Show f r i f The Garland Time LEE'S Club Names Activity Groups OPEN WILL PLANT LOCKERS BRANCH Bill Mr says PERSSONS ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S MARRIAGE LOOKING AHEAD t Another unit of Lee’s Locker service Is ' under construction In of the of the the Daryl building north The new directors office announces Lions club met during Tremonton post Garland owner Hansen J Leland the week and named the followmodern unit it to act during the willA becompletely within ing committees a few weeks ready year Friday July 6 1945 J nr GEORGE BENSON Collect Stmj 4riMtat ' Price Fixing Hansen Lancashire is the name of a with studded county in England V W Johns J J Publicity— towns some large many milling once the aome smalL Shumway Liverpool MemLuncheon Attendance world's leading cotton market is in Patriotism— and Citizenship Don Wheelwright Anbership— Lancashire In fact the very word W King Win 0 Linford Chester P ‘Boss Alma drew Campbell Lancashire from long usage in the Winford Barms Wm Linford M Peck O E Finance— F colorful language of tradespeople Roads — J J White Safety Linderman J M has come to mean the English cotGus Forsberg Wood L 0 Jos A Nielsen ton textile Industry just ss Detroit Gaddie P C Petterson L Bishop means the automobile manufacturCivic' Improvement— Carl C & Wild Lif- e- Ralph ing business to us Atheltics W A Devers bhriber Bishop Lancashire used to be prosperous Dean Clarence Bowcutt Bishop Owens Aubrey Turley D Henry Coombs Her mills sre small in contrast to J Manning1 what Americans think about when Art Convention Committee— Lions Education & Education— they speak of a cotton mill but they Duane Archibald Cyril Linford Michaelis long provided work and income for President’s ' Advisory Com — thousands of thrifty subjects of the L Leonard Bishop Glen Taylor Michaelis Art E Crown until something went wrong J Linford A Jlolmgren I Now Lancashire is having her trouBlind Health & Welfare— C A R Capener bles and is just beginning to learn Major Activity — J II Gaddie J Wood George Henrfe J W what they are At the bottom of Howard Morris J J White M Chambers Ftfwer them is government tinkering and Halver Skinner Song Leader— Fred L Nye Boys A Girls— price fixing J II Kirkham Chaplain— G B Hughes R B Rogers Seeking Solutions Some time ago the British cotton textile industry -- sent an investigatto the United States ing committee to find out a few things The comCOMING TO mittee bad three facts in hand: (1) American mills wert turning out better cotton cloth than the English mills (2) American goods were selling everywhere for less than the British could afford to accept and were mill workers (3) American as well paid as the English twice “ Good Show Every Night” It seemed bad enough that better goods at lower prices were taking t world6 & 7: away England’s Saturday Friday wide markets' It Was worse that Lancashire’s labor troubles increased IN MOON ‘THE account on of too many ‘‘TWILIGHT ON workers Mill owners couldn't get but “OPERATOR 99” without the workers along couldn't pay them what they were No Matinee The problem was to find out worth bow Uncle Sam kept Lancashire fenced in 8 9 10: Sunday Tuesday They Found Oat Here are some of the things they Don Ameche Charles Coburn Gene learned: English mills are small And Main in and have about one process apiece while American mills are large and pferform a lot of different processes The English laborers did considerable work by hand such as AmeriBEGIN AT 4 PM SUNDAY SHOWS can mills do by machinery to gain volume English mills turn out less 11 & r Tuesday Wednesday than Amerimaterial per less can mills from 18 to 67 In America a small number ol Phil Masson in and workers supervise the operation of a large number of machines spinning weaving and finishing all in one big In Britain cotton is spun factory woven in another In one factory and Jc$n &nd finished in a third Gargan Lancashire producers of cotton cloth buy and KITTY O’DAY” sell endlessly among themselves Each operator does his part and 13 & 14: Friday & ships his unfinished work to some ' other mill A A Program— Whitney Judah II C O Woffinden Last George J COMMODITY GARLAND THEATRE A and July STREEP’ HALF THE TRAIL” MAN Saturday & July Monday Tierney Marjorie “Heaven Can Wait” & 12: July Family Night Wednesday Baker Marjorie “Take It Or Leave It” Parker Edward “DETECTIVE in Saturday July Linda Darnell and Lynn Bari in “SWEET AND LOW DOWN” And a Western: “STAGE COCH TO MONTEREY” Support The GARLAND COMMUNITY THEATRE “ Your Theatre” 535 “One Government Fixing point in Lancashire's “is says the London Times the harsh necessity for some of the most inefficient firms to be eliminated’’ The government fixes prices so poor and ignores incompetence In can make a profit operators other words John Bull holds an uma over structure frozen brella price an honest to down that would melt ol level under the warm sunlight competition Competition sharpens the wits ol American management Investors and their business executives know that continuous operation is cheaper than batch work know there is more to be earned with low prices and small margfhs than by big profits on a few sales They know volums production requires good equipmeni di which in turn helps workers more and earn more Fixed cottuc prices in America will finally givs s a do!e of Lancashire A Corp Brigham AN ELECTRIC will sav you timo and money too ! ' ‘ v 8W $ftL‘ 1 ed Mr A Mrs Jay Hampton visitover the 4th of July in M&Iad A 4th Arnold in Ogden is Larson Ms A Jas Craig Sat - Donna in Reid “GENTLE ANNIE” Mon July 8 9 Sun ($ 7: A July Tues 10 A Wed 11: Randolph Scott Ruth Warrick Ellen Drew Anth Quinn in Q Fri Sat Double Zombies Jy columns DUP Elects New Officers J M Gaddie was elected captain of the Garland Camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers at their meeting held Friday June 29 with Mrs Rose Manning as Mrs hostess of the Lucinda Jensen installed the new Camp who in addition to Mrs Gaddie were as follows: — First - lieutenentr- - Birdie- second lieutenant Mary and treasursecretary Shumway Ida er Edna Ward registrar Rhodes chorister Ida Hartman organist Vera Austin chaplain Laura Archibald custodian of relics Rose Limb librarian and historian Rose Manning The meeting was under the direction of Captain Myrtle Gleason Mrs J H Kirkham sang a vocal solo and the lesson was Mrs County officers given by Mrs Leslie CLUB POWH & UCHTCO Liberty Theatre July Mrs J M in Ldgan A 4th Gaddie and Mrs Fred Davis Preston were Sunday at the F P Davis home Mr family guests & of Mr ily and family A Mrs O C Davis and famMrs Margaret Couch and visited July 4th in Malad Mr A Mrs Cecil Bradford in Malad Wednesday ence' Richards The meetings will be held on Wednesdays The some time girls spent and hose darning making hot pads They plan to have a pleasant summer they report FOR SALE: Elmo Munson FOR Truck spent See Ton phone 1 Garland cast) UTAH Phones: EXPOSURE 7701 Bell in Tues Mon Sun 8 Jy 9 19 JACK in Begins at Matinee A MONTE FIELDS Thurs FrL AND ME” July Toler Sidney 35J-- 3 13 A Benson Burnette Smiley pm 11 & 12 WOOLLEY GRACIE Roddy M’Dowall in Sat A 3 July S “Bordertown 14: Fong in CLUE Carson in Trail” THOUSANDS OF ARMY VEHICLES i &£ LUBRiCAN ( f HtfiCLV r- j V" Y V rv? In saving wear and avoiding breakdown the U S Army uses Sinclair lubricants in many “Jeeps” tanks and other vehicles Your Sinclair Dealer has the same quality lubricants to reduce wear in your car To save engine wear he has Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil Opaline j stands uj) better and lasts longer because it is not oijly but also Play safe have your Sinclair Dealer drainand refill your crankcase with Opaline every 1000 miles OIL IS AMMUNITION SINCLAIR Broadway “I Love A Mystery”' Moore “Song Of The Range” Matinee Begins at 3 pm THE SCARLET CO Farmers Den Waldey “MOLLY onr and can roc uaelesa Horses Cows Sheep and Hogs We now have great demand fur live horses We pa dead and Jimmie Wed GMC SALE: FrL A Sat July 6 & 7: Chester Morris Nancy Kelley DOUBLE “ROUGHLY SPEAKING” Fielding or 14 ROSALIND RUSSELL CARSON Donald Woods Feeder Pigs — '—Call Phone spent VAHT ADS Charles Also: UTAH Call R £ Hales ORGANIZES sewThe Nifty Needlers ing club of Fielding was organized last week at the home of Mrs Noble Peterson Mrs Roy Rasmussen is leader with Mrs Cleo Wood as assistant leader The club officer! for the coming year were chosen as follows: President Marilyn’ Hardy vice president Lila Standing secretary Carla Wood song leader FlorArlene Petersen reporter M Electrolux Cleaners Mr Mr A Mrs Lyman Thorpe entertained at a chicken supper Guests presSaturday evening ent included Mr Ac Mrs Theo Limb Mr & Mrs Glen Ilenrie Mr A Mrs Don Limb Mr Si Mrs Arnold Larson and Mr & Mrs Jay Rampton Following supper pinochle was played J With a final payment of Mr & Mrs Milton Hedges were The Federal Land Bank guests of Mr Si Mrs Winford of Berkeley has retired all funds Barrus Wednesday of the Federal government inMr A Mrs Alma W King and vested in the bank for left last family The bank is now owned entirePonds Idaho where they will ly by the 59 national- farm loan the next month or six associations in Arizona Utah spend weeks Nevada and California an4 thru the associations by the farmers and stockmen who are users of the system and members of the associations' it was announced by — SERVICE — — — — Willard D Ellis the president of Repair Parts A Supplies the bank At one time the government RIVERSIDE had more than $25000000 investBell Phoae ed in the bank’s capital and paid-isurplus This cooperative credit institution now wholly owned by its members has capital stock of $4400000 surplus and reserves and total assets of $17750000 of over $68000000 UTAH TREMONTON Wassom Dr A Mrs W W Richards called on friends in Garland Thursday SEWING Capener Mrs Ruloo S W Capener Mrs Gaddie Mrs Frank Munns and Mrs F L Nye did Red Cross sewing at Bushnell Thursday Mrs A R Mrs Hansen Federal Fund Now Remain In Land Banks rillo — USE IT WISELY 1J 13 14 Feature On PHONE ONE friends here thru the of the Times to fly to Harold was able Texas during the past week and visit with his son Hal at AmaNo their “CHINA SKY” Thurs GARLAND DRUG spent UTAH TREMONTON FrL PRESCRIPTIONS visiting Orpheum Theatre j When new electrical farm quip mint is available buy from your Electric Dealer IJliiVO visit-i- Mrs Mary Bradford Logan this week July J ¥ Lee in Mr FEED GRINDER AND HAY HOIST Mrs Jesse Tuesday Miss Lois Persson daughter of Major and Mrs Harold Persson was married June 21 to Scott 'They will make their Hazelton home in Los Angeles where Lois has been" attending the UCLA and Mr Hazelton the USC Persson at Major and Mrs Mountain home are enjoying keeping up with the doings of Phne 2 OPALINE J Wood Agent Garland MOTOR OIL' Utah |