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Show 'VMVfVfMfTVMMIMI M1 Local Serviceman 2 Box Elder NEWS V Completes Course ' Wednesday, August 13, 1958 s Brigham City, Utah newspaper established in 1896, published every Wednesday and entered as Sec n ond Class Matter at the post office Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March Sergeant Jerry L. Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond H. Ol- 8, 1879 Chas. W. Claybaugh, publisher son, 113 South First West, Brigrate $3 00 per year, payable in ham City, recently completed Subscription advance; in combination with the Box fclder (published Fridays) $5 00 per year; the demolitions, mines $2Journal, 50 for 6 months; single copy 10 cents. and booby traps course at the Engineer-OrdnancArmys European Of THI school in Murnau, Ger- UTAHMfMBSTATE? ASSOCIATION many. Utah Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Sgt. Olson was taught to State Editorial National Press Association, place, remove and fire explosive Association and United Press, Advertising Representative; Utah State Press Associaticn, charges. Salt Lake City, Utah. . Regularly assigned as a squad leader in Troop B of the 15th NATIONAL EDITORIAL Cavalry in Schwabach, Olson entered the Army in January 1957 and received ba.s.c training at Ford Ord, Calif. He was stationed at Fort Polk, La., before 1953 graduate of Box Elder going to Europe last December. High shhool. He attended Utah The sergeant is a State University. k e S NYLON DELUXE Super-Cushio- ns Triple-temper- by - - - Triple-toug- h ed Is on Display h-- At Local Store On exhibit at J. C. Service 759 North Main Perry, Utah products tires Sinclair Easy Washers Dryers Appliances Goodyear Admiral ALL KINDS OF SPORTING GOODS IF WE HAVEN'T GOT IT ' WE'LL GET ITI v r!S' , i2ii Co. Penney for approximately two weeks is an old and in Brigham City valuable collection of government bonds. According to Frank Coppin, county savings bonds chairman, this display has been loaned to the Box Elder County Savings Bonds committee by the Register of the Treasury of the United States. The purpose of the showing during the current Peace Power savings bonds program is to give the people of this area an opportunity to see some of the original bonds used by our government to help finance wars and major territorial developments. Beginning with a copy of a War of Independence bond, issued in 1776, the first bond to bear The United States of this collection conAmerica, tains actual canceled bonds from the Civil war, Alaska purchase in 1868, the Union Pacific railroad development in 1869, the Spanish American war in 1898, and several others of historic interest. Of particular interest to the savings bond holders in Utah is one bond in the display that was issued to a Salt Lake City bank during the middle part of 1800s. Also many local people will recognize the Panama Canal Loan bond in 1903. This has been termed the most fruitful public works investment ever financed by a U. S. bond issue. Not only did it build the most important water artery in the world, both but strategic and commercial, out of it came the conquest of yellow fever and malaria, two of mankinds worst scourges. A low bid of $152,001 for widening and realigning a stretch of Highway 30s west of Snowville was opened by the Utah State Road commission this week. Thorn Construction company of Springville submitted the low bid which was considerably less than the engineers estimate of $177,020 Earlier this year, the highway was designated as a secondary road. The route of the proposed interstate highway will go north from Snowville. The project is to be completed in 75 working days. 5.8-mil- e low as $1.25 weekly! , V - j V; Submitted for Road County Project bargain ... r ,Mf . Low Bid priced at A 4 I NOW Terms as & , V A weekly five-wee- inwytory." Bond Collection 5 GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE! Today and Thursday Only ft''" ,.l ? TWO ,, COLOR FEATURES BIG This cement mixer truck, owned by Fife Rock products, wa k TOTAL LOSS as a total loss Thursday after it failed to make a turn at Fifth East and Seventh times. Company spokesmen said the mishap ocSouth and rolled over curred when the brakes failed. The driver, Gary Hollingsworth, Brigham City, was not seriously injured. The equipment was valued at $18,500. F.I.F. Net Assets UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Top $100 Million Financial Industrial Fund investors in this area will be interested in learning that the total net assets of the Fund topped the $100 million mark on was Announcement Aug. 1. made this week by FIF Associates Brigham City District Manager S. M. Rasmussen. This milestone in the history of FIFs 23 years in business was reached through a 25 6 percent increase in net assets during the past 12 months, Rasmussen said. Shares of FIF are distributed through branch offices throughout most of the United States, its territories and Europe. Nearly 60,000 investors share in Americas leading industries or through their lump-suinvestments in the monthly Fund. As of Dec. 31, 1957, Financial Industrial Funds total assets placed it in the upper 13 percent of the industry, and as the in25th largest of 192 open-envestment companies. Growth in shares outstanding over the past five calendar years, according to a recent statistical study published by Standard and Poors Corporation, was greater for FIF than for any other mutual fund of its size or larger, and three times the average rate for the industry as a whole. It was only 2 years ago that FIF assets crossed the $50 million mark, Rasmussen said. fRAKKglUMRA iStPWlDWNE ' STARTS TODAY ALL THE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF MARLON IESTE CSOIM 'THE YOUNG LIONS"! MONTGOMERY CO-HI- . T DEAN BRANOO CLIFT MARTIN m&ns... stood between the town and its destruction in a blaze wia 9urf'9ht'n9 anc d J f peNT W STEWART TpRHOKEA URAK6fRTlEMiNi UNWLORY Utah Farm Income Faster Than Climbs This Year The Fastest Gun Alive"! Cinemascope and METROCOLOR CO STMRWG Chill Wills-Stev- Prices received by farmers in Utah and Idaho from the sale 30 of cattle are approximately percent higher than a year ago, according to the First Security News Letter. The report stated lamb prices are up five percent and chicken and eggs are about the same. Total cash farm income for 1959 should be some six to seven percent higher than the $151 in Utah last year. Sugar beet production is expected to be slightly higher than iast year although the hot weather has affected this crop, First Security reports. "Potato production should be above that of a year ago in both states. Prices should be approximately the same or slightly higher than those prevailing last fall. There are about 2.5 million motor trucks on American farms. 1 rowund e James Gregory Jacques Aubuchon - miS William Ludwig DIRECTED Roy WOOUCEO BY . BT living or dead. Nayfack Rowland-Nichola- s STARTING FRIDAY FOR ONE WiEK CincmaScopE pndaerf ix AL . mmi LICHTMAN . HOPE LANGE wm d EDWARD BARBARA RUSH DMYTRYK -- . wa, MAY BRITT EDWARD ANHALT -- Sunday Monday Tuesday MATINEE SUNDAY AT 1:00 P.M. want to save steps? ja'- - jbxir KIRK DOUGLAS -- B elm qti mi mom mm tmm i maCtaqail l MdkMIUV'telMiWI-kl- The Lighter, Milder, Better Bourbon Buy IP OLD itii. BontEOBv,-t$T- m ! Enjoy the convenience of a basement telephone. Costs only pennies a day. Easy to order. 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