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Show .tii ' -- nfe.fK.PWiKiinn,! fo- . I Mi THE PAYSON CHRONICIX. PXYSON. Navys No wot Wallop Jap.' WANT ADS The PaysonChronicle j i. ELISHA WARN EH, Editor 2 1 ia'.l t ie m ii - Mrs Emma Wilson, Local Correspondent ' Phone b4 Enured at The At i lei L Post Office at Payson, Utah County Utai. mail matt r as stcond-clas- .. i u . I. ti (. Biggest and Heaviest Dive Bomber Ever Used in Army or Navy. , it itrig- ulollillg I X) hjit ti . J 1 l: c n u 1 t i - 1 t v n and ui EDITORIA- L- NATIONAL f XC ASSOCIATION! "PjZklcbt ylLunfrit , $2 00 $1 25 - F I Dm 1 ot a It National ( In. a. s.J Serving America's AdvertRert III W Randolph I, Ctucaqo andthe imill I. t EDITORIALS LEGISLATIVE In case the session of the legislature lasts longer term elected than 100 days. California legislators are allowed $12 per day Wyoming pays $ 2 per day tor regular sessions and $ 0 p r d ly for special sessions Arizona pays her legislators $8 00 pr Colorado 20 and allows cents per mile for transportation day allows and the two lor traveling $1,000 expenses years pays Montana pays $10 00 per day and 7 cents per mile legislators have to travel to and from the capitol In Nebraska, legislators draw $1,744.18 for the two year term and actual traveling ex penses, and in Nevada the lawmakers draw $10 00 per day and 10 cents per mile. Oregon pays $8 00 per day and 10 cents per mile. Idaho and Washington pay $5 00 per day and transpor ation at the rate of 10 cents per mile. i ill i i iu hi i i i , . i t A ,11 I ll ' 'n , gllets , i,i lv nod n! Trt ; ill all i - .1- s ll 11 DLi ' a ll Row la i u ni1 ii 11 11 1 Ls 'uqTr John " miangtd ,id andA hi Lu I , i i U- i . m.lti via- - ej ( i tK m tin ii i - e ,. tne j tn Mm Til V. :r Ri1 in, Ut Ei landsun Mis MtUkllen i, ii Si , -- I, p Sill e is t N i v Puls, It VV Mm N City uc ( ' a ne Winters here last Q Spencer at ! I ..il. i Id si - e W C'lDa' wiit n CUV apital ill! Mis Spt IK LI and to . I't Ml t i d n I i and Mi f i one it U V i i v C"l-- Mi k ,ig a II a. e E'Dii- s salt t F. akt1 lain i b. B.o.ul nt visited in Cuy last week with THE RATES CHARGED TOR j FESTAL f.SGKEY ORDERS AKD THE RiTES WE j CHARGE FOR RELCVV WE SHOW i BANK MONEY ORDERS 1 to v GI's in nen. of cards iiat eve bor-deiin- SAVE TIME AND MONEY HERE! OF PAYSON To Serve You Better Insurance iDipo.st Boxes 1 Loans War Bonds) i Lot will full basement and no tloor with lumber to maid aln EaR, bth So If inti les'i 1, make offer. Lot Solo Ni a w Nazi Underground Is Planned, Visitors Say THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... TravSTOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. iAYSON elers from Germany reported that loom buck homo, are already under way there sioikii, full basement, plans to a FOR SALE L . fui-nu- butk h l n 2 A AT'A ihiekin ie, lame lot. 7 1 o, secret underground Nazi foster in the event Germany is movement giumry forced to capitulate under military Dal alll 5 i"i"i biiik moli in home, defeat. l.u i lot $2 TOO The newspaper Handels-Oci.ule w i of t0 ,n le lu m, of Golcborg said it ln m learned that instructions had gone K i m Goon u oi k h : e ioi out to loyal party members and SS H h Ot l!0 OlH hi tl.ltt and SA men on how to organize se1LI.IAMS lnquiu K D ID E cret movements under the slogan: il l'Nlu '1 Iiki The National Socialism Idea Never S umsli Folk lhone 214-- u Will Capitulate. doid i oop A h 1 Wti L5 1 m ' A . J-:! - , ) ) V. -- 'A' X 2 i m apt vv ith Shifting Sands Wipe Out bath Traces of War in Africa lnquiu 11! No oui East For lu i.t Fin nisi Stiutlv mod, heat 211! No. Main Sherlock Holmes r.unislud Ap.utmi'it Duke i.mi With PROBATE NIGEL 8t loi Hi nl GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES H Consult County Cleik or spective signets for fuither re- In the District Couit of the Fomth Judicial Distuct of the State it Utah, in and for Utah c i untv NOilCETU CREDITORS In ti Matti t of the Estate of DATES, Deceased w, p i sint claims v i' i vo, i urn, undu o.un. to the at 1,' s.gnic. admmistiati i hi i ii'vi I, me in Faison, Utah, on ' J uiie 24, D44 M Mill! ANN HATES, dOSl !'H Cu M.o-- 1 v iik K W TWi tot ni 1' VsilP. 5 A T,LI , U.d A.r 'must i ati r sti ati ix. ix , P cently aboard a parachute troop plane ; iter visiting most of the North African campaign spots. S ffting sands have obliterated nearly all signs of the warfare which took place in the desert. Only faint traces of tank and artillery tracks remain and they are seen mostly in the scarring of occasional green vegetation. Yanks Bagged 4,100 Nazi Planes in 43; Lost 1,150 LONDON The Britain based United States Eighth sir force destroyed 4.100 German fighter planes during 1943 and dropped 55.000 tons of bombs on Europe at an cier-al- l lis i f less t'mn 4 ptr cent, Lieut. Gen Ira C. Eaker, commander of the gt ap. ri polled American losses for 'e year were approximately l OoO bombers and . r 'Jft j 4 . . t 'iffilSj . - A. - - - -- 4 irh t r L'J'L't A 'A- .7 A - . S' Q'l'te ' a , FA ' to ; c f: - , J " I . ,i - . t I , ' 1 i ' . s ( v l vi I, ..it ' ul, f ri aioy i ,'t j ' ' p,i, d 150 flghte-- s ' a CAIRO, EGYPT Postwar battle-scen- e tourists will have little to see, said Lloyd Stratton, president of Associated Press. Ltd (British subsidiary of AP), who arrived here re- 'hv?,'- - r A-- FOR AJENT JA - V ' i 1 Foi lit nt Mutual Ti vuk D j mter-- i (Fin Cow an ami M'ss Phyllis Jtu.l.is lit it! p. ,t s wue lul i . i , l d , v 1 wii WITH KOVO Vi played tn i at her hiint G it ts m a, dit'on to the i u i lbt is v . i Mis. Heber t ii.h J.i i s, Mm. W A Vi Ultllan, Mrs lass ih.i ; ;l (. Hell-div- i FOUND Of WOOL' MONDAYS 6:30 Uri ana jio-duce- I w BRUCE fj:.n gut Hell-dive- soft. fAKHSKKOWN RATHBONE F a the i - M lu J Joli D, t u ii S, ll, m il i constitutional amendment is being oftered this year to make the pay of Utah lawmakers $300 per year. BAZIL XXd, at hgnl. Satuijdj i FOR ul and - t U . I upti.d gilt nM Mm kliss ivv 1 , . h. V s,,,i i , l i - d,- - -- , !v . i mi! ii um 1 i , He'l-dive- i'i, i' y the ti ,, ul s quut 'icmbtq 11 ni w as i hi .on u, i , nd il h llial . h ( Cli , t . e Jill M lit table l, liui.s wui u i , v ne : 1 1 1 l i d a I ll ,1 l I t U is il i i , ,e ill nil I ll ,1 Ms lui ,1 v mil. A tom i a Du-- . llr IK II ll pi ()li tuUi Ms -- i main on the job without extra pay. WAH i i lii In Utah legislators are allowed $4 per day for a 60 day session and 10 cents per mile tor one round trip each session. In case a session runs over 60 days, legislators in Utah must re- tVHY (tfTH i i V i In the South, Alabama allows legislators $10 per day; Arkansas $500 per year, with $6 per day extra in case of a special session; Georgia, $7 per day; Mississippi $1,000 per session; North Carolina $600 per year, with an additional $8 a day for special sessions; South Carolina pays $10 per day straight; Texas, $10 per day; and Virginia allows $720 tor each regular and $360 tor each special session. IS BUYM ' lot u ' S s Mx 4- Uan ' i Dll. S at, i tits A eiig-ini- Eastern states arc much more liberal with their lawmakers Pennsylvania pays $3,000 per regular session and $500 for each special session, and allows the lawmakers to make one round trip home each week at state expense. New York pays $2,500 per year and allows traveling expenses tor one round trip home each week. Illinois pays $5,000 for the two year term and allows transportation expense. mwooi ,1 it ll . iHlKdlute the raids and were attacked tv i , ( ii t t i nl lile.ii e hg erny tlghteis, but their speed carUi.i.uj .l H a J HI . e .1 le ul Ulick them away without lo's ried 1 Vi ce If ill j - lie bcr. The engineers t 11 tie phv e t1 SE2C. The navy ealK it tk 1 L lid i t ilaa. 1 FOR bAI.i. And the repents of its pert ( Wilson. uiud formance Indicate that the Jaja-nese- , i ( 1 A i ), h.ila hay after Rabaul, must have their Hi Vlh. JH ( own name for it Has Folding Wings. i , to. 'a i i ,.,o . i Ii III gull Ul kl t v r am far the .,1 .1 111, , s .1 A comparable ill now is emg the army, .i.w.l. Du. Ilia 11,11 bo. 75U hall. also, from plans that took a Vied .in. to 2 years time by 300 of the ; , , . , L..i ut oe e t culm - devise. Three-fourth- s i , (1 Sit Vila t .111)110 Stull. output is handled by Cuitiss-Wrigh- t 1.1 - s . at Columbus, Ohio, and two .1 out are factories Canadian turning TIKE REPAIRING m h the remainder. na i, The navy, declaring that performoA'vi, lUu, lie, L.j V uieutiiz-,l)- a lui .iiiail Iji euK j lie, v elulie ance of the new plane brings the 7, 1, uilii Clii.ups Cia,u0e. attack team of dive bomber, tigl t r u and torpedo bomber to its higher REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ar ch made of effectiveness, point the great advances made in the Am. u i nuOM MuDElLN IiUME.heat-- ( , I, lie tie e ut kind, With The diving flap mechanism opern lb y Ddllg laliuly oielluld, ii on the V Jui e, Cull 111 ates three times faster than eiii J), close ill. a s Ja item an important original model, 1. ki ,,ii,i in, e u ,,n ultel d. The flaps aie split 2U AL lit. a lino ami, ad Evil and In combat flying i that is, four flaps on each wing inI W i in condition, lull water OetAcell Pay son. and stead of two to increase braking nsnl, Lakecontrol in power dives Flaps slow S t,2U0 Ut) ejpi in , down the plane to make it easier for CjRA'i nLALlA DO Wist Cet 'ei the pilot to aim at his target lhone 370 Piovo The wings fold something new in dive bombers, which must be built 3 tuil oALE L'lieap New loom for tremendous stresses so snugly uiueeo la aae located in Olein, two planes can be loaded on VV that 7oJ Call 3id S lot laie one elevator, thus cutting almost in half the time for getting a squadron I OR SALE or Rent Twenty to the flight deck. q aei e fuin west ot Payson Bombs Are Ini losed. tlie iiili line canal. 16.31 slats, another new item, Wing acies liaung sftawbeiry water. work in tip with the landing connection Inqmie ot S E. Quigley, Gar- gear to provide the extra lateral land, Utah stability needed m carrier opera8 zoom modern tions. The slats protrude from the EOR SALE leading edge of the wing and give In line. 4a00 00. 180 N 1st W. an added firmness against wind effects. 10 at aeie lann luR .jALE- Bombs are completely enclosed in Genola, I tali See iledtn Taylor 11. t. D. 1 the fuselage, something unique in xirr.aquin dive bomber design, making for tOR SALE Count at tin Noith greater speed and better handling. and Alain, Pay sin, 2 good size In addition, the bomb bay accombuilding lots, eXcilknt location modates two bombs instead of o.ie, reasonable pi ice Will divide another dive bomber first. lot. See R. L Wilson, 112 East There is a folding turtleback be8th South, Spungeille. seat to hind the radioman-gunner- s home increase visibility and firing field for EOIl SALK-Modii- n Mweial outbuilding, apgiox. 1 the swivel guns. The plane is powered by a Wright aeie md, good water light. lv in Engl nd 120 South 7tn West. Cyclone engine of undisclosed t'i,, 1 Vrsamu .. ,i w e ml At- - , . PAY IN OTHER STATES Utah pays licr legislators less than any other western state California, for instance, pays $1,200 pr iar for the entire CMVm. S - -- i... u i M, P ml of tU . ul i 11 i l (,n ni 11 Il-- i.' . i 1 I ,nip, ltl Mutioir, ' I,h e !,d n ih pnii-el ill ni1 pit Mi i Hottroot Bldg , San Frnciico. Cat s , - .ii MS t t Home Town Newspapers Wi . , Auooahon) i Dii u t -, quit; Ur : i k S , .n'l i i 1 , : Mis 1 ,sl- - i , . i . 1 ic. ; I , 1 vice. newspaper AivviJiTirvr. ami Eifot'a! i i K ha ' 1 ,, 1 National Advertising Reprasantativ i v Ho- il i One Year .. .. Six Months l. , ' ii i 1 i!k r'U" 111" 0 tltJj tl l( j . o quiitti t i t II J Member Utah State Press Association National Editorial Association !,, I i th i , , , .1 ll d ,i i ' ll ' n " WASHINGTON -- It t c U i and L,qtied ut r.u'.T 1, i '..ul p... Vue ped Hed ic er Is bo"' ' T j ,i, Vil lde out of the Jo j mesc ' . L . i It can land n a dime bei ae . ' tl v t I s, ag spt tidl fkq s ar m i ill, jjL elll discloses, ar d can t ei p I e w U,1 Oo.Uk., I. the H Heats and Cuimt I ica I Yet It Is the bigg' t a " d let. a ' dive boniber ev ei ut d by t e u . PERSONAL the aimy or the mar ne-- c i. It was r tr,orh d ffi in t1 ri Helldiver with 839 n.utor nal A v b, tiJel Do J'hiU ANi.Ni " ve ltu ard, in the v. u L of U changes ullellt 11.,; ;Obl - Adm. Dew.tt Cl r1 in ruiu-e- ; C Ll.Ui Ji n . a. cqiplctc of tl e navy s b in ati of at n j L C , . I . o U - I ij I U J, uu, jlutc lj l it packs a ten die v allop foi t ,e j I a i 1. ii i J iiiUJbdlluoJ, Japs On November 11, at Rabanl a carlUa.uiiiii,, i j .. 1,1 1,iC, glamor n , ,u , .1 ,.i ik j lclun led rier based Iltlkhvir sinadnn e u r, C it I. I .1,1 1. a light cruiser and a ch tioyi" P1 r ltj )i Ut, C u ably sank a heavy cru wr, la iv y vIIGCELLAEOUS FOR SALE dan'aged anothi r light cri ser, aid probably damaged a m cond d buyt I u,i .i i.j, Li.ii jc 2 vv k er The Helld.v rs lc ft the u e f s Vi., in i. MAX R WARNER, Business Managei p ; i.t VJvl 1 ). uiiltunt 8 , ' v , - , .air, I V im thi ;n I does not prohibit? watched conditions pretty t.irt-13 years of prohihm'!1 111 cm.ntry. The only thing I co..ld c Vl out of It "as booths liquor m'-.liquor ... plus the worst crime a ' tion tins country has ever known daring our - ' I I , v n! Botleggers must post Ceilirfl I tdtral Agents seize TrickLl : Dutsnt that go to prove, Joe, that , , v is Tl uftt- - JikA |