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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH Classified Ads Change Of Jobs FOR SALE- - Good Potatoes. Get your winters supply. Leo H. Crane. OlCtl May Hasten Call To Army Service FOR SALE New 1942 Model Phll-c- o Radio, cheap. Don Burns. 016tlp Assistant Executive Of Selective FOR SALE Service Headquarters Warns Draft Acondition. Eligible To Stay Tut Cherry. -l FOR SALE Estate Heatrola. In Phone 38, Orsa B. 016tf 50 head dairy type Men of draft age who change jobs 16 milking. 267 aeres farm cattle, with any idea of thus improving their and grazing land. Priced to sell quick, draft status are apt to be in for a in the army. J. W. Wilkensen, rude awakening, according to infor- going OlS&Ntf Utah. Gunnison, mation revived here today in the report of a statement made by MEN WANTED A representative Patrick 11. Winston, of the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe assistant executive of selective serCompany will be in the Richfield Emvice headquarters. October ployment Office Tuesday, Addressing the National Associa- 201 h from 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 Noon, tion of Food Chains at its convention and in the Salina City Hall Tuesday, in Chicago, October 20th, from 1:30 p. m. to 4:00 Winston said: p. m. He will be in the Ephraim City A man moving voluntarily from a llall Wednesday 21st from 9:00 a. m industry to an essential to 12:00 Noon and in the Mt. Pleasant industry in which he has had no pre- City Hall Wednesday 21st from 2:00 vious experience docs not improve his p. m. to 4:00 p. m. Pay Is seventy draft status. On the contrary, such cents per hour and time and a half action to prevent immediate Induction for and most employees might cause him to be called earlier." are working seventy hours a week. As interpreted locally, Winstons This is steady work. The company clarification of regulations means will help in finding new employees a that men eligible for the draft had place to stay. better stay put on their regular jobs. Thousands of workers throughout the The Next Step country have been rushing into deThe city council of New York has fense industries during recent months, but it now appears that this move adopted an ordinance forbidding any old from ap from their regular civilian occupa- one more than 12 years on the streets in a bathing pearing tions may hasten their call to the suit. The next step ought to be some army, rather than defer it. control of the rapidly degenerating situation involving slacks for women. We have heard a great deal about Hartford Courant. the inadvisability of too many war profits. It would seem also that we Lifeboats for Liberty ships are now have too many war prophets. being made out of plywood by an OreWhile the total gon manufacturer. cost equals that of metal boats, the use of plywood saves a ton of metal REFRIGERATOR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES per boat and the boats have passed every safety test. V belts for all Lieutenant-Com- mander Lieutenant-Command- er al over-tim- appliances Blake Electric Co. Richfield, Utah e, GET IN THE SCRAP! IiOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNR! New Utah Steel Plant Will Boost This Metal Stream rrjfVTi ' f i ? H t .. r , ! J States. card of thanks In short, the measure is an one, and congress put Willardson, the pall bearers, the ac- We wish to express our thanks and companist for the music, and to all teeth in it. appreciation for the beautiful flow- others who offered their services in Within the next few months, it ers and cards, also to the church of- any way during the sickness and at seems certain that a number of other ficials who had charge of the services, the death of our dear husband and ' unprecedented laws will be passed. the speakers, the quartett, who ren- father. Maggie Elben, Rufus Elben, The most important of the projected dered the hymns selected so beauti- Mrs. Ruth Massey, Mrs. Dean Bryan, measures is the total mobilization bill. fully, also the violin solo, by A. C. Mrs. Frank Reed. Industrial News Review The draft is depriving industry and agriculture of sorely needed workers. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE bill, which Also, workers, attracted by the high The new was passed with relatively great wages paid by war Industry, have left speed by congress and put into effect the farms in droves and the agriby Presidential directive on October cultural labor situation is extremely 4, is one more important link in the serious as a result. The total mobiliOf Salina, in the State of Utah, at the Close of Business on September 28, long chain of total war legislation. zation plan envisions making it im- 1942. Such a bill would be unthinkable ex- possible for any man to change his ASSETS cept in time of great crisis. It gives job without permission from the War 1. Loans and discounts (Including $1250.83 overdrafts) $ 1,487,194.98 the government almost limitless eco- Manpower Commission. It would pre2. United States Government obligations, direct and industries from competing nomic control over the Individuals and vent 5,576.09 guaranteed industries of the nation. But there against each other for workers. It 3. Obligations of States and subdivisions . 11,517.09 political Economwho would force millions of people was little opposition to it. 5. Corporate stocks (including $7,050.00 stock of Federal ists of all schools have agreed that are now not working, or who are em Reserve Bank) 7,060.00 undertakinflation is the direct internal dan- ployed in 6. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve bal ger we face and that tough laws and ings, to go to work in war plants and ances, and cash items in process of collection 1,021,049.94 tough administration of the laws is on farms. And it would proDably out2.00 7. Bank premises owned $1.00, furniture and fixtures $1.00 law enlistments in the armed forces absolutely vital. owned are subject to $ None liens not premises (Bank The bill, as passed, does not go as A cording to some experts, the army assumed by bank.) far as many economists believe it and navy have been accepting re- 8. Real Estate owned other than bank premises 1.00 should. It is frankly a compromise cruits who would be far more valuameasure. The labor bloc and the farm ble to their country In a civilian ca 12. TOTAL ASSETS.. .$ 2,532,391.10 bloc in the house and senate got a pacity. ' It is obvious that universal mobili good part of what they wanted. Farm LIABILITIES stabiland universal war service zation to be are for instance, prices, 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporaized at the high level obtaining on would represent dictatorship of the tions ... 899,045.13 September 15. All existing parity most absolute kind. For that reason, 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and provisions are to be observed. Wages government officials have been chary 973,542.29 also are to be stabilized at the high of even discussing it. But a great 16. of States and political subdivisions. Deposits 250,322.89 level of September 15, and they are many authorities are reluctantly com 17. Deposits of banks 25,850.21 conclusion to in it the time, that, not to be reduced below the highest ing 18. Other deposits (certified and officers checks, etc.) 58,099.92 point reached between January 1 and will be unavoidable. By the end of 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,206,860.44 September 15. It is further provided next year, according to present pro- 23. Other liabilities 196.99 that the War Labor Board can raise phecies, about 60,000,000 people will wages if it finds that necessary to have to be engaged in the war effort 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated It in one way or another. The latest correct gross maladjustments. obligations shown below) $ 2,207,057.43 is certain that some labor groups will prediction is that we will have an make efforts to gain wage increases armed force of 10,000,000 to 13,000,-00CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Their needs will be almost inunder this clause of the statute. 25. Capital 25,000.00 The law places no restrictions on satiable. So, the argument runs, eve- 26. Surplus 210,000.00 salaries below $5,000 a year. How- ry pair of hands which can do any 27. Undivided 70,333.67 profits ever, it forbids increases in salaries work at all will have to be used. And 28. Reserves (and retirement account for .... 20,000.00 preferred capital) utilto he obtain maximum only way above that amount unless approved woman-powof our ization and Stabilimanpower by the Director of Economic 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.. 325,333.67 is through compulsion. zation or unless the salaried worker in question has been advaned to It is also distinctly likely that con- 50. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 2,532,391.10 more difficult and responsible posi- gress will soon have to pass another tion. It is considered possible that tax bill. The last tax bill is the This banks capital stock consists of common stock with this clause way be used to restrict heaviest in our history, but most total par value of $25,000.00. salaries to a maximum of $25,000, afare dubious of its ability to STATE OF UTAH, ter taxes. The director has the pow- produce enough money. They are al- County of Sevier. er to order a corporation to elimin- so convinced that the sales tax and E. V. Johnson, being first sworn to law, deposes and ate all salary in excess of $25,000 forced savings are as inevitable as says, that she is Asst. Cashier ofduly above according the bank named and that the above paid to an individual In making its tomorrow morning both as money and foregoing report contains a full, true and correct statement of the conincome tax returns, and in computing raisers, and as aids in the campaign dition of the said bank at the close of business on the 28th day of September, cost-plu- s government contracts. against inflation. To sum up, our 1942. It is easier to pass a Taw of this troops are about to see more action E. V. JOHNSON. kind than to rigorously enforce it on the war front and our civilians Correct Attest: And so one big unanswered question will see more action on the home is just what effect the law will have front at the same time. E. J. FREECE, on the formidable and growing black H. S. GATES, market" in this country. People with H. B. CRANDALL, Currying a bay mare will be differmoney in their pockets and a desire ent, after years of washing a car that Directors. for scarce goods will offer higher doesnt stamp on your toes when the (SEAL): Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th than ceiling prices and sellers will flies are bad. New Haven Register. day of October, 1942. ELSIE REX, to be found Notary Public. Residing at Salina, Utah. My Commission expires bootleg the goods, law or June 26, 1943. no law. The policing job, as a reSTATE OF UTAH, sult, will be a difficult one. One clause in the bill provides that it shall Office of Bank Commissioner. be enforced by any and all departUNIHO STATES I, Rulon F. Starley, Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, do hereby OF AMERICA ments of the government, using any certify that the foregoing is a true and copy of the statement of the above and all laws and powers of the United named company, filed in my office on October 10, 1942. (RULON F. STARLEY, LIMIT Bank Commissioner. Economic Highlights anti-inflati- First State Bank Of Salina non-essent- 0. er SPEED Rayon Dresses See this new line of fall dresses. Snappy and Serviceable. All sizes. A real Bargain while they last ! ! ! ! ! View of one of the crucibles at Ironton, Utah plant of Columbia Steel which will be small in comparison with new plant at Geneva, Utah. Industry will come to the source the totate, the new Geneva plant of natural resource's. alone will consume more coal than No better proof of this statement ts now produced in the state of cau be had than the expansion of Utah. Last year Utah produced the Columbia Steel operations In over 4.000.000 tons of coal. Utah is one f the great natural Utah. The expansion pronram will mean the expenditure of f 1.15,000.. resource states in the nation. It 000 for blast furnaces at Geneva, has an abundance of niotallics, hydrocarbons and many about 15 miles north of tho comresources for the panys present plant at Provo, and other nutural Inthe employment of thousands of building of great Industries. dustry naturally seeks the place additional men. where it Is encouraged and proTo supply this huge plant, which The war has hastened will make Utah a western Pittsburg tected. transition of Utah - Into an as a steel center. It will be neces- the Industrial state. Let us see to It sary for the company to greatly that these industries are given enexpand Its iron mining operations couragement to stay after the war, In southern Utah and at its coal because the larger the industrial mines at Columbia Utah. development of Utah, the greater In order to more clearly visualize the home market for the States the Importance of this project to grown and manufactured products. $1.59 Each Fair Mercantile Co Salinas Busy Store MILES At Reduced Speed cjeintj Shontf IN THE Rio' Grande Motorway is saving rubber . . . giving the same dependable service . . . over primary Federal highways thru Colorado and Utah. Schedules carefully coordinated w ith transcontinental lines at Denver. Fueblo and Salt Lake City. make only You can help travel during essential trips midweek . . . carry only one piece of luggage. EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 15 New schedules will conform to the reduced national speed limit. Consult Your Bus Agent For New Departure And Arrival Times - NEW UTAH OIL STATION Phone 100 30 West Main St. ...... sure ought to mo em 8 pullets in m par ate hen cages right in our store and all of em laying their heads off." We think they have a swell chance to win a prize in the Purkia National Egg Contest against Mveral thousand other birds. YOU IS ON THE WIRES Telephone service, like tires, must go a WRIGHT LAUNDRY long way nowadays. Speed and Service BE BRIEF and avoid unnecessary calls. CLAYTON RASMUSSEN WILL PICK UP ANY TIME Phone 39-- W Until farther notice deliver IRE MOUNTAIN STATES TEL & TUESDAY confusion of the store think how yoar birds should do on it at home. Drop in. See our Contest birds and check their laying record. will be made en TEL C3. Were feeding em Purina laying mash, of course. If our hens will lay o well on it amid all the noise and and SATURDAY Sevier Valley Mercantile salina UTAH |