| Show 945 i if jjyficld "1 (laws i I — 8t Sir Insvi htcll Mews Washington guests of Mr and Jensen included Henry ind Mrs Rex Jensen of flake and Mr and Mrs 3 Nay of Cedar City flay will spend this week Bank Se i LOCK W intnenj — Snapshots By JAMES PRESTON 44M Jensens Yale Thorpe of Ward Thorpe of Lake and Mr and Mrs Thorpe have spent the several days at the Charles and Mrs A Fork i Ray Cooper He quickly decided a taxer just couldn t know too much about a taxpayer He sponged information from every known quarter and invented a few sources He interviewed roti letters Between times ht caught up with the ami planners '0 d eloped into a year-- ' i1''"' and Carlson thought " o' Ha hard way year himself a bill in 'ua d sparsi' Carlson terms lb au tod Congress to set up a ' 'ax commission" i ot niemhers ot Congress :oii representatives appointed trom agrieulture busilabor ness tax accountants tax law ' ors tax economists and M4 ' i end ILT ry New F444H-i- atmW'M-WWW'M- if Fayette Hawthorne and Snow and Mrs Wendell Sundav e Goldie and night sivi'in'en hen all week end visi- meeting was under the chwitiW' of Ella Bown their of senior Hus'- Vki parents ts' home er Talks were giu-h (V I Mrs John Martensen Bown Sheldor Mellor and intended the funeral for Musa h Hett CjsinLt Kenneth Chris- - veil Brown Lou and Vonda FrirkMui Mis came Fred Mellor gave an Eastei talk Whitlock Mavis 1 Lucille and Jean t’hcis'eri 'voand spent the week and sen and Barbara Melloi Bayfield ed a musical selection Jjnd Mrs Grant Rasband Mrs H L Bartholomew wa of a baby proud parents a Provo visitoi last week March 24th Mrs Ray C Bartholomew Cf A Faatz has gone to ilifomia to visit her dau-- j spent Monday and Tuesday m Provo visiting her sister Mrs ill is ewa who E A Liecht who is serious j md Mrs Herbert Olson ill ly and Carl Jdren Joyce LaRae Bartholomew who has to St George lave gone been visiting for several davs in 2 visit there a week and Fayette returned Tuesda to re George Mickelson sume her duties at the V S A C 3 of Lark are visiting in in Logan X at the home of Mrs Mr and Mrs Fred Wintch Mrs Mary ion’s mother were Fayette visitors Sunday at the Norval Mellor and Ray Bartholomew homes Miss Eva Bartholomew entertained friends Sunday night following church services 'james UTA ago 4 Beck and child-v- 0 are visiting in the home of her John and Mrs Eell 11 Rep Frank Carlson (R) six feet 0f hard Kansas cattleman with the slow voice cut his Con-- I 0f the prairies in the gressional boiled taxation (Ways and means) committee some years returned 1 Ti'imimii tundei b in b o ro nn m nn wr fi CASH AUCTION EACE i Salina Utah impar lspenf three gram itional LIVESTOCK prom f SALES fas 4 I I to 000 FRIDAY EUENY ctivity nost st Seven Garden Rules Bring Good Harvest t store! tadloo ring and office building located south of depot and north of stock yards insure the presence of more buyers list your livestock several days prior to sale dwc( There is one type of puhlta construction that does not put into government competition with private enterprise— roadwhich all the people building an use Those who think they Seven "golden rules of victory have no interest m an adequate gardening" for 1945 have been highway system because they do outlined by the USAC Extension not use it extensix ely should Service in an effort to aid Even in revise their opinion spective Utah gardeners m their peacetime giod roads are an work Jhis season essential part of the transports First of allatatc the specialtion machinery that keeps the ists proper planning is importcountry going Good gardens aren't luck ant According to the American they're planned and the work Roadbuilders Association 75 000 isn’t difficult if gardeners study miles of the nation s 415000 information available in garden mile of main state highways wise handbooks Through are worn out roads of 20 or more to this phase of work years of service which must he the family’s nutritional needs rebuilt Cl's Another 47000 nulcs can be accurately calculated Tht commission should be widened for safety’s would sift the facts of taxation hold hear- and the plans for the garden sake and to eliminate congestion have the power of sub- made accordingly Highways that should be ings Don’t waste labor seed and relocated to save time and dispoena and make tax recomfertilizer on poor soil As a tance total 37000 miles Nearmendations to Congress general rule if the soil grows a ly 160000 miles or more than Nothing stirred on Carlson’s fine crop of flowers or weeds it of the main state highbill last year until heavy war- will grow a garden No garden ways require major improve time taxes began to stir taxshould be planted in the shade ment unsafe Some 30000 he Then was asked to payers Third use a good fertilizer bridges must be rebuilt or make many speeches and to Manure alone or manure plus a widened confer with tax complainants commercial fertilizer represents hundred In addition several a out relief and the future The best means of fertilizing the thousand miles of the more than canny Kansan needled his audi- Commercial fertilizer 2400000 miles of country and garden eiues plenty about personal- - without manure may mean the roads require img your tax complaints when work of keeping up the organic improvement grading and drain- Everybody wants a cut " content of the soil with leaf ing or light surfacing Thousands Why don't you get together mold or compost of miles of city streets need re- with other groups" he suggests Use only the basic tools as a construction or new surfacing When taxpayers divide it just complete assortment is a waste AH this work should be done makes blocs of Congress ” of money and only a hoe a rake by competitive bidding by pri- All at once the Carlson bill and a spade or spading fork are vate contractors In this way to look it would be done at minimum The necessary began good Kansan was asked to put the cost while at the same tine Specialists emphasize proper measure in the hopper stimulating employment and the again irrigation in victory gardening of have Taxpayer groups put up About an inch of rainfall such expansion private business some 60 postwar tax plans The as falls in a good heavy half- - both directly and indirectly overworked Way s and Means day rain is required every week An intelligent road has a mountain of or ten days for a satisfactory tion program is an activity in few on growth of most vegetables Dur- - which the Federal government planning to do and Capitol Hill would deny that it ing dry periods a good soaking can cooperate with states with- with its own pay big out competing dividends and access to rights citizens in business on an irrigation canal will also help a lot The last two points are culti1 vl vation and insect and disease control Main purpose of cultiis keeping vation the weeds down and cultivation may damage the plants When the insects arrive In force V L Board Regional Director prompt action with insecticide sprays is needed to minimize of the War Production Board their damage to the vegetables sdviscs that even with the rigid government control of Tin con and insure maximum yields sumption of this metal amounted to 89500 tons in 1944 At the current rate of withdrawals from the Nation’s stockpile of pig tin we have only a nine months’ supply on hand Due to Earlier restriction th following drastic reductions in consumption were made prior to to w ' t 1 a n i The Lost is Found By Our Want Ad$ calcul o itepj B Jon to M to kf v a w Rotation baraiu ot Fubll HAILEII — After PROUDLY three years the American iUlMMd producer buyer or seller It will pay you to attend these auctions are a a reni :e raised over Corregidor flag Pfc Clyde I Bate Evans Island and T5 Frank Cuy Wia ville 1 Arrige East Chicago Ind carried U op the banner on tht highest re m"111 TW maining polP 3f the 603rd Parachute Regiment 1 J 17 JOIinSOIl auctioneer 26 y£ars experience ' a: a: Karra: 0 aatarai an ran : a "v K 4 V 28 1945 no person shall sell or deliver any new articles containing tin of the following kind: Adverstiing specialties art embuckles buttons objects blems insignia household fur Jewelnlshings and equipment ry novelties souvenirs trophies ornaments ornamental fittings toys and games Cooperation by all retailers in refusing to purchase or sell such merchandise will help prevent the illegal use of tin in manufacturing Practically every implement of war contains quantity of in these therefore drastic civilian conservation measures are imperative Every step is being taken to prevent diversion of tin and to enforce full com fictions pllance wlth ruary Pays To Aid Production production' WPB MidV The Is expected Unrfcting to AA-to resuU ln a considcrable im- In meeting produc- provement tion schedules for the year July 1944 to June 30 1945 ing Help Bomb The Japsl Bay MORE War Bonds Dr LaUcrnc Daly Optometrist OFFICE 9:39 HOURS to 12:00 — 1:30 to 5:30 Saturdays 9:00 to 1:00 rhone J22-9 Advertising Richfield’ Utah N Main zrji BTar1: ft flu-- r ' aavw — bciu Htrni UOTES— Tent there a ban on tailing See of Comm about postwar! Henry Wallace at prett confer V“ cnee IS lx A v r? v mother Sant Ff Tfillwiyi 'War Worker Route that! doing double duty day and night to speed essential travelers to their destinations: Hcre’i DOUBLE DUTY DEPARTURES in “Only a ban on doing something about it ! — Ilteponee by at newspaper eorrcipendent tame “There's nothing much that fret enterprise cannot— or could X not —ercom plikh in t hi land of op portnnity — tjowell Mellett columnist one time of Washington m LV SALT LAKE 9arnand 7i43 p m LV 3i45 PHOENIX pmnd pr 1 1 your necessary cny°u nu minute l£cn£ information ulp pNUITC KAMA! call 7 JACOB And when you travel— be on time and travel light BARB ant CAMSOHj DUS DEPOT DRUG rbone 15 GUNNISON w l M11" au CO flAOJTAf ala au M'l (juimi't JIKOMl iritSCOTT “Benefit te th public i the of L' H patent grant trgia —Senior Judge Evan A Evans Seventh Circuit Court of V bi lation A - 'THMAS INTERNMENT v 4Ud by the undaunted atUck of America® i wf America Interne the crowded petio building They beat ta aumundirg lived were IrHOINlX pptals “it W U' I’- m Mni PROVO Thants' fop practically noth! Ing!— An E E Wad U San Diego CaL j ulgo vh awarded her only IQ of $60 damagtt tought a 3 - Short Line OF TIIE WEEK B): l Lett Lon BM n 4 Next time try the I SALT 'Bu'eaiGM -Q- ' X ns recent order: Iron Castings conservation From the peak year of 1941 of Farm Machinery 134695 tons to 85600 tons in 1942 80 300 tons in 1943 and 89500 tons in 1944 Civilian have been cut requirements more than these figures would War needs for this indicate critical material have risen z nearly i tlnf W of m V oJvtrtltc you lotc They Dont Stiy WK that a UTAH CONSTRI CTIVE PROGRAM A di ist n VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON THE GUNNISON from Michigan last week and will visit indefimteh wnh her Mr and Mrs Alonzo parents Jensen Mrs Pearl Nu S'n l' visiting in Salt Lake and lcinitN 1)1 week fore (leo Conn about 100 years begets any aenaa’— Jort Hrufgtport etUbratingJQltt birthday au tabea a man Huh I Afmle A'udf Tumwi loom |
