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Show nr him an mnniMa THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR eelcti ms were lii'll Fii day at the Pajson high school and results are ann .unced as falClass lows: Keith Badhum, pri Sorensen, Madge Donna Draper, Kioto Join s, council representative. Juniors Lvr.n Junes, president; Gay Oreenhalph, Jean Harmer, secret Tom Page, council rr prt ser.tative Nornd Jones, Sephr.moris president; Li Roy Simmons, D mna Marie Fowler, Seniors t; er. i ELISHA WARNER, Editor pPF.n E. WARNER, Business Manager - Phone Mrs. Emma Wilaon, Local Correspondent You Can Nail It, Weld It, Or Cook by It; Shots of M: in PRINCETON, N J. -- Radio r.a'K which are needle shaped .huts of radio power that substitute for real nails and staples to pin toget'.i r stacked sheets of j lywood, wire demonstrated at the new RCA laboratory here recently. With consent of the war depot the laboratory was opens to the press for the first time since it began operations last St pte rule r The showing was confined to new Industrial uses of radio. The radio nails were one of mi merous disci veries in a new fit H called radio power. Actually '1.' power is intense heat, genet ..ti d t v high frequency, or short wave ta Don Adams of Vernal and his brother, Rishop Steven Adams of Roosevelt, called on their cousin, Mrs. Janies Mitchell of Payson, and spent a very pleasant afternoon talking on peneul meal ivoik and other family matteis. This is the first time in sixty years that the cousins have seen ac h other. dio. Radio nailing lg a time ami stiver in assembly of i ah i for both military and itidiislti.il uses. Plywood is made of thin sheets of wood, cm. ted with p. ' c glue, which hinds them pern.ai.i under heat and pressure. Heat Produces Nails. During assembly, pre-- f .rmed plywood sheets have to be stacked like cards. This requires pinning tin in together to pi event slipping out of line. Pinning has been done usually by running staples or nails through d holes In the wooden sheets. After the plywood lias Uen pressed into final form, st.-- i It s mint be removed and holes filled The radio nail requires no lu.li s The intense heat almost instantly heats the glue In the narrow path of the beam to several hundred deTims produces grees Fahrenheit. spots of glue between the sheets that hold like pins. The radio nailer is a small, fat The barreled operator pistol. presses its point against the top layer of wood wherever he wants a nail. The pistol has a trigger, and when he pulls it a measured shot of radio power drives through the wood to the bottom of the stack. In final forming of plywood the heating by usual methods frequently takes many hours. Radio puwer now does this in a few minutes. Heat Is 1'niform. The radio heat forms inside the wood. The unique fact is that this heat is uniform everywhere and Similar heating is lmultaneous. done to any material which is not a good conductor of electricity. Food is usually such a material. Many experiments in radio cooking are under way here. Marshmallows toast in three seconds. Almost any food can be cooked by radio much faster than on or in a stove. But the scientists here believe the public Is not going to care much for radio cooked food. For the radio only bolls the food. The boiling comes from the internal water and juices. Boiling alone fails to bring The out many desired flavors. marshmallows, for example, taste flat, because they dont brown. For metals, which conduct electricity, radio power works equal miracles, but on an entirely different heating principle. The radio current flows only over the surface and not through the metal. But it can be controlled In split seconds and in intensities that place the heat to any hundredths of an Inch depth desired, or all the way down through the metal. RVLE HELPING TO WIN! M.PH li a turtUi pact, vra know . . . but that alowtr driving apetdi, coupltd with proptr lira prottctlon, aHordtd you thru 0; K. tir racapplng, will tart tha Rubbtr ntcti tary to hlp win this war. Hava your tlrai rtcappad tha modtrn way at Tha Sign ol tha Bait I" 35 O.K.RUBBER WELDERS W. K. SEAGER. Mgr North Main St. Spanish Fork, Utah 263 I Rco . . . rtgUUred T. M. FEE Do You Have a Home, Apartment or Furnished Room for Rent? List It In The Chronicle Classified Section Absolutely FREE! o Thera Is an acute housing area. ihortage in the Payson Living quarters are needed or war workers and others in essential industries. PHONE, MAIL OR BRING IN YOUR FOR RENT ADVERTISEMENT SUBSCRIBE NOW Dur subscription list is grow-n- g by leaps and bounds. In the past year the number of readers to The Chronicle has learly trebled! We don't like to be alarmists. but signs point to an early rationing of paper. If that is put into operation, we will not be allowed to accept any more new subscriptions. 9 ADVERTISER- SNever before have you been able to reach so many readers with your advertisement in The Payson Chronicle. Let us tell your message to the people of Southern Utah County! o The Chronicle 35 WEST Phone 171 UTAH AVE. PAYSON. UTAH U. S. Sailors Spending Lavishly for War Bonds In sharp conWASHINGTON. to their legendary spending ways, American sailors are buying approximately $(.900,000 worth of war bonds a month. trast Henry Morgenthnu Jr., secretary of the treasury, said the number of war-bonpurchasers among officers and men of the fleet jumped more than 500 per rent during the last three months from 50,000 on March 31 to 277,000 on July 7. Of that number 129,000 are buying at least one bond a month. In addition there acare 35,000 active 0 counts In the marine corps and In tlie coast guard. d bond-buyin- g 25,-00- Races Lead War Trials In Commuter Interest AUCKLAND. newspaper opened at the racing page was evidence against an Auckland man charged with using his premises as gambling house. This was alleged before Justice Callan in the New Zealand supreme court. Justice Callan said that he often watched, when on streetcars, wnat men and women I did on opening a newspaper. found that they turned first to the racing news, he said, and when they thoroughly absorbed that they would glance at the dear old war, Just to see if it was getting on all A right." It Is the Thought That Really Counts KAN. -ARKANSAS CITY, Lieut. Jesse Stewart still has a Christmas present following h m around the country. He spent his leave at In me here, after sea duty, and lardy got out of Arkansas City ulmci before his mother received the package she had sent him as a Christmas present last October. Salt Gi ieaa n tv i - - FUj $2.00 t 6 1 I $4 Utah County, Entered at the Post Office at Payson, mail matter. second-clas- s Ballot d Mr a n d Mis W the cd.uJrt n, w ho hu on, left 1 H w l t k r m Mr p,r Mojave, California, where Halafti la IHUMt apt !'' m the V $1.00 Months ON APPLICATION KATES ADVERTISING SHC each .afllo Mi and Mrs. George A. have nceiied until Chee-W- Ih! ! front who is CliiH'Vt. r, B run tin ii' mui, laboring m the Canadian Moston, that Ilf has hi ell appoint! d president of the 11 imil'on District. W 1), I, il nl. r 1' i II .M ,o at ., i it It II n . li cut a of In i i a i V ( li t t'()U Fl Ma I , IP M. s M.- -. I.m. I;.--- o! J. M i Ihv n pall. till while al A sm .1 anti 11 Mil, .slipped hsii in tin- tii i lingt l i.md. Sai gi y w as Mis. Dixon a fit ret a Eugene Hillman accompanied In r son, Ralph Hillman, to Sait Lake City pilot to 111' tit pal e lor Oakland, Califm ma.w in lie will continue hi' naming m the C. S Navy a- - a Sealll. ill, 2nd Class. He Was home oil fill lough following his tiaming m Rhode Mi s i Island. eshments piovnied for more than twenty young fiiends. eft ento-tuinme- Mi.-Barb.ua Hillman, who is attending school at the Unnci-Mtof Utah, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hillman. Her father, who is head of the Science nt at Payson high school, met with an accident at the lab oratory last Friday. He suffeicd a laceration near the tie as the icsult of an explosion. s y Mis Winnie Provst guard of Payson spent Sunday in Salt Lake City visiting with her children, Mrs. Wayne By water and L. C. Provst guard. Her son, L. C. was painfully injured in an accident about two weeks ago while inflating a tire on a car. The tire exploded, cutting his head and arm. BURLAP BAG QUOTAS REMOVED s and packits Quotas nil new but L.p nug.' Fr ui puru.a.'cs La-me- agricultural pi o packing cettain icmuicd lor the UUCts Have belli balance ot 143- ' 'Certain i 1 vegetables and tobaico. The lctioils oil the bag siz.is for en tarn commodities lias been relaxed to allow an ad uiUoiial size tor each ol two types pei-nutt- of seed. lowed this month, party in last wet k Cithers pres-iAirs. Harold Jamison, formerly Mr and Mis. Marvel AIiss Bevei-leDavis, a recent k, Mr. and Mm. Roland bride, was the of honor at a guest M r and Mis. Mole Tanner. Ildl. lovely brides shower last given by her mother, Airs. A lot. IleW residents of Paul Davis. It was held at the D. J. Mrs. Mi. and ill ate Hotel and thirty-fiv- e Payson Wneot an family of Beaumont, were present. A profusion Mr Wiight is employed guests Tt o of asters and other fall flowers at tin Gem vu Steel plant. Mrs. decorated the rooms. Lunch was t la a si.'ter of Mrs. Vo Stanley served and games played. The Pei bride reeceived many lovely gifts. Mr end Mm Daniel A. HamilMrs. Clark Schuman and little ton an. f.imilv, of Mobile. Ala., son Tommy, arrived Saturday hove In en vi'itmg here with Mrs. from California, where they have H.milmn's si.'ter, Mm. Stanley been for almost a year with CapPeek They have made their homo Schuman of the Army tain Clark .it Oii-niwhere Mr. Hamilton is Aledical Corps. They are visiting at the steel employed plant. here with Mrs. Schurman's parand Mrs. Thomas I ents, Mrs II,., Warner entertained Reece Mr. and will leave Sunday for g flip of relatives Sunday in their home at Watertown, New honor of the first biithday i York. Sa ry of her little son. Gat ry. Present were Mr. and Mrs. LesEzra L. Tanner announces the ter Cluyson arid family of Salt of his son, Virl, to Miss marriage EliLake City and Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Ellen Clinger, daughter of sha Warner of Pavson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clinger Mrs. John I.outensock of Magna of San Diego, California. The here this week for several marriage took place at the Cling-e- r residence on Sept. 15. On Friher mother, Mrs. Jos-- t with days day, Sept. 24, the couple were and other relatives. ph Bingham Sin- was joint d Saturday by her married in the Salt Lake temple by President Chipman. They husband. ;d'ii Mrs. LaMar and son Jack, who came were accompanied to the temple to atti r.d the funeral for Gordon by the grooms brother and sister, Lyle and Mrs. Donna Smith. Li e Buv s. . club met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Coombs lust Thursday evening. Bridge was played. Mrs Hamilton Richmond and Airs Wilmer Hill were special guests Prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Simmons and Mrs. Sterling Bills, and travelers prize was claimed hv Mrs. Page Peery. A M. . (1 anni-vt-- PAYMENTS ab-O- 11 Bor-Air- 1 i s I i ird-ne- Wasl-ing'on- : . r : 1 hon-'vel- ?' Ikl 1 k-- h sa winter of Thu' 1942-43- .. the Alinistry has utged tha; onomies be pushed even e that six million tuns of can be saved. As was the dl last winter, this winter's fuel :l ing in Britain will be on a a untary basis. There will m but Britons will be he pected to base them fuel sumption on a chart prepare, the Alinistr vof Fuel. o ; E Pi CUT 3 GASOLINE FOR SCHOOL BUSES School buses in districts where school authorities have delayed in filing necessary applications or have failed to reorganize routes in accordance with school bus conservation policy may get tem- Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Erland son, spent last Thursday and Friday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Er landsons mother, Mrs. H.R.Briet-enfeld- t, entertained at a family dinner on Thursday. Ensign left Friday for Floyd Bennett Field, New York City. From that point he will be engaged in ferrying planes from the factories to various air bases. He was doing the same work out of Kansas before coining home on furlough. porary gasoline allotments. The Office of Defense Transportation authorized this action so that the school children would not lack school transportation. WORK IN WAR-TIM- E FOOD DISTRIBUTION FOOD CLERKS MEN OR WOMEN Write for this authoritative handbook on how to dresi your deer pack it to comp preserve the meat for best flavor proper core of hide for finest leather choice recipes, etc. Sven will find this booklet Interesting. Ask for Booklet B." Ruth Jones Pierce and her baby daughter. JoAnne, have returned home from Farragut, Idaho, where they have been with their husband and father, Guy Pierce of the U. S. Navy, who has been training at that fcaso. He is now a specialist, third class in athletics and has been sent to a specialist school at Bambridge, He is one of fiftteen Alaryland. chosen from one thousand applications for this special work. He is a Pays n high school graduate and was prominent in athletics at that school. rs DO NOT FORWARD any hides to es until you have written for and received latest information on the deer hide situation. Sent with booklet or on special request. AGENTS WANTED in your locality to buy ond ship deer hides for us. Write for particulars. SPORT TOGS Air. and Mrs. Gerald Ashby enDuision of Berlin Clove Company tertained at a family dinner SunFox 670 Avenue, Berlin, Wisconsin day at their home in SpanishFork in honor of the birthday of their' sister, Carla Ashby. Other guests! STORE COAL NOW were Mr. and Airs. Albert Ashby, Air .and Airs. Edward Bates, and i Safew ay f Openings to ALove EmpkP I Airs. Alartha Bates of Payson. Carla was also guest of honor at a biithday dinner Alondav evening given by her mother, Mrs. Albert Ashby. Present were Mr. and Airs William Betts and Byron Betts, Air. and Mrs. Edward Bates and Mrs. Alartha Bates, Air. and Airs. Ashby and Carla. Grant Simons, well known resident of Payson, ccebrlated his 79th birthday anniversary Sunday with a family gathering ,all of his children being here except one. Present were Rusk Simons and daughter. Ethel; Airs. Emma and Dr. E Cannon and wife of Salt Lake City; Air. and Airs. Blame Simons of Provo; Air, and Airs. Allan Halverson and two children of Helper; Mr. and Airs. Harold Simons and daughter and Air. an Airs. Rulon Christensen of Spanish Fork, Air. and Airs. La- ar N yn and two children, Airs. Edda Noon and Airs. Versa Sylvester of Payson. Fcr-t'lla- nsi rent-controll- Lou-tensoc- ' u Down payment required to buy areas housing in has been reduced from 33 per cent to 20 per cent. OPA amended the regulation because of easing the housing situation. - par-Men- ii j. se I Airs. r, tjlt vv wheat crop this ytai is btR to have been as lar urotr ger than the pre-qver, to the Oft cording Agricultural Relatm pnitment of Agrn 1943 crop may have JRV as much as 211(1 m. That estimate comp,.: is official estimates of 2fi9 bushels last vt ar. BRITISH SAVE FUEL Britons have beer, isked bv Alinistry of Fuel to be even'ir Irifnets sparing of home winter than they wee last ter, the British Information's vice reported recently. Bv ering room temperatures in homes, by using hot by getting along with less QTI and by cutting down on fue ed in cooking, the British i four million tons of coaid-th- anti-freez- i h.i-- CROP IN ITALY In spite of the ANTI-FREEZ- , Mr ..nd Mrs C. E. Cloward of Salt Lake City, formerly of Pav-sohave anniurutd the marriAs a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Merit- - Tanner, who have recently-returneage of their daughter, Maxine, to to Payson to reside, a Q S. Jameson on September 20. group of friends gathered at their at Inglewood, Cal.fornia. The home for a social evening. A pot hi lde was a graduate' of Payson luck supper was enjoved. Pres- high school and attended Snow Mr. and Mrs. Byron College at Ephraim. ent wt-iMendenhall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A delight fu dinner party was McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tew. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tanner, hold in lion, r of Airs. AT.mrice J home. Out Mr. and Mrs Roland Hill. Mr anti Bissel! Sun-- e at Mrs Coh in Tanner and the guests of town gin i included Mr. and Mrs Wendell Shi iled. AR-- . and of honor. s of Salt Lake Airs. .1 Y.,ur V A meeting of the Junior Cultus Citv and AL"- F ii a Bissell, who course at the Club was belli at the home nfi h.kirg a n Tw o I'mvi: 'ity of Ft. .11 Alls. Grne ii'iv Gardner now members. Airs Dorothy Ter-- I wvre ry and Airs Eva Hill wire tecciv-- i a farewell AIiss Laui.Gbo'i oil into the club. a lal Bark Shepherd cnlct taiped the rr.nm.tyHi . rv Law, who with the rending. "The Heart of 't .s aunt. Airs. Bnthshcba, and piano select!. ms Other guests were given by Airs. Maxine Hendrickson An outline of tile year's 'tie Patton. Dong'. The beys are woik was presented by Airs CarAir and ol Harding, after which the time p Mortimer to re- was given Iii wotk en the Red The next regular Gross quilt meeting will be held on October n (if Airs Amy 14 at the home of Airs ALixme He ' tied llendi ickson Thursday f 'l S. n F: afur an n Si pterr-- " Relativ i s and fi nds fi om n f town who attended the f ;m " orn into the r t lie eo mi d i: ices for Airs Alary (I i;dn oehiiled Airs Alartha Boon, eg as a naval H Al took all the Phebe Young. Airs A If Pad- ms m San on, Ah- and Airs A II PatteV'-n.ivv Air and Aim. Bert Patterson. Airs subject to s Jet me Abtsser. Airs Rose ting. Alildred Paxton. Air an lm A of the past Airs Freest White .Airs. Aland tv partv last Patti Min. Airs Fav Stone and son w of Mrs. Har- Keith. I.nVieve Reece, Al- - ant TO Th occasion was Airs Chrisev rii D S Airs F R Hem-for- . rri d "sary and the Slagle, all of Salt Lake Gitv; Air gi and AT,-- Paul Aliins of Bingham, pal by Iter daugh-i'rvor- t. t Airs Air and Airs. O-riGardner, Airs Abos. M s ( Avon Fillmore Diek Spencer, Air. and Airs. Paul Ah W Ie. Others in Nelson. Alt' and Airs Alnx GardI s. Vera Clow-- 1 G ner. Air and Airs LaGrnne r, Airs. Alary Wren Gardner of Roosevelt. D J e g Stark. Airs. of Harris SpokAirs Pessa Utah.; L; Airs. Clara Hill, ane. Daphne Spencer Ah A-- ' a Airs Helen of San Diego, California; Lester W. Tervort.AIrs G.r-dneand IN en Spene.j-- of Airs Sarah Roosev ilt. Dellas Spencer of Paik St Dixon. Mrs Citv Devee Spencer of Farming-ton- : Mrs. Alinme Flias G.irdui r of Provo. Flov d G, Winnie, Airs. Gardner of Thistle: Alolba Swam S' 11 y guest of of Ogden: Air and Airs Joe Hanbirthday son. and Air. and Abs. P. AT. Petn.fts erson of Fairview. WHEAT I" I d The for hybrid sweet corn, a REPORT GOOD months foimerly permitted. This am provision of a recent OPA endinent is to reduce the number of renewal applications by the consumer, and the amount of paper work required of the Rationing Board. The amendment provides that rations issued for do- DISTRIBUTED To insure an ample supp' jjhd; mestic cooking and lighting no e volatile mixture of and issuance dates bear longer cars in the 14 We be passenger and coupons may expiration, States before cold weather used as long as they last. WPB has ordered industry SUGAR TO SAVE BEES Beekeepers who are facing loss cohol manufacturers with n; of their bees because of lack of al distribution to supply spec, sufficient natural food, may ob- quotas to the States upon re tain additional sugar allotments if of orders from dealers. I they are registered with OPA as State will receive a supply t. to one and onehalf galte industrial users. The supplemental allotment is limited to a max- passenger car registered. Su imum of 15 pounds per bee colony included are: Arizona, Cote. per year. Applications should be Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Neb made in person or by mail to the ka, Nevada, New Mexico. Local Rationing Board. Oregon, South Dsi Utah, Washington, and Wymi'jw HOUSING DOWN e M al- NO DATES ON KEROSENE COUPONS Persons who use small amounts of kerosene for domestic cooking and lighting may now get renewal for periods longer than the six a Friday-night- A hoif bushel bag is Jbushil bag, for cottonseed. . s - ie-s- ti i : i ugn-iiiltur- includes, but pi oducts is not limited to, cotton, beans, teed, flour, meal, flints, potatoes, l j Mis Snl Cot ay entertained at a 'A a biithday party last Finlay m lion ell! ' or the tenth birthday ammeisaiv Hal of her daughter, Diane. Games i d : i effi 4 n t d last AI.,s Bonnie II u pt Indiana, wti'k from Aloosehej pai and w'll inie mdelmitely Mi with lur grandmother. Alls. SulShe was recently la Harper from the Aloo-- a heart tted Mli Id gladl,. si h school. m d to th 'iii. ' lift. pi nding Mis Wilda Alorril! Smith of :e with mi! nm th. Montana, with her litA. Kahspel, ml Mis to. a' nts, tle 11 .1 giandxon, Paul S. Hums of loo Salt Lake City, was a guest at the home of Dave Shuler and visI! Del s id the Jemal' Delta ited her aunt. Airs. Stella Harper Mo Club V. cl e enh tallied last and other relatives and ft lends m v Mi a . . k Ott at her Payson over Sunday. By ron In in n was tallow ed by an Mrs Alary Gleason Raines of ml pi izes wa re given to i. e M. Civile Mi Mahan and Mrs Ogden, who with her mothei.AIis Clara Gleason, of Berkeley, Calif., Amo.' has been visiting in Payson, has word that her husband, reeeixed of Mr. anti M: s. Eldon n In Raines .has left for overCaptain .ho ubstned ttmr hirth-int- h seas service. T.",'. , and 111!' lt, of blood. from los l been Farm and Home in Wartime Cl. Han. a , i r (dial t. I "'liiiniiiiiiD i , . pk.n (I,. Sp I i and d a t ' A i In i S 1. oil. a V. I v. w t M t e i h. C A CUtt : i.K, Mi . i i l.e p.lll.s .a 11!.,' M Hi, a 1. Hi AUTUMN ARRIVES Mia Zol i Noon t ntoi lamed the SEPTEMBER 23 n r.d Moof her Five Hundred i t h ht i: Autumn began m tlw N"1 rn, i i lul) at her home hot Thu: .'day h.iM'Phuv .ul spring m the a .special Si .1,1 tit - Pf-Gull at Mia. Gladys Hiatt u lit 111 mi'pheie at L mU k Sun- at dl d to t and p! 1a s Wilt w a: Sipti m nine, 'tt pile .dla Me II, e lb S Naval OhMi-v.umMm Hiatt and Mts WlI'O nt-l- y 0. K. HutetufiMt : a 1 COUSINS MET FOR FIRST TIME IN SIXTY YEARS arid Mis E.l : Gif. San lay v,-.- Heat Do Trick. reasurer; seeietary-treusu- The Payson Chronicle Industrial Uses Of Radio Found secretary-t- t; PAYSON, UTAH Injure Next Winters Ii you are ed, call at yoa SPRING CANYON COAL for War. formation. ESSENTIA! Wh er W & SMITH COAL CO WORKERS MUSI flf CERTIi 1CATE m 350 East Fourth South Payson, Utah his I additional By Ton or Load tiere & cal Scrfeway Supply i fOfinn Into-- it vi help Raf y I VALLEY MORTUARY FORMERLY THE DESERET MORTUARY 1 WALTER RIGBY Payson, Utah A. C. Hatch L. Roy Johnson Provo, Utah Willi Spanish Frkl Ml |