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Show Augiut The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Two Products Distributors For UTOCO Building Problems I do atiout - Whut on the kitchen wall in Hpiitti-rinback of my stove? Ymi might rnviT tin urea in y THE EUREKA REPORTER $ Rn-ns- e hark nr tin- - alnve with a sheet of alumiiiuin. A less expensive ivm-edhnwi-vi-r- . is to apply a coat of pure whili1 shellac. A wet rug then will remove the grease sjiols. new q l jApwt to pul on ahome. my roof and would you suggest What wood frume for a Colonial house? A -- - While there are various color combinations that would look attractive, one especially suite,! for a house of Colonial type architecture such as you describe calls y, I X 31, WSJ matter February 10, 1948, at the "Entered as eecond-clu- a the Act of March 8, 1879." under office at poet Eureka, Utah, Subscription In Advance, IVr Year, $3.00; IVr Copy, 10c Editor and Manager I t Iahkihun Uonovkk Mr. Reporter J IJixlk Com'KY liMIUNTAIIVf S Three yoouffteri, separated from perente la Brooklyn subway station, art awod by polico ear ride U precinct station U await parent. V NATIONAL -- x1 , . LOST TRIO AJlZflh?Q EDITORIAL As0CfjTl0N OnCAOO blend asphalt for shingles for the roof with white on the sidewalls and window shutters painted dark green. This pleasing color contrast will be enhanced by painting the chimney white, possibly with a narrow band of dark green as an added blue-gree- UTIOKAt AOVlinilNO SSATTLS m(w fOM IAN flANCHCO CHINA LOBBY V touch. In how many ways can Q wood grains be matched for high - Congress, President Examine influence on Foreign Policy C.OOI) ADVICE By WALTER runOne ofthe American railroads publicaning an unusual series of advertisements been have ads highly praitions in its region. These has-bee- style furniture? A -- Hardwood face veneers used in furniture and wall paneling are matched in three basic ways, known as book-matc- SHK.IU .4. sed by business leaders and others in all sections of the country. And they are all based in the idea that money in China. to make America strong we must do four things The Two American groups, of work, save, vote, pray. which only one. the Cou.uiittre to Defend America by Aui:ng AntHere is a paragraph from one of the advertise- sivalchd. Wilii votes authority to icommunist China, has First we must theIf the Nrnaterelations ments which strikes the keynote: foreign congress under the Ii.'.liy la a, ami work. We must work harder. We must work better. for sueh a prohe, II likely will ta l- the American China I'oiicv Inrurs'on headed by A Trod K.M..tj. We must produce more. Second, we must save. We ithe fenn of a Into the devious maehinillons of a New Yolk importer of Cni ee we must save money. We must save materials. Third, score of org.v.tzjtiuns: lit those goods, will come under tlie sp of the proposed prutsmust vote. We must vote for statesmanlike leaders. s.'t up to fos'rr the Interests of the China or Communist regime; we The ld who have first, the Committee to Demen We must vote for courage. Fourth, III those whirh have the backing of fend America by A 'ling . We must pray. We must pray to God for guidance. k the Nationalist or Chiang rnanist China, is heudH by K. McKee. in must pray to God for peace. We must pray to God in clique In exile on Formosa, and I3 those organizations roi.iposrj h.: and and counphilanthropist, our and us for He done has all for gratitude for of Anierir.'.ns who have at one time been active in p ili'v groe n foreign do it well, or another sought to Infl rn'-- this sn.ee before World War I Inel. ded try. That is our job. Yours and ours. If we country a foreign puliey In the Iar,jn jjie yjcn,.t. group., according in well help make America strong. ' a survey by Congres!u.ia' I) 'a: The cynics may laugh at that as an whirl, ,v are Davl,, Ulll,lli:Vi any of the many char.-coutmoded doctrine. But it is just the kind of doctrine ha-- e been made on the floor ef he International L a l i e s far: full-sca- fia-- Asmi-ciatru- three-pron- g - An,,-f'ei- Kai-she- Ere.!-r-i- rk PiV.-lmrg- h e ler-I- ed f s . eoneressu ml cofnrvtsenate, that gave us freedom and all the rest of the spiritual bn t in the and material benefits we have enjoyed and enjoyed true, then likely '.he rd f the pili: eal on bn:h .v in far greater measure than any other jwople. It is fares I nee lo'.h within ant v.iL'.i'.t the antithesis of the phony argument that the world tlie guv. owes everyone a living, and that we can get something liet pile I hit ohtiont Ijit. ide'il 'I'rntnan. thrr h J :r for nothing. It is the antithesis of the kind of politics Pin n r. hit yi ot Sta'e tit. in which destroys principles in search of votes. And it tmh a po'e itis the antithesis of the anti-Go- d philosophy of Com- I'.'ucte! gott rum "it ay. ltiet to cooptue inti iti.lt ant munism. a! uiw.wh.'rr tel ., lor sn.h a purWork, save, vote, pray. There could be no better po.t. advice for American? today. i Secretary iesti'yu'i; i:i tei-- s a;-- . raus.-iit- r'-ff-k t -- f . - a-- . y ms-rro- - Ai','r-i:- be-for- e il cm im.C.ce t;.e It.i tlie MacArl.v.ir o.ib-- r proceedings said: i- am au'.hrried aui "... l.v the nt to I PaieCakwieme : say to the t ro.-- I n that he r.is in- s. ' icte I.,- a ;ciciea of t::e exeeu-t.- ve an. branch liavii'g : iiwei t- ."tis in regard to this I i Pn-sii- - i l- 1 - 1 1 all !hur ivateml pit c: n he nn imir-u'iHof wh-r- t i so u,- pr.ns-,l executive branch me p- -.l Conquers Alcoholism MORGAN C. JUDD, Knoxville, Tenn., says before he eould solve . 1! . . . . . in the has dirert.-- alo to n-- e end-mat- pp!e Changes in Utah Oil Refining . Plant Announced Changes in the operation of Utah Oil Refining Company's Provo bulk plant were anounced Wednesday by J. J. Winter. U toco's Provo division manager consumer. Glenn Ripple, former warehouseman at Provo bulk plant, was named products distributor at Springville; M. Dover Hunt, formerly assistant warehouseman at the Provo bulk plant, was apgood lawn. pointed products distributor for the Provo area. Hungarian Technicians has been in the cm- In Hungary, technicians from a Mr. ofRiple Com- Oil Utah ploy variety of other occupations are pany for fourteen Refining as first years, being transferred by the govern- a tank truck salesman and then inment to the coal as warehouseman in the Provo dustry. bulk plant. Iass than half the farms in the Mr. Hunt has been with the, United States have telephones. The Utah Oil Refining Company since midwest and mountain states have February 1941. He has worked in the most, and southern states have the tire warehouse in Salt Lakej City, later in the transportation the least. department in Salt Lake, and in No person can sec more than July 1943, began working out of 3000 stars at one time with the Provo buik plant as tank truck naked eye. even on the best of salesman until his appointment as assistant warehouseman. nights. A--- ; j j -' m the bulb from whence the bloon. comes is perfectly har.lv and may bo left in the ground year after year to multiply. During the spring month, strap, like leaves are sent up; jn jUIK they die away completely. Tha is indicated the only true resting period of lycoris. Make all your friends feel that there is something fine in each. FOR SALE j modern house, or see Fiovd Nash. RADIO Call mi 31p Communication Receiver Broadcast Short Wave SX-2- 669-- 1. Excellent. Phone Springville, Utah. One of the largest rhododendron beds in the world attracts thousMISCELLANEOUS ands of visitors each summer to Rhododendron state park in New FOR BEAUTY service - Call Sadie's Beauty Shop. Payson - SI 3 East 3rd North Payson. Sadie Warr, Ojwrator Hampshire. 490-- ELVA H. BONNER, 'teacher piano and voice. Call 75 Furt-k- : I- The hardy amarylhs. found listed as amaryllis.xometim, halli. w properly known as lycorts squun. igera. It is also known to man Utah gardnera as the naked lily because of Its habit of blnomtn minus any foliage. It u ;,u, wll the mystery lily. Despite the handicap of so many names, It is a beautiful riuwer and j c.'irid.d.i f'irroll b'ese. fermer rli:ur....i G'). ' n;,l ci.i.mi'.lee: Jj.i.e. A I rhui-'iua- Beautiful Mystery Fjower h, V.ioeriialiirial ley, f'li Hardy Amaryllis Is :..i-e- s :s-y infor-matii.- will direct tli it - a. n-- n s r For-hui-i- v s - . - f . , r t i s s "JOE BEAVER" By Ed Nofziger . In other. There were other sage pieces of advice, but Morgan Judd says these two alone were sufficient for him. During tlie IWul your r lung July I. li'M, the lout lu-footwear reiiiiirements of the t'R army and air force are estimated ul 'JlO.WVi pairs of service shm-- a a pairs of combat other types of lent her fiuitweur to make lip nn uggrej;nte of l.ixxi.piin pairs a month. tu-g- frtHMHk) tHuds, and enough ! I month. q .AUGUST SPECIALS COSTUME WALT DISNEY JEWELRY FIGURINES l3 TO l2 OFF NOW $1.00 plus tax Watch IScpairing Reg. $2.50 NOW Practically drve ittelfi Fordo-tnatthink i for you. It smoothly and automatically a provide ic counties number of drive rotios through which engine power it fed to the rear wheel. You'r bos avary second. Step down on the accelerator and you get on extra spurt of power for $3.00 SI. 95 hill climbing downhill Fast and Dependable WEBB'S JEWELRY Spanish Fork, Utah and patting. Going you con thift to low ony speed for extra braking. Your Choice (kri'Ki S L' toe i, 3nt olvminum, or coal w-- d wev rn', V S. of Acfteuh.iit ii a cuentiol to America at Heel, jot to use our for if wisely." nt 31p c a ij I rommiil . Edison, former New J fc ernor. The organ? i!:on hendet in p V:c berg 'w:s icr:--,eye as Pie fo. Iieaj of uej by n::tnr Jjs :h Mc:rear ca.m-.i.-Carthy in his ae.ur.st S ert tar- - of St.it Dean Ac and o in .be state m Me ie.;lb.-department I. is gru-,:aic Vi'.iia::i I.nci). Manchester N H , puhl.sher. ;re.::de: t of the organvatiu'i. Max Eastman, author and roving ed.lor of Readers Digest: lands Waldman. onetime Socialist caedidate for gnver-to- r of New York: George Earle, former governor of Pennsylvania and former Representative Clare f tooth I. lice of Time, Life and all the.ie i:f g.iver:-.!-..- . nt to cooperate to the fullest ext'-n- t w ifh -- nv riuiiinilti e or c.imiinltiu's of me i go into Congress wh.ich wish Both these orpublications. th-.af help- matter for the r i ganizations made substar.tial camo i in . a v cuntribiit.or.s in the 191.1 and V ? S e i R Ore. I paign Iliad campaigns to elect their I are an.- It- mil Mi-- ij" friends, the most publicized, the oi t'.ie ulh iis in calling for the pri-hut ,!i is sufficiently Kolilberg contribution to Senator John Bulier. who defeated Senator ions to include. lima t i:i Is ir Millard TVd:n.: of Maryland. no: e Iv a. i n tion of a China Iriinicall.r, th- - MrKce committee . r li fur-i ibv f any other y bill a $.1,10 to the contributed rampaign of to inilu-p- o ir lit sign Senator Wayn- - Morse in Oregon, tinof rv the while ri.ee lol. Kohtberg in addition contribS'.a'--'I . Cn.i-i- l calls uted Sl.OOn to the fund of Senator for an appi i pi a..e:i i . S'Vtl.OOil for Styles Bridges of New Hampshire. tl.c joll Chinese organi.-.ationactive in Alu v fpt it ii theft fjrioui this country wd. tie discussed In grot.pt rum into atlrouomif at fignret a following article. ra..- the Dig Problem in his life, he had to form a whole new phi-- L ophy of living. He learned that this had to be don by his own self and that anything another contributed in the way of help was merely help. He awoke one day about six years ago to find himself definitely an alcoholic. He had suddenly realized that every time he took a drink, he wanted to kep on drinking until he "drew a blank." The habit, of course, had come upon him by degrees, and in the full belief that when he wanted to stop drinking, all he had to do was to stop. Now he knew it was not as simple as that. Every time he had had occasion to worry, he had taken a dr ini;; every time Fear had risen within him. he had taken a drink. Now he could rot stop, for 1. .. power hud been, tf not destroyed, at least stymied. ing the seriousness of his condition, knowing that since it couldn't gci L tier by pu'tii.: off from day to day, from drink to drink, the aclu.d disc. it ding of the now terrifying habit, he appealed to that o. 'iety that has done so much to help men who have similarly suffered. Alcoholics Anonymous. After telling him that his va most hopeful, since he really wanted to cure himself, they gave luin rules to practice. Here are two; the first one was the ui .t important: I livery day decide that you won't take a drink 1 '1 v. N.xcr ini.nl about Itniunruss, that will take rare i el., l.ive for today only. 1' r.sigvt your own problem by brroming interested . . . Workers; Ma'.tae w U'oii, presi.ien: AIT, Free Trade Union (' :nv,,v jay i.nvestonr. rxi'ca'.i'.e secretory of the AFL c.r v.l ) (Vi- - ; e stan.'iug names v.h ch I .:I.cd w.lh the Mciiee or ;.i:',:rati n arc (j.-- Wi.l.am J Do. e an V. i firmer GOT .. .. Yi h, but many addiand tional designs are achieved through combinations or variations of these basic methods. The art of veneer matching has been so perfected that the designer may achieve almost any effect desired, utilizing the exquisite figures of rare woods to the fullest. Q How much top soil is needed for a lawn. minimum of alx Inches of top soil is recommended for a slide-matc- and iht charge bat hern made that money appropriated hr Ihn join-mefor aid to the ( hung govern-mea- t in China hat fonod i'i o ar into ihtt country for the purpmt ot tpreading propaganda to influence the i pending of more Ament an MANY NEWSPAPER end articles have ben written concerning the China lobby in this country, but according to th.ni? senators spnnsorir.g a resolution for a congressional investigation into the ramifications of this global organization, with all Its mystic, niystrrious, oriental intrigue, the surface only has been n old-fashion- n at Eo.r r'n0! to "rock" If even easier out of sand, snow or mud with Fordomatic Ihjn with Conventional diive, J,i,r move the selector back ond forth between low and reverse. It t a powerhouse! Fordomatic't automatic interme- Come In and "Test Drive" FORDOMATIC pa-sav- diate gear provides smooth, fast, economical "getaway" without wasteful engine racing. Uses no more gat than the savingful conventional Ford. Gsflfieini M!!:!? C GOSHEN, UTAH the |