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Show THURSDAY APRIL 30, 1953 MILFORD (UTAH) NEWS DA y TO DAY WITH DOUG f 'J A COMMENTARY 0 WASHINGTON h AMERICAN ing. It seems a farce to have these programs and at the sathe time because of government imposed regulations on interest, it Is Impossible to obtain these loans. Both G I and F H A loans have insurance and security features not available under conventional loans, so that in spite of an increase in interest, these loans will still be more' attractive to borrowers than other mortgage plana. An increase in interest will a 'so act aa a boost to the building industry and will help offset any recessionary trends. We are faced with the alternative of either granting this alight increase or preventing many families the benefits and pleas ure of owning .their own home. My mail would indicate that most people wouldn't object to paying a dollar or two more a month in interest if it means the difference between owning: their own home or continuing to rent or live with, relatives. The only other alternative to increasing interest rates would be some form of government direct loan cpntrary to our free enterprise system. What do you think? A Battar Tomorrow . . President Eisenhower in his recent address to the nation kindled hopes for a brighter tomorrow if and when peace returns to the world. He asked for the followingrAn honorable armistice in a uhiledTCorea with free elections and a true and total peace; in Europe, free movement of oersons. trade and ideas, and full Independence for all European nations: a United Nations ban on atomic weapons and a limitation of armed forces; for the Undeveloped Areas of the World, a fund for aid and rein the United construction; States, real prosperity not based on a war economy or deficit In 90 days of the spending. new administration we have something that was not realized in two years of the "Cold War." We have taken the initiative away from the Com munists. Yes, it will be a Bet ter Tomorrow if we have faith and Derseverance and do not compromise principles for polit ical expediency. Wanttd Better PM's Manv neoDle have made in quiries as to whether the new administration intends any wholesale firing of present postmasters appointed under the New Deal. The answer is No! In 1936 postmasters were taken out of the old "spoils system" and Disced under Civil Service, and hence all Dermanent ap pointments of postmasters must be made from CS registers established by competitive examinations. It Is true that when a vacancy occurs, a congressman does have some discretion in making a new appointment, but he is limited to nominating a PM from one of the persons rated among the top three on the. CS examination. Basically,- - however, the selections is determined more by qualifications of applicants than, their political affili ations, thus insuring appointees will be competent to penorm this Important Job. The new ad ministration has recently Im posed higher standards on Pmi than was needed to qualify in the past, and all future examinations will be aimed at select-i- n a 'the best Dosslble man or woman to fill each vacancy. Much th tame Drocedure also applies to the appointment of rural malt carriers. CANCER SOCIETY aaaaawawj OF stock-waterin- Protests resisting the granting of any of the foregoing applica tions with reasons therefor, must be made in affidavit form with extra copy and filed with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, on or before June 13. 1953. Joseph M. Tracy, stock-waterin- n. NViNEVi Sec. 13. BEAVER COUNTY, UTAH STATE ENGINEER. Published in The Milford News, T28S, RllW, Milford, Utah, from April 16 incidental doto May 14, 1953. d and for in the Matter of the Estate of mestic and pur HERBERT C. EYRE, Deceased. poses. 24490 D. E. Kirk, Milford, Creditors will present their for irrigation use claims with vouchers attached to 'Ut. 5 sec.-fwell bet 200 and a from the undersigned executor at the a point S. 50 ft at 500 ft. deep offices of Cline, Wilson & CUne. from NV4 Cor. Sec. and W. 50 his attorneys, at Milford. Beav 10. T28S, ft R10W. ' The water is er County, Utah, on or before the Ho be used from Apr. 1 to Sept 22nd day of Augiutt, 1953. 130 to irrigate 240 acres of land RULON H. EYRE, execu- 'embraced in NWV4, NViSWV4 tor' of the last will and iSec. 10. T28S, R10W, and for incidental domestic testament of HERBERT .and purposes. C. EYRE, Deceased 24491 D. E. Kirk. Milford, First Pub., April 16, 1953. for irrigation use Ut. 5 sec.-fLast Pub., May 7, 1953. 'from a well bet 200 and 500 ft deep at a point N. 1270 ift. and W. 50 ft. from EV4 Cor. (Sec. 10. T28S, R10W. The water is o be used from Apr. 1 to Sept. 30 to irrigate 240 acres of land embraced in SViNEV. year-roun- stock-waterin- 7 t. 16-i- n. ! i MUST HAVE year-roun- d stock-waterin- g I PHOSPHORUS t. 16-i- n. ' 'Tin Copyright 19oJ. Field Enterpruw. Inc vmT many ethar Application 'R10W, and for dental domestic and FOUR-- H CLUB ACTIVITIES The SOUTH MILFORD BOYS went to Minersville Saturday, April 25, to the Stock Show. Frank Lewis, our teacher, took us up. We learned many things. We learned how to lead calves, judge calves, and many other things. Brian Sherwood. 4-- H 4-- H NOTICE OF FINAL TAX SALE NOTICE IS MeiKslBY GIVEN that on the 11th day of May, sion. 1953, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at D. E. Kirk Lot 10, the front door of the County Milford HeighU Court House in Beaver City, sion. Beaver County, Utah, I will of- D. E. Kirk Lot 11, fer for sale at Public Auction Milford Heights and sell to the highest bidder for sion. to the provisions D. E. Kirk cash, pursuant LoU of Section Utah Code Block 9, Milford Annotated, 1953, the following Subdivision. , described real estate situated in said county and now held by it ynder preliminary tax sale, assessed in the names of and described as follows, towit: Edward N. Morgan, care Charles Waters EVi of Lot 1, Block 2, PUt A, Beaver City Survey. Martha F. Morgan Com 4 rds E of SW cor of Lot 1. Block 2, Plat A, Beaver City Sur- -' vey, thence N 12 rods, E 2 rods, S 12 rods, W 2 rds to beg. Marsena Block embraced whan p la wad waaW. in For Best Rtsulti SViNEV4 SEV4. Simplot during the entire year for inciRtd dental domestic and Diamond purposes. 24504 F. Bryant Roberts, 7429 Woodman Ave., Van Nuys, Suptrphosphatt j Califn 5 sec.-f- t for irrigation use from a well bet 200 and 500 ft. deep at a point S. 1270 ft. and W. 50 ft from EVi Cor. Sec. 17, T27S, R10W. The wat er is to be used from Apr. 1 to . Sept. 30 to Irrigate 240 acres of I land embraced in NEVi, NVi-- i SEVi Sec. 17. T27S, R10W, and d for incidental domes--1 Milford tic and purposes, i 24505 J. C. Smith, Milford, f Daalers In Ut 5 sec.-f- t for Irrigation use from a well bet. 200 and SIMPLOT RED DIAMOND 500 ft deep at a point N. 50 ft. and E. 1270 ft. from SVi Cor. GREEN DIAMOND Sec. 9, T27S, R10W. The water is to be used from Apr. 1 to ; 1 BLUE DIAMOND Sept. 30 to irrigate 240 acres of land embraced in SWVi, WVi- - ; ELEPHANT BRAND SEVi Sec. 9, T27S, R10W, and SULFATE OF AMMONIA d for incidental do- mestic and pur- - TREBLE Sec. 8. T27S, R10W, and used stock-waterin- 16-i- I 7 1 but at (sotf sha's mtludtd ht out Comprehensive rVsonof Subdivi5, stock-waterin- 16-i- n. 10-1-0 J. C. Smith 16-20- At Milford State Bank .,. vision. D. E. Kirk Lot 14, Block 3, Lewis Addition, Milford. May Atkln, care Alton Atkin Com 40 rds N of SE cor Sec 9, T 29 S, R 7 W, S L M, thence N 40 rds, W 40 rds, S 40 rds, E 40 rds to ; beg. g 10-1-0 Set Spencer and Clotiel' Whitta-ke- r LoU 10 and 11, Block 26, Milford HeighU Subdi- n. 1 FOR COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION and 4, HeighU g year-roun- Liability policy!" Subdivi3 stock-wat- - n. 5, Block Kadulatiaa, kighar quality, ftnar, mora palatabla iaad, and mora fartila fialoa 'erinK purposes. 24503 J. C. Smith. Milford, Ut 5 sec:-f- t. for irrigation use from a 16-lwell bet 200 and 500 ft. deep at a point N. 50 ft. and W 50 ft. from SE Cor. Sec 8. T27S. R10W. The water is to be used from Apr. 1 to Sept4 30 to Irrigate 240 acres of land Gardell Banks Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, Plat B, Minersville Town Survey. Gardell Banks Lot 4, Block 3, Plat B, MinersvMe Town Survey. D. E. Kirk Lots 6 and 7, Brock 9, Plat A, Milford Townslte Survey. ' Asenath Pool WVi of Lots 2 and 3, Block 11, Plat A. Milford Townslte Survey. R. H. Heppler, tare Robert Tomslk South 45 ft of Lot 2 and North 6 ft of Lot 3, Block 13, PUt B, Milford Townslte Survey. Leland J. and Florence Beard LoU 10 and 11. Blk 1, Milford HeighU Subdivi- year-roun- stock-waterin- SUPER-PHOSPHAT- g E poses. n short nofiico James' and Verle Lockhof NEVi Sec 32, T 29 S, R 11 ,., W, S L M, cont 144.7 ac Albert M. and Melba D. GUh WVi of Sec 11, T 30 S, R 11 W, S L M, cont 320 ac Alex M. Ross Orphan Boy Fraction, No. 2 M, Sur. No. 6100, SUr Mining Dist., cont. 1.0 ac. No bid for less than the total amount of taxes, interest, penalty and costs, which are a charge upon such real estate, will be accepted, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I . have hereunto set my hand and official seal this 10th day of ApriL 1953. C. VICTOR SMITH, (Seal) Beaver County Auditor. 1st Pub., April 16, 1953. Last Pub., May 7, 1953. . ' a V' a "hsn&ovlP fcr ihn troop cr fell moels fcr weekend guests . $ETTLEMEN7$j&Z$ CAN FINANCE IS HELPING TO Cw472 . ' THE ECONOMIC CAC3 With a food freezer you're always ready for instant serving or cooking. When your children's friends swarm into th house, youll have their favorite macks on hand for them, A freezer makes food planning and preparation simple. You can freeze complete meals or leftovers ready to serve days or weeks later.' ': j For convenience there's nothing to match a food freezer. Enjoy your favorite foods at the peak of their roodneas all vear round. Sea tha now mno! soon there's one to fit your family's needs! ''"' REQUIRED FOR A DURABLE PEACE hfl w- warn In a new age of banking' service, this bank , attempts to give you the best and most ern service available. v mod- .... ' MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO HAVE. YOUR xTtEEZER INSTAUD NOW SO YOU WILL BE READY FOR THE BER RY SEASON AND THE , HOME-GROW- VEGETABLES. : I HEFORD STATE BANK "A rrU.dlY Bank for AS The People" ' 5 '.. PheaeSS- ' - MHfer4 i . ; " .."' . VISIT YOUR : APPLIANCE : , DEALER TODAY Telluride Power Company A ! Uraar viald, eraatar inci- year-roun- d rp. 8 ml Sarphesphata Sec. 10. T28S. SViSW riot LtffuihM NVi-SEV- ... The BANKER'S STORY n. ft year-roun- Pi) DaltOn, care Ethel Josephson Weal 4 rods of Lot 4, Block 51, Plat A, THANKS Beaver City Survey. Elizabeth Pryor Com at SW Th Junior Class of Milford Published Every Thursday Cor of Lot 2. Block 22, Plat a extend to wishes School C, Beaver City Survey, th Entered in the post office at High Thank You to au ue E 148 ft, N 12 rods, W 148 Mitford. Utah, a second class hearty of businessmen and mail matter under the Act ol townspeople ft, S 12 rods to beg. an the Milford who supported Floren Patterson Com 5.75 Congress of 1879. nual Junior Prom this year. N and 3.5 rds W of NE rds attenaea who S. A. Williams We hope that all Cor of SEViSEVi Sec 21, T the Prom had an enjoyable eve 29 S, R 7 W, th W 20 rds, N ' S3.00 A Tear la Advance ning. 10 rds, E 20 rds, S 10 rds to beg, cont 1.25 ac. Cecil Stewart WV of Lot 1, Block 9, Plat A, Minersvi'le Town Survey Gardell Banks Lots 3 and 4, Block 1, Plat B, Minersville Town Survey. BYTAKINSTHELEAD IN ESTA BUSWNZ NEW TYPES OF BANKING, SUCH AS THE BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL I V ' 24506 T. Bryant Roberts, 7429 Woodman Ave, Van Nuys, Calif.. 8 sec.-f- t. for irrigation use from a 16-lwell bet. 200 and 500 deep at a point S. 2590 ft. and E. 1270 ft." from NV4 Cor. Sec. 16, T27S. R10W. The water U to be used from Apr. 1 to of Sept. 30 to irrigate 240 acres 'and embraced in NW4, WVi-NESec. 16, T27S, R10W, and incidental domes for year-roun- d g tic and purposes. stock-waterin- 16-i- kim w m -- Editor-Publish- er n. po-n- - A Homt of Your Own . . . program, and I oppose any such I have plan because it is an unnecessary During recent weeki cost to the taxpayers and also - mall re- received considerable questing immediate action to make it possible to obtain a G I or E H A loan on property in Utah. Ever since the end of World War II it has become increasingly more difficult to obtain one of these low rate interest mortgages because loaning institutions can loan all of their available funds at higher or more attractive interest rates. Along with the higher cost of living and higher wages, interest rates on the competitive market have climbed as well as the interest rate paid on savings accounts and on government bonds. As a result some adjustment in F H A and G I interest rates is necessary if persons whom this legislation was intended to benefit are to obtain loans and move into homes of their own. No new legislation is necessary H nut mis uivichk ... and F H A interest rates because the V A and F H A administrators are empowered to increase these rates providing the Secretary of the Treasury concurs in the weed. While I do not like to see the cost of interest increase unnecessarily, I do believe that a V4 or Vi increase in these rates is justifiable and will permit many persona to obtain new homes who at present cannot obtain necessary financ- t. 14-i- '(',- - " R.STRIMFfllCMf RESEARCH PAY TO IS COMING CLOSfcK EVER A CURE POf? CANCELTHE KILLER THAT STRIKES ONE OUT OF EVER PIVP .PEOPLE. YOUR CONTRIBUTION MAY BE THE ONE THAT ENABLES LIVES. OWE TODAY TO THE- g dompstlc and purposes. 24488 D. E. Kirk. Milford, t. for irrigation use Ut 8 sec.-ffrom a 16-iwell bet. 200 and 500 ft. deep at a point S. 50 ft. and E. 50 ft. from WVi Cor. Sec. 7. T28S. R10W. .The water U to be used from Apr. 1 to Sept. 30 to irrigate 240 acres of land embraced in SWVi, WViSEV4 Sec 7KT28S. R10W, and for year-roun- d ln"M-- fi! The ' following applications have been filed with the State Engineer to appropriate water in Beaver County, State of Utah, throughout the entire year, and all locations being from SLB&M, unless otherwise designated. 24469 Roy Mackelprang, Cedar City,'Ut.-- 3 sec.-ffor well irrigation use from a 150 bet. and 250 ft deep at a Incidental domestic and i N. 45 deg. 00 min. W. 936 c Durpoaea. . ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 21, T30S, 24489 D. E. Kirk. Milford. R19W. The water iitAh nam) from Mar. 15 to Nov. 1 to irri Ut 5 sec.-f- t for irrigation use well bet 200 and gate iou acres or land embraced from a in WVSSEVi, EV4SWV4 Sec. 21, 500 ft. deep at a point S. 50 ft and W 2590 ft from EVi Cor. T30S. R19W, and for d Sec. 12. T28S. RllW. The water is to be used from Apr. 1 to NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sept. 30 to irrigate 240 acres of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF land embraced, in SE Y sec iz, MEDICAL FROM POUCLAS - HOTICK TO WATER TJSCTS By Milton Canift Steve Canyon FrcEntcrpis8 Tax-Payf- cj kizstiy N |
