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Show Thur' ll346 July THE American Soldier Among Highest Paid In the World recruiting Officer named SIXTH AREA Spotlighting UTAH J Rogers, The regular army soldier, with his new pay raise now in effect, is among the highest paid workers in the world, officials at the U S. Nephis Gain. Brigham's Loss army recruiting station, Provo, ub-- ! Nearly losing the $500,000 today. her soock, manufacturing plant to The new pay raise, recently Rngluni City, Nephi is happy in by President Sgned Truman, the announcement from the Ther- embraces ranges from a $19 boost per month mold company of New Jersey that a staff sergeant, the lowest we have definitely selected the raise, to a $27 increase for a she at Nephi. master sergeant, who rated the. Two davs previous, the enlisted mans pay ad- - mold company officials pondeied a vance A pnvate first class and site at Bngham, where every con-lvate received the next highest cession possible was made to with $26 and $25 raises, duce them to locate their new plant in the peach city. respectively. The new base pay raises include: Old New Differ- - Uintah Oil Prospects Tested While oil men aie keeping find- Grade Scale Scale ence ngs they are care- Master Sgt $138 $165 $7 fully entirely secret, 114 Tech. Sgt 135 piobmg every section of the Umtah Basin for oil With the 96 Staff Sgt 115 oo . Rangely, Colorado, oil field just 78 100 Sgt. 66 90 24 over the line and pi educing heavCpl. ily, intense interest is focused on Pfc. 54 80 the Utah side of the field Utiliz. 50 75 Pvt. ing scientific apparatus in the Employing conservative of a portable seizmograph foim a master mates, sergeant, in addition to his monthly base pay of unit on trucks, major oil concerns d $165, receives $58 for dependency aie carefully mapping the of structures succeeds Uintah He the Nevada. if allowances a he has eastern wife and and A. Bean, who one child (and $20 for each addi- - Basin Headed by rapid working Lt Colonel Walter tional child); the equivalent of well drilling units, putting down retired from military service. holes six inches in diam- al- - $75 for quarters, rations and cloth-of veteran a Colonel Rogeis, 19 yeais seiviCe, entered theing; $10 mo Two trucks with special ;lv at Foit Myer, Virginia, Sep- -' hospital care, and $19 savings on closely. m mlt electrical equipment make ember 2, 1927. An officer who post exchange purchases and ln- a seizmograph unit. A charge up come tax status expenditures, making attained Ins nulitaiy through djnamite is fired in the hole the ranks, beginning as a private, his total salary $327 per month and the miniature earthquake cash Australia1 actual to in and services. Colonel Rogeis went shocks set up by the explosion Ar-On Red the with 1943, pay proportionate estimates, j m April, a private gets $229 a month, only aie recorded by the distant trucks row division, with which he serv-ielectrical equipment. The resulted m New Guinea later the same $98 less than a master sei geant. These figures include neither ing record indicates to the operyear. retnement benefits of approxi- ator the underground earth strucfrom overseas in Returning tures in the locality which in turn, 1944. the colonel was mately $80 per month for which hints to September, the geologist a possible educa-tionassigned to the Gsection, Army the soldier is eligible, nor oil field. As can be readily underbenefits under the I. G. Ground Forces in Washington, D. stood, their findings are a deep for a year. bill of rights, which total up to C., where he served secret, and only the future will more than free education $6,000 He was with the central division reveal whether or not Uintah after- a three-yeenlistment. m San Francisco before coming . county has an oil field similar to district. to this recruiting Rangely, Colorado. reoent advance can get travel, experience, learn to the Referring Colonel a skill and get a free college in the army pay scale, Would Stop Smoking In Cafes said that never before in cation after separation. He gets Robert Crookston, an occasional history has a young man enjoyed all this while receiving by far writer in the Cache American the opportunity he does now as the highest salary in the history newspaper, recently came out in a far as the army is concerned. He of the United States army.' torrid attack against smoking in Utah restaurants. Calling attention to the fact that Utahs laws forbid smoking in public places, Mr. Crookston maintains the presI ent variety of food served in restaurants when well saturated with tobacco smoke makes mighty poor eating. He would have the police jail all who insist on smoking in Utah cafes and restaurants. and work There will be less By way of side comment on the subject, many New York cafes more heat after one of our forbid smoking by patrons, calling attention to the fact that tobacco experts cleans and repairs smoke spoils the taste of food. One other point worthy of menyour furnace. Its wasteful tion is that the fifteen-chighas well as expensive to burn speed trains which operate every hour between New York and fuel in a furnace that rePhiladelphia, carry ten passenger cars in which smoking is strictly fuses to work properly forbidden. Strange to say, seats in these ears are highly popular with the tobacco-usin- g traveling public, who seem to enjoy clean air for a change. Tt colonel Thomas Georgia, a vet-- 4 r Gainesville, with the nf pacific action Arrow) 32nd (Red command at garters. Utah Recruiting Sixth Army Area, which District. Utah, southern Idaho fi SUN-ADVOCAT- Ther-highe- st pi ' . under-gioun- ot st al -I - B. Maw to head the state publicity financial value. and industrial development comProgi essive, with advanced mission. Mr. Tracy succeeds the ideas, Mr. Tracy is credited with late Oia Bundy. placing Weber college to the front, The new chairman assumes the both educationally and leadership of the commission with As a private business man, Mr. a years background m the organIn the meantime at Washington, ization, during which time he be- Tracys business activities have two congressional silver blocs came peifectly familiar with the highly successful. the western representing producers aims, objectives, pioblems and The new commission chief is a and the eastern speaking for the achievements of this friendly, likable gentleman; eas- users of silver have dug in for a state department. lily approached, a good public fight over the treasury pui chase Aaron W. Tiacy is a modest man'ljtl0ns man one v,ho Pnders a11 ' Sllver-fo- r llt sale PIke of high intelligence and execution- - Visions caiefully, and one who an, W estern senators want the pi ice fll ublh1yt hawng hcld executive upped from 71 11 cents per ounce positions in business, educational to 90 3 cents, and at the same time and governmental fields duung looking toward a possible price the past 40 yeais. of $1 29 an ounce. Staiting as president of Weber Eastern opposers to any raise in the silver puce predict that 90 3 academy student body, and next cent silver will drive many indus- B. Y. U. student body president, tries outside of the United States. he was named pmicipal of public In the meantime, in our own schools in Weber county in 1907. In 1919, he was chosen head of state, Euieka, Tin tic, Paik City and other illvt'r mimnS aUMS die the Weber college English depait-meand named of the exP housing shortages, same institution in piesident fencing which po1922, the first in many years, for silver he held for 14 years Bemines are again going into pioduc-tio- n sition Mr. Tracy taught in the face of a fact that ginning in 1936, means much to the west that to- English four jeais at the B Y. U. He spent two yeais as U. S. govday the United States is consum- ernment histonan at an Ogden silver faster than mines can war ing depot. supply produce it, and the woild market as president of office his Duung 71.11 cents an price is higher than Weber college, Mr. Tracy displayounce. in ed exceptional ability in placing the college operation on a firm Tracy Named Commission Chief Aaron W. Tracy, northern Utah business basis, accumulating educator and business man has property for the school which Liter pioved of tremendous fu-tu- te ed edu-Roge- O I Now Is the Time To Do CALL 844 It !! Mr. Tallerico is graduate of Excel sis Beauty School, special Hair StylNew York City. ing study & AIR CONDITIONING 68 Price West Main Work Start big On Monument The first stone in the scheduled monument This Is the Place will be laid July 24 at the mouth of Emigration Canyon. Actual quarrying of granite for the monument is now going on at the quarry, three miles east of the old Wasatch Resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon. State-wid- e Safety Meet Governor Herbert B. Maw is e now laying plans for a held meet be to in Septemsafety ber. Governor Maw attended a national meet in May and plans to localize the techniques of safety recently brought out in the PAINT, PAPER or REDECORATE Use FHA PLAN PAY-OUT-OF-INC- OME o o o o o o o o o Finance cost of work and pay in small monthly installments. See us for particulars. No red tape, no Lab or Paints - Wallpaper and Other Materials are NOW AVAILABLE DEODORANT 33' Economical! Us9 it twice weekly. Stops Perspiration ON SALE THURSDAY OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FRIDAY .nJ SA TURD A Y manufacturers of photographic film, jewelers, electrical manufacturers, and other silver using industries has created such a dearth of the white metal, that there is no alternative but to melt down silver dollars to get an industrial supply. SAVOY HOTEL BUILDING price UTAH mil big photo-engravi- NO MARGIN FOR ERROR Walgreen filled prescription. Thats why each and every one is double checked for accuracy in compounding. Your Walgreen pharmacist treats every single prescription withequal care, concentrating all his skill and knowledge to carrying out your Doctor's directions to the letter. Thats why you can depend on your Walgreen Ulan D 0 D D D D In a Finest DuPont Bristles o o o o o o o THE . 0RA-T0- N f TOOTH BRUSH Bristles in four textures. . . 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V OQC .OO NAPKINS less' bulky, extra safe -- 5)c V BARBASQL SKIN BRACER 39 A. 12 KOTEX 1 SQUEEZER Juices, With Deodorant: . 6 Federal Excise Tax on Toiletries. Luggaqe and Billfolds 50c Size ' QUART f ' Breakfast Set Lemon-Lim- e ,vv 20 ng plants, whose key item of manufacture is silver nitrate, derived from silver, are facing a shutdown this week because pf silver lack. U. S. treasury officials ad-n- jlt that there is 'nothing to prevent users of silver from melting silver dollars. As most everyone knows, silver dollars are strictly a western Item, and rarely seen in RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES CORNER CARBON & MAIN ooooooooooooo ? Will Melt Silver Dollars Utahs silver dollars, with which everyone in this area is perfectly familiar, may become somewhat scarce in the immediate future. It seems that in the east, th increased demand for silver by the Many HOME DECORATING CO. conference. -- 49c TIDY LIQUID state-wid- national nt oooooooooooooooooo New anc Improved Formula! Plans TO Com-imuorta- CALL HELPER 312 for Appointment sufferers. A. L. ENGLISH HEATING en Special Hair Styling We Utah Plants Stir Sneezes Salt bushes, common in Utah, along with native grasses, sagebrush, Russian thistle, sunflowers, and rabbit brush are entering into a pollination period. While few hayfever sufferers realize it, the above plants are all guilty of making life miserable for the hay-fev- er bene-prov- SHOP ar have just purchased a new cleaner and other equipment to give you a better job than ever before. Number of transients receiving assistance fluctuated over the past 'year. In May 41 such cases fited from this program at a cost to the department of $636. to May ot last year 11113 was an increase of five cases nd a decrease of $257. ROSE BEAUTY nt rs EM WORKING ! was well chosen as chairman of the commission, a man who can successfully pilot the department to its chosen objectives Thomascino Tallerico Beautician announces opening of j ar i KEEP Page Fifteen the east where they prefer paper currency. Since industrial uses of silver runs into tire millions of ounces annually, who knows but what our silver dollar may become a collector's item m the rub-serv- 100-fo- TRICE, UTAH E, 40 c Size Cant fail or LISTERINE 33c showr 'v? "x Pose'. Tooth Powder 59c O CCt ' : SUNTAN , LOTION 49c J. |