Show 'I Spotlighting UTAH ate man a letter endorsing the bill to strengthen Congressional control over government corporation sopiewhat a Mlnasco's hil piovides executive control ftdora! agencies favor tin President wrote It i' a forward tep Manascn devoting all hi ciu rg and knowledge acquired clufuig 12 vear in Washington to seeing that thi forwaid sttp a'n1 similai step to produce an ordiilv tem ot government taken Tte Utah State the iU thi season providing AsIicers of the International Ex- Fairs and of ciation In persuading sitions succeed office of defense transporta 94 on to revoke a June L of state and holding on the fgional fairs it is explained by secretary- heldon R Brewster of nanager Failing the voiding of the fact in view ie ban and iat there sno ba” °" strctly the fair like cal expositions he play- will go on but as a and publicized cal exposition trictly as a Salt Lake City fair Planning in this direction s now underway MlECUUU BLOOD HOUNDS Mrs Curtis Whitlock entertained members of her bridge club Thursday afternoon The occasion was also in honor of Mrs her birthday anniversary Clare Despaln won high score In the card game Gary Morley returned to hi me in Midvale Mondav after spending the past three week with relatives here Bettv lean and LaVay Whitlock uccompan uni him home and will remain for a iit m the northern eitv Mr Maynard Sorenson was hostess to a group ot friends in honor of Tuesday afternoon her birthday The afternoon vva spent piny mg bridge Mrs Kenneth Crane and sons of Salma spent Tuesday With Mrs Hulon Jensen Fayette News Jn fr Fair Status Told Wr wUl be Collects Nineteen million dollars ap proximately the total true revenue of the Utah State has been collected government as of the fiscal year end hr 30 1945 according to fig'ireof A A Firmage the ta mm mission cashier The ann'in is exactly $19502077 32 and ls decreaM of one lhe prpvous ections Compam Mh 1941 jsca ypar toluttums 1945 c611ectl0n ar W2-icent groater 1941 wa siderecTa normal ear the past fm yearsrounut fnm income tax reccipU h(r axts and oleomargarine taxes have doubled and sales tax revenue jumped 60 per cent' Revenuefrom the gas tax dropped 11 per cent oyer the flve ytar poru)d The cgarette tax drupped 14 per cerd asl oar (1ou du )irt cecdmg peak year while the motor vehicle registrit inn tee revenue increased Hi per cent in 1945 over 1941 dur u' the higher fee received from the licensing of larger truck Miss Anita Bartholomew spent She was last week in Levan accompanied home for a weeks Miss Sherrel Chrisb visit tenson Sher Mis Nola and Marlt-fuwood of Levan are guests of tneir sister Mrs Paul Mellor Lt and Mrs Calvin Bartholomew and sons were Fayette visitors Friday and Saturdav Mr and Mrs Lawrence Watts Sundav of Salt Lake visited Merrill Mr with and Mrs Mdlor id and Mrs Ben After Customer- UTAH' EIGHTH is most interesting area in the United States as rated by Globetrotters Yet ve were 4'ivl m Magazine I total tourist inomr Just ht u tilt dUtteff TOURIST DOLLARS ah iiivuir responsibility oui piospoity following the decUrttlon of peac Ut tlu irttt with every adieu of the iUtc Here are three tita! requirements: — INFORMATION The Th most hr told wlut there h t vr md Jo Ymi mtuf flrrt that information before you van till a Do you know all tbs troe!rt (1 Bartholpotsrif omew visited relatives last answer week Tlu- Favette clubs are leaving earlv todav for Ephraim Getting away from the ughnesi of war and toil the traveler will he Cam on where they will join favorably impressed by our efforts to beauUfy all our lurroundingt The other clubs m the county Revenue Controls Roads How about your neighborhood’ will for stay three days group Mr and Mrs Win ChristianThe amount of miles the state and participate m organized ae sen and children spent a week nay have In its interregional tivitu-the of under direction visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence system is Strictly con- - Resources Spotlighted lighway the county and state supervisors Scow in Salt Lake City accommoA tourist will go any white in Utah if there are worthwhile rolled by the necessity for cer- Utah-S gr(tatest rs0urc0s are dations However we cannot aflorJ to fool him Have you checked construction Mrs Lester Hanson and daustandard ain high rnetallic and your locality and the funds allocated erals ghter Mrs Estella lairsen and Dr A Ray 01pin natlve it is explained utahn and now Mernell Peterson been have ft or this purpose executive Rbw W McLeese commission visiting in Salt Lake and with rector 0f the Ohio State Univer Mr Mrs Dan Too many miles and at Harris hief engineer sRy announced during a Utah UTAH STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLICITY Aimed at restoring main acres Idaho Falls Idaho He warned that western of game fishing water in Utah jit the interregional system visit AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT y would force the state to use a industry must develop improved the state's Wesley Hansen spent the past Salt Lkt City Vub AiUi BmlJmg fishing rehabilitation of revenue share In week Lake Salt disportionate research facilities if it is to returning Mr and Mrs G W Barker of program was resumed this week The present de- these roads pand or hold its own against according to Director Ross Leon- - Salt Lake were guests of Mr Friday of interregional high- - iarger concerns which have their ignation Clair Whitlock and Gall Hanard of the Utah Fish and Game and Mrs Bertrum Olson Tuesmill- re- - Commission son were called to report at eyes on the rich natural Mrs jays is ’based largely on established on the use of dress day and Wednesday and includes high- - sources of this Fort Douglas for physical new comfary necessity region “I see no prints for making objective said Fisheries ker and Mrs Olson are sisters and reason why raw materials should ways U S 91 U S 30-amlnatlon dauJohnson Mrs Bert and mercial bags is M J Madsen Pine prior to entering the S V be shipped away bringing a Lake service are - ghter of Calif military constructAlbany reservoir large New Shoe Stamps cheap price and when processed ed by the CCC in the Escalante visiting her father James Jacob- Bartholomew Thelma and Telling The Russians Valid In August be shPPed back at a consider- - Mountains east of Panguitch sen Velma Voorhees of Salt Lake So the Russians may know the said he Mrand Mr4 Alvln Jenen spent their The new shoe stamp that OP A visiting Sunday truth about the great state of ably bigber price “This lake formerly afforded to their home Monday parents announced would become valid of PubliciUtah the Department excellent trout fishing but went retimed with relatives at 1943 will be Airplane August and to chubs as minnow fishermen jgaac McQueen jfJ ty and Industrial Development nd Sat Lake the past is sending Elmer Davis Office Stamp No 4 in War Ration Qn price are visiting at carelessly disposed of their live days Book No 3 the agency said head at of War Information Marion Mr and bait" Madsen pointed out feed have animal and n literStamps Nos 1 2 and Washington D rensen’ parents of Mrs Mc' delivered in bags she can make Airplane The result has been that trajh and 3 are good indefinitely granddaughtt Phyllu De OPA ature settfng forth in detail fish are not so much in the household added and into dresses n the weejt en(j spent gait was The last stamp Utah’s attractions industries and Mrs Molan Peterson and dau- majority at Pine Lake the entire Lakp a validated They accompanied their November 1944 permitted “rtlcle8 Mr seems It that opportunities of Provo are visiting fish population will be cleaned sQn Ved tQ the capRol clty ghters Davis has found it necessary to continuance of this wartime aid OPA pointed out that the Mr The lake with Mrs and 'is out with chemicals Clyde whr(? hg enroqte tQ Sgn Fran Willardson "between of validation revise “America the booklet with A celling appro- - vals said will then be restocked cisco Illustrated’’ which his office is trout Miss Mavis Whitlock has been mating the 1944 peak year “cut- - stamps depend on the available and Mrs Keith Olson an Pvt distributing in Russia and which has been supply of shoes The same treatment will sub- - noUnce the birth of a baby dau- - invited to Join a group of girls up” of such material described several western states spent seven years on Capitol sequently be given other lakes ghter Sunday July 15th at the on a trlP in Provo Canyon for including Utah as a bleak and Hill before far too is Invitation was severl The in is where fishing This game the salina Hospital entering Congress barren area with practically no 7 1941 is boosting a bill designed gone for successful practice of young couples first child and extended by the MIA presi- industries and which depends to cut expenses and increase ef- - chub control methods that are the father is stationed some dent at Provo almost entirely upon farming believed to have greatly im where in the Pacific of federal agencies Hanson and Mrs Mr ficiency Wesley for its subsistence ' Mr and Mrs Earl Peterson were Emery visitors from Sun- Secretary to the late Speaker proved Fish Lake and Panguitch The Lake Fork lakes In accompanied by their 2 dau- - day until Wednesday Manasco succeeded Lakes Bankhead be will treated is Duscesne County Lester C his former boss and an ardent Mr and Mrs W F WUlard- daughters Lila and Beaulah The Forest Service and VerDell Nielson were at Fish son tnd Mabel Willardson next for governmental Hunt of Wyoming disclosed in campaigner are local sportsmen assist in the pr- - Lake Sunday The Utter three visiting aa Preston Idaho at the Chicago that the Governors’ economy Adept at about sports as a gram Madsen said remained at the lake to spend home of Mrand Mrs Wesley Gov- - enthusiastic Conference was backing also contem- - this week The program he looks young- emor Maw for appointment to Leda Bjerrgaard of Salt Lake the position of secretary of the er than his years partly because plates some carp control work Reservoir visited a few days with her par- of dark hair over his domed in Deer Creek Interior Governor Maw said: twinkle Mr and Mrs the that ents and Eugene Madsen forehaed Mr expressed eyes “I have heard that some of the He was born hope that the next state legis- - Bjerrgaard governors suggested me for the behind spectacles of Allen Mrs May- Jensea law a his on in grand- uture will pass prohibitinterior deoartment doTn IJtah! use of farm in Alabama ing promiscuous stuhave JoMo Josias an is “Thia Jensen father of the House minnows as bait As chairman and I really have not given the Alice rcierton on Executive Ek- - obvious necessity if we are to cabinet possibility a lot of Committee noipuai thought It is a nice compli- - penditures the Alabaman recent- - protect the Ukes that we reclaim home Monday after vacationing A group of 20 officers and at Brigham City with relatlvei Tru- - from trash fish” he declared ment though” ly received from President teacheri of the Mayfield ward Primary gathered Saturday evening at the home of Mri Willardson to honor Clyde Katherine Willardson Ilerdls DO use a pressure canner for CAN to be sure your family is Whitlock and Elnora Christians all vegetables except well fed this winter sen the former Primary Presithis (More avaUrel The evening waa spent CAN what you don't eat from dency year) playing gamea followed by reyour Victory Garden freshment! 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