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Show MARCH 31 I, A ST CAM. DKADI.IM: fur Combat Wounded Veterans To Kc-ICnlist in U. S. Army M;trh Slat in Hi,- I:r't ,1,-n.- up,,), whi'-li Mm;,I,.-.I v,-l,-r:ir,s .,1' W'nM VV.n- II vvnirul.-il i'i ,ml.;il niny n: -'-nl i.-. t. in tin- N-w Uvular Army. rfid'-r1 lli'r phut now Ih'Imk t'-l'mn:it-0(1 Op.'llillM in IIMM.i lilllll i'Ml .MuS eul-Kri-M i!iv- I ll minli- :iv:ul:ilili- lr ,;iilii,lly ilin.il,l.-il v.-I,-i:iii:. Only n:: t( tht-s,- riiti ui i,-H ii-iuii'r ii;Lliri--il f x I , . i I . If yuii tliink yon ni.-iy I"- t-litlblft nnil-r Km- rl'" tli.-r,- in no tun" l, Iohc! Iii'iilr- luility :it. your in-iirirNt It'-i'l'llilillK Oll'itt, 106 WEST CENTER ST. PItOVO, UTAH YOUR FERTILIZER? As every farmer knows, fertilizer supplies are inadequate for the coming season. And although, we have made every effort to protect our growers our supply is also limited. It may not he enough to fill the needs of all sugar beet growers on the basis f the greatly increased beet acreage winch is being signed for this spring. Meantime we are allotting to growers, ivhile tlie supply lasts, 100 pounds of Treble Superphosphate and 100 pounds of Ammonium Sulphate (nitrogen fertilizer) , or a still more limited amount of mixed commercial fertilizer. If you are going to grow beets this year, come 1 in and see us at once for your fertilizer allotment . . . while the supply lasts or ask your fieldman. UTAH IDAHO SUGAR CO. . ; c -' -: ' ' - -' ' sau3 ( ' J A DOLLAR AX 4 A) fCV IS STILL W::y; A DOLLAR v-i; , , wkn you , 0faS$L SANTA FETRAILWAYS pki. BUS ' J1ii The economy of traveling by SanU ', Ve Trailways buses means more ill I . now than ever before. Compared SQlTljUB iOW j&WS with other living costs today, Santa C Fe Trailways bus fares give your dollars a tremendous amount of PHOENIX $21-10 purchasing power... many bus fares are lower now than they were ALBUQUERQUE 15 70 ten years ago. Remember this the next time you LOS ANGELES 10 95 plan a trip, whether it's to the next town or across the nation "dollar KANAB 6-05 for dollar, you can't beat Santa Fe , Trailways buses for comfortable, MAKYSVALE 3 64 convenient, economical, depend able transportation." ij"w SANTA FE TRAILWAYS xisW ) BUS DEPOT ' Nrskj T&rmsr J LeS&oy AsSi, Ageat IvOF WAR, A f i . sECRAjj , ( W J : El or you T VXj can Iseip L J 2 ARA1Y' DO. ITS. . PART FOR PEASE With the President's proposal for the discontinuance of Selective Service on March 31, America will rely on voluntary enlistments for the maintenance of the Regular Army at authorized strength. In view of world conditions today, this is a step of " the gravest importance to every American citizen. Never before in history has any nation raised and maintained a million-man army by the volunteer system alone. Our ' ideals, our belief in individual freedom, our safety and our duty to promote world peace all are bound up in this decision. , " This is your Army, and voluntary enlistment is your choice. It must not fail. With your help it will not fail. The Army must continue to provide adequate occupa- , tion forces overseas, to supply these forces, and to help in keeping America strong and secure. Your help and understanding can do much to encourage en-courage a steady flow of 3-year voluntary .enlistuients, v necessary to sound training and the efficient performance of the Army's task. ' : ' ' ' ' When you discuss this subject with your sons, brothers, husbands or friends who may. be considering an, Amvz.-r t. career, bear in mind the advantages. . offered, J by a 3-year ;, ... enlistment. Among them are the choice of branch of service and of overseas theater where openings exist, and the opportunity for thorough training in-valuable skills. : A job in the new Regular Army compares favorably with the average in industry, and has more opportunities for promotion than most. You can help by giving your respect and support to the man who enlists voluntarily to do his part in carry-, " ing out your country's world-wide obligations to build . a peace that will endure. ROBERT P. -PATTERSON SECRETARY OF WAR FOR FULL INFORMATION REGARDING .$tv ' VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT, CALL AT vJUb 1 MY 1. 1 ARMY RECRUITING STATION '"f. 10G West Center Provo JSK - WESTERN hfgNf I WONDERLANDS S Colorado I v4v ' NWm - Coo! Mountain Playground ' CALIFORNIA Union Pacific serves more National ZION-BRYCE-GRAND , Land of Romance Parks and western vacationlancls CANYON Wof' Parks '' i. fik ' than any other railroad. p . " ' ;; :r"':.., JVM- r-yT ,n "tnese colorful-regions, you -will NV A, v V '''j & ' Begin -.ond end -your 'well-earned '"V:.ot'- - JB ... , 7? r- - vacation ' with relaxation. Travel by 3" ' r ' PACIFIC NORTHWEST '' :frain and :e"njoy air-conditioned com- SUN VALLEY the Ever-Green Empire I fort, room to ro&m . restful Year 'round sports center . ' ' , nights . . . and delicious dining-car l - 'I j ' meals. For unsurpassed vacation vx w xsx . M f " travel, in all seasonswe suggest you lv K S Mi ...be speci?c-say "Union Pacific." X-ONrlS. t J T .vfll I fjjl--r For complete information, inquire at 1 '''.JJk "it 'i-Vfii'. your nearest Union Pacific ticket office. -tjm VjLlli ll't 1 r- - 1 PACIFIC 1 YELLOWSTONE Nal'l Park 17 DUDE RANCHES lend of Magic RAILROAD Where the West Begins |