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Show DAILY HERALD o I(IQ J: ' rui .11 nn 1 M -. S-- Government Must End Spending and Taxing Spree to Keep Ship of State Off the Rocks o U l Editor, Herald: As I reed history I find from 1783 to 1817 this the of ours operated on a budget of less than $1 billion a year, New York State's budget this year calls for j2 b&ilonv We find k costs jmore today to run a single state than it cost to operate the United States in any one year of its first 128 years. The first year of the Civil War our federal budget was $60 mil lion. In five years) it jumped to . yT . WWBtMWMjy .. t I.IUINI,! HALLOWEEN.. A , I" IIWMIlil.l,l'WIIIMia!WmW''''"''""''"'1' , ml IMUHMW1... . --- J Kr- W? ' ( lluiM,W'gtfl. - IIMII JL - MM JJ fvr-erwne- ct million. At the start of World War I the budget was $734 million. In three years it jumped to $18 billion, ' increasing at the rate of 25 $533 times. World War n found the budff.et at $13& billion. In less than, five years it advanced to $0QVi billion. In the last year of the war H wall $98 billion. At the present rate of taxation our next war will cost us, if w survive, a cool $780 billion. Today there are too many ..of what our politicians call emergency taxes. There is "much glib talk about , tapping new revenue sources. It i just a new way of finding a short cut to John Doe' pocket book. Taxes in Utah have skyrocket at an average of 9.4 per cent year from 1951 to 1958 while ou j J t V I J- yC r"S s j;; jX - icome r w4 Hi rii nV r J - k rt b is Safewas ' ( rU i w m ' X j- - All Meat-fender-F- m j - !Rnest Qualit- y- U .. C A I resh Mm k js" rj' property values have increased m jr m. a mm a j T-BO- SPARE RIBS lb. 1 Fresh Pork STEAKS ME Orange Surprise ANGEL CAKE BONELESS SIRLOIN Cfad Poph-lt- each I (O 4' Cut Sam Country Style Mild Seasoned 4 to Ready For The Pan 1 lb. Average New Fresh Stock Just Arrived I lein Fresh, (Q Road Highway, Ripe Segments No. 303 Pf ff5 ff 5) bs V4 2Vt gal. -8S By MARGRETTE TATLO SALEM Tommy Matanseae, son of Mr. Mrs. Martinson, returned toi his air bate after spending 10 days with his folir and going on the deer hunt. Mrs. Blain Gardner, who trader-we- ' v nt surgery at Payson Hospital k last Friday, recovering! nieelf. 10 lbs. 4 1.13 I Cake Mix or Pudding Mix Assorted 37c 11 ex. 43c Apple Crunch Pillsbury't lb. 37c or Pkg. Caramels Campbell's Frozen Cream of 0 oz. can 25c Potato or Green Pea & Ham Lucerne Grape or Orange Drink Rpr2nA k gal. 29c DCycragC V Lemon Chiffon Float or 43c sbury Boston Cream Pies pfeg. Table Syrup Family Favorite 22 os. 39c Lunch Bags 2 for llHand Potk 75s Shortening Pillsburys ga pkg. ! Kraft-B- ulk and Sunday. Non-Carbonat- BiJ) ' I 2 lb. box 1 u IONIA, Mich. (UPD Deputy Ionia County Sheriff Tom McKen Miss Margo Kay spent the dry found himself out) of a job weekend at the home of her oar-en-ts because he couldn't get alos; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kay. with the jail matron.) The matron Was 'Sheriff Peter' Margo is attendingjschool at Utah Van Bleck's wife. State University M Logan, r 1 Carnpbelfs No. . HillsDury's J 8JIL Lf 2) ml attonli: F( J Your Sunday Dinner Lucerne Party pride Assorted Flavors (Rock Flcnlc For Style-Id- eal Vanilla or Whole Wheat It ... To celebrate Halloween the Salem Second Wrd Primary of ficers and teachers gave erery child present at Primary Tuesdey at San Diego, Calif. Rex joined! a candied apple. the Navy in July. Mr. and Mrs Gerald T. Tay- The Mona Ward Sunday School lor and family; and Lnaa' Crape superintendency was reorganized of Ogden were guests over the with a sustaining vote at Sacra- weekend of the Angus fTayiore. ment meeting ' Sunday evening. SALEM Mr. and Mrs! Lee Boy-de- n Loras Kay was made superintendand infant son spen the week, ent with Elgy Ellertson and Doyle end Orgill as counselors. They will revisiting their folks here end place Mark Vest as superintend- in Provo. While here tftey Were ent and counselors Loras Kay and the house guests of Mrs. Edn Verlael Keyte. Mark Vest has Hill who had a family dinner tor been made a ward clerk to replace them Sunday before they west Leei Newton who has moved from home to Price, t " the iward. Mrs. Rhea Pierce Harpold ef Miss Josephine Kay visited in Santa Paula, JCal iff.,! flew here Salt! Lake City over the weekend Saturday to spend 4 few day with her mother, )virs. Flora with! her sister and brother-In-laPierce of Spanish Fork. Sunday"' Mr. and Mrs. Al Smkh. she came to Salem where she Mr. and Mrs. Richard Summers spent the day with her brother, and family of Salt Lake City spent Don Pierce, and family. She will Saturday and Sunday visiting in leave Wednesday forf her home. Mona with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Ray Newton and Mr. and Robert fBob) Farley of Lanr Mrs William Summers. caster, Calif., has been visiting relatives here for, a keek. While participated in the deer Champ Myers of Delta and here he ' hunt. of Salt Jarrett Lake Clyde City were dinner guests at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers Sunday afternoon after a successful SHERIFF'S WIFE deer hunt on Mt. Nebo Saturday FIRES DEPUTY HALIBUT FILLET Busy Baker Oven Fresn ffSI Apprentice Seaman for Balnbridge, Maryland, where he has been assigned to the Fire Control Technician School. Rex has spent the past nineteen days visiting It the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Arnon Garfield after having completed .his boot training; m pork SAUSAGE Li:itli!HItllU)MllltJUlliyHailUlU!UIUHUW ) ! . ID) P years hence the fedf MONA Jumbo Pop Corn Balls t 10 ControlStudy Frm Th Tf Quality Bf A Our Ftntt FrtrheuM Stkt J i. ei 5.6 mal ). Rovnt fafway' StMkt Ar PROVO STORE ONLY 1 Is. $71 billion annually. j Once a new tax is placed upoa a nation it Is never lifted but grows from yearj to year.j What we need today are' men In the driver's seat who "will spend public monies like they would their own. The spending spree that owr nation and country are now hi must stop if we! are to keep our ? ship of state off the rocks of the shore of destruction for which we are now drifting. . Oscar W, Man Airman Of incomes. This terrible national disease Salem Enjoys Mona Seaman Home Leave Begins Fire and Dean Swan son's Main Cevree 1 Pip oriili A eral and state governments will be taking 80 per cent of all pert Chicken or Turkey U.S. Choice Grade , 1 4 taxation, w Dinners T-- V SPECIAL U.S. Choic e-- f iHtfitfiffliMimirM PROVO BAKERY I I Vh. :A Own Ready For Th . buys . . . d J ! taxation, U fast destroying anl taking away all the initiative t own property. Those who are ticipaUng on building or buyinf ew homes, or those homes that are already built for sale should investigate and check tax statements for this year. The small buisinessman is fast dosing Ms doors over the nation. Visit any city, town or village and note the sign on the buildings for rent or lease. The wonder in me grows a I read our daily papers that ma has enough left for a (shroud" after the state and federal goverhmentf stop shaking him! down. One out of every three dollars got for taxes, or 33 per cent, j The nation's net public and private debt inl&58Was $084 billion. Our government's .present' rate;. of interest on national indebtedness per cent. At our present rate of tasty treats or hungry UV goblins! RUMP ROAST U.S. Choice (Big ones, too) witf goblin-goo- H 77 mi f ' we've "SCARED" up f .9 UUii Ounty, UUH ed : r . (CAMAIIA Hawaiian Punch V. I Ht-- C r- - Ig. .1; i . .1 Dishwashers 20 oz. t Fab ... For Automatic : 46 ox. B' Calgonite it Refreshing Beverage Buy A" extra Supply . 43c With Dinnerware gt. size . Soap Palmoilve 2 for 31c bath size 87c reg. size 3 for 32c THE NATURAL SCBSCCO ILLUSTIlA'jAli Cleanser Ajax 21 oz. to 2 for 49c VOLUMES' m j in 10-1- if iinm L ' """"I J ' CANADA FIFTH. 1 ' i; f 1'D W AW Toilet Tissue Coffee Hill. Bros. Gingham 4 pack RIDAY AND SATURDAY in PROVO & OREM 33c ", 79c lb. - 1 lbs. l.55 n THOUSATIDS OF PICTURES CCUJ4T1XS5 PACZS C? FASCI71ATIMS FACTS! J each I V ' 'V--- f e a. - 1 j , 'I ( HALF ,Vy " v.- . ... I ., - .... r jr I flask I !! - i ' PTm : - x |