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Show ursday, August 24, 1944 Civ-i- BEAR RIVER VALLEY Group c jsksAuto fTax Change of the Associated of Northern Utah responsibility ve accepted full spoasoring organization for Presentinglegislation to the 1945 Uslature which will guarantee exclusive use of Utah's motor r chicle registration fees and mo-japurpfor highway fuel taxes -- Directors fie clubs - oses- board of directors, meeting City last week, adopt-in detail the report of the roads committee, head-by J. C. Dewey. Subsequently a resolution urging Aey adopted amendments to the state constitthe ution which will guarantee revenues such of use exclusive The A a Brigham administration, construc-'jon-, fr and maintreconstruction enance of highways and enforcement of traffic laws. the In its legislative program a to joint present board proposes resolution to the senate and house the representatives which follows form: tentative ji xo monies derived from fees, excises or license taxes relating a registration, operation or use vehicles on public highways or for fuels used for propelling such for expended fenicles shall be 'purposes other than the cost of the threat of deteriorated highways, and legislation is needed to protect the vehicle users who pay the tax. The roads committee pointed out that the state tax commission received $76,288 from taxes on vehicle users in 1938, and the tax commission's projected use of these funds in 1944-4- 5 is $238,356. It was pointed ' out further that $2000 in motor vehicle registration fees and $8500 in gasoline tax receipts are going annually into the general fund, capital building and grounds. By Congressional action OPA has been granted authority to sue retailers for three times the amount of an overcharge or $50, whichever is the highest, in cases of wilful violation, or for treble damages or $25 for unwilful violations, A. N. Rytting, community service member of the Tremonton war price and rationing board stated. "Two months ago." the member Mr. and Mrs. Mel Foxley spent said, "when Congress renewed Wednesday in Logan. the Stabilization Act of 1'44, it Miss Velma Hatch of Tetonia, modified the amount for which Idaho is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. retailers could be sued, and gave OPA the authority to take action Orval Ewer this week if buyers at retail failed to sue within 30 days. This authority is Mrs. W. McDermaid of Salt called Claim. Lake is spending this week in Tre- The the Administrations was power OPA two for given monton, while her brothers. Max reasons: First, there was a growand Pex are home on furlough. of the need for ing Mc. McDermaid and children also betterrecognition of ceiling understanding spent Sunday here. prices, and second, Congress felt that buyers could be protected from overcharges and merchants from being outbid for supplies by unpatriotic competitors who were and paying charging illegal prices.' All persons dealing in commodFOR SALE One Monarch Range ities with new grates and water rent or services and landlords in control areas are subject to jacket, 1 Coronado heater, 1 9x12 Axminster Rug and pad. See Mrs. Vernon Glenn. CLASSIFIED ADS " such laws, statutand refunds adjustments allory payment of LOST owed there under; Dary grey, 6 year old costs of mare, branded obligations, highway B on left thigh, 'construction, reconstruction, halter. Nobrown and wearing s and repair of public W. E. Rockwood, 456 tify and bridges, and expenses Brigham. Reward. i enforcing such traffic laws." FOR SALE 1 radio, 1 flat top, as proposed, Ttis legislation, oak desk, 1 dining table and Iwuld amend Article Xffl of the six chairs, 1 overstuffed chair jtate constitution. and hassock, 1 overstuffed dae commit-'ein its report the roads venport and chair, 1 acceler-'itto- n toward noted a trend Monarch electric range, 1 small in the diversion of the taxes arm chair, 1 oval dining room to paid by highway users table, 1 business filing cabinet, ppurposes. Under the 1 check protector. 1 China dinit 'projected program for 1945, set with service for 12 and ner such of was pointed out, $400,000 other miscellaneous items. many Monies will be diverted. Landvatter. Phone 7R1. Herman it was reported out that the is ianger of continued diversion FOR SALE Fall Rye Seed. Call 69J3 or see W. B. Mason. idministering main-Itenan- Congress Grants OPA Power to Act in Case of Overcharge ; T ; LEADER Page Five MORRIS FAMILY from HOLDS REUNION and rationing Six of the nine living children of John S. and Esther Morris were present a week ago, on the 13th, at a reunion held at the George Individuals who have problems M. Ward home in Riverside. Ttu! of food storage fiom their Vicother three who live in Idaho, tory garden are asked to comCity Arizona, Wyoming were unable to municate with the Box Elder 15 16 attend. service or County Extension Luncheon was served on the telephone 106 Brigham City, aclawn during the afternoon and a cording to announcement jy Miss Plans are well under way for very pleasant time of visiting and Bessie M. Hansen. the annual Peach Day celebration games was on Dr. Stark, an authority A business at Brigham City, Friday and Sat- meeting was erjoyel also held. storage problems will visit the urday, September 15 and 16, anThe following brothers and sis- county shortly and will hold nounces W..H. Griffiths, secretary ters with their families, were pres- meetings where all types of storof the Box Elder Chamber of ent: David W. Morris, Portage. age will be discussed. Just conCommerce, sponsoring organizat- Samuel F. Morris, Pocatello; tact the extension service and ion. Dr. W. Par- you will be notified when Salt Morris, Lake; George be in your commun- will Stark T. M. Ross Salt Morris, Lake; ley The event, in wartime version, will consist of parades on Friday Morris, Kaysville; Joseph Morris, Mrs, Leonard P. McCammon; evening at 6 o'clock and SaturMrs. George M. and Malta, Hail, 11 a. band at m., day morning Riverside. Ward, concerts. Special acts, a Seventeen young men of the fight card featuring Keith Nuttall, are in the armed forces, Variety shows, flower exhibits family some of them serving overseas. an da hobby show. The public speaking contest Monte Young's carnival and Mr. and Mrs Elias Landvatter sponsored by the Women's Chrisrides will also be a drawing 'card and Miss Ruby Landvatter of Den- tian Temperance Union will be for the celebration. Lloyd Huist ver are visiting with their par- held Thursday, August 31, at the will exhibit his wonder dogs on ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Land- Methodist Church at 8 p. m., acthe court house lawns Saturday vatter. The members of the fam- cording to announcement by Mrs. afternoon. It is also expected that ily were entertained at the Elmer Axel Fredriksen, president. the Union Pacific band will make Gorringe home Friday evening. Music for the evening will be its appearance at the Saturday furnished by the string orchestra Miss Ardella Kay spent Sunday directed by J. R Becksteead. morning parade and will present a band concert at the reviewing at home with her parents, Mr. The public is cordially invited stand during the afternoon. and Mrs. Calvin Kay. to attend. the new provision. mation may be local war price boards." Further Help on Food Storage Offered infor- obtained at Peach Days Brigham September and Speech Contest To Be Held Next Week top-flig- ht r-y: n ce high-ifay- j in I We Carry Ken non-highw- T-l-- C LOST Wallet, by Lindon Thompson, containing Drivers License OIL and Draft Card. If return to the Leader GAS PUMPS FOR SALE One Jersey Cow; will freshen soon. Heber Hailing, 1 mile west of Bear River P City. FOR SALE Factory Rebuilt Ford Model, A Motor, complete assembly. Gamble Store Dealer. T-l-- for use with 00 or Gas Drums T-l-- C YOU'LL WANT THESE EXTRAS Black Binders Imitation black leather. Standard size. Two or three metal rings. Testers Spreader tvpe Coil bound, the kind that lie flat. 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