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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1962 $10; Howard Mair, Kamas, parking on Main Street, between 3 a.m. and 7 am, $2; DeMonte Arnold Baum, Lehi, speeding, $10; Jerry Zabrisky, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Junior Degelbeck, Lehi, speeding, $10; Roy West, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Iris Fozakas, Calif., speeding, $15; Robert Crabreis, M. D., Calif., speeding, $10; Robert Volkert, Columbia, parking in restricted zone, $2. PoM'ii, Judge V - Cases brought before the docket of Judge Leland Powell and com pleted during the past week in clude the following: Dennis Bryson, Salt Lake City, speeding, $15; Shannon Warbur- ton, Lehi, pulling out from a park ed position without proper clearance, trial was set for July 30 at 2 p.m. Wade Jackson, Ohio, speeding, $10; Ruth dinger, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Ella Black, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; LaTon-t- a Farmer, Orangeville, speeding, $10; Ariel Gudmundsen, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Errol Litster, Huntington, speeding, $10; Ronald Peterson, of Santaquin, speeding, $10; Harvey Carson, PI. Grove, driving while under the influence of alcohol, $125; Glen L. Smith, Pleasant Grove, assault and battery upon the person of Colleen S. Smith, $25; Dorothy Green, Pleasant Grove, speeding, $15; Berniece Mahoney, of Ogden, speeding, $10; Harold Sturgess, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Cyle Curdy, Salt Lake City, failure to stop at stop sign, $5; Fred Pimpell, Moab, speeding, $10 ; Alma Franter, Midvale, speeding, $10; Von Wiliams, Salt Lake City, speeding, $10; Almy Hollis, Fillmore, speeding, Clifford Colledge, Calif., $10; speeding, $15; Shirley Richard son, Brigham City, failure to stop for red light, $15- - Richard Wil liams, Salt Lake City, speeding. fi Si- err " ' " '111 v r- - ' V HAYDEN'S PEAK Mirror Lake Basin in Utah's high Uinta Mountains is accessible by a paved loop road from Kamas, Utah to Evanston, Wyoming, making magnificent forest wilderness available to everyone. Fiscal Discipline and Declining Dollar Ed. Note. Following Is an from the Utah Taxpayers Association. We thought our readers would be interested in some of the figures and explan ations. The followiwng tax review con tains a sobering article by Sena tor Harry F. Byrd, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. In it, the distiguished Senator puts his finger on the source of the dangerous financial condition con fronting the nation debts, defi ar-tic- le School Is Never Out "School Is Out" has been a familiar and pleasant expression to all of us since our school days. Yes . . . "School is Out" is a familiar sound to many, but not your pharmacist. In order to carry out his basic responsibility of providing pharmaceutical care for your well being, he never takes a vacation from learning. After graduation from college, his education and schooling continue as long as he is in practice. His school books consist of technical and professional journals, new text books on pharmaceutical matters, and a daily flow of cor respondence and information deal ing with new advances in Phar macy and Medicine. Why is he interested in contin uing his schooling and hot taking a vacation from learning? When he accepted his license to practice Pharmacy, he also accepted a basic responsibility to do every thing necessary to protect the health and welfare of you and all of those who depend upon his professional knowledge and coun sel for guidance in their Individ ual health matters. WE ARE REPEATING OUR SPECIAL OFFER TIIIS WEEK! cits and theatening inflation: "Our resources are great and our form of government is the best. Both have taken heavy punishment under the strain of unsound fiscal policies. The fact that we have survived our profligacy to date is remarkable . . . "We have been lulled into complacency by such words and phrases as: there is no harm in increasing the public debt if we owe it to ourselves; and, it will be all right if we balance the federal budget over a cycle of years. Such statements are evil fiction . . . "Government economists who talk about balancing the budget over a cycle of years are now coupling the idea with the contention that federal fiscal prob lems will be solved if the govern ment will only spend enough to raise the gross national product high enough to produce the nec essary revenue; in short, spend ' yourself rich. '"At the same time they are di verting attention from the discip line incident to balancing expend-- 1 itures with revenue, by indulging in academic exercises in national income accounts, federal setor accounts,- etc. Cutting expenditures seems to be a lost art. "Some 200 actions and proposals involving increased federal obli gation of public money and credit can be documented in presidential communications to congress dur ing the current administration . . . "Virtually no area of domestic civilian activity by the federal government has been overlooked in presidential message proposals for increased spending . . . "Both of these proposals would Undermine the constitution which prohibits expenditures except in of appropriations 'consequence made by law,' and fixes the taxing power in the legislative branch. - "Federal debt and deficits are so-ail- ed - the prime factors in inflation which continues to, reduce the value of the dollar. Recent claims that inflation had stopped were short lived. The value of the dollar has dropped every year since the last world war except 1949 and 1955; it is still going down. "In summary, our fiscal position characterized by debt, deficits, and threatening inflation-d- oes not inspire confidence at home or abroad; but we need confidence in the dollar as we never needed it before. The continuing loss of our gold in its own way imperils our security like an atomic bomb. "We must go to the root causes' before it is too late. The root causes are huge deficits at home and huge deficits in our financial transactions abroad. Those in au thority must act to restore confidence in the dollar. They can act most effectively and most expedi tiously by action to balance the domestic budget." Senator Byrd calls our attention to the increase in deficit estimates which ranged from a "surplus" of $1.5 billion set forth in January, 1961 to a $9.7 billion deficit as of April 30, 1962. Yes, we are in serious fis-edifficiutties. We have gone hog-wil- d with public spending in this country. We have not only neigh drained the reservoirs of capital needed for production but have also conneeded for sumed the seed-cothe future. This is what has happened: We have noted the great upsurge of federal taxes from $37.8 billion in 1950 to an estimated $93.5 billion in 1963. During the same period, the state and local take has jumped from $16.9 billion to possibly $45 billion. In addition, public debt has jumped from $281.5 billion to $355.8 billion just up to 1960. 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Big spending, addition and expansion of lush and prodigal programs, defense, world aid and assistance, duplications, waste and bureaucracy all invite and encourage dangerous deficits, debts, inflation and economic stagnatioa The time for, sober thinking and drastic action is long overdue. BUST BEES t-CLUB MEETS The Seven Busy Bees 4--H Club met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Hazel Hakes, Thursday, July 19. They started their scarves, which will be finished next week. The seven members present included Aileen Swain, Deborah Carter, Carolyn Ross, Lynn Sylvia Sherwood, Lynn Smith, Roberts and Marsha Chat-fiel- d. I. G. A. . ' Orange Juice -- Beans- &9C PEAS -- 6 for NEW WHITE 3 RICE BROS. MARKET MAIN STREET. LEHI I. G. A. E.G3 6c 390 Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday for the who pushes Jvlady VI the cart! I I |