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Show yny 9 y Suim Tr i t wiini'im in a dual nii-- i ml atwithtin I'li(ail'--IMjiliui in S I Jlta I ill it) ihf allow ittjt ar on 1 2 , 50 1 2 3 2 3. 100 I 3 ' 14 r v Kun-- 'VA. 13-1- 4 I W of Lillie Mrs. James Bai ks instructing SI-Norman Puckett the proper use of the lathe, bP-- Puckett Is with the 4.V6ih Ord. nil TNG C1R l'SSR from (alilorniu. m S 5 age 0 9. - smr j a 1 1 NOW Others at rir 2 Allen Hendrickson (D) Mark Dean 50 jard breast stroke Steven Cnmpjgna 2 Sirombetrt (D) 3. Bert Johns II ard free (lo 1. Paul Pratt 2 Dave Freed (D) 3. Sam Samuelson Lsea'J 1 imm.-di.u.'l- 1 2. , 3 age 4 Bateman Jewelry 1 Amphibious Vehicles Allen, Hvmas, Pratt. P. Wsamei iizt-- 1 1 2 Relay 111 l,"l"il Sn-se- Pratt and " j 1 S M'l 1 Douglas llsmns JeH Smiih (D) 50 yard fly age Pratt 2 Robbie Mole (D) 3 Cram llanstni S3 yard Butterfly age Paul Pratt 2. David Freed (d) 3 Sam Saumlorson 50 ard free stjle age Mark Pejn 2 Cram Mole (D) 50 ard Back Stroke age Medley VS 1 r age Steen 1ratt Jess . j 2 3 I 15;ilit s I 2. 1 21. 1951 u-s- ( Hanson s Friday. July t 'Miii, 1 IS IS age Tronrcrirt .; 1 Maik Van ard back stroke arrv dttJJ' "'m.atiast "" ard I rep sisle age Jess Aiti-I lentil k ksun (p) 1 r ry rftrti ill - lain, liaison ard breaststroke 1 a orrry y fealuie IS Viiy hands 10 talk. Mg to W farm hind at sialteod I alums, .St. Marjitit rifc-TiiM k calling t e ihilduo fur diem r, (atliolie or nuiliing a r is,.,) wlw im Dr. ( . I ee Bullard, Pastor ft, 347 SOU II MAIN lit "How sa gonna ket p 'em down mediate wheieals uH ;n Res. ( hath I I ie 81, ud iv S. huul, ID een kilo o on the (.uni. after ihev'se j m. I'aslnr Mui mil 11 a III. If no one is m the huuse whin ui a sum wiiler durship, Pjree1" 415 I I all Ssemii the I aim In .lining I ii.un, 6 p m ing ttoild Sar I Jjik Maher the phene rings. til a m . 10 30 I s ellim W ul dup, 7 p in. Manager of the Mountain Slates louJsprakt r wdl irl.iv Midwmk pi a)t-- i sirs ice. Wed. at Teh phone Iompjev has the the r.ng (Kit user the said oi 7 i 1 Cuufi wOf k area within hearing d.s mis. Saint J iv 4 In (; 7 M tame of someone outside BIG CITY telephone service not FIRM Interphone Is one farm MUICn TO CRrDJTORS has a rural cousin that is prosing IN 1 Hi: DISIRICT COl RT flV, te fai ns r ans it ran handle more than its $harej,'1 1'Jf v'1"' n,a The iiiOF 111! I Ol NT Y of chores around the firm in ',111.111011 ami l'ell )S 01 loom: called Tarm Interphone and taking c Is 1,1. Ill lle.ihn; Jnls' 23 OF 4 I H a cue from Its tuv friend. Ilomej ren'al bulge is low and the Com d fmm ,mt m (ommunilv Intel phone, it presides complete puns w.ll 111, lint 1111 (he jx; (he Dialler of (he Fslate w 01 king rod. r at no additand peCut The J. bus ah's Witm ss.s 31 e AI M V It. B RKl S. Deceased. Methodist ( liureli outside communications. ion farm to dints wt pit sent claims otii tm.' ft lupin 11 ds ul the xiih intercom, for the modern farm nut only! Res. F. Russell fanner. Pastor Interphone I as I ml e fanll s 0.1 Nieejwal. sun, h. is hi tin- - nudeisnned the I hig.-eI farmer 3 and, Set s u es Jills' J1, With it, the farmer can talk and gists ''Hi. I, uni, I 10 j del ji ui of new al tie dl'iiis uf .Strung, Ujlkins his ( hurt h Si heel 1 II J III hear over a wide aiea without tak moie i tfii ifii t since aioond and SSikins t'.uSiiith Hurd Fast, lu.s!e Km d. 111 II dl mis! ( luiu h Set u e 11 10 a m his own fum, but it pros id. s IvulMit ( Sait lake t itv. L'lali on or before ll.iiisi.ii, ing a step or interrupting piisidtv em household communn jtnms I eh d work H,s wife ran handle rails niiiii-.l- t r plum r.sl R line iv of Nus rtnlier. 11. t nuth Melhoji-f and talk to her husband without ssiini that is flexible enough to 31) m Saul A. (lark, Ad Siiint.is, 6 pm Public I,, tde d.s Signed: p grew right along wuh the farm will be risen The subject ininistralur of the I state of Alma couise running out to one of the farm and Choir Practice, fjini'v, Mr Maher said. on buiIJings (What a lifesaver (busing the Iwo Gnat C uni. R. Hurrus. Deceased. P m, a rnmv day') J HI MslKK SR. THF Bt G BOYS Mm The basic rjrm Interphone sysAitomev fur Administrator The studs' of entomology is the tem consists of one mam telephone fiHiile. 1'l.m l(lf prmect of the Bug Boss 4 11 Club I lie public is ms tied 10 a niivl-in the house, an extension phone (Dale uf 1st pi, 1,1 July H, J061; Presid.ng Ul the meeting to out- - (,um,h 'hull was to be In M m No t olie. turns taken uf final pu l Date in the burn or some other wotk line this Settlement Canson, August 4. ) SuihU). Ju!s'iis wav summetl aetisitv area and a two - wav loudspeak- rti. ' m Neslon, Vice ::!rd has ,v" h.m,ur, president er centralis located in the barn-var- Other ""'t'-- d Sun.las at the meeting ,h,re vul1 U' present 1'aeh telephone is equipped, were Sl,l,x1 am1 fhllrh "tsi.es h. Id Dale Cores, Randy miwith a special loudspeaker 00 al Hamm, mil. leader Norma Corev in lh, hun h ,m Ju,v and and Junior Leader Ronald Nelson! 3 m an'1 crophone, Additional phones following loudspeakers can be installed as and Reporter, Kenneth Bird ' j the seisins a Put I in k ilmiu'l will be served 111 the sik ml lull ot required to fit a farmer's special Reponer Kenneth Bird led needs with TIIAVEL AIR COOLER fh ousands of pieces of man the chinch at 11 m lh use bung InOPFRATIOV of the Tarm J cus ted sidh Mo.li No 851 worn 49 95 terphone is simnle but disersified of Tin Will this dinner If the wife answers an incoming proceeds S39.95 be contributed to the Mi llmdist call, she can hold the call on the l.iitlicrau In line while calling her husband In Budding fund, charges will $29.95 i0 cents foi $1 00 (nr adults and the barn on intercom, which in Clmrcli ihdiiien 12 years of age and under connected to the loud speaker. He can answer her without stopping 7th and Birch The new pastor. Rev. E Russell Divine Worship Sersice, Sam. Fanner will be present to speak work or picking up the extension; Ins wife can then relay his messfor ou and your present e al fuSunday School, 9.15 am. lie age to the caller. To speak directVacancy Pastor - William R. sers ires and the dinner will 5 North Main Street ly to the caller, he simply walks Gieek. greatlv appreciated. Lightens ork On llu Form i'" xr rrv 1 1 Xew Tnlcrphonc ork i ' : Kol )(D) 50 W T It r Ksol (D) lit rt Johns arti breast stroke I M.I K.'Uits I Hulun N, simper 3 AIIhtI ImljS )) 1 ,y ten-hon- M)! age I) larrv Hanson Stfihn ( j!V i"iu i!i-- r lt't-- r (1)) 3rd free sis le ace II-- M 100 sthmtl rt sulis: )ard frx 20 f? yyftfi J Tuts-du- S,i m 'i TOD Rpsprvisls al KcmiIIs IjUmI Iikh lr 'ir Free Style Relay Johns, Hanand Campagna. son, Nisonjer Mr. Jerry Russo, driving, Mrs. Buford Crawford, far right and Mr. Dwane Harwood of the Inspection office employees at Tooele Ordnance Depot, were assisted by PFC Andy 96sth Ordnance Company (GAS) from Hawthorne California in the festing of amphibious vehicles (Ducks) at Ihe Mill Pond. le, j The American Indians have of used the leaves and or seeds the jimson weed as a pain killer, or as a narcotic during ceremonies, for Centuries a 7.1 11 1 v.-- s- if It il It NEW X i --(- yV . low profile Nylon Tire . i? ''( -. J;' f ( A h . v- - ; ..J wnamr., Fuel Pump Mr. Glade Hall is instructing PF CJoseph Tonies In repair of the fuel pump as MSGT William Johnson looks on. MSGT Johnson and PFC Tontes are with 4586th Ord UNIT TNG CTR USAR from California. ' Babson Discusses Fund Investment Babson Park, Mass., Tire dollars go farther be- low cause Gates profile tire delivers thouat an sands more miles low price. astonishingly Here's why: A rolling tire all-ne- constantly flattens and bulges. This flexing action scuffs the tread; generates heat in the tire body. But the the low profile shape a tire of shape running eliminates excessive side-wa- ll flexing and tire heat; prolongs tire life. Actually, for every 10,000 miles you drive you can count on your Gates Low Profile Tires to deliver an additional 2,500 miles. BLOWOUTS Guaranteed against BRUISES in fact ANY failure for full tread life, siith no time or mile age limit. Should tire fail for any reason, you get a new tire, with full credit for unused mileage, based on Gates standard adjustment schedule. ... Oflljf $1 DOWN Pay as you ride and retreadable trade-in- . TA 613 Red Jones TIRE SHOP 725 N Main - Ph. 1288 I - I ;u k $ f i5 1 i f aJk I t I s H v $ I I I t $ , $ f AlAsgrow Seed Company comseed several are there though I panies in the United States, think this one is the largest of all. Not only are seeds very essential whether it is an underdeveloped nation with increasing population f i f 4 -- I 1 y I H M U $ ' 9 f - of which I A v ' f L .,V u 4 t ; s, i. s 5s p-- y ' ears- I J $ Just think of sitting in your home or office, picking up your phone and dialing a number in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, or more than a thousand other cities in the nation, including many right here in Utah. Sound improbable? Actually, it will be as simple as dialing a neighbor across the street. And Tooele, Tod Park and Grantsville will join the list of Utah cities enjoying this exciting new service on Sunday, August 6, am would give about one-haone billion seeds per stockholder. All these seeds sold add up annually to some 250 billion seeds. In other words, I have the great satisfaction of knowing that, as an average stockholder, I have the honor of planting half a billion seeds each year! I really get a great kick out of this. Seeds and Greeting Cards In in MosWhen I was Russia d cow, I found the and ballet people were scientists dancers. On the other hand, the two businesses which were allowed to continue as manufacturers I s S' "-- TOD PARK, -- - si J j v i and celery, are also stupendous. To illustrate - this company sells nearly 70 billion carrot seeds each so year. The company spends much money on selection and keeping up the character of its product that it does not pay great divithe dends; but if I did not get money in cash dividends I would get the satisfaction of knowing that the number of seeds raised and sold, divided by the number of s r .. , rn f T tion. As an illustration of the seed vol ume of this company, I understand they sell 10 billion bean seeds 7 billion of corn, and many billion of pea seed. Figures for the small seeds, such as cabbage, broccoli, stock-holder- A v! -- a Christ-$ma- s remember sending or card, or Easter card, birthday card. A s soon as this greeting card industry was started I felt that it had a future, and I believe it has an even greater future in years to come. The one thing that we all are short of is time. Greeting cards not only retain our circle of friends, but the sending of them takes no time and yet often takes the place of a letter. They surely makes millions of people happier. The above company in which I have invested has the following to the commend it. If you divide number of greeting cards which this one company sells annually by the number of stockholders in the company, you get a result of nearly 100,000. I have always received a dividend on this stock; but, if it missed a dividend some year, I would still fell that my (representing my stockholdings share as one of the stockholders) are making 100,000 people happy each year. This is one illustration. is But now to a second, which even more marvelous. A - , ' ,;A have had and a shortage of food, good seed is probably the greatest need. Fur-tw- o thermore, few people understand that unless the seeds are carefully selected each year from the healthiest plants, the quality of the seeds quickly runs out and the to vegetables ultimately return their native wild state. Furthermore, a purchaser of seeds cannot tell whether they are good or bad until after they are planted, which is too late. It is absolutely important, therefore, to deal with companies of the highest reputa so many inquiries during the past years asking how 1 invest my own money. I have finally decided to disclose this information in this weekly release. Frankly, I try to invest in something which is domg much good, so that I will have a satisfaction in my heart as well as I am today in my pocketbook. describing two companies by way of the products of illustration which especially appeal to me. IncorGibson Greeting Cards, This is one of the four porated print leading companies which Its headquarcards. greeting ters are in Cincinnati, Ohio, All of a these companies started in small way. When I was a boy, there were no such things as greeting cards. We had terrible comic valentines which we sent out to friends and enemies; but I do not L ' A, lf best-treate- under government supervision were the seed business and the is greeting card concerns. This because the raising of seeds depends absolutely upon the character of those in it, while the preparing of greeting cards requires an artistic originality which cannot be purchased with money or forced upon people. It must be voluntary. the same day that dial service begins in the Tooele exchange area. sc.' What kind of calls will you be able to dial yourself? Economical station calls to over 56 million telephones across the nation. Direct Distance Dialing What kind of calls will you still place with an operator? collect calls, credit card calls, and calls from pay telephones. Person-to-perso- Watch n station-t- o calls, this newspaper for additional information during the coming weeks. MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE ITS FAST, FUN AND FAST TO DIAL DIRECT |