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T3W" i dfoual BOTTOM STAINLESS STEEL IN LUS ADDITIONAL SET SAVINGS VDcember 7, 1949 Ths Post-Register, Idaho Falls, Idaho 49 Boys Win Merit Badges FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger Eight Scouts Move Up to First Class Rank Forty nine Boy Scouts from the East Bonneville district received merit badges at the monthly court of honor held this week. In addition eight boys were promoted to first class rank and one to second class. First class scouts include Leon Briggs, Brucc Toone, Robert Wood, Jay Don Quinn, Delynn Cook, Bruce Ward, Billy Boyce and Jimmy Richardson, Allan Stalker was promoted to second class. Merit badges were awarded as follows: Bob Blakley, Ralph Cook, Kieth Larson, Marion Ward, Quade Hansen, Gordon Wadsworth, Harold L. Hansen, James Tuttle, Raymond Hall, Delynn Cook, Jay Don, Kyle L.

Staples, Bruce Toone, Roger O'Bryant Joe strong, James A. Armstrong, Ace Ballard, Jay Bates, Billy Boyce, I Lee Day, Allen Stalker, Ben Hy- mas, Kent Burke, Ralston Scott, Lynn Stanger and Larry Passy. James Richardson, Stanley Mil- I ler, Reed Orme, Desmond Perkins, John L. Crook, George Bitter, Merland Clark, Carl Dye, Robert Park, J. A.

Thompsoh, Max Ham- mon, Robert A. Egbert, A6E LIMIT inan.v grownup girls were silting on Ills Lana Strictly a Home Girl Now-So She Says JfThompson, Wayne Kearney, Dick Thornock, Jimmy Larson, Fred Larson, William R. Egbert, Ralph Waddoups, Harold Hansen, Jack Johnston, Gordon Orme and Norga Haroldsen. By Bob Thomas HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 7.

Jerry the self proclaimed and proud Want Ads Tell and Sell. of it new Lana Turner. Lana was born at Wallace, Idaho. strictly the home girl she says. "You wouldn me.

The same goes for husband Bob Topping. very she told me in her studio dressing room. So are And so will be all Hollywood. THE COSMETICS that make wonderful RtSTMAS GIFTS ELIZABETH ARDEN'S RUBENSTEINS CAVE HOME SCHAPARELLI The Top Names in the Cosmeetic Field HETTINGER DRUG STORE FORME RLY 354 BROADWAY T. 45 att STORE DRUG STORE IDAHO A ALLS.

IDAHO Time was, even on a dull night the hot spot photographers could always count on Lana to put in an appearance. Now, she says, they haven been to a night club since they dropped into a Sunset strip spot after a premier a couple of months ago. So what do they do? just stay home. Bob plays tennis and we both watch television. Every Saturday night I get the urge to go to a movie.

But Job says, know the theatres are crowded on Saturday night; take you any other night oi the Just Stay Home "But all the other nights, too busy w'atching television. So we just stay Television is the passion. They have five screens in their new home and a forest of aerials on their roof. Lana indicated one of the aerials is high enough to be a danger to aircraft. Their favorite program is the show, for the household drops everything at 8:30 p.

m. to watch it. Lana the homebody has amazed many people in her new role, including her studio publicity chief. She said he shook her hand one day and said, I want you to know how proud I am of the fine way you and Bob have been conducting yourselves. I know hard for "This may be hard to she answered, I like I she told me.

is the good life. And amazingly enough, Bob likes it, too. You know, had his share of night life, too." More Than Eager Right now, Lana is more than eager to get back to work. She returned here June 30 to begin "A Life of Her Own" on July 15. Five months and three scripts later, she is still waiting to start the picture none of my doing that we haven she said.

agrees that the script Is still a pile of junk, anxious to get started. By the time this one comes out, it will be almost three years since I was last on the screen in I don't think its healthy to stay off the screen that long. "I would like to either start making pictures again or give them or the other. But I don't like this She added that she preferred to stay in pictures, at least for a while. But that doesn't mean going to do them until 90 years Medical Science Makes Last Try To Save Hand MEMPHIS.

Tenn.t Dec. 7. science Wednesday makes its last try for a while to save the hand of Betty Lou Marbury, whose faith is in the Lord. The 10 year old girl gets one more X-ray treatment here.Then, with Christmas ahead, she re. turns to her farm home until early next week.

That's when a Memphis surgeon will answer the question: Must her right hand be amputated? Or will science and the prayers of a nation save it and preserve the simple faith of Betty? From a medical standpoint there isn't much hope a malignant infection such as Betty's easy to cure, or stop. And many of the ministers who have offered prayers have expressed faith that the hand will be saved but have added that sometimes it that a certain prayer be granted. Betty and her parents drove here Monday from their home near Brownsville, 60 miles away, for an X-ray treatment. Quick Cross Stitch For Bed Linens Soil Service Adds Two here Two new men have reported for duty with the Soil Conservation service in Idaho Falls. Tom Gourin, district conservationist, reported Wednesday.

Andrew H. Schmidt has moved here from Gooding, Idaho, and Bruce L. Schmalz came from Yakima, Wash. Schmidt has been employed as an engineer with the soil conservation service for 11 years. Before I coming to Idaho Falls, he worked 1 17 months with the conservation irrigation program in the Gooding area.

Previous to coming to Idaho, I hr worked at Grand Junction, in irrigation aid range improvement work. Schmidt saw 414 service in World War II, including 15 months overseas. Prior to that, he worked two years with the CCC program in New Mexico and Utah. Schmidt was reared in central Oregon and graduated in agricultural engineering from Oregon State college in 1937. Schmalz graduated from the Utah State Agricultural college In 1939 with a major In aoila.

He waa reared In Ogden, Utah. Both men will live In Idaho Falls. Schmalz will be a work unit conservationist and will assist the East Side soil conservation diatrlct In their soil and water conservation program, Schmidt will supervise the engineering phases of the soil conservation work in southeastern Idaho Rnd will assist farmer group organizations with problems In irrigation and drainage. Cracks Down WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.

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The Stories of BRER RABBIT BRER FOX BRER SNAKE and many other WOODLAND FOLK are told avary day ovar Teton Delegation Considers Roads BOISE. Dec. 7. A delegation from Teton county conferred with Gov. C.

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Reid, director of highways. Presents Hidden In Closet Go Up In Flames CHESTER, Dec. T. For weeks Daniel Clemens and his wife, Helen, bought Christmas presents for their five children and hid them In a bedroom closet. Tuesday, one of tha chlldran, four year old Ronald, went scouting through the trying to find out what Santa Claue was planning to bring him.

Suddenly, the child ran from the house to his mother as she was hanging out clothes In tha back yard. screamed Ronald. Clemens summoned firemen who extinguished a In the bedroom closet where the Christmas presents had been stored. The presents, however, were a total loss. The mother told firemen she believed Ronald started the fire accidentally as he lit a match to look Into the darkened closet.

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