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Show ' i The Four Page Mona News "Don't Take My Penny!" sk 4 A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS PRESENTED BY THE NEPHI JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL j .1 S3 19, 8 P. M. Friday Dec. M in All Taxes Included! - $f 10c and 25c Admission . . w w . WW W W. - FWT FOR APPLICATIONS New Indian Boss GRAZING PERMITS MUST BE FILED Application for grazing privileges Federal Range within District Utah No. 2 for the spring and summer grazing season of 1942 must be filed with the District Grazier at 10 Post Office place, Salt Lake City, not later than January 15, 1942. "Term permits will be given to qualified applicants and for this reason it is particularly Important that applcations be filed promptly in order that due consideration can be given them prior to the opening date of the grazing season. on The Primary A ssociation of Mona are sending Christmas gifts boxes to the soldiers and misionar-i- e I The soldiers are of Mona. Chester Green, Eugene Houghton, Missionaries and Krvin Newton. are Jack Nielson, Clark Newell and Darrell Stanley. Mrs. Sarah Molyneauv and Mrs, Rachael Keyte and Mrs. Ray New ton visited with Mrs. Sadie Shep herd in Mount Pleasant where she is staying at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Anderson. Miss Delone Keyte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keyte return ed home last week after spending the past month in Missoula, Mont ana at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulmer. 4iZ 1 , ' i - Bonne-villeGrazi- Thursday, Dec. 18, 1941 Draft Plans Changed Testifies BIDS With the formal Declaration of War on the part of the United States against the Axis powers, Selective Service plans have rapidly changed and a new law has been presented for Congressional app roval to change Selective Service from a peace-tim- e to a war-tim- e basis. In view of the present situation, it has become necessary to ask local board to carefully reclassify all regitrants who have previously been granted deferments, in order to bring a larger number of registrants into Class I to be available to fill future calls for men in the Armed forces. All previously granted student deferments will terminate with" the end of the present fall quarter or term of college. Students, as such, will receive no further consideration for deferment except those in training for certain necessary occupations such as engineering, medicine and chemstry. All men who have heretofore been deferred beause of physical condition will be rechecked especially when onlv bordprlinp im pairments exist. Whereas, in the past tne registration has been giv-- e nthe benefit of a doubt, all such cases must now be resolved in favor of the Government. Major H. A. Rich, Acting State Director of Selective Service for Utah states that local Selective Service Moards and registrants generally realize that these steps are necessary at this time and that full cooperation will be given in reclassifying all registrants to produce a pool of sufficient Class I men to enable the State of Utah to continue to fill every quota as 'M canea tor by the armed forces. 1 a Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Ellertson and Mrs. Harry Newell were visit Bernard M. Baruch, who was ors in Ogden last week at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Marlowe Ellertson head of the war Industries board during the World war, is shown as Mrs. Vera Kay of Nevada is he testified before house rules comMr. and mittee on price control legislation. at the home of Mrs. Edward Houghton. Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn Styler of Mental Condition Is Cause Fillmore visited at the home of Accidents are due to your mental Mr. and Mrs. John S. Nielsen over condition, according to health the week end. authorities. In factories, statistics Harry Fish of Ferron is a guest have shown that workers who do at the home of Mrs. Robert Swasey. not keep their attention fastened on their work and on their machines Mrs. Rachel Keyte is visiting at and material they are handling, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse have 85 to 90 per cent of all the Hansen in Salt Lake City. accidents. Mrs. John Orgill entertained at Drape Mahogany a dinner party sunaay in nonor Drape mahogany is wood importof Mr. Orgfll's birthday anniver ed from the west coast of Africa sary. Guests were Mr and Mrs. and markings beEdward Piatt and their daughter causedisplays unusual of a sponge-lik- e plant materiElda and Mrs. M. E. Orgil. al which grows around the tree, Miss Jean Carter, who is attend protecting It from Insects, fungL ing school in Provo visited with her and animals. This "drape" winds parents, Mr and Mrs. R. E. Carter around the trunk in the manner of a vine. over the week end. Sealed bids will be received until player-manag- Official Mall Flight Lewis Ovington made the first official air mail Sight on Sep- TRAVEL BY SUPER-COAC- V V H Save more than half the coit of driving have extra dollars (or by making Christmas (hopping trips by out-of-to- Super-Coac- You'll thoroughly enjoy departures d ... ... and complete freedom from driving strain and traffic worries. w If tat Save for Car at DELTA VS JUAB H. S. Admission (i ilJ P"r5' Taxes Included for the Best of Holidays Use the Best ipg '111 MOTTO FOR AMERICA SPT 00 I A National Distill en Products Corp, New 'J '"'it lLw$&M& JL I -- mtikitmmttmi 10c and 25c vf , Phone 12 m 8k 22 14.70 14.20 San Francisco 77 DECEMBER In the picture at top streamlined Martin Marylands are shown somewhere In the desert sands of the Midd: East, where they are playing a vital part in the battle of Libya. Below: The British empire forces dc of the de fending Tobruk fortress spend much of their time in dugouts, shelters dug from solid rock. Some " fenders are pictured before a typical Tobruk "mansion." $9.95 1st North 1 I SOPHOMORE GAME 8 P. M. I' FORREST HOTEL Main 8k 7 P. M. 11.80 San Diego San Luis Oblso 13.40 Portland 88k BALL MONDAY EVENING I Los Angeles Super-Coac- comfort d conveniently-time- i Sk BASKET 38 when you 8k Give Furniture for Christmas Linoleum Lasts Longer Cover your kitchen table with linoleum instead of It will last longer and will clean juit as easily. tember 23, 1911, from Garden City, L. I., to Mineola. L. I. I Telephone 351 and following his death. Mrs. B. H. Sparks and family First i CO, t er Earl Sk 8k SELLS FURNITURE jg&aaj&Mwfoiagtt:: ceeding Roger Pecklnpaugh. 8k Tues- highest bidder. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our Lout. Boudreau, 24, regular CItv friends and relatives for their exland Indian shortstop for the pa; ceptionally wonderful tributes to two seasons, who was appolnte. Mr. Sparks, and for their other of the club, u. kindnesses shown during his illness lirfffiiimifriiiiitt t "'jj: P. M. 6 day evening, December 23rd, for the Sidewalk Tested Argonne Rug. The regular price for this rug and pad is $49.50, and it will be sold to the Men and Machines in Desert Role CARD OF THANKS B WANTED i ig .a vis-visiti- j Vw- Nephi, Utah Times-New- s, tftal SAME POP. LAI l?Swo-- loik VJ 93 Proof PRICES-F- OB FINER ACCOMMODATIONS I ITS TRUE! By Wiley Padan r.l U .iVaf"'P '.' mm i f Jh J A UMV 'H?. 1; J i HAS f,T iv TiE LAKE XSALT IELOVED VETiRAN Of Tif. Tn CAST AS CAPN BOB yANCx)'. Cw WEALTH ATTORNEY fOR THE CIT.'cf 17 V.,-.- . MGMl'D. 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