktia Csarty Cttizea, and .u ugold try to get gold. You cant n So the argument Is academic. April 19, tor cm Sfuto Hated ,1914S -P . would like to see Uncle get on tills coinage ZT ck and really mint a little money. has left Greaves t tt mnri be In the afflee by Harley tills city and has gene to Robert M. Hammes, April tL Jnst drop a card Grace where he will assist St liaries Gazette-RecorCltfaen Office. r phone the A Lesson For Us AD air worlds fair fair 5f the real SLJJ'urt ut |
