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Show -- r&ge Eight son of Mrs. Elma Fielding. NEWS FROM 1 BOYS IN SERVICE Peterson Las Bluejacket Clain to Sl-advanced been recently at a He has completed trainingand is Chicago in radio school He is the waiting further orders. c. YOUARE LOOKING at a list of the best USED CARS In Utah CHEVROLETS 1941 Fleetline Sedan Radio and Ileater DeLuxe iq.11 Knpp.ml Town Sedan, Heater and Radio 1941 DeLuxe Town Sedan, Ileater and Coupe 1941 Special IKiLiUxe, nuuiu Coupe 1941 i i DeLuxe, liaoio anu Heater 1937 Special Sedan 1936 Master DeLuxe Sedan ' 1935 Coach 1934 Coach 1935 Standard Coach 1935 Pickup n 1941 Pickup T2-To- PLYMOUTHS 1942 Special Sedan of March 11, 1944 New Guinea Bear River Valley Leader Tremonton, Utah Dear Editor and Friends: Just a few lines to notify you of a slight change of address. I receive regular copies of your fine newspaper, even though I'm thousands of miles away in this strange and intriguing land of New Guinea. I really enjoy reading the local news and it lets me know of the whereabouts of all my friends from home, scattered around In the service. Even though its a couple of weeks old by the time I get it, its still news to me. During the past three months my travels have taken me to quite a number of places, including the Panama Canal zone, Australia and now New Guinea. While in the Canal zone I had the opportunity to visit Panama City and Balboa, both very interesting places. We stayed there approximately one week then continued our journey across the Tacific. After a safe voyage, we landed at the City of Townsville, Australia. While there I had the pleasure of meeting quite a number of Australians. I'm sure every Yank stationed there appreciates their kindness to the Yanks. We stayed In Australia for five weeks and then shoved off again for New Guinea. The majority of the natives are very friendly and some can speak a little English. In closing, let me express my sincere thanks and appreciation to you for making it possible to receive the local news overseas. Best wishes and kindest regards to my many friends throughout the valley. We all look forward to being back home in the near future. Sincerely, TSgt. Voy G. Anderson Grant Thompson have written a letter, making known a change of address. Following is a part of their letter: We enjoy reading is so much we hate to miss any issues. The last two have failed to reach us, even though we've turned in a change of address at our post office, so we're writing to have you Sgt and change Radio and Ileater Peterson Mrs. it 1941 Special Sedan, tan are always thinking of home and our friends, and the Leader 1941 Special Sedan, grey news. Radio and Ileater Radio and Ileater 1941 Two-Do- Sedan or Grey Radio and Ileater 1941 Two-Do- Sedan or Black Two-Do- Coupe Radio and Ileater 1940 Sedan or Radio and Ileater 1937 Coupe 1934 Sedan FORDS 1941 Special Sedan Blue 1941 Special Tu-D- or 1941 Special Tu-D- or Lt Grey 1940 Coupe 1937 Coach 1934 Tu-D- Relatives and friends in the valley will be glad to learn that Jack Halght has recently been advanced to the rank of Fireman 1st Class. He is a son of Mr, and Mrs. H. C Haight of Salt Lake, former residents of Tremonton, or BUICKS 1941 Special Sedan . PvL Lynn B. Thomas has just been transferred from Camp Bark-leTexas, after taking his twelve weeks basic training, for a three months' special training as a surgical technician at Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver, Colo. Radio and Ileater 1941 y, Super Sedan Radio and Ileater 1939 Special Sedan Radio and Ileater 1941 Sedanette Radio and Heater- - OTHERS 1942 Studebaker 1940 Pontiac Sedan 1941 DeSoto Custom 193G 1940 Sedan Terraplane Sedan Elcar Trailer House FRONK Thono 20 "" Tremonton I --- n Corp, W. M. Sorensen, of East Garland, left Tuesday for Camp Cook in California, where he is now stationed. He is in the Medical Corps. Marlon has enjoyed a pleasant furlough at home. His five brothers, Merlin, Henry, Lorenzra and Sidney, accompanied him as far as Ogden. Wil-for- Commander Sedan I -- v v 1 C0lW H0ST ,TS - V Pfc. Odell D. Anderson, of Bear River City, has recently been awarded the Good Conduct Medal by the War Department. Pfc. Anderson is a member of the worldwide Army Airway's Communications system and is stationed at Chicago, Illinois, where as a headquarters worker, he is playing an important part in the war effort. His organization provides aeronautical communications for aircraft in flight. In his service of more than a year with the AACS, Pfc. Anderson has received excellent character and efficiency ratings for faithful and exacting performance of duty. Before entering the army and being assigned to the Army Airways Communications System, Pfc. Anderson was a student at the L. D. S. Business College, Salt Lake City. J J'ii k, ?f.fc. ' Adventure and romance, exciting as the badlands in an epic big as the screen can hold! r, ... S .f mw- m '4 V 4"' 'i : d, Lowell Anderson, of Boar River City, is home from the army on a short furlough, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Anderson. Harold Strand, who has been in the Air Service Command of the U. S. Army Air Corps, has now been accepted as an airplane mechanic in the Navy and is now waiting his orders. Harold has been in Ogden for the past two years In his present work. Pvt. Virgil Weidman Is at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. U Weidman, on his first furlough J? . 'JC fU 'fcN -- " s'. ',1.1 - ( ! BLUE STAB MOTHERS TO HOLD FOOD SALE A food sale has been arranged by the Blue Star Mothers to be held Saturday beginning at 11 o'clock at Shaw and Iverson Store. Mrs. Margaret Thomas is chairman for the event. -- fii J' s CARD OF THANKS -- 4 We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors who have helped us in our hour of sorrow. To those who have called or written letters, to those who spoke words of comfort and rendered sweet music or in any way have helped us, we thank you with all our hearts. The H. P. Larsen family IB 5 Days 35 2q 16 APRIL 17 18 19 20 ; IC NO BEGINNING WE WILL OPEN OUR STORE ON SATURDAYS AT 12 o'clock noon close at 9 p. m. STORE HOURS ON OTHER WEEK DAYS REMAIN 9a:jtn:uto6pLB ne Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson have just received word that their son, Pfc. Acel E. Thompson, has arrived safely in North Africa. Maroon o? Howell, four-engi- Coupe Radio and Ileater 1937-Four-Do- Stanford Fonnesbeck, of has completed the Army Air Forces Training Command's pilot transition course at Hobbs Army Air Field, Hobbs, New Mexico, according to the announcement of Colonel Joseph P. Bailey, commanding officer of Hobbs Field. Completion of his transition training at Hobbs Army Air Field qualifies Lt. Fonnesbeck as a Flying Fortress commander, the announcement said. Lt. Fonnesbeck was commissioned as second Lieutenant and received his pilots wings at Yuma, Ariz, December 5, 1943. Lt. l3 j. UVES AGAIN ed for duty. Lt. Imthurn is well known in this section. or Black Radio and Ileater 1941 Lt. Adam J. Imthurn has reportat the Carlsbad Army Air Field, Carlsbad, New Mexico. He was commissioned December 5, 1943, upon completion of cadet training at Luke Field, Ari- Thursday, April Theatre Liberty ifftVEST since entering the service last September. He has been located at Sheppard Field, Texas. Pvt. Weidman is accompanied by his wiie, Alice Weidman, who has only recently enlisted in the W. A. C. After their visit home, he expects to go to Aberdeen, Maryland to enter Dcisel school and she to Dea Moines, Iowa to enter training. affords ua the opportunity of keeping up on the home front zona. Radio and Ileater 1941 DeLuxe We BEAR PwIVEE VALLEY LEADER- - We are adopting this change so as to give our customers an opportunity to do their shopping satisfactory to them. So the People at hours May more Know We are the oldest business firm in Tremonton in point of continuous ownership and management. Thirty-fiv- e years of continuous service and operation. We were established in Tremonton on February 1st, 1910. e Practically every dollar of profit earned in these years has been reinvested here. 'We own our own building. Every one of our men employees own their own homes. War bond purchases for 1942, 1943 and to date in 1944 by our managers and employees total over 50 per cent of total salaries paid since the war began. (Savings accounts and income have been converted into war bonds.) Six of our employees are now serving in the armed forces. These are just a few interesting facts about The Gepfaart Sto res Co. Phone 33 Tremonton, Utah 1 1 |