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Show Trarrrift, nunuvrn Immunization Policies And Friday, 1 J lil -- r ! I nil, r (tU tifj.hr ,f ih lrt lijMjlvJ 1 Iirrii jllif.il, 1, . uut Srjf , fiu4r-jiliUliM Hilh (he h.jlii J IttKiuiS lit.it lint. SihtAi , rpm a pul.ulnig Mud. i, (lie th- till, fimi i.t (. t I aude .1. urn Suiiimj jr jdu.it. h.v o.itsl jndi..g ju jjiij.iui.riil In (iji m . i me ,r, .pu nt of tin loV.tr-,- J.'.Otl t il 3 rtr,tUv l f II lime wrir 1 it jlrw idc rpi delliH id diglitlir 14, Miultl. w . anv uf the uit-- r ,ev nl.ihl coin jniuiiujhlr discaM v W.n.ld yo.U uuifj.im.ty rv.jjM- - the l. oulgt W.Uild y.Mir nrighUM. Sour hilJ the f 10 swell Vutl r.h..k WulliMt l.u.J lor Itavrl jUf Ibuu. who riogtit d.e Wimo .,,1 f. MomI..j tor luvrl and vtuJ Im.ue they did li4 Iwl t jl.i.ad Mr l.rilrlMWt W.ll I. jvr , Wt d jadiawlage 4 the jHcvrnt.ve tin ,lr (nuii-- Suites in S ptrndw-- r In urc Wl.uh aie avadahle? !uke a i.mr tuo.itlit loir nf the Ae no longer fear these d.sea j (, ml. nml He is the sin sr wloih Used to take uth a. .kojjh Mr and Mis. A )arl Uiiel-lenitdloll ,4 human hvis ea h sjlt lake City, Utah, Jiejr. Vi by ' Besause now we kiniw how to pi event llit m bU l if we put olf availing if we all of tin p.t.u-il.iui- , tie grow (omjMaienl and tareh-s- s jtause the casta aie lew we are u selves in pi J. mg the dangerous position ol having i no against the enemy wlmh Mill luiks around us, -i Ibe disease are still here are :4 r 14 . I wailing for US to lower our defense against them. Vie must always be alert if any ma Dorman. N C. O, Auxiliary president, Tlie enemy invaded our border tomorrqiujtmmt consists of swing. slide. a or-urow, would you hesitate to use all and ev or 1 other antolar units, and Ml available weapon to save lives donated by the Auxiliary. of yourself and your family? Our statistic show that when jthe immunity level become low. ilhe uuidcme of disea-- e rises jwhen the immunity level of one community reaches a low nf bj per tent, that (timmuliiiy is in Janger. How does your coin mini ny rate No individual, no community, can alford to Ih-- without the which is available- - ayjmst .he p. evcntahlc- - diMvsc-- through ! I 4 mi juvirm iiUVtlfb itiiU Mii Procedures 4 I ! I 1 tn-l- j d 1 e mir-elve- s V' u delilM-ratel- V. i ,. . i I or Jum Gpl NVil I'. Riihu-- r award from Mjjr W. K. Ruhardvin, executive uffucr of 2nd ('honor al Top Non-Lit- of Tooele mm UVjin p.jrijlmn. Tooele Miii s hi Cfi Hr.1 i- I irI Kith-- Dugway. Curporal with hi Wife. Jjrj!n. North. - r- n al -cl All Swing like 11m . . , M I rrl rUlr on the now Ihiftway nursery equipment are ihildirn by Mr. Iluh Uumt, gum to (( nursery a;Hiiiiiwvlont (loft) and Mr. Thel i 1 pio-ti-itu- cr. "Cr 'o 'J Ji ;T ; rJ pjoi.-iiiiM- --v i immunization. It has been rematki-d- : Tach night we lock the door against the thief who nuy steal, but ol tea we fail to lock the door .gainst disease that might kill. .& v BAHRUS MOTORS, INC. d John A. Supenskv, Tooele Ordnance commander, receive trophy TWO IN A ROW Col. award for hauling and transporCfrom lyte llyatt. accident-fre- ting for e Heads l'p. Dogway Teagues flay ers come to attention as the national anthem is played at opening ceremonies of the Dugway junior year a champion over the posts youth teams. from drivers various jpaiticipating lull league held recently. "ilnoit. Cower. .ch,,;r jdiviMiins were presented along The Dugway organization is not 23, Braves 5; tinning with the trophy; and recognition officially a "little Icugue," as the pitcher, Negron; opponent, Wat drivto also the many g.ven jwas age limits have been extended to;son. Braves. jers of various types of vehicle. Dodgers 15. Braves 14; winning compensate for there not being and equipment who had driven . .. enough boys available within the pitcher. Murr; opponent, Pearce. , transportation division ati official limits to form a league aT'd,'nrl ree, Toode Ordnance Depot has won va,n j tmf Standings in the Dugway ball the Results of games played, stand- league as of June 25: the American Trucking Assoc ia-jptmR lHns Dear Sir (Tooele Bulletin): The first hall was thrown by ings, and schedule follows: Won lost f Pc. . J, ., , tions miscellaneous division tro--i ,h,s cornDavid Col. Cubs 8; 3S, f post winning Armitage, Ta Dodgers phv award for 1936. a that 1oocle T mployers and employes in th Kn,on- Presentation was made Monday lead and zinc industry are hope when lyle Hyatt. superintendent ful that Congress will do some of the Utah Highway Patrol, preabout for the much-talkething sented the award to Col. John A for lead and program SuK'nsky. Tooele Ordnance comzine. mander. Members of the Depot's Altho it seems Congress does alsafely coordinating committee n't have time to protect our home so were present. industry, and the thousands dir Tooele Ordnance accumulated or Indirectly employed in ectly 3,184.202 miles, driven with only the lead-zinproduced here inside 5 accidents resulting in an acciI think Congress only America, dent frequency rate of only .1 to has time to pass legislation to garner the award. Upon piesen-tingive billions of dollars out in forthe award, Superintendent eign aid while some of our home llyatt stated: industries are slowly, but Purely, The record you have here with due to dumping of cheapsinking an accident ftequency of .1 per ly produced foreign materials on cent is phenomenal. It indicates the American market. you have accomplished one of the I feel Congress should do somein finest records ever established thing to protect home industry as the United States; and you can well as priming the pump with be justly proud of it. foreign aid. If we in lead-zinIndividual driver awards for were a little foreign nation, asking for aid and protection, we would get aid immediately. The House killed the tungsten purchase plun. Opponents of the hill stated they felt foreign tungsten. which could be purchased more cheaply, is adequate now to meet U. S. needs. Why not purchase everything we can get, cheaper from foreign markets such as: European car models, steel, Argentina beef, AuFor Quality Meat Always stralian lambs and wool, lead-zinLook for the itand copper plus many other ' ems . . . then wonder what hap- U.S. Government Stamp prayer was g.ven by Sandra Joy ppne( t0 our Anierican heritage Frailey. and high standard of living?. SAFEWAY GUARANTEE Reported by Sandra Frailey. We must preserve our own inin dustries to protect America MAKE ENJOYABLE EASTERN Your Complete Eating case of emergency, and from unVACATION employment rolls. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Mr. and Mrs. T. Peter Hansen There are many in the mines YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY Laurel Good Quality and daughter. Miss Evelyn Han- mills, and smelters who are too REFUNDED old to fipd employment elsewhere sen of Salt Lake City, returned and they stand to lose what penSunday from a three weeks vacation in the Eastern part of the sion they have from their em-- . Look United States. Points of interest oloyer. A large part of their soc ial when benefits, security they visited were Nauvoo, Illinois, New York City, Washington, D.C. Wi- reach retirement age, depends on how many years they are not able lliamsburg, Virginia and St. Louis, to pay into the fund and how much Margarine Missouri. they pay. Congress doesnt care A very enjoyable trip was about this as long as they get ,lb 79 Bel-Ai- r, Frozen lOoz. caa their fat salaries, large expense Shortening Pur Vegetable 1ST WARD RS WORK MTETING account, and a large pension as they retire. 1.00 Turnip Greens 4 Grape or Hl-- C Tooele First Ward Relief Society Many jobs have been filled by 46 oz. for Orangeade, work and report meeting will be displaced persons and others from 12 held Tuesday, July 9 in the Fifth-Sixt- Europe. Some, who are near re- Corned Beef Libby'i os. 39 10 Ward at ten oclock. There tirement age, will be eligible for Frozen, 6 oz. for will be quilting and other hand- social security and the full am- Rnvorana Cra1mon. Orange Soda 1 OOv DCVCldgC (No Bottle Deposit) qt. for work. All members are invited to ount bv paving into- - the in 4 be attendance. or 5 years, while a benefit for 7 Fresh for workman, who has paid into it for Green Beans 1.00 Frozen, 10 oz. Between 1940 and 1950, state aid 20 years and is laid off will lose to local governments in Utah in- much of his benefits. creased five fold. If we could get to Europe and back as a displaced person, we ILLUSTRATED HOME LIBRARY could get good jobs, homes, and in a few years full social securU.S. Public Forum - Every Wednesday Afternoon league. Four teams will be playing in the hoys pmgram this summer to einplant base-hal- l p? Nv": Dugway Boys D Baseball Gets In order to give our Employes time to work on d their lots and gardens, We will be closed each A f Wednesday afternoon, beginning: Wednesday, Apr. L 24th. until further notice. Underway Signed: 7 d long-rang- c g c c Check These Savings! 29' at These Special Prices! Strawberries (k w BEVERAGE Real Gold, Crape, Orange or Lemon Base, Concentrated, 6 oz. 1 ,or 6 for 1.00 UO 1.00 1.00 Limeade 1.00 1.00 PEAS 1.00 h JJr old-ag- e SirA Z Bel-Ai- JUICE OCOMA 1.00 Farm Fresh Produce if ity. YOULL SflUE KM AUTOarfCOMMIMMIVI an. wan ON .UNCI lira tmmn YOUR FIRE AND No Membership Fee AUTO INSURANCE le Since 1898 Pederson Ins. Agency 18 North Main Street, Tooele I love our American Help preserve it. Hy Jordan RETURNS heritage. ENCYCLOPEDIA VOL. here home. She came to be here for the wedding of her grandson, Thomas L. Jones and Miss Beverly Proctor, and to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Jones. 29. No. 1, Tender Bantam 7, CANTALOUPES e I STILL AVAILABLE POTATOES TO WYOMING Mrs. Beatrice Bowles, Chevenne Woming, left here last week for CORN 10 Dm. 49s Volume 13 i:r?nmrrr??r! 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