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Show rr-- ' y 4ny Friday, March CINE? An oral acclnr? to te 3, 1961 The Tooele taken by mouth ha been develop, ed, ha been tested and proved (and U in piepaianon. But It will MU' hr available in sufficient quantity for general use this jear beiause of produtlion pioblems requ.nng solution for Complete safety, ft will In? more convenient than the present Salk Babson Park, Mass, very lime phale Is found in lennessee an! (IIII5 IS SECOND IN A SLRILS OF ARTICLES ON THE but peihaps no safer it rains, anywhere, the water in Utah and foreign countries, van me, 1 i). hi months is required OF TOOELE ORDNANCE DEPOT.) MISSION nor more cMevtive, Ae should not washis out much of the sods'jet two thirds of the worlds supbu.ld up maximum imnuiiotv In the past, the United Slates has enjuyed a copius sujply of . ever of r w ait hhIim-ssis The I polio ft seeps through the ply now comes from d.in,;t lorM.i. i .limj NOW; raw materia. lor production ol gilding metal (brass rich in copper), jtolio: lust shot 'present, there will lx- epidemics ground to the rivers and thencei LEADING lOMPA.NII S Iq the shot lit 3) das, thud shot but the jxrfitical situation now existing in the world might have in the fall and the Silk vaeonejiQ that the A,.a As a result the ot ran industry, 1 unJi island months later. Jar tiled on our supply ot these critical material. rvacn.ng i. efltx Aim-malive, jis just as safe, just constantly getting rnlier and'onginal company is the of grfd.ng metal rotat.ng band on projectiles is therefore, The first shot gives consul) rahle as evtr. It bus saved thousand' p,e land I getting poorer. (Agricultural Chumcal C'o , whuh Ol paramount imjjoriance to our nat.onal weuarc. many lhou-- j ItlSlOKY OF 11105111 VIE . ..was started by the father of the piotection, the .sound shot mmh of lives and The Ammunition Equipment Division of Tooele Ordnance Defur life. more. So, although it is even now sands from twmg cripplej Muring millions (or billions) of industry, Peter B. Bradley of New has des.gned and OcvelojHd through extensive test. ajrna-enm- e pot, thi ti late for complete protection has been II 4 0U have not been vacyears taking I. ngland, next we find the Inter-(lacthat removes gilding metal " A small bay (now a pari national Mineral most dangerous and Chemual the Bgaitv-- t cinated, our danger is about bands (see picluies) trom that the Government made a net rotating of West Central Florida) months of August and Si pteniher j three times a great as that . to. which has been developed by the projectiles by expansion ol the 'gain oi .',4t0 during the process-bandFoul VVare and his able son. a great chemical caldron who has Here of neighbor prudence demands that all of us It has of 71,000 jour projectiles. this is accomjilished byjing "cook-- d were who have not had the COM certain clays, llhomas. Among the other eight had his three shirts. Dont the shell and pressing a 'been further ascertained that use ro.atmg Chertu-bonand Carol. na are SI S. now. the RII the it start off! and countless Virginia chemicals, JUTE wait, don't pul knurling wht-c-l (under great pres-- of the debanding machine in an 1 IN1SII Al.L THRU. SIIOIS of animals, from micro- - cal, the American Cyanamid, and e Point vaccine has been availinto the so t gilding metal, (operation results in a daily sure) UHr ABOUT OR 41. VAl able only since I'M), and we all si opic arthrojvods and fish to- the W.Davison plantsandnow as well band expansion method of turn to the US. Treasury ot R, Crate tie- by Co, rememlter the great campaigns great mammals including had been used with proximately SHJ. In addition to the evenas and mastodons and large packers such as Trea-wa- s phanis j the phvsi-which were waged, by success moderate in the past but 'the monetary returns to the . whab-sImour, Swift, and others. metal of nans. Ihe nurses, the PfA, the never to gilding its fulljsury. pounds developed Not only is phosphate essential e sihools. by a whole alarmed but potential. Through research at valuable In industry tor the manu-lorx-lThe final result of the cheiniK ls ,ju. but 0( a)j ginjs; ,e or new united jtisijile, during the first two cal reaction from these millions of items Ordnance it military Dejol. hasjacturc basis of a growing business. An been learned that the band can 'items in demand for home-use- , years. If we bad kept up our of yeais of "cooking is what we increased demand fertilizer for our maintained bad ENDS SATURDAY be expanded to aproximatelyhas been placed on the ojn-- mar-on- e real if we now (all "phosjihate. When mix- - should continue almost forever c Inin s and sc hool programs, if ed with the fourth greater diameter in 3 kct. of the air q he I lorida supply should last Ml we had made sure that every in- and the otashnitrogen revolutions. Capitalizing on this! Additional debanding machines of the ocean this years. I. very farmer who uses fant would be immunized, successiul method of removing I are being manufactured at Tooele ,! able 10 rrPl-,- 'c ,hrl fertilizer ma ywcll buy a few .Til,ll"l'h,e of cases the band, machine with a semi- Ordnance Dcjxit for world wide Too of the soil which has shares of the slock of one of these we But"Ul'',gr)dnes" be rnedu al automatic control was de- sujply to other depots. cycling Hashe(J ou, hs ,0j. (hMed companies. Sce your brokt.r to turnback- had more omoMOja Too veloped at the dejvit. Shells are Francis H. Crist. Chief of the of I londa pho-.fo- r the Inciden 1cd mining eic. price, dividend, hand fed into the machine and the Ammunition Equipment Division, I'i'iT, and more in PI39 than in phale. With the addition of nitro-- tally, phoxjihates should be one of l'l'.H. Many people got careless, machine automatically expands stated that it is impossible to comgen and potash this mixture is the' very best hedges against in didn't get vaccinaled. didn't com-- sold as "fertilizer." the band and removes the ex- pute the total net returns to the 'Ration. band from the projectile treasury or the amount of critical plete their shots. Me.Nlel panded John adjusting debanding machine to be shipped UIIFRE I F RTIl lFR i sold.) Ol'R PR EM .NT polio sacclna-tm- n j the automatic ejection material that will be generated for Toucle during from Ordnance sold was Depot. fertilizer status for the nation, and Originally this j The reuse in the nations industry cycle. farms and Utah is no better than average, only for use on the old 13 general applications of through ojveration yields production of our plantat.ons original! 40 per cent of the is: at all remov-a- l the debanding to make ojvcration jxitential adequate I lands Ihe the of or years lation under age 60 have had not slates. of rotating bands from 75mm Ordnance depots. " c""n.i.-30 per Cent even one shot thru !33mm projectiles very prot raise emps without of the children under five years 'K'lne,, fitable. hut now the demand have had NO vaccine, and that According to Floyd J. Baker, 1,llS 1 1o' fertilizer is gradh'f.da Chief of Ammunition Storage Divi group gets most of the paralvt.c westward toward . ual!y t An additional lk per casi-ssion. a pilot model debanding mi the Rocky Mountains. chine, fabricated at Tooele OrdIt has been found that this phosnance Depot was placed in opera Kev farm leaders in this area phate is esseniial not only to of farimrs lion In the Ammunition Division bu( believe that a numln-Of the best protected groups, crojis. plants and livestock, MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Records a R,KM1 thmg when of ail processing opera nllss,n8 A 30 women. and to to men also from ten school manjare children tion to comes social this machine wore involving security, years of age, fully 20 percent lack weighing 150 jxiunds must havej11 maintained. After costs of the him one and a half pounds cording to a statement made tofull protection . . . 55 per cent of district Clarence J. Seitz, including labor, equipoperation, day by in of 40 to order full adults of 20 to keep phosphate in years lack Lake City ment, utility costs, etc. were re40 to 60 good health. A pregnant woman manager of the Salt of those and protection duced from the total increase in socia security office, years. P6 percent have had no is very dejvendent upon phosphate j salvage returns, it was computed in order to assure her baby good vaccine at all. M farmers are s1 , R00(, Such a woman and "' suhstanIt is thus clear: that dlstanfc away from rcachin(! re. MENS Primary Officers tial epidemics of killing and of knows that otherwise the unborn tirt.mel) age anj niany have Now! the mothers ,s robbing Entertain Hoard crippling polio are still not onlylchl,d cf,,(jrcn under age IS. Some of ac,, these farmers are not cusinf' l'cay- I ad jxissible but probable; that t!ic taking the or near TWO SIPS .THt stow living phosphate Members of the North Tooele need for personal and family ( u,e option or choice in WHO W(NT TOO CAkl no cavitcs in thorr vanlaj,e Stake Primary presidency entertJl(f lection has not subsided and that nlln's jgj security law that per Furthermore, the fiourinei i(s hem tained members of the board at "J1'1our communities must report earnings for Tooele Ordnance Dejnit has developed a machine that econoa dinner party, on Wednesday great cities are now add-- ' con- a mount and defenses their JENNIFER WEST Reg. 7.95 to their drinking water comes mically removes the precious gilding metal rotating bands evening at the home of President tinuing program of attaik if Polio ing such ones to as from the above. Previous Florida from this projectiles phosphate. they assisted by Doroihy England, is to be defeated or even held in RICHARD EVANS DFMWD for phosphate. Today! of course, if a farmer actually were removed by a slow and expensive method. Hazel Syddall, Ethel Halgrcn and check. Fae Richardson. EACH LTAI1 community, un- phosphate is in demand not only! has net earnings of $100 or more wnurar turajojxca-iuttt(I) A 30 minute documentary moa vear, he has no choice. He is der its own leadership, and in for fertilizer: but also as addi-- j Special guests were President uftnaica nuui'm a uenn pml SH0ES-B00T- S tion picture on Rural Youth Clubjand Mrs. Bert Weight, Mr, and 'ves for over 100 differen tfoods. obligated to report these earnings cooperation with local health work in Latin America, scheduled1 Mrs. Ivo Christensen. AND authorities and local physicians' Bakmg jvowder, prepared flour, (social security purposes, even for completion by June, 1961. andia.s a part of his Federal Income Guests were seated at a long determines its own immunization tablc sa,t- - water softeners Values even tooth paste and the head of Tax return and pay the social so (2) A second edition of the table graced with an arrangeprogram," says Dr. James D. the common match. dc la Rural Juventud Para to 18.95 ment of flowers in Primary colors Industrially, curity tax, even though his total Wharton, Interim Director, Utah THE FIRE AND FURY 1 a s Americas (Year book for Places were marked by clever State Department of Health. "We phosphate finds its way into many earnings are such that, with his II today announced Ford Henry in the Rural Youth of the Americas), to little booklets each of which was STORY OF HISTORYS urge that every citizen, every diversified industries exemptions, he may owe no Fedto PUSH-U- P of aluminum, steel, and eral Income tax. However, if a a Ford Motor Company plan be published early in 1962. tied with ribbons holding dainty making be all be should warned: parent, FIERCEST WARRIORS! promote the growth of Rural as an for additive textiles; gaso$100 below white hankies. are A curbecause Farmers earnings vaccinated, newsletter, covering (3) SLEEVE paralytic line Youth Clubs in Latin America and motor oils: also in the he the dinner games jxilio can attack at any age; but may have a choice of report- - through a film and publications rent developments in the field, to Following of were played. photographic film!)ng or not rejvorting for social d be distributed on a it is especially important that all manufacture thousands of other products. Board members in attendance If a farmer's gross earn-- I program. infants starting not later than at month. this basis, starting curity. members "THE 230,000 young am told that even Coca-Coland jngs are $1,800 or less, he may were film will The and Mary Lindberg, Ruth Bevan, age six months, and all children publications While of these dubs are helping up use it. Certainly welpj,,- - for social of Cole, Leota Winkler, age and up to ten purjvoscs grade the agricultural practices receive wide distribution in Latin Hulda security no could until buy They mnia Weyland, orange juice s of his gross as his net. Evelyn Lassen, years, be protected with the comin Latin America, much as our Kathr-v- n phosphate was fed to the trees Last! Gillespie, LaRue Carson Thus, a farmer who had a gross plete series of polio shots." in early! The was started counin this did project youngsters As a result the phosphate in- income of $1,500 could s "While we are about it. urged report said. Mr. Tord Ruth Pitt, Helen Nash. Mrs. Edna Dr. Wharton, "lets check up on dustry has grown from a $100,000 of that amount of $1,000 as try." LADIES TAPER TOE We believe these young men Ford Yearbook appearing in the business 75 years ago to a his net McArthur and Mrs. Mable Fitton securour TOTAL immunization for social proearnings and women can make a great con- Spring of 1969. to$100,000,000 White Canvas to of were unable attend because actoperation annually gram and that of the children. If BASED on the enthusiastic re- ity purposes, even though his thousands of ual net is less than $400. Like- tribution to the development of illness. we have neglected jwlio, maybe day, employing the sound economies on which all ception of the first book, we feel some phos- Although we have neglected diphtheria, workers. wise, a farmer whose gross earn- progress depends, "Mr. Ferd expanded program should tetanus and whrxiping cough. For absencc of general vaccination, ings are over $1,800 may report ded. "They deserve the support, furnish substantial additional sup-o- f convenience and economy, these could be epidemic. So, for safety $1,200 as his net for social securFord Motor Company and its'wt for this excellent cause, "Mr. three can be combined with the for PYKETTES DENIM children and ity purjxiscs only, even though his Latin American affiliates, as a Ford said. you, your polio shots. Remember, too . . . vour community . . . IMMUNIZE net may be below $ 100. In order The was developed program responsibility of good citizenship. to receive social security credit smalljxix still exists and, in the NOW! by Tord U.S. and af- The Ford plan is designed to for the year, the net reported answer the need, expressed by filiated Ford companies in Mexico must be at least $100. authorities in all parts of this he-- City. Mexico: Caracas, Venezuela, Sizes Mr. Kenneth Monson of the Salt Sao Paulo, Brazil; Buenos Aires, misphere. to dramatize the imf- - 16 10 Lake City Social Security office ortance of rural Chile and youth club work Argentina; Santiago, be at the City Hall in Tooele, U Uruguay, with the at the same time, provide ai Montevideo, and, will be at the City Hall in Tooele, means for The defiant lovers trial by torture! (guidance of experts in the field FANCY CORDUROY exchange of much 11:00 a.m. on March 8 and again wild Gypsy revel... homebotb n lbis country and in Latin and needed agricultural SEE The 29 to assist The charge m the fearful on March America. applicants making in filing claims for social securValley of the Skulls! clubs. ity benefits. Anyone having a quTHE program, employing Sp Leukemia cancer of the about their social security anish, estion DREW BARRYMORE EDMUND PURDOM JOHN has increased tissues Portuguese and English should contact him. e GEORGIA MOLL PIERRE BRICE languages, stemmed from a sharply in men over 60. The PlfNA Yearbook of Latin American American LMCCiUfl PIDfiTTI is Cancer Society friAoolmU UmUl II There is a transcendent power Rural Youth Club activities pub- spending large sums of money for TECHNIC OL OP .TOTALS C OPS in example. We reform others un- lished by Ford and its associated research on this still fatal form A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL FLEAS t wnquaro consciously, when we walk up- companies in Latin America last of the disease. Your support is Madam Swetchine needed. year. It will include: rightly. MATINEE SAT. 1 P.M. Polio... Il's Lalcr Ilian Yon Tliink Transcript Babson Discusses Fcrlilizcr Market Machine Recovers Valuable Melal - ' j iy , e j 1 re-Ih- ojK-rate- tlW&t I i - n young to warty late Disbandin' .Machine 1 ... mi-(chi- Farmers are ... d Given Social Securily Dala j c-n- BROWNS Red Hot Specials n r Ll, $ Sport Shirts 2 for - ! (fiblm" Mclal Kecovcml ) t Tanker J Jackets Red Wing Ford Company IVomolos Latin Youth Cluhs '! j $ An-uar- io $988 ... 3 4 SHIRTS se-an- a -- pre-scho- $398 two-third- two-third- REMEMBER ad-Ub- 's $2" SHOES Pedal Pushers j 1 $199 Many New Choice -- Listings g Have Come To Us ... ERNOCK-v- ZAHtSCHI SlKtNER QKAZ1A MARIA 1" BROWNS CAPRIS blood-formin- R FILM LET US SHOW THESE FIXE will show The Cossacks only! HOMES TO YOU! STARTS SUNDAY THE PECIAL A two bedroom home with an extra finished bedroom in the basement, making three fine bedrooms, and a large rustic rumpus room, New Holland furnace and large utility area in basement. Main floor has carpeted Iivingroom ceramic tiled bath and two bedrooms and a kitchen with plenty of All this for $13,500 including double garage and cabinets. MAI? miSD ALE covered patio. We have a fine home that is located on East Highland Drive. This home has two bedrooms on mam floor and an extra bedroom in the basement as well as lots of storage and a new gas forced air furnace. This house is an excellent buy at $10,000. Reduced price for cash for the equity. HAD TO HURT SOMEONE HE GET AT THESE SALE PRICES! We have a large home with carpeted Iivingroom, and diningroom, two bedrooms up stairs and a den that could be LOVED! used as a third bedroom, kitchen and dinnette and bath and This house has a two room apartment in basement that would be good income property. Priced at $18,000. one-hal- V- It AS PACFR. slam Dninsr: DEL STAR toy PHONE R!l It HI toflZtrrrtk)T PAViO WtlSBART DC. LUXE Srieeitp CLAIR HUFFAHER t iv MclNTIR) e tertftv DON Si Lb a by NUNNALLY lOHNSOK Allsops MYRTLE ALLSOP, Broker X-5 Ik- - amlfiTfr r V Plymouth 1961 Plymouth 66 $2134 4 Dr. Sedan Heater and Radio FREE! 2456 - 1961 Buick 1 Court of Honor for Troop 125 V-- 8 4 Dr. Sedan 2576 ac-so- Du-an- d 4 Dr. Special Heater and Radio FREE! V-- 8 2553 SALE ENDS MARCH 11, 1961 St. Marguerite's Social Hall was'ed of Mr. George Diehl, chairman awards. Scout Dan Pamwnio enfor the Court of Honor! Mr. Orville Moobcrrv, commiltec-Saturdatertained the group with an R 18 Feb. at 7; 30 p.m.,'man, and Scouts Tally Bagwell, cordian Sgt. James for Troop 425. Scouts, parents committee man. Mr. Kenneth Paulos and John Nutter presentfriends gathered to observe: An American Bois- Scoutmaster and Mr. Char ed selections from the candle light: impressive Assistant Scoutmas- in Paris" as a duct for the clari the Ics Hopkins Tenderfoot Investure and ter. Father Charles Freegard of net. Scouts served and many advancements and merit parents badges awarded. Sr. Patrol lead-js- t. Marguerite's Church was pre-er- . friends with light refreshments Trank Erickson, presented the sent to extend congratulations to following the adjournment of the Scouts scouts to the Court which consist-- ! the many rcccivmg1 Court by Scout Philippe Cochran. the FORRES! HIM COLOR Mentor If you are in the market for a home before you buy contact Allsop's. sn , ' EDEI THE 1961 4 Dr. Sedan Heater and Radio FREE! Heater and Radio FREE! We have other fine homes that are offered at prices ranging from $3,800 up to as high as $20,000. IADBARj Valiant f. $13,500. PRESLEY 1961 ' -. We have a large home with Iivingroom, diningroom, kitchen with all new cabinets, two bedrooms and bath on main floor and two bedrooms upstairs and plenty of storage .Large lot five rods by twenty rods with four shares of Settlement Canyon Irrigation stock. Large barn on premises, and can be used for horses or cows. This is an excellent buy at 0& A HEATER & RADIO FREE Act Now & Save! - j BARRUS MOTORS 83 North Main Street Tooc Phone 7 |