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Show 30, 1944 ,v Jlarch -- BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER- - ORPHEUM Roddy McDowaii - Monday ...jnv ' iit nni1qir lrjU'1 J pared with 168 for the previous week. An increase in the number of cases of mumps is also noted with a total of 135 as compared with 75 for the previous week. No, cases of diptheria, smallpox nor typhoid fever were reported. It is encouraging to note that no cases of tuberculosis were reported for the week. Three cases of rheumatic fever were reported as follows: Davis, Sanpete and Summit County. The totals for the week were as follows: chickenpox, 72; influenza, 204; measles, 30; German measles, 30; mumps, 136; pneu146; monia, 7; scarlet fever, whooping cough, 39; gonorrhea, 7; syphilis, 10, and rheumatic fever, lCHEALTH i i it 686 cases i erf State Department March ending week the 164 cases more than Snorted for the previous cases fewer than ''ted for 016 correspond- - X !S? number of 149 cases of Swriflu reports as com-10- 9 cases for the pre- the corresponding v For 61 year ago, cases were & increase in the number noted with of influenza is as com- jdNi beta? reported tTiarmc captains HOWELL I Stage Two-Ma- n Reign of Terror Mrs. Hal Neilson is visiting- with her husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs. loyd T. Neilson of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Foissxen and daughter, Lois, spent last Monday in uevasiaie Entire Japanese Base On Ballale Isle. Miss Jean Christensen, of Tremonton, was a visitor of Miss Naomi Mason of Howell. By 2nd Lieut. W. K. HOLT, USMC The Howell Ward AssoSOLOMON IS- ciation will hold their Primary ConGUADALCANAL, Primary LANDS (Delayed) wasn't the 130 ference Sunday, 2nd. The theme plane raid on Ballale island that to be carried outApril is "Primary Colors' Ram-sey gave marine Capt. Robert F. The Relief Society of the Howell of 1120 Viscano drive. Glendale. Ward is sponsoring a program and Calif., his biggest thrill. It wasn't dance March 31st in the Friday, the 70 plane assault that leveled Jap school house. installations on Vila airdrome, nor Howell A special program haa been the first time he led a division of arranged. The Howell orchestra will furnish marine dive bombers. His biggest kick came v. hen he the music. A very enjoyable evening and marine Capt. Edward C. Willard is anticipated. Miss LaPriel Sorenson visited over of 6550 North Glenwood avenue. Chithe weekend with her parents, Mr. 111., a cago, staged reign of terror on a small Jap garrison and Mrs. Elmer Sorenson. She is emat Parapatu Point on Kolombangara ployed at the First National Bank in Salt Lake. island. "The unit was going up to pound some coastal guns near Vila that day," Captain Ramsey related. "Ed J and I were spares. That means we 4 tag along after the formation and Mrs. Ursel Rhodes entertained fill in if any of the other dive bombWednesday of last week at a family er pilots have trouble. "We had permission beforehand to dinner in compliment to her mother, go after the Japs on Parapatu Point Mrs. C. V. Moss, whose birthday it if there was no need for spares. was. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. There wasn't. So we broke off and C. W. Moss and daughter Vera, Mr. were on our way. and Mrs. Edwin Roundy and family, "We climbed to about 10,000 feet Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moss and son, and nosed over, strafing all the way all of Fielding. down. I could see the Japs scurryMrs. Lenna Oyler was hostess to ing for cover, running, stumbling the Y. G. L. Club Thursday evening: over limbs, and falling into holes. at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nephi Left in Pretty Fix. Wcstergard in Garland, Nearly 100 "Both of our bombs fell near some per cent of the members were prescoastal guns that had been causing ent, Mrs. Nelva Hansen gave the our patrol boats trouble. I was en- book review. A pleasant social hour joying our party, strafing and dodgfollowed. I ing antiaircraft shrapnel, until Mrs. Edwin Isaacson is visiting found that my flaps wouldn't close. with relatives in California for sevfix. me left in a pretty "That eral weeks. It was the Japs' turn to have some I was practically creeping fun. along ever the area and the ack-ac- k was getting dangerously close. They popped away at me and I popped! back with my machine guns, at the same time trying frantically to close my flaps. "At last they closed, and I joined Ed upstairs. We circled to take a good look at the damage we'd caused, and then beat it home." Captain Ramsey's bombs have helped to plaster Japanese ammunition and supply dumps, coastal artillery and antiaircraft guns, barges and bivouac areas throughout the Solomons area. In the Scjuth Pacific combat zone only a few weeks, he has participated in six dive bombing raids, scoring hits in the target area on every mission. Officially credited to him are the destruction of several buildings, barges, and gun installations. Clean Up Jap Base. The huge dive bombing raid on Ballajf island devastated the entire Japanese base, Captain Ramsey .It I 3. two-ma- n I ; Jay Dee Harris DISTRIBUTOR EAST GARLAND I j DIESEL, DISTILLATE and FARM TRACTOR FUELS ; o CARLOAD SHIPMENT and GREASES OILS 5 Gal. i WANDA MOTOR 0IL Cans Pour-Spo- ut I I Tremonton Phone 109 i 1 Ttioy'Il Help Someone 60 V 11 Sp!I tit Swan Your Idle MW 8W A Electric Appliances I ii J I 8 those discarded appliances loafing idly around your house. Call them to arms. Dig them out and sell them or trade them to your electrical dealer. He'll put them in shape so they can save time for someone. Perhaps for a housewife doing double duty as a war worker. If you don't sell or swap, she may have to do with out appliances, because manufacturers are busy on other things needed to win the war. Use the convenient "Trading Post" coupon. They've got a job to do "WARTIME TRADING POST" COUPON Date.. I would like to buy trade (check transsell ition i0 which you are interested) the following used Hectric Appliances: ft TP ol Q AdpUum) (ApproxixBot Volu) &mof AppUonc.) (Appro idmot Valu) (Apptoxinirt Vai) RnwoUppitac) T ( i said. "As we circled to pick up our pilots just completing their run, we could see four large fires shooting flames high in the air. We must have dumped our eggs right in the middle of an ammunition or supply dump. "The antiaircraft was the heaviest I've ever seen when we started into our dive that day. Each of us had a specific target and the men did their job well. When we returned two days later, only a few scattered shots were fired." The son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. marine dive Ramsey, the bomber enlisted for naval flight training July 25, 1941, after his graduation from San Jose State college, where he played guard under the famous football coach, Pop Warner. He won his wings and a commission in the marine corps May 15, 1942, at Corpus Christi, Texas. He was promoted to a first lieutenant last December and to captain in DJ. UTAH J1 tUtd blow, or t doln oHic. Your inauirr w.11 Eloctne Appliance Tradina Pott & LIGHT CO. Dealers operate "Wartime Trading Poits" buying, selling, Uading Used Electric Appliances ,ol1owin9 Electrical iSuU N FARMERS' CASH UNION CHEVROLET GAMBLE - Tremonton Twenty-one-year-ol- CO. - Tremonton STORES - Tremonton SHAW & HYRUM -- 40c friends of forty years or more. The Primary officers and teachers have been prtpaiing the children for their program to be given in Primary Conference next Sunday evening. They especially desire the presence of the parents at the meeting. Mrs. Ursel Rhodes accompanied her husband to Blue Creek on business, Thursday, As a recreational diversion from regular meeting, the M. I. A. officers sponsored a dance for last Tuesday ed. orchestra furnishevening. Wilord Sorensen was brought home ed the Plymouth music. Saturday from the hospital where he was treated for pneumonia. He is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson were Monday evening gxiests of Mr. and A Mrs. Don Bourne in Brigham City. IXave Mr. and Mrs. John Oyler, Jr. exto return next home week from FARM IMPLEMENTS pect Martinez, California, where they REPAIRED NOW have been during the winter months. j until you are ready wait Why Miss Yvonne Grover has completed use then' to her high school credits for graduat-tio- g and is working prior to later en- 1 C. rolling as a Cadet Nurse. Blacksmith and Machine Works L. I. Isaacson had as her Mrs. afternoon guests on Tuesday, her sis"Mends Everything ter, Mrs. Henry Oyler of Tremonton, But People's Ways" and Mrs. Sophia Larson, an old time Suggestion: Tar i I n H. ROHDE I FOR SALE 1940 Plymouth 4 DOOR -- Like New . SEDAN Radio and Heater . . .... Good Tires WINZELER MOTOR CO. IS SPONSORED BY Federation o o o o o o PRIZES GALORE! IVERSON - Tremonton JENSEN & SONS - Garland d without enthusiasm. i Old-fathe- Emerson. r, ! CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS TRl-STAT- to en ei th Light Company POWER 35c Mr. and Mis. J. H. Sorenson spent a few hours with their son, Allen, who is temporarily located at the Salt Lake Air Base. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnson, Friday, at the Valley hospital. Mrs. Johnson was the former Helen Oyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oyler. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Shaffer and family have moved back to their home after spending the winter in Garfield, where Mr. Shaffer was employ- FRONK CHEVROLET CO. DIDRICKSON SERVICE STATION Skytillery Distillery' Doesn't Mean Moonshine COWLEYS' PENNEY CO. SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH J. C. FOOD STORES AMERICAN PACIFIC (Delayed). "Skytillery Distillery No Furriners Allowed." CITY DRUG STORE A visitor to this remote marine , LUMBER CO. utpost might think he was in the disARCHIBALD center of a moonshine-producin- g PARLEY trict upon noticing this sign. STORES GAMBLE t The sign, created by marine PriBROTHERS WOODWARD vate First Class Gail D. Zumwalt, his includes of SERVICE TRACTOR 28, Williams, Calif., PETERSON cartoon conception of a mountain WATKIN'S CREAMERY moonshiner resting against a tree. It warns all unauthomed persons JOHNSON'S SHELL OIL to stay out of a highly important unit TREMONTON LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. of the marine airdrome stationed on WESTERN POOL HALL this island the water works. The wording is the idea of Corp. JAY DEE HARRIS William G. Oldfather, holder of the FARMERS' CASH UNION Purple Heart, who lives on Route 11, HUNSAKER PEP SERVICE Phoenix, Ariz. LAUB'S O. P. SKAGGS Corporal known to his buddies as "Old WINZELER MOTOR CO. Pappy," is one of the custodians of GE PI I ART STORES CO. the "Skytillery Distillery," which distills ocean water to rupply drink- ADAM'S DRUG STORE ing water. CLUB BOWLING LEE'S LOCKER STORAGE Need Enthusiasm BEAR RIVER STATE BANK Nothing great was ever achieved rc: "Wartim will mist you. -- m onday, April 3 - 8:30 p. m. -- (Sht P. O. or H. r. D.) " 15c Crystal Springs June. Muab iZ 6T'foww o a wo Admission Bear River Valley Wildlife "T Stat.. J" PPKh9 b good for 6JLa doya elt.r dot honest or irib ea band att.r thai tun. thr Mould b 'lul.d. b, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m. SPORTSMEN'S ANNUAL 66 W cTp 99 Ron tUpko Sunday Shows IN TECHNICOLOR " "I '" ,)llllllfL "LASSIE COME HOME" J.JLX -- Page Five E ANDY'S BARBER SHOP ASIICRAFT JEWELRY GIFFORD'S MEN'S STORE BILL SAND ALL SERVICE MOUNTAIN STATES IMPLEMENT CO. LILENQUIST BROTHERS RUDY MILLER TREMONTON HARNESS SHOP DICK'S PHOTO SHOP KEN SLUSSER CO. HEPP'S SHOE SHOP FRANK DALTON SAFEWAY STORES Garland HYRUM JENSEN & SONS DON LAMB'S SERVICE W. L. WOODS SERVICE LUMBER CO. PERSSON CLOTHING GARLAND BILLIARDS 0. P. SKAGGS FORSBERG GROCERY BEAR RIVER VALLEY FEED SUPPLY TRI-STAT- E FELSTED FEED SUPPLY KAMMEYERV? Ogdcn |