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Show I LIFE WITH CONGRESS By REV A BECK BOSON E to so n Clay, if I were trying a cat in tell how court. If you wer my firat witneaa, I feel about drafting women. The and if you wera to make the lika - you 'did today, h sponsor of tha broadcaat wa the Women' Informational League for would turn to the Court and aay. I was asked Last a national broadcast and w-.- Oramse Juaice k , Pear and Freedom, a highly re Your Honor, I ret my caaV year-ol- d peace apected, thlrty-fl- v founded by the fa-- 1 j organization A I write thee tha meat w I mou Jane Addam. aa honored dealer in New Yorkline, are won-t- o City b asked to peak on thi pro- dering, What now?." For the wo-r' men of New York, incented at Jtha My aniwer to the question of.jrc, tf meat have aimply stopped drafting women now was an am- - buying. If absence make the heart phatic, No! During the last war grow fonder, these New York the women did a magnificent job, butchers will soon love the house-analt on a volunteer basis. 1 a n wtf. for she certainly absent convinced we can get all the wo- - from the meat store, men we now need both for the arm- w must eat hungry, handed services and for our defense working husbands especially must and" patrMisnnertaUdy'w 5o not at dowrebeUion1' simp thorn out of jy $top buying meat for awhile. tim need to jthi their home and dislocate our en- - meat prlcee would come tumbling tire society 'down, 1 dm sur. We women could But as I said on the NBC apply thla same method on most broadcast If the time comes when th buying w do, and reduce ,1 am convinced it is absolutely net- - prices in no tim. jetsary to our national security to draft women, I shall certainly be Meat Probe On for such a draft. The Price Stabilisation Agency haa begun the lung awaited scrutOne of my colleagues says drafiny on why th price of meat ha A considerabl ting of women is impractical be-- i gone skyward. cause women won't tell their age. amount of getting ready" has already been done. 1 hope that ofLucius D Clay, fetired army ficial action will come to the sup-general and hero of the Berlin air- - port of th action thUt housewives lift, to the Senate Committees on ar already taking in regard to get-- i Foreign Affairs and Armed Serv- - ting meat prices closer to earth, .ices says: The U. of C. Alumni Dinner Any limitation of the number of troops we can send to Europe ' Something to look forward to will undo all the good we have done something to look back upon that in Europe since UM7. 'is the University of Utah Alumni a will to resist? The change 'dinner. Thats the time that the a of the which haa com over Europe since graduates and I'M 7 u remarkable. University of Utah who are In the area meet and make . . . Let ua not now by any legal Washington limitation or mathematical ratio merry in a highly res pectable way destroy the new spirit which our lo course. The dinner this year waa economic aid and our military aid especially nice. It waa held at the on Sixteenth Street in has breathed into Western Europe. Hotel Live Eisenhower a reason- able number of men and our forces they will not be overwhelmed or Um massacred. . . . The morale of the French soldier la wonderful especially the young officer who has com batk from fighting tha Beds in lndo- Chine. Estate of Millie Alice Burton and . . . We must think in terms of a Hubert C. Burton, deceased. will national to resist. Creditors will present claims Th need of sending troops ith vouchers to the undersigned to Europe was not a major ques- - .rVvYll.' Uuh." on' or' befo'ri ,tion when the Atlantic Fact was signed because then we thought Europe would have time to recover. Russia ia not permitting her that time. That is why we must gel troop there now. . . . Th fact that there was a little group of American soldiers jin Berlin it th reason why Rus- ttans did not overrun that city. It was just a thin line of American and British soldier w hich kept the curtain of commU. ,n the Diitrict Court. Frobat from coming down on all Eur- - vUlon ln and fot Davit County, a thin line of soldiers and th sut of Utah. op knowledge that America would In th metier of th Estate and fight If those soldier war at- Guardianship of Marvin C. Hantacked. sen, Minor. W must not overestimate Tha petition of Henry G. Hansen TJ4 JI? supermen, for th issuance to Himself praying Senator Wayne Morse, 0f Letters of Guardianship on th Say General Republican of Oregon: and estate of Marvin C. Hansen, Minor, has been set for hearing on Tuesday the 27th day of March, A. D. ltC.1, at o'clock A. M. at the County Court House, in the Court Room of said Court, in Farmington City, Davis County. Utah. WITNESS the Clerk of said Court, with the seal thereof affixed, this 13th day of March, A. D. Standby d 1 j ' tirade ome A tk Food Tomatoes sliced Bacona Of Vet', Can 18' Red Diamond No. 2i Can 491 ... Beef Pot Roast 59 Pork Saunsage 25 s bunrhe Ksrii (ala S SAHARA v ci. Each near-grad- CPDCDOtSUD MOM'M --J : i ... A Di-nis- m j HILL AIR BASE MAIN GATI VILLAGE. UTAH DAVH COUNTY SHEET METAL WORKS LENNOX COAL. OIL AND GAS FURNACES STOKERS and AIR CONDITIONERS GUTTERS : SKYLIGHTS : CHIMNEY TOPS Chas. A. Trump, Prop. Phone Bountiful 105 or 108 ... 12' 1 EPEEEPEPEEEKIS - 17' 13' AXwoDCDonaflciDS 10' Wise Way Super Market! 2 S - w 'll -- V !' tf' Iu51. R. Bruce Major, Clerk; By Kathryn B. Coodfellow, Deputy Clerk. L. Roland Anderson, Klesel Bldg., Ogden, Utah, Attorney for Petitioner. Published In Th Reflex, March 13 and 23, lur.l. Notice ol Dissolution ol Partnership Notice Is hereby given that tha partnership lately subsisting between us, th undersigned, Gayle A. Stevenson and Reed B. White-side- s. carrying on a business as Jewtlry and Appliance retailing, at Kaysville Davis County, Utah, under tha style or firm of Monarch Jewelry Company, was on the 10th day of February, lUT.l, dissolved by mutual consent and that the business in tha future will be carried on by tha said Reed B. White-side-s, alont. who will pay and discharge all debts and liabilities, and receive all money payable to the said late firm." Dated this 10th day of February, 'f N TRUCKS 0 'uOoaxae, (JOartty W&,B? Wteo ftis GQssisD COsi! te53DQ3lflte Water's not blistering hot, not half warm but just right. 1031. ADVANCI-DKSIG- GAYLE A. STEVENSON, REED B. WHITESIDES. published in The Weekly Reflex February 22, March 1, B and 15, It's held at a temperature that 1031. brings it pasteurized. Coast to Coast and Border to Border Conoco MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE I Service heated hot water costs the average family only a , dime sT day, on our inter-coElectrically - In 1950, truck buyer In v y on of tho 48 chooso a Chovrolot truck, you got th right ttates choso Chevrolet ovor any other make. engine Nationally, Chevrolet ha outsold any othor truck for th last ntn truck production yoars. That's bocaus Chovrolot trucks do th job better stay on tho Job longer. When you Loadmastor. You got a powerful chassis that fits your ob. You got a truck built to mov your loads at lowest cost. Com so tho now 1951 Advanco-Dosig- n Chevrolet trucks ... 92-h.- p. Thrlftmastor or xtra 105-h.- p. OLSEN CHEVROLET COMPANY LAYTON. UTAH MORGAN. UTAH Your Mileage Merchant" Specialized" Lubrication Washing, Polishing and Tire Repairing Kelly Tires and Tubes National and Trojan Batteries Expert Tire Recapping Open 8 a.m. to 9 p m. Every Day in the Week n nected system. - - HOWARD THOMAS Operator Kavsvllle. Utah -- 7 pointed out the need of funds to control this weed NOW, especially since the rang Is so vital to the war effort and meat production. Besides getting help now to combat halogeton with the knowledge we have at present, 1 have also introduced a bill which will make s it possible for. a more aearching Killer eton the , lltlof of th weed in all Its phases study The west is becoming agog about in th hopes that acienc will find halogeton. Every state in the west weak spots not now discernible. has written me urging me to follow through on my effort her to Human, learning, with the blesget federal help in eradicating, or sing of God upon it, introduces us at least controlling the killer to divine wisdom, and while we weed. Today I got some excellent study tha worka of nature, the God material from our own Utah de- of nature will manifest Himself to us. partment of agriculture. 1 .t lrffore tha npjw.m-Th need of the hour is not more Appropriations Committee in behalf of the Bureau of Land Man- factories or materials, not more agement appropriation 1 hit halo- railroad or steamships, not more geton hard A that meeting, urg- armies or more navies but rather, ing that the BLM budget be large more education based on th teachenough to do th things for the ings of Jesus. west BLM was instituted to do. I Roger Babson. ' 43 Lb. Kaysvllle. Davis Countr, Utah Thura., Mar. 15, 1951 Page j ... Cudahy Smoked Picnics iCD m it ir tt at-h- Washington. About CO attended. Walter Cos griff, who recently came to Washington from hit post ai President of . the Continental Bahk in 8alt Lake City, to become a member of the R. F. C gave the address. Walter told us many things about the progress and the changes the llniveraiiy if making, and made us pdl very proud of our University and state. It was a bang-u- p talk. i li tv 0hV I: o:i: - m OyjAU tin: i |
