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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH fHE RICH COUNTY WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS REAPED Knttred second class matter Feb. 8, 1929 Act of March S. 187. t the Post Office, Randolph, Utah, under A Wm. E. Marshall. Uuiiness .viaiiMnn 1.60 Per Year in Ad vane SUBSCRIPTION Layton Marshall. Editor and Proprietor Harmony Note of Big T hree Meet ; Mighty U.S. Aerial Blows Carry War to Heart of Jap Homeland Released by Western Newspaper Union, Treated Fence Posts Last Twenty Years New Method Cost Now Reduced to Six Cents CONGRESS: Busy Session Solons were putting in a busy session on capitol hill, engrossed in, financial and insurl, Wallace Curb the post will last the life bottom of the top. Not only is it possible to treat fence posts, but fence rails, gates,' barn sills, bridge timbers, irrigation gates, and similar pieces can be treated. To Passed by the senate, the bill removing the Reconstruction Finance corporation, with its vast loaning powers, from the U. S. department of commerce and Liberal Henry A. Wallaces reach if appointed secretary of that office, went up before the house. ness. in bkck ve de.spt.ir ITken lo I found semi-politica- poem tkere.. tken I .sorrow no time- - I kh-- d fool to -- kd tk& rrvfc-k- e thing. Vkyme.. , WNU Features. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT World Finance Up prominently for congressional consideration was the administration-backed Bretton Woods postwar world financial agreement, under which the U. S. would contribute about 6 billion dollars for two funds: (1) to provide countries with foreign exchange at par father than Freed by daring U. S. Ranger attack on Cabanatuan prison camp, liberated value to stimulate their Yanks joyfully make their way back to American lines for transfer to evacuation and (2) to guarpowers, purchasing hospital in Philippines. antee private loans made to countries to help build up their econoPACIFIC: EUROPE: mies. In asking for congressional apPostwar Pattern Mighty Strike of the Bretton Woods agreeproval To Tokyos 8,000,000 terrified resiTheir historic conference at Yalta President Roosevelt said ments, having ended in agreement, the Big dents, it was as if the whole host of they were the first step in a broad Three departed from the balmy Cri- demons themselves had swooped program for international economic mean watering resort determined to from the skies; to American aviators cooperation, also including an Allied maintain equal harmony on the im- and sailors, it offered the supreme food and agriculture organization, enplementation of the new course they satisfaction of slapping a vicious expansion of the reciprocal trad struck for trodden Europe, en- emy in his own backyard, and to mil- act of 1934, reduction of trade bar visaging the return of democratic lions of people at home, it represent- riers and orderly marketing of cer and obliteration of ed the opening of the battle for Japan tain world government surpluses. itself. Nazism and Fascism. A. Marc Adm. Vice Thus shaped Thorniest problem in Allied relaInsurance tions before the conference, the Mitschers mighty strike against Continued state supervision of inPolish question was met by U. SI Tokyo and the home island of Hoh-- surance companies, but with strict and British recognition to Russian control in harmony with federa er annexation of part of eastern anti-truwas promised ir laws, into Poland, and the agreement congressional approval of legislatior clude independent democratic leadpostponing antimonopoly prosecu proers into the tion foi such businesses against visional government until the people three and states tha years allowing themselves can name their own retime to set up tighter reulations. in election. a and free open gime Brought to a head by a recen In respect to free elections, guarcourt decision declarliberSupreme of all the anteeing the people ated countries the right to pick Leading daring liberation of 511 Yanks ing insurance companies subject tt laws, the question of 'fed their own goveAmehts, the Big from Luzon prison camp by Rangers anti-truguards were (left eral control over the business drev Three pledged their support to as- who overpowered JapPrince of Seattle, little to right) Captain support from congress, witl sist any nation in measures designed Wash.; Lt. Col. H. A. Mucci, Bridgelegislators to bring about such polls. contending that the indi port, Conn.; and Sgt T. R. Richardson, vidual states were best qualified t With agreement on the vexatious Dallas, Texas. matter according b the regulate Polish problem and restoration of their particular requirements. democratic government in the new shu, with 1,500 Hellcats, Helldivers and Avenger planes taking off from Farm Credit Standing High about 15 to 20 carriers of the 27,000-to- n Declaring that the Big Threes terms for Germany released its people from class, escorted by a formidable By WALTER A. SHEAD all moral scruples of warfare , Nazi screen of fast battleships, cruisers WNU Staff Correspondent said: Every enemy will be and destroyers. Though meeting WASHINGTON. For every dolmet by fanatical men, women and chilshot the aircraft opposition, strong lar farmers borrowed in 1944, dren, who know what treatment is in up enemy planes, cratered airdromes store for them, and, therefore, wish to they repaid $3.50 on loans made and pulverized other military instalto that year, reducing the prior kill, murder and poison all who attempt lations around the Jap capital. to oppress them. farm mortgage debt to the lowest While the major attack roared on, in 30 years, according to a point with the once vaunted, since batof the Federal Land Bank report ' Europe, the Big Three also moved tered Jap imperial fleet failing to system. orof such an maintenance toward challenge Mitschers force riding 300 For the year the volume of der by further discussion of steps miles off of Honshu shores, other farm loans outstanding was reon a postwar international security American warships and army planes 17 per cent. The total volduced With Yalta the at talks hammered the Volcano and Bonin organization, ume of land bank and commisdesigned to meet Russian objections islands, 600 miles to the south. sioner loans made in 1944 to the Dumbarton Oaks plans for to $105,292,000. Daring amounted WAR PRODUCTION: nation prohibiting any charged with the year a uniform 4 per cent aggression from voting on meas- Schedules Increase interest rate was established on ures to bring it in line. most outstanding land hank loans. onWith more bombers emphasis agreement was Overwhelming Farm mortgage loans in good reached on treatment for a defeated and engine parts, the government reached a new high at standing increased war its contracts in reReich, with Messrs. Roosevelt, the end with 93.6 per cent years cent that the weeks, indicating Churchill and Stalin determined to rapid of all Federal land bank and 91.7 crush German militarism by dis- pace of the conflict is forcing recent of commissioner loans per of needs. solution of the wehrmacht, break- adjustment current on all of payments prinBesides in the boost the bomber up of its general staff, elimination of and interest. cipal and it was could engine parts be used for all industry that program, war production, and complete eradi- revealed, ground troops were schedcation of all Nazi and Junker influ- uled to get 21.9 per cent more am- NEW INSTRUMENT: munition, heavy artillery and tanks. ences in the nations life. To meet a critical emergency of Aids B-2would be made Further, Germany to pay for war damage, with an engine parts in battle zones, the govOne of the wars most Allied commission set up in Moscow ernment has undertaken a 50 mil- scientific achievements remarkablt an ail determining on the extent of repara- lion dollar expansion of the industry, position indicator been has play-and established special panels, or ing an tions, probably in terms of manrole in chartini important in the seven committees, and goods. power major the long skyroads to Tokyo for navifor speeding up of output. plants Allies Advance gators of Americas 9 super-fo- r Labor Relations the army revealed. tresses, With their hopes of an Allied division blasted at Yalta, and with the Developed by engineers of Bendii Supplementing its previous combined weight of the U. S., Brit-- - of plant seizures to back uppolicy War Aviation corporation in cooperatior ain and Russia drawn up against Labor board rulings designed to set- with the army and navy, the indicathem, the Germans maneuvered in tle industrial disputes, the U. S. tor records continuously and autoboth the west and east for a h drew a new weapon to force com- matically the exact "air position o; in flight on struggle. pliance through cancellation of a a huge super-foIn the east, alarm firms government contracts. single dial giving the navigator ar units and the peoples army In following such a course of ac- instantaneous reading of his longiwere thrown into breaches to hold tion against the E. A. Laboratories tude and latitude and saving hours open avenues of retreat for German of Brooklyn, N. Y., Economic Sta- of complex calculations. forces falling back from Silesia to bilization Director Vinson said No larger than a quart milk botthat Saxony as the Russians drove on this the U. S.s procedure was legal, in- tle, the computing device not only Nazi industrial dis- sofar as the courts have shows air in oi position frequently degrees J trict. As the Reds pushed ahead, held that no business has an auto- longitude and alsc but latitude, one wing,-othis offensive nosed matic right to getting a government gives the navigator a continuous northwestward toward Berlin, sore- contract. record of air miles flown from the ly pressed by a frontal assault of Despite the U. S.s power to influ- take-of- f point and indicates the corMarshal Zhukovs forces. ence compliance with WLB orders rect compass heading of the airIn the west, the Germans fought through plant seizures and withhold- plane, engineers explained. From hard to thwart the Canadian and ing of priorities, in addition to conthese readings, plus a check of wind British attempt to turn their far tract OES cancellations, Chieftain drift, the 9 navigator can connorthern flank, drive into the indus- Vinson said that still more plot his ships air positrial Ruhr and trap Nazi forces action could be obtained effective tinuously through tion on the map and keep his plane guarding the Rhineland from the legislation furnishing more accurately on the bomber rear. ance. route' to Japan and return. open-mark- et of I 3t.rU ance legislation. In addition to stripping Wallace erf authority over RFC funds, which conservatives feared he might , use for promotipn of plans for government spending to provide full emhouse Republicans ployment, sought to remove the secretary of commerce from the board of the export-impo- rt 700 million dollar to finance foreign busibank, used phenol dunking THE chlorinated of treating fence posts, a comparatively new wood preservative, can be used at a cost of from 5 to 6 cents per post. Tests conducted at the University of Idaho experiment station show that the life bf sdft wood ppsts, properly treated by this method, will be from 15 to 20 years. They found that the CHEtm Cffil THE ' . AGENTS WANTED LADY WANTED In every community, both rural and city, to sell line of household necessities to her neighbors. Our line in. eludes such scarce items as cheese and commission. General laundry soap. Liberal Products Company (U-3- ), Albany, Georgia, OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE BUY AND 8ELL Office Furniture. 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