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Show -- Page Eiaht- - BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. Tremonton, Utah SERVICE MEN mm DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS TO MILK COWS BY HAND! MILK FASTER MILK CLEANER GET MORE MILK SOLDIER HOME FROM ITALY First Lt. Ernest Skinner, who recently returned home from Italy was a truest of his sister, Mrs. Glen Udy Sunday. He also visited at the R. D. Macfarland home. Lt. Skinner and Corp. Jay U. Mac-- j farlane have been stationed at the same base in Italy. Washington, D. C. GOOP BOMBS' HIT JAPAN WASHINGTON. The inside story of how the army and navy are burning up Japan's main cities, block by block, may now be revealed at leas '.- in part. The two greatest contributions to the burning of Japan are the 9 and a new, still somewhat mysteriknown as the "goop ous bomb." Just how the "goop bomb" got its name isn't known. However, it's the most terrible fire spreader in the world. Part of its secret is an oily mush developed by petroleum chemists. This makes the contents of the bombs stick in gluelike gobs to anything it hits, making it almost Impossible for Japanese firefighters to scrape it loose. However, what really made the bomb the most terrible In the world was experiments carried out by some of Henry Kaiser's West coast scientists. They found Kaiser had a surplus of WITH THE ESTABLISHED 3 B-2- Corp. Macfarlane kar, Africa. fire-bom- b MILKING MACHINE SINGLE DOUBLE UNITS OR Liienquist Brothers IMPLEMENT DEALERS Phone Tremonton, Utah 12") , Dcloy Andrc.ison who QUALITY Costs Wo More wifh BUUQ Shallow Wells J. G. BURGESS CO. Duro Dealers for 25 Years. manual ii m I permis-- ! sion from his commanding officer recently to take a jeep and make a call on his brother Denny who is in Austria. The brothers enjoyed a day or two together, for the first time in many months. LT. THOMAS HARRISON VISITS HERE Lt. and Mrs. Thomas W. Harrison visited at the E. J. Winzeler home during the past week. Lt. Harrison left for Camp Fannin, Texas, but Mrs. Harrison will remain here for a short visit. For Deep or mini is station-- cJ in Germany obtained umji I.ump WW t magnefast burning, sium production on his hands, and they also knew one of the greatest difficulties in making magnesium is its high explosive content. So they experimented with mixing magnesium dust in the oil of the bomb. This magnesium dust lights up in a searing blaze as soon as it comes in contact with air. Result is the hottest fire ever known. Most important effect of the "goop bomb" is that no known equipment can douse its flames. Water only adds to the blaze; as do any of the other specialized chemicals. All the Japs do now against the "goop bomb" is to try to confine the area in which it burns, not put it out. This is one reason for increasing optimism about an early end of the Jap war. EE x 108 81 when the dis- aster finally was announced. There were obvious reasons for keeping the news quiet while the ship was en route through the Panama canal. But once it passed the canal and was safely tied up in New York, all danger was past, however, the navy still invoked censorship. Sat. June 30th Girls' Wash 17, AMERICA'S NO. ONE HEEL DRESSES SHEETS Sizes 1 to 16 f1.49to?2.49 Limit 2 to a customer. Buy now while our stock is complete. Ladies Girls' Rayon Former OPA Administrator Leon Henderson is a sad man these days. Every time he picks up the newspapers, he reads story after story telling how Washington has given some manufacturer permission to produce again. Henderson recalls how he gained the reputation of being "America's No. 1 heel," by cutting down the American civilian consumption to almost zero. "If I could only change all that," moans Henderson. "If the President would only give me- a job for one week just one short week in which I could give the people back some of the things I took away from them. Then folks wouldn't think I'm such a bad guy after all." 1.66 Priced from HANKIES Gorgeous Prints, - Fine Lawn They are very scarce. Sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8. Non-ruAll Elastic Waist 25Cand29C n. 49 c New lot C. just received 79c 98c 69c Curity DIAPERS DIPLOMATIC CHAFF South Africa's prime minister Jan Christian Smuts seldom speaks but when he does, every one listens. Czechoslovakia's C. Jan Masaryk, foreign minister, has been the most in conciliating effective Russian-wester- n differences. C. Sen. Glenn Taylor of Idaho has used only five gallons of gas since arriving in Washington an example which could be emulated by a lot of other bigwigs. C. Secret service is on the trail of a counterfeiting ring which has circulated hundreds of thousands of spurious one dollar bills. . . . They all bear the same serial number, are considered one of the cleverest jobs recently pulled. C One reason General Eisenhower and his staff have been so upset about congressmen visiting the battle zones is that when the Germans counterattacked last December, the Nazis sent a powerful paratroop force to take the little town of Cernay. Had they landed one week earlier to the hour, they would have captured the entire house BRASSIERES $i1 i OC OO NYLON Light and airy rrfp:,',i,TH;-',i,HTi"."j,z.slis- ii Limited Quantity Infants "2.39 WHITE Doz. sic Infants VESTS Sleeveless, Summer Weight II I I 25c 11 1 DRESSES Rayon or Lawn 1.98 r,'t.i,"rT ,li;. v,r-'-',- j Ladies' 'a PURSES Receiving BLANKETS Newest styles. Black, White, Red, Tan Brown, Navy, For Infants. $1.98to$4.45 25c Plus. Fed. Tax.... u P 1! II tt "Buy for Cash and Pay Less" 10:00 to de verl payne" ADVANCED With the USS j ! - l vS?! (Delayed)De wife lives in Ltah has advanced to flreir first class, USNR. He has been in the Navy July, 1944. While senin, ,v7 this battleship, he has ran--in the bombardments and inv " of Iwo Jima. Tr'f who. Other Days y:uu to b:uu m r f SJ - Im- the buildings in our military affairs committee delegation then in France. C, Correspondents refer to Secretary of State Stettinius as "Junior." C. Wives of some conference delegates are having a field day buying clothes. . . . One woman marched Into the hat section of a department store, grabbed up 40 chapeaux wit-oeven trying them all on. C. The navy department has done a bang up Job convincing delegates of America's military might. . . . The navy takes delegates on blimp rides, boat rides, and airplane tours of West coast navy Installations showing them America'! striking power . i first hand. Most of our buildings are of good quality, but very few of them were equipped with artificial lighting or adequate heating and ventilation systems. Insulation for the purpose of conserving heat and improving the acccustical properties of class rooms was not nsed. Worn out More than half of the money plumbing fixtures must be replaced. used for rejuvenation will go to provide old buildings with items which To that extent, the were not included at the time of construction. new. The proposed rewhen were buildings will be better than they will cost $300,000.00. juvenation program Some of our schools have been handicapped because of insufficient floor space. It is our judgment that we should provide some and make additions to old buildings in ether cases. The estimated cost of necessary new buildings is approximately the same as the cost of the repair and improvement program. Are Materals arid Labor Now Available for this activity? Materials and labor are not now available and they may net several months. be for Why Borrow Money Now if We Must Wrait an Indefinite Length of Time Before the Work Can Be Done? We believe NOW is the right time to get our money ready for this program. Interests rates are the lowest they have ever been. In 1920 this district sold bonds bearing 5 interest. In 1934 Box Elder School District bonds sold down to 4 interest. At the present time this dis trict can issue bonds carrying not to exceed 1.5 interest. During the period after the bands are sold and before the work is done, the money received from the sale of bonds may be invested in Government Securities yielding an interest rate equal to or greater than the rate paid on Box Elder Bonds. How Come that Box Elder Bonds Will Sell for a less Rate of Interest than Government Securities? Investors buy bonds for the net profit they will- - yield. Interest from School Bonds is not taxable. Interest from Government bonds is taxable in the hands of persons, firms or corporations, but not when held by government subdivisions, such as school districts. Investors, there "municipals fore, make more net profit from less income on tax-fre- e than from a greater income on taxable government bonds. In Terras of Taxes, How Much Will the Bonds Cost? i The Board of Education assumes that the assessed valuation in Box Elder County will not be less than $30,000,000.00. It has not been that low in the last 27 years. At the present time the valuation is i?o- -r 933,551.00. The cost of retiring these bonds, including interest atwr the money is used, will be an average of 1.45 mills over a period of years. In other words, an Assessed Valuation of $1,000.00 would pay an average of $1.45 annually to provide proper lighting, comfortable heat and ventilation and adequate buildings for all the children in tne Box Elder County School District. How Does the Cost of Debt Service in Our District Compare With the Debt Service Levies in Other School Districts of Utah In 194 4 the highest levy for school debt, in any Utah district was mills. Three Utah districts did not have any levy. Fourteen c levied 3.00 mills or more for debt service. The average levy for ot 7 di"? tricts was 2.35 mills. . . The levy in Box Elder County School District for debt service is mills for the present indebtedness. If bonds to the extent of $000, otr are now voted and sold, bearing interest at 1.5, the levy for tnem tirement of the present debt and the new bonds will be less than annually. 9f ij ut Gephart Stores Co. Saturday Store Hours Sanu'j1 We have been concerned abcut the condition of from even speculating regarding certain international phases of the Pacific war, but the navy for some weird reason hushed up the bombing of the airplane carrier Franklin from April 26, when she got to New I ; district. More than five years ago we decided to make a survey of the condition of our school plants. In line with this idea, early in 1944 we employed an architect to examine our buildings. We believe it is our duty to advise patrons of our findings. fire-fighti- to May ? provement and building- program? fire-fighti- York, j Cpl. Owen Petersen left Sunday to report in California for active duty in the army. Cpl. Petersen came from Iceland and has been at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Petersen of Elwood for the past month. i - ever, especially in the Pacific, it is getting tougher. Not only are newspapers barred DOORS OPEN AT 10 A. M. Da- Funnel Why Does the Board of Education Recommend a Repair, STATIONED WITH ARMY OF OCCUPATION CONTIN UED CENSORSHIP Word has been received that With the European war over, evSgt. Grant Thompson is stationed eryone expected press censorship to with the .army of occupation in ease up. In some respects, howGermany. now in Knnei CPL. ; I First Lt. Stanford ot Mrs. Marie C. Logan and formerly of ttwe5 currently asagned to the AAF distribution Station at Calif., Army Air Base. Why The Board Of Education' Proposes A Bond Issue white-ho- ANDRE ASON BROTHERS VISIT IN EUROPE is OWEN PETERSEN REPORT TO CALIFORNIA lot- - 28 ASSIGNED TO REDlSTRr BUTION CENTER DON HANSEN REPORTS FOR DUTY Cpl. Don Hansen of ths U. S. Marines left Sunday, to report for action, after spending thirty days at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hansen of Elwood. While here he married Miss Beth White of Garland. NEWS FROM You're Too Busy Thursday, June Board Of Education Box Elder County School District ivlVin,Jjll'r ; ; j j j |
