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Show lfifiiifgtii BEAVER (UTAH) PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1950 Elt Steamer I press A ESTABLISHED NOVEMBER 25. 1904 UUH STATE PutSS ASSOCIATION ' CARAVr BY MICHAEL A1RD G. MErtXLEY Editor and Publithot MERLE B. MERKLEY Aaociatt Editor Washington, 3 Mo. entered in the Post Office at Beaver, Ut.h. second daw mail matter, under the act of Congress of Mar. 3, 18 79 Telephone 24. Advertising rate quoted on request. HOARDING AIDS OUR ENEMIES From all over the country there have been reports of scare buying and hoarding. A minority of our citizens have been purchasing ridiculously large quantities of sugar, tires, nylon goods and other commodities on the theory that they would become scarce as the government's armament program moves on toward high gear. The hoarder does not know it but he is serving those who would destroy us. Hoarding undermines the economy. It dislocates the smooth machinery of supply and demand. It brings inflation. It creates fat black markets for racketeers. And finally, it leads to rationing and price controls and government interference in the affairs of the people. Manufacturers, ret'tilers and others say that there are plenty of goods to go around, with few exceptions. If we buy normally, in the light of current needs, we will not suffer for want of anything. Hut even if this were not true, there would still lie no excuse, no mitigation, tor the hoarder, doods that go out of circulation, to be held in basements and attics, are goods which are lost to the country. They amount to a leak in the stream of production. Retailers have been especially active in opposing hoarding and scare buying, and pointing out its folly and fallacy. They know that kind of business is bad business for everyone and they know the grave results that will occur if it goes on long enough. But no one can stop hoarding except the consumer himself. The hoarder aids our enemies. It's any-body- 's A ';'' ' V-- 7' ' r THB Plk t HAGUE! AND MA.NYSAIUHC REOATTAS siiiaiiut hmru .F- rft. Lsu a& vStt-- u Li j Q w :--" A- v TOWNS. V V' w ANY AMERICAN TRAVELERS PREFER TO CO TO bUrvNG THE ..Y, EUROPG FALL MONTHS, IN.VEAI THE WEATHER IS PLEASANT J- - 'v LOVELY V" n He is the Dem- Today '( f 7,,f f THE:' .a V MOOEfiATELY PRICED ACCOMMODATIONS Af?E EASIER; TO OBTAIN. Sfe c hi t .V A hVERE ROOM V AND MEALS COST AS Vt LITTLC ASZ A DAY, TOURISTS ENJOY MOUNTAIN CLIMBING AND EXCE- Li LENT SKHC EVERY MCtfTX , OP THE YEAR IN THS HIGH AUSTRIAN it 1 PS. ocratic leader if a to .V I V tlie .? V i 4 villi a The satisfaction and the feeling; of security that comes with an ever increasing savings account is something that cannot be described with words. for some unforscen hap. Saving for the future or thin to do. Give this smart is a want pening or and then come in and suggestion some thought open a savings account today. Systematic savings brings future security. ' in the Senate and his failure to win Michael C. Allen would be a direct blow to the Truman administration's prestige and power. The interest in the Ohio race is simply this: Senator Robert Taft, g SH0KN t ' from Illinois. At IN ZANDVOORT; NATIONAL V i i .cr--' SIDE A- , as senator -- ever-growin- C , EVENTS DURING JULY AND AUCUST MOTOR RAZES the November Congressional elections. Nearly every state and district has a political battle in progress of hitch interest and importance locally. But across the nation, five campaigns .stand out for unusual significance. Three of these are in the midwest: Illinois, Iowa and Ohio. In each, the issue is a clear-cu- t test the strength .of of the Truman Democrats. Scott Lucas is battling to retain his seat $12") A First Claw Publication u I). i II ALLEN C. offers vhsttors OF AN BXCITJNC PROGRAM (NTERNmotfAL SPORTS tcuess. And everybody is guessing. The puzzle: outcome of PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY SUBSCRIPTION RATES Year. $3.00: 6 Mo. $2.00; (PAYABLE IN ADVANCE) NET" jlfirlL V Man ,ff air s I" MM CITY BEAa'EH . ipf.jgram OF THE MILFORD STATE BANK Republican Senate opposition the I'"''- - i ;..l,HtH)l leader, is under fire from the ada,""'" ministration, but is conceded to 3f Nanc (' rk (it ilfith- - was in vl ford Member Federal Deposit Insurance Coiporatou have euch a good chance to win wi'h .,or. bu Miles? Sunday. Maximum Insurance for Kuril Depositor that even Democratic Governor piano M r. and Mrs. Jay Lausche i "hedging" his tradiBy Sirs. Vivian Kdwanls all; v foul. spent visiting at the tional opposition to the GOP. oml' Miss Diana Parkinson, daugh home of their daughter, Mrs. G. In Iowa, an effort is being made to test the popularity among ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parkinson A. Morton and famiiy. si lo. (' imrposes. Brannan if Pinlura returned home Satnr-lafarmers of the Khlen Warner of Fillmore is t.eorge 1!. u.liies.Btav-er- . Itaf ( after spending a week with here visiting with his sister and plan of farm and consumer subsiI't., sec. ft. for irrigation us, it- - n ?w dies. Former Undersecretary of her Krandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J from a 10-iwell bet. hm me family. Mrs. Anion Rollins was Loveland Albert in H. Morris. Agriculture ana Mr. and Mis. King Morns and a point X. ijr at it. deep d by the Trumanites to week-en1. Mrs. the .iiki several friends Olive St Murdo.k spent Modern laundry equinment is ( or. sec. .. T i .;,S. it.H 7trom try to unseat Senator Bourka Hayw W. T's, at I'anguit. li Lake, fishing. her daughter and kitfh well with blend to Hickenlooper. Loveland outspok-anl- y designed ne to trom is Mar. used Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Siietullove to (ienevieve Hamilton, daughter en cabinets and appliances mrl to,aier promotes the Brannan plan. Oct. :;i to irrigate SO aT of Mrs. DeVona (1 riff it lis. is spend- the laundry itself can be plann-- d Hickenlooper made headlines iretn last week to attend the embraced in S'j Sec. 3, laud of extension the an as attractive BE A with his attacks on former Atomic of her grandson Ward Spend- - ing her vacation at Cedar, visiting vv 11 and ami tor American Builder a says kitchen, Commission Chairman love. Energy They returned Wednesday. her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs g s. iurpos party In days gone by, our citizens would walk miles through David Lilienthal. Voters will now magazine. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hlaeknei Join Hamilton. . .. .4 The magazine also says, 'Laun,v"i'P: riuicsis resisuiig t ne grant.!! the wilderness to vote because they knew their vote was have a chance to voice their opin- ind sons Davul and Orson return . r Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thomas and dry equipment properly arranged of any of the foregoing npplicsion on this subject, too. ed Monday evenini; from Mont coun:n with important to good government. Nowadays there is dangerous necessary sequence turns Willi reasons thereto:, sik Fi California is witnessing a battle family of I.ehi arrived Friday to can be effectively ued in he made, in aitiuavit form wit laxity on the part of a great number of voters who think that between the magic name of Roose- pelier. Idaho, where they visited snend their vacation wiih Mr. and ters Vi tai; e laundry-gamcombination romn, a single vote has no value. This is just what minority groups velt Jimmy is running for gov- Mr. and Mrs. CnuM Murdotk and Mrs. Ormond Morris and family. xtia copy and filed with the Stale fef.-- i floor u or on the first hp either la mily. and the Engineer, 403 State Capital, Sal: si;!ia'. Mrs. Carol Murdock and family basement. seeking power want the voters to think. A light vote gives ernor there t.ake City 1. I tali, on or before Warof Governor James Wed-i Williams present returned Mrs. visited with Olive Murdock. an organized, designing minority a chance to gain power. "Ideally, the washei. drvet inr 17. 105". 1948 GOP veep candidate. ren, September sd i ay from Sail Lake, where he ironer should be erranged accoA heavy vote is the best assurance of representative gov In Pennsylvania, it's Governor tttendetl the funeral of a friend. Monday. A. Linke, Harold of then the to sequence A was !ng given for birthday party ernment because then a minority cannot "steal" an election Dun against Senator Myers, the ENtUXEER. STATE .vith countei Mrs. Petty Peeson and baby of ample ipace Jane, daughter of for No. 2 man in th t and folding ot (First publication, July 21. VSJ sorting voting may not seem important to some who have lot siht Democrats' Provo came to snend Mr. Wednesday Mrs. and TuesSmith. James For plumbing ecnnornv of what it cost in blood and suffering to gain the liberties Senate. (East publication, Aug. IS, 195c week with her parents. Mr. and day. A dozen little guests attendBesides their immediate imporinstallation L .laiaic we but they are sadly mistaken. By accepting the tance, these laces will signal, as Mrs. James Williams. V n eatne ed and after playing games, ice NOT UK TO W.XTKIt I'SriKs ii rights we enjoy as (iod given, the more apt we are to fall brightly as a Shinola shine, the cream and cake were served. Sunday and tiny their home Trn' tlay. J. H. Morris, who has been iP prey to the snares of those who would destroy our liberties. way the wind blows for Mr. TruK.r Kugs Tlo following app'.i.'ations Ponnie. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vv- - this past week, is reported to hi The tragedy is that the promoters of our destruction gen man in 1952. Asia Minor for Uk ..sands of years fi!'"'d with tile State Kiigiiift: No matter how you look at on Maker. Draper, aas been taiv.ous for its oriental to appropriate water in bse eyeral improving. (Tally accomplish their ends with tax dollars under the guise troubles come not singly bui fc The Greek play. "Frogs." County, State of I'tah, tbnnsLu' days visiting with his u'latidnarettts Mr. and Mrs. Max Stewart and rujrs of offering beneficent handouts. battalions to a President. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morris. He re baby of Milford Flat visited at Mrs. written by Aristophanes in 400 B the entire year, unless oiheiwii; W.e will lose our freedom if we permit a minority to sad turned nome on Saturday. Stewart's parents. The Arthur C, tells about a character lolling idesignated all location die us with socialism as the result of a light vote. from SLIiAiM. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford William Plackners, several days last week. with a dancine eirl nn lnviirim.. So become a staunch 21324 Evan Walker, Box and children spent Wednesday and (see dictionary) and Mrs. Doyle Rollins and family oriental rugs made in the ancient t Heaver City, I'tah.. l.HS gret out and vote at every election to save your own bacon of Miletus. with ity Cliffonls Thursday parents of Minersville visited with her a for from use irrigation Vote in the Primary Election on Tuesday, September 5! Mr. and Mrs. James Williams. sister and family. Mrs N'ola Morris a; well bet. 50 and 225 ft. Mr. and Mrs Kdnar Kd wards last Thursday. a point S. 2ijun ft. and V. t'l XOTICH TO WAT Kit ISKItS and three children. Manderfield ft. from XE Cor. Sec. 31. T 29 i Mrs. Kathleen Robinson and two The following applications have II 7 V. The water is to be used START CUTTING . . . been filed with the State Engineer from Apr. 1 to Oct. 1 to irripa'.e children. Reaver, visited at the Vi Cabinet and counters occupy vian Kdwards home. Thursday. to change or appropriate water in oh acres of land embraced in NT The country has been told that the international situation more space in a kitchen than does Beaver County, State of Utah, Sec. 31, T 29 S. U 7 W, and for Mr. and Mrs Blaine Placket! makes it necessary to place this nation on a semi military any other kind of equipment, says the entire year, unless year-roun- d incidental domesik throughout Mr. Mrs. and and William Placket! basis, and that taxes on both individuals and industries imist American Builder magazine. g otherwise designated all locations and purposes. at- to went Cir leville. Fridav to For this the reason, be substantially raised to foot the bill. magazine Bearer, from 21S04 SLB&.M. Mark being Woolsey, htid the rodeo. of adds, arrangement and size 1 1. use To Under those circumstances, the people of the United States cabinets sec.-f- t. 3 for Et., Change: irrigation and counters should be Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVel Bradshaw, Hea- from a 16-iwell bet. 100 and who will do the paying, are certainly entitled to demand that carefully planned. ver. Ut proposes to change the 3u0 ft. deep at a point S. 15S5 ft. "For greatest efficiency, storage Wes Polton of Provo. came Satur- wasteful and governmental spending be elimin- space lay to visit his grandparents. Mr. point of diversion of 2.5 sec. ft. and W. 20 ft. from XE Cor. Set in kitchen should be the ated, ami that our domestic affairs be conducted with rigorous planned ot water under right initiated hv 3. T 29 S, U 7 W. The water is to according to the size of and Mrs. Dan Barton. He returned the family," American Builder on Sunday economy. Application No. ly:;i. The water he usd from Apr. 1 to Oct 31 was to be diverted from a well ai as a supplemental supply to irrOur young men must not be sent to fight on foreign fields says. "And if possible, the arJames Bradford. Salt Pake city, a point S. 915.75 ft. and E. 132U igate 117.5 acres of land embraced should be determined ame rangement to and uot .trained his while we poorly Friday evenini; equipped spend incredible sums before the placement of ft. from XR Cor. Sec. 21, T 28 S in SEUNKU. E'jSEU Sec. J. wife and baby, w ho have been vis on "pet" projects here at home. We must have economv in windows.plannng Otherwise, windows can It 7 W. and used from May 1 tc SKU XEV4 Sec. in. T 29 S, R ' limit the effectiveness of cabinet iting with Mis. Bradford's parents. every department and activity of government. Sept. 1 to irrigate 7 acres ol V. and from Oct. 31 to Apr. 1 Mr. J Mrs. and W Plackner. They! arrangements." md embraced in XKh c purposes. For a family of four persons, returned home ,)n Sunday. T 2S S. K 7 V, and for 2 Is 25 t Frank O. Quei'ry, Beathe building industry publication Mrs. Pauline Stoddard and two incidental domestic ;ind for irrigation u ter, ft.. 3 sec.-f- t. recommends n minimum of 5 feet. sons. ALL TO (THE GOOD and II in. Salt Lake City. arn"d Fr well bet. 150 coin a purpuses. erirg inches of wall cabinets and it k with h r nar- to spend a w n is a point N. C43.4 . at lay inO'ft. (i inches of base cabinets, inioaior. to di in feet, deep I proj.osed This year, it is estimated, our per capita consumption will X t ' I v rtt 2.5 sec. ft. rt vv.il..r f A o:n W '.i Mr. and Mrs J W. It'a ktier I f K. 7 it 2 ft. din-:u- 'i 'llts. and to 'addition for space storing be a trifle larger than last by about one per cent. The amount 1 !). T 2!) S. It 7 W. TliewaiR ; well I)io ware. M'i'. Mr. and Mr " I ,,. ." Cl.Md' Davis and I ; ?. ,, ' i at a point '.. ol beef eaten by the average person will remain s lo he used from Mar. 1 to Oft. "When the amount of storage boy and Bill I'a.e. Mii.ord. ' " " ..' I 'V' d approximate k r land vis.', l"i!i."i 1o lie used is It. from si: !1 to irrigate sn acres of the same, and an expected increase in pork determined, with relatives s' consumption will space -- s it is mm.-rtan7 wthat Si r 19. T 29 this 1 in am '.a aihi W aced space " more than offset decreases in veal, lamb and mutton. . May Kick" F.dwa be available where it is most ' l HI " t.. 4. and M I lo 7 .rr-iEV. i Sec. 1 . W W, X'pi. I. A graph showing our tor I o: lin.! 1 .. ' JTs . . K s W. and consumption of meat during the pa-- t needed." American Builder adds.- Saturday and ' 'M :., .1 Sir lav. It. I t ' emlea t m'c. 25. T 2!) .,, halt century presents some interesting variation-- . i: XYV-- , , and The all "If ;np!ianees are properly ar- visit,,! with Mi , f ji.'y,,, s. eai round im id, ait. ranged according to recommended V,SW. and in: I , time high was reached in 1(X)S, at Mf ng purposes. pounds. The low came planning principles and if manuK ,.,!, C. Smith. in 1935. during the depression, at 1 17 pounds. Since that eai facturers' cabinets are used, there , c !"A'""' r. It.. fi, 'or im.catioi i . the tendency has been upward, and in late years the figure ha . is little chance of error m estab- I.Mr aadM.. ' ' ',!.150 and well bet. mi !: i M- !' from 1 !. !sp, yv: of correct ft. . ,tS.nul,vv,.-i!;) lishing availability fluctuated in the neighborhood of 150 pounds. ;..! .V ! DO! ep a storage space. The average American eats considerably more meat th.,. 1C2' it. Il' ,1) M- V" "Manufacturers of wood and ' "' a'er ' Th,-125 ft. leep at a "A his counterpart in most of the rest of the wot Id. , "l'M,: "A ur oa, metal cabinets, largely responsifv poir. S ,1S5 1 01''t. 'from for the rapid progress in deused Apr. sumption, however, is much below that of a few nations m ble of res velopment and standardization of rigate l.Pi a, T 29 which meat is the principal industry, such as Argentina In kitchen units, today offer intea ed iti . the future, according to government and other forecasts, tin grated units styled to harmonize 'I'i:'!'"". V !"'! I"! -d incidental A ": :: Y s '' U , ati'i for vear-ron- i a,;, l; , M. a in- with appliances. are eral .lavs v th Cabinets I trend will continue in the upward direction. s oi k'Watering purposes purpoM !.,) ,e ' reI I J,v- l!21 sr. 5 " av Kr. d l':ifRlackner. The fact that meat is so important an element in the iuer available to fit any kitchen defl and are I euion and I . quirements I i usually It..;! s.v.it. icandiet is. from the point of view of dieticians and the mcdi signed to complement work areas. 150 ' "Base i under S5S cabinets counters X. iai iraiernity. all to the good. It is now known that tin ."11' .ii,iriri.-l- - J I tt ti a p at a pout s. r,n n. n. de. p i! h, is examwhere for done, mixing H1(ot ft" - K I ' found ple, I f'"in XE ('.,!..-large amounts ot whole protein, which sumptKiti ::,. i i, and E 310 ft. frovin Til" V' usually have provisions for -. in meat and a brief list of other foods, has a stn in sj 2a. r 2s s. i; ,'.',:"1' OftFOR THE Caa.leh.t. foi K.pnbli,,,,, ,f,j canny the torage of staple items used s to be used from '.;r. 1 to on phjical and mental health and well being in mixing foods, while dinner-war- e !n as a supplemental em- storage is usually arranged in wall cabinets directly abov rit tte 1 "5.(17 a r.- c land oo rac d in SW the serving area. Sc. 2!'. ' U fi W. "Shelves should not be higher yar-r.,.:l.- i " u,rUb;vit ' ' than 72 inches rom the floor, and 21 sr,7- - Morreli .1. War 'lew th.. l;, ;:uhh- i,"liK.w'""'ing piirpes- -. wall cabinets should not be high-e- r or irri?a"'" t ft If t. 30" ..J,. -. - i. i n ' than 15 inches above the work! u a.a null, int surface of counters." ft d.eti at a I"1 and American Builder says that 3 53 ft. and WI03 ft. -from TV K. I minimum amounts of counteri I . '; I .. ''::! !i" rank ,f I .n nii. '.', .'; APrspace as recommended by a re i.. I,,. ,,,,,1 from I I I f ""m .V C.,r. See. 21 . cent Small Homes Council study! I iTS v, al tW o Oct, 3ii a a are 13 inches beside the refrig.i"- Ci L. from to LLt l , April irrigate lly erator, 38 inches at right of sink ' .... t VI I.. II' ' 4 Ill III clltll II bowl, 30 inches at left of sink :9 s' K '''' 11XW'4 bowl. 24 inches beside, or near, !K', "'"-'"- i in.N U 7 V. way up I the range, and 36 inches for food I SV.i.WVi Mr "About 10 of college education dol-lor- $ T 2 I " S. U 7 W. NW1.N" Protests resisting le'' app'1'ft- preparation. t. of any of the It! paid ovt each year by our state FIGHTING with reasons there for, 'E in tiffiilavil ! f '17!.;! .. , . v.,,..,,,. M udern Farms " extra copy and filed i':i "' 1, )U ,.. L..."'.'..'. government come from tax payments sec,,. -i ... mmtmmmmmmmMM " I il Ilk I Mil I : I I .. 1,. ' a More farm hen have modern ' lei. :. and '.Oil ft I'.ngineer. Ie3 Stat" r nt'i"" macU by mines and smelters." facilities Over i'nO thousand more Eak 1. I'lah. Hi ritv futur American atr-phi Yr nd w Oi tober 1. r''-: ' V. farms repe' trtl electricity in 1945 ;.: I!l5n. . .. ft. is., demand a chang. v,, ' "' ""! l'l. T . or Idle I., tytli ,. .' ,'.V W alloc f. BimH. for Harold A. Linke. than in t'"" and ever "Pfl thousand The wat. r is tto " !. ,' in farm STATK ENfilXEKK 'Ho-mere f.irn f hno trlt PRIMARY EUCTION SEPT. 5 ,M N'"v ?'" to 'I'aid Political Adv. t,v 7' flv. L. C. Monson. 1NKKK Ifd. Political Ar. by Frank J. Fullmr) dwellings. Seven eit of 10 farms f-land etnhraced Mitchell Mi,cin , DEPUTY STATE ENf" 195"' .Ml ,had a rad'3 In 194a. S. K 7 W. ' . .... .. AnK- (First i GREENVILLE -. O lto-ict.- Modern Laundry y Kitchen Fits n. hand-picke- . d i- i son-in-la- POT-WALLOPE- R -- . i year-ron- .11 stock-waterinT"t , . ti'-i- magic-vote-getti- four-year-ol- d all-enjo- Plan Carefully For Cabinets And Counters sw.-:- our ads say stock-waterin- T n. non-essenti- 1 1; stock-waterin- , g ye;n-.-ionn- sto.-k-wa- 'A 1 8-- ! or- i 1 - t s-- .,,, i ,.! ,;v S- I; ..2r " LL . . . ,1 1 - - . '.'. if 11 ; f '"iA.rt It - 1 i .: . ' fr , . ft- .1.-- . . X T-'- . cl t zw?. mams you , -- f ' - e- .i- -i ' 1 . . ' lJL. - .C . .1 1 d' M ' ',.V',. A' 1. VIZA'l e.-- t - ! ,e-- -- : ' 1 I I ! f,' ne. pln-no- s ..r-t- f T "''"f 1 T, V' in. iil. nt .1 publication. (Last publication. Sept- - - 1950 |