The Times-News from Twin Falls, Idaho • 1

Traffic Death CmreDoara "v' to vvTuey, 1953. 33 'valley CcreffuDiyS 10 iss A Regional Newspaper Serving 4 TWIN FALXS71gjr' Nine Irrigated Idaho Counties Official Cit County Kewppet SO. 233 PRICE 5 CENTS TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1954 Member of Audit Bureeu of Circulations Awneiited Prw and United Pre Man, Wife Tell of Ordeal in Mud ministration Planners XL S- Moves plit on Foreign Spending Reports said Harold Stassen, for i At-, 1.. itotf Dec. oaiu uu administration ap pears to be laying the groundwork to continue Stassen's foreign opera- Hons administratipn "for still an.

If I to capii sam To Release 11 Airmen UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 4 (P) The United States demanded prompt and decisive action by the United Nations today to obtain the release of 11 American, fliers and other U. prisoners still held by red China. An official memorandum charged the Chines communist action in holding the American fliers was clear-cut fci dollars" Hi other despite congressional declarations last summer and in 1953 that the agency should be abolished. Mansfield, a member of the senate foreign relations committee, also said European nations like Britain and France should share much of the aid program.

In this respect he and Stassen are agreed. Although Mansfield -said he nn- eign operations administrator, favored large-scale grants in-ald programs, while Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey is strongly opposed to more Marshall plan gifts of any considerable size, Humphrey -was represented as favoring foreign economic assistance, but.beljeyes.iti should Be forthcoming chiefly through the resources of the government-owned Export-Import bank, the 57-nation World bank, and the proposed 100-million dollar International Finance corporation. The latter would get its funds from World bank members, with the United States putting up 35 million dollars. No decision has yet been made by President Eisenhower, 3ut Mans- saying" JWa comprehension and, I the compi Eisenhower's top were reported spilt aersiooa some omciajs iavored a huge new aid program, it is understood that at the present time violation of the Korean armistice agreement. U.

N. executives scheduled a steering committee meeting for Monday to consider the 1 at least, the Humphrey line of Is country can best shore countries, especially to st communism. demands. thinking has ascendancy. U.N.

Approves Henry Cabot Lodge, chief U. S. delegate, presented the request for quick action to Secretary-Gen Demos Avow Ike's Nuclear te Grange Parley eral Dag Hammarskjold and Assembly President Dr. Eelco N. Van Kleffens of The v.

Not to Usurp The steering committee will take up Lodge's plea for a debate to be Sharing Plan UNITED NATIONS, N. Dec. 4 (fl By a rare unanimous vote, the U. general assembly today en Ike's Powers held quickly by the 60-natlon assembly Itself instead of routing it first through the main political committee. dorsed President Elsenhower's NEW ORLEANS, Dec.

4 (fl Adlai Stevenson pledged today Democrats tarts Here Monday "guard of about 1,000 Idaho Grangers and visitors )(j to arrive here today for the four-day state con-hat opens Monday at the high school gymnasium, lition will begin at 10 a.m. Sunday and last to 8 p. if park hotel, convention headquarters. Registra-esume at 8 a.m. Monday and continue until noon, tration and information booth will be set up at the atoms-for-peace program and ex The United State and its IS al pressed hope, it would bt put Into lies in Korea carefully discussed the step before Lodge came in with his operation without delay.

will not encroach on President Eisenhower's executive powers, but he said Republicans can expect "honest criticism" if they inject politics For the second time In the ninth letter, approved by the other coun-i tries, asking the assembly to make a special agenda item of the I'com- general assembly, the United States and the Soviet Union voted together but only after Russia had lost a plaint of detention and 'imprison ol gymnasium following regular registration hours fight to link the program with the ment of V. N. military personnel in convention modate into foreign policy. Speaking to about 1,000 of the party faithful at a $100-a-plate dinner, the 1952 presidential nominee cast the Democrats in the role of "loyal opposition" to the Eisenhower administration. violation of the Korean armistice security council and the bis power veto.

agreement." and visitors, stion will begin with a Idaho Parley Only the five Soviet Woe coun Actually the Pelping 'regime had announced it was holding 13 Amer the board of directors I.Monday. General ges- tries favored this link; the West firmly opposed It. "I am sure that the great ma Of League to jority of Democrats and of inde krt at 10 a.m. GOSS GORDON MRS. GOSS GORDON icans, but the U.

complaint dealt only with the 11 fliers. Two civilians held along with them were excluded Vote Hailed Eelco N. Van Kief feni, assembly pendent voters agree in wanting ho will address meet- this GOP) administration to sue If Robert Smylie, Boise, president, hailed the unanimous BeHeldHere because the U. N. had no jurlsdlc nor-elect: Lee Pritchard, from the warmth and cleanliness of their beds at the Cottage hospital In Burley, tell of their escape from death in the mud along the north shore of Milner lake while duck hunting Friday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon were rescued from neck deep mud by Edwin Bench, below, who arrived in time to save them from Sinking beneath the surface, (Staff photo-engraving) tion over them. lite Grange master; D. vote and said the entire world will rejoice that the assembly has paved Russia's delegate, Arkady Sobolev, State board members of the Ins, acting president of ceed as it -never has before in its task of defending the security and property of our own people and of expanding the hopeful freedom and justice for all peoples," Stevenson told reporters he would not com ity of Idaho; Max Yost, League of Women Voters made pre-liminary plans for the state con ment until he had a chance to read stive secretary, maim tne way lor achievement on question that claims the Interest In all countries "of the citizens who hold the general welfare at heart." the U.

S. letter and memorandum, association; and L. ventioh Saturday morning at the Brush With Death Comes The 16 allies planned to meet city -hall. Soise, president or ine men's association. One month ago the United States Monday to frame the resolution they will ask the assembly to adopt of the opening morning and Russia Joined the SS other U.

N. members In a vote giving the IX, N. Stevenson said that Democrats who won control of congress in last month's elections, "do not propose to usurp the powers and responsibilities of the Republican execu The third annual state convention will be held May 12-14 in Twin Falls. The state board is slated to When Hunting Boat Sinks II be the annual master's Lodge's memorandum did not say exactly what steps will' be asked. It disarmament commission a fresh E.

Adams, Eagle, state meet the morning of May 12 with did not indicate what other U. start on work on a project for reg BURLEY, Dec. 4 "The next boatl shotguns and other gear and started tive." Iter. The majority of the hi be devoted to organ convention sessions beginning at ulation and limitation of conven personnel were involved, but the the outboard motor. The boat has p.m.

Two outstanding speakers on I get for duck hunting will be about three times as big as the last one Urging bipartisanship in foreign policy decisions, Stevenson said S. had charged previously that hun tional armaments and prohibition of atomic weapons with adequate con league topics will be scheduled. an aluminum shell with square ends sloping under. It is. about qur and dreds were being held.

and absolutely unsinkable!" "appeasing Republican leaders at ella, committee assign-speeches of welcome. lunch, delegates will re-2 n.m. ReDorts of of- trois. one-half feet wide and feet long. Mrs.

John Homer, Idaho Falls, state president, announces two new home has sometimes had priority This comment came from Goss "She sure looked good and safe Plan Tear T'-l One yrar over recognizing realities abroad." Wrs and annual me- First Speeder Gordon as he sat propped up in a warm, clean bed at the Cottage hos to me when I bought her," Gordon He said that such bipartisanship "must of. all the jices will round out the said. pital here Friday reflected orfthi freezing-, wet pre Gordon sat In the rear, his wife dent serhblyi i Shading Its action i t. push vdimination of domestte-'' -politics Is Caught hy and primary election from conduct of foreign affairs." dawn ordeal he survived earlier in beside him, and guided the craft towards the middle of the reservoir, (Continued an Pir 10, Cnlmrin 1) 3d executive committee-tute Tuesday morning's Stevenson spoke after the Dem the day. ed the plan ahead.

ocratic national committee had Radar Device Gordon, 33, and his wife, Jose pt will begin at 8:30 a. m. The resolution gave final TJ. N. elected Paul M.

Butler, Indiana phine, were pulled from the soft approval, noted that negotiation! members to the state board, Mrs. Steward Wegener, Twin Falls, finance' "irrpfm JEldcn Jacubson, idaiii. i. organizational chairman, JaOobson replaces Mrs. R.

I. Summerfield, Twin Falls, who resigned to maintain the non-partisan policy of the league, which provides no leader or members of tile family be active in political parties. It was announced three committees, nominating, budget and legislative, will meet Jan. 14 in Boise with the state board meeting slated for the next day. ooze along the north shore of Mil The first arrest In this area by are, in progress for the establish member, as its new chairman in a four -man race to succeed retiring Stephen A.

Mitchell. I senile Grange No. II will emonstration of juvenile of fifth degree Twin ly Pomona Grange No. ment of an International atomie state police using their new radar checking device-occurred at 2:20 ner lake in a nick of time Friday morning after their boat had capsized. The two were hauled to safety energy agency "to facilitate the use Stevenson said Butler, whose by the entire world of atomic energy p.m.

Saturday on highway 30 three aemonstrawon oi tne by Edwin Bench, 23, who first drop miles west of Twin Falls, reports candidacy reportedly was opposed by former President Harry "has the confidence of the by Kimberly Grange ped his lariat over Mrs. Gordon and State Police Lieut Clark Hand, lor peaceful purposes" and expressed the hope the agency "will be established without delay." mi i It v1 Won 1'igi 7, Column 1) Arrested was Lauren Craig, Twin thenj w.ith the aid of a pole, crawled out onto the mud to fasten his rope entire party." Store Owner Shoots Youth For Breakin MERIDIAN, Dec. 4 (AyA Meridian store proprietor shot a 15-year-old Boise boy in the abdomen early today and the Ada county sheriffs office said the rangy youth admitted breakins of two stores in Meridian and one in Boise. Falls, driving an American Linen a Woman Supply company truck. Hand said around Gordon.

Mr, and Mrs. Gordon and a friend Mrs. Clyde Rosendaul, Twin Falls, No Indictment Craig drove his truck at 60 miles is head of the nominating committee and Mrs. James Gunder- per hour in a 50-mile zone. The ac Watt Gooding, 35, all Eden, had set out on a duck hunting expedition inr After tual arrest was made by Patrolman son, Narnpa, legislative.

The budg on the reservoir above Milner dam J. Bays, after Lieutenant et committee is composed of presidents of the seven leagues of Idaho. Til Hand, operating' the radar device, around 5 a. m. The Gordons had left their two children, Charles, 8, and riunrcs Seen Possible After Hearing WASHINGTON, Dec.

4 Jus had clocked the truck and radioed Bays who was stationed farther David, 4, at home in bed. i The meeting followed the state board institute Friday conducted by Irene Sweeney, Washington, D. William Roark. who stands six feet tall and wears size 13 shoes, was PPT, Dec. 4 (fl A Can- down the road, Hand said the device, which Is national organizational secretary The trio launched the boat, which Gordon had purchased from an acquaintance the day.

before, around 5 :30 a. m. it they loaded their fr climbed onto a rock in at. Payette river and in "fair condition" at a Boise hos pital after undergoing surgery tice department lawyers were re being used by state police in an at' EDWIN BENCH ported today to have decided that no tempt to cut. down the number of P-year-old boy from the (f tn automobile today.

Earl McKie, proprietor of Earl's Auto Parts, told Deputy Sheriff 6 Sentenced perjury prosecutions will be under excessive speeders thereby decreas fa's mother apDarentlv Floyd Rosecrans that he fired his taken as a result of the clashing ing the Idaho fatality rate, was in .38 caliber pistol after the youth testimony in the army McCarthy operation for one and one-half To Death for we followed a crash in aimea a rule at him. hearings of last spring. hours. Craig was the only person Chinese Foes Trade Blows France's Leader Works for Peace No skidded on: an icy arrested during that time. The lieu The case, which played at center Heard Alarm tenant warned motorists, however, stage in public and televised set McKie, who sleeps near his store, that one of the radar units is in tings from late April until mid-June Plot in Egypt CAIRO, Egypt, Dec.

4 WV-Six said he was awakened by his burglar alarm. He jumped into his clothes constant operation now on Magic is being laid aside on a finding that PARIS, Dec. 4 MV-Premier Pierre "embankment, carrying rs of a- McCall family Sought su-pva Kn t. i roads. and ran out the back door of his Mendes-France said tonight he is it would be impractical if not impossible, to get an indictment from house.

leaders of the Moslem Brotherhood's Corneleus DeWett, Buhl, was sen working hard on ways to reduce a grand jury on the maze of conflicting statements. underground secret order were sentenced today to be hanged for plot- Then, he he heard glass breaking in a nearby dairy supply i-'" ocai unmg u-m body of Mrs. Mabel East-West tensions. His efforts are based on his suggestion for a Big Four meeting in Paris; perhaps in May, after western parliaments have (Continued Pag 2, Column I) Texas Crash Officially, the justice department ing assassination of Premier Gamal store and saw a figure bolt towards nue 10-year-old Rich- Jnd his fathpr WilKovn Abdel Nasser and overthrow of the a parked car. He said the boy raised to an Emmet.t.

hnsl says the whole matter is still under But officials say a lengthy study of the hearing transcript has Over Islands TAIPEH, Formosa, Dec, 4 Communist and Nationalist China traded their first blows today over the offshore Islands since the U. mutual defense pact was signed in Washington Thursday, the official central news agency said. Reds-on Toumen island in the disputed Tachen group 220 miles north of Taipeh and roughly 20 miles off the red coast, resumed shelling of Nationalist-held Yikiang- military government of Egypt. ratified treaties to rearm Wes Ger- the rifle after he ordered him to stop. The two were about 50 feet The brotherhood itself was or Is Fatal to 6 dered destroyed.

led to the conclusion that if false statements were made, the evidence Ifta, Capt. A. J. Cal-imnued his lom-npv tn apart. Car Stolen Welkcr Notes Censure Yote 'No Surprise' WASHINGTON, Dec 4 (Special) Sen.

Herman Welker says that the1 senate's 67 to 22 vote to censure Joseph McCarthy was a "purely political, verdict which came as no surprise to anyone." In an interview Friday after the special session had adjourned, the junior Idaho senator said, "When you have the entire Democratic party going down the line against you disregarding all law and precedent, you, can't anything else." Welker said the censure affair "did not involve McCarthy personally." "It was a matter which might In-volve any senator in the years to come. It (the vote) established a precedent according to which any senator might be censured for words written or spoken prior to his elec-tion by the people of a sovereign state," Welker said the senate had also "established a- precedent under which a senator can be censured for words spoken on floor of the senate, or radio or television, or even in a political campaign. "In my experience on the floor," Welker said, "I have heard other (Continued on Column 1) Warning Is Given On New Licenses State Police Lieut. Clark. Hand warned Magic Valley motorists Saturday that the 195S license plates must be displayed on all cars after Jan.

1. Hand said arrests will be made of drivers of all cars not having the new plates properly displayed, one in front and one in the back. He said The life of a high brotherhood to support a prosecution in court radian school of mill official who supposedly was aloof ROBSTOWN, Dec. 4 (fl Six persons, one an Idahoan, were killed lust isn't available, ers at Vedder from the underground was spared In his weekly radio broadcast, the premier said the Soviet-sponsored communist security conference in Moscow this week did not bar the hope that something could be accomplished along the lines he has suggested. Rosecrans later identified the car as one stolen Friday night from F.

C. Hogue of Boise. The late model Cadillac had been in a wreck after it was stolen. The boy's bicycle he is stationed. Lieut! in the head-on collision of two cars The outcome of the department's scrutiny of the testimony was kept by Nasser's regime by a commuta tion late tonight.

two miles south of this south Texas m-ettv closely under wraps wnne city early today. Two others were shan Island five mues to its south, pi the Idaho state wis account of the in- i injured. was in the. back seat. Rosecrans skid the boy admitted the agency said.

-In three separate barrages today, State Highway Patrolman H. UJlvmg back to his Cough said the collision occurred the reds fired more than 50 shells "me upon the scene les after the Calkins before he was taken to the hospital, the burglary of the Vista Fruit and Beverage store in Boise and McKie's when one of the cars, a 1949 sedan, at Yikiangshan but caused no dam The drastic actions to wipe out the leadership and suppress the fanatic organization altogether were ordered by a special military court after trials growing out of the attempt to kill Nasser. Seven other brotherhood leaders, nabbed in a roundup after an assassin tried to gun down Nasser in Alexandria Oct. 26, were given sentences ranging from 15 years to life. 'road, slithered 200 feet tried to pass another car.

age or casualties, the Nationalist place and the Davis grocery in Two of the dead were airmen at P'v, ana piunged into agency said. added that the Na Meridian. Pope Is Reported To Be Improving VATICAN CITY, Dec, 4 WV-A new course of treatment brought fresh improvement to ailing Pope Pius XII today and tonight he was resting more easily than since his collapse Thursday. tionalists replied vigorously. The limbed on Rnrit tached to the nearby Kingsville naval auxiliary air station.

The four others were from Robstown and Kingsville, all Negroes riding in the CalIa.ho 5 DIE IN FIRE Nationalists made no claims of dam age or casualties inflicted. Fstietehedit toward the CLEVELAND, Dec. 4 Five the senate prepared for and finally held its recent "censure" session which resulted two days ago in senate condemnation of certain conduct of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy.

The spring hearings, before a committee headed by Senator Mundt, s. were concerned with these two principal questions: 1. Whether McCarthy and the staff of his senate investigating committee had attempted improperly to obtain from the army preferential treatment for Pvt. G. David Schine, a committee aide.

2. Whether Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens and his aides sought to use Schine as a means to stop McCarthy investigations into army installations. The hearings also went into innumerable side issues. The shooting brought the dismissal onto the 674 REBELS SURRENDER 1949 sedan.

The dead included: children died in a flash fire at an apartment house early today. Fire last month of Egypt president, TUNIS Tunisia, Dec. 4 iin French sources announced today 674 nation Airman James R. Brooks, 19 Doctors said the rally, begun after Chief Clarence Ryan said the chin Wety haUled the father aKu.j Mohamed Naguib, accused of abetting the revolt plot. driver of a 1955 sedan.

He was the dren all were on the third floor of alist guerrillas have surrendered in son of Mr. and Mrs. Curl H. Brooks, 48 hours of desperate illness, would continue if food can be given the 78-year-old pontiff. the building and probably were suffocated in their sleep.

ROBBERS GET GEMS the past four days in return for promise of immunity. route 3, Caldwell, Ida. I Of WASHINGTON, Dec'. 4 Two gunmen held up a downtown jewelry Itheor' dlKms was Wjl wreck, seachers icy waterg store today and escaped with an estimated 4100.000 in gems after Survey Shows Irregular Pattern of Business binding five store emDloyes with picture-frame wire. dark spot on the sales picture here, responding period last year.

AH as sportswear is concerned. Strong An irregular volume of sales in Twin representing Increases Jit inGOP increases also were reported in sales the survey revealed. Of live dealers, stores but one agreed that sports Money to Promote some lines nut oecreases three said their business was down from 4 to 18 per cent. Two said the display of only one plate is a viola BentiPtf tion ol the vehicle code. overall volume was comparable with In Twin Falls, the new plates are tVE CITY sold at the county assessor's office' that of last year, but one added that the current season is "definitely slower." "aw.

to. of mens dress shirts which previously had been "very slow" according to the managers of the three stores. They attribute this to new styles and colors and one. manager hailed a "renewal of the era of dress In the appliance line, sales of television sets, radios and washing machines generally are up while all other appliance sales have senator over from 9 a.m. to pjn.

Monday through Friday and from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. County Assessor One dealer, questioned on his Ri.r.v wJy would others, was the retail picture here this week. A Times-News survey of Twin Falls stores indicates a generally increased volume in clothing, automobiles and some appliances, but a downward trend in furniture and some other retail items on local counters. The representative "sampling" discloses an "up and down" situation based" upon a number of factors.

wear is leading, in sales. Coats and suits sales were according to the proprietors, but dresses were on the upgrade. It was the concensus of opinion that "new color and style interests" were to be credited largely for the overall increase in sales. Of -three men's clothing stores contacted, one reported business 16 per cent over that of last year, with increases noted each montlu Anothr er said business is "ahead" of the last year's corresponding period. A furniture sales, had this to "The gift buying which usually increases sales at this time of year comes from surplus money.

It seems ould 'tu'at ne hoped Clifford Thompson has urged auto owners to buy their new plates early to avoid the rush in the latter part Project Is Given SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 4 (fl Utah's Colorado River Development association, an organization of 21 counties, contributed $2,000 of its funds today to aid in promotion of the Upper Colorado river project. The money will go to the Utah committee for Colorado river development which will use it to promote the program on an interstate basis. EARTHQUAKE FELT PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Dec. i tip) An earthquake shook this new fWrned her.

of the month. people are more careful with their spend extra dollars do not feel that One store reported a 100 per cent Four of six women's apparel stores increase in the sale of TV sets while another disclosed an increase of 20 there is less money among people-just that they are more careful." The automobile picture was gen contacted agreed that "business is I third ventured no estimate, but the establishment reported proprietor said he was "well pleased per cent, Two stores said washing central T.department a decrease and another indicated it I with business and the decrease and. another indicated it I with business MORE DRUNK DRIVERS BOISE, Dec. 4 (fl There have been 1,108 arrests for drunken driving in Idaho during the first 11 months of this year, compared to 973 for all of last year, state police reported today. outlook; for machine sales had jumped 10 per erally encouraging.

Three of the 10 dealers contacted who rennrteri 'about the same" as last year. I the future. icionri rninnv late todav. lmunncriwas cent. Both however, were 15 to 20 indicated that men i per cent down on refrigerators.

The survey drop In business blamed It on being three persons and damaging build- Individually, the increases ranged lngs over a wide area. Jfrom 12 to 40 per cent over the cor Billon don. more I flol damage. are running par with women so iarj Furniture offers the principal (ConUns Pis i. Column A.