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Show The Beaver Press, Thursday, May 14, 1942 PkBi ASSOCIATION UTAH STATE and the N. E. A. Publisher Manager WALTER L. CARLTON ROMA S. CARLTON WEEKLY SPORTS BULLETIN (Continued from Page 1) immediately. He said the great number of persons who have sent such inquires to the Department should follow the precept, "No News is good News." He said this is not merely an empty phrase It is a logical point, rather than a pshychologlcal one." sportsmen started early this year with their requests for information on hunting and fishing in Utah indicating that this state will have a bumper crop sportsmen for the of 1942 season. Mark Anderson, director of the; fish and game department, predicted the number this year would probably top the record breaking year of 1941 when 6,166 paid $92,000 in licenses. One of the first requests for a hunting permit from an sportsman was that of M. J. Crewson of Monrovia, Calif., who enclosed a check for $3 and rerequested a doe permit. His the until file on was placed quest big game advisory board decides if does may be taken. Anderson said a great many other Californians had also re- lyr. ?2 A First Class Publication Entered in the Post Office in Beaver, Utah, as Second Class Mail Matter, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Phone 24 Advertising; rates quoted when requested. torn where I sit . . . Presi-dent- Joe Marsh Yo0 ought to meet my friend, Will Dudley. I suppose Will must be or nine . . . but you'd seventy-eigh- t never know lie's t 11 and lean And aland hard as a hicke-y- . though the only form education he ever had was a few winters in the old red schoolhouse, I think that he's the wisest man I know in many ways. quietly and restore his strength and courage. Will thinks, and I agree with him, that a man ought to forget all his own and the world's worries durAnd Will ing that feels that a glass of fragrant mellow beer helps most to bring you quiet relaxation. it J hour-of-peac- e. Show me the man who sits down quietly of an evening with his glass of beer and I'll show you a man who is wise in the ways of living. Such men, like Will Dudley, live to a ripe old age, unembittered by the troubles of the world. They seem to remain, all their lives, sweet-nature- d and kindly. Come upon Will in the evening, when his hard day's work is done, and you'll find him "just in a rocker on his porch. In one hand he'll have his old briar pipe unci in the other, a tall cool glass of beer. for proper settinl Puts a feller in n an peaceful mood." easy-goi- STATE quested information. Meanwhile, Lee Kay, assistant director in charge of conservation and education, is preparing copy for the annual sporting edition of the Utah magazine. The June issue will be devoted entirely to fishing. Anderson said the fish and game commission had made ar- -' rangements with two special issu- es during the year. A lull issue will be devoted to fish and fishing and will be distributed just before the fishing season open; the second wll deal with hunting and will be published prior to the fall hunti ing season. Utah's big game hunting will probably lead the lists of sports in Utah this year, according to the and duck hunting Pheaalso be excellent. sants, hand fed through the tough winter months, survived the rough weather and in many sections of the state are more abundant than they have ever been in the history of Utah's hunting. Meanwhile, the development of water projects in the state and such projects as the Ogden bay migratory wildlife refuge have brought thousands of ducks into the state. AND LOCAL TRADE 40,-00- UNITED STATES SELECTIVE SERVICE RELEASE Never Com Ra.L Let U$ Do Your PrintinS 1 Now That America Is At War All the Nation's Vast Resources are lug Mobilized to Insure Victory ....... be. IT IS CLEAR that a vastly expanded National effort is imperative. Production schedules for all manner of military items must be stepped up at once. Every activity of our national life and our civilian economy must be immediately adjusted to that change... To attain victory we aim at the greatest production which is physically possible-wcall for the greatest national effort that possibly be made. The purchase of a Defense Bond or Stamp help to insure Victory. can wil iM BUY MM UNITED '4r.l STATES ffWf SAVINGS Ml yLBoNDS should com-bitatio- Copyright, 1042, lireiving Industry Foundation PRINTING ' director. Pheasant te Yon see, Will holds the theory that in our present mixed-u- p world, a man needs a quiet hour every day. An hour in which to sit down of a Series out-of-sta- te al Public Roads ComBARRIERS missioner MacDonald said the following regulations, if put into effect, will remove the more serious truck restrictions on inter-Stamaximum width for traffic: trucks, 96 inches; height, 12 feet six inches; length, 35 feet for single vehicles and 45 feet for of vehicles; load for a 9,000 pounds; load wheel, single for a single axle, 18,000 pounds; gross weight, 30,000 pounds for 0 vehicles having two axles and pounds for vehicles having three or more axles. A. W. Fuchs, Senior Sanitary Engineer for the U. S. Public Health Service, told the confer ence present dairy products inspection laws cause needless duplication of Inspection procedures, and in some instances tend to lim-it- e distribution, he said. He said a model milk ordinance (Public Health Bulletin No. 220), designed to promote greater uniformity and a higher level of excellence of local milk control practices, is available to States and communities from the Public Health Service, Washington, D. C. Time has a way of rendering accurate judgments on the value of the things men use and enjoy in the world. And Time . . . thousands of years of it . . . has handed down the verdict that beer is a pleasant and worthy companion for all men of good wilL "Wholesome, appetizin' beer," says Will, "is standard equipment No. 40 ts non-milita- ry For one thing, Will taught me the value of what he calls "Just AWAY FOR non-reside- nt one-thir- one-fift- DOLLARS SENTI Out-of-s'ta- te The CONSUMER CREDIT Federal Reserve Board ruled installment purchases must be liquidated in 12 months, and placed stringent limitatioins ion charge! accounts. The order, effective today, also requires that loans of $1,500 or less which are to be met In one payment have a maximum maturity period of not more than Down payments which 90 days. hitherto were not required on Borne installment purchases are mandatory on all products in the future. Down payments may range d h to of the from purchase price, according to the order. Previously, under authorization, the Board specified installment purchases be liquidated within 18 months, and later reduced this to 15 months. The new order covers many com modities not brought under ear lier controls: automobile batter ies and accessories, tires and tubes, bedding, draperies, binoculars, household electric appliances not previously mentioned, used furniture, jewelry, luggage, athletic equipment, table and kitchenware, pottery, glassware yard goods, and clothing and furs, inshoes, and other ithats, cluding ems. Down payment requirements on all products listed is increased to 33 13 percent of the purchase price. Published Every Thursday G mtlis. ? 1 1 mth. 35c SUBSCRIPTION RATES (PAYABLE IN ADVANCE) WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER The long-eare- d rodent which has caused millions of dollars of damage to crops throughout the west namely oryctolagus cuni-culor in plain english, Jack rabbit may soon meet his doom. This is the predicton of sports experts who see the rabbit becom ing the object of a new and pro- us I fitable industry. As long as the war lasts, and as long as men wear felt hats, the new industry should pay big div- Beaver City Branch OF MILFORD STATE BANK AUTO LOANS REFINANCING Low Rates Quick Loans No Red Tape Cedar City 10J 66 N. Main Telephone ARTHUR SMITH Hair Ct at tbi SANITARY Co. Froyd-Con- y Get a Shave and BARBER SHOP Milo Baker, Proprietor Located Nortli of Port Offlot BROWN and BROWN ASSAYERS PLUMBING and HEATING Mai Work Solicited FOR RENT We Standardize on Acconej Pointing out that the examinidends. TELEPHONE 59 ation of registrants by local board EUREKA nt 0 Colorado marketed about physicians is merely a preliminary PROFITABLE SPACE worth of rabbit pelts last year examination to eliminate the while Idaho marketed about unfit, Lt. Colonel H. A. for Occupancy The Utah figure has not cations on some quarter of a milRich, State Director of Selective lion acres of range lands needed been compiled, but it is far less Service, today warned registrants Issue1 Next than either of the states mention- for big game. Beginning that they should await actual inWhile present information ined. makbefore duction into the Army n It seems that before the war, dicates that the ing any final disposition of appropriation will suffer con HOW TO ADDRESS MAIL TO rabbit skins from europe and RusfWti;T" and personal affairs. Mail from home is sia were shipped to the United siderable reduction for the next SOLDIERS "Every selectee," the Director the bright event of the day for States. The pelts were specially fiscal yearfrom the amount set up POULTRYSUN CITES said, "must undergo final physical FILL UP YOUR BIN'S WITH the soldier and in the opinion of prepared and made into felt. A this year, the fish and game de NEED FOR RECORDS examination at an Army recep the War Department, supply of large supply of pelts was on hand partment is outlining a five or six ON TURKEY FLOCKS tion center. The examination by COAL FOR COMING WINTER when war was declared between year program as a backlog against local board physicians is merely If your are going to use coal mail is second only to the supply In a as food morale to England and Germany. Thus it a time in the future when more of agency. With the purchase of tart No test. the Army preliminary next winter buy it now! That of its with striving made little difference until this funds are available and when re- poults, growers should start policy selectee, therefore, should assume is the warnine of Lawrence A. keeping accurate records to mate that because he has passed the lo-- , Johnson, State Director of the for prompt and certain delivery of year, when the supply started strictions are lifted on purchase of materials. Such caland a War manufacturers the even program complete study of turkey grot because Consumers' Division of the Utah soldier mail, cal board tests, or Department dwindling would also fit Into a r emhe has been ordered to an Army State Council of Defense. It isn't today reiterated instructions for led upon trappers in the west. and thereby improve product: Like deer and other game ani- ployment absorption project. methods, Carl Frischknecht, reception for possible induction, a sales campaign, it isn't a bally- proper addressing of mail for mil mals, rabbits seem to increase in Turpin said this program is In tension poultryman at the that he will be accepted by the hoo for the coal interests, it is a itary personnel. Mall addressed to Army person cycles and then suddenly diminish cooperation with the public works Army." Agricultural Colleges it solemn warning by the governMr. Frischknecht lists six Registrants who are inducted ment that coal users must buy coal nel serving outside the continent from a combination of malnutri- j reserve and Is of such a nature as limits of the U. S. should clear tion and dseases until a minmum to be telescoped into a shorter sons for keeping complete will be given ample time to return during the spring, summer and al show to their homes to adjust their per- fall Grade, first name in point; then they start Increasing period of time than now outlined, cords; (1) to determine net prf or they may have to do with- ly sonal affairs within a few days out it. or loss; (2) to check on vari full, middle initial, and last name again. At the present time, it was should circumstances permit. out, rabbits In Utah have after induction, Director Rich methods of care and managen There is no shortage of coal. of person addressed, followed by pointed Warden Al Hansen of Goshen to determine more efficient states, pointing out that a liber- There isn't going to be. There Is his Army serial number, if known, been at the bottom of their cycle number of the company and are starting on the upgrade. has been granted a two months of carrying out these practic alized policy regarding furloughs enough coal underground in Utah letter or for newly inducted registrants has to supply the entire nation as long or other similar organization of Therefore, durlpg the coming year leave of absense by the fish and (3) to make compareloM which the addressee is a member; they should multiply in sufficient game commission. been accounted by the War Depart as the war can last. But, other turkey growers: (4) tol getting regiment or numbers to insure" a profitable ment, he said: It from the mine to the consumer Designation of the During his absence from the de- tabllah credit and commence "Local boards have been in- is a different problem, according separate battalion, if any to which business to the rabbit hunters. partment he will work as a sheep efficient mafcnrla nro emDlO?' structed to attach to the delivery to Mr. Johnson. Rail facilities the company belongs; Army post shearer. and (5) have statement avafli Indications are that the fur sale list for each group of prospective are being taxed by the shipment oflce number in care of the apThe department also announced for filling out income tax nl Inductees the names of those for of war supplies, and the peak will propriate Postmaster; The loca- slated for about June 1 will be that Warden Earl Little time Is required to ' Worthlngton of whom furloughs are recommend- be reached next fall and winter. tion of the overseas station should much larger than the March 26 Nephl has his position tiirkev ropArHa Rlncn erowen resigned two N ed, and the Selective Service Sy- Railroads must go first to the ar- not be used; Names and address sale, according to the Utah fish with the fish and game depart- ually make only one or of the sender in the upper left and game department. stem has been assurd by the war my and then to the public. ment to accept a evil service ap- sales of turkeys each yer' At the last sale, 588 beaver departmnt that such furloughs "It is absolutely necessary, how corner. pointment with the forest service. Frischknecht explains. Mall addressed to Army Per- pelts and 900 muskrat furs will invariably be granted if re- ever, for citizens to buy and store Comnlete. vet not too de'1' ' commended by the local board." coal now," Mr. Johnson declared; sonnel at posts, camps or stations brought in a total of 114.249. 25. O. V. And.rnn nf lit record books which contain Warden These furloughs for inducted "otherwise It may not be avail- within the continental limits of a record breaking amount as com- Pleasant this mOrW trrnwth. npn.ua rocolnt week reported more registrants will begin not later able. Buy it from whom you want the U. S. should show the same pared to past sales. and summary ine' trouble than usual Inventory this unspring for About 800 beaver polts will be than five days after induction, the but be sure to get it so you will Information as prescribed with deer which have been Invad- may be obtained at smaii Director said, and will not exceed not suffer next fall and winter." its outside continental U. S. ex- available for the spring sale. from county agents. ing grain and alfalfa fields. ten days except than when an in- This is only the comniedity the cept that the Post Office address Incidentally, the care of the In the Salt Lake ductee lives at a considerable dis- government has urged the public of the post, camp, or station pelts Is directly reflected in the thar nn in ma offers many tance from the Army reception to ihoard. Buy only what you will should be used, preceded In ap- sale. During the March sale where a problem arose during the sibllltles for conserving iw winter months when deer ranges center, a leave up to fifteen days need, but buy It now. propriate cases by the APO if ap- pelts which had been well cared were labor vital to arms produc covered the animals came to Armv Mail for were addressed sold an for be may average high granted. Advantages of Immediate pur- plicable; on maneuvers within of without curtailing the produc" $32 while those which had been down into the populated areas, the "This new Army policy should chase are: personnel deer have gone back into the of Food for Freedom. limits of U. S. carelessly prepared brought In an prevent any undue hardship to se(1) Rail transportation will be the continental The exchange of labor wl" mountains and the deer feeding as lectees who are inducted," Direc- taxed in the fall and winter, and should show same information average of only $13. set in many Instances the l"" program has been abandoned for tor Rich asserted. "In the past even If the mi hi c suffers nothing prescribed above for outside confarms of many of the young Land purchases In Utah under this year. there were some cases of hardship will be eiven Precedence over war ' tinental U. S.; Prior to beginnlg called into service--. of maneuvers, the Post Office De- the under the present system of in supplies for our armed forces. Act now to Conservation of tires cn partment with the concurrence of tal 18,633.92 acres principally OOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY TO ducting forthwith selectees who trip (2) Supplies of trucks, tires, the made AID by doubling up in FOOD PRODUCTION Army, will designate the post big game winter range lands, acpass their final physical examin- gasoline and Diesel Oil are becomin town. ei,lrf Cooperation ation at Army reception centers. ing more and more scarce. Iess masters in whose care mall for cording to R. L. Turpin, project too The good neighbor policy will machinery and use of brouS Involved will be Some men, expecting Induction, coal will be moved over the coordinator. personnel highovercome shortage be needed here at home if had made final disposition of their In addition to the farmers help ways. on by the war. do their In part winning the war personal affairs and then were repurchases, the fish and Reed (3) Coal prices now are as Dnt nil through this C0 Smith, chal CONSERVATION jected. Others were considerably cheap as they will be In the fall. During game department has acquired ver tlon there should be a USDA County inconvlenced after induction while War Board, salvaged several small Isolated ownerships (4) Spread of coal purchases March, WPA workers fair said play, the war board today. awaiting leave to adjust pressing over the entire will allow more than 6.600 tons of abandon- which were considered essential to This emergency shou i He the rails, containing requirements of game, but due persoanl matters. Now, every pro- fewer miners steadier work and ed streetcar pointed out that with a ne as a means oi kbi1" taken labor supply and tho spective Inductee can be assured will release those only used ia enough scrap steel to build four to the nature of their location on the through Imposing medium or as that if he requires reasonable tanks. surrounded 325 they were by pub- making the most efficient use of for other Importmining "peak" neighbor spirit. time to return to his home to dis- ant war t Acting Commissioner Drydon an- lic lands It was deemed Inadvis- farm machinery, there will need industry duties. farmers can However, pose of his personal affairs, leave nounced. He said a new plan a able to list them for fedpral aid to be more roonernHnn In of this machinery and more ex- many of the problems hroug" will be granted to him within a selfctees not to reloase their pos-- 1 Nation-wid- e WPA salvage participation. by war through a friendly few days after his induction." Land valuation engineers from change of labor. or otherwise make final ition project, sponsored by the W . . I I J 'nn ,4, cooperation. And the Bllf All local hoards in Utah have u i n j u .s o u oi unsocial ana per- va isurcau ui uiuusinui nimw the regional office of the U. S. Farmers should do K I1III1U looking to the farmers to been advised to give full publicity sonal affairs, before final action Is vation, to remove rail from city fish and wildlife service of Albu- that cannot go on as us- share fooa farming by producing the to the policy now in effect, the D- taken by the Army Examining streets expected to increase the querque, N. M. are now In Utah ual this year. Cooperative use of and flw irector said, and to Inform their Hoard. rate- even more. making examinations and classlfi- - "in macninery, both new and ed to win the war peace. ly $60,-00- $30,-00- 0. 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