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Show i Universal Box 147 !2srclila Corp. $ee- - Iflfjarhi By H.C.B. Almost everyone is pleased with the appointments made by Resident-elec- t Eisenhower to his official family. Never before has Utah been so signally honored by a president The Beehive state must hold a warm spot in Ike's heart, and his appointment of Ezra Taft Benson as secretary of agriculture, and Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, are the result These two Utahns will fill their posts with honor and distinction to the nation and to their home state. Volume XIX 'A Friendly Newspaper" Published Every Friday at Midvale. Utah Number 48 One Great Big Spud ' , . : Early Christmas Iflewi Mailing Urged - By 109 New Service to Speed Mails Dispatched Out of Midvale of oui Service Post Office Fridav. Nov. ?fi IfUji With the Christmas holiday seaOutgoing mails from the MidI "K" M. Brady, son of Mr. and vale post office to points north, son just a little over a month Mrs. Kenneth Brady of Sandy, and Thanksgiving day is another east and west of Salt Lake City away, the annual appeal to the husband of the former Faye Neff will arrive at their destinations holiday that has been aborted to a relocal public to mail early and of Crescent, who is serving with Four-Leggfrom 12 '.o 24 hours sooner, startlarge extent by the American peorsT-of assurance ed I safe, ceive reasonable if) the U.S. Navy at Point Mugu, Ox ple Football games, feasting, and ing Dec. 1, it was revealed this Christmas of partimely delivery received an Open warfare on rats has been week by Postmaster Melvin Lind. ether pleasures have taken the ' cels and greetings was voiced this nard, Calif., recently advancement to Third Class Petty declared for the first two weeks The faster service will be made limelight, instead of the real week by'Melvin Lind, postmaster in December. Combatants are rein Officer Electronics Technician. of the religious day, meaning possible office. by the installation of a Midvale Experat the post "K" has been assigned as Air- minded, however, that there is no fast truck pouch dispatch route, nature, which is set apart to rend ience has shown that the hearty craft Radioman on a P4Y Navy closed season in the war with rats originating daily except Sunday at er thanks to the Almighty for past g cooperation of the public in for it will continue through De- Provo at 4 According and present blessings. p.m., up the and mailing Xmas cards plane. cember and for the entire year of mail at Midvale atpicking and Mar. in Since the tJ statistics, only a slight minority navy arentering an 4:45, constitutes import and parcels : 1953. and received of the people attend religious ser1951, "K" in Lake Salt training about 5:13 exriving City ant factor in facilitating their The annual rat extermination vices on Thanksgiving day in this graduated from Electronics School p.m. peditious dispatch and delivery. into full will swing oper in Jacksonville, Fla., and Mem campaign modern age. The special mail truck will byThis cooperation by mailers is ation Monday, Dec, 1, under spon Tenn. phis, the Salt Lake City postoffice unnecespass to avoid essential highly He is a graduate of the Jordan sorship of U. S. Fish and Wildlife and take the mail directly to railAn anonymous writer has said: sary delay and disappointment. Lake County Health Ml. "Let us desire what we have, rathhigh school and a former student Service, Salt road mail postoffices, also to the The following information is Salt Lake County and Department er than having what we desire." Salt Lake airport This saves pro as a guide to mailers: at the University of Utah. Extension Service in cooperation This is thrown in as a Thanksgivat the Salt Lake postoffice adean cessing save time by purchasing with the livestock and poultry feed and saves hours of time. ing thought for is it not better advance in of the aboard Korea here stamps Serving quate supply dealers. to be thankful for what we have All Utah mail south of Salt Lake f of the rush period. Address all aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge The bait consists of cornmeal, received, rather than to be unhapmail plainly and completely, pre- with the Air Department, is Eu- oatmeal vegetable oil and spiced City will go as usual to Salt Lake we do for in something wishing py ferable in ink, giving the complete gene McFarlane, airman, USN, of with a poison that rats can't re postoffice, leaving Midvale about not possess? 5:30 p.m., Mr. lind said. address and zone numbers when- 41 Chapel St., Midvale. sist This tasty meal has been care The special truck dispatch will 1 ever possible. The Kearsarge has just completfully prepared by Future Farmers carry all first class mail We trust that the Chamber of special service, combat of month best ed 4 For the her first possible duty of America enrolleea attending , Commerce contest will spur many send holiday greeting cards first in Korea. While operating off the Jordan high school and will be delivery, special handling, and air citizens of Midvale to dress up R. T. Bodell, 5()U Social Avenue in East Midvale, holding mail from the Midvale postoffice class mail (three cents) to obtain east coast, here planes have made distributed at a nominal cost their homes with outside holiday a potato that he for east west and north of which this this Communist fall, weighing four pounds three the many advantages daily strikes against grew Instructions on the use of this Salt points Lake City. decorations, and make the city foras free such affords and service lines centers, troop 11 inches long. The potato, a Red supply ounces, and measuring rat and mouse killer are furnished Installation of the new service glow with the yuletide spirit. has changed concentrations and transportation with each Pontiac, is believed to set a record for size and weight in this warding if addressee package and no sales was made to speed up Provo mail undeliverable if routes. address or return wil be made to children. A plan is being formulated to vicinity. Mr. Bodell reports that he had an excellent yield service and at the request of Postand sender's is shown. Also greetThousands of dollars in damages master have Midvale city clean the side from his farm, due to the long growing season and excellent Lind, Midvale was included may be sealed and contain ings to store board on the grain and food stocks are caus- as a pick-uship snow Serving of after soil. walks downtown stop by the Postoffice Unsealed greetwritten messages. USS Hyndes, supplying ships of ed annually in this area. It has each storm. This would be done writDepartment enclosed without cards ing that rats cause the fleet with fresh and frozen been estimated early in the mornings, the cost to be sent third class mail may ing K. $3,000,000 Nelden damage annually to the is Barker, provisions, be borne by the merchants. This for two (2) cents, if weight does Machinist's mate first USN, nation. class, would make things easier for early not exceed two ounces. However a Rat bait distribution centers in son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. and would morning pedestrians, minimum charge of three cents is Barker of 315 East 260 ' the MidSalt Lake area are listed as St., eliminate much shoveling by the applicable to such greetings which vale, and husband of Mrs. Mar-jori- e follows: Brookfield Products, Inc., merchants after they open their Meeting Tuesday morning at 8 measure less than 4 inches long or G. Barker of 109 Charlton 4700 S. West Temple; Holladay stores. p.m., members of the Midvale Inches wide. Patrons having a Feed Store, 4644 Holladay Blvd.; Oil City. St, Chamber of Commerce discussed number of cards to deposit are Snowhite Feed Co., 33rd South and use commissioned for to Originally matters several for 30 date of is the final Nov. importance urged to tie them in bundles with by the United Fruit Co., the Hyn- 9th East; Granite Fed and HardMidvale's biggest robbery la as to this the but the and com' organization paying county times, mailing so as to facilitate their ware Co. 3333 S. State; Utah Poul- many years occured early Tuesday falls on Sunday, we presume that munity. David Brown, president, addresses all faced one way before des was later converted for use by From fht J.H.S. SroadctsUr the navy. For her careful plan- try and Cooperative stores at 1800 morning at the local J C Penney was in charge of the session, payments can be made Monday to in the post office. handling ning, long hours of hard work and S. West Temple, Riverton, Midvale Co. store, when unknown persons Twelve girls and two boys will Of immediate importance was meet the deadline. It is gratifying Parcels should be packed careimpressive teamwork, the ship was and Draper. Draper Poultrymen, smashed a plate glass door panel to note that this year's property receive pins admitting them into tho decision by the Chamber to fully and tightly in durable con recently commended home-decorof National a the by Comman- Inc., Draper; Orr Feed Mill, 3G00 in the rear of the building, enter taxes are about 10 per cent under holiday Chapter Masque sponsor tainers. Wrap and tie packages se- der Service Force and Commader West and 3500 South; General ed the store and carried off mer 1951, a saving which all of us and Gavel today, is the word com ing contest. Prizes of $15, $10, and curely with good quality paper Cruiser Division Six. Mills, Inc., 9553 S. State; Lark chandise valued at over $700. ing from Charlynn Johnson, pres $5 will be given to residents of and heartily welcome. cord, but do not seal them Mercantile Co. Lark; Herriman The break-i- n was made between tMidvale outdoor best ident having the unless name and address of sender Mercantile Co, Herriman; Salt 5 and 7 a m, it is believed, because Entrance National Club Christmas at into decorations the their ex"The Utah Tax Commission Cpl. Bud E Bills, son of Mr & Lake are shown together with the printCounty Sheriffs Office, Mag- Mel Christopherson, night police pects that the total assessed value is invitational, depending on homes it was announced. ed inscrpition reading "Contents, Mrs Cyrus Bills of Riverton, writes na, and Salt Lake County Agent's officer, had made his customary achievement in either dramatics, It was also decided that local Merchandise Postmaster: This of all taxable property in Utah par that he has spent the past eight office, 401 Federal Building. 5 at and o'clock, inspection every or forensic. evestores remain will dolspeech will run just about a billion open every cel may be opened for postal in- months in Korea, and that he renormal at that thing appeared "Thirty-twgirls and four boys ning until 8 p.m. starting Dec. 18, lars for 1952 . . . The national debt spection if necessary", as sealed cently enjoyed two short leaves time. The burglary was discovered at the latest accounting was 263 will be initiated into the local and continuing until Dec. 23; closnot so labeled are sub from his duties near the front Girl Scout News packages by an employe shortly after 7 ijo. of and Gavel Dec. 24 the at 8 Masque ing billion dollars. On a per capita chapter p.m. ject to letter rate of postage. Par- lines. It is believed by Chief Joe Mazu-ra- n 19 Nov. 92 same continued held a Credit Bureau night," meeting Charlynn, Troop two-daof Utah's share Map the Federal basis, The first, a pass,' was cels sent by air parcel post are of the Midvale police, and Deunder must at the read some the Firemen's hall, Tbe possibility of establishing a debt is about $1,227,300,000. In "These initiates limited to 70 pounds and 100 inch- spent visiting with Dcloy Densley, Sheriff Tom Callicott, that puty officers. own of A selection of direction the and their butroop Lake south Salt choosing other words, the people of Utah county credit also of Riverton, the son of Mr & es length and girth combined. two or more persons were responwas and number some wear wa-- j also dance article rehearsed, that Midvale reau in repre discussed, 25 hock to a point are in per cent NOTE In addressing parcels or Mrs Claude Densley. The two boys sible for the robbery, and that they and a complete study of the plan to Seoul and also vis- and a discussion was held on the greater than the total assessed val- sents that selection." cards to children it would hitch-hikegreeting were professional criminals. AU one the After "Good the refresh badge, will start Grooming" Melvin ceremony ue of all the taxable property of immediately. be greatly appreciated and most ited Chunchon and Yong Dong. On chosen as a the articles stolen were women's the Fech-se- r, be ments will served. major by Ted troop. Carlson, Deseret News Sargent, Clyde the state." to Osaka, Japan, helpful if such be addressed to the Oct 29, Bud flew and children's apparel the thieves When requirements are completEverett E. DahL and Marvin child Assisting Charlynn with the ar vacation. of his parents, so as for a wonderful five-dacare in the very best of everything. will to the taking the ed, are officers the other graduate troop Bosh will go to Richfield next rangements to aid local postal officials in mak The intruders expertly packed rank of Intermediate Scouts. of the club and a refreshment Tuesday to get information con In this community Wayne Elswood Silcox of the Charleen Hutchings, Reporter. six large suitcases and two or three committee consisting of Denece cerning the successful credit hu ing delivery. 16 where many last names are same Air Force, was recently promoted smaller , ones (from the store's Johanson, Janice Jensen, Nancy rt u that operates in that city. it is sometimes hard to determine to staff sargeant and returned to The annual dinner meeting of stock), and took them out through From Hi J.H.S. lrodcitr Ann Sjoblom, and Lois Neff. If the local credit bureau is set who the intended person is, said the United States after spending the Salt Lake Council of Girl a large hole in the broken door The 1953 Big 8 basketball Now Mombort up, it will be alfilmed with the Mr. Lind. nine months in Japan. He has been Scouts will be held Thursday, Dec. paneL The women's and Infant's JanSalt Lake Credit Bureau, Everett competition get under way The fourteen joining- - the N To insure delivery In time for spending a furlough with 4, at 7 p.m. at the Doll House, Salt departments of the store were tho9 with a Jordan DahL E. Chamber uary getting bye. tional Chapter are Marilyn Stofsecretary said. Christmas, parcels and Mr his Mrs greeting k Wayne E Lake City. parents, roughly ransacked, and the best So actual competition for the fers, Charlene Bailey, Marian Mor- Seek Bus Terminal eastern cards for states destined election of and A he fine which Items from each counter and shelf in after Silcox, program Sandy, Another project which came should Diggers won't come until January tensen, Janice Jensen, Nancy Ann be mailed by December 1st will go to Lowery Field, Denver, officers will also take place. Price were taken. No attempt was made 16 when they will test their skill Sjoblom, Myrna Lee Dowding, under consideration was the pos- or as soon thereafter as possible Colo, for release from the service. of the dinner is $1.75 per plate to secure cash, or other merchan against the Davis Darta on the Charlynn Johnson, Gayle Wright, sibility of having Midvale desig- Those destined for the west coast A graduate of Jordan high school and reservations must be made by dise from the premises. Jordan court Arden Thorum, Vanessa Crawford, nated by Salt Lake City Lines as a should be mailed by December 8th SSgt Silcox enlisted in Novem- Monday, Dec. 1, scout officials Evidently frightened toward the Here is the 1953 schedule: Carene Spilker, Douglas DahL terminal for south Salt Late coun- and within the intermountain area ber, 1950. said. end of their illegal visit the robDavit at Jordan H A committee was ty. Connie Rae Lloyd, and Emilia Jm, appointed December 15. Greetings for bers left behind one Jordan at Granite .Jan. 20 to contact the traction company. by local delivery should be mailed at suitcase. large Jordan at Cast Jan. 23 The plan contemplates having The following students are to least a week before Christmas. MENU Cundick, store manager, Harvey South at Jordan Jan. 30 busses all south of Midvale enter Mail become members of the local said that the firm carries burglary early for Christmas and avoid Feb. J Jordan at Wott club: Marva Jeanne Kimball, Linda this city, where connections to disappointment insurance, and that some restituProve. at Jordan . 6 Sabey, Sandra Mitchell, VaLaine Salt Lake would be made. More tion will be made for the loss, the 13 Jordan Bye Information on the details of this Pack, Joy Pierce, Denece Johanson, chief problem being to deterinine Feb. 20 Jordan at Davis & Lois Neff, Marie Anderson, Patsy project will be announced later, the exact or approximate value Granite at Jordan .Fab. 24 Coats, Nedra Wardle, Karen Beck-stran- Chamber officers said. of the purloined merchandise. Fab. 27 East at Jordan JoAnn Bsgley, Lynne Haws, The robbers first attempted to March 4 Jordan at Prove Margaret Dunn, Rees Jensen, Rose- No Roct In Election enter the store by breaking a rear Last year Jordan walked away mary Miner, Vickie Ana ShoweU, For School Truste window on the second floor, but with the Big 8 crown and second Shirley Price, Tony Mascaro, Joan Free electric energy will again Iron bars prevented their entry, Precinct 10, which includes be provided this holiday season by place in the state "A". LeFevre, Valena Leonard, Sharon after which they broke the door Greenwood, Mary Jean Cartwright, Bingham, Lark, md Herrlman, will Utah Power k Light Co. to illum on the ground floor. glass hold a school board election inate on Christmas lights on streets Barbara Ann Clarke, Phil HoffCity Dec. police and county sheriffs In and 9, the the fact Tuesday, communities it despite parks man, Janice Dctomasi, Janctt are working on clues, and it Is Detomisi, Sandra Casper, Ann that there is only one candidate serves, J. C Littlcfield, Salt Lake Naw Subtcrlbm: that several fingerprints reported on S. A. the ballot, Rasmussen, division manager for the Power Lundberg, Phyllis Harbuck, MauFred Tisdale, Sandy were which may help la obtained, of clerk school Jordan announced today. district, company reen Joostcn, Shyrma nendrickson, Wayne E SUcox, Sandy the criminals. apprehending said a today. established "Following long Don Orr, and Pat Phelps. Glen Barton, Sandy ll-S- v I m ft for a five custom," said Mr. Littleficld, Seeking it Marilyn J Waddoups, Florida MIDVALE SECOND WARD term Rex is T. Incumno at will year furnish "UP&L, Tripp, BOOK charge, REVIEW TO BE CIVEN Harvey Teterson, Midvale member bent and the chairman of and will run necesPLANS BENEFIT DINNER the electricity BY ORA PATE STEWART Rantwatt: board, who Is unopposed. sary service wires to connect the To clear the welfare debt of the Gordon Drake, West Jordan Mrs. Ore Pate Stewart, n decorations to its system. This serMidvale Second ward, a dinner Thclma Olson, Crescent author, Salt Lake City, will ALTA MILLER TO SPEAK vice will be available between sponsored by all organizations of Merle Falrbourn, Iowa book a review before memgive TO CLASS HERB dusk and midnight from Dec 1 to the ward, will be held Monday, bers of the Second ward Special Gladys MargctU, West Jordan The next Midvale Adult Educa Jan. 1." Dec. 1, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. la Sam II Jenkins, Midvale Interest class Tuesday, at 7:30 pjn. tion class has been scheduled for He reported that last year the the ward hall. Robl J ratience, Midvale at the chapeL according to Glenn Thursday, Dec. 4, at 7:30 p.m. la Power company provided 233,843 G D Bcckstcad, Boulder, Ncv. According to the Relief Society ' Sacos, class leader. the school play room. kilowalthours of free electricity to Is In charge of the dinner, which Curtis Vawdrey, Draper Mrs. Stewart, a former resident Miss Alta Miller. Primary tuner. Illuminate 39,168 holiday bulbs in there will be plenty of food for all; Tony Butkovlch, Sandy of East Midvale, will review her vlscr of Jordan School District 103 cities and towns. Of these, adults $3.00 and children $1.00. Max Mumford, Sandy book "A Letter to My Son." which will be the speaker. Her topic will some 14,084 bulbs were in lighted A moving picture will also be George 0 Bultcrfield, Sandy deals with many of her travel ex- - be "How Can I Judge My Child's 29 communities of the Salt Lake shown for those Interested, ward Dclbcrt Yorgason, East Midvale pcrlcnces. The public Is invited. division. Progress la School." officers said. War Starts Dec. On S. L County '' Rats v i pre-Darin- ft v?-f- SIS ' ft ft ft p Chamber of Commerce Plans Several Important Projects Masque and Gavel To Initiate Honor Members Penney Store Burglarized Early Tuesday 2. at ft ft ft o y d y Jordan Set to Play Opener Jan. ft ft ft 30-da- y Ad-emso-n. fully-packe- . . . j Fk Ft. Utah Power , To Furnish d, Liaht Free Xmas Electricity JJonor foli "I8dv well-know- Wpr-- 1 A v torn d |