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Show I '' and family left last week for atFt. Hall, Idaho, where they Dance. tended an .Indian Sun Don't Be Accident Prone iMtrtiedM Just About Wednesday, July 25, established in 1896, i 1951 V d pub-llshe- at Brigham City, Utah By Bob Crompton Charles W. Claybaugh, Publisher Robert M. Crompton, Managing Editor 4 Gladys Johnson, Advertising Manager Published every Wednesday and entered as Sec-on- d Class Matter at the post office in Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March 8, 1879. , Dick Alston head of the Mountain States Telephone company in Brigham City said Arch and I are mistaken. , Member United Press, Audit Bureau of Circula- t tions. Utah State Press Association. National Editorial Association. Advertising Representative: National Advertising Service. Subscription rate in Box Elder County: $2.25 per year payable in advance; in combination with the Box Elder Journal (published Fridays) $4.00 per year; $2.00 for 6 months; single copy 5 cents. Outside Box Elder County, $3.00 per year, combination rate $5.00. t , The company has invented a cord that wont curl. They call it a retracto or something like that. 111 Dick offered to install the cords on our telephones, and replace them when they wear out, for a buck ($1.00 each. A standard service of the company, though not advertis- Take It Easy On The Retailer Probably it is a natural vagary of human I , nature that a great many consumers should select the retailer as their prime target when it comes to complaining about inflation. It is the retailer, after all, who sells the ed goods and takes their money. ( They are in contact with him. And when see his they price tags changed to higher figures, it is a simple matter to reason that hes profiteering at the expense of all the rest of us. Natural as this attitude may be, !t has absolutely no foundation in the economic facts of life. Actually, in a great many cases covering both chain and independent merchan- because of a shortage. Have to take it up with the boss. I would appreciate a telephone cord that doesnt curl. son Mrs. Arthur Gillespie advises us that irrigation water that brings life to her garden at 71 north Main, also brings an assortment of rubbish. WATER The trash ranges from beer bottles to bones. Last week three pairs of brand new baby socks came floating in with the tide and a few days earlier it was a red shoe in - good condition. What We Could Do With That Cuh! ... YAZZIE YARNS News Of Intermountain Indian School teacher-interprete- t , miles to Tiajuana, Mexico, Reno, and up the coast to 4 Remember one day a lady had her bat blown off in font of the It landed in the stream and started floating merrily down the street. r She recovered it though. News-Journ- al. , h J The couple stopped at the Indian Service hospital in Tacoma to visit Annie Hurley and Grace v Begay, students from here who are convalescing there. The Beckers reported the girls to be in good condition. Mr. Becker Is a teacher and Doubt if that lady would have referred to Mrs. Becker, a nurse, here at the hat as rubbish, though. , e the school. -- President Truman called for a total of eight and a half billion dollars, on May 24, Mike, dormitory for military and economic assistance to for- defense expenditure should be scrutinized, (Lorraine returned July 16th it is now. Yet there is little evidence of it. from a vacation on the " eign countries. commission Hoover the of the report It is interesting to note that the presi- Surely dents request for world-wid- e foreign aid and should be given more careful study and its recommendations accepted and with action, Mary Joyce, girls advisor, left Relief exceeds by about five hundred million. With the prospects of expanding our expen. IFriday'Mor a . vacation , trip aU the taxes collected last year for th&sus Minnesota, the Dakotas port of ihe 48 state governments in the Uni- 'ditures for defense, we must husband every through - , resource. Whether we believe it or not, our and Montana. ted States. resources have their limits. , hat is a relief program that makes Billie Holder, girls adviser, reRoosevelts WPA program a penny pinching Brookings (S.D.) Register turned to the campus this week. affair. , Miss Holder has been nr t ( 4 er we become non- - the ie wrei m our car. The oldmore knocking we do. Fredericksburg (Texas) Standard. in graduate work merce, Texas. at . BUBBLl N( FI G ... MIEREiELlS, WALK BLOCK A AND Inc SAVE and ttte reservation " - Mr. and Mrs. Reese Clark and family returned from a vacation in Peru, Illinois. Ruth Bidoni, student, is in Flagstaff, Arizona. Com- ' ;k o Phoebe Toll a he, returned to the campus from vacationing on Nona ft Were getting just like Our Resources Must Be Guarded If there ever was a time when every v ma he teacher-interpreter- i , or Soft water makes your home a more pleasant plan which to live. You enjoy an abundance of creamy suds from any kind of soap . . . that mi softer complexions, brighter washes, faster shavi more lustrous hair. You have pure, sparkling soft water with the LB SAY Automatic Water Softener. It regenerates self, automatically, while you sleep. Just set controls and go to bed. It will be ready to use a long before you wake up. Come in get the details on the Lindsay Automat it Water Softener! It will PAY for itself SAVINGS it makes! r. en-rou- , ;J r se d I will remain a one person committee Mr and Mrs. Dale Becker rethe installation of rubbish catchers turned to the caitipus last week in the gutter along main, street commented from a vacation trip of 4000 ' , C opera 7 bill BATHS ! Claire Bailey, teacher, is Fred Denet Dele resigned his vacation. of dormitory attendant. position Harry Halverson, in charge of Mr. Denet 'Dele left over the a remodeling project in Juneau, week-enfor Riverside, Califor'Alaska, visited the school nia, where he will be employed as a Mr. Halverson who was forMrs. Roland B. Harris left last merly construction superintenweek for - Greeley, Colorado dent here at the school, was whee she will join her husband to Washington, D. C. who is studying at Colorado State College of Education. The clerk-stenogaphRebecca Robinson, at couple will return here August 3. is vacationing her home in Minnesota. Accompanying Mrs. Harris on the trip was 'Nora Grissom, prinMr. and Mrs. Carlyle Jensen cipal of the special Navajo proattended the wedding reception gram school. of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Hansen, at the Elwood Denny Spencer, student, left meeting house on Saturday eve- last week for his home in Ft. ning. T, Defiance, Arizona. Denny, who has been hospitalMrs. Marlema Dugan, regis- - ized here with rheumatic fever, trar, is on vacation leave. was accompanied on the trip by a reservation field nurse. Morris Gordon, teacher, left Monday for a vacation at his Mr. and Mrs, Harold Buchanan home in Brooklyn, New York. By Helen B. Hill Mrs. Gillespie. )WN an LINDSAY f dising, the margin of profit earned by merchants has declined as the total volume of business substantially increased. The increase in prices at retail have often lagged behind the increases in prices at the wholesale level. That is the result of todays intensive retail competition and also of the desire of retailers to mitigate the pains of inflation to the best of their ability, as one means of encouraging trade. That inflation is the greatest domestic danger this country faces goes without saying. But it serves no purpose to put the blame in the wrong places. When the price of a can of beans soars, look for the real cause which, primarily, is the wasteful inflation-breedin- g monetary policies of your Hallowton (Montana) Times. government. ens U rketat day-by-d- ay !i: icpJ O. AKRON, Gordon Brown, teacher In shoe highways and playpj stalled here as tests fW repairing and upholstering, has resigned his position and he ago are withstanding ' and Mrs. Brown will leave here freezes and thaws. soon after August a, There is about five Mr. Brown will be employed cent of ground rubber as upholstering and shoe repair road mixture. The test teacher at Chilocco, Oklahoma, phalt and other material!11 Indian school. rubber adds resiliency and allows Hackett compound Mr. and Mrs. Vern come and go better Bl Oreleft Saturday for Chetnawa, treme changes of tern,: gon, where Mr. Hackett will he The rubber compound employed as boys advisor. asphalt, does not beooJ tie when cold and runs y Mr. Hackett recently resigned hot. his position here as teacher in school. On test strips, where the elementary and rubbeized paving ar, Mrs. Chester phase will soon side by side, the rubber tions have held up well join the boys advisory staff. take another five yeas You can get a drivers license ever, to see how much beta in Idaho or Missouri without rubberized roads are tin, asphalt. taking a test. BOX ELDER NEWS ; Brighem City. 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