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Show Tte BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. Tremonton. Utah T.Coofcspem, is' daug- - Hthher ! i Alters with relatives and friends in rremonton. , i'rOpOSeU JblCllientarV SCllOOl I 111 1(1 W . tic !Ti!l!t.. UCSljnietlifIOr JiaXIIllUIll UlllllV ill 111" T ! mail iiciiu fuusi 4 'Rolling Stones' Sure of Getting "fHsblfe Hell at Lew's 4lar Use ' tah spent uie " weekend visiting Consumers and savin, SPer,ding . four years vera Maybe groove. Re.d But Margaret 1LL SEATTLE, WASH. The on1y privatelv owned and operated post j ' office in the United States began its :e'r 40th year on Seattle's 3rd av. with more than 700 seafarers and rolling r-'"V " stones of every profession on its .w ... """" 1 econom-- t. ,. , VJ'l Illinois rolls. c J il Li a survey a Lew The proprietor, Chlarson, over i f r , - I , the by sPO Morcd retired contractor, isn't exactly tnancei i Un TTvaU until UIC CtQiat ;r-OiaiVB , fVe board. COIIlVClI,J& c . ana nUJ ....a the rich nffice He uses United States I150. hi!e the inbeiweens d ets three deliveries a t .... .u,,.. her " unman futA' from a standard mailman in .j3s,s'""' i less weaun day elL ..wmore. she says, his cubicle lined office at the back fears the rich are saving end of Raymer's old bookstore. ? while the poor have "It's a post office with a personal 1 wealth, they touch," Chlarson says. money 4 ffior t iiUo lhe:r av: The forwarding mail service for travelers was started in 1909 by this are just about Charles who up to that average cost of clnr.ontary school buildings con$537,538. t. Bidd groups ai the building had bidders low priced L. the rcpntaee time hadRaymer, Karl Shown above is the architect's drawing by made a good thing of is 1557,253. Average cost of e'ght buildings best" materials in By substituting "good" for "the Krusmark. of the proposed new Central School buildbooks on prospecting to in Utah last rar and this,incluaing two selling tracted Lt time since 1944," miners bound for Alaska and mana number of instances, without reducing space tl3 was which step in accepted, City, Brigham ing buildings and one addition, figured Pn a sq. architect and school officials have estimated the nn)(.s in the univeruals on fancy rope work to sailors the school board is it was item would be $4153,530. item, and by basis by foot cost could be reduced to $405,934. Present national Review, "the on shore leave. was fovnd that it were bids When opened drawn. f last year , ,d income spent Work Became Sideline pre-- r compared with the A friend stoooed in at the store By PLOTNER DAY EVERY the percentage d -ar one day to ask Raymer to handle Ui,'rw vojj Buy yse correspondingly. his mail while he was m AiasKa WWAT M?-"- 73fjr Be Over j $ during the salmon season. The word Boom May WlfM was passed along ana rtaymer was I , may signal tne ena ox display and Peddlers EPO impostors J?0$ Out of state deaf peddlers andf boom, 'postwar spending expen-'I'V- e soon licking stamps by the gross,a reactions ac-1 queer and surprising more with book selling coming in as she finds that not far from what sideline. and Ogder. j which would not te made among five in Salt Lake City bookJ be expected on the basis of vma Lew Chlarson bought the as well 35 In other towns mi normal nearing peopie. ? -j store and post office from Rayexperience." CL1U a probbecome unknowingone have peddler stopped, j Reid describes what has mer's heirs and put his wife in Utah, and ui tinu uuutoi dn nonest resiaence tne th.? at icopwu for charge of the book department. lem .happening in this way: deaf people of Utah, as well deaf person ana iouna aujui. behind With the old rate of ?3 per box per began, to lag less vear. Chlarson says he's not get as of the United States, mey dea Cness, he grabbed th,3 card L last vear, increasing This I CAM TOGW&WU in income, and trinkets he used and disap- ting rich fast, but he maintains that are known as "Beggar-peddlergiven rise, Inter to the pattern of the there is a certain f.iscination in fig- tit Sympathy peddlers who make jpeared as q"ickly as he could. Consumers p ut uring postal rsstrs to fnr away this kind of profession perma- Whv do thc-- shfiw tins Kind ox r years. f about 7 per cent of personal ' larps. Anions' 'Other remote spots. nent, through the help of. the actions toward honest, deaf peo-p- b Vi ; t e now has customers holed up in income in 1948, This is handi- iMihlic Thev sell who have I I ft , Aie-- than most prosperous years Wee Waa, New South Wales-as the deaf peddlers? bandages, ; keo chains, nPprtiP5 a third is still and Arabia Santiago, tee war, but dina; Saudi ,nn nf-- er worthless articles that! Yow Tax Honey is spent in tire 10.6 per cert saved in Chile.' more than me maintaining the School tor tne tjtA.Lt If a box holder doesn't send in a sell if at all, for most jD:af m Ogden, and Gallaudst are' worth, while for the and forwarding address for a year or prewar years spending sold. college, the only college for the ... Abated closelv together, i so. Chlarson piles the overflow ac- - part thev are not really I "hat" the He 1 in has fieat hx the United States, in basement. the in money cumulation were Feotoie accompa-mi s hi income to umnews. not give but oo not take tne Wasiwngton D. C. to educate deal ops in eJfpendi- j learned from experrence K ky smaller dead. for which smallof his ca&iomers in aM income 'is rises by up any persons and to help make then Manual alphabet cards, She two of free I rises in expenditures. charge Mail resectable citizens of Utah md LostTwft Got can be obtained An the same direc- J ays moved day. for asking trom afty 'deaf per- - the United States. Matiy ceai few mofflths after 'three seamew who had been listed ertrt !,rp "brins sold Ky peddlers. inple have filled yctir expecta ! Soendiiit Trailea Tticome -- hpmiriff&s as v,cf o few vpars as missing fci action by the nsn-i- Ht WHO 6iUU U"" I nvii.J rf u. thrrn bv j showed ud to eiaim tut daring the war years there .w wsprvif wMli r2ar to Eet the public, and rave goou good go five 'persoTs had tTi(9 The '4Violr ecit it. rviail and hofwern jrnri ',i1on)na o fn ail vvci n.vi in'e: were arresiea m aauju jods, lamuwi wiu uumw, Production 'been in a Japanese prison cawip lor Icme mi spending. id therm-orrvrtshnff :as the ComvffiJty Chest people tnf ffiais fell off and retail most of Uie war. r have with not does 'futifl.v wiy funds for deal pitted task on a frare look. The j Some customers have tetld ;toe soliciting Deaf people the same bu? people. Cards. fed forces expanded and there same box for over S5 years, citizens wmtriDuw w S n increased pressure to 'buy box IS changes hands twery 'fw These peddler:- travel Ira their as other Chest, Red Cross the Community t:s;ds. months, Chlarson says. ow& cars from 'city to city, from charities. authorized re other il these and Wpl addresses worked .'together "to Forwarding state to stare, -"at the CKpenses are we eaf people As whole, a a civilian spending farther and in strict confidence according to fey people of the 'kiMBJtes- given adwant Chlarson but trier behind the rise in 'income, and facts of these e re the proud postal regulations, Sn a city ''"'en, with the end of fne war, mits sadly that the rule ba-- eRded and stop ol their in- - to oe eqvui wun n,6 aware not is nnhiir faction for civilians Increased many a romance. aid in standards ot with tip" rng of'clea tention si spending rose even :more "Girls come in here quite alilt'to The trofesMon of begging and cards and trin ttly than income. 'In other find out where their sailors have (1f introduction nation wide peddling is not advocated by deaf trds, many people dipped into gone. All I can do is tell them to Ttets. There arc some of eare'-oI J savings. This was 'ths and local organized groups wor necole. Number and activities especially write him a .letter in can are wot- - deaf peddlers and impostors ti irom lf45 through 1947. De- wanderers' mail service. " Kmg" reduced to a minimum with ntation and the higth birth rate After observing the trend back i H a demand cuncliu:.' and cooperation from the Chlarson for i.icns cloth- over the years. house ar ocoBie and in refusing money to deaf $4,-1jroire tu furnishings and many ii l iliii I is said, one made f er goods to the kcrge demand going farther and .farther aw and impostors regard-- . So in 16 weeks, one $75.00 per for durable of o goods which from home tod r.f!lt;!S .. their claims of having -- ans aav, one .linm $tu.uu in o already had built up. work, and others a j as well as Railroad Stops U Train work a few hours people of Utah, sd Warlike They money. Fortress ask the public toj Clrl To Give Sat to Tours a day and fcsep on getting more United States, '':r Placed in Museum money to j i from REFRAIN giving neeOXFORD. LA. A money each day than really CHICAGO. j and at impostors. train deaf The Swoose peddlers stj stopped its passenger ded lor living expenses. 1 JJ .fortress bomber of Pre" little Louisiana tuvvn to give u gu l I'd War II ctill fivinpvintnp a tomcat. The girl hud baked a into Douglas airfield to cake for the railroad. its place in the Chicago branch The cat went to 13 year oid ' fre Smithsonian ne .institution's na-- J Marlene Wendt, replacing sir museum. & a Texas killed was by which craft and its crew were Pacific locomotive. 'ed .on the ground by civic 1 The presentation was made by Jaers, and the airplane was the engineer of the train wtreh Wed on its last sixty miles ran over Marlene's dead pet. Oiner nt by JllLTffbombers from railroaders were present. Jtag?' IHmcis air national guard unit Marlene invited the railroad men METAL GATED UE COR Douglas. f. to the store owned by her father, 0 ""itsnk Kurtz of Omaha, or-- 1 m h Wendt, to try a cake with i . .. . . i fnw,ki -.uuui puoi ior tne awoose, i chocolate icing she caa namu. miner members or ner i bke the cat, ' eaia iviaMeie. PLVIN and REINFORCED Ctew were aboard when "He looks just like Cinder, my fded. They picked ;the plane other cat. I'm going to name hirn hL ammn Field, Calif. T & P- ,7ose Wame famous during The girl wrote the Texas & 'Paearliest nd most trying war cific railroad saying: - .v, er "Dear sir: My cat wa killed by jnmppjne exploits. was fVitt f one of your engines. He was a black Jfhone n?inal OGDEN, CTAU squadron still iflying, cat named Cinder. I would appre-ciat- e 1625 WaU Ave. t 81 k!f Japanese until she another cat." retred to Australia. sl "ew The railroad thought that one i'Tfl! M built to October, 541. over a few days. Tn the near future we wtU see pW t0 the is,flnds a month .J atu Harbor, remaining on that you have a cat to replace ' 105 ? untii V-Day. Cinder," the line wrote to Marlene. our wilhln if ferrdory. scur-rie- d Put dow. on your farm it Employes of the railroad uit to cat a Own find to around gain's 'Sinatra' Marlene. "Cinder didn't have any JSaM to Be 'Corny' i '! ill white whatsoever," she had .said at its last "Cinder was a has on letter. second a in . . t .. Sinatra . .... nnM r-nick ' '; uu pieie wiui dow t vv, a nt. 1 mean ..Ati j ft fann; u: .nuv ujuwwuig oia ie-- 1 v,m ana pei mm. up any A Akif TotfoJ youfAarmacjf Props A few 1 1 out I a,u rtAteSen - ' . j :ACr i 1 -- j ; : a - lj i, j . K by-ste- p "lTHftPPEHS Do Not Give Money to Deaf Peddlers ! CfAU IT? ..warPhMomiM Ma , m s" 7 mm ; ' '"t in mm V-- ' As-- " , VMS, VH w, r'af J i s TO f ; 2::U;: w 2d :: rWbe ;iVlP 10 w,r nm Pliers " 'J t railrct(i - T Jd I1EADOUAUTKKS FOR 151 ie J- r Irrinalion and Drainage Pipe Concrele'or Clay Sewer Tile - t- - Culverts Headgates ,.. gwed (jou , o POWER Conerele Culverts o ECONOMY o L01G LIFE W. R. WHITE COMPANY 0 EASY HANDLING LOW SERVICE COST 0 High Resale Vabe Pt UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY s !'i it.t i Ml ft a,, " b,o.dci,i, '"m1""- io a. f. i. SOt i a ,Crooneronal ?8ch - nuiuu ma i lie He Just sings Juessed. trange anetism that makes .i', he is singing 2iftbKired Donald td!ddy t0 many of Jtas, j, Am r. fechei 111 1 w for', oId hiB fact, he is, to one of year 0,d daugh- $tand only 5 feet 6 a 17 ratchine.Diuc. CHIUAUU. t a Washington psych.a-trisThat's what says, Dr. Benjamin Karpman emotional tern fit 'declares that we catch, UKe sion is "something people. other measles, from he said, "are Many people, driven into anxieties, depression, of Uor w other unbearable states others. in ion." by behavior the he added, "is one of realon. why we so readily sue cumb to war propaganda. e, PALUDBINE - thI urn. radir, " 6 direction of search, away frommolestructure of the Oum.ne fn Their a new remedy fSrl Jot maiDrs tURDPand ROSE, chemist, If Manchester Laboratories Puccd than lthed Paludrine. More powerful P' tL dru, is hoped to Uve remedy for the widespread Sine 6 d.ase. ADAM'S DRUGSTORE i1 FX He " 4 B p B Be Be EGAN FARM SERVICE ore REED HARRIS, Manager Tmnlmfnn INC Phntie '' ISiS-- J Authorized AgcnU for'GEHL CHOI'FEKS |