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Show TACK T if iYl! FOlll. CLOTEELE RIGGS Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodall, Mr. and Mrs. Murland Hansen and son Todd, and Miss Lailie Riggs of Logan, spent Easter visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. August Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Anderson and i daughter Janet, and Mrs, Clara Swenson and family spent Easter Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Anderson of Garland. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mauchley and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rascussen of Honeyville on Easter. Gordon Nielson Mr. and and family of Hyrum, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrews and family of Logan were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ames on Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson and family spent Easter Sunday visiting with relatives in Paradise. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jeppson and Mr. and .Mrs. Elton Jeppson and family all o' Salt Lake City called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Riggs on Easter Sunday. Lloyd Egan spent two days of last week visiting friends and relatives of the ward. Mr. Egan is an air pilot. Mr. and Mrs. Hillyard of Smith-fiel- d were Easter Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Olson. Miss Buelah Andrews visited at the home of Mrs. Margaret Swenson on Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Height Neilson and family spent Easier Sundav visiting with relatives in Hyrun. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman and small daughter of Fillmore spent Easter Sunday visiting at the home of Mrs. Nyman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Anderson and family of Logan spent the Easter holidays visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. I Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jessop and family spent Blaster Sunday visiting In College ward. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nielson and family of Smithfield spent Blaster Sunday as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olof Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Mauchley and son Dean spent Easter visiting relatives in Hyde Park. Mrs. E. James and Mrs. Crow-theof Logan were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Anderson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albrecht and family of North Logan visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Albrecht on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Oldham of Paradise visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Swenson, on Easter Sunday. John Miller spent Easter Sunday visiting in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Eliason, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson spent Easter Sunday in Logan canyon. Leo Yeates spent Blaster Sunday in Idaho Falls. The Sun Blower camp of the Daughters of Pioneers held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Kate Trolson Thursday afternoon. The lesson was given by Mrs. Elsther Eliason, the history of David Bickmore was given by Mrs. Margaret Swenson, an Indian song was sung by Mrs. Hulda Olson and daughter Viona. Luncheon was served to 17 guests. Mrs. Esther Eliason was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Eliason of Logan on Easter. Mrs. Paul Hulse, and Rinnie Scott of Logan visited at the home of Mrs. George Cummings on Tuesday. Mrs. 1 - 1 I V It a 'f ' 'is ? I t j ! I i I' LOGAN, 'UTAH, ' L, Fr!AY," AHtIL 5, RMS. light & cheerful. Modern, close to business. 37 N' 2 E. Ph. A-- 1349-- J. Wed.-Sa- t. A-- 9 A-- A-2- A-- A-1- A-1- 1. 5 FORD SPECIAL NOTICES A-- MOiDERN elec, equipt. 295 E 5th N. FOR Sale: Big husky wemer pigs. 9 9 Fred J. Miller, Hyrum. 2 MOD, rooms. 246 So. 1st E. Myd Seed ATTENTION Farmers. grains 2 RMS. mod. elec, equipt. 135 E cleaned' Si treated at Farmers 5 3rd N. 3 Feed. 650 S. Main. APTS. & rooms. 129 N 1st West. Al5 SALE: Federation seed wheat. 1300 3 N 2nd E. 3 RMS. furn. apt. 336 N 2 East. A-HAY del. Cliff Hansen. Ph. 067-Jll 3 RMS. bath, couple. Hendrickson. 9 ALFALFA hay delivered. Ph. 892-Ap-- 6 3 RMS., spring cleaned, ground floor, lovely furniture. S09 N ROOMS FOR RENT 5 Main. 3 RMS. htd., elec, equipt. 275 N COZY furn. bedroom. 21 So. 1 E. 8 3rd E. 0 7 3 RMS, heated. 205 E 3rd No. FUR. HOUSES RENT FOR OR unfum. 3 rms. bath. 163 W 4th 6 N. 3 RMS. mod. elec, equipt. 230 W 1 N Ap-- 6 3 RMS. bath, atm. htd. elec, equipt. Available Apr. 1. 480 E 4th N. HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. AUCTION SALE, horses and mules, WEDNESDAY APRIL 10th. One car good draft bred colts and fillies, and many others. Come and see us if you want to buy or sell. We need a lot of southern mares. JIMMIE DUNN HORSE CO., & MULE COMMISSION Union Stock Yards, Ogden, Utah. A-- A-- R A-- A-2- A-2- A-2- p. m. LOT 1475-- plowing. Niederhauser. Good Lawn Soil Renew Your Lawn and Shrubs. FOR SALE Phone lubricating SPECIAL! Johnson Sand & Ask 9 251-- J Ph. My-- J. FERTILIZER 1 GUARANTEED garbage service, weekly calls. Dan Andrews, Ph. 1450. A-1- 5 1ST Class painting, paperhanging. Ap-- 6 Wight. Ph. 1512. FLORISTS ROSE bushes, 25c, pansy plants. Logan Floral, 890 N 6th E. Ph. 343-- A-2- 8 9 COMPLETE stock of hardy Iowa 2 APTS, heated, nice dean. 54 4 RM. mod. Newly renovated. Ph. grown deciduous trees, shrubs & 7 West. 2nd North A-- ll 215. vines. Fried's Flowers, 212 E 3rd 7 So. HOUSEKPG St sleeping rms. 79 W. NEW home, furn. htd. St hot water, 4 Center. gar. 365 N 1st West. Inq. 44 E FURNACE CLEANING 6 6 N. MODERN heated three rms. 585 E 7 N. Ph. Stringbam, 584 or REAL Coal Sc Stoker WANGSGAARD ESTATE FOR SALE 3 1606. 0 Co. Ph. 132. APTS. FOR RENT, UNFUR. 15 W.ac, home, barn, coop. 383 S0 6 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY NEW modern. 21 S 1st E. Ph. 360. 10 AC. land with home. Inq. A--Joe ll WANTED: 3 passengers to Billings Gilgen, No. Logan. My-- 4 or points north, lh. 1369-- J or 574-A-NEW, oil heat. lnq. 21 So. 1 E. NEW home. 220 E 1 No. Ph. A-1- tensil-testln- A-- A-1- The Coca-Col- Fridays A-1- Lovely Dorothy Lamour, in a new streamlined sarong, strings along the 'Road To Singapore with the screen's two top comedians, Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in the fastest, funniest, most musical comedy ever to hit J. FOR RENT, MISCEL. SMALL lot. 340 E 5th No. Logan. "Road To Singapore engagement at the opens a Roxy tomorrow on a deluxe sin- NEW gle feature presentation together with selected short subjects. 5 his Fried A-- 8 SERVICE station for lease. Call Peterson. Ph. 125T or 1548. A-- ll INTEREST SUBSIDES 076-R- A-2- 2 A-2- 0 rm home. Buyer may choose own interior decorations. 5 Glauser. Ph. 810 FOR SALE MISCEL. 6 LEGAL NOTICES To whom it may concern: I will not be responsible for debts incurred by anyone other than myself. 5 George Mickelsen, Jr. TOOTH harrow, like new, $20. L. K. Wood, Mendon. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TIMBERS 6x6 Si 4x6. Ph. 069-RTO CONSIDER MINIMUM WAGE 8 FOR WOMEN AND MINORS IN $250 HOHNER piano accordian. INDUSTRY RESTAURANT Price slashed to $150. Excel. THE Notice is hereby given that the A-Cond. Ph. 1611. Industrial Commission of Utah, pur4 YR. old pony. $35. 255 N 3 E. 6 suant to Chapter 38. Sections 3 AC-DPORTABLE radio. Ph. and 5, Session Laws of Utah, 1933, A-- 6 1141-will conduct a public hearing in NO. 2. red eating potatoes, 40c the Governors Board Room, State hun. Also red seed. 470 No. 3 W. Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah on the 20th 'day of April, 1940, at the 0 the purpose CHOICE alfalfa seed. Ph. 465. 5 hour of 10:00 A. M., for the matter of fixof CHICKEN brooder, cheap. 493 W ing considering minimum wage for women a .A-- 5 3rd No. and minors in the Restaurant In1 SINGER sewing machine. $9.50, dustry of the State of Utah, at White elec. $24.50. Wimmers, 64 which time employers, employees, 5 W. 1st No. or other persons interested may BLISS eating potatoes, also seed. appear and give testimony on the under consideration. Niedcrsauser,986 So. Mam. Ph. matters Dated at the State Capitol. Salt 1475-My-- 1 Lake City, Utah, this 30th day of USED W. C. Si R. C. rubber tire 1940. March, two all corn Tractors, planters INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION in first class condition. Ellis OF UTAH Equipment Co. 67 W. Center, WM. H. KNERR, 8 Logan. Chairman. NO. 1 seed oats Si barley. 491 N 3 6 W. ALFALFA seed. 2 grades. Phone In the District Court of the United States for the District of Utah 062-JJ. J. Larsen, Newton. IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 14099 5 IN THE MATTER OF The MuSEED grain, Bart Federation tual Coal Company, a corporation, n 0 wheat Trebi, Bigelow, Invol. BANKRUPT. Barley. Certified Uton oats. To of The Mutual Cleaned Si treated. Sacked in 100 Coal the Creditors Company of Salt Lake lb. bags ready to sow. Reese of Salt Lake and district 5 Feed, Smithfield. aforesaid, a bankrupt. ALFALFA Notice is hereby given that on hay, del. Egan, Ph. 036-J1 the 9th day of December A. D. The Mutual Coal Geo. Aston, Smith-fiel- 1939, the said HAY. Ph. 153-was duly adjudicated Company Ma-1- 5 84 IN CONVICT SEARCH TULSA, Okla., April 5 f.E Police suspected today that two Do We Have at Enough Fun? has had 18 years of experience trade welding during which time he has done welding for some of the largest companies in twelve states and for one large company in Canada. Professor E. C. Jeppson of the mechanic arts department and promoter of the program says, We have already received a great number of requests to repeat the course next year. The classes have been enthusiastically received and show splendid possibilities for expansion In the future. We intend' to add several more courses In the trade extension work next year, including radio, motor BY DONALD A. LAIRD 1h.l)., Sol.D. Author of "Increasing Persona! Efficiency Apparently people do not have as much fun as they want, although they may have more fun than people with dispositions that would curdle milk think is good for them. Today all over America, for instance, more than half of the womof the en and more than one-thi- rd analysis and tune-ucarburetors, the repetition of the welding classes, and others that we might p, see fit. Hyrum young punks were spreading stories that they were Ralph Floe and Ted Cole, only convicts who ever escaped Alcatraz prison, to fabricate a reputation. Interest in a widespread hunt for three men who shot down Calvin, taxi driver, in the back Wednesday night before they took his automobile and $3 had subsided. Calvin at first had identified pictures of Roe and Cole as those of two of his attackers and said they ostentatiously referred to each other a3 Rqy and Ralph. Later, he could not identify their pictures. Three youths arrested near Salli-safor stealing an automobile in Tulsa were brought before Calvin1 last night. If those are the men, theyve changed clothes, he said. Calvins taxi was abandoned, and fingerprints taken from it did not match those of the three youths or Cole and Roe. Police doubted that the youths knew anything of the enme. . With New Spring Patterns SADLERS UPHOLSTERY COMPANY 174 South Main - Phone 463-- J C J. ATTENTION! To All Horse Owners. Our horse shoeing shop is now open. All work Guaranteed. A-1- A-- GEO. D. 2ND SO. GRIFFIN MAIN ily- Loi tro $565.00 825.00 345.00 295.00 325.00 325.00 1935 C'he v. Sedan 320.00 1935 Chev. Coach 1938 Chev. 1A ton truek 545.00 1937 Chev. 1A ton truek 465.00 1986 Chev. 1A ton truek 345.00 1036 Ford 1A ton truck.. 365.00 1 929 Graham Sedan 45.00 77.75 1930 Buiek Sedan 41.00 1929 Chev. Coach pai1 air ari th ar; Br CACHE AUTO COMPANY hi ei cl A-- City-Coun- ty 1933 FORD CX)ACH 1937 OLDS. OF PROVIDENCE Offer a Complete Line of High Grade Nursery Stock. Bel-vo- Q-8- BIG REDUCTION IN USED CAR SALES HALL NURSERIES PLANT NOW! Tumi To KVNU Monday and Friday at 6:15 p. ni. for Our Educational A-2- TOURING FUHRIMAN IMPLEMENT 7.25-8.0- 5. A-2- newspapers that A-- Markets At a Glance SPECIAL! SPRING FRIED CHICKEN M crunch nHEiMT)T.vnKsSrfft iiot rolls jolyr Special reduced prices on all used merchandise. This stock must be moved. No reasonable offers refused. 19S5V-- 8 ..$275 Coupe 1938 1A GMO Truck, axel International IA Ton International 1A Ton International 11 ton 19.33 Chevrolet Truck V-- 8 114 Ton 19t Ford 1933 Buiek Sedan 1931 DeSoto Coupe Nash Sedan Plymouth Sedan 30 Caterpillar 6 Tractor Good Work Horae Used Machinery C-3- 0 5 0 22-3- $550 $300 $350 $550 $125 $250 $300 Jr AC $9 CiUO .... $osr JxD North Main - Ph. 308 COAL LUMP Ton STOVE Ton NUT Ton LARGE TEA COAL $ Ton BED ROCK SALT 100 Lbs. NO. 1 SHINGLES $i 6.50 6.50 u K '5.75 5.40 SQ. h NO. $350 $ 75 $ioo $100 $300 $ S LUNDBERG MOTOR CO. 257 1. UU PONTIAC A-1- 3.00-3.7- fi tyine SEDAN 1935 CHEV 14 Ton Truck 1937 DODGE It Ton Truck PHONE 538 5.10-5.2- It Ii tl ODD SEDAN SEDAN 1936 tl lOJ NASH 1936 rt $10C 1937 olds. courE Program. d. S SHINGLES r AC OU 5.00 $ SQ. h Carbon County's Best Coal Guaranteed once tried always used. FERRELL BROS PHONE 271 . 221 So. Main 'V We Wish to Announce That Beginning April We Will Be Wool Market 10 to OPEN ALL NIGHT DRIVE USE INN j uj ' WANTED, LIVESTOC- 2, LIVESTOCK AUTOS 300 FURNITURE, ETC. Loans Passed on Same Day of Application! All Transactions Handled Here, Including Payments! Full Amount of Loan In Cash! STATE LOAN CO OF LOGAN D. J. WILSON, Manager. Under supervision of state banking department Office Hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 6, Daily 29 West First North Ibone 260 1. 400,-00- EVERTONS ANNUAL 21-F- E art Several repossessions. Just pay what the owner left owing on them and they are yours. EDGEWOOD A-- A-- I AH p J. men reading newspapers will turn to the amusement pages of their MELINDA ULJENQUIST OGDEN, April 5 tl.Rl Hogs: favorite paper, most of them in Reporter search of something to do, of some 485, 5 indications about steady or bankrupt; and that THE FIRST on to choice bulk We know good fun. more to have way cows Si heifers. Ph. MEETING OF ITS CREDITORS Mr. anil Mrs. Leon Anderson this from our analysis of how light and medium weight butchers SPRINGER 2 770. will be held at the office of the lbs. Light and medium welcomed a fine eight pound some 22.000 people read their 180 to 230 undersigned Referee in Bankruptweights out side this range valued daughter to their home Tuesday, newspapers. cy, 424 Beason Bldg, Salt Lake at 34.75 to 5.00 and packing sows More women read about amuseBUY April 2. There are now two sons WANTED TO City, Utah, on the 17th day of April, and two daughters in the family. ments in the average newspaper Cattle: 270, slow, nothing much OLD horses for mink reed. Best 1940, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petersen, than read about foods, or style, or which time the said creditors may done early. Odd lots medium to Mrs. Mae Campbell and Mr. and clothing. My-- 1 prices paid. Ph. 01-Rattend, prove their claims, appoint Mrs. Norman Petersen and daughwonder if women really have good slaughter steers and heifers DINING rm. set Ph. Hyrum 72-I a trustee, appoint a commitiee of medium to good light ter Louise of Ogden were Sunday less fun out of A-- 5 creditors, examine the bankrupt, life than men stock cattle 6 50-- 8 40. Cutter and guests at the home of Melinda born calves. and transact such other business Bulk veal sales USELESS horses, new do! The way cottom 4.75-5.3Liljenquist. 7 as may properly come before said Top prices. Ph. 673-Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen they read their 1000 to 1150. were pleasantly surprised by a Sheep: 3510. Nothing offered USELESS horses and cows. Ph. meeting. Salt Lake City, Utah, 8 number of their friends Sunday 388. early. suggests April 1, 1940. this is the sad evening. A pleasant social evenUSELESS horses, good prices. Ph. T. D. LEWIS, truth ing was enjoyed and lunch served 706. My-- 1 Referee in Bankruptcy. to the Jensens, Mr. and Mrs. Earl It shows u p even in the ad-- v Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Me-- 1 e r t i sements Bride. Mr. and Mrs. James Wil- Stocks higher and active. son, Mr. and Mrs Rulon Wright, Bonds irregularly higher. they read most. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Sorensen We have studCurb stocks irregularly higher. and Maud Miller ied how several Foreign exchange firm. Mrs. Winston Gunnell, formerly Cotton firm. CORA HOODLESS Miss Verlayne Willis of Hyrum housewives Wheat up S-- l cent. Reporter was operated on Ht a Logan hosrend some 600 Rubber firm. food advertisefor acute pital Monday evening Silver unchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jessop were appendicitis. ments. More of Dr. Laird host and hostess at a nicely apA welcome home in these honor women party were drawn to pointed turkey supper on Saturday of Elder Carmen Christensen who evening at their home. Those recently returned from a mission the advertisements which showed SAN FRANCISCO. April 5 0 Pi present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank to Australia was held Sunday eve- how fun could be had with the SOU I Butter: 92 score 28. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Budge ning with a record crowd in at- fora! being advertised than to any DESSERT medium DRINK Eggs: Lowe of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. tendance. large IS1, The program which other ads. Not quite half as many 18', Ellis Anderson of Nibley, Mr. and followed sacrament services were were drawn to the advertisements small 12 Mrs. Thomas Jessop, Mr and Mrs. conducted by Grover Christensen. whnh told about the purity of the SALT LAKE CITY. April 5 Pi Ed Jessop, Mr. and Mrs. Verio A welcome home address was food Butter, extra cartoned 30 cents. Jesson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jessop. en by Bishop Ether Nielsen giv fol- I'erhaps there is more drudgery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson and lowed by two vocal solos by Lyle than men realize in preparaing a Mr. and Mrs. Jessop. An evening Shipley accompanied by Mrs. All- - meal, and most women quite 1 of cards followed supper. of Logan. Response was urally want to read about it in a Mrs. Mattie Holmes of Logan given the welcome by Elder Chris- - way that helps them forget the spent Saturday afternoon visiting tiansen. A male quartet composed boresnme routine. BOSTON, April 5 ll'li Greasy Mis. Marion Jessop. of Donald Nelson, Mr. Gardner. This business of not getting domestic wools were quiet Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Winberg Arbon Christensen and Lyle Ship-le- enough fun takes in more than just combing today. and family were dinner guests of rendered several selections. the kitchen grind. Our new eviAsking prices were about steady Mrs. Win berg's parents. Mr. and Prayers were by Leonard Larsen dence from advertisements on but largely nominal. A few inMrs. Joseph Watson of Smithfield and Earl W. Allen. things besides food, for the past quiries were being received for on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen hac two years, shows definitely that wool tops Small transactions weie Mrs. Max Swenson and Mrs received word of a new grand people read most of the advertise-daughtbeing closed occasionally on some PRESTON IDAHO Therwin Scott attended their ciub arriving at the home of incuts which have a light touch, kinds of woolen wools. party last Thursday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs Fred Sellstrom of w hich entertain rather than the home of Mrs. Burdette Jensen Calif. Mrs. Sellstrom struct. Those which entertain are STUDENTS AITKOE! of Nibley. CAR, COUNTER, DINING ROOM SERVICE was formerly Miss loda Jensen of read much better than the average NEW YORK, April 5 (t'li NearMany people attend- Hyrum. advertisement, particularly by the ly half of City College's 5,000 stued the tea honoring the 80th birth-dGeorge Eliason who has receiv- women and to the tune of an in- dents roared their unqualified apanniversary of Mrs Jane John- ed medical treatment at a Salt crease of around 60 per cent of the proval of Bertrand Russell today son on Sunday at her home. Lake City hospital has returned past year at a rally protesting the revocaThe cast of "Hobgoblin House to his home much improved in Why have people let life become tion of the British presented their drama at the Logan health. so humdrum? Or has the present appointment to the philosopher's faculty. JamHERALD-JOURN- AL Third ward on Thursday evening. Warren McBride is INFORMATION DEPT. generation had so much fun thnt med in the great hall of CCNY, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Russell of from an appendectomy recovering exhausted have hp the pleasures students they seven performed heard speeches Lake Sa't City were guests on at a Logan hospital last week. of ordinary entertainmeint? and the reading of a dozen teleKendall Curtis spent some time 'Copyright, 1940, NEA Service, Inc) grams denouncing Justice John E. Sunday of Mrs. Russell's parents, Mr. and Mrs J. M. Jensen. in Sait Lake KMcGechan's ruling last week which City on business Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pitcher of last week. voided on Russell's appointment TOP prices paid for live or dead horses, cattle; also feedSmithfield are receiving congratuMr. and Mrs James Unsworth the grounds that he had "an imlations on the birth of a baby welcomed a fine son at a Logan er hogs. Whites Trout Farm, Phone Hyrum, 11 11-tomoral and attitude salacious daughter born last Friday at the hospital Sunday The wards collect. sex." evening. , Cache Valley uspital. Mrs. Pitch- couple now are the parents of 0 Copenhagen, Denmark, has er was forme Miss Venice Lar- two boys and two girls. bicycles, or one for every two son of Millvil'. daughter of Mr. Ross Liljenquist spent Tues- persons in the city. and Mrs. George Larson. day in Ogdon on business. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Dowdle and Coach Conley Watts of South Lance in the Salt Lake temple MILL-EN- D two children are visiting here for Cache nigh school and his Friday A wedding reception several weeks at the home of Mr. are now residing in the family A. B. tendered the Saturcouple young and Mrs. Alma Jensen. Wilson home in the First ward. at which Mr. and Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hall wish day 10 TO LENGTHS! and son Jack, Mr. and Mrs. feet of to announce that their daughter G, Fifty square lcn(lur rRESH-MADI Lit) .ml and Mr and Mrs RELIABLE HOSE ON SALE! yielded liy a 12 foot shm U. itgiui,l was linn lied to Sydney Ileo llemleison weie pioscut, cr 4 of 1938 Ford Sedan 1935 Ford Coach 1936 Ford Coupe 1935 Ford Coupe 1935 Chev. Sedan A-- A-- Ogden Livestock At 12:15 p.m. RECOVER YOUR FURNITURE 2. ll USED CARS NEEDHAMS MAN ON THE STREET A-- A-- kvnu RIGHT AFTER SINGIN SAM, LISTEN TO A-- RIGHT OR WRONG ABOUT PEOPLE a -r-XK A-3- am dai sor MfSINTIft r Bottling Co. A-1- ' a 1st N. A-2- y ;,i VV. A-- nat-drid- it 64 A-2- '. , WIMMERS A-- 5 ll T)Vy 3 SOLD ON EASY TERMS A-- 8 Trade extension courses in the mechanic arts department at Utah State Agricultural college in. acetylene and electric welding whuh have been' held since last January 15 were concluded Thursday. The courses, a part of the vocational training program ar& sponsore d by the college, state department of education, and the federal office of education. Classes are just one phase of the evening trade extension program for men and women who desire further training in their ptofession. Tradesmen from firms of northern Utah and southern Idaho, who have had two to 15 years of experience in their specialized skills, attended the classes in welding two night a week; on Monday and Thursday evenings. Classes were divided into two sections; one for the younger tradesmen at 6:30 p. m. and one for the older and more advanced men at 8:30 Butter Prices i EASY WASHERS A-- thousand ! 4 0. ll BUILDING AND REPAIR LOST AND FOUND FOR couple. 379 East 2 No. FARMERS COLUMN FOR business women, Close in, reFOR sale or service, the most LOST: Small note book Mar. 21. GET my figures on your bldg, mod. 78 N 1st E. cement. Work to owner. valuable 207 S 1 W. dates cabinet, in Ut. Names, stallion modeling, spotted 2 RMS. bath. htd. 464 E 5th N. A-Ret. Herald-Journa- l. guaranteed. C. E. Smith. Phone 8 9 Apt. No. 3. 379. dinLOST: Diamond E. N and 2nd 1300 ALFALFA del. sapphire hay 3 RMS. mod. Adults. 44 No. 2 E. 2 ner ring, Tuesday. Substantial reA-- ll 6 ward, Ret. Herald-Journa- l. loans to farmers RM. htd. pleasant apt. 312 N PRODUCTION 24 S. Main. Interest. annual 4K 6 5 E. Millville I 19 Classified Ads Bring Quick Results Herald-Journ- al APTS. FOR RENT FURN'D. 3 Welders studied problems confronting them in their own trade and attempted to find solutions for them. Cutting, hard surfacing, bronze welding, electric and acetylene welding were the important features stressed. Welding specig mens were tested with a machine to determine the strength of the welds made. Comparisons were made with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers boiler code. The tests proved to be on an equal par with the national average. Aim of the program Is to work with industry rather than against it. An advisory committee of outstanding tradesmen is composed of representatives of companies, foremen, workmen, and administration committeemen from the instructors and administration of the college. Number of men to be trained In various trades, amount and kind of training, type of training equipment and material, placing of students, and the methods of testing students to see if they are ready for trade work are some of the problems this committee endeavors to solve. Close harmony and cooperation are brought about between the training program and industry through this advisory committee. Instructor of the classes was C. W. Galloway of the Galloway company of Logan. Mr. Galloway rs H -- . Reporter 1 All D JOURNA ft TROPIC AIR Extension Courses In Welding Close At USAC Nibley I1 HOSE SALE NOW ON! REGULAR 12 DOUBLE BRAID IIOKE. ft. 7 SINGLE BRAID, FI. COUPLINGS 2.V pr. 1 A |
