Show "' v' Today fa Uiah Hitched to the Stats 500 VFW Auxiliary Members Due in SIX lor Convention rTFATJFtEOy June 6— Planners of the third annual Clearfield day have decided the celebration will be held June 30— but they aren't sure yet just where That's a matter first on the agen- 1 da tonight at eight when the city recreation department will meet in the city building to make more completeT plans "jL" Tones and Mrs Lucille Mrs Howe publicity chairman for the today central department said committeemen have already decida Miss Cleared on a parade-anfield contest Sponsored by the recreation deand partment Clearfield Kiwanis will club the annual event ' nt crM-rnnr- t iTa-x- r — SALT LAKE CITY UP —The of the Knights Salt Lake councilelected Joseph J of Columbus has Keiser a its grand knight Asks $121000 Damages MURRAY ' UP — Donald P Bag-shaof Murray has filed suit for more than S121000 against the Ken necott Copper Corp charging he suffered arsenic poisoning in the firm i new electrolytic refinery at rarfield More for Their Hay (UP — A gropp of Utah haVe voted to county hay growers ask $4 50 a ton more for their hay this year than in 1950 because of increased labor MM iMiMnirjr Spring Festival — Lay ton is planand spring festivalstartStrawberry Days celebration ing Friday UP LA YTON two-da-y Hearing Slaying SALT LAKE CITY iUP — A pre- been set for liminary hearing has 12 for Don Jesse Neal acSalt cused of the May 23 slaying of tar-leLake City Police Sgt Owen T June y Curb andGuttSf UP V A Offices - ImproveKAYSVILLE ment Chairman Rielly E Bushnell is going ahead reports that work and gutter prorapidly on a curb that includes the ject in Kavsvillc installation of 85000 feet Of curbing Slate Club Officer — officers of the New LOGAN at Sears Roebuck scholarship club are Utah State Agricultural college presiMarlin Fairbourne Sandy dent David Glover Farmington vice president James Seel y Castle SALT LAKE CITY June 6 — Planning to apply for a direct home or farm loan from the veterans administrationtThe direct loan Hotter hurry 30 June ends program The regional veterans administration office at Salt Lak? City In a reminder issued today said it would be almost impossible in most instances to process applications turned in after June 15 before the June 30 deadline The housing act of 1950 author-bee- s direct loans up to $10 000 at 4 percent interest to World war u veieians iu build or improve a farm house-Sincthe program got underway last summer more than -- 600 counties or parts of counties in desthe United States have been loans ignated as eligible for directveterans An estimated 5009000 of World war II live in these desThose designated ignated areas for Utah include all counties of the state except Salt Lake Weber and parts of Davis and Utah counties The area from the southern boundary of Layton to the northern boundary of Bountiful in Davis county is eligible As of May 10 about $90 000 000 of the $150000000 authorized for or the program had been disbursed reserved under pending- - applications for direct loans to veterans While the direct government loan program ends June 30 1951 other phases of the loan program wherein loans are made by private lenders and guaranteed or insured by the VA do not expire until July 25 1957 Improved Capital Plenty of Luck Labor Relations Mostly Bad For This Tourist Bennett AP Urged by SHELLEY Idaho June 6 The luck of motorist Ross Trapp Que June of Salt Lake City ran bad good JP An enlightened partnership than bad again as he left Yelimlowstone park after a five-da- y between capital and labor is Is Canada and the United vacation perativewant to preserve their joint States First a tire blew out and freedom U S Senator Trapp s car caught fire south of heritage Fof Bennett said Wallace Shelley But Bingham County Sheriff today annual 80th the told Bennett Everett Goopwin was directly beout with hind The sheriff meeting of the Canadian Manufacand the a fire extinguisher leaped Then a truck turers' association Canada not could merely driver and another motorist United States manufacture military goods to prejoined in with their extinguishserve their freedom ers who men ' We must build men— Fire trucks responded from — with men believe in our system — Blackfoot and Idaho Falls with men Seems like that should have the skill to operate itwant to prefaith In It who wiM the trick done serve It m that they and their the fire won and However children can find Jobs under it III Trapp's car was a total loss He the future" he said did save a trailer and a boat ?We need to remind ourselves though process in Main that the economic result a of is the a free economy partnership basic five-paHe said?lBplt partnership comwithout prised first the customer whom there could be no production second the stockholder whose investment produces the buildings SALT LAKE CITY June 6 (UP) machines and other assets which set production In motion: third the About 90 percent of the state emtakes its share ployes in Utah want to come under nmnl fourth the rf ihe nroduct in taxes is manager whose contribution renresented In Ideas and leaderfifth and most importship "and ant the workman— the employee— who contributes his time and skill and who is also the consumer niinrr 6 (R-Ut- ab - Social Security Favored in Utah rt V 4SSaaajHf BsaaaaasBll SBBBBBBBBBBBBBsl I JKi jflt' '1 35ik jkwsllBBBkk i ssBBaBBBBBBBSa CONSTIPATION mmmmmmmmmmma j Quarts! 20-3- 0 Davis Job Seeker FARMINGTON June 6 — The man who wants to be Davis cout)tj auditor doesn't give up easily Appointment seeker Keith M Holbrook met again with Davis commissioners to asK tor ine posi and request that they make their attitudes a matter of public record Like a weird machine from another planet is the meteor camera The board divided evenly along 'j built to catch "shooting stars" for Harvard university Cambridue these lines: M H Las near Cruces installed d be will MMass The P eye Chairman Commission and is expected to photograph 40 times more meteors than sky Leonard said he didn't feel there Conn operNorwalk of Wallace Graham use Here cameras now In was any need to hire an auditor ates the controls that aim the huge lens Commissioner Amos R Howard motioned that Holbrook be appointed immediately at a yearly salary of $2262 The motion died The third commissioner Eugene Tolman delayed his decision until the next meeting when he plans to make the matter public city records showed Milton Hess county attorney SALT LAKE CITY June 6— said he concurred with the opinion Mountain Fuel Supply Co said of Attorney General Clinton D Vernon who ruled mat coumies today two deep test wells in the with an assessed valuation in exChurch Buttes and Grizzly Buttes cess of $20000000 may not comLOGAN June 6— Dr Joseph E areas will be started immediatebine the offices of clerk and audiGreaves one of Utah's foremost scientists and an author of worldwide ly in an effort to expend natural tor except by ordinance He said the combined offices renown will retire this spring from gas sources must be indicated as such on elecUtah State Agricultural college afta of 'This is the beginning tion ballots er 44 years of service scale drilling program that Earlier this year Holbrook conThe widely known educator is full in an be will vigorously tested the election of Bruce Major listed in the exclusive "Who's Who effort topushed new gas supplies bring to the office of county clerk which in America" to Utah as quickly as possible'' also formerly had to do with the His keen mind and unflagging company President W T Nightoffice of county auditor in a suit Interest in all matters scientific ingale said filed in Second district court The more out than to turn him spurred Drilling will start in several case was dismissed on the grounds in articles research as soon 100 original other wildcat areas as was "no cause for action' contractors and equipment can there chemistry biochemistry and bacHolbrook said on Meanwhile be secured All preliminary geteriology Ciri 5 1950 he tendered a Deti- In 1922 he wrote the text "Agological and geophysical work tion of candidacy as an independct r Then in has been completed' ricultural Bacteriology" me ror ui unite ent candidate 1925 with Mrs Greaves as Church Buttes is situated in southwestern Wyoming about 10 to county commissioners Both he he Droduced Bacteria in Re A few miles east of Lyman Grizzly reported were rejected lation to Soil Fertility" 10 miles south years later they came forth with Buttes is about Buttes "Elementary Bacteriology" now in of Church Last week Utah's public servits fifth edition ice commission released a "minBorn in Preston Idaho in 1880 ute entry" sanctioning the entire he was graduated from the U S exploration allowance sought by A C in 1904 obtaining his mascompany ter's degree three years later from thePresident Nightingale said that The the University of Illinois favorable action of and prompt an instructor same year he became had enabled the commission the in chemistry here to retain two large He took his doctor's degree in gas company rigs near drilling locations put1911 at the University of Califor ting the exploration program nia and returned to oecome pro months ahead of a schedule that Aj you rct older when your color is bad and fessor and head of the U S A would have resulted from indeas high you feel tired "all in" the chances are C bacteriology department cision it's Then is below blood 1929-4par 10 8 as was in director your he Between of the bacterioloev and biochem time to try Gerirol — the scientific blood tonic agricui- tn- made especially for people over 33 Pale weak i istry department and the work ture experiment station iMdllOKQi JL'iieClOl blood leaves you "logy" tired and "blue" that department Red healthy blood goes with dynamic energy His first wife Pernecy Dudley invites that "million dollar" feeling Geritol s marwas he 1918 Later died in anion is amazing — within 24 hours Geritol ried to Ethelyn Oliver dean eco-of 6 (AP) iron also conCITY June LAKE SALT appears in your blood Geritol home of school the U S A C of the govdirector national The of wonders the Bi Vitamin of remarkable tains eight ernment's nomics He is the father special tax fraud drive whith were described by Reader s Digest If children John B Dunlap is slated to From 1942 to 1947 Dr Greaves Gen ycrur doctor says you need an meet with key Utah officials tonic — get Geritol was contributing editor to Ameri11 at Denver June cana and at present is consulting of the U S See how much better you feel Representatives editor for Soil Science bureau of internal revenue staas your color improves and tioned in Salt Lake City will hear tiredness goes Get Geritol at review procedure and I federal social security instead of Mr Dunlap your drugstore today practices for cracking down locally the state retirement system to failure for on racketeers known That was the report of Sen Fred pay income taxes or for evasion apD Milliman of other charges and regulatory council the legislative pointed by fees on the probfull a to make report lem The senator added that a bill has been prepared which would do away with the state system and still protect rights of older workers as much as possible Social security costs one and percent of a person's salary The state system will charge five percent beginning July 1 50M-poun- THE CUT ' for any man - USAC Scientist Will Retire Gas Firm Plans who shave- s- 2 Test Wells In Buttes Area j After 44 Years HEW asm " w a a av i — HEADS SCHICK'S REAL ROTARy MOTOR FASTER -CL- OSER-EASIER SHAVES WCH HEW CADDIE CASE i j OLDER FOLKS OFTEN HAVE TIRED" BLOOD 6 Slates Tax Talk IF you're Schick for'anjr man— pick SchickMore men Electric Shavers than an jrbther makeBe sure gift-litinti- ng Schick "20"— the imest snavmg instrument oi au umc -athe biggest hit in shaving history) For here's an entirely icnt ifillv lmtanrpil nrprifiion ma A from head to cord Exclusive Schick features give him speedy easy dose p a Schick "20" for shaves every time We're ready to you— complete with its handy Caddie Case— for it 8 the nd kli -- an IV 2450 gift-wra- iron-bloo- GERITOL mm one-ha- finnrn Afirrfi lf MM nn Davis County CLEARFIELD June 8 — William H Ellis of Clear field today had Deen appoint building inspector by city officials Briant S Jacobs city recorder reported Charles White city supervisor formerlv acted as inspector mi a airt tint hasis but the iob has developed to such an extent a full time man Is necessary Jacobs said T I S£M£ emes 2 Renews Request For Auditor Post Davit Appointment —AD V E j 20-3- 0 aTBBBBBBBSBBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsT-Jpii EMBBp: SSSSjEyvTOjlfe' These Women! New mill Tuesday midnight despite a wildcat strike last evening which f be highlighted by a donkey SOU- - aw tn mnrlteri walk mtt Tho ball game they said strikers members of the United Miss Clearfield will be introduced steel Workers of America (C I at a dance June 29 at North CO reportedly were protesting the Candi riawic Itininr H1ffh Krhonl dates will be sleeted and backed suspension of one man" by a general plant foreman by Clearfield business men ji - OREM ning a Loan Reminder Issued by JtJJ'l d h Grand Knight Picked 4 GENEVA Utah "June 6 AP— Alt Ulil weura uu as rcueuuicu i Ail smiis r y tK 6 1951 Clearfield Day Calendared ns discua-campme- Wildcat Strike Over 7A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 1 secretary and Ronald Venice reporter chanan the and Wars of Foreign as- The purpose of the club i to dDartmental auxiliary willweek- stimulate interest In agriculture emble in Slt Lake City this are devoted to end for thV cighteenthwnual en- - and meetings 'n current problems in this field bill In-- 1 - T Events in the three-daAdd !rlo a sranH hall a SDeeCh bv Miioir FootlVfl - lustire Cieoree L mil uuistti r dTP) — The riTV siTT iirr W Latimer and the annual en of Utah announced toUniversity campment naday that Robert Rounseville known singer will star at tionally rih annual summer Power Plant Contract 18 20 ana PROVO UP— The Tolboe and music festival July Rounseville will sing the lead Construction Co of Provo haV been a $533238 con-- ! role in "Tales of Hof man" and take Jon't ruction power the part of Jolidon toin The Merry t for manager Gal ! 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