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Show BEAR, RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1W1 mam WHAT ARE VE DEFENDING? FAC3 Utah Guernsey Herds There's a lot of talk these days To By about "defense." in fact, it seems sometimes as if it were the only thing people are talking about. And millions of Americans are Development of Guernsey breeds busy in actual defense work the men in un- ia Utah will be scrutinized by naiformthe thousands in defense pro- tional and state dairymen July 11 r i i i i i t1 and 12 when Karl B. Musser of Petduction. rzw vcAfis But did you ever stop to think what erborough, New Hampshire, secreit is we are preparing to defend tary of the American Guernsey Catagainst the dangers that beset the tle Club and editor of the Guernsey Breeders' Journal, and some of his world today? Our country, of course! The sea- associates make a tour of the herds ports and airports the factories of In the state, according to Georce B. Detroit and Cleveland the corn- - Caine, head of the dairy department nelds of Iowa the oil fields of at Utah State Agricultural college. Mr. Musser will be accompanied on Texas. . . MILLION i "V cut defense of our material re his visit by C. M. Cummings, also of sources isn't all. We're preparing to reterborough, who ia in charge of Employment Security defend our land of civilization. That's the advanced registering department where we women come in. A good of the club. These two will be joined Agency Releases I IQ A JP& many thousands of us are working in in Salt Lake City by Jack Robinson, Payroll Data plants and factories these days. But California fieldman who formerly our biggest job is to help defend what served in Utah, and C. A. Smith. i'he average monthly wage for we call the American Way of Life, fieldman for Utah and the Northwest. the Utah industrial worker during Hall S. Bennett of 1680 East 45 which assures us the right to say 1940 was JU05.65, to flg. what we please, as we please, when South, Salt Lake City, and president ures released by according Ray R. Adams, we please. . . to go to the church of of the Utah Guernsey Breeders' as Executive Director of the Department of Placement and Unemployour choice. . . the right to elect the sociation, has outlined the program ment Insurance. Mr. Adams stated AINU WOMtH men and women who govern us and, for the tour which will begin at the ww Miuw aft .W' Q that his figures were based upon Of JfiPM 11. 9:30 m. a. THTTOO finally, the right to produce and do Murray city park, July reports from approximately seven MUSIACHfS 07 business according to the principles From here the group will visit herds thousand Utah employers who emSPfNPIN6 t) Of Nff INCOME OH tHem ars of free enterprise. RtSfARCH, AMP HAS INCREASE? ITS ployed an average of 80,185 workers belonging to J. B. Erickson, Murray; kt5cAKCH PERSONNEL V for each of month the Elmer So. 3996 4 streets was East our It year. Madsin, CV 71 W TM6 lASf 2 EARS It system of free private The average monthly wage In the enterprise that enabled us to develop A. G. WaUin, 1045 East 45 South mining Industry was 1133.92. This .Cthis vast continent and build up in streets; and Mr. Bennett was $3.00 more than the average At the Bennett farm lunch will be less than 200 years the highest for those working for finance, insurance, and real estate companies, It is the same adaDtable sys served following which a short meet and approximately 17.00 more than tem that is enabling us now to build ing will be held at which the visitors was paid those working for Intraarmaments at a much higher rate of will discuss some of the problems of state transportation, communicaspeed than they did in the countries the Guernsey breeders and the dairy tion, and utilities. The average of regimented economy. . . and this business in the United States. Since wage for construction workers was ' ?HAT weisnep 1WWW IT $94.10 a month; for wholesale and same free private enterprise will en Mr. Musser comes direct from the 67 Poustps. vws .nani CUFI GROWN eyA LANARK, Dcnnior) on rue n c adiav iob un retail workers, $95.41; service able us to adjust ourselves, with the East, Professor Caine, believes he I COMPLiaTEP ANC EXPEKilvt 10 MANUFACTURE fHAM SCtflXAMP, FARMER workers, $77.48; and for manufacI AirfnMomi rA?RiiBfYno; least possible disturbance, to the Dost should know much about the emer "mi run J"-- ' turing workers, $110.83. war period when we can turn once gency programs that are being con The state wide average monthly sidered. more to the production of peace-tim- e wage of $105.65 was $2.00 less than the state wide average for 1937, From here the tour will proceed commodities and lift our standard of but $3.00 more than the average to Davis county to visit herds north still living higher. for 1938. The total payroll for the of Leland Smith and Ezra Moss at our of life Actually, with way its year, exclusive of intrastate casic freedoms of worship, of speech. Woods Cross, and then well continue agriculture, domestic, and public payroll, was $102,000,000. press and assembly, of representative toward Ogden on the upper road to This is within $6,000,000 of the big Icommwarieii democracy and free private enterprise visit C. A. Ferron's Edgehill dairy V"k 1 ti iV? pay roll years of the 1920's, and m "Zi win te more difficult to protect in at Tyler Avenue and 39 South Street approximately $44,000,000 more than t'P JsA ' hi the me aays to come than our towering in Ogden. After leaving Ferron's herd roll in the pay 5 depths of the cities and" our rich countryside. To the next stop will be North Ogden J M depression. (V.Y' 3.1 Mr. Adams stated that the updefend it we must mobilize not only where Joe Chad wick's and the Ran turn in Utah began in December of our military and industrial power but dall Bros, herds will be the last visit 1938 and that the defense program our state of mind. . . our faith in this ed that day. has accelerated the upturn. The Saturday morning will be spent at month of December, 1940, showed heritage of freedom which has been nanded down to us from our ancestors Dr. C. J. Daines' herd at Logan, folPayroll Of I10.000.000. whirh u believed to be an record. who fought for it . . our determina lowing which the visitors will leave tion to keep it at all costs. And that for a fishing vacation in Idaho. (Cut Courtesy of S. L. Tribune) is where we women have our biggest BY PROPER EXERCISE Fruit supplies in the 1941-4- 2 season part to play. We are natural in our homes and in our com jare indicated to be slightly larger The Department of Employment Security Bowling will give you that munittes. If we women have implicit than in the preceding year. The in As A Basic Information Agency crease in of In the total fruit faith the American Way of Life, supply needed workout and talk and act that faith, then this available for domestic consumption Before any logical attack on the problem of be will as about as great government "of the people, bvt the probably can be made, currently correct Information mustunemployment be available. people, for the people shall not perish the increase in production since no Join the jolly Icrowd that Gathering statistical data for the use of labor, business and from the earth." appreciable change in the fruit ex public, to answer current and future problems is one of the situation in is port prospect during chief functions of the Department of Placement and gathers here nightly Unemploythis period. ment Insurance, (Department of Employment Security after Reallotment of a deficit of 42,173 July 1, 1941), short tons, raw value, in the Philip United States egg production dur pine sugar quota to foreign countries $2.00 reached nearly 131 million ing. other than Cuba was announced on cases,May under the German 'Shepherd in number laid just Dog Intelligent Last Week's Winners: Ef fie Deakin Calm Area in Hurricane June 27, by the Department of Agri Rex Laub Notably intelligent, German shephMay 1940, despite the fact that farm a hurricane be culture. is an This to addition a Although erd dogs may pre ers have 3 per cent fewer hens of lav originated as a type late 200 miles an hour, there is vious reallotment of a deficit of 73. a the Nineteenth century and were ablowing calm area in the center, usually 232 tons made by the Sugar Division, ing age. The Department of Agricul ly used as police dogs in ture reports that commercial hatcherabout ten miles across. AAA, on April 11. The total deficit ies set a new Jrance, Belgium and Germany. In high for May in turnWorld war represents the difference between the ing out about a fourth more chicks they saw much serv- as Red Cross 1941 Philippine sugar quota of 1,098,-06- 8 this May than a "The Maid of Orleans" dogs. But, be- year earlier. use or war Joan of Arc was called "The Maid name their hysteria, raw short and the tons, value, TO changed to Alsatian, Alsatian of Orleans." She defeated the Eng"Oil doff, or cViotVitv Ann lish there at the Battle of Beau- - amount of sugar which may be ad Indians Wore Skins and Furs l Waves In Piano Tones W Seeing Eye dogs for the blind gency, in 1429. mitted free of duty into the United The bureau of American ethnoloThe to wave from one th laver Mrs. William Petersen uerman shepherds. States from the Philippines. next In air resounding from low gy says that skins and furs consti"C" on the piano measures about tuted the clothing worn by the New Lake Vener Third in Europe The ward outing last Friday and 17 feet. The next hieher C. meas England and Nova Scotia Indians in ADVERTISING. A Good Thing SHOP THRU Saturday was a "Grand Success." as ures about 8V6 feet, and for middle Colonial times. They had not deFor a Rainy Day. THE LEADER ADS largest in Europe. acclaimed by those who made the trip. C it is about 4'A feet. Human ears veloped any weaving craft at that The group was not so large as was can not hear a pitch much higher time. hoped it would be but those attending than two octaves above that which said "No words can be found in the a piano can play. I :' . n.iin. Lake of Flaming Torch .w,'"""N I.,,. English language to describe the beau Lac du Flambeau, in Wisconsin, Belief or Ancient Greeks ty of the scenery which they saw." "lake of the flaming torch," was so Ancient Greeks believed that aaIo named by the French because th The campire program in the tops lake abounded in fish which were of the mountains and music revibrat- - came into existence bv arfei from taneously mud. ed in the of caught by torchlight. the night brought quiet . . will man near his maker. Saturday morning a few more join ed the party and enjoyed the day at the beautiful Bear Lake, The Boy Scouts, chaperoned bv their leader, Reginald Hunsaker, made a longer trip than the ward QUAIUY-EUIIlO.'IG-UYE- D They left Thursday noon and after hiking, and exploring they joined the ward in their campfire prog-raFri day night. The boys came home tired but very happy with the results of thwr trip Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans and fam ily, of Malad, visited Mr. and Mrs Heber Mortensen on Sunday. Lois and Vera stayed to spend their vacation WORLD and to join the group from here who are picking cherries in Brigham Melvin Petersen, of Alvacada, Cal IOTA ABOUT ifornia, visited his mother, Mrs Amalia Petersen and other relatives its your Job! truck Ge Ready for the LONG PULL with here last week. lie returned home on Monday, accompanied by his son. Ted dy, who has been visiting here for the past two weeks CHURCHES, Leo Petersen and low from Fern. daughter. Trucks that fi tlhc jofrlasi longer on tne operating mileage plus savings visited his mother, Mrs. Amalia Pet lob! That's a fact! maintenance low and costs expenses. owners And that's why eraen, and brother, Melvin, last Sat d Dodge trucks report extra be urday For the "long pull" ahead, youll money "gh mileage from their trucks . . . high lt Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Kelstrom. of the quality-buiahead with such a truck visited a number of their old Ogden, truck that fits your Dodge friends and relatives here last Sat job. So come in today and "get set" with urday the most satisfying truck investment you've Mrs. Rebecca Mortensen, our belov a better truck and a good ever made ed Relief Society president, is report HOMETOWN ed to be improving after her opera "deal" with liberal trade-i- n allowance and tion. She Is still at the L. D. S. hos easy budget terms. S, pital in Salt Lake. YOUR Prices and tpecificatiom subject to change without notice. Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Perry, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. William Petersen. They join ed the ward Saturday at Bear Lake and enjoyed the rido through Loean Canyon. They were accompanied home bv their erandson. David Wacstaff TREMONTON who has been visiting the Feterscna i gjgas ,. m u Be Surveyed National Club Head f m ymmWW 0 ' r stand-know- IJ .a n. V5F l ZJf rail-road- s, I 'nar, -rf KteaHGEa all-tim- e morale-builde- rs ... FOR HEALTH Given Each Week for High Score J. C. and Wess Place In Midland Hotel Bid?. 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