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Show Vs A "i Ji ' 1 Hjr payson r HRONICLI3. OBITUARY ANIMALS i 1I(Wiuns(m, fp lth Dust Stouns i1, ' i PAYSON UTAH, l'mlaN 'f August 25, 1944 - w"- -i iQji-rr-y- t By MRS. CHAS. A. TIETJEN re? I dtf Hut s tdmit i s" r ' I 7ic J U i J1M ' ' J t ' V uni O ! ned noi iwT of the '1 n ot lilt Old li i r 1 J -- o 1 al tie' (u; im v r o t , ' e ' 1 1 , , f C to -- t, f tie 1? tc m v service nds of lie i ry wni nee . We tails '.,11 i . 4 s 5 N 4 'f. tact 4 C tandingly kf TK .EY V V r 1 ttZj ARY , Wl'll u?h Marim ouiiins r i lift ar d the n Tit 1 0J L t! rr( ,L whue their a' d their w ,h a rew tn 'mi e fcattle-l5-,d- s TO MIS By SMOVHtwikiG HlS BODY IN A Fa-- 1 I CO MPAN ION, w HOb t CONTINUE RESISTANCE OF HONOR WAS pEGT fiOVER IE . n -- Y$ soil and r afAj puwnt bit 111 v it from blowing sjd )U, a transport th ,t tie weik after pilot Japan folds up thin 11 put is to work in si i cthmg t!it never as tlowi before glass seed and li S HV ...L ,!.e DRUG r, PAYSON UTAH ended, with a drop of 253,004 in white collar workers oTset partly by an increase of 89 392 In other categories the budget bureau reported to congress At the end of the year there were 2,839,366 go, eminent employees, compared with 3 003 038 on June 30, SERVICE of 1943 the total, 1 640,687 were white collar workers paid on a regular monthly has s by executive departments and agencies In the lact quarter, the total of these employees deceased 31,400 Other government eu plojees on the pay roll are classed as wage earners, and are paid on a daily or hourly basis Of 2 1, and 3 Star Made of Silfc Taffeta Large Plane Picks Up NOT FADE WILL Glider Without a Stop IN NORMANDY. A plane swooped over this field, snatc! ed a glider up in the a.r and towed it back to beginning a new England the motorless for program salvage boxcars This is the first time the gliders have been reclaimed on the fly from the combat arias from anvthmg but mding strips, said Col. prepared Gljnne M Joies if LaFajette, La , adding, We h i e to salvage a rum ir of the hundreds that landed cl r.ng the invasion A C 47 FIELD tran'-por- t y reielj, 1 O, V. AW N--si AS A 8 1E USS U--f named Mis Simiuoris Dolly i at the humi of Mis Lizzie Tilt' Farnier and War Honds nisnar Seuetary, Robert Secietaiy, ltobeit sr r, Arnst-ing- s rV Cf uie to be held. by Mr. A. S. Gos avid Master of the National Grange hear WE FREQUENTLY raise the question as to whether or not they should buv War Bonds as long as they are m debt. The answer to this question should depend in large measure upon the nature of the debt and whether or not it is current. If par' of it is past due, and the borrower expects to experience difficulty in meeting past due payments, he probably should bring his debt into current position before investing m Bonds. If, however, his payments are cuirent, there seems to be no reason why farmers should not buy as many Bonds as they are able. Most individual investors in government Bonds are carrying debt in one form or another, at rates higher than the Bonds will yield. This is as it should be if the purchaser is m an earning position which permits the accumulation of some surplus, for we all owe it to our government to do our utmost in the financing of the war, even though the transaction may result m our paying some extra interest on outstanding debts. When a farmer owes money, he Is always concerned as to whether his crops will sell at prices which will enable him to repay his debt. When prices are high it is good business and conservative finance to reduce the debt as lapidly as possible because when prices are low, it takes more crops and name efforts to make the payments We should not forget, however, that a government Bond will pay off an equal amount of dollars of debt, no matter whether prices are high or whether prices are Iqw. It is, therefore, a sound and conservative practice to buv government Bonds and lay them Annst-nesna- th aside to make payments on existing ill bis when they fall due. In lai t, quite aside from the p.ttiioln appeal, it is good businiss to buy Bonds rather than make pi on di lit, bei.iuse the time may tome whin the readv cash ts net di il and the money tied up ul pi a vnu nts cannot be returned. II tins money Is invest! d in Bonds, it tan be into ash to meet any needs whuh may arise. If everyone follow-ethe policy of buying no V, ar Bonds until their debts wire paid few Bonds would bo sold to the public We h ve an obbg ition to help lmance this war which is vastly more important than the income we may receive on tie investment of money in War Bonds con-vcrt- iil d Farmeis aie finding it impossi- ble to maintain thi ir machinery and buildings m a satisfactory st ite of rtp.r Thiv are finding that they cannot uplace worn-ou- t equipment except at excessively high cost. II would seem to he sound and (onsirvatne business prartiie to lav aside money to make the repairs and replace worn-ou- t equipment when mat rial and machines are again available. No safer plai e i an he found to lav aside monev for sui li purposes than in government Bonds. Every time we buy a Bond we are n t onlv abutting in financing t' e war, bu' v e are also doing our b t to j mint that most dreaded economic dis ti r called inflation. If each one of us would invest as much .is we could in joveinment (l p ri.uigi r of inflation Bolide would be oicatly reduced Dick Peny son of Mr and Mrs P Peny of Salt Lake is home on a fui lough and is visiting relatives and fi lends m Santaquin Mrs Elizabeth Jennan of Chicago has been visitng heie wth hei relatives Ms Lillian Gieen-halg- h and Mis Vivian Kay. to Pcf artment AJC teni ffic&itt 3 Ladies of the Elite Club and thin husbandts weie entertained Satuiday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Mennels Holla-daDinner was served on small tables after which 500 was played High scoie prize was won by Reed Chadwick and second puze by Pauline Christensen. Clfa A y ice-p- PICKERING & CORAY TWO-PIEC- u E COMPRESSION Phone Phone 127 142-- foteiccty 9 6 $ccdC4- - While a comGOLDEN, COLO miles for aid, Kirk four reed panion Cammaci Jr, 17, Denver, clung overdesperately to a small tush hanging a 175 foot chism Cammack and seven friends started out to climb th. wall of the canh.s footing and yon when he lost bush as he slid grabbed the s i all over 'he side cf t'e precipice His ccrri ar, ons were unable to reach n m a .d te clung to the bush for an hour until sheriff George Koch and tv o )epuies dragged him to s&fet.' with a r pe. ra t Steady bdj f htlp lmL to Prepare Ycarsell Good-Pa- y Jeb, Sr.-3- lo iooli ahead and ahvjJ manual independence. pljn , far a career women learn the ' the rVfmodelL lei'PLnuJ O. 'h the latest fauliti and mndulPP iounS A, ylig ''dredj of 4 ,s man'J bre' hi- J" -' Ple Pa y. Qty nstruaion 11 to give in the art ot modern s fduates are nov. up to $00 or trained bcaur curators far exceeds id l st t th" b, of the action. was ro evplaraiur Co, Champion Forgetter Left $27,000 in Car Y! twins trsvt lint tn your eure hf lintostr ( nllflulnn Is p il We e only tlirno trsc overIand GREYHOUND lNCM Opcrsted hr MTiUTATI TAANin P.M. Fenin-iliani- f LsI'Cty n -- ur 1. 1 ' r.u.a-- , Jce ,,er State tubs nths mi j li v thats your privilege thinking Im just plain hipped on everlastingly keeping this with Conoco Nf d engines insides oil. Maybe there is and may lie there isn't sixty other ways that would have kept engine acids Harbor from raising Ned with this is I know this, its limousine. But one thing still running swell on nothing but Conoco N'h motor oil. You neednt be a scientist to know that acids from every explosion are forever trying to spoil an engine. Looks like the proper idea is to try blockading those acids by getting your Go ahead oil-plate- pre-Pea- engine synthetic in Conoco magnetism, because tract a shield of easily tear right into d. I learned rl theres a modern Nfh that reminds you of it makes inside surfaces atAcids can't so this. Then your oil-pln chance When to extra last an has you. engine new cars arrive, hurray! But a real advanced improvement right now is to switch to Conot o Nfh motor oil, see. oil-platin- oil g. a a tr ,e and d a sav leav-?- n in 199 dol-,- , nr if- - d.scov--P- i , money and timed it a- local law o police. Unw " in six unless claimed t'-- e Addpss the Goofy, am I ? oil-plate- I PHONE 29 PAYSON. UTAH ion forgetters 3c:;-?- l Salt ldry' nJ tCUlis cf One CouPn for Fall ?nf orr.' Bulty narr' nla i''lon, thorugh coin, Pply. Service on southern to c i an sh border, cr rep rts sa.d nelv es w i re said belt ng all Ptrjignan line Med 'erranean There is i border SPAIN PuPT :! cr .fitablt bea'mJS Wt Service Reported Cut On Two Nazi Rail Lines P 1 luti sta'en lip, liw s arc ilomu llmr part for V ictorv last vear bus lints carried over half of all the passtn Hers that traulh J on pnhht tamers In many tommiinitns hu is are the only form of pahlit transportation. Overland Greyhound is pulling all Iti efforts, expcrunie and resources into helping pel form the hiugest transportation job of all tic e. That is why our servin' to you now cannot always he what you have conic to expect We salute this stale for us patriotic consi.lt ration ol the ton.h lions created hy the war. look to When Victors is won Ovirland Greyhound for a brand new ehapier in eoirifortahle, eonve-nient- , scenic highway transportation. UTAH PAYSON, after UH fJtCrut DANIELS DRUG SEALED BURIAL VAULT i U S' Tii hj ik He is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs Hit urn Kay. The family of the late Elerhait Bauer of Payson, gathered from fioin all paits of Utah Sunday for Ihur ltith annual reunion in Provo Canyon. Dean Bauer of Provo, pusidmt of the organization for the past year directed the activities foi the day which inculded picnic, sports and program. Of-felected for next year are all fioin Salt Lake City and include, Iiuin Bauer, president, Mack i esident, John Bau-- 1 Bauer, , seci i tary and historian. jv Youth Hangs to Bush an Hour in Precipice Fall ,f Opportunity visiting hue liom Cu'ilm m uni Mis Edna Hill weie guilts Monday night Mis Jack Lovtliss had a num-h- u of guists fiom Spanish Folk his homo in Long Beach, Calif- at her home Sunday tuning in-- i ornia after spending a week hero hiding her sister, Mis. Blair Milwith his patents, Mr and Mis ner. She lecently n tumid fiom Flank Wall and other lelatives Tixus while sin was with hi r husband until he left foi oveist as Ms Bell Greenlagh entertained the 'ollowing at a dinner at Dr Glade Wall of Long Thuisday evening, Mi and California is hue this wiikBtich, with Mis Clifton Holladay of San his puiuits, Mi ami Mis Fi ink Mi. and Mis Fiunasco, Iloughic Tweode and children of Salt Lake Wall Mi and Mrs Junior Searle and Mi and M s Juspi i Hill left Mi. and Mrs Menncls T. Holidfm California to visit Fnd iv of ay Santaquin. wijh thin son Kiri who is in the Mr and Mrs. Judd Fowkes en-t- n navv and exputs to leave for tamed at a party in Piovo ov else is duty soon i any on Thuisday afternoon in honor of Master Sgs and paraMi and Mis Clifton Ilolluduv trooper Allen Dale Guffiths of of San bianusio, Cihformi, Mi Camp Louis Obispo California and MisIIewtv Twtde and child-le- n Other guests were his mother, of Salt Lake and Mr and Mis Ethel R Griffiths of Salt Mrs Mennels T Holladay of n Luke, Mis I Donald Jennan and aie laeatmmng this week two daughters Coune and Cam-ll- e at Vivian Paik in Piovo canyon. f i oin Logan, Mrs Naorm of Provo and Mrs Henrietta The iogul.il monthly meeting A Tietjon of Santaquin of the Lady Fui nuns oigmiza-tio- n was hi Id Friday night in the Mr and Mrs. Fiank Soienson moms with Mrs Jack aie i on i ing congiatulations over Ligion the safe aiuval of then second Loveless in charge The time was son at the Payson City Hospital. spent in I Red Cioss si w ing and loutme usim ss A snap book An old age Penxiomer group neently completed by the memwas oiganued heie Friday aftei-noo- n bers was displayed at the City Hall with Ncplu Nelson, Piesident, Mrs. Clara Leu " Me-Be- g9asga v The Stars anil slr,p(.s arp rajsed over the mai ,m- - lurraiks on Orote peninsula, ti'iun attir more than Total of Employes in 2'j jeais. (nl. M.uui I. siimei-deof (latskuue, Ore, lomniand-in- s Federal Jobs Is Lower WASHING TON The total of oflner, salutis the flag raising. Leatherin'! hs look loi aicl to the civilian emplovees decreased 163 G72 m the fiscal year just capture of the riulippowwi oon. CO rntcr-t.nn- ui Sun-taqm- Ily-m- g UT t la naked tj MEDAL convinced now that blear m from S cria Sme of these b.sis, among the m w i rf ul m the Pmific, un- quistii nablv ul; be matn'amed in strip. th m , i dcctime ard already commarr ers are realiz ng that unless the dust problem is Lcked they will not be nralur statons They Oil- - No Till bOLCMONS t AwARLED TO HE Ft Afi-ucu- k gurke, commemorates the FOR which a CONGRESSIONAL ms own saiUiTiced jap hand cut nape with A nrgmj irr id Tifv art p-- posmunousiY axazd PFC.HENRy GURKE.USMC, ms.aiin. Tituishero, Th r f. ,n c -- tYf 4 AMERICA'S tilGHBST VECOZtflOtf is-- f are woidumg wh.t s,nt of uge-tatio- n can be phnted to bind the r SON, !' e ne'v r, -J - thev nal stand 'ossible . t t i rv P r - CAMPAIGN ha e , as L trrv f t "ht'Mji! r ) Ur, ci - ',Ptrsqi nd tl his, , lit ld--- ill e i c ed t r - v.i i'Nivv - at T e ?i fH fn- t'e e d uli'.jV , d j i urs pi L nV ' n t hi " ,i ,i t'tr ,s V C c , ' - re'll es JK s a r t to u s- riht fi i f lai sa H 3-3- r i t T f the blimfl n i c es f. i tllll. V,v , " i vl it the b v hei m ighborho ul sewing club lust Fiiduy afternoon Additional gut sts wm Mis Byron Mendenhall and Mis Ed Snydir. r sr u, ueo t e s, ir. s t t h W f (I C 1 Li v i c!ir ; d t l e tb '1 tiujd hid t li tie i, u I t L' dor ! e : ' ) , f j1 1 it ' lUiils e rV lj b r ( A1 i i t ' ' i t t Ebiboth Min Mis Rishop Neils Butler left last Friday with his two grandsons foi San Fianiseo Cahfurnu taking them to their parents, Mr. and Mis Ladtll ButU-The tvi buys have fcpent the last ten weeks heie with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Neils Butler Mr Butler expects to be gone two w et ks. Ui Glade Wall lift Fnday foi ruhni. (i A", r i tu 'll jn und' Mis Edn i J lit mutt of Pay-xo- n spi nt Wedni sdav hi ir with hi l mother, Mis Emma Jams SANTAQUIH NOTES CONOCO MOTOR OIL UHH |