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Show Magna, Utah, Friday, March 13, 1936 r THE MAGNA TIMES , Edith M. Niekoo, Editor-FtibUsb- one or more designed common sions of the act. Grants may be Productively of the land affect approvunder plans made to states to be taken Into considerate i ed before 1938. These state plans are payments measured making Soil to Include as a principal objective changes In use of land or treataJ! the reestablishment of farmers' of Outlined purchasing power, and may provide land for soil conservation. for production controL The act auan annual appropriation of thorizes of HOSTESS TO CLUB and Preservation improvement more not than $500,000,000, national soil resources, reestablishments and maintenance of farmers Under the temporary plan of fedMrs. Florence Kidd was ly purchasing power, assurance of ade- eral aid, r the secretary of agriculquate supplies of foods and fibers ture is authorized to make soil con- to the F. L. A. Club Thursday for consumers, and the protection servation payments to producers ntng at her home. Followings of rivers and harbors against the measured by (1) their treatment or ness meeting, s. social time vat effects of soil erosion are provided use of .land tor soil restoration, con- Joyed and bridge played, doand soil conservation for in the servation, or erosion prevention, 2) were won by Mrs. Mae Turpin mestic allotment act, which was changes in the use of their land, Mrs. Eleda Huff. Refreshments ten signed by the President March 1. and (3) the domestic allotment of served to 13 members. Temporary federal aid in the form -yof payments direct to individual action farmers to assist voluntary by them designed to accomplish the .Wilt W "W soil conservation purposes is authorized until 1938, according to Director William Peterson of the US AC extension service. Commencing in 1933, grants will be made only to states upon approval of state programs by the secretary of agriculSpecial Friday Saturday, ture in accordnnce with the provi- - STUDENTS NAMED AS UEUBERS OF CYPRUS SCHOOL CONTEST BAND er Publkhed Since 19M group of students wu named Iwued each Friday morning at Magna, Utah by H. B. Summertiays, Tuesday Entered as second class mall matter under the act of band director, as members of the M..rc) ird, 1179, at Magna, Utah Cyprus Contest Band. This group Jl.W will enter the Regional Contest at Sabscriptlon, in advance, per year Murray In the near future, to com? . , Published By The Copper Printing Company pete for honors. f It is also stated that two students will be chosen from the Garfield Junior High School and four from THEY BAR RIPLEY Monroe Junior High. Definite decision as to several other particiSoviet Russia never espoused the cause of liber pants has not been reached. Nor would the fanatics who grind their bureau The students are: ty. n, Senior High: Bernice cratic heels into their fellowmen, the workers, advo- Cyprus LaVera Aston, Bernice Baw-de- u, Melvin Bawden, Mary and cate anything so destructive to their cause as freedom Dean Bullock, Don Bolton, Vem of speech and the press. n. Buckner, Dee Butter LaVenla . Clarence Gall Cluff, Howarth, It is not surprising, therefore, to learn that the Art'HSndrickren, Raymond Herzog, L. madmen ruling in Moscow refuse to permit Robert Verlyn Healy, Ted Harmon, Merrill Max Lamb, John and VivThe lasftime to travel their Johnson, through Ripley country. ian Marlor, Vem Miner, Leon Madthe creator of Believe it or Not-journethrough sen. Nielson, Pete Pauloa, Pat Lenin's Utopia, he found the misery of the people ap- Rose Floyd Jack Richards, La Von SolDonna omon. Richard Spratley, palling. - He so reported it to the world. Avanclle RichReid, Rldd, Margaret havof idea the. The Communists do not relish ards, Isabelle Thomas, Norman world know that when they liberated the sub- Wcggeland, Seymour Woolfenden, the ing Parks, Jack Ahlqulst. Robjects of Czarist Russia they merely substituted the red Harriet ert Dllly, Jack Gardner, Frank Day, rag of despotism for the imperial crown. Alfred Bennion, Lola Nielson and Masters of propaganda they are fully aware of Margaret Bello the devastating effect it would have on the cause if Junior High School: Merrill Glen LaRee .Symes, the supporters in other countries knew that the ex- Memmott, Wight, Vem Wood, Sandra Jacobsen, Shirley Salm, Delphine Disera, periment had turned sour. A Conservation Act Are Shirley Nielson, Ralph Jones, Carl Smith. Gibb Madsen, Helen Smith, Betty Shaw, Bobby Jones, Don Coon, Virginia Boicourt, Margaret Anderson, Vaudis Richards, Dale King, J Denzyle Wright. BIG TIME PLANNED AT ST. PATRICKS DANCE MARCH 17 An-tho- Ca-hoo- yed 4 . i Unfortunately the sour experiment is still a menwho scoff at red baiters to ace, the contrary. Nor are we naive enough to swallow the hypocritical assurances of Comrades Stalin and Litvinoff that all thoughts of a world revolution have been put aside. It is merely their attempt to disarm a world inwho fested with gullible intellectuals-intellectu- ah smart pasare doing more harm with their revoluthe than revolutionaries toward sive attitude tionaries themselves. t t pseudo-sophisticat- l i es MOLLY SAYS A gala time is being planned for the St. Patrick's Day Dance next Tuesday, March 17 at the Utah Copper Club when "the wearin of the gre'en will be celebrated. Music is to be furnished by the original Milt Taggart Band, famous recordingar-tist- s. All club members V l snd partners are invited to attend. assured to all A good time is There IS a Difference I chuck dress that does please .... CLEARANCE! the not $1.98 Per pr. 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