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Show VbyT 'ifWl TAiu. '..Sf aaaWfc-- Ui . THR . HERALD-JOURNAL- A f y LOGAN, t 4 U VJTT tov w J .1 Prospects Are Bright imZC - ? 7 f a v. ' J.f 'VSV.1 v - Wmk $ M V PAGE SEVEN. 4 uul that the commission isuod dueitives to various m w ifh no assurance that the M tur on hi pertoini the duties as- - i p i M to thorn Pd report .til many industries c do not utm?e even the ndt t fai ilities of the tJ S tbnr emte It was charged ten that some employment service u it Is Lagging t Mi ' V it b t t U lit U Kill liUHVivU l Ml t s i t M I i' it i n Ol t i IH W t oh r I! tl it v t li . .il i m tmi U a i jt t tl m t? I IMIU, low tin t tom iitiie tt of ti mini ilizid n iiii1 t of h m i n- -i n suit in t Will L. K s c it I I wu ifn n t omiiH niobMmnm be iioiiition tiin of-f- It saol tm mHiio! toniiuiwmn h ul on several siipt (imposed ihIs like had. employers, certain against ble supplies of labor avail- - corn a total national led of 2 753 696 000 Ith.sar Ciirrz ,."! .77 bwhela "'r el at 9 2 1 it "'-Mo- ' 1 inadi-quat- An, U of agnculture .T.-GTO- 11. Armament Production GROUNDED !.S.Crop ADGD.sT TUESDAY, UTAH, ?x? for is indication IhVat bushels ,53 172 08) Of this eontr.b- er wheat v icM, bushels or a 1 he f. bu'hels per acreexpect-is tion lS'.,t .Prn.T4M0(,0 or IS ?2 the d.partmentl jction 'ft gA1j lu '1 .11 ;raere prodm tion indication It said IjoTsilO'1 bushels 'report sa.d crop prospects are the best, ,1'mted States of year ri for this time dunnj I cord.t.ons fueorable outstandingly Jm average showing is due, the -- nent sald primarily to ects for crop vields per acre g above the 28 per cent decade the 2 and six per cent higher aver-junn- sear m anv past jter wheat estimates 47 and 196063 000, melud-Texa- s, Oklahoma, 23nnno, Nebraska, 7000. 6S5C3O00. Washing-4517700- 0 - jeated spring wheat productthe four principal spring 17-.- n ,t states were Minnesota, North Dakota, 104 710,000, a akota, 33 248 000, Montana, of potatoes Auction was esti-- j at 378175 000 bushels cane for diction of sugar expected to reach 7.379 000 while th atimated at 12 967,000 an Fork Boy led By Automobile EF.ICAN FORK, Aug 11 (n Anderson Larry k led instant'y herd yesterday i he darted directly into the a truck of 5cera investigating the aeci-- r the driver Gale Bigelow, Wlsburg swerved to miss the but one corner of the x body struck his head ving Anderson s was Utah's traffic fatality, to date, in said HET AUNT By ROBERT QUILLEN vvt'S- I - Worn out u!u no cf k ,i mg mug) suits for but shy-- r the t itus n C d, . i U -- ! tJ t I 1 ImpMssive and betuhC,, tum i it, s h, v, st, i , m Lg.n b n st w ini lx.!, witn, sstith, Invalid r, S) it ll, ini K it hi , n K, tl n hi i Dish, j, in ,ii ' i 11, , (',,pi pi,r u join f r riam- vituatioii t ot u li toi m ii mil ."'iluiiltv 111 ll lilt O tl ilt n pio iut i i ii oil li Pi Sheriff Charles MePhie said the boys Calvin J Long 9, and J Roland Long, Jr. 8 drowned when they apparently attempted to swim pshore after their boat had floated to the center of the reservoir The recovered body he said had bet n tentatively identified as that of the younger brother They were sons of Mr and Mis J R Long of Union ' tin Ot til i L, linn L, J n tit U tl I it t U it ton i M I numlu ! t ht iuli W lu f tl labor n,i, lull tl ion i,n,i,iu w lt 1, a, ai, nl loci m produ, lint ivo' tbl, a i in it i I th ill wa d toiiMol ot piolu, I, mill, t loo in lb, liiiid-o- l mint old iia. id st l v i, i tilt slmhbv Ilt lure Tlu prodm tain tffoit unit, lines his i ,, in to ig th, repoit stul nuttie points out H it six months ofttr the in dioa of the War I ro, hm am Board loiviisiim l. still just getting until rv tv tint nianv dm tlile goods lmlustrits an prodm in. more tivuiin goods thin Surviving mo her mother of munitions (hit pi tK prodm turn is M llvillo, two sisters Nora Shaf-tnot sihiduhd bt foit the end nl of AJillville and Mrs Gilead l'i4J (hat t lost- - supervision ovir S Taggait of Logan, two brothconti ails let is not litinj ixiiusul ers, Martin Shafier of Salt Lake City and Ellis Shafier of K Jrm ,W An expeit in his own right, ear-ol- d Tommv licillv proves to be an appicuutive judge in New York pie baking contest. 8- -y i i i ti'-tin- ,, i , i BIO NAME BANDS! 119 1 EH Alt MO NIC ALitr.viti ns 1, COURT MARTIAL I.I American and alforces ram blows on Japanese by land. sea. and air along 2.700-nul- e front, marines battle to keep foothold on Tulagi area in Solomons, New Zealand reports say struggle, now in fifth day, is still lavnrable" to Americans BOMB Rioting and bloodshed spread alter British call out troops and planes drop tear gas on Bombay crowds, strikes spread n to vital war industry areas, agitation develops including jeering of American soldiers and nationals MOSCOW German tanks and infantry overwhelm Russian resistance in Krsnodar and Armavir areas near Maikop oil fields, Russian defenses penetrated northwest of Stalingrad, U S ambassador is told red army will remain intact if Caucasus is lost ClIUNoKINCt American bombers and fighters, following up damaging attack on Japanese Haiphong invasion base m Indochina, start large fires in kw-levof Hankow on bombing Yangtze. ii, d - SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 11 Pi s findgeneral couit-maitiings in the case ot Lt Cnidr Maurice N Aioff. f ist naval officer to face such trial in World War II, weie prepared todav for submission to Secretary of Navy Frank Knox s outcome The was not announced but on the basis of naval procedure there was no alternative except to presume that Aroff hvd been found guilty on the four counts charge-scandalous conduct, conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline, violation of a lawful reguA of min Have the music you want when you want lt! Today's hit tunes by America's greatest hands now on 'Philharmonic' records. Ccme In, hear these and our other albums of records. INTERMOUNTAIN1 War In Brief FINDINGS READY ke H l I'b ei Governor To Probe 11 it " I V. I 11 SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 11 UP Gov Herbert B Maw began investigation today into a move of the .state finance commission, ousting Joseph W' Sellwood as state budget director The commission gave Sellwood s duties to Commissioner Jerrold P Beezley Maw said his investigation was designed to determine whether the finance commission could m-investigations necessary to prebudget paration of the without the aid of a budget director He explained he may have to appoint someone to investigate needs of the various state departments so they may be included in the budget submitted to the legislature in January ' i i Fun, ml s,rvucs for Dora Shaf-f- , ot Millville who dud Sundav in a Dig in hospital following an I opt ration will be ( unbilled n, so tv ,,t 2 p m m Millville war with Svlvestei Bishop ihup, Ami, i son in ( hai gt- li t,i n, nt will t,ik place in Mdlvdl, ct nn tt rv under the ot the Thompson Funeral Home of Hyrum Hun is mav t ill at the fam.lv home in Mdlvtllt this evening and W edm sdav until time of rites Miss Shilttr was bom Lk)Cem btr 3 1903 in Millville, a d mgh-te- r of Martin Luthir and Matilda Hunt Shatter She had been ac live in LDS chinch woik throughout hei life, having served as counselor in the Millville ward YWMIA, stiutarv of the Relief .society teach, r in the Sunday school and pt unary organizations was ri Finance Aide Ouster ( lOportll tlu I U i in , scots m snooge AUTR Aug i UK Hi i i i 1 - n Is whil, the at tl, home was nttiiid Iv Kiism S Hanson Oigun pi, hide and ,ost w lude is pla.,,1 bv is.illeit Th, upe Kathrvn s Sundav sihool class directed bv Mis Mvia Coup, r sang two seh ctioi s acLompanud by Mi Thorpe Invocation was b,v Jose h Morgan Speakers who praised the fuie and lovable natuie of Kathryn were Bishop Cooper William C Kate W aklev Bishop England Leo Earl of Fielding Rtx M principal of the Woodiulf school Musical eulogy was in the form of vocal duel bv Patncia and Jackie Barbi r, accompanied by Mrs Thain Cai lisle vocal duet by Maunne Johnson and Gaiy I.ai-sevocal solo bv Prank Baugh Jr, accompanied by Gilb, rt and another song by Thorpe, Kathivns Sundav school class Benediction was bv Preston W Pond, while the giave in Logan city cemetery was dedicated bv Bishop Wesley Keller of the Ntntn chuge im mm Itti li 'r hit i 'lilt toll s l I I I, t . iL' I i Rites Are Wednesday For Millville Woman Eulogize Logan Girl brother Mimo ul mj ,ng I IM t 1)1 H The body Salt Lake countv of an youngster had been rtiovered from Strawberry reservoir today and Wasatch county sheriffs offuere continued to drag the lake for his are honest; anjbodv hires a hke Joe, In s uin to rob sorm body t Csi Pie Face Impressive Services HEBER, aes ll A I lit t'niiUi - Recovered From Lake w mi Tlu Body Of Utah Boy T know lit 1 lM u xi Ul tit troo tons watd. beet sugar t alt .Nl was too earlier weather estimate of the The present iv bushels above jng (1,10 si a mimh pgo Bn'' . juom corn stop , b, the largest This fits m vs ell with 32 whnh calls for the K ,r of the largest livesto reeorl , on , induated win at prodm tion hi bushi Is would noo ufO wheat thin his be, n her m pt VI 4 in anv veir i , departmint said th it with mining (onditions in mails med .ates and a full output of crops is jie total volume -- ed to be about 21 per cent the faiorable S t lilt for locally from deteriorated south but weather in the m the no.th t ml iul fp,Y-- 30 til G I Seleciiona ''W H Fd Inc. B Exctso'Tax - - 40 Evesl LAST TIMES TONITE! Ua $ antt-foieig- court-marti- d lation, add falsehood. Charges were based on the navy s contention that Aroff accepted an automobile from Actor Tony Mai tin for facilitating his enlistment as a chief specialist, gave false replies when questioned about the car accepted gifts of cuff links fiont two ensigns commissioned through his office, and allowed enlistment of men outside of Blanchard and son Robert the 12th naval distnct Smithfield spent Friday evening visiting Mr and Mrs. Norman Baldwin and family Miss Josie Barnes is spending a few days at Montpelier as gueM of Mr and Mrs. W B. Groomc LULA BALDWIN and family Reporter Miss Fern Condie is spending a few weeks at Downey visiting Mr and Mrs Howard BUtnihard Mr and Mrs Dell Morton. and children Chime Lynn and Montic, and Merlin Blanchard of Robin Idaho, weie Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George O BalrlNTERMOUNTAIN lard Lake R tlph Tippetts of Salt Ci tv spent Mond iv here visiting t Datives and friends Til 6 Brooks Riiundy spert Sunday at El es. Mona Utah, visiting his parents, Laff-nile- d Iiast Daj ! Mr and Mrs John Roundy R Dresoen Mrs Mr and You mustnt miss this, TOMORROW! Its AT THESE LOW PRICES Another Giant Profitable I5c Non-SliGrips Chrome-Plate- HandUbtr p . . .. Bicycle d 02 Spokes Fender Flap .2?) Bicycle Rims 59c Bicycle Kick Stand Boys' or Girls' Saddles With This Double Hit Show! 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McriW iA'nUl w,wn and opeiallon since the spring of 1941 has held down prices in various commodity m this chart, based on figures released by the Office of Price Administration. Biggest Puce iiicreasej have occurred in fields fiee of conttol, , WP,.P BROS Edward Fvaiatt HC3T3N MIT with Haibact ANDERSON 301 No. Main St. !riS Totr of Fi rjtont ipttfc TJirhard Crxfh$, Morgarit fh direction fhp Fxreaton 5vTfipnv itrrkftr i N.B C. Btl Nttwork allen4tin. Mondnv mmnpi or Phone 868 I WMUPN qyW'4PP'l,l t |