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Show r A COMMUNITY yeah twenty-eight- h Nlagn, Utah, INSTITUTION Number 3 Friday,: June 18, 1943 ir RRpn jil fish opening FEDERAL AUTO iiiiiiiiiiiittmiimifititimiittuiiiiiiiiii attracts TAX STAMPS iiuiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimtimiiim record CHATTER No Second Chance No Other Choice CROWD ON SALE HERE People Attend lime-cover- Plant-in- f . rear-vie- w Motorists Urged LARGE LOCAL To FiU Out Cards GROUP TO For . For those who fall and freeze on the floors of the cattle cars that carry them to German labor camps there is no other choice. For the little children of Tepe lini and Salonika and Athens who wait with swollen stomachs for the food ship that never arrives, there is nothing else to do but wait. For the Russian peasant with no choice but to burn hia home before the Nazis reached it; for the Chinese of Nanking who suffered the terrorism of the Jap; for all of those in nameless graves and numberless cells-f- or all of them-th- ere Federal auto use tax stamp, price $3, will go on sale in Magna Of Trout , and Garfield postoffices, announThursday ces officials. Every motor vehicle owner who operates it must purchase the yellow tax stamp and member hundred four Over affix it to his vehicle on or before n were present at the official open-i1, 1943, the collector said. It of the Utah Copper Duck and July is for the fiscal year ending July and the day 1, 1944. Fish Club Sunday, was declared very successful by The stamp should be placed on fishermen, feminine and mascul- the blind spot on the windshield officials. ine, as well as created by the mirror. the awarded was Taylor jack As an added helptip to the motorfor the can catching minnow prize ist dampen the spot on the windpounds shield largest fish, weight 3 rather than the adhesive and measuring 20" long. However, of the stamp. This will avoid side honfor the beset he was closely loss and theft, as the stamp will ors, as many others caught some stick. Motorists also are advised a and person to make a hardly big ones, of the serial record went home without the limit number which appears on the tax The fishing was truly a tight, stamp, in the event anything u one small boy expressed it to should happen to the stamp. see the many members, steadily In were trout in that the pulling instructions that have been issuplanted the previous Thursday. the following sticked positions The planting was also a very ed, are advocated: successful event attended by over State auto registration number-low1200 people.' A total of 5800 trout right corner as you ait in were placed in the canal, to be car. ' the the' for of experts onslaught ready State safety inspection sticker-lowthe following Sunday. right corner and to left of The boat races also proved very sticker. registration auccessfu! with the following Federal vehicle use stamp on winners being named: 5 H. P. Motors Varcill Pollack, blind spot on windshield. Identification sticker pass, for Derail Wright Holm-ateaarmy base, navy yard, war plant, 10 H. P. Motors-No- rm etc. on blind spot on windshield, LaVeme Peterfcon. 16 H. P. Motora-N- . Hofines, La1200 IM was no second chance, no A Books MENRECEIVE ATTEND PARLEY JUNE CALL Form Ready at Service Stations by June 22. Instructions Given , .Tlans to renew motorists A gasoline coupon books by mail un-d- LOCAL YOUNG Jr the streamlined renewal plan recently announced by the OPA beginning June 22, have been completed by the local War Price ana Rationing Board, H. Claude Anderson, chairman, announced today. He coupled this announcement with a request that car owners tllb their applications as soon as passible so that the board may process them and mail out aU new books before the present "A" rations expire, July 21 The mail renewal plan, which algo includes renewals of the basic D motorcycle rations, eliminates the school-hous- e registration that was necessary when the basic rations were issued last atittimn. To get his new A" or Ilbookj, a car and motorcycle oVner needs take only tie following simple steps: Pick up an application form service station. The forms A large group from the Magna Flower Garden Club plans to attend the Utah Associated Garden Clubs ninth annual convention at Memory Grove in Salt Lake City Sunday, June 20. from Approximately thirty-fiv- e the local organization have made plans to attend. The convention will be conducted by Emil Feulner, president, and also project chairman of the Magna Flower Garden Club. Reception and registration will be held at 9:30 am., general session at 10:00 a. m. and a picnic lunch (each one furnish his own, and the state group will furnish hot and cold drinks), general Session at 2:00 pm. and tour of the municipal rose garden at 5:30 p. . Supply of Men Nearly Exhausted Except Fathers A number of young men received their June 10th call from the Selective Service Board at Murray, states Mrs. Louise Erickson, clerk, to include the following: Frances Y. Siddoway, Garfield. Howard D. Roberts, Garfield. Edgar Orson Pratt, Magna. Leo Williams, Magna. Verl C. Elliot, Magna. Joe Thomas Marino, Magna. Moyle D. Stewart, Magna. William Charles Peterson, Magna. Virgil Wayne McDonald, Mag-n- other choice. But for you- -a choice still remains. For .all the m. peoples of the world, the road to Leo Charles Owen, Magna. E. E. Monson, secretary of state, freedom is still clear. E. Pittman, Magna. Dan will the address welcome. of give Never before have we been able Willard D. Roberts, Magna. Other speakers will be Captain to measure the price of freedom Frank Dee Peel, Magna. Cassady of the armed forces and for ourselves and our children in Wesley Gail Sadler, Magna. Arthur well news known Gaeth, such tangible terms. Will you Charles J. Bruner, Magna. Sloan of commentator, Joseph help to keep the road to freedom Department Paries, Salt Lake City Verfyn Jess Thomas, Garfield. open? Will you invest all you Jay Russell Hansen, Magna. and Mr. Nichols, Davis county can in War Bonds? Chester Owen Thomas, Garagent Its not so much to ask. Many L Mrs. Glen Finlayson will also field. of us are making more money Alma Robert Schmidt, Granger. ata give an address on Conservation than we have for years. The thing wi'l available at these places and Preservation of Vegetables Andrew B. Schmidt, Granger. be wed like to buy with that money Claude Sheppick, Jr., Magna. beginning June 22. by Freezing and Dehydration. are scarce-- or So, 4 Fill out the form and mail it Musical Alvin F. Pendleton, Magna. numbers also will be prewere asked to loan money at good to :tne War Price and Rationing sented. Lynn T. Clayton, Garfield. interest-- 34 for every $3 when Board Leonard M. Hubbard, Garfield. with (a) the back to is together invited attend. Everyone the Bonds mature. Money to help cover of the present A or D" Robert Allen Philpot, Magna. pay for the war keep prices book properly filled out and (b) Hollis S. Martin, Magna. down provide peacetime jobs ami the current tire The next call will be July 9th, inspection record a generally showing that and and goods peacetime fairly large, states Mrs. inspections proper Mileage ration identification decent world for all of us when Veme Peterson. Erickson. have been made. value on stamp, highest 22 H. P. Motors John only C. war is won. The Draft Board is of the opin"With volunteer help now being lower rear comer of the rear side theChances Kimball, W. B. Armstrong. are youre already in enlisted, the board will begin proion that supplies of all except the same aide as the the Payroll Savings 33 H. P. Motors --Chad Goodin, window as soon family men will be practically excessing the gas filler cap. John C. KimbalL War Bonds doing your bit But ss .they startapplications hausted by August the in, coming Inboard-OrStewart, P. Cliftdont stop there. Raise your board chairman said. New ration The military services are calling on. about 300,000 a month, and calls sightsi Do your best! bo& will be mailed back as soon Stewart, .Chad a they are ready. Every effort through 1943 will continue on Pergonal Elder Raymond B. Duckworth, about Goodin. that same basis. wUk.be made to have new books son of Mr. I read article B.very H. Interesting Duckworth, Sr., Considerable excitement was One problem Which the future In this month's Readers Digest in tiie hands of all car and motor- will be the honored caused in the open race when Mr. guest at the telling about the different opera- cycle owner by July 21, when Duckworth residence on the Ar- presents is the somewhat seasonal Clifton tore a pulley on the steeribooks But their tions our soldiers in training must expire. present thur Row Sunday, June 20, at character of farm work. There are ng gear, and his boat was thrown motorif be assured this can many farms where help is need- so only know will what undergo, they out of control. He was forced to Open House. ed badly in the planting and harto expert in "real battle, and ists and motorcycle owners coto are Friends invited call from init from crashing, but no keep seasons but not in the their applicareceived then operate a by from getting letter was voted 1:00 the my 5:00 to hours of upon m. It and vesting unanimously p. juries resulted. as soon as possible and renew the is believed -tion forms winterIt some husband the in United (now a group evening by Miss Janet Hofines, acquaintance and arrangement will be that expert in Wednesday them filing States Army), telling about the promptly appoved by to Bacchus retain the of of Elder people friendship Raymond. the government whereby competriding, also provided same he had had in The new application forms, like The young man returned Monmany thrills for the immense present school and have children similarexperiences ent farm workers those used last year, will have a training. day from a two and half year L. from one season will be carried crowd, when she performed many of the village attend there, rather to another tire inspection record attached, it D. S. mission to BraziL He left a His of Webto description be the typical day than Rio transported tricks of standing on her head, out was and out In the filling pointed this: somewhat permitted other ' "Got like de it' Janerio up by plane May 29th, and work to some extent balancing with one hand, while ster School make sure should in the winform, 4:30 at applicants had ran the a.m., chow, landed in Miami June 1st He pro- ter The meeting was attended by being towed at a fast speed. months. serial numbers are ac- ceeded to Washington, that their later moved obstacle and course, T. Dr. P. D. twenty-fiv- e residents, C, Induction of fathers will doubtwritten in. These num- where he was a Farnsworth, superintendent of in convoy to a site out in the curately guest of his cous- less cause a be from old bers the copied we where tightening up on ocwoods set our 'may up equipin, Ben Larson,' noted radio comGranite School District and Clartire record, as corrected at time deferments granted cupational We trenches slit ment in the dug and the member then Mr. left R. of with ence mentator, Naylor, Legion hardest ground I ever saw. We of the last inspection, unless the Larson for New York City, where single men except on farms. Many board. applicant has acquired a new tire he was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. of the younger workers in indusDr. Farnsworth and Mr. Naylor took turns acting as operators on since Elects then. In this case, he should W. S. Hook, former local residents. try will have to be replaced, makall from on was of telephone night the submit results will meeting 10 in the new tire number and write 11 3 so to and from to 5, didnt Elder Duckworth will be the ing more acute the shortage of and the decision of the people to in this area. attach-note to this explaining special guest speaker in the Gar- help For the board, whd will act upon the get much sleep. As the induction of fathers the board. we next started The field meetsacrament East Ward morning matter: , takes place, it Is probable that the The back cover of the present ing Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m., The meeting was held primarily to march at 8:26, after arising ration book is required as part and will tell of his experiences physical requirements will be B. Schwer was named to consider whether the Bacchus at the usual 4:30, and covered 9 lowered and some single men as miles in 2 hours (with full pack) of the application, because it is while in BraziL Several special of the Cyprus American school should be eliminated, a owner held evidence the that contest Twenty-ona musical numbers will also be pre hitherto rejected may then be Legion Post No. 38, grueling Thursday eve- there is somewhat of a decrease in properly-issue- d ration and is en- sented. accepted. It is also quite possible 4 rathfainted, out, at dropped boys At the enrollment ning, present regular election meeting. the that as the months pass, the age a to the chairman titled renewal now He succeeds but er walking my golf tough, J. L. Gallyer, ret- time, the first four grades are explained. and I Mrs. have Mr. comes in very handy, and Marvin Petersen limit for service may be raised iring commander. taught at Bacchus. motorist who has not had and family visited in Provo Wed- from 38 years to 40 years, possibly Any K- C. to fine. able been enup keep were The Bacchus patrons Taylor was named first higher. vice commander. Dr. We rested 15 minutes and then at hast one approved tire inspec- nesday with relatives. George E. thusiastic in their resolution to walked 4 miles to camp. We ate at tion by a qualified inspector will McBride, second vice commander; maintain the village school as the K. J Boyle, 1:00 and then went through the be denied a renewal adjutant; E. E. problem of transportation is some- mental llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflll conditioning course." We Allison chaplain. Bills, what difficult in the winter This Week s Story have to crawl along on elbows Jtate vice commander and Art months. under aand full rifle, with pack Horsley, State adjutant, were Even with a bell to tell him the barbed wire, etc. and also under Pwial guests. H. L. Bowers was , live machine gun fire loaded fish were biting, on a specially named sergeant-at-armmines go oft It is quite a thrill rigged pole. Dr. R. T. Jellison is Installation of the new officers tried dragging your- somewhat chagrined that he did- 3,000 Axis Prisoner Brought To ili be held Ever Thursday evening, self by your elbows and toes nt catch the largest fish Sunday United States ?ly 8th. in the A. F. of L. Hall opening of the through 3 inches of dust and morning at the a8na- The Drum Corps will Miss Janice Day is recuperating sore all over-a- nd Utah Copper Duck and Fish Club. I am Boy, live an exhibition pebbles? preceding the With his usual good humor and A group of Magna and Garfield in St Marks hospital from an We very dirty. incidentally, meeting. rushed back to the barracks, at- nonchalance, Dr. Jellison accepted youths, consisting of Boyd Doug- .appendectomy. fishing pole that was offered las, Earl Perry, Waide Munden, tempted to clean up, and then thehim by members, and proceed- L. Miklovick and Tom Vagenaa, With races for the kiddies, a rushed to math class at 6:30. 1 had to States with- ed to fish with it even though members of the TJnited contests and various go to test, mmath take lavish parade, was made with a loud beU, and army, have returned to the states, for the adults, fireworks, a big out supper, in order to get there it cel- on time. Studied until 10:00 p. many other gadgets that were after many unusual and harrowdance, the Independence Day to upset a regular fisher- ing experiences, on board a ship ebration here July 5th, promises mn and now must get to bed for planned man. that was filled with Axis prisonto surpass all previous years, and the usual 4:30 a.m. rising.' GASOLINE get some ers. But, Dr. Jellison,-4iA book coupons provide a joyous holiday for old "I am now on Cossack" guard Our published bouquet this some people with reguThe prisoners, numbering 3,000 week 8od for four gallons each and young. working a 1 hour shift and 2 fish, is extended to members of a snare to States couldnt United were the lar must walk We nary poles brought jugh July 21. Renewal of basic Concessions will be at the peril off for 24 hours. the American Legion, Firemen of Law in and are now stationed bool, to be handled by mail with hot dogs, hamburgers, soda continually carrying our rifle and one! and others the local ! department in June. rence, Arizona. They were captur- who are- comm- in formal dress, guarding the ra iiimiiitiiiiimmiimiimtiiiitiiiiiimii in the festive candy on sale. The assisting water, of will and the battle in ed Africa, live n No. 13 good ittee in charge have been promis- dor equipment and using . here. be put in interment for the dura' July 4th celebration deserve men the utmost These pounds, valid through ed ample supply of meat, soda-po- ammunition. The rador is the most tion of the war. for dangerous spot in the camp and August is. Coupons No. 15 and commendation for their work and candy and other supplies local Most are of in 18 the the boys good for five pounds each the they guard it most carefully.-- A they are contriday. eastern states, but have written the many hourssuccess dayl are of the afthe canning purposes. typical for entries lexjcted buting Many very interesting letters to their fair. Countless details and entern No. 24 good for the parade, states Dell Shep-picof the experience H. L. Garfield has been appoint- parents, telling tainment to please all during .the , Pound through June, chairman. To Invited be givetc. Public will Red coupons J, K, for of thia minimum of expense-m- ust the ed detailed r program peace justice A dayatbe aworked tod M now valid out by the varto fill the unexpired term COFFEE BY MAIL through June. en in an eariyissufc Hearing district, Granite Budget Coupon N valid on nexl Monday, ious committees. of Owen S. Jacobs, who is moving good through June. The day, which will be celeto Taylorsville to manage a large Coffee drinkers who order their jgW BOOrSASWVE PROCESSED FOODS Blue and farm there. blends by mail may now pay brated on Monday this year, is Grandairy of the The general public arrived Mr. Jacobs unexpired term is for the purchase by enclosing de- destined as a time for the pleajjupons K, L and M valid through A number of new books ite District is invited to attend over three years. During his tached ration stamps with . the sure of young and old while we for ensuthe Magna Publicthe helves a Budget Hearing for the u??ES"stnP No. 18 becomes it of office, he has proven order rather than the entire ra- also realize the significance of the tenure on evening, next Tuesday will be placed r one Pei oil June 18. of the ing year efficient and capable. tion book, OPA has announced. time and observe it with fitting enjoyment very and offices WAR RATION BOOK the pleasure June 22nd, in the Granite Mr. Garfield holds a prominent Formerly, consumers were re- programs. f m. 8:00 at p. "Jtog mailed out to persons who nd re- quired to forward their War RaSo, to you men who are workthe in community, place expendiPPbed before June 11. proposed It should off! tion Book to the retailer or whole- ing for the success of this day, our ! Complete ewro. the district will be sub- ceivedasthe Approval of local r Put swy for safe keeping and hats are off in salutel the reading tures of well as county officials. saler for removal of stamps. of cert, advantage mitted. btod. uptn later when take material books are exhausted. -- you-am- ong er er le. a. -- ' d, - (left),,, Open House To Honor Returned - d Plan-buy- ing Missionary em Baccfitis People Open-Or- em Wish To Retain Present School - turf-boa- . Post Officers - New Year J- - a com-and- er i e - Mat-mew- Local Youths Return From Long s, Trip Escorting War Prisoners GALA TIME s. PLANNED HERE JULY 5TH - RATION OUR BOUQUET THIS WEEK reminder d Jf- - - ... H. L Garfield Justice of Peace pupAR--Coup- p, - - COFFEE-Coupo- k, - 3-- Now J fnt - |
