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Page 8 ldaKo Fails, IdaKo, Tuesday, April 19.J 940 a iti Eire Revolt Well Named Analyst Sees Day Of Independence Linked to Rebellion Hy Mackenzie Foreign At fairs Analyst Easter Monday was the day when Eire officially became the independent republic of Ireland, shorn of all connection with Britain. Monday was selected by the government of Eire for this historic event because it is the 33rd anniversary of the Easter week by Sinn Fein against England. This abortive revolt was well named, for it was indeed sanguinary affair, as I can tify from personal experience reporting the event for the Associated Press. The revolt was carefully planned. A key figure in the preparations was Sir Roger Casement, an Irishman who had been knighted for distinction in the British consular service.

The first world war was at its height and Casement was in Germany where he recruited a brigade from Irishmen captured while serving with the British. These men were to be transported to Ireland for the uprising Revolt Set The revolt was set for Easter Monday. On Good Friday Casement and two Irish colleagues landed on tha Kerry coast of West Ireland from a collapsible boat which had transported them from a German aubmarine. A German munitions ship, the Aud, also arrived off West Ireland. A peasant found the collapsible boat and reported to the police who shortly discovered Casement.

They also captured one of hts col leagues who revealed the plans for the uprising. The British sank the Aud. The news spread and there was consternation in rebel ranks. An was to cancel the uprising, but thera was a difference of opinion among the high command, Thus it developed that part of the show was canceled while tha revolt in Dublin went ahead per schedule with the seizurs of public buildings. A Republic was declared and P.

H. Pearse was sleeted president of the provisional government. He also was commander in chief. The British military crushed the revolt in a few days. It was a tragic tlma, for some one thousand people were killed.

Pearse and 14 other laadtra were condemned by courts martial and were executed. Another condemned to die was the colorful countess of Markievicz, who took part In the actual gun play, but this sentence was commuted to penal servitude and she shortly was released altogether. AFTER WATCHING her public parade by her cage In spring finery, Tia, left, young orang-utan at Brookfield Zoo, decided she spruce tip with a new bonnet, teo. And Pandora, right the Philadelphia Zoo's chimpanzee, celebrates her second birthday by aping the Joey Adams Just Not Type to Play Himself FIRST ZQ IPHU Welfare Project At Ririe Gives Farm New Value meeting will be Raymond Ute brother. Bob McLendon.

Carney, Mrs. Lem Cook and Mrs. Louis Crandall. (Special to The Pwrt-RegJster) RIRIE, April There's a welter of activity on a 40 acre irrigated farm west of Ririe these days a welfare project for the Rlrre First and Second LDS wards. Scores of priesthood members have turned out in mass day after day to donate their time, heavy machinery and their hired help to the project.

Everything from bulldozers, land planes and carryalls to tractors have been marshalled for the LDS project. estimated five thousand dollars worth of work has been done on the farm this spring," officials report. Once referred to as a the acreage has quickly be- come a desirable piece of land. The work accomplished has raised the valuation of the land considerably, according to a Ririe report Tuesday. The farm is being planted to barley and potatoes and the men, women and children of both wards will help in the harvest this fall.

SEARCH UNDER WAV OROFINO, Idaho, April 19. UPA search was underway Tuesday for the bodies of two teen age Dent, Idaho, brothers believed drowned when their boat capsized in a branch of the Clearwater river. Sheriff V. Holliday id and Mrs. Dent.

Van A. McLendon of WANT ADI 1200 A courteous clerk will help you chimp on the man made 75th anniversary poeter. She was picked official mascot of the Diamond Jubilee because of her strong resemblance to the poster chimp. A birthday cake with candles was her treat after this spin around the zoo. (NFA) By Erskine Johnson NEA Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, April 18.

Joey Adams, the Broadway comedian who wrote his autobiography illustrated byI 28 artists and containing one I derstand why those dopes in Hollywood don't buy you and put you Joey always replied: about and then Pasternak would Pasternak continued. Mickey Rooney or about Joey shouted again. Pasternak patted Joey on the shoulder and said: no use arguing about it. You just look like the guy in the Decorates Windows Joey put his book illustrated by the 23 artists and with the five forewords under his arm and went back to Sy Devore's window. You but five is a disillusioned young man.

He look like the fellow in his book. That's what a big movie producer said. Besides, things are tough In Hollywood. As Joey says Pasternak was on a vacation. Different This Time But this time, Joey assured himself, it I would be different.

Joey would be in Hollywood. Pasternak would be in Hollywood. Joey would show him his book illustrated by the 23 artists NOTHING BUT JACKPOTS 360 SHOUP AVENUE money moon is over in Hoi- and with the five forewords and lywood and I guess they just Pasternak would buy him for pic- afford tures. Joey came to Hollywood to make wpnt to office with his jokes at Rlapsv Maxies right away Pasternak said: night club, which owned by Sy Devore, who also operates a hah- be in pictures, erdashery. Joey: I rant understand why "When not at Slapsy's my Joey interrupted and reminded contract saya I have to stand in Pasternak that he had said that in Sy's window how tough New York and Miami and then things are here." asked Pasternak if he had read his Why, said Joey.

Hollywood night book. Pasternak said he thought clubs are as empty as NBC. But I the hook was wonderful. Then that's not what is breaking Joey's Pasternak said: heart. It's that big movie produc- I like everything In the er saying Joey doesn't look like book except the hero.

the guy in his book, Gaga to The producer is Joe Pasternak. Whenever Joey met Pasternak In New York or Miami, Pasternak always said: great. I can't un- beamed Joey. know," said Pasternak, "but if I buy the book who do we get to play you in the Joey shouted. my life story.

full of gags and Van Johnson could do at He's the little fellow wih the sign on his chest reading: the Hollywood, says Joey, has the New Look everyone is wearing longer faces. Studio heads are convincing actors that money isn't everything. The first three words Hollywood children are being taught is: papa and said Joey. "Hollywood right now couldn't afford even of the forewords in my Joey came to Hollywood via the Thunderbird Hotel in Las Vegas. While there he did a benefit show at which the mayor got up and said there was no juvenile delinquency problem in Las Vegas.

Joey just resist that. He disagreed with the mayor. know what you are talking about, Mr, he said. nothing to be delinquent about in Las Vegas everything is Husband Kills Wife, Children COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April 19. (JP) Peter Hansen, who admitted in court he strangled his wife and six children in their beds on Good Friday, has been custody until May 15.

Hansen told the court he firit strangled his wife. resisted a he said, "then she was quiet. When I recovered, I realised that my six children had to die too. How could they live when th'eir father was in prison and their mother was dead? I strangled them one It took me a little more than two hours. Then I went to the barn to hang myself.

But my courage Grange Discusses Power Rates (Special to The Poet-Rcgiater) NEW SWEDEN, April 19. The proposed increase in power rates was discussed by the New Sweden Grange at the meeting held in the school. Master Wayne Jeffery presided at the meeting. It was announced that a eewing demonstration would be held Friday at the home of Mrs. Rich Burke in Oakland Valley.

During the lecture hour Mrs. Albert Seyfert presented a frozen food demonstration which was sponsored by the Snake River Equipment company. The Grange voted a donation to the cancer fund. Lunch was served at a late hour. The refreshment committee for About Your Eyes Bf careful with your eyes' Never rub them with dirty Refresh and comfort ordinery local eye troubles with pleasant, cooling Lavoptik.

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SUITS and COATS Wool Gabardine Sharkskin and Coverts Were 49 95 New 39.95 Were 39.95 Now 29 95 Were 34.95 Now 24.95 Were 27.50 Now 19.95 BLOUSES Were 7.98 Were 3 98 Now 5 98 Now 99e HOUSE DRESSES Wert 3.98 Now 1.98 Navy and Black Half Slips For Prices You Wish to Pay Shop at o' da 425 PARK AVENUE ROAD-TEST All FOUR The MOST MODERN Costs to to Buy Hearing on Beer License Action Delayed One Week Rachel ordered to show why her fieer license should not be revoked, was granted a delay Monday by the Bonneville county board of The board granted the postponement after Kalph Albaugft, attorney for Mrs. made the re- queit press of other The board cited Johns after her husband, Otto Johns, was charged with illegal sale of liquor at the beer parlor where she holds a beer license at Beeches corner. In other business, a beer license for the Idaho golf course was granted to Ross Corbett and Reed McKnight. The board purchased a snow plow and wing for $1783 for the 99H Austin western grader from, the Western Machine company, Pocatello. The board ordered sale of part of a section of property lying tour miles east of Bone at a tax sale May 23, after A.

E. Rounds requested to buy the property for $150. Tire property previously assessed to Nielsen brothers bad failed to draw a bid at a tax sale earlier in the month. The property needs to be advertised at least 30 days before the auction sale can be held, explained Jack A. Packer, county clerk.

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UP) Geraldine Myra Early of East 5th street) Moscow has been chosen as an "outstanding woman graduate in from the University of Idaho in 1949, Olive May Cook, president of the Idaho press women, announced Tuesday. As winner of the honor. Miss Early will receive a gold emblem pin from the Idaho group and the national federation of press women at the commencement exercises. Let For Adi Pay Bill' COMPANION CAR TO THI NASH AIRFIVT1 Dhitiei Kolvtnotor Corpor.Se«, Detroit, IRA N. COREY CO 298 Street Idaho Falls, Idaho SEED POTATOES If you're interested In good seed grown by reliable growers first and second year out Grasmick Product Hank Grasmick Idaho Falls Phone 14I3-J been waiting for the right time to buy that new range or heater THIS IS IT! Select your new Monarch or Paramount during the next 10 days, and you will receive die kind of utensil-set dreamed of owning.

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