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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH THE S ALINA KEEPING OUR SCHOOLS GOING SUN A stunt time a local giange Published Every Friday at Salina, Utah First State Bank of Salina ago, the senetaiy of in a southern state wrote an intei eating letter.- He said Pei haps it would inteiest you t know that when our legislatuie was debating on a bill to legalize an in-- ; The Livestock Bank of Utah" crease m size and tonnage of tiucksj on our highways, our Giange here to suppoit the bill: We re fused because tho lailroad track that syndicate d Washington, column said tuns through our school distnet makes, this: The Capital ) 25.00000 p.ident bus leached the it possible for our school to lun nne nlolllHlt. when make .the 190,000.00 Surpl u months in the year. Without the taxes n()hj bt.,j0yS decision of his long fiom the tailioad, it Is 4.er, W'ilhiu the last foitnight flic doubtful that we could have a school !eadirg. f;KUles of the adnlini8tration at all, much less a nine- - and m08t influential military months school. Member: and naval experts have all unani- Ihis southern school district has rnously ceased to hope Britian can plenty of company. CoutleBS school win this war without active Ameri-disicts depend on lailtoad taxes for.an intei vention. The president must much, and often neatly all of the theiefore decide between war and money that pays for the education of fol countiy." local childien. lens of thousands of Jt j8 extieineiy significant that a young people can thank the lailioa'Ts'goo.i nmny oth- Washington writeis, for their education each year. In (1lotig with men in high governmental few localities are the tax payments of oiicles, are making similar state-othti anspoi tation agencies to local merits. The recent aggressive speech government at all compai able to those of Secretary Knox, in which 'he said. also seems true that the quality of have fallen flat. The tallest potato made by the iron horse. in effect, that Ameiica Will fight if some of our weapons, piincipally air- is three feet high. The peas may get Schools arent the only beneficiaries nd when national intei ests make planes, has been improved by apply- pods on them before school is out. of the gigantic taxes the railroads war advisable, indicates the way the ing .their designs lessons learned The Second Grade. And the on Euiopean battlefields. pay. That money goes to maintain official wind is blowing. police and file departments, to pay president went Gaither than he has Biggest advance is said to be the Mothers Day for comts, to build roads and streets usually gone, in his speech dedicatmonster is tank. This Mothers Day was on May 11. to do a thousand and one Jobs in ing Woodiow Wilsons birthplace, supposed to be supeiior to any of its Nancy gave her mother a dress. Melva the public interest. And the rail- made on May 4. He said, connecting kind in the world. gave her mother a radio scarf. Denroads pay big sums to the federal gov- up the present erisis with that which ny gave her mother flowers. Jack ernment which uses the money, among confronted Wilson in 1917, that this gave his mother a card which he made rther things, to help pay the gigantic country would fight again whenever in school. It had apple blossoms and LOW cost of national defense. its basic freedoms were in danger a picture of the third graders on it from The lailioads, in shoit, are a vital from any quaiter. with appropriate verses inside. This does not mean that theie i industry for two highly important reaNancy Kay Cunningham. sons. They provide an essential serv- much likelihood of the president askice that no other kind of caitier, op- ing congress to declare war upon the Traveling erating on land or in the aea or air, Axis. In official circles, it is beIf you were to ask the next peison On Monday, the third and fouith is lieved no need for that you meet how much do we average in that theie can provide. And while doing that, grade went to Monroe to swim and some think that we might become the U. S. A. for they aie a financial mainstay of govfires, you would get to Glenwood to the fish hatchery. ernment in all it multitude of active participants in the war without wild answers. Four of the mothers took their cars branches. The welfare of the rail- even completely severing iclations beI been reading to transport the boys and girls. roads and the welfare of the nation tween ourselves and Germany. What where we burn down Carol Ann Larson. as a whole are viitually inseparable. England wants now is our unlimited or up around 30 naval suppoit and the British govmillion dollars a Closing of School ernment is making it clear to AmeriHELPING WIN month. Brother, that School will soon be letting out; W can representatives in London that A AR is hefty money. One Children will romp and play about; without that suppoit, Hitler will conmillion per day is John Thomas Cain is a old tinue to hold a disastrous Pome will be sad. ,, advantage. not chicken feed. London costeiboy. Over here, we Pome will be glad. there were reports that Am.1 Lately And also I was would say that he peddled vegetables. erican miss my teacher awfully bad;,. Ill with American cargo ships, where we reading He has been given the George Medal, naval escorts, had reached Suez, Jo Serra could cut down fires Ill miss my books and friends so kind one of the highest awards for galthough the navy department at once by a half, easy as shootin fish, by And all the rules you have to mind. lantry, and is the youngest Biiton to denied that our ships weie being But still it will be fun to play v being careful. That is 500 thousand wear it. In the sunshine all the long day. used for convoy purposes anywhere. saved per day. Flipping a hot cigar- LaRene This is how he got bis .medal. One To many observers, it is evident that ette butt Miller. without a look is the night he heard the crash of a bomb, the presidents extension of our champion way to start a fire. looked out of the window and saw a Friday, the first, second, third, and neutrality patrol far into the Somebody is liable to say, What fourth paint factory down the street go tip Atlantic, ' greatly increases grades came into th? fifth our of it, I got ,no forest! or factory to in a roar of flames. John didnt lose chances of room to music. Each teacher in grade becoming involved grave burn. But if you have nothing to picked a song and lead the group. AH any time. With the help of four po- international "incidents. Theoreti- - insure your ownself, look at your gas the youngsters like the singing and licemen, he dug into the basement of cally, this patrol is simply supposed the paint factory and waded through to spot German subs and raiders man and your barber, etc. They all the big music class. Phyllis Coates. have insurance. The more they dig a four-foflood of paint. Then he and to then inform British convoys' up for insurance, the more everybody and the policemen hauled ten work- and fighting ships of their location, When the Cats Away has to shell out for gasoline and men into the street, six alive. As would While the sixth part of the fifth-sixtnot come as it. Actually, any haircuts. I was telling Henry about they were carrying the last one Away,, particular surprise if the Germans grade went up to Salt Laket the building collapsed. John woke u) attacked our patrol vessels and our' it, and he says, Jo, if you figured the places of (interest, the fifth per all that out on your own hook, I in the morning finding himself a hero. vessels roared into action in at home and worked reply. . been underrating you. If anybody stayed When incendiary bombs first startSome influential circles are in ever reads your stuff, he says, they Cheryl Larsen was elected to tak ed dropping on Britain, citizens had favor of using the American navy to charge while Mr. Davis was away can believe you this time. not yet been aroused of their respon- convoy ships right into British harThe fifth part had fun and, they hop Yours with the low down, the sixth part did too. Raymond fire preven- bors if need sibility. A nation-wid- e argue that it Jo Serra. tion campaign was started. The Brit- simply doesnt make sense to permit Parkinson. ish were made to feel that every in our planes and tanks and munitions of -I. war to be sunk. The finest fighting cendiary bomb was an individual Mrs. Rose Caden of Chicago, chargl NORTH SF.VFR They learned, not to sit and equipment ever made is of no served that her husband was so stingy ELEMENTARY SCHOOL take it, but to stand up and do some- ice to the democracies, on the bottom he hid her shoes to keep them from NEWS NOTES of the ocean. . thing about it. -- wearing out. What opposition may be expected America would do well to take this example to hearth Great Britain, hi to the steps that might lead us to Election Returns the midst of total war, is fighting war- - At the moment, 'it looks as' if i The student council officers countDR. H. CRANDALL 'wil1 back up the president in ed the votes of the candidates who fire by means bf the intelligent he course decide The were of all any for The her citizens. Why office. may upon. officers operation running DENTIST elected were: President, Jean Marie cannot wo Americans, in time 0f leaC,er of the official opposition, SAUNA do the same UTAH Our annual fire del1 WMlde, Raid on May 3 that he is Gates; Dent Sorenson; bill is nearly d of a billion absolutely in favor of dcliveting the secretary and tteasurer, Cheryl Lards to Britian, whether is he by son; editor, Raymond Paikinson; codollais. This is money tiagically Office Hours: or editor, LaRene Miller. The officers wasted, since jnost files could be pie- - cnvy. airplane accompaniment an-fhcr method doomed best. tie of this rear hope that the new vented by the exercise of care and 9 to 12 a. m - 1:30 to 5 p. m. will be good ones. Ted Christenthoughtfulness. At this time of ns- - ift authoi itutively reported to have tional defense emergency, of f'ent th president woid that he would sen. a billion dollai a Would give us 15 more Suppoit him in any such move. The n isolationist groups, of which the light, cruisers. It would give us Celebrating Birthdays First committee, with Colonel The- first graders celebrate birthairplanes,' and I indbergh as its n speaker days. Every time a child has a birthThe first .The success of sueb a program de- is leader, will fight any further day, cookies are served. as have to England like celebrate steps, they American on giadcra citizen. Forpends biithdays. eveyy tunately, ouf men atad women do not fought all such steps in the past. But. Tlie First Grade. A Home Industry heed to take the- - risks that John judging by the polls and the temper of have dai ' thes? Docs How Your congress, Garden Grow? Thomas Cain took. But they, like Rough Dry groups 7jc lb. little or official The Flat second b. tively public .Finish like to Damp can be watch him, watchful. They like suppoit graders PHON 76 "Japan may cause trouble if she the garden grow. Seven bean plants him, can feel a sense of individual lesponsibility for every fire that may threatens Singapore, the Dutch, East have blossoms; on them. The onions or .the occur in their homes or communities. Indies, French Ihillippines, it will be necessary to keep a laige pait of our navy in the Subscribe Don't Borrow I Pacific, whete it cannot be used for convoy duty. However, we probably could spate the bulk of our destroyers 1N for Atlantic seivicc, and it is theso speedy little ciaft which are most .'CELLAR? reeded for fighting the menace. Both this country and Britian are also remaking ships into improvised aircraft carriers for use for convoy work. The airplane is an effective weapon against the submarine, both for spotting and attack. According to Secretaiy Knox, In 90 days this nation will be producing more combat equipment than any in the woild, including Gercountry Yes, and in Your - matter Entered at tha pus tuff ice at Salina aa second-clas- s under tha Art of Congress of March 3, 1879. he-mu- car-icceiv- Advertising Kates Given on Application ORSA A a CHERRY Publisher WESLEY CHERRY Editor a a Tube II four-teache- r, ti PLENTY TO PROBLEM EAT The effect of the defense piogiam Eveiyone, including officials of the on demand and supply of food administiation, seems anxious to holJj and means by which tho entile down inflation. It is becoming ap-- 1 food industiy can cooperate to help parent, however, that doing this will make that piogiam effective, was the be no simple task. Theie is at thisj vital topic iccditly discussed Ty the In-time no danger of piinting piess 1 food and grocery confeience national flation. Hut there aie other kinds. The committee is comcommittee. Credit and commodity inflation in the of all branches of the food Inposed past have proved disastrous for the chains, indepennation and have resulted in hard times dustry, including and others. dents, cooperatives and violent national headaches. discussion The committees proOne vicious spiral on which we duced some good news for the conmiyht enter is one on which there sumer. It and acknowledged would be increased prices due to to the obligation industrys greater buying power-- followed by in- feed the nation with maximum econcreases in wages which would force times. It costs upward, thereby increasing the omy during these trying and of available a stated that survey cost of living and accelerating the reveals no food supplies demand for still higher wages and potential on the pait of the cause for alarm so on until something cracked. public. It pointed out that pui chasThere have been some indications ing in excess of noimal lequirements that we may be about to stait on th is un wan anted and inadvisable, and spiral. The cost of living has arisen, only creates aitificial shoitages which war boom lo- feBult in unnec-essa- i especially in the ily raising calities. This has been followed by cost of food to all. strikes and higher wages. The case Speculation and profited ing in cf steel is an example. Recently a foods were especially condemned. wage increase of ten cents an hour This committee lepresents piacti-call- y was granted by the steel industry. It the entire food industry, and is said that this means an increase of $2 a ton in the cost of steel. The speaks for it. That industry renders obvious inference is that there might this country a far greater service than is generally realized. The Ambe an increase in the price of steel. The administration, however, has erican consumer can walk into a store stepped in here In an effort to check almost anywhere in the country, in a this tiend toward incipient inflation. little town, no less than a great city, Leon Henderson has been selected as and buy precisely what he wants and the man to hold down prices amt at a standard, competitive price. An prevent inflation. Mr. Henderson has extraordinarily efficient system must issued an order for the freezing of prevail in warehouse and distribution n steel prices at the level which was center, in processing plant and maintained before the increase in system, no less than in the wages. This would seem to be one actual retail outlets themselves, to way to prevent our entering the spiral make that possible: which leads to inflation. However, it What is true of food, is true of ia not so simple as it looks. most other consumer goods. There The increase in the cost of making is plenty of all, and if shortages of steel and the freezing of prices certain raw materials appear, ademeans less profits for the steel in- quate and inexpensive substitutes are dustry. Some plants, it is said, may known. The entire retail industry, be compelled to operate at a loss. chain stoies and independent stores When aa industry operates at a loss, alike, is today woiking harder than there is a lessening of efficiency. it ever did to keep pi ices down and Repairs and replacements are held at so maintain our standard of living. a minimum. The result is not more There will be no bread lines here. but less, production. Moreover the government is countOnly three American officers have ing on industry through a tax on pro- held the permanent rank of admiral in fits to raise much of the money which the United States navy, David G. Uncle Sam needs for the spend-len- d Farragut, David D. Porter and George and national defense programs. The Dewey, in the order named. Farraamaller the profits the smaller the gut was the adopted brother of Portaxes collected. If there are no prof- ter. Dewey is the only officer to hold its there will be no profit taxes. It the rank and title of admiral of the is not as easy as it looks. navy. pio-duct- s, j , trans-poitatio- Two books drawn from the Milwau- Arrested for speeding in Okalhonm City, Poljcsjnan Robert Altman public library in 1909 were re plained he was trying to get away cently returned. The library, howfrom guests who attended his wed- ever did not collect the accumulated fines of $210. ding. He was fined $10. Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - er M-- 3 28-to- ITHE n DOWN! HICKORY GROVE j j i 15-ye- ar j . , ot j ! be--th- ey - chalj-lenge- I I I I I Wen-pene- e, ( vice-preside- one-thir- TOE POCECE-TBOOof EOmyJLEBGE K offi-ce- v one-thii- d Am-eiica- des-tioyci- anti-aircra- is - Salina Steam - ft best-know- aid1-to- - . LAUNDRY V' - " tndo-Chin- a, RIS.TIIERE COLDp YOURPN at One IAB6E AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, BY CONTINUING ITS PRESENT MODELS ANOTHER YEAR, MAKING AN ESTIMATED MILLION AMN -- HOURS AVAILABLE FOR PEFENSE WORN If Attic Too! Turn Those Things You Don't Want Into Money with a Want Ad many. It is true that production has been stepped up fast in essential fields, though some authorities are still far from .satisfied with the results. Goods are accumulating for lack of merchant ships to ferry them to England. It to H at. . No. 6i HUT.. No. 61 QUART No. 60 kmisM Sovrbo WMtk.y, 00 Noot. THU WMSKIT U 4 Y1AU OLD. Sctenloy DMIlon Com. N. T. C |