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Show 1 PAROWAN I Value o f Cor.imunily itli Spotlighting ; quit.ildy u( Iht- UTAH - ( t.iU-- i .iV i l! ii Oiu1 unu-- Prkt: :t'.et. Wr iifs autifal p.nk It y Kobi-i- t Dear U1IO. Picas , t,i plt. and gn.vc:, j i d by luaily city m need only nd.- up and dovwi Du highway to nutlet groves id tngm-tn-in- t ttii-- , pei haps planted ready a bundled years ago, but to wh.th no attention ha been given m u l et. I Veais M.et tiavelers crave rest and relaxation and they will deep ly appreiiate the hospitality exp:e. ed m an invitation, posted along the highway, to stop and enjoy the city pat k. Here, pai lieulai ly. every rent 'pent by the municipality in lnv pioving and maintaining these beau ty .p,,pi will pay b:g dividends in tourist dollars as well as in humrpi benefits. It can be easily deinonstiat-ethat in most highway cities, a u asonabie expenditure of $2,000 nr $2,000 can bung to the community an additional annual business of $100,000 In private industiy, any t business man would Welcome such a business inn ease at so luy a cost. While buildings and fences have deteriorated over the yeau, these trees have steadily become more magnificent. We have not ap- predated them because they have become common to us through prux jnuty. hut to the tiavcler, weary after a long tide over desert lands, a green oasis will always be a welcome sight. 1 t.a-On- e - j 0,mnin to i f V-ois t11 ex m.int'v us cxjunx- .' i. :ms l!i ftame 5l, p, ,uh fedeial. stut I, un.t "j0 h n. - ,v ff d agencies. : It Jp.w.vcr. require very ti reach an undcr-,- r "that ""I an expenditure 1h Vi'ry hih clasS 0 1 ' ? .f cr the IxpfiJui f $ - j !,jj transition period 1 Vv t.oit of certain pubfn f vn. i 4 ",d officials is to aid in em- t , r.t "f income and I, vr. i cona to insure -fit, m older standard liv- of ent di a "s jj. J mass uncmplov- for thoughtless or to denounce or pre- - lit , p.,. 1lt v .. is lf flw d"1- expm htaie in add-- d . ,i that would, m over and over If ,is, CM. tT-l: .1 S members of the time when all reg-Irsiy.i-are aggressively com-- J sources of income jfor nv.ent. it is no le.s than e pi to clearly dis- dA of , ;h by an analysis of present whether continuing benefits, ' ;11 3 4 fc,ef.: d At a s es j. expend:!.: r e investments. v,?i,v f v vT wi'.ii S Bnd I With a short letter from Mr. and Morris left on Mis. Murray Rawson to tell us that Ogden where they; now live in Idaho Falls, Mrs. Morris's they Mrs. people fmd woik until next Rawson states that Murray has been made District Supervisor in that city for the Deseret News and they feel P. yd M:s rj I- - 1! w they are fairly permanently located Anna says they can see the new Salt for left Miller Idaho Falls LDS temple from where Tayl-.visit to on Wednesday they live and that they like the city City her children there, Mr. and very much so far. Vcron Decker and Miss Betty rela-f- . ;.e Miller, as well as other Mr. and Mrs. Bernarr Adams and there. Bei nans mother, Gertrude Adams and spent, a few clays in Salt Lake City and Mrs. Clair Rowley the first of the week, visiting with r.bers of their family left last relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Adams, who tk end for Southern California arrived here a week ago from the receipt uf a telephone call from Tacific Coast following the formers :: son Doyle Row ley, U. S. Navy release from the Navy, will return rr.g that he would be there for to San Diego in a few days where ihort time and could visit with intend to make their home. they come down. 5 . I n would if they ATTENTION Mitchells Variety Store PAROWAN, UTAH now an Agency for the MILFORD LAUNDRY & CLEANERS Is pllidrar Pick Up On TUESDAY and FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK . In Paragonah the Agency is Maxs Service Station PXSOWA H UTAH. FEBRUARY THE WORLD THIS WEEK ta nuiie f a: til Ip.itc in llif ,l I: .tit-- n.,m U.th ;il in : l.ttk.ng then N k t TUXES, Patterson Stay Away The United Nations Organization '.as I tally set balk till Its dignified t els whin the people of the enw leh aica in Coniieetl of welcome, rut let out a road--no- t the establishout of protct--ag.iins- t ment td the UNO headquai ters in '.heir teiTito: y The protest was haid v expecti d after scoie of cit.es in '.he United States had vntualiy urned themselves inside out in an ffort to he select til as the permanent home of the woihl organization But the people of Connecticut seem So have good reasons for their feelings. If tht UNO were to move into the Stamford CIreenwtch arear about 5000 persons would have to move and the communities would lose the 22, 194(3. WASHINGTON 1 NEiWS Vi S'.um-ioid-cil- property valued at $100 million. So, they have nothing the UNO, but like the song the river they are singing, 'Please stay away from my door." taxes on To Test Strength The CIO is flexing its political muscles and going through some R your streets, ' store-front- deon, inviting look wioes ond buildings s hove that neat, that tempts travelers to stop and spend your town have a drab, . . . uninviting, soon that makes tourists want to be on their way as hnprove the possible? Start right now . . . TODAY . . build- -' VPParance and facilities of business spot or your own when lnS! Itwill mean EXTRA DOLLARS in your own pocket kwhb start ?? to spend that $100,000,000 in Utah this year! series to promote a rjreatertouns trade I .'On .a i . i ; e.-- ot n. w land- - 1 i : ; i TRICES: gated land' W. SUN Through Hiqhwny. Icke GRANGER K. n R:gnli The St.,!' telenet- x I. k The resiyn.itii'n rs fiotn the Dep.i: (tin nt f 1iiU ii t an ed quite a slir HI W.i'luncli :! l.i't week. It W a (lent : .ills .llltu i paled that the Seci et. ii y would leave the cabinet, bill thele a:e folllpt tent n vers who think, that hi was tuned and d. ain.it ted t" the fullest extent for a !e.f.o!i that, It at the moment, is not ele.o Wa-drd he a that rally Ootid vei v effluent admim-l- : .itmn. and ll had many supporters alone with share of el'.t mu lie fame jnp. the department in DLt.t l.ke a lnai and letn ed in the same m, nine: 1 . " ,V and elect I 1 -- !'! a'.f lit-.- - anv inlei tion and moio e! 1., t t . . t i . ; t TIME MON , hi-fa- p f thixt-- 40c P. M. TLES With s a WEDNESDAY a THURSDAY & a stop Iiitei sec- like signs at one or ii to slit'll intei . Big Bonanza see-tio- with le.sin-natio- FAt-i- & 7 - Jeanne Crain and Dick Haymet Short and New n. at specified i o: may designate !! : a in though hlghw u m. i 30c STATE FAIR with i; 'late !,:ghWaV', and l. al authi !a ' l '.ll It felt II. f to 'I lilW.lXs i.ndt then Jull'dlt tit'll I I Sc STARTING Utah - and l.t'aiu Special Sicpt Required fROM OUR CONGRESSMAN THEATRE Parowtn. I ! i J ALLADIN KNOW YOUR TRAFFIC LAWS vehicle shall signs except when of a Richard Arlen and Jana Tratea stop at siit Ii tcd tit p i ed hv a police officer tr tlaffic canti il signal di-it- Cartoon a a a FRI. & SAT. Tlwood Page made a tup to Pro- the fu 't of the wetk to take bis Lonnie hat k to her school at tilt1 HYU. lie was accompanied by lus parents. Mr. and Mis. John Page and Miss Ites-i- e Ann Dotuusky. Its i A Pleasure" With Sonja Henia and Michael O'Shea s Toll at Hiroshima The single atomic Domb which exploded over Hiroshima last August 6 and blew Japan out of the war, caused 306,545 casualties according to Allied Headquarters in Tokyo. Included in this total were 78,150 dead, 13,983 missing and 9,428 seriously injured. Nearly 177,000 persons were listed as general sufferers including those made ill by the blast, or who suffered minor injurclothies, or were deprived of food, these of In spite ing or dwellings. said is it however, appalling results, that there is too much "atomic bomb Alexhysteria. According to Major aviation expert P. Seversky, ander who examined the Hiroshima ruins, the atomic bomb used on that occasion would have done no more damconstructage to the more sturdily or ChicaYork ed buildings of New Such go than a insignifi-cen- t been have would damage as compared to Hiroshima. But he admits that future atomic bombs will be more powerful. 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N-tan- N-ta- iff Skirmish for the General General Omar Bradley, head of the Veterans Administration, has shown himself as be as good a fight er off, as on, the battlefield. When recently attacked by American Legdeion Commander John Stelle who be replaced, manded that Bradley the general immediately launched a counter attack. The Veterans Administrator said that he suspected that the charge comes from Steele, not from the American Legion. He traced the criticism against him to a dispute over the location of a hoswas inpital which Mr. Stelle reinforcements terested. Meantime, for Bradley appeared when General Eisenhower offered to go anywhere his former anytime in support of last to reports According colleague. General Bradley has completely rou and was firmly ted the enemy his position. holding Loosens Sticky Paper with paper you have trouble table sticking to your varnished with or spots the spot moisten tops, will olive oil. The sticking paper come oft In a jiffy- - N-ta- Swoo-oo-sh- 'jpJwejtjfi, IS IT ATTRACTIVE, INVITING.. DOES IT NEED A FACE LIFTING . ! W 1 calisthenics in preparation Silver Legislation: ir a test of its strength at the Confaun members of Cone: The this gressional primary elections on states the Western mininits put pring The first test will come cm a it was a battle, although vigorous April 9 in Illinois. Later the CIO losing one. to prohibit the selling of will try its wallop at the ballot box While the silver as a eonimodity in Indiana and Ohio on May 7, Ore of the silver legislation proponents gon May 17, Pennsylvania May 21, passed it through the and California on June 7. The un successfully it House, yet must luudle the Senion will seek to defeat candidates it is expected it will meet where ate, unfavorable to it and to elect those from the Western strong opposition who will support labor legislation. Senators. From the present attitude of Con gross toward the unions it looks like Reclamation Projects: the CIO will have plenty of incum Sufficient funds are now available for completion of the Scofield bents to work against. Supreme Court say "NO project near Price and the Newton Court States The United Supreme project north of Logan. These two in refusing to stay the death senprojects are practically complete. tence against Japanese General To Both will be on an opeiation basis moyuki Yamashita, the erstwhile prior to the coming irrigation scanow who of purrs Malaya 'Tiger like a kitten, has closed a possible technical loophole through which he and other Nip war criminals might have squirmed out of their just punishment. Yamashita, thru his attorneys, had challenged the authority of the U.S. Military Commission which had tried and sentenced him in Manila. 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