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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH Friday, January 25, 1946 r; Comments By A Or, The Other Side Of The Qustion Many Officers Enlist As Master Sergeants Non-Smoke- CARD OF THANKS BLUEBELL We wish to express our sincere and to all our neighbor thanks former army ofTwenty-on- e friends for their kind assistance Some few years have passed and helpful sympathy in the Laura Seeley Minnie Hamilton ficers have enlisted as master the Tobacco Barons of the passing of our beloved mother since RecruitUtah the and Fred Goodrich Owen Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Wright sergeants at met in a special session. and grandmother. Also for the Nation two Goodrich were business visitors and family were Sunday guests ing District during the last was decided there to start a beautiful floral offerings. It to in Roosevelt one day last week. Major campaign that would have all at the home of Mr. and Mrs. months, according JOHN A. ALLRED Mr. Wright resome relaDean Webb. in Among those in Roosevelt on tobacco America using AND FAMILY. in Hugh J. Stewart, public service business after returned Wednesday were Mr. movies form or other. In the you cently tions officer. Mrs. James Bird and son, and India actors see favorite would your Cuirent army regulations peris improving Derrald White of Republicans Plan Active Tal; Mr, and Mrs. Charley Bird, officers to volunteer smoking a cigarette. In many former mit Heber Gran- Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Lisonbee, hospital in the this week enlisted grade pro- the magazines the most beautiful Campaign Against Wallace Mrs. Claud Mathews, after undergoing an operation in the top would land the of women pose ger In Utah This Year vided they complete their enlistand Fred Mathews. last week. her Seeley between a with lips cigarette after ReWASHINGTON, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson ment within twenty days A quilting was held at the of terminal leave. or in her finger tips, with the the home of Mrs. Laura week this surveyed publicans and family enjoyed the week the last day were to he popular or that Seeley on challenge discharged ho end visiting relatives in Provo. Officers Those be a socialite you must smoke First Utah District as part of Wednesday. attending and 1945. 12, prior are after May a national battleground at the were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Law Mrs. Sylvia reugaieUes. 1945, 1, may November to week this fall. few this days spending a Goodrich, Mrs. Martha Smith, You turn the dial on your ra- polls turn to the army as master Specifically, they marked Rep. Mrs. Garda Seeley and Mrs. in Idaho. will or and to on dio station enlist you any Walter K. Granger, Cedar City Mrs. Du felt of Heber is spend- sergeants if they Goodrich. A delicious dinhear, Luckies are kind to your Democrat, for defeat of before January 31, 1946. on two ner was served to all. ing this week at the home with a a Get lift or, master new sergthroat, scores (1) he won in 1944 by Among the Mrs. Bill Van Tassell. and Camel, or For jittery nerves Mrs. Afton Seeley and son and 7.8 per cent margin; (2) his a Mrs. Reba Turnbow returned eants are one foimer major as well a3 try Old Gold, and for Chesterdaughter, Jimmy and Floy, who of in record the session home this week after spending three former captains War- field. No other cigaiette can voting been lieutenants. have 1st some visiting at the home DeLake in Salt eight City. a few days Congress which ended in of Mrs. M. C. Seeley, for the make this claim. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Max- rant officers and flight officers, cember. to the Millions of dollars is spent for well were dinner guests Sunday who are also entitled If Granger is the Democratic past week, left Thursday to enlistment opportunity, make this type of advertising, at the nominee this fall, Republicans spend a few days with her fathat the home of Mr. and Mrs. new up the balance of the list of tobacco users expense. The re- will ask him to explain some er in Ioka, and will then return Edward Tillack. the those who gave up their tempo- sult is a stampede headed pell of these votes as reported in the to their home in Salt Lake. A large crowd attended William O. Larsen is spending basketball game in the local rary commissions for permanent mell down Tobacco Road. Congressional Record a While week in Cedar City. enlisted grades. school gym Friday night between regular army On the proposal to cut 1946 If you go Into a restaurant and he will the AAA there attend A Recruiting officer will be at order have Tabiona and Altamont. The fibefore you pork chops, spending of the State, Commerce nal score was 47 to 23 in favor the Duchesne post office every finished they taste and smell lijce and Justice departments back to convention. Mrs. Afton Seeley and Betty other Mnoday starting Jan. 21. smoked ham. Board a bus for 1945 level, Granger voted no; of Tabiona Tigers. home and soon you are gasping on the pioposed elimination of Lou Seeley were business visitors at Mt. Emmons Wednesday for bieath in a cloud of tobacco the European appropriation of afternoon. smoke. the Office of War Information rf A birthday party was given At clubs and committee rooms after VE Day, Granger was ab- in honor of Mrs. Cleona Remingthe atmosphere is so thick with sent. ton on Thursday afternoon. She session first Other Granger tobacco smoke that you sit in a received as a gift a nice quilt comma; you find yourself not up votes. 1akz that was quilted by the women. excess tax, to par so you go to your doctor Repeal profits reconversion tax adjust- Those present were Mrs. Angnes for a consultation as to your "no; Larsen, Mrs. Lorettd Murray, health. With one puff hell tell ment act, absent. Mrs. Garda Seeley, Mrs. Sylvia from the control food Transfer Is tobacco that harmful, very you Mrs. Martha Smith, to OPA and with the next puff hell Agriculture Department, Goodrich, Mrs. Vivian Powell, Mrs. ' L of V I WnzzJ&L 1 no; tobacco with Agri gives i Secretary smoke, you strangle Goodrich, Mr3. Laura Seeand even some of our ministers culture a veto on OPA regulaMrs. Florence Hancock, ley, will go to church puffing a tions, no; make OPA penalties Mrs. M. Verona Winkler, Mrs. in reviewable Federal Courts, cigarette Lila Gale, Mrs. Cora Wathen, a absent. ' it i jK My friends, it has reached the yV.'1' Mrs. Lenora Strasburg, Mrs. or Work bill, fight slavery point that the estimated 20 per Belle Bird, Mrs. Lydia Hancock, cent who do not smoke must yes. Defer farm workers from Mrs. Lydia Bird and the guest retreat to the open prairie or to kill an amendment of honor. A pot luck lunch was no;" draft, In order some other isolated spot Labor Board from served. War barring to get a breath of fresh air, Mrs. Burdick and Charley labor disputes, in action farm think a moment. How much could you tell a tourist of your scenic PJease, Mr. and Mrs, Smoker, absent; Pearl Har- children from Duchesne were visdon get ms wrong, and think bor no; give iting here Sunday with Mrs. Lyinvestigation, I am talking against your right ond historic attraction? Aro you prepared to answer question about house the right to veto man Burdick. either to smoke. Men and women are Among those attending P.-of Presidents reorganization distances and directions? Can you offer clean, attractive accommodathat they should have joy. I executive A. meeting at Altamont Saturabsent. agencies, have always been willing that evening were Mr. and Mrs. to day aid Refuse UNRRA foreign from the benefit tion for eating ond sleeping? If you con, you will every individual should live their nations which do not have a free Earl Murray, Mr. and Mrs. John own lives and if they get joy and Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. James no. press, $100,000,000 tourists will spend in Utah this year! happiness out of a cigarette then Powell, Bishop and Mrs. Bert smoke. I am only asking that . nard Winkler, Mr. and Mrs. AlWater And Reservoirs you extend to me the same cour, bert Strasburg. tesy 'and consideration that I am Irrigation Systems Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Case of pft&pesAe fyouMety . . . and your business first , . . then willing to grant you, for I do Are Menaced By Silt Mt. Emmons were visiting with not get any joy or happiness out be sure your community and civic organizations are prepared. Start Mr. and Mrs. Gardner GoodJohn C. Stevens, president of rich one of life in an ocean of tobacco day last week. the American Society of Civil smoke. NOW for the biggest tourist year In our history! Arthur Merrill and Mr. and in Engineers an article in the May Mrs. LaVar Merrill .from Salt John P. Madsen. 1945 proceedings of the Society, Lake City visited one day last made some predictions on the where families arc the Happy week with their sister, Mrs. the government' of parents is life for water storage purposes of Lucille Winkler. two great reservoirs, Elephant the reign of affection, and obediThose attending conference at Butt on the Rio Grande and Mt. Emmons submisthe Utah children the ence of for Number 16 of a series to promote trade tourist greater Sunday were Mr. Rivon Laek Mead the Colorado sion of love. Bacon. and Mrs. Orie Cook, Bishop and er. Ilia conclusions should be of Mrs. Bernard Winkler, Mrs. Lila great interest to Utahns. Mr. and Mrs. Earl MurGale, Using the best available sedi- ray, Mrs.. Laura Seeley, Mrs. Mr. Stevens pre- M. Verona mentation data, Winkler and Mrs. dicts that Elephant Butte Reser- Lois Goodrich. to will filled voir be with silt . rVi KS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hancock spillway capacity in 120 years and son, De Vere, were visiting and that Lake Mead will be in here with friends and relatives the same condition in 13 years. on Monday. two useful The of life these great IBBWWSSIUSWVfSH Alvin Larsen from Elmo, Utah reservoirs will be much shorter is visiting here at the Isaac because this Jian the storage Bird home. FLANNELETTE DIAPERS, dozen $1.90 capacity becomes inadequate for Mrs. Gardner CHIC DIAPERS, dozen Goodrich and $2.50 the purposes for which they were Mrs. Garda daughter, Seeley constructed by the time half of DIAPER CLOTH, 27 inch, 10 yards $2.55 were it is lost. This will pcour in Mrs. visiting at the home of BABY SHIRTS Fred Case at Mt. Emmons 49c 20c, 39c, about 50 years In the case of afternoon. Sunday BABY KNITTED BANDS Butte in 57 and Elephant years 35c Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bird the case of Lake Mead. BABY HOSE, Cotton proud parents of a baby 2Sc Wool 45c It seems incredible that these are the born last week at the Roosegirl BABY CARTERS two great manmade lakes are 10c velt hospital. Mother and baby destined to decline In usefulness are fine. doing 39c to 98c in only a few years, relatively, was visiting G W after reaching the pinnacle of hisLeonard Goodrich 35c - 98c and wife three children, their development; and more ImDrew and Mrriso who have INFANTS DIIESSSES Joan, 90c, $1.50, $1.95 vast the portant, empires they under doctors care at Price maintain the farm families in jeen ROMPERS since the of the year. Joan $1.15, $1.35, $1.95 $2.98 dustrial plants, piofessional and and Diewfirst home with returned TRAINING PANTIES business enterprises will decline 29c, 39c, 49c their father to carry on with alo unless substitute water their school work, but Mrs 59c, 79c, $1.15 can be developed. Goodrich will stay until the baby SILK BONNETS furMr. Stevens states article $1.79 well home. ther a fact that should be fore is Carol enough to returnManwar-in( RIB SPREADS, Chenille and Lawanna g $3.79 most in the thinking of water of have been Naples, Utah, A GOOD ASSORTMENT users, that Western arid states OF STUFFED visiting for the past few days depend upon Irrigation for their with TOYS, TEDDY BEARS, RATTLES, TEETH-IN- G their cousins, Maxine and Sedimentation very existence. RINGS, ETC. constitutes a direct threat to that and watershed lands and an equal continued existence," amount for studies of water shed A SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF To Utahns the Implication of management and protection. ForINFANTS IIOI5ES the above facts and warnings as .... 9Sc a substantial part of tunately to the dangers of sediinentation those two funds has been allotted OTHER ROBES $2.19, $2.95, $3.50 in storage reservoirs ai crystal to the Intermountain Forest and BABY BUNTINGS clear. About 80 per cent of $2.95, $3.95, $1.63 Range Experiment 'stations for 4,000,000 acre feet studies on intermountain water BABY BLANKETS 85c, $2.00, $3.50 of irrigation water used annually sheds. RECEIVING BLANKETS in the state flows down from 39c, 19c, 63c Utah's congressional delegasteep mountain water sheds. For tions, Senators Thomas and MurALL WOOL CRIB BLANKETS the most part, these water sheds dock, and 30 x 50 inch Robin36 x 72 inch $2.98 $3.25 are eovererd with soil that is son and Representatives Granger, are foremost almost on among those who perched ALL WOOL SHAWLS perilously $2.19, $3.19, recognize the $1.75 slopes and held there by vegeta- water problems of the arid west RUBBER SHEETS tion. The job of management of and 59c - $1.25 through whose effotts these acres 10,000,000 of mountain funds were obtained. I) S 15c Although water yielding land in Uath is an excellent has been beginning A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF laigely one ot keeping mountain made and our congressional delesoil in place where it will conBABY BOOKS gation Is to be congratulated on 15c, 98c, $2.25, $2.95 tinue tc produce forage to sup- their efforts, the magnitude of port the state's livestock Indus- the problem of maintaining regtry and for game animals, and ulated slrcamflow from our BftUMUUBUWlHIV preventing the depositing of silt mountain lands, of keeping soil in valuable storage reservoirs and In place for forest production irrigation systems. and hi Ita! ion prevention, vsaeiXxstasxmMmu fully The need for expanding studies the expenditure of subof the siitation problem was justify stantially more funds than are I) U C II E S N E recognized by the Cong less last now available for this purpose. year when it appropriated $75,000 Reprint from the Utah Far- for stiuiur of reseeding on range October 10 Issue, 1945. Ro-zel- la Stock oj m y: y&uiutj Ro-zell- a. r mmmm , non-partis- T. Beth W'mkler. Miss Lucy Powell is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Oley Smith at Little America, Wyoming. Those attending the basketball game at Tabiona Friday evening were Beth Winkler, Carma Goodrich, Lawanna Murray, Maxine Winkler, Virginia Goodrich, La. Vem Powell, Shirley Hancock, Glen Jenkins, David Strasburg, Carol and Lawanna Manwaring. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powell and children were week end visitors with relatives in Price. Mrs. Poell remained there and will receive dental work. Wallace Seeley and Walter were in Roosevelt Remington to business Monday. attending Mrs. M. C. Seeley and daughter, Betty Lou, were visiting COZY THEATRE Jan.26, 27 DOUBLE BILL Johnny Angel with GEORGE RAFT and CLAIRE TREVOR The House I Live In FRANK First their husband and father last He is herding sheep on the desert. Let nay Show 7.00 Second 9.00 Jan. Wed.-Thu- ., 30, 31 Out of This World w ith EDDIE BRACKEN and VERONICA LAKE also Wfl . vitamins, the crop should be mowed, allowed to wilt, and raked by hand. Hay should not be left in the swath overnight, and cocks of hay should be small to "ry quickly. The early-cu- t hay can be spread on the mow floor about a foot deep for final curing and turned once or twice a day. The poultry hay should be piled in a part of the mow where it can be reached eas during the winter, and where it will not . exposed to bright sunlight. A covering of ordinary bay will protect it from bleaching. with SINATRA also CARTOON week. To make a high quaL.y hay rich ., Sat.-Sun- In t March of Time First Show 7:00 Second 8:50 Interior Clean If the interior of your car is kept clean and fresh, the upholstery will last indefinitely and the whole appearance of the car will be improved. Thorough cleaning is a simple matter if you use your electric cleaner. Go over the fabric roof, covers, carpet and cushions. Bring Your Tire TroubDes to ADDen DUCHESNE Oil Co. - - - UTAH BOOTEES 0 NS HOODS up-,)l- ie CRIB PA K M L 7 S UTAH A new dress is an important equation in any girls life. Tailored one and two-piec- e styles in rayon gabardines and combinations will put her at the head of wool-and-rayo- n the-clas- s and shell he in her element at parties in our pretty rayon crepes! Other Dresses 5.90 FEATURE ITEMS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, AT 10:30 A. M. MENS WAIST OVERALLS MENS BUCK WAIST OVERALLS MENS BIB OVERALLS $1.27 $2.15 $1.88 We expect to have 160 pairs of NYLON HOSE January 29, at 10:30 a. m. No telephone calls no mail orders, and only one pair can be sold to each customer. |