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Show Tremonton, Uuh The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, entertained at a family party the home of their-.- . . d ff. Cur,C.o;,.ES3ren.Fow-e- Thursday of last week for their ;Hilcy a birthday"!?' S,M June 30th. .v."w- ccmmiuee 'the Jenkins. o Gibson, ' Winona Gardener on served in honor )ps. Gibbons. After the House had vv.cs.oh ofM. " estimated revenues will go mucn daughter j " Masaeu, t Jailev. Larson Jones, twrtmont $13, Delias the her birthday. measure to f ive the to that figure than birthday. . Thus six closer Lee pre' Bracken Voss Ward made a Mrs. J. Mrs. Mr and an additional $393,000 lor tne ' Marthakis ana urat-rGov. 200.COO Cutler went to U' firet iv months of 1949. the S?n- - Demccrate and seven Republi- sented in his messageto Brigham Friday. from business tn ... trip fit i to kill the measure. headed icans committee by ate welfare Mrs. Gene Mr and joined of Leavitt with their li wwj jdays The party line was ignored.1 juo Sen. Orrlce C. McShane Logan called on friends here son in law, m, and ...ii. uu. Talbot and family. ver) reported the bill out favor- - as completely irt tne aeamoi Thursday. Sens. bill. ; Although to cut amount $145, with the Mrs. Mr Alton registration Davis of ably and Fowles and Mar-th- at ot ea,h vvcck 000. Senator McShane explained !Burns.E!ggren. By Mrs. J. O. Hadfield Berkeley California are visiting at Trcmonton, Utah, on Thursday Pu Democ-mouit was believed the lower a- - j thakis gave the bill four (nr VriA.wr distribution. with Mr and Mrs. Jesse Davis. "3 lhone would get the department tcratic votes in favor of the Mrs. Ray Justsen and and Mr Mr and Mrs. Ira Moon of Malad Main and First West the first quarter, after sure, it was killed by seven Re- -j small son are visiting with rela- were calling on the Jay Macfar-lancowman SUBSCRIPTION RATES Jhadvan administration publicans, Sens Clegg, Day, tives at Carey Idaho. which a new Sunday. Official Trcmonton, Utah, as Second Class 'would be in power and should , Knight, Lund McShane andSens. Mr and Mrs. Bruce Geary of idTthTpost the opportunity of living Uch, and four Democrats, Salt Lake spent Saturday and matter, October 15, 1925 within the budget for the next Gibson, Jenkins, Orser Ana Jtiop-thr- Sunday with Mrs. Geary's parr j kin- months. A. 71 KTTTIXO, ents, Mr and Mrs.J. O. Hadfield. Later he was presented with. - A like measure on registration Bishop and Mrs. Leland Capen-e- r ft By Mrs. Christine Peterson new figures by the welfare de- - was killed in the House by were Salt Lake visand family and proposed to raise. ocrats and Republicans alike in itors several days this week. Friday night the Frienda Club amount to $189,000 for the accepting an "unfavorable" the Mrs. J. H. Ward went to Ogden met at the home of Mrs. Liuzell and introduced a bill to mittee report, the latter part of the week and honoring her birthday. The furore ov.?r SB 65 the f am-e- visited with her sister, Mrs. Ora Eliason allow the State Board of examin- A social evening was spent and a in its which bill to supplement welfare appro- ous Hyer. She returned home Tues- delicious luncheon was served to calendar. But unless the priations from the emergency form world have restric-lie- f day. They are speaking ot sifting of the members by the hostesses, Regardless of the wea', fund in case of extreme e- - j ted use of the 22rifle and pellet Mrs. Ira Ward entertained at a fifteen committees rather early in the action suddenly speeds up, they and Ada Pratt. Erma Sorensan side, your Greyhovnd buT.s ." wm of their was Utah find many proposals mergencies. to the target range, He air gun 28th regular session ot the maintained, her for inside. It's summer all ttic dinner Sunday family the Officers sift- for Thursday Primary seive the into its dropping proponents by son Kenneth on his birthday. Out when you go Greyhound' meanwhile, that the end of the fixed up by Legislature. f quent schedules, moneys Kennecott Copper strike and an changing the meaning entirely, of town guests were Mr and Mrs. and Teachers held their monthly cn,h tT!ir rinosn't usually come ing. Teachers at class the freedom from fares, training trafuc around until the fortieth day, but Because of the powerful Dem- eventual break in the weather to j All reference to restriction of the Ross Smith and children of Mal-o- d home of Erma Sorensen. An insion and parking worrits in its was and arms deleted end small in the the influence House, "seasonal" ocratic houses two unemployment passed when the Idaho. Greyhound your biggest teresting lesson was given by the in transportation. Telephone two matters that are certain to would most likely cut welfare place came a provision to make Thomas Udy, Job Hadfield and Teachers halfway mark in their I training teacher, Joan complete travel information! ' parents liable for misuse of the Marvin Burnett went to Logan on session this week, the calendar draw attention of the Legislature needs. Luncheon was served to Heyder. m- under so lien be the welfare Heaviest debat? in veteran will far the law, youngsters by pieces that cluttered so was firing business Friday. Because of bad ten members. GO GREYHOUm,,, inomnirprs insisted earlv aDDoin- - stituted by the 1947 regular and session came on the issue of ex- - 16. weather they did not return unMiss Mary Lou Rice of Malad Meanwhile, the "economy" til Saturday. tment of sifting committees 1948 special session, and the CI-- J pending Weber College to a four- on a Wittier Vocef;c Idaho was a Sunday guests at the labor bill, Utah's count- - year Weber State College. Passed philosophy of this legislature would be necessary soon If "more Lowell Capener, who has been home of Mr and Greyhound's experienced u Mrs. Ross Ander 6 in the House reached into the salary question stationed at Fort Ord California by both houses counselors will gladly help . important" legislation is to get erpart to tne son. 7 Bills have been introduced for and in the Senate the bill and the House turned down your trip, making all action. in has been transf ered to a Mr and Mrs. Alma Larkin, Mr in advance. See ; certain to draw a veto ly salary hikes for mayors, audit- - New Jersey according camp In all, approximately 4S0 mea- repeal of both and a hearing has; to word and Mrs. Reed Agent today Greyhound Larkin State attended ors conducted the to went commissioners teen Gov.J first in the when In and it Bracken by Introduced sures had been lor FREE lolders with jjj Mr and funeral services his recieved parents, by at Hyde Park dav descriptions! and second class cities. It also and Mrs. Russell Capener. houses on the thirtieth, day, with Women's Legislative Council on; Lee this week. for a relative. Thursday nealy 170 on the second reading the labor question. Fullmer H.j There was quite a debate in killed a bill to require the licensMr and Mrs. Russell Capener 31. E. HALL Beverly Nelson and La Dene calender In the Senate and be- Latter, state AFL president, spoke the Senate last week over House ing of all plumbers in cities and Cutler came up from B. Y. TJ. to MIDLAND HOTEL j tween 80 and 90 on the third rea- out in favor of returning to the bills to provide fees for attorneys towns of less than 8000 Tremonton Phone spend the week end. indigents in the ion and turned down a measure ding In the House. Four Senate "little Wagner act," while Grover Mr and Mrs. Bealey Cutler bills have be,?n passed by both A. Giles, former attorney general district and supreme courts and a ithat would allow overtime pay for spent Wednesday of last week at GREYHOVND LEADS ISCOVtr, houses, while 11 others have been and now counsel for the Indus- Senate bill to require registration work on public projects of more killed, withdrawn or discarded trial Relations Council maintain- aients to canvass their districts than eight hours per day. Still in preparation by the through action on a duplicate ed there had been no labor strife and sign up unregistered citizens law and before election day. by GEORGE S. BENSON House bill. At the same time, five under the joint apprepriations committee, All were killed, the attorney headed by Sens. Fred J. Milliman President Harding Oltet House bills have been passed by that It should stand. MANY GREAT BUYS STILL LEFT j Scarey. Arkansas is an appropri-rcgistratiand the j both bodies and five have been The welfare lien bill will fur- bills by a vote of se1. nish the second debate of the bill by a count of ations bill which has been killed. The Spirit of Research Voting for the attorney bills jmised by the fortieth day, which Appointment of sifting com- ssion on public assistance mattthe end of What has happened to the mittees Isn't too popular wih the ers. The first was a matter of were Sons. Brockbank, Day Kn- - j comes along about solons, especially the ambitious financing the welfare depart- ight Lund, Malich, Milliman and next week. Indications are that genius who used to toil in ones who get their measures In ment through the remainder of kin, while tsose against were Sens j the bill will be about the same as some lonely attic, hoping to invent AY T7" is early and drive them to the front the current biennium, ending Hopkin, while those against were j the $15,000,000 odd measure pass- - the wonder of the age? His day Page 2 4 uc . i mum s !: no u fir - 4V2!l;MLiEY R-Be- ..... ! a- Bri-hd- in ; ( E- 1 nt mea-throu- JJe $2-5- gh es 1 Me-jha- ve : ee :es. mem Dem-partme- nt Under The Capitol Dome -- pri corn-quart- er rs J Day-Fowl- es ti!. ; re-'orig- inal ; br tt fa- 60-d- ay egg-Ve- st 42-1- y. uait-Harue- x ; 13-- flat-look- j ed s; 1 populat-representi- j CI LOOKING AHEAD j j Is F Clegg-Ve- st 7-- 13 just about over. There are not so inventors many of these as there were in grandpa's time. Don't we give patents any more? It isn't that America is still the land of liberty and opportunity. A man can still build his gadget and risk his shirt in hope of making his first million. Some do. That spirit A lone-wo- lf STANDARD WORLD - OF LOW-COS- MOTO RING T remains. J ! Flcllm Deluxt 4 Door The Newer Way But better ways have been found. The newer term "research" is gradually replacing the older term "invention." Our complex age has made necessary, and this specialization has been true of invention, or product development. To solve the problems of the day, the new way is to bring together many different minds, each highly trained in its own way. Industry is doing just this, and we call it research. The spirit of the attic inventor is there, but the tools and the methods are different While the inventor struggled along with almost no financial backing, the modern research team requires anc uses vast amounts of money. Gets Customers Now, I wonder if Joe Doe, member of Local 382, understands why his company put down in its 1947 annual report: for Research and DeIn round $2,000,000. velopment, figures, that was the sum spent last year by a company that employs about 8,000 persons. Some companies spend more. One of the firms that manufacture rayon reports that it has spent more than $30,000,000 since it became interested in that wmum is lie mostBemtiiftif MU3 of a half-starv- product. True, it may seem like a lot of money your company is spending for research, Joe. But remember this: research money comes right back to you in a thousand ways. Actually, the company that does not spend for research, for better ways of producing better products, is a company that will lose out and close down in the long run. A more enterprising competitor will wind up with the consumer's dollar! Spirit of America The company that spends for research Is the company that I would want to work for. It is also the itdon :Jivm cvaypoint ofview and on eveiy point ofvattef Come, see llils nrirrst of all new cars; weigh its many exclusive features nml hiIvhuIiikcs; anil you'll Hrw it's tht limit braulifiil buy tif all, from every point of view and on ercry point of value! Chevrolet )'. the cur bringing you all these aJrarifwjes at birrt cat.' Complctelv new Iliiilics liy Fi.sher New, n It ra fine color harmonies, fixtures and fahrica New Siinr-SizInteriors fiue-ra- r e with "Five-Foo- t Seats" New Panoramic Visibility w ith wider curved windshield and 30 more glass area all around New Center-Poin- t Design with Center-Poin- t Steering. Ixwcr Center of Gravity, Center-Poin- t Seating and Center-Poin- t Pear Suspension Improved Valve-in-Hea- d engine for power, acceleration, smoothness and econ- omy . (Vrti-Saf- e Hydraulic Prakes with New Braking Patios . Pxtrn-Stron- g Fisher Pnisteel llody Construction . Improved Knee-Actio- n Hide xxith new Airplane-Typ- e Shock Ahsorhers . The Car that '"Ureal hes" for New Comfort All-Weath- er (Heater and defroster units optional at extra cost) First for Quality .SiTafur' at Lowest Cost rOnK It Chevrolet Co TIimiOXTON P Giffords Clearance TT iC half-starv- NEW SV, pro-4-1- j A 1 on j SETTING A i ng j company whose stock I'd be willing to buy, I am convinced that when many industries are putting large sums of money into research, to find the answers to problems that face them and the consumer, that money Is well spent. Years of time and millions of dollars may be behind a new product. But it may be worth far more. Many a new Job and a much better product may be the result. I mentioned rayon. Nowadays, nylon is newer. The DuPont Company spent 11 years of research before they could even announce nylon, and used up $11,000,000 before a penny was enrned from the product That kind of thing can happen only in America, and under free enterprise. The freedom to venture and to look for the better way of doing things, for the newer and better product, belongs to the spirit of America, and it is responsible for our high wages and our high standard of living. HT fmm Or. n r4t 4rmr ktr ii4 f (he lit)thtt ttk lecal latlan (t tint. Two n 5 ! Extr 1 Oi ! 1 IIP, CE1 CONTINUES! Drastic , Reductions up to MEN'S WEAR 30 Sizes 36 Regular to 46 S55.00 14 . only Regular f 4mm and $60.00 off. 56 SUITS only-ME- N'S A g i Ea I fit NOW t" i ! - MEN'S OVERCOATS 20.G' NOW $35.00, 39.50 Stockman's PANTS Sizes 31 to 38 Regular $12.95 6.471 NOW Sport Jackets 4 ONLY I ft CORDUROY Regular $16.50 0(- NOW Leather Jackets to $15.00. This offer eludes our entire stock of Lea- ther Jackets and are priced to clear at I Regular $32.50 in- - Lq f inp Hot -- Sport Shirts - 'O Sizes Small, Medium and Large Regular $5.00 Now Pajamas Sizes A - C $5.C0 O ffj Now lot - Dress Shirts Regular $3.95 Oil ! and D 1 I C?) 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