r gov-; direct if gov-d Dot-len he fore a tol au-ias had ce 1927 I from\ citiesT gOV-x rates onven-lin the tta de-affect lii Elko In 1927 with the appointment of an engineer to handle most phases of government. He was in office for 16 years and at the end of his term the city debt had been reduced from $3C*1,000 to $45,-000, while tax rates were cut nearly In half. A new swimming pool and five miles of streets were built during the same period, Dotta said.Eotta explained that since the appointment of the new manager, Allan B. Carter, in 1946, there have been street improvements, construction of an airfield, a new $75,000 city building, sewer and water extensions, a new lighting system and construction of a new swimming pool. In spite of. all this work the city Indebtedness is less than threeper cent of estimated eva! one and one-half per cent evaluation, according to I The Nevada mayor expl under the model city ch of government in Elko council makes all decision and is elected by the pe city manager handles a! matters, under direction ol cil. He is hired and disc the council.The manager, Bince fc and fired by the council waste his time electioneer! asserted.Added efficiency of clt; governments has allowed in which they function{Continued on' Paso 2, Chief BlistersLdministration13 (U.R)—Adm. Louis E. Denfeld, is, told congress today the way uninow is “worse than no unification”or the house armed services commit-nst the present national defense set-point program which he said wouldaf submarine, battleship and head-te con-cation t that in theinifica-ible but 42-page jposals: of the (of the t to de-of thelational st (unties andy limi-gn anddequate tion in irtmentyctivities (three o those ,he na-aid the ae serv-'unctionCourt Orders Two to Serve Jail SentencesJail sentences were ordered Thursday by District Judge Hugh A. Baker for Leon Love and Stanley Smutny. The latter also was fined.Love was sentenced to three months in the county Jail after his conviction by a 12-man jury on the charge of assault. Judge Baker granted a Btay of execution so that Love's term will not begin until Dec. 31.Fanner FinedWar Mothc Name Qy End Self unified that vice are ;ight in forces jlfill Its49onding(ny- it 1 not be Pacific finnan's lley ad-Miss., nmittee, * public ubers of ng— can j north-Feb. 15.” i senateSmutny, a Buhl farmer, was ordered to serve 100 days In the county Jail and fined $250 and costs of prosecution after pleading guilty to battery. In the event Smutny does not pay the fine, it will be served in Jail at the rate of $2 per day.Love was charged with assault with a dealy weapon with Intent to commit murder uoon Virgil Min-tun, Twin Falls hardware clerk and husband of Love's former wife.Upon the request of Love’s attorney, W. L. Dunn, the Twin Falls man was granted a stay of execution.Delay RequestedSUN VALLEY, Oct 13 to the 17th biennial cor the American War Mot concluded a four-day me electing officers and v business sessions.Piecemeal elements of ( can easily be handed the public under the guis mocracy, Henry Dworshi former senator from I War Mothers at a banquc night.We need a militant patriotism in peace as wc Dworshak declared, and you mothers to defend tl self government.The former senator mothers that it was the keep the citizenry alert where there was danger side. You all know thal and daughters have m fices he told the delei you are willing to make That is the spirit of AmeAlso speaking before i dinner crowd of 400 del Col. Clarence Bragg, Blt; army instructor.“The lesson learned « world wars is being lorglt; Colonel Bragg told thi and that is that it is mu to maintain a healthy re during peacetime ready mobilization than it is to the beginning if we are with another emergency.Final business sessions 1 up this afternoon and de! pared for a dinner this « fore boarding their sp(Continued on Page 2, CJudge Baker disclosed in open court that representatives of the Bean Growers' Warehouse Associ ation, Inc., had contacted him and requested that Love, a warehouse foreman be permitted to remain working during their busv season. Love had been free on $10,000 bond paid for by the association.After Dunn told the court any leniency in Love's behalf would be appreciated, Judge Baker said the Jury's verdict had accorded all the leniency that could be expected. He then ordered Love to furnish a $1,500 bail bond and deliver himself to the sheriff Dec. 31, for confinementBefore sentence was pronounced against Smutny, E. L. Raybom ask that the court consider his good reputation and a written statement given by Smutny's 20-year-olddaughter, Irene, currently taking nurse's training at Holy Cross hospital, Salt Lake City.Family Matters ToldSalvation An Building Pis Heard at MPlans for a new Salv building which will inc nursery, youth work ro to conduct sewing clt work and space for relie ients and local people we at a meeting of the TwI visory board Tuesday ai Major G. R. Durhar divisional commander, v Falls to confer with Holmes G. Lash, local ar his opinion on the plan Extensive work is beln now by the Salvation Ar lng to Hugh Phillips, c the advisory board, bi building would give rooir activities. The Twin Ft is short of space and ft cording to Phillips.Hunter FinerA