Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 8

I-IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Wednesday, November 18, 1959 Potvin, Eberle Don't Agree On Respective Party Goals Tuesday night meeting of the Idaho State College Institute of Government found two state legislative leaders at odds over the goals of their respective parties. D. (Bill) Eberle, Boise, Republican floor leader in (lie 1959 Legislature, and Gregg Potvin, American Falls, assistant Democratic floor leader, tried to define their party goals and those of the opposition. Potvin charged that (ho "so- called vested interest groups carry more weight in Republican circles tiian in Democratic circles," and that the Democratic party tends more to represent "persons of moderate means." He said Democrats have the in- ternatiolanism of a Woodrow Wilson, the compassion for the peo- ple of Franklin Roosevelt and the carthincss a Harry Truman. He contended also that Democrats arc "noisier," and that they "care more deeply." He said that the Democratic party is also interested in the important issues.

"The Republican party in 1956 national convention called Adlai Stevenson's insistance on banning nuclear tests catastrophic nonsense," Potvin said, "and yet this same party comes completely un- glucd over cranberries." He said that when the nation has been under the Democratic party it has had a higher sense of national purpose and when under the Republican party "we tend more towards heavier chrome plating on refrigerator handles." Eberle contended however, that his parly is the parly of respon- DONT BE TUBE BOOB Where Else Could You Learn How to Shave Sandpaper? By CYNTHIA 10WRY AP TV-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP)-Some people complain, but there are those among us who find television commercials highly education. If it weren't 1 for those frequent interludes in my viewing I wouldn't Us Half so smart. IWhere else, for instance, could I. learn that: 'Shaving lather softens sand so quickly that you can shave a CORONET VSQ BRANDY Buiuiy dlif.Gupa tic piece of sandpaper without ruining the paper? Statues, particularly old Greek arid Roman statues, have a perspiration problem? The best way to find out whether you like a cigarette is to make sure that water can't pass through the filter? Girls who use hair spray have a better chance of catching fellows who waltz well than girls who use hair dressing? There are machines that tick lifce bombs and which can measure smells and stomach acidity? That a headache is caused by a small hammer hitting an anvil in a small compartment in one's brain? That some stomachs are round, others are square and still others are made of glass? And livers are shaped- like an hourglass? That you can pack the contents of a small truck into the luggage compartment of virtually any car? All gasolines but the advertiser's not only leave horrible deposits in one's car but don't give good mileage? HARD OF HEARING! IF hear but have trouble understanding. 'Feel that you could possibly use a little help with your hearing.

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Ear Molds (Reg. to $15.00) Only 5,00 Cords (Reg. 2.00) just 98c, Batteries only-save sibility and the party to "meet the challenge of the coming '60's." Discussing Republican foreign affairs, he contended thai Eisenhower flew to Korea and the Republicans ended the Korean War, while "the prior administration there." He mentioned the Eisenhower trips to other nations as examples of an aggressive foreign policy. Eberle also cited peace and prosperity which he said have been in existence since the Eisenhower administration took office. He said the Republican parly does the things it said it would do.

Eberle contended that the Republican party has faced up to the fact lhat it must make the dollar what it is worth and lhat in times of peace and prosperity a balanced budget is necessary. Still discussing fiscal matters, he said Ihe "responsible position of the Republican party was that you can't cut taxes without cutting something else." Eberle said the Republican party can give leadership and teamwork and more of it than the Democrats. He said Ihe party has men like Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, Arthur Flemming, who will tell the its popular or there is "a problem with cranberries." He also asked "where would we, have been" without the leadership of the late Secretary of State John Foster Dulles?" Acting as commentators on the panel were Arthur B. Hillabold, assistant -professor of economics at Idaho State College, and Mrs. Eugene H.

Smilh, Idaho Falls, voters service chairman for the League of Women Voters of Idaho. HiLlaboid said, as Eberle and Potvin tell it, both parties sound good. But he asked if that isn't the problem with American politics, too much emphasis on vague ethical terms like dynamic and responsible. Mrs. Smith commented that she is interested to know that the people in Idaho, under a law passed in the 1859 Legislature, now have to declare their politics and ask for cither a Democratic or Republican ballot in the primary.

Work to Start On Bennington, Georgetown Road Preliminary construction on miles 'of high-' way between Bennington a Georgetown is scheduled to get underway i this week, According to Harvey highway engineer at Montpelier, preliminary stripping of top soil on areas adjacent to the" present roadivay will begin this week. General contractor James Reed of Salt Lake City, intends to get fences up, install drain pipes and clear top soil this fall. Crushing of base gravel will begin in De; comber. The $440,000 project is scheduled for completion by early fall of 1360. It will connect the present multi-lane roadway with the Nounan cut-off, leaving only the section between Georgetown and the Georgetown hill to be completed between Nfontpelier and Soda Springs.

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REMEMBER UN THE HEARING FIELD IT'S Christmas Mail To Pouches At Record Rate This year's Christmas mail volume is expected to set an all- lime record, according to Post- masfer John E. Trimming. "Only the cooperation of the mailing i in arranging their gift mailing 50 that more distant points arc mailed first, can insure early, safe arrival of Christmas presents," Trimming said. "Packages and cards destined for out-of-town points should be mailed by Dec. 10; while those for nearby addresses should be (he mail by Dec.

15, for on- timc delivery," Trimming said. The Post Office provides free infromalion in "Pamphlet number two," on Christmas mailing: and freo labels for grouping of Christmas cards. "Be sure to use only first-class stamps, cr seven-cent airmail stamps, on Christmas cards to insure forwarding or return privileges," Trimming said. Blackfoot PTA To Organize BLACKFOOT- A Parent-Teacher Association a i a tional meeting is called for Thursday evening in the Blackfoot High School by Mrs. S.

Hutchings, president oflhe PTA council. Mrs. L. L. Falter, Pocatello, first vice president of the Idaho PTA, will assist.

Room visits and get-acquainted half hour is slated from p. m. and at 8 p. general meeting will be in the gymnasium. The high school Student refreshments.

Freeze Moves Into Southland By TOE ASSOCIATED. PRESS A pre-winler cold wave iKat numbed the Rockies and the mid- continent earlier this week stung th: East and the heart of Diifie today with the -season's coldest weather. It was colder in many parts of the South--below freezing--than in the snow-covered sections of the Northland, which made a quick recovery after two days of subzero blasts. As gusty northerly winds powered the arctic air into the eastern half of the country, temperatures moderated in the Rockies and north central region. The warming trend followed record tow readings for the date in the Midwest Tuesday.

Portland Man Found Guilty in Car Theft Case Richard Alltxjrg, 30, Portland; was found guilty of grand larceny Monday after a one-day trial in Fifth District Court. Judge Darwin D. Brown said a pre-sentence investigation would be made of Allberg's character lind background before sentence. Allberg was found guilty stealing a station belonging to Don Fred Keane, 270 Smith Fourth, on Sept. S.

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Home Laundry EQuipmcnt Cx. CE 2-3784 Youth to Face Larceny Count A 16-year-old youth has been cited into Juvenile Court for petty larceny after being caught stealing beer and merchandise from the store where he worked, police said. William G. Jeffery, manager of the Okay Market at 148 Jefferson, told police the youth was observed placing four six-packs of beer and a toy western pistol outside the store and later went out and put the articles into his car. NORTH BANNOCK FAIR fc FODEO ASSOCIATION, POCATELLO.

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