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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH THE S ALINA SUN PublisKed Every Friday EMPTY! Complete Banking Service at Salina, Utah. Erttered at the postoffice at Salina as second-clas- s matter, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION First State Bank RATES: One Vear oiSa-in- $2.00 Sir Months. a ..... 1.00 Payable in Advance. In making change of address, give old address as well as the new. Advertising Rates Given on Application. . Capital and Surplus Editor and Publishei H. W. CHERRY Member (JUDGE WINS GAMBLING PRIZE; CITIZENS ASK W II V 7 TAXES MADE HIM QUIT. The fact that a, Cincinnati, "Ohio, jurist recently won $1000 at a church bingo party, and a city detective won $500 at another church party, pro-u- p voked the following comment: When it is a crime punishable by arrest and fine for an ordinary citizen to wager a dollar on a horse race, how much greater the offense for a judge or a member of the detective force to indulge in such practices! Those observers who frown upon gambling of any sort were of the opinion that there was something 0 in a judge, who sits upon j consistent last year. volume of business the 'a municipal court bench and tries Although done seemed large, he said there w.s gambling cases, receiving $1000 as a little profit, as the tax collectors took gambling prize. The unfavorable pub-th- e major portion of what might have lieity aroused by the incident caused been a return for his investment and the. chief of police to issue a notice the worry of trying to ketp going. So requesting his officers and detective he decided to quit. to resist temptation and asking that Every business man, big or little, their families do likewise. The complaisant attitude of many can appreciate how Mr. Nowak feels about all this. Not only are the taxes people toward church gambling practhemselves an almost unbearable bur- tices is shown by a bill recently inden, but the endless bookkeeping, troduced in a state legislature making making of reports, and satisfying all bingo illegal except in churches. the official boards, commissions, in- However, while no ban has yet been spectors and agents are enough to placed on church bingo parties in Cindrive one crazy, even if he were for- cinnati, those in the know predict tunate enough to make a little profit. that this form of gambling is doomed in that city. In the neighboring state of KenIt is said that one way to stimulate business would be to get rid of about tucky, Governor A. B. Chandler ve7,000,000 second hand cars now clut- toed a measure passed by the state tering the market and the roads. Why legislature that would make legal not have Uncle Sam purchase them bank nites in connection with moand give em to those folks on relief tion picture shows. who dont have a car? Jets of water are sprayed over the Warden: Whats the idea of hunt- outside of an automobile windshield to cleanse it with a new device when ing with last year's license? I birds the Im a button on an instrument panel is hunting Sport: missed last year. pressed. j Deposits In This Bank Are Insured In Accordance With the Maximum Insurance for Each Depositer, ing Act of 1933 After extended hearings on the application of the railroads for a 15 p.T cent increase in freight rates, the Interstate commerce commission, in a decision containing 190 pages, granted only a part of the increases sought. With numerous exceptions, an increase of 10 per cent was granted, but it was stipulated that certain increases allowed last fall must be included in that percentage. An increase of only 5 per cent was granted on most agricultural products, meat animals and their products, lumber, and some other items. No increase in rates was allowed on soft coal, lignite, iron ore, fresh milk and cream, and refrigeration service. Railroad executives generally expressed disappointment because the increases requested had been so greatly cut, and declared the roads would remain in a difficult financial condition. Most shippers, on the other hand, naturally objected to any increase in rates at all. So, as is usual in rate case decisions, hardly anybody is satisfied. There is no doubt, however, that the railroads need the increased freight rates granted them, and more, if present high standards of service are to be maintained. LAW AGAINST The present tax law which penalizes, through the undistributed profits tax, a conservative and thrifty industry for building up a reserve against hard times is like a law taxing an automobile driver for carrying a spare tire to insure uninterrupted ' Conducted by ELEANOR HOWE Most homemaker will agree that say S years wear, and then renocupboard ahelve ore usually too vate them while the inner section far apart to Is still fairly good you will find that permit full they will last much longer. use of space. However, this In winter or summer when one " little wants ventilation In a room there system Is always the has been de- problem of keepvised to help ing the curtains a bit. Anyone from blowing who can use and bee omlng hammer and saw can easily Install wrinkled or a shelf between two shelves, thus soiled. Here's a dividing the space as Illustrated. trick that really works! Hook a coat hanger over the curtain rod, then, We've long been making graham slip the curtain through the hanger. cracker cakes and graham cracker This makes a fold which lifts the refileerator puddings. Thus, the curtain out of the line of draft. way Is all paved for this new and glamorous member of the family When making a layer cake with Graham Cracker Ice Cream: a or soft cream filling between jelly Combine 1 cup graham cracker the layers It Is sometimes hard crumbs. cup sugar, 3 cups coffee the layers from getting soggy cream. 1 cup milk, and 1 teaspoon keep from the Oiling. This difficulty may In vanilla extract Pour freezing be overcome If you first spread a container of modern Ice cream free-ser- . bit of thin confectioners' over icing cover. Surround the bottom of assemble and the and top layer with mixture of 3 parts crushed over of the bottom layer. the Ice and 1 part rock salt Turn crank Then allowtop the Icing to harden beslowly but steadily for 5 to 10 min- fore spreading on the soft Oiling. utes or until turning becomes difficult Then carefully remove cover, lift out dasher, and pack down Ice Every homemaker Is Interested r cream with a spoon. Replace cover, In the type of dishes that can be served tlraw off water and replenish Ice and salt mixture. Cover and allow to company to harden at least 1 hour before even .when not In a "pinch"!. serving. Serves 6. Here Is one Besides using your pressure cookof those very er for regular cooking and canning, dishes which is did you ever think of using this tops If made r from savory, freshly-kep- t meat' or piece of equipment to can foods? When a pint or two of baked fowl as It will be If stored In the beans or chill remains from a meal pure, properly-mols- t atmosphere of It Is a simple matter to put the the modern lee refood In a fruit Jar and process tt In frigerator. the pressure cooker for about an Put left-ovmeat or fowl through hour Esc&lloped corn, stuffed green the food chopper twice. Add suffipeppers, and chicken and noodles cient gravy to form are other dishes which may also be a paste. Then(also on a sheet this spread pressure-canne- d and held over on of biscuit dough, rolled about H the emergency shelf. Inch thick Roll up like a Jelly roil to about one Inch In diameter, then Why wait tor sheets to tear be- cut In pieces Place, round fore splitting them down the center side up. In greased pan and and sewtng the selvedges together? bake In a hot oven baking A 450 fot apIf you date" your sheets, give them proximately 16 minuf.ea. Bimmm Hmm CsgrU I9U operation. A taxation or legislative policy which discourages and destroys industry, gradually sets the stage for advocates of state socialism to claim that private enterprise has broken down and that government must step in and operate the affairs of its citi- half-ahelf- zens. 1 It seems fantastic that such a , to' left-ove- left-ove- left-ove- Occasionally farm cooperative marketing associations get in the doghouse so far as the consumer is concerned. The consumer mistakenly believes that these groups are attempting to force the price of farm products to the highest possible level. Some but may try this they are in the nynority, and they are doomed to fail. The big, ed cooperatives know as well as any- cne that you cant inflate prices un-- , reasonably, without narrowing and destroying your market. What these are trying to do is to bring to the farmer a living price for what he raises a. price that will pay expenses, and return him some profit for his labor and his investment. And at the same time, they are trying to lower the cost of distribution, which is. as important to the consumer as to the producer. Agricultural marketing cooperation doesnt mean ' exploiting buyers. It ihesftis a balanced price, which is fair and attractive to all involved. the fiscal yezr 19 iO. following o co-o- far-sigh- in Nautical Novelties Benefit to Labor, Ihe chief beneficiaries to our naval are submitted by the U. S. Navy Reconstruction program are the councruiting Station at Salt Lake City: laborers. Eighty per cent of all trys funds the building of our for spent New Recruits. goes to labor, regardless, battleships Thirty-twyouths from the inter- where they may be built in this counmountain area successfully passed all try today. No certain shipbuilding the final exams at the navy recruiting company has a monopoly on the constation, Salt Lake City, Utah, during struction of our ships. Bids are isthe phst week and were enlisted in sued under sealed cover and each the navy. Shortly after enlistment, company is given the same opportunthe new navymen were entrained for ity to secure a legitimate bid and in their new homS'etthe U. S. naval some cases some of our ships are training station, San Diego, Calif., built at navy yards, especially where h where they will complete a the bids were too high. In this day period of training before as- and age when nations attack one ansignment to duty on board ships of other without declaration of war, our the fleet or to one of the navys 55 national defense program should be trade schools. given every consideration and a senIncluded among the new recruits sible program of construction continfrom this vicinity were V. L. Bradley ued, as has been outlined by the presiof Moroni, and J. J. Jones of Spring dent in his message to congress. LIVING TRICE FOR FARM PRODUCTS. BOOST. t- three-mont- co-o- City. Following are the average personal characteristics of the- new recruits: Average age, 19 years, 1 month; average school grade completed, 10 3, average height, 5 feet 9 inches; average weight, 141.3 pounds; average general classification test, 83.2 out of - possible decisions are difficult, but it is believed that throughout the years General Hjnes has performed the duties of his office with a fidelity to both government and veterans that could hardly be excelled. His is an excellent 100. New Recruits Triumph. Another case of taking too much for granted is reported from New Yoik. Oscar Widmer had been annoyed by petting couples parking near his home, so' on a dark night he slipped up to a parked car and crowned the driver with a stick. The victim was not a petter, but an old friend who had stopped to chat with a neighbor. Widmer was held under a $1000 bond on a charge of assault. recent report from the commanding officer, U. S. naval training station, San Diego, Calif., shows that Leto's for the Gums. out of the forty-tw- o youths who joinDo your gums itch, burn or cause ed the navy from the intermountain you discomfort? Druggists will rerecord. area during the month of November, turn your money if the first bottle 1937, nine have been selected for a of LETOS. fails to sa isfy. Fourteen unusually husky girls course of instruction in the navys DRUG CO. SALINA " recently obtained jobs in a tobacco service schools. warehouse in Turkey and lost them again when it was found that they Fleet to Visit New York Fair. DR. R. G. LATIMER were young men in womens clothto a recent announceDENTIST According ing. They pleaded that they were next years annual maneuvers, ment, 1 to 5 Hours forced into skirts because girls were of the combined U. S. fleet, will be And By Appointment it giveq preference in, employment. held in Caribbean waters with a subNo. 2 Anderson Appt. Bldg. sequent visit to the New York world's Western hospitals are planning to fair and to other ports on the Atlanhave rooms ar.d other aid for expect- tic coast. From testimony contained DR. H. CRANDALL ant fathers. But wfiat the old man in the navy departments appropriarecenmostly needs is financial aid. to congress DENTIST tion bill, reported it was learntly by a UTAH SALINA A jug of booiieg whiskey exploded ed that the fleet would leave its west when placed near a steam radiator, coast bases in the spring of 1939 for and blew out the windows of p police the first visit to the east coast in five Office Hours: station in Chicago. Some kick! years. The trip to New York would be 9 to 12 a. m - 1:30 to 5 p. m. incidental to the Caribbean war Subscribe dont borrow. of officers the games, high ranking A ' j pro- gram is being deliberately promoted here. But that idea is growing in the minds of persons who have watched the current world trend to submerge the individual under government dictation, and the increasing drive to consistently inject government int' business, and into the affairs of p. citizens in our own country. EUandKl THAN ANY PREVIOUS F0RDV-8-! ; AN EXCELLENT RECORD. Fifteen years ago this month General Frank T. Hines became the head of the United States veterans bureau (now the Veterans administration), and- it would be difficult to find a public official anywhere who ha" pe .formed important duties with ge.;t.i ability over such a long period. v. hen he took ctuuge oi Jie Vetei-an- s bureau in 1923 it was in a chaotic state. His predecessor. Colonel Charles R. Forbes, hd been deposed and sent to prison for malfeasance in office, and the morale of the off ce force was shattered. The levelations of the senate investigation which caused the conviction of Foibes had shaken the faith of the veterans. General Hines went quietly to work to rebuild the bureau by w eding out the unfit and unworthy from th', pe" sonnel, and incu'caig a pH1 of uch loyalty among his sho t as he himself exemplUrd. Tn time he had p rfect d an effici:.. o ganization, and such it has remained. In hand ing the affairs of the great body of veterans it is inevitable that instances should arise in which just. See how fine these new cars are then ask yourself, Why pay more? AO - '..b-",d'!rt- $5000 L The SPARE TIRES. of Helpful Household Hints and Recipes ! i FREIGHT RATE Bank- navy told the committee. The fleet will return to il west coast bases NAUTICAL : NOVELTIES ! , uccWmoc Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo aticn . i I am quitting because 1 am sick Those are the and tiicd of taxes. words of Maxwell H. Nowak of Chi- cago, who spent 35 years in building a livestock feed concern with 61 warehouses in 28 states and doing an annual business of $1,500,000. In a statement to International News service, Mr. Nowak declared that he was obliged to pay about 50 different kinds of taxes, and that the salaries of clerks, auditors and law-- 1 yers merely to keep his tax reports straight amounted to more than $7,-- $125 0C0.00 a L ;$ SAUNA DELIVERED IN EQUIPMENT INCLUDED 8668A State Sale 2 windshield wipers horns lc.grhghter 5 tr4y, . spare wheel, compartme, Jodt sa& VfftsrifsLiSi: luggge steering . v mil llll M! |
