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Show Utah Tax Collections Over Mark of Year Ago Utah State Tax Commission collections for the last nine months totalling $61.5 million are running 3.3 per cent ahead of the $59.5 million collected a year ago. H. C. Shoemaker, tax commission chairman, said Saturday that the report is too early to show a significant trend in the income tax collections because returns are being proccessed more slowly this year. The slowdown is occasioned in part because many taxpayers failed to send in the identification cards with their returns, he said. As of Friday afternoon 161,886 code-punch- returns had been processed yield- ing $6,960,273 compared with 164,883 returns yielding $6,951,471 last year at this time. We hope to have all turns filed by April of the re15 processed by May 20, Mr. Shoemaker said. Corporation franchise tax collections for the nine months have yielded $4.1 million, down 14.7 per cent from the $4 8 million a year ago. The drop is attributed largely to decreased metal mining activity. Sales tax collections for the nine months are $21.6 million, up 3.4 per cent over the $20 9 million a year ago. For the month of April the increase was 7.6 per cent. Only about half the returns for the first quarter of 1959 due April 30 are shown in this figure, however. Gasoline tax has yielded $15 million for a during GENE P. TOLLIS Sunnyside Soldier Completes Army Teletype Instruction they roasted hamburgers, potaMrs. Albert Ilapps of Helper, Wallace Mortuary toes and marshmellows. a former resident, was a visitor The Primary Blubird girls and here Monday. U'vused Funeral Director their leader, Janis Carlson, and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Jewkes Phone ME Price, Utah and her class also traveled to Orangeville Tuesday Shirley Tatton enjoyed hiking and picnicing. and spent the day with Eldens Mitchell Funeral Home Pearl Anderson conducted the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dick Mitchell. Mortician monthly visiting teachers meeting Jewkes. Phone ME at the church basement Tuesday evening. Darlene Olsen, who substituted for Margaret Wall, gave the teachers topic. At the regular weekly Releif Society meeting that same evening the literary lesson was given by Edith Baird. Lois Olsen conducted this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jensen were Thursday dinner guests at the Jack Cox home in Price. Friday evening accompanied by their son, Doryl, they motored to Salt Lake City and stayed until Sunday afternoon with relatives. The Masaji Imai family spent Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake City, where Peggy had a dental appointment. Idaho, during the past Mrs. Lloyd Wall and daughter, week. She plans to visit there for Ann, visited in Salt Lake City a couple of weeks with her par- several days last week with relaents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wall. tives. Lloyd is away shearing LaPreal Richards and Tia Imai sheep. had pictures at the art exhibit Reid Olsen was one of the ushin the Price municipal auditorium ers at the LDS conference in the last week. They spent Wednesday Price Tabernacle Sunday morning. evening as hostesses at the ex- Several others from here attendhibit. ed the conference meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jewkes Mr. and Mrs. John Richards moand family moved from Spring tored to Cleveland Sunday after Hot, warm wash; warm, cold Canyon to Helper during the past conference and visited at the Exclusive agitator rinse week. They live on main street Arnold home. Mrs. Arnold and south of the post office. Mrs. Richards are sisters. 5 rinsing Pressure till Guests at the home of Mr. and Darla Woodward underwent an actions rout soil operation at the Carbon Hospital Mrs. Andy Anderson in Latuda Automatic washer tub brake Thursday, April 27th, for the re- Sunday afternoon were their son, Porcelain tub holds full 9 lbs. moval of her appendix. She re- Tom, his wife and two daughters turned home the following Tues- of Sunnyside. Exclusive Dispenser Wheel teletype operation course at the Southeastern Signal School, Fort the nine months, Gordon, Georgia. 4.2 per eight-wee- 68 All Test Your Traffic I. Q. 01 CTHKDnET : $o $5 Steam Irons Lamp Percolator Whats your traffic I.Q.? Try your hand at these questions on speed and find out. 1. About three out of every 10 drivers in fatal auto accidents have violated a speed law. True or false? 2. The most dangerous speed in the city is between 40 and 50 mph. True or false? 3. A speeding car that hits a solid wall at 35 m.p.h. is jarred by an impact as great as that of an auto thats hurtled from a y building. True or false? 4. If you drive 60 m p.h., in four seconds your car travels half the length of a football field. True or it increases the forces which, in an accident, turn useful equipment At 75 m.p.h., it takes about five hours and 20 minutes to drive 400 miles. At 65 m p.h., a trip takes almost two hours longer. True or false? Ray John Dalla Corte, son of Mrs. Carmela Dalla Corte of Sunnyside, has accepted employment with Hughes Aircraft Company in Fullerton, California, according to four-stor- L false? 5. 400-mi- le 40 420 Answers : Electric Clock Travel Iron Corn Pppper gg Cooker Heating Pad Garden Light 1. True. Excessive speed is the most frequent driver violation Reported in fatal auto accidents, according to the National Safety Council. 2. False. About 3 out of 10 cars in fatal urban accidents are moving at a speed of 21-3- 0 mph. 3. True. And the impact is far greater when a speeding car hits another speeding car. 4. False. At 60 mph., in four seconds your car travels more than the length of a football field about 352 feet, to be exact. 5. False. At a speed of 65 m p h e a trip takes little more than 6 hours. Yet, reducing your speed from 75 mp.h. greatly increases your chances of coming out of an auto accident alive. At 75, if an accident occurs your chances of being killed are 1 in 8. But at 65, your chances are 1 in 20 of $s $20 Automatic Saupaa. Electric Bedding Pood Mixer Electric Shaver rjented at a Budget Price! Epod Blender such as metal and glass Into deadly weapons. And it kills because it Increases the likelihood of an accident. The greater the speed, the less time you have to react in an emergency. And, naturally, it takes longvehicle er to halt a than one moving slowly. . V : dying. Speed kills, according to the National Safety Council, because 450 480 For Electric R, caster fyotissei:rie Eioo;r Eamr the Veteran Inclusion or an oral dental examination in the physical evaluation given patients on hospital admission is proving valuable for early diagnosis of cancer, the Veterans Administration said today. Since the technique was adopted generally by VA hospitals about two and a half years ago, the hospitals have reported some 700 cases of malignancies 'of the mouth, tongue, and throat that might otherwise have been unidentified until too late for successful treatment. The oral examinations by den- 835- 3- f Over 480 sssjaL- - Re&igf0 Heater -- Water SsSSSr. HiFiSet sT-Z-I' UJE!: N1CE3D O ACTION YACHT Hit , orator Late, Complete Coverage warranty on transmission components Full clr- - cr..n water thru n Slit in oyr,loW,in 2. f ilter! 3. f itters Sand out Reg. $249.95 ba.e of tub WT Special SINKING the cleaner with the . Automatic Shift! Carbon Youth Gains Position Modal 4 With Hughes Aircraft Bureau. A 1952 graduate of Carbon High, Mr. Dalla Corte will receive a B.S. degree in electrical engineering at the June commencement exercises of the university. His job with Hughes will also be in the electrical engineering field. $m tists also are proving to be contributing factors in improvement of over-a- ll diagnosis and treatment planning for patients in VA hospitals, especially for older patients. VA this week urged veterans to keep their medical appoint ments with VA, whether it was for treatment in the clinic or for admission to the hospital. If unable to keep their appointment or to appear at the hos pital for admission when notified that a bed was being made available, the veteran should promptly notify VA so - another veteran might be scheduled for treatment or for admission to the hospital. By cancelling appointments or admissions when unable to keep them, the veterans not only enable the VA to make better use of its medical staff and facilities. Our Now HAULING DAMAGE Fast claims service and fair settlements. Protects you on all U.S. and Canadian waterways. Covers nearly every risk at low cost FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Ed. R. Hansen 32 W. Main Ph. ME - "A Price $AQ95 Only Only $LQ95 PHILLIPS APPLIANCE CO. SPRING GLEN, UTAH FREE CONSULTATION 60 ? BY HELPER PHONING GR A 't NEW SPRING COLORS ! Choose Carousel Red torrid as the noonday sun. Or Tropic Turquoise cool as an ocean breeze. Or linger over the 18 other colors in Chryslers Spring rainbow. the hardest known automotive All are Lustre-Bonfinish that needs no polishing for up to 3 years! d lEdP 33 lion-heart- ed jeacuwl CHRYSLER iUKfTA CHRYSLER 200 East Main 95 Convertible fast-movi- the University of Utah Placement NOW f&r out-patie- nt Gto ATTO nut ring liOVzlLuliHlirO INSURANCE adds conditioner to rinse water automatically (available at extra cost) 400-mil- Sandwich Gnu Waffle Iron Cream Freezer Ice the Features Yon'vc Go-m- er Mrs. Patsy Jewkes and sons, Its better to save than be sorry, Royal D. and Wayne, and Jvirs. said frugal Ben Franklin. U.S. Carol Olsen and son, Scott, of Savings Bonds are a sure, safe Helper were visitors here Wednesday. way to save. Active and inactive cases of The Trailbuilder Guide class of tuberculosis in the United States the Primary here went on a hike total two million. Tuesday afternoon. At Scout Flats Freezer 80 cent gain over the course During the $14.4 million collected a year ago. Tollis was trained to receive and disseminate communications using the standard teletype set with military keyboard. He entered the Army in November of 1958 and received basic training at Fort Carson, Colorado. soldier is a 1958 The of Carbon day. High school. graduate Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey S Yrs Old 86 Proof Ancient Age Dlst. Cl., Frankfort, Ky. SUN-ADVOCA- (Held from Last Week ) Wayne B. Baker of the Mountain States Metal and Machinery Salvage has purchased the tipple here and is making plans to dismantle it. The tracks from the tipple to the mine were taken up awhile ago and are being hauled away. Coal company business visitors here again last week were Earl Evans of the Salt Lake City office and another company man. Mr. and Mrs. William Baird and family traveled to Salt Lake City during the weekend and visited until Sunday afternoon at the Kirk Alger home. Little Micki Stewart spent a week in Mt. Pleasant with her grondparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johansen. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Stewart, and her baby sister joined her there Thursday and stayed until Sunday when she returned home with them. Mrs. Bobby Olson left for Army Private Gene P. Tollis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tollis, Sunnyside, recently completed the Page Seven THE Thursday, May 14, 1959 Spring Canyon News Briefs Recorded DIVISION OF CHRYSLER Wayne Motor Company CORPORATION Price, Utah |
