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Show Tuesday Morning, July 14, 1959 A wmmfcly rmry wsppr Mtbllthd and Sco4 a Publisher Chat. W, Ciaybauqh, NATIONAL vV I EDITORIAL Jasjctin Other States worn On finis fAAN f007, OH Li p nr? a, use THROUGH OF HIS POWER OP THOUGHT HAS RA8&Z 40 M ee vises means PH TO BECOME THE FASTEST ANTELOPE, 62 M CHEETAH, TO M SELF PROPELLER creature PH ON EARTH' SZZSi. P. H. MAN ON A BIKE ', 108 Hew Arrivals The following births are announced from Cooley Memorial hospital: Grant Brunker and Murial Wight Nicholas, RFD 1, Brigham City, girl, July 11. Marion D and Carol Ann Couch Selman, Tremonton, boy, July 11. Doyle Stanley and Jean Parker Starks, Tremonton, boy, July 13. va' un SSSSlaSSiStSar" MAN. 1958 Lenox R Lohr, museum president, said the Soviet groups visited According to the Utah Funda-tiothe huge museum on the shore of 21 of 34 states that have a Lake Michig in to study U S state sales tax now impose a rate scient.fic and industrial progress in excess of 2 pet. In 1945, only The Russians were among 78 five states used sales tax rates tour parties from foreign counabove 2 percent. tries. In all, the museums 1948 The Foundation analysis shows guest list showed 7,261 tour groups that one state (Washington) has a and 2 504,391 individual visitors. states two (includpercent rate, ing Hawaii) a V percent rate, 16 states a 3 percent rate, two states 22 percent rate, 12 states a 2 percent rate, one state, a 38th of 1 percent, while 16 states do not impose a state sales tax. Furthermore, the report observan increasing number es that of states are permitting local units to levy sales taxof government es." Utahs 1959 Legislature enactGREEN MANSIONS" TRIO . . . The world', smallest deer sharei acting honors with Audrey ed legislation which allows counand Anthony Perkins in Green nsions," MGMs screen adaptation of W. 11. Hudson's Hepburn novel of romance and adventure in the South American jungles. The hitle Muntjac, a scant nine ties, cities and towns to impose a of 1 percent inches high , proved itself so adept as an actor that Director Mel Ferrer gave it the film's biggest local sales tax of ' close-uM one scene the diminutive deer fills a screen! on a county-widoption basis. Local sales taxes are not employin twelve establishing themselves where they animals in the United States. Seved by municipalities will become a nuisance rather than eral million are trapped annually states. In all but three of these destroying them, they point out. and their fur is valued at many slates (Alaska, New York, and This requires sealing all openings, millions of dollars. Vnginia), the local sales tax is ESS!CK m foundations of garages, levied In addition to a state sales porchKnowlton says that young people es, and out buildings through tax. FEDDERS which any small animal might en- and others trapping them for their When state and local sales taxfur usually supply sufficient con27 ter. in Folks the es are considered together, county having probCOAL FURNACES, USED trol Other measures need only OIL AND of the 37 states with sales taxes lems with skunks, muskrats, harRepellents such as moth balls be taken when mustrats cause STOKERS AND BLOWERS local) have vester ants, or cutworms, will be placed in the den and scattered (either state and-o- r to dams, dykes and cacombined rates in excess of 2 per- interested in the new extension about it are often effective in damage cent. Three states have a mini- publications now available from evicting those skunks which have nals, or feed on agricultural crops. mum combined rate of 4 percent, the county agents office. taken up residence where tijey are Persons interested m trapping mustrats will find some good four states a 3', 4 percent combinaExtension leaflets No. 46, on not wanted. in the leaflet. tion rate, 18 states a 3 percent controlling skunks, and No. 47, on and Knowlton Morris also give pointers two states Utah) (including rate, For information on controlling controlling muskrats, are prepar suggestions in their leaflet for a 2 Vi percent maximum rate, nine ed by Dr. George F. Knowlton, ex killing the skunks where extermi- western harvester ants, ask the 2 states a percent rate, one state tension entomologist, Utah State nation becomes necesary. county agent for the USU extenof 1 percent, while a rate of It is sigmficenj to note in the sion leaflet No. 48. For informaUniversity, Logan; and Owen W. 13 states do not have any type of Morris, District Agent, U. S. Fish muskrat leaflet, No. 47, a com- tion on gitting rid of cutworms Phone 43 North Main general sales tax. and Wildlife Service. ment that muskrats are probably about the home or farm, ask him Foundation analysts observe that for the new leaflet No. 50. It is better to keep skunks from the most important the sales tax is a major revenue source in all of the states using the tax. Approximately a third (33 9 percent) of all state tax revenue collected in the 34 states having the tax is derived from sales tax. Utahs sales tax produced or $29 16 per capita in fiscal 1959. Sales tax collections in Utah for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1959, equaled $25,781,146, or $29 80 per capita, according to the Foundation. ittSYAINlNG MtMftt jaii Fourteen inCHICAGO (UPI) spection parties from Soviet Russia visited the Chicago Museum of Science and industry during Resemble 21 Subscription rata J3 00 par yaar; payable la advance, in combination with the box fcider Newt, (published Wednesdays) JS 00 per year 0 cents J2 SO tor 4 months; singf copy Utah Member Audit ftureee of Circulations National Editorial State Press Association, Association and United Press, Advertising Representative' Utah State Prats Association Salt lake City Utah In ItOI ntrd Fnday Clan Mattar at ttia pod offica It irighmm City Utah aider the act of March I, II7T Soviet Visitors Utah Taxes THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Brigham City, Utah 92 M.PH. p. e SALE! Leaflets Tell How to Rid Place of Pests HE BICYCLE, IS RIGHTLY CALLER THE ANCESTOR OF THE MOTOR CAR ANR AIRPLANE... ALL OF THE FAMOUS FIRST NAMES IN THE INRUSTRY SUCH AS RURYEA, YHNTOK STEARNS, APPERSOH, OLRS, FORR, PIERCE, CURTISS, WRIGHT, WERE TRAINER IN THE MANUFACTURE OF BICYCLES... EVAPORATIVE COOLERS REFRIGERATION UNITS I ( SEASHORES PNEUMATIC TIRES WERE BIVENTER IN 1388 WHEN JOHN E. PUNLOP FITTER A PIECE OP HOSE TO SEASHORES HS SON'S BICYCLE. SEASHORES VORAY, THE U.S CYCUNG POPULAVON IS OVER THE 26 MILLION MARK ANR STILL GROWING. S'tLICONE... IS A NAME GIVEN BY PR. RIPPING OF NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY (ENGL ANP) 70 A NW SYNTHETIC A. r,v ' material he pevel OPEL 7 IN 1900... -- HE the CONStRERER MATERIAL A 'STICKY GUM" WITH PECULIAR PROPERTIES OF NO COMMERCIAL VALUE. DURING WORLD WAR II, SEVERAL SILICONE, MARE FROM QUARTZ R SANP, IS OF SILICON, CARBON, HYPRO-6EANP OXYGEN. SCIENTISTS AMERICAN SEARCHING FOR A MOISTURE-PROO- FOR BARRIER Utah Power F ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS OF HIGH ALTITURE AIRCRAFT PUT THE STRANGE AAATERIAL TO USE... S3 Liberalizes Line Policy - f) mm Utah Power yXAo & Light company Power company Telluride have been authorized by the Public Service Commission of Utah to liberalize their line extension policies effective July 30. The Utah company will Increase the sum it will spend to extend its service to permanent, customers without their financial participation or guaranteed billing from $150 to $400. UP&L will continue to make extensions costing over $400 to residential and farm customers by expnding up to the amount of the customers guaranteed bill for a r period. For all other customers the company will spend three times the amount of the annual revenue which the customer guarantees. J. E. Cushman, vice president of the company, pointed out that since the present regulation was inaugurated 15 years ago, Increased electiical use has doubled the and average annual residential farm bill and construction costs have Increased greatly. This resulted in requirement of a guarantee from a large proportion of new and jLa tffOPAY, THERE'S HARPLY AH APPLICATION WHERE SUCONES CAN'T BE PUT TO WORK, A SILICONE FINISH FOR FABRICS CALLER SYL-MPROTECTS CLOTHING FROM STAINS... ANOTHER TREATMENT CALLER SYLFLEX MAKES LEATHER WATERPROOF. OTHER SILICONES ARE USER TO PROVIPE A MOISTURE PROOF BARRIER W HANR CREAMS. auto anp furniture polishes, sun-taLOTIONS, PAINTS ANR ELECTRIC MOTORS. n Horsewoman? Tries Skill at Region Trial their riding club colors into the competition. Any young lady who Is not a club member can enter the contest by contacting the Queens Committee of the Utah Association of Riding Clubs of Salt Lake City. AUTO INSURANCE Drinking drivers Uasi thousands of Kudents cad) year.- Causa other insoranca companies to pay out millions of dollar! you know, just moved to a new home?. I Your Welcome Wagon lion toe will call with gifts and friendly greetings from the claims. 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Your Savings Bonds, as a direct investment in your country, make' you a partner in the job of strengthening Americas Peace Power. the It to keep the peace five-yea- Following the Utah competition the finalists from the other states , Utah prettiest horsewomen Pony Express along the originul some 65 of them will be chosen roule will meet where the Miss during the coming months to com- Pony Express of the United States pete for the title of Miss Pony Ex-p- i will be selected She will reign over the many national celebraess of Utah. tions of the Centennial of the Pony Entries from every riding club Express next year. customers. In the state will be selected and compete during the coming weeks The district in regional contests. finalists will meet here during the Utah State Fair In September when the grand champion will be chosen to reign during the 1960 of Celebration Centennial Pony Express. The girls, who must be 18 years of age by the end of September, or older, will be judged on their horsemanship, beauty, personality and Intelligence when they carry Have you, The strength Mw nun TOTAL ilritWI h NOT ELIGIBLE. 2d GHyHpOfc 4 t tmhim Help strengthen Americas Peace Power Buy U.S. Savings Bonds The U.S Cooernmrnt dues not pay lor this ad, ertnong The Treaiurv lor tlwir pot, lulu, dunutiun, the Adicihs, ng I'ounnl p, paitmcnl uuj thunks In ElderSEWS ami JODHNAL 25 |