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Show The annual meeting of the Ccn- -j H. Murch, Logan Junior chamber S1.50 Per Year tral Celebrations committee Vs 5 of commerce; Fred Sears, Logan held Thursday at the Logan Kiwania club; Emest G, Earl, Fifteenth Year of commerce and the fol- - j gan Rotary club; A. E. Marshall, A j t HOME PAPER No. 43 FOR HOME PEOPLE G2 Went Ctntei Telephone 700 Logan Utah, Friday, March 29, 1946 lowing offloera and directors were Veterans for Foreign Wars; Rev. elected for the year 1M6. E. Miner . Bruner, Presbyterian C. L. Pocock, chairman, Utah church; Father J. H. Valine. Cath-oJl- c State Agricultural college; Vern church; Chet O. Wheatley, B, Muir, the Logan Cache County Horse Show AssoLions club; M. R, Hovey, secre ciation and Commissioner Oeorge NEED FOR tary; Cliff Haws, director, Logan B. Bowen, Cache County Rice City; . Era C. Lundahl, director, Horse Association Logan Stake Mutuals; Ariel Bomt-soLieutenant T. Earl Hunsaker, director, Cache Stake Mu chairman, Ezra C. Lundahl, Path tuals; Eugene. Veatce, director tT H. Valme, Rev. E, Miner Stake Presidency; Coach Glenn Bruner and Franklnl Richards First Annual Alumni Worthington, director, Logan Cltyiwcre appointed as the committee ! Recreation Council; Frank Baugh, to Day Termed Huge pan and conduct the patlrollc Jr. director, Logan chamber of meeting for the Fourth of July Success by College commerce Celebration this year. Frank Baugh, Nourish a faith in & Divine Other members of the Central chairman, John Murch and Bob Committee and the organizations Mirtln were as the Being and follow his dictates , . . appointed they represent are Frsnkiin Rich- committee. Other members widen your horizons to Include the ards. Cache Stake Presidency; D. wU1 General addcd to the parade cora-- world . . . Lieutenant Hess, American Legion; John I chairman John K. Cannon told students at jmttee. Percy Smith, and William Walton are in charge Utah State Agricultural college, of the concessions and the mid- Wednesday at Alumni day ceremonies conducted In his honor. way. Chet O. Wheatley, manager He addressed an assembly of of the Cache County Horse Show - - n t maf.. students, faculty, special will guests .fSf?3" promote and his directors The taxpayer! of the United Statee and the Service Men who made auch heroic eacrifiree lor their country and conduct the horse show on and representatives of the armed In World War II got full value for the $14,000,000 expended in the building ol this magnificent army general the evenings of July 2, 3, and 4. services. No boondoggle, it was built, and built well, ta fdl a real need. People of Utah claim the need still As the breadbasket j Commissioner of George B. Bowen the hospital. xists. Henworld and No. 1 power, the (chairman and Major George derson and Judge J. P. Rich will United States is No. 1 target," ' promote and have charge of the General Cannon declared. He pre horse races at dieted future war planes would j afternoon running j the fair grounds July 2, 3,- and 4 exceed the speed of sound. With be assisted by their corresponding in improvements They will other weapons, there will be no directors and committeemen. At the meeting Commissioner period of warning and preparaBowen reported the climax of their tion in event of another war, he Utah (Special) this hospital. For three and one- - has been a model of efficiency j race meet would be the special said. All Utah Is joining the fight with alf years the hospital has proven and effectiveness. of race Mountain Handicap The nation must be prepared, Rocky lt capacity and ability to serve' Announcement has been made' one mile for all three year old warned the general, who is com fhf northern of the state to part ; of sur- - that the army horses and over, the afternoon plans to relinquish manding officer of the AAF train- retain Bushnell General hospital be sick and wounded. Its added will $200. be There Ideal for 4 are our of rest, re- - use of the hospital declaring it July roundings ing command, Barksdale Field. in operation for the benefit j covery nations war veterans. purse money making a $500 purse Louisiana. and peace of mind. Andsurplus. There Is a possibility the war for this one race. Entries for this need for its is despertae There operation throughout at the Jack army may continue to Croft, executive secretajy Tace close June 1. Another special of the alumni the conoperate hospital for a timo association, feature will be the two year old ducted the exercises of the first leasing a numperhaps longer, colt race the afternoon of July 3. annual alumni day. to Veterans Adbeds of the ber this for There are five entered Following the assembly. Lieuministration for use of its pa51 race. They will compete In the tenant General Cannon was guest tients. special race at Richfield in August. Chairman C. L. Pocock was In- of honor at a luncheon in the After the army relinquishes structed to appoint a special com- Commons building, was presented Bushnell, the Veterans' Adminenlarged Army-Nav- y photograph, mittee of five to commence work with an istration has indicated it will take taken on the plans for the Centennial Beautiful Cache Valley," over and operate the hospital for The following servicemen have Celebration for the year 1947. from the college bell tower by But this arrangement, so time. Professor H. a Reuben Reynolds. filed discharge papers with the Next Wednesday April 3, Chairfar as the Veterans AdministraLieutenant General Cannon was local selective service board head- man Pocock and Secretary Hovey tion has indicated, will be only quarters during the past week. will attend a special meeting of initiated into Sigma Chi in ceretemporary. The Veterans AdminLOGAN John Edward Rust, the sports committee of the Cen- monies at the house of Gamma istration program is to build new Dean Merrill McDonald, John tennial Organization at Salt Lake graduate, he was a member of as quickly as possible. hospitals H. City. Fredrick Aamodt Jr., Dale Kappa chapter. While an under-Sigm- a I with the announSimultaneous -is to be which became' Bushnell Arnold 'Dee " Wursten, that Centennial SigPeterson, .Alpha;, year the cement", Throughout ! an announcement closed came He Geprge Martines Anderson, Eldon there will be a number of sport ma Chi, antional fraternity. I that the Veterans AdministraJ. Kloepfer, Hughe Bruce Allred, events which the local Central was also honored at a fraternity 's planning to build a new tion conbuffet Darrell Ward, Vinton Var Humph- Celebrations Committee can supper Wednesday evening 500-bhospital in psychiatric reys. duct here. They will be listed as in the commons. 60 miles Lake only Salt City, W. Dr. L. Wanlass, acting presHomer SMITHFIELD Rich, regular state centennial events. from Brigham City. ident, welcomed General Cannon William Burke Rich, Creed FranThe plan to abandon one high. as one of USACs most distim MilliRex Vincent cis Johnson, ly efficient and satisfactory es-and alumnus to in build occupy the armed guished tablishment gan, Mervin H. Elwood, Kenneth serious threat to stone fruit another, at a cost of $5,000,000 or forces. A. Elwood, John Eldon Moody. 17 and virus seen is in production m0re is een as needless waste of How General Cannon served in I Don Edward JaLEWISTON virus-lik- e which diseases plant money by Brigham taxpayers World War . then I, the veter-joined farmers and mison, Alfred Henry Buxton, Ked-ret- h pathologists at Utah State Agri- - City and Northern Utah residents air force, became an out- county, urged army Cordell Hogan, Carl Ray ans to apply early for F S A cultural college have been inves- - and organizations, standing pilot and later one of Stoddard. They point out that even now Utah has been allocated 1400 the jtigattng. leans. leaders of the world's greatest Administration is Veterans the Warren Thomas prisoners of war to do farm work air force was RICHMOND The gravity of these diseases is thousands of hospital beds short told by the generals the past few weeks, During H. VicMorris to in 1946, according Hamp, Gordon Aquilla Olson, classmate of 1914, J. Eastman the demand for loan funds hashing emphasized at the of its needs in caring for tor La Marr Carlson. Taylor, state farm labor supercan society Phytopathological outSalt Lake He men, and that the need will Hatch, city. funds and USAC. increased considerably Len Stoddard visor, extension service, WELLSVTLLE meetings in st, Louis Ma which increase steadily as the years go lined the achievements generals are running low, he said. It is opened Wednesday and will Brenchley, Glenn Isaac Jorgenson, The program to recruit Mexican as an air force leader in by. helping nationals is also moving forward Charles Barnes Bradshaw. farmers needing tinue until Saturday, by Dr. B. L. that Strong representations have been the AAF. in the African William satisfactorily and Utah will re- expand congressmen as early Richards of the college. He told made to the Utah me CORNISH see come Floyd and in aid and Italian invasions, and subsesenators to prevent the clcw- -, and 1,800 ceive between 1,000 season as possible." in the Maisey, Boyd Daniel Buttars. new dis of virus a particularly General Cannon of Bushnell, and the attend Mexican nations to do farm work quent campaigns. PARADISE Myron Hatch. the sweet cherry in Utah, comhis post as FSA loans can be made to findeprivlng Q't utah and Inter- Preston A. Nielsen, in 1946. This allocation of prison- relinquished HYRUM U.S. air forces in ance the purchase of feed, seed, m a paper which he and Dr. E. Mountain men of the of the mander the Charles Monro Lindsay, Melvin ers of war together with tools and L. Reeves, U. S. bureau of plant facilities it would afford through 2. March He been livestock, has fertilizer, Europe, Keith Andersen, Clark Wayne Mexican nationals will be ample decorated soils and agricultural the years. by all the allied powers other production needs. They are industry, I Nielsen. foreign labor needed to supple- and Built of permanent brick con- available to fanners and veter- engineering, are his nation. by Lowell Webb Yeates, ment available local help for farm NIBLEY as a permant institution itrutio and For Dr. cannot Richards five E. Rev. satisfactorily Miner Bruner offered ans who years would Bushnell General work. Grant Harvey Mauchley. on1 have worked his invacation the associates at finance through their the opertaions assembly. mon- , natlon.s Willard De AlSMITHFIELD the Farmers, therefore," should not Dr. N. W. can be mysterious maladies causing rapid ey Christiansen, head of any other source. Loans were to-b-e continued ton Thotnley, John Ernest Allen. hesitate to contract for maximum and disintegration of stone manently in . operation. the music department, directed the made for periods up to five years With Glenn Jessop. MILLVILLE acreages of sugar beets and other band in two orchards in certain areas. minor changes, experts agree, it at five per cent interest. fruit numbers. Milton Charles j crops to meet 1946 production COLLEGE or de- They have concluded this decline would be. as permanently efficient Loans for rebuilding Abrams. goals," said Mr. Taylor. is due to some 12 to 15 virus and and satisfactory as any hospital veloping farm and irrigation water virus-lik- e Charles Neff Hard- MENDON The prisoners of war will be diseases not recognized which could be built today, and s, facilities, such as ponds, reser-voirman. housed in the following branch in many respects more so. to Prir dams wells, pumps, conduits, Clarence PROVIDENCE And there is still the matter of 21 camps Logan, 275 prisoners to contm-are J studies being and stock water tank are als0! thfi serve Cache county; Tremonton, shortage of hospitalization fa- -' ued to devise tests and to per- - ciiitieS available. for veterans. - And the Walter Anthony Reed, Preston, 350 prisoners to serve Box Elder h, Under the direction of Eli At- - fourteen million feet methods for control. well-spen- d ts chief of police, the police Idaho; Leland James Anderson, county; Orem, 225 prisoners to Applications can be made either are being made to es- - payers dollars which, Northern adminM. to Salt 275 Grant serve bethe local Farm Security Utah county; Pope, Granby, Mo.; Salina, department staged a blockade tablish sources of reliable, true Utahns feel, should not he thrown Lake City; Buel Rice Hunt, Cali- - prisoners to serve Sanpete and tween Third and Fourth North istration offices at room 11 Thatch- to type and virus free bud, scion out the window. Joseph William Le Beau, cier counties, and 275 prisoners to streets on Main, Tuesday night er building in Logan or direct to and root stocks for fruit growers Roosevelt; Reed A. Schwendiman be housed in the base camp at and 21 arrest tickets were issued. County FSA committee members. and nurserymen in Utah and the Following are the offenses found: They are Byron Snow of Nibley, west. Boise, Idaho; John G. Weaver, the Ogden ASF depot to serve Layton; Lynn Devoil Naylor, Og- Weber and Davis counties. Ap- 13 with no operators license; 5 chairman B. J. Ravsten, of Clark-stoare Investigations being made Glacus den; Merrill, proximately 10 per cent of the with faulty brakes; 3 no tail and William Erickson of Godfrey Utah cooperatively by agricultural In addition to this 16 Smithfield. above prisoners of war allocated lights. Clarksburg, West Va. bureau of station, the experiment will be required for camp over- warning tickets were issued for This committee reviews all ap- plant industry, and the bureau ofi " head leaving 3260 prisoners ac- faulty equipment. for- - help and assists in entomology and plant quarantine. plications A chamber of Junior temporary With Chief Drakulich were Sertually available to do farm work. With Dr. Richards and Dr. Reeves commerce organization has been helping families with farm MattR. M. C. L. Prisoners of war will be avail- geant Knowles, are working L. C. Cochran, bureau j affected in Hyrum, with La Vere able for farm work until June 15 son and Ray Poulter, and Patrolof plant industry, L. S. Jones Kidman, of Hyrum, being named at which time they will be re- men Ronald Hadfield and Reuben and E. W. Anthon, hrueau of temporary chairman. Annual ,Logan city kite flying Olsen. tournament will be conducted turned to Europe. Contracts for entomology and plant quarantine. Four directors also were named prisoners of war will require that on Lom. a. 10 the Don H. Smith, of Wells ville; Lynn at Saturday Lewiston farmers 100 provide work per Jaycees Two Win Degrees Miller, Mac Rose and Ed Nielsen, gan senior high school campus, cent of the time when Launch except Contest Glen of Hyrum. to Safety Two young Logan men Worthington, enaccording have vocal a The Southernaires, weather will not permit, Work The sponsoring unit Is the Locity recreation director. been awarded doctor of medicine contracts will be made on the Lewiston junior chamber of semble, will appear tonight at degrees from eastern universities. gan jaycees and the following Competition is open to both is commerce an concalendar month basis essay 8:15 p. m. in the Logan tabersponsoring and boys and girls. Any kite Is eligLyman C. Gabrielsen Jr., son of members were present at a recent contest at the Lewiston junior ' ible, but must be able to fly. En- tracting labor associations will be nacle under the auspices of Cache Mr. and Mra. Lyman C. Gabriel- - meeting: Bowcutt, Joseph Jr., school with in conjunction tries must be submitted in teams required to make a deposit with high Reid president; sen, from the Howell, association. Jay Music Civic graduated traffic the university Valley campaign, the chapters to 50 cent of army equal per of two persons,' a helper and Glen G. Nielsen, El- the estimated value of work to Omer Buttars, project chairman, These colored singers will give a of Chicago and commissioned a Wangsgaard, flyer. wood Nielsen and Leo Johnson. first lieutenant in the mediannounced. army Each contest will be allowed be done by the prisoners. African cal on concert spirituals, Value of jaycee wojk in comHe will interne Salt at corps. . The contest in will be Mexican nationals will also be charge 300 feet of string. Events will inslave songs and popular Lake county general hospital as munity, state and nation was clude altitude, looping, 100 yard used la Cache, Box Elder, Weber, of .Boyd Karren, and a total of chants, outlined a of Frank Og- by Fister, Loyd for have pediatrician. been Hayward, put up prizes Negro songs. dash, messenger ranee and special Davis, Salt Lake, Utah; Sanpete $15 son ,of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hay-War- den, state president, who was State best Utah 'All college the for students Agricultural , essays. Washactivities such as steadiest flying Sevier,, Millard, Iron and 315 Boulevard, received his the i principal speaker. Bear River are to of school enter members students, ,the pi urged alloeacounties. ington Specific tailless kite, largest ' wite, smallest, association and degree Saturday from the medical "Another meeting will be held most artistic and most unique i tions of Mexican nationals to these the contest. . General subject of Valley Concert adschool of - Washington University soon1- - to formulate a permanent be will uniform servicemen in must be under 15 j counties will be made in a ' few essays is traffic safety, Mr. KarContestants ' ! St. Louis Mo, ,, concert this to ren organization, Mr. Kidman said. said. in, mitted Mr. days, years of age. Taylor said. n, 0. S. n, j Veterans Administration Would d Junk this $14,000,000 Institution 1 i Servicemen Discharged from ed , Cache Allotted 275 POWs For , i Early Farm Work I ?d in ee takers per-decli- I Traffic Blockade Nets Arrests , j i Dra-kulic- tax-temp- j ia; j South Cache JC Organize f inn n, - G66tS UndcrWciV Kite Flyers Will Compete Saturday j J Negro Singers Appear Tonight ' d, , . ne |