Evening star. [volume], June 08, 1948, Page A-4, Image 4

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SUN VALLEY, IDAHO.—PRESIDENT GETS A LIFT—President
Truman took a ride on the ski lift here yesterday and obligingly
waved a greeting with his hat as a photographer snapped this
picture. The President paused in his cross-country tour to rest
for a while at this resort. Mr. and Mrs. Truman and Margaret
are quartered in the personal cottage of W. Averell Harriman,
United States Ambassador-at-large. —AP Wirephoto.
Truman Train Heads
Into Montana Today
For Talk at Butte
By Joseph A. Fox
Star Staff Corrmtpondent
IN IDAHO WITH PRESIDENT
TRUMAN, June 8. — President
Truman was swinging through
Idaho at the head of a motor
cade today, with a couple of
wayside talks and some sight
seeing on a four-hour itinerary,
which was to take him through
Craters of the Moon National
Monument and Lost River Val
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' He left Sun Valley at 8 a.m. for
the 174-mile drive to Idaho Falls.
There the President catches up j
with his special train. Then he'
moves into Butte, Mont., for a
three-hour stay tonight, when he
will make another talk. Then he
goes on to Washington State.
Mr. Truman rounded out his first
day in Idaho with an overnight stop
at the Union Pacific’s stylish Sun
Valley resort. He and Mrs. Truman
and Miss Margaret Truman were
quartered in the “cottage,” main
tained at Sun Valley by Ambassador
W. Averell Harriman. In the course
of the visit, the President had a
chance to sample some of the en
tertainment afforded at the resort.
Rides Ski Lift.
He rode a ski lift—a chain of
aerial chairs which carries skiers up
to the head of the courses—taking
the 1,200-foot ride up Dollar Moun
tain, where there is no snow now.
He tried his hand at casting, using j
a plug instead of a fly, which is j
equivalent to fishing without a hook.!
'He also fired three shots on the'
skeet range without disturbing the
targets.
He also visited stables, kennels!
and a barbecue layout before re
turning to the cottage for dinner. '
Asked if he enjoyed the ski-lift
ride, the President commented, “Oh,
its all right; a little slow, but fast
enough for me.”
His activities, however, provided
a field day for photographers.
Mrs. Truman and Miss Truman'
tried out the longer ski ride on
Mount Baldy. At Arco, today, the
President was to be greeted by |
former Gov. C. A. Bottolfsen and
a local delegation and was to be
invited to stop for a talk and hand
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The speech tonight will be in
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