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Show inursaay. July lb. 1953 THE ATTENTION! TREMONTON Survey Shows Typical Utah Family Pays $l,093.00 Taxes A. "By comparing what we give in taxes with tne costs of some of the basic necessities o life", the report explains, "we get an idea of the higher living standards Utahns could enjoy regardless of their present income levels if federal taxes were reduced". According to the council's report, a study of the burden of taxes on families of medium and lower incomes, made by the NAM, shows that federal taxes take a much larger part of every family's income than is generally realized. Even the taxes levied" by the government on corporations, it shows, eventually come out of the family purse in the form of higher prices or lower returns on investments. V You'll treasure this picture-packetribute to Utah, untamed land of gentle people where nature has carved a wonderland, and painted it with a runaway brush! d 10 "In this study", the Council reports, "NAM's economists added all the various taxes together, computed how they probably fall on families with different incomes and buying habits, and come up with some figures which may be only approximations for any given family but which nevertheless are informative and disturbing". It shows that the typical $4,000 a year city familv" pavs 81,249 for food, S596 for housing, fuel, light and refrigeration, and S445 for clothing In contrast, the same family pays $1,095 in federal, state and local taxes, more than it spends for any other category of expense except food, and an amoupnt equal to over of its total income. Of that tax total, $795 is for federal taxes, including $271 for income tax alone. A $5,000 a year family spends $1,526 in taxes, more than the $1,413 it spends for food, and more than double its annual clothing bill. "Tax cuts involving individual income taxes, corporation income taxes, federal excise taxes diiu me excess profits tax are an scheduled within the next, ten months", the report con- eludes. "If all four tax reductions are permitted to take effect, it can mean a saving of $77 a year for the average $4,000 h family. This in relation to that family's total tax bill, but the saving could amount to a full week's incomee a step in the right direction, and a most welcome one". PAGES! COLORFUL PHOTOS! Here's a captivating close-uof your beautiful Utah vividly described by native son Samuel W. Taylor vividly portrayed in some of the most exciting photographs you've ever seen! p Here are the state's natural wonders, i t s breathtaking plains, its mountains and richly colored canyons. Here are stimulating Salt Lake towns City, Ogden, Provo and villages you know and love places you've always longed to visit! And here are Utah's wonderful people its students and storekeepers, its housewives and history makers, its Indians and industrialists! Yes, one-fourt- the beautiful August e I HEW LIBERTY THEATRE Tremonton, Utah collecting poems from poets throughout the state for public, ation in a new book titled, "Utah YOU'LL READ ABOUT Sings", The publication of the book is set for this fall, and it the Bing- will the Rainbow Cliffs carry two poems written by Great Salt Maude ham Copper Mines O. Cook and two by Point Dead Horse Lake Dora T. Brough, along with Monument Canyon other Blanrtins poets of the state. the Needles Oeden the Goblet Landscape Arch the Goosenecks of Venus Zion Park Bryce Canyon UTAH routr Chimney the Great Organ Rock the Wayne WonderCheckerboard Mest land Your the Valley of the Goblins the Rainbow Trail Uintah BasUTAH a2 Salt Lake City in POULTRY squaws in permanents o CathedDinosaur Monument S MounManager the Uintah ral Valley the Wasatch Oasis tains Sayst 5 Provo 2 Strawberry Reservoir Brigham Young University RFF.D GILES the the Saints Conference Horseshoe Mines Uranium ac and many other a. The roiiYenlrncp of Canyon O lnnt places of interest to everyone. O home - tv I steak-ratin- Bow- s Smith-field- SPENT ON CLOTHING $542 Thursday, Friday, Saturday. July Sunday. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. July $5,000 Cartain tax paid at part of cost of food and doriiing are mdwdod in both tax and total OJcpondihM fttfihfo vofjjm- Prepared by Research Dept. Nat Ass'n Mfrs. - Uity ot n ech DdQfTkGn In Beautiful Technicolor v5je Cartoon News in JEANNE CRAIN and DALE ROBERTSON rt MS 23-2- 4 western premier (SfTO Fl& rV3 INCOME ALSO THREE COLORED CARTOONS Shori HERE'S MOTHER GREAfi PRE SKI SPEC ML FROZEN Why g Vf MM Go Fishing When You Can Buy Salmon Fillets At This Low Price Ground Beef Beef Liver isn't-muc- p' Edward en attended the Twitchell ;e union at Crystal Springs Sun day. They had as their guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cowley of Long Beach, California who were here to attend the same reunion. Mrs. Cowley will be remembered as Libby Twitchell of this ward. On Saturday evening the Bow-enand their guests visited in Mantua with the Oleen Hailing family. Elmer Anderson of Ogden was the guest of Mrs. Lola Anderson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buteman of Lewiston, Idaho visited witli relatives here Sunday. h Holiday presents to its millions of readers a panorama of the state where startling scenic beauty harmonizes happily with the sincere, simple, soul-deeHere beauty of its people! indeed, is all the charm and color of your Utah! Be sure to read this great Holiday Salute. Look for the LOCAL WRITERS gorgeous cover photo o f FEATURED Bryce Canyon, and get your IN NEW BOOK copy of the August Holiday The Utah Poetry Society is today! word-and-pictur- $1,526 $1,413 Mr. and Mrs. o Reese Marble, Lynn Bowen, Wendell Veibell and their leader Bryce Ericksen were the Scouts from here who accompanied the group from the district on the jamboree to Ervine Ranch in California. The Johnson family held a reunion at the Hyrum city park Sunday. Those from this community attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and son Rulon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ericksen and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson and daughters and Mrs. Charlotte Johnson. Sunday evening the family of A. J. Bateman of Logan met at Willow park to honor him on Mr. and his 79th birthday. Mrs. George Johnson attended is from here. Mr. Bateman Mrs. Johnson's father. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelious Bell and son Lincoln and his wife attended the Bell reunion in Ogden canyon Sunday. , Mrs. Ellen Hancey of was a weekend guest of Mrs. Clarence Biddle. Mrs Ruby Bowen and child- a TAXES LEAVE FOR JAMBOREE ren spent Monday in Dayton. Idaho visiting relatives. SimMr. and Mrs Ceroid mons and baby were visiting relatives in the ward Sunday. lah Visit In $3,000 FOOD -t Friends same-size- SPENT ON of Delbert Kidman met at his home Sunday to witness the marriage ceremony of his sister Naomi Tripp and Russell of Pocatello. Bishop Rayr.-.oiu-l Clark Bowen officiated at the service. Missionary ' ing. Bowen at the and Mrs. Clark Bowen Mrs. Clark S. Bowen Sunday. The boys are recently relumed missionaries and were speakers at meeting that evening. At a ireiide service immediately following meeting Mr. Peterson showed slides and lecof Europe on his tour tured L following his release from the Swedish mission. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlli.uu D. Mrs. Gale Haws and Mrs. Mel-bWilson and two children. Don Lundberg of Logan visited and Nancy, of Greenville, Mis- Tuesday afternDji with I.Irs. sissippi are spending a week Geraldine Fisrser at the Clark with A. A. Johnson. Mr. and Bowen home. Mrs. Wilson are converts to the L.D.S. Church, and were bap- RETURNS FROM tized in Mississ ppi on (heir reALASKA cent mission. memSaturday evening the Betty Ann Pucker, who has bership of the ward enjoyed an spent the past year w'i her outing at W'U.v.v Park in Lo- sister, Mrs. L.v ic Menecr, in gan, sponsored bv the ward Ac- Alaska, has returned home and tivity committee. There were reports being very glad to get games and contoi.U for all ages back to Utah. and a wienier roast in the evenMr. and Mrs. Wilford Durfey ing to climax tne day. A iarge and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Simcrowd enioyd the diversion mons attended the J. J. White from the heat. reunion at the Box Elder girl's Joyce Fr r. Letfronde Wine-ga- r homein Mantua Saturday and and Gr.ru Pete, son of S;vlt Sunday. Lake City we it the luncheon Several brothers and sisters n s. Bishop gU-'.- Utah's typical family of fours : persons with $4,000 a year come now pays approximately $1,093 in taxes of all kinds. 1952 TAX BURDEN more than double what it pays for clothing, nearly double vhat it pays for housing, and almost Typical city families offour as much as it spends for food. SPENT ON. These and other figures were FOOD revealed in a tax study released $1,105 today by the Pacific Central Research Council, National AsTAXES sociation of Manufacturers. SPENT ON d The city family CLOTHING with an income of $2,500 a year, the Council's study points out. $361 has an annual tax burden amounting to $595, or about 60 percent of what it spends for food, $86 more than it spends INCOME for housing, and nearly twice what it normally pays for cloth- 2x Tremonton. Utah Beaver Dam - Colimston in-- mot LEADER. Fresh Ground Tender Beef, A Treat for Any Meal Tomato Juie APRICOTS Highway, Golden No. Vk can Halves JLZT? , Del Monte Ig. 46 oz. 23 car Produce Farm-Fres- h CANTALOUPES TOMATOES R) hi U.S.No.lf f V V hi IM POTATOES Firm, Ripe, Red Slicers Golden Bantam U. S. No. 1, Special Size, White Rose ONIONS LEMONS Chuclc Roast J. S. NO. 3 1 Pounds SUNKIST Per Pound 8 lb Picnics J Smoked, Shoulders Strawberries PARTY PRIDE ke Cream 'V lb m con 73c High Quality Low Cost 1 II j Check These Savings! Sunnybank 13 Scotch 73c AttoHed Flavors. 2 or Extra Rich 19 VAN ZEE Rich Cheese Spread Trof J 5 lbs. U. S. 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