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Show race PAROWAN TIMES, PAORWAN, UTAH, MARCH 2 11 1957 ONLY ONE WAY TO STOP DRONK DRIVERS is Tt failure of the nation to exact such IJft Automobile ' but one curt foe the bi$pSj virouel. by tbe drunk driver on Our highw.ys. ViV must remove him from the road. There is hut one way to remove him from the road. Treat him as the criminal he is. Jail him. Fine him. And, by all means, deprive him of his driving privilege, perhaps for life." nitre COMPLETE COVERAGE IN itli .kuhoUluudtd m.nds and nesthet.acd senses, try to tontrol runaway tars ' straehraway roads of tomorrow. Its Income Tax Time, Dont Forget Your Car Jranno Conmltint Fine INSURANCE pun- : , ishment the reason that drinking will be in- ,lun moM 01 on volud in one out of four fatal accident, Anuriian hiRhways this year, according ro Dr- ''be fudges rerognuc. Marland K. Strasscr, accident prevention spec examples of the tougher public attitude Surand of Casualty ft)WJrd drunk driving thaf is needed, Dr. Stras-tt- y jalist for the Association . - ser had two principal suggestions: for automatic consent of the dri- Sm to a.recogmaed drunk test, by breath, b lotxl, sa te, or unn,- any tunc he tv , apprehended under susp, con of such a vto-IThli n.mphshed by legsj driver would have to that a lively providing before being issued condition such a agree to an orjgjnjj or renewal of his driving privelcge. 2, "The judges, who poscss wide powers of jn thc interpretation and decision in traffjc cascfii should be encouraged by the vo.j, a ,more uniform, stern justice in tcrs t0 driving cases,' Dr. Strasscr said, We will begin to solve the problem of drunk driving when, and only when, we take the necessary' realistic approach to the problem Up to now, very few of us have been complete0IJ No! .he legislatures, not .he police reahstic. courts and certainly not wc, the people. ' Don t look for a single scapegoat, for we sacraficc this in to apathy and alch- all share ohol. Legislatures have written laws with built in escape clauses; police are frequently too le nient or grow lax because so many of the guilty go free; judges don t want to crusade lor punishment which they aren't sure has the "The enforcement of laws in the courts on when support of the electorate, and the people drunk ac- driving and other serious traffic offenses sitting on juries are notoriously prone to the weekot hnk in the puny chain is quit drunk drivers when the charge anything of perhaps protection the public has been able to raise which will make stiff punishment inevitable, against the highway menace. Too often, he We arc horror stricken that 40,000 peo- - wjjc disparity between the punishment given pic died in traffic last year, perhaps 10,000 of simiiaf offenders is so pronounced as to makp them because of alcohol, but we have refused traffjc control a thing of chance, . to take the steps necessary to Stop it. . There ts a job of self education for the Despite this discouraging history, Dr. Stras- - jujges to do among themselvcs-i- n their confer said, the citizens of every state are facing fcrcnccs and journals-s- o that more than just new developments in the use of the automo- - a bandful will carry out their responsibility to bile which make an even greater toll of lives society. N0 onc wants to tie judicial hands un- -'bar for the sake of morality .lone, nKeKiy or clush ;Jiv;uUal judgement with we must rc evaluate our position. inflexible rules, but I suggest that judges re- - j Pointing out that cars are becoming faster cognize that a felony in a traffic case is just as en- - much a felony as afburgelery or grand theft, j and more powerful and new super-road- s courage higher speeds, the safety specialist America cannot afford such Mutt and Jeff said, "If drinking can cause so much horror justice." now. consider what terror it will bring when I- - - ct Kent Mitchell Browning Coal ex-ci- se quired ease dont waste our time unless you can secure the necessary capital and are sincerly interested to operate a $31,000 annual net business. Give full - FORESTRY -- U.S.A. i&i jfcmiwtmuG f ! if ACC PRODUCTS S' , Of OOOD FOREST MANA0CM1NT ; SERVICE RANGERS WORK ClOStlt WITH STATS FISH AND GAMS MIM TO PROVIDf BETTER MUNTIMG-AN- 0 US. ITS YOUR HONEY, WHY YASTE IT? FOREST FISHING UNDER THE STATE LAWS that came up for discussion in selves before they leave the area. the Monday night meeting of the Parowan It would seem that since we living here are City Council was the use (or misuse) of the the people that pay the bills for the care and City dump grounds southwest of town. maintence of this facility and since it is locatOn of the councilmen brought up he sub-je- c ed for our convenience, that we should assume of paper from the dump blowing down on part of the responsibility for its care. It not to the highway, plastering itself against fen- only costs the city government money to clean ces along the right of way, and filling ditches up after users, but it takes manpower and maof private farmlands along the highway. This chines away from other important work. same subject has come up several times and Another thing where a little more thoughtsome sort of action to stop this derbis from fulness could be used is in seeing that all trash scattering has been proposed. One of the pro- is taken to the dump and not unloaded along posals has been and is to be put into effect---tha- t the road that leads to the dump yard. In the a high wire fence on steel posts be placed past few weeks several loads of refuse have around the clump. When paper collects against been dumped along the road just after the it it is to be burned- How effective this will be hauler left the highway. This all has to be; is any Ixxlys guess, however, we doubt that it cleaned up and moved, and it costs money and will do much good since most of the paper time which could better be used elsewherethat blows out of the dump is too high in the Weer sure just a little more thoughtfulness air to be caught by the fence. can eliminate these problems, and we urge It looks to us like a better, cheaper, more that each user of the dump grounds cooperate effective and more satisfactory solution would by being careful where they dump their trash be for citizens who use the dump to assume and that they burn all paper before they leave part of the responsibilty for keeping their wast the grounds. paper from blowing out by burning it them A subject WILDLIFE HABITAT IS IMPROVED MANAGEMENT Of GOOD THE FOREST ARE MAMED BY H A AREESTABUSU ADDITION, 0U FIELDS T TVEST . FOO- D- AND FOREST STREAMS ARC IMPROVED FOR BETTER FISHING-- . MARCH 1723 on tbe Job ? A wf get DicJcies lFffid McBmqki -- -- CLOTHES , at - ALMA EVANS Jarowan, Utah Phone 24J I I'arceRs & Slow LICENSED ABSTRACTERS Affiliated with SECURITY TITLE CO. Office af Ceurt Bouse, Parewau Parowan. For the Best In All Kinds Of INSURANCE Man or Woman OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS A new item. First time offered Start in spare time, if satisfied, then work full time. LIFE FIRE - - AUTOMOBILE SURELY BONDS See W. CLAIR ROWLEY If you want to keep drinking, thats your business. If you want to stop, thats our business. For further information write Refilling and collecting money Box 151, Parogonah, Utah from bulk machines in this Phone 2054 area. To qualify you must have a car, reference, $720 cash to secure territory .and inventory. Devoting 4 hours a FOR SALE; HOME in the week to business your end on northwest section of Parowan, of collections percentages Large lot with full water right should net approximately $350 Call 4911 or See Clinton monthly with very good pos- Thornton. sibility of taking over full time. Income increasing acFOR SALE: My heme in Paro cordingly. If applicant can wan. for cash or good down Him ooue;stssB jepuuiTj Ajfpsnb terms. be given by Co. for expansion payment and Walt Mortensen, 1903 Melto full time position with ville Rd. Paradise California. average income. Include phone in application. Box598 FOR SALE ve PAROWAN MERCANTILE RESPONSIBLE PERSON male or female, from this area FROM Wall to Wall, no soil wanted to service and collect at al on carpets cleaned with from large console cigarette machines. No Selling. Age not Blue Luster. Payowan. Parowan Trading Center MENS SUITS ALTERED (experience). Cuffs, waists & sleeves. Also sewing contact Merna Mitchell, Parowan out-of-doo- rs essential. Car, and references and $1,000 to $2,000 investment necessary. Very good returns and only 7 to 12 hours weekly. The best and most pleasant way to supplement your income. Full time work if you wish. For local interview give full particulars, and phonenumber. FOR SALE Eleven acres of choice land in Parowan north field. Some water rights See Write P.O. Box 7019 or call George Mickelson. Minneapolis 11, Minn. e I HAULING REWARD, LOST PUP Eight weeks old, husky pup, lost Mar. 2, between Beaver and Cedar City. Light brown with white face. Reward $100, contact Dr. A. C. Johnson, Cedar City, phone collect 355 NATIONAL WILDLIFE WEEK The nations No. 1 sportsman, an ardent checked, they can destroy America. fisherman and sometime quail hunter, has Too few- of us take the time to think about joined his fellow Americans in observing Na- the value of wildlife itself as a natural retional Wildlife Week. Dwight D. Eisen- source. One way to make vivid the value is hower congratulated the National Wilde to imagine, if you can, how dull would be life Federation, sponsor of the annual event the countryside, or your own garden, were it for twenty years, for reminding us of our not for the flight and the song of wild birds. "total responsibility for the wise and careful How disinteresting the streams without their use of our natural inheritance. fishes and frogs, how' sterile the sea w'ithout "The citizens of our land hae a deep and its pulsating life! For those who insist on dollar signs for all and abiding interest in Americas a lasting investment in the preservation and values, there is an economic side, also. Acthe cording to an authoritative government surdevelopment of our natural resources, President of the United States wrote to the vey, twenty-fivmillion Americans went fishpresident of the Wildlife Federation. ing and hunting list year. They spent nearThe aim of National Wildlife Week, says ly 13 billion in pursuit of their sport. That the Federation, is to make more people con- adds upto a sizable chunk of the national scious of their utter dependence on natural business turnover even without counting the resources, and to arouse them to support con- travel, the camping equipment, the cameras servation programs. The 1957 theme is and other purchases made by millions who Homes for Wildlife. On such a theme the enjoy wildlife without using guns or tackle. consers aaonists can run the whole gamut of The economic side is not to lie overlooked buses to which Americans have thoughtless-I- ) but Without doubt the of greatest or selfishly subjected their rich land: Soil wildlife is its. recreational value.importance There proberosion, forest fires, stream pollution, the ably would lie fewer cases of ulcers if more unwise drainage of valuable wetlands, the Americans could find opportunities to go fishdenuding of watersheds, the conversion of ing or hunting. Or esen ro enjoy the simple fertile prairies into dust bowls all such relaxation and esthetic pleasures of the bird wildlife homes. things destroy Unless watcher. GENERAL $100. PROTECT THE FORESTS AND USE THEM WISELY WORK ALSO FOUND: Girls wrist watch at Parowan school. Owner may have by contacting Waldo Taylor. 4001 PROVIDE MORE In a bind SUNBEAM TYPING done at home call OPENINGS - - HUNINGTON particulars. phone number. Write Box 8303, Minneapolis Minnesota, for information & interview. WANTED: Saleslady or salesman to sell MeNess Products part or full time. Big Profits. STo Experience needed. Will teach and finance you. Write today. McNESS CO., P. O. Box 14, Bayshore Station, Qak land 23, Calif. 5 . See Ilflfs Orton EAKTH MOVING Smith, Dodge Safety zl. We are glad to be able to pro YOU HAVE TO HELP the man of the houae" with hia Income IF tax records moat wivea do here are a few tipa that art alwaya vide the residents of (his area helpful about this time of the year. faster service on earth digging Certain automobile operational Back with our Truck-mounte- d are use automobile for personal James deductible. are expenses careful also deductible. be (But hoe. Our hoe will be locatet Deane, acting not to duplicate amounts claimed Detroit dis-tnfor the digging of as business expenses above.) If at Parowan director basements, cespools, drain you plan to itemize your deducfor the Intertions on the long form (Form fields, trenches. root fellers nal Revenue 1040), you may claim: and similar work. Service, has 1. License (ags and annual the prepared DISTRIBUTOR OF car registration fees. DAY QUICKWAY SERVICE following out2. State gasoline taxes. Estiline on these Call Parowan, 2663 mate the total number of miles deductions. It driven divide last by your year, can serve as MiaSmhh car's average mileage per gala handy guide DANCE LESSONS: Tap and both for homemakers and for lon, and then multiply this BE PICKED UP ballet. .Register at Parowan COAL CAN career girls who will be figuring figure by atate tax, per gallon. 3. State or local taxes on the school auditoreum their own taxes. AT TIIE YARD IN Thursday BUSINESS USE: Salesmen and total purchase price of a car purbe- 4:30 to for 3:30 March 21; women and other business people chased during 1956. Federal taxes on new cars are not ginners; 4.30 to 5:30 for for- - PAROWAN OR DELIVERED who use their cars exclusively for deductible, mcr students, who should be work may deduct the full cost of 4. Interest on automobile upkeep, including gasoline, oil, prepared to dance repairs, garage rent, insurance loans. If you are financing your Phone 64 1 or 2691 car on the installment plan, yon and depreciation. deduct If the car is used for both the Interest pormay FOR PAROWAN AND tion on your contract. (Set work and pleasure, only the RELIABLE PARTY percentage of business use msy ( page 9 of your Income Tax CEDAR CITY be claimed. Figure this per- Instruction booklet for MALE OR FEMALE centage by estimating the miles putation.) CIGARto service a route of UBed for business; divide this 6. Casualty and theft losses not ETTE machines. No selling or sum by the to'tal miles driven compensated for by insurance. in 1956. Remember, however, You may claim any loss resulting soliciting. Routes are establish NORTHERN COAT that expenses of driving an from an accident not caused by ed for operator. Full or part automobile to and from work your willful negligence. Damage time. Up to $260 per month to are not deductible. Immediate Delivery to your car from fire, lightning, start. $1100. to $2200. cash rePERSONAL USE: Some ex- storms, hail or flood is also DROWNING penses incurred in operating an which is secured. PlBy is Gimpanics. (FARM BUREAU INS.) mi. its and pants work with you, through bending, twisting, reaching, lifting . . . what- THESE long-- w ever vour job requires. DICKIES lend that well-groome- d look to the o. elected arm., Sanforized. ( ro'ii' V MEXICO A thrilling three week all expense bus tour leaving Salt Lake City Sept. 5th. Only $310. Tour is filling rapidly. Morley Tours. 387 E. 3rd N. Provo, Utah, Tel. Fr i FOR SALE: Two bedroom home in Parowan. Good location easy terms partly furnished. For particulars, see call or write to W. Clair Row-lePhone 2712 Parowan Ut. y, |
