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Show t Henson United Wednesday at the home of from thil secretary of the Mrs Sarah Anderson Hansen who was observing. Amanda LOCAL NEWS lent I;,r Ex of States Civil Service Board her birthday anniversary. Luncheon week end in River ::i viii;;r. cu of unineis at the po.--t office was served to about forty guests with Mra Ida Griffin. Mrs Janie Riskeliey of Logan tomluute in any city which has x ljrh0 called during the afternoon.! spent Wendeaday visiting her sis- Dost office of the first or .second! Out f town guests were Mw. j ter Mrs Fred Hillyard. Hunsokerof Tre- or from the United States Esther and Ada CMUB Mae Dahle of Mra. and Washingmonton iThe children of Mrs Fred Hill-yar- d Civil Service Ommission, Clorlcston. C. surprised her on her birthday ton, D. Mm Venice Benson was hostess by oaming in Monday evening and the members of the Arnica bridge to A having an oyster supper. Those prechib last Wednesday evening. the BEST buy IN sent were Mr and Mrs. Russell ww luncheon Saturday last left J.vely Larsen Vernon Mrs and Mr Roy; Hillyard, Egan, CALIFORNIA Wins after whrfh bridge was Mr and Mrs Alton HKlyard and wt Mighton, Utah, after having members,Mrs. Fern Richardson was here. weeks played. families, Mr and Mrs Oliver Bur- spent the past two a special guest. High were prize bank, Mr and Mrs Mose Jeppesen Mr and Mra. Virgil Hansen and was awarded In Mrs Opal Clarke of Logan, Cleo and Connie Egan. two children of L gon visited last Mr and Mrs Muwellus Ilanten Bumel and Faye Hillyard All wish- Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ora Jenat a luncheon following the presided ed their mother many more kins. last Friday evening. Guet dance Mrs. Hildora Petersen entertained Sn!,Iuded Megsrg end Masdamea Mur-wit- h a quilting party last Saturday. end Mariner Anderson, Vernose Mr. Ferry Watts left Monday Dinner was served to Mrs. lient j Granule Cra baton, Jane p morning for the mission home in Alvis, Elizabeth H Peterson, Lmcn , Jenkins and Osmond Salt Lake where he will spend a Nehun, Lettie Jenkins, and Edith pterson Alvis. couple of wrecks prior bo bis leav- Cooley. Mr and Mrs. Ariel Grrffin if ing for the Hawaiian mSsion. A group of friends called at the Oarkaton are the proud parents rrf Saturday. horns of Mrs. Ella P Benson lair, a baby girl bom hat Civil Service Exams ; Friday aftemon, the occasion be- Mr.i Griffin was formerly Mhs " anniversary. The Viudice Nelson. , The United States Civil Service ing her birthday Baird and eon of was spent visiting and P afternoon J Mh. Commission has announced open sixteen Richmond, spent a few days visiting was served to examinations pa - fol- luncheon competitive here. guests. , lows: u IEH Hsmem of Grace, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Eimr Feterrnn and Supervisor, alphabetic duplicating relatives. week here visiting with list spent Norma, h operators, $1,800 a year; daughter, in Salt Mrs. LaRue Jones end n Willbrd Ike. visiting accounting-machin- e alphabetic supervisor, wt.h haft held eras spent last Saturday visiting A no hoiers party opera tom, $1300 a year; horizontal sorting-machin- e supervisor, oparaotrs, $1,620 a year. Under card-punoperator, $V 260 a year; alphabetic duplicating h operator $1,440 a year; horizontal sorting-machioperator, $1,440 a year. 0 Field assistant (entomology), a year, field aid (entomology), field aid $1,440 a year, aasfctant (uitomol.gy), $1,020 a year, Bureau of EnUxnoJUgy sed Plant QuaranHe-'u-- The SMITHFIELD SENTINEL Published Ever Friday st Smith field, Utah Eh tend el the Pea tof flee at Smlthfield, Utah, aa Second Out Mail 'fig f1 Matter Advertising Bates Will Be Made Known Upon Application DO WE WANT SOCIALISM OR WORSE? UnleN tiie g.winnient is prepared for a complete rewlutiun in its structure and 4he adoption of Sociulium or Communism, ownership and operation mast be prevented, declared the Ohio Chamber uT Commerce recently. IThia ie typical expressions from over COO similar organization of American business men, (recently Withered in a poll conducted by the TraiLportaihm Conference. There is a wealth of purely practical argument against government .wnerahip of the rail. As experience in other countries has shawm, it would plore a tremendous dmin upon the already taxpayer. The Canadian National Railroad, which is certainly as iwell operated as a similar system in the United States would be failed to' meet fixed oharges toy over $456,000,000 from 1923 through 1931, while Its private competit.r, the Canadian Pacific, paid ovap $401,000,000 in intercut and dividends in that time. Even dismissing such deadly comparisons aa this, the principle at taka should bS deliberated by every American. The railroads constitute our hugest single, industry. They are absolutely vital to the maintenance and progress f our Industrial civilization. Once ment socialized the line, it would inevitably proceed to socialize other basic iniaV-ries-. And, as the Ohio Chamber said, Socialism or Communism would follow soner or Later. Suciulran and private enterprise cannot exist side by side. Aa various polls have howa, there Is Kiltie sentiment among the railroads. Certain political groups favor people f-- r government-owneand bills to attain that end have been introduced in it, part congresses and will be introduced again. It is no secret that some government ownership advocates 'would like to see the railroads driven into vitual bankruptcy, believing that would he a subtle way of bringing about Socialism. If American citizens wish see Socialism supplant United States constitutional ideas of government which guarantee free play for individual enterprise and private ownership of property, stunt in with railroads and watch the virus spread to other industries. economic nt d 1 key-punc- ch key-punc- ne $2,-00- tine. 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