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Show -- Page Two BEAR RIVER VALLEY Thursday, June LEADER sugar. SHOES LOOKING BACK BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER and 1 2, " 15, is44 is needed. They must bek. 7 Airplane stamps 'Na- gas Book Three, are good in- cd, endorsed, and accompanied " week, tire inspection record. definitely. THRQUGH THE LEADER FILES 11, No GASOLINE Remember two red tokens r? Stamp Week OF FIFTEEN YEARS AGO Published at Twroooton. Utah, rm Thursday of Each 'A' Book &ood toT three aUons' four cents for every pound of , Distribution for Friday 21. fate. See your butcher. 23 June 6, 1929 expire June First West Street KILL THE BLACK MARKET were Applications for supplemental Impressive funeral services Second as in merchUtah, at Tremonton, ENDORSE mailed Office be must YOUR GAS COUpQ Post L. the Gephart, Entered at held for Harry gamine rations of Class Matter October 15. 1925 member uepnaxx and ant Co. firm. A. N. RYTTING, The news of this prominent busman's death stunned everyiness SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advance) - $1.75 On one. RATES Tuesday, May 21, he was SOLDIER $2.50 ONE YEAR to the hospital with an rushed attack of appendicitis. The opera nk-Destroy- er tion was successful, but on the scores of cities throughout the land. Ad- eleventh day, without warning, apditional transportation is required for symptoms of heart disturbance which proved to be a clot BLOOD" OF peared, trips to replacement centers and for fur- in the muscles of his heart, caus loughs. All lines, intercity bus as well as ing death in a few hours after will-fee- l complications set in. rail, on both coasts and the interior, War is an awful hog. It particularly The deceased was born March: 9, Battle-Trie- d the impact of the additional travel frves to feed on oil. In spite of the highest at Omaha, Nebraska, and 1885, S. U. load. It is obvious that such passenger moved to Tremonton in 1910. He production and refining rates in right-of-wa- y over fill will the to the here until 1916 when he traffic any remained unable greedy get By Ernie Pyle history, we are but to moved civilPowell, Wyoming, and all civilian traffic. bellies of the Gods of War and supply SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. I went out the other day with i tank, in 1924 he returned to Tremonton are demands too. destroyer unit. They hate been over here long enough to form an opinion Military ian demand to stay, the place he liked best of English weather but you can't print it In a nice newspaper like thij. More than seven hundred people CUTS enormous and still increasingf. One thousIt was the first time in ages I had been with a combat outfit which had services held in the the attended 1,800,000 bombers require and not vet been in battle. There isn t , L. D. S. Chapel Tuesday afternoon so much difference as you might with on a them on maneuvers. But whea gallons of 100 Octane gasoline under the direction of Bishop think. The really I spoke of our best ration the civilian of Recent supmany shortage James Walton of the Tremonton mission, but they can "deliver" 5,000,000 noticeable differ- - field ration they had never hea'd be attributed to military de100 with The Chapel was filled be plies may fueled when Ward. bombs more ence is their ea of it. pounds overflow acand Some liberation. of forces of mands Octhe capacity, yond 91 with gerness to "get a Octane gasoline as compared They have been working hard comodations were made. crack at the Jerand radio tubes are gasoparts, since the about examples and they hit England. They're next lower the grade tane, He was survived by his wife, ries." After they made long night trips and done manufacof radio line oil. a and In To spite are enemies H. a crackSallie using. son, Wesley, have been Gephart, best quality our a lot of practice firing and soming at them a few turing output over 10 times as great as and a daughter, Edythe; his mothetimes they have to work as late train one pilot requires about 12,500 galbe Mrs. C. H. Baker and a sister. months they'll pre-wa-r, as 10 o'clock at night. military demands for radio tiubes er, lons of aviation gasoline and a single An Los of Mimoeller Edith Mrs. just as eager to exThis When I saw them they were increased. have and burns parts bombers repair let somebody else geles, California; two brothers. squadron of 18 U. S. Navy making preparations for moving it. hard civilians at a are turn it have finding Fred of Tremonton, and Clyde of plains why 11,160 gallons in an average day's operaoverseas. It takes a lot of work But outside of to get these items, the War Production Sacramento, California. to get your equipment ready tions. The consumption in either case is talk Ernie Pyle that they for an amphibious Board says. more. the act about and to about requiretwenty years' equivalent June 6, 1929 so worked hard They've they come in who as men have been Every military plane has radio equipments of peacetime driving by the aver-arThe City Council met Monday same had time to get bored. haven't each razz a cuss lot, bat. They There are some American ment, some as much as $100,000 worth night transacting the regular rou- other about motorist. their home states, comof business. tine that have been here for two each. Ships, tanks, and other mobile plain about the food, take great Practically all mobile ground equipment without action, and there Marshal years Foxley City reported in their guns, and talk about equipment also use radio equipment. are Canadians who have beet such as trucks, tanks, jeeps, and numerous complaints concerning pride were wish Just how home, they they h A supply of 100 octane aviamarching np and down for fear minors driving cars. He was in as though they had been away for artillery requires special 80 Octane years. How they've kept (rem structed committee tion the is each of for the by police gasoline required years. All Purpose Gasoline. Most field hospitals, going nuts la beyond me. toof to enforce the council all city This unit has been training 11,000 planes backing up Allied liberation radio and telephone stations, special pipe as well as state statutes relative two for years. nearly gether forces, the Petroleum Administration for to the driving of cars by minors The commander of the lines, refrigeration equipment and air They don't yet realize what a debattalion I have been visiwar and was and to that instructed terrific reports. Heavy imperative gives delegate advantage ports are powered by gasoline engines. Col. Joseph Deeley of is Lieut. ting as It will reaUze to necesif but assist them, they special police oil mands for by General Eisenhower as Gasoline is used for cooking, heating water Wis. He used to In Falls, coon as are Sheboygan battle. in enforcing these laws. they early as last winter almost made New sary mill there. I like g run a and many other purposes. No longer is They are a vast team of firehis attitude toward of Boston and things. of dozens York, power composed Philadelphia the first June 13, 1929 the saying true than an army moves on showed When I first up he wtt one each little teams, centering indirect invasion casualties. Increased pro- Death Claims Young its stomach. It moves on gasoline too and but he nude courteous done one around perfectly gun. They have duction by East Coast refineries, the "Big Man In Prime of Life credentials had sure I proper automatiknow so lots of it. A motorized division can travel plenty it long they Funeral services were held in and what not. As he said, they have Inch" and "Little Big Inch" pipelines and the Bear River cally what to do. They all know Ward over 21 on a It Chapel, feet City gallon. requires only had team and on man the plenty of security preached fato emergency deliveries helped avert civilian Tuesday, May 11, at 2 p. m. over every know bis them back home, and this Indeed Is 250 gallons to move a mile. About 50 and they personality the remains of Wayne H. Campshortages of oil and gas. a critical period and he isn't taking how he will react. They have gallons of petroleum of all kinds are rebell, who died in the Valley hospit those any chances. faith other. la each Only al Saturday morning, June 8, fol quired monthly to support ach man in But once he had assured himself who have fought know what conCONGRESS lowing two weeks illness of pneu I was all right he ealled in his uniform. This may be startling but readfidence that prodnces. monia. and told them to go around ily understandable when it is realized that The House has passed H. R. 4833, a Because of his manly conduct A typical gun commander is and tell their men they were peone battleship can take aboard enough oil bill to extend for two additional years the and the sort of life he lived, his Sergt. Dick Showalter, (535 S. Ghar-ke- r rfectly free to show me any and all name will live in the hearts of in one fueling to heat the average home St) Muncie, Ind. I have a spe- equipment they had and talk to me provisions of the Sugar Act of 1837. friends his and He cial reason for mentioning him, For as freely as they wanted to. acquaintances. for over 350 years. Conference Report, H. R. 44464, a bill was gifted in the line of music, while I was talking with a group of As I told him later I don't to increase the debt limit of the United having been a member of the Bear soldiers he came up and introduced Increasing percentages of ail are being think he need have bothered. River high school orchestra and himself and said: For these boys, approaching States from $210,000,000,000 to shipped to the fighting fronts from fora from home married war "I for the first time, pumped Bear River as as well your girl band, City was passed in the House this eign countries but their maximum producme so thoroughly on what wax solo parts in operas put town." singing tion is only such a small proportion of week and sent to the Senate where it was on during his years in high school. Now things like that are always Is like that I hardly got a chance to nine to ask any questions of them. that me, except the total requirements that the U. S. A. He was survived by his parents, happening raised to $260,000,000,000 to which amount out of ten are times the people and Maybe I'll have to write some Mr. Mrs. Martin Campbell and the House agreed. simply must assume the major responsibilown will come mixed and up. People up security regulations of my Who the following brothers and sisters: or I The Emergency Price Control Act of Gordon "Don't me? remember ont ity of "oiling" this war and that can not you say, just C, Francis and Gwendothe devil Is reporting this war, b? done and still leave enough for unra-tione- d 1942 is being considered in both the House lyn. Interment was in the Bear used to deliver papers at your And it will turn out they house." anyway? civilian demand. and Senate this week with amendments River City Cemetery. lived in a town I had never heard offered in both houses concerning various Local Man Wins Honors One company commander, Capt of, and were thinking of two other Many contradictory statements have fellows. Charles Harding, of Olmsted Falls, of been made and widely publicized about the act, including adjustments in parts Word was received by Mr. and When Sergeant Showalter said he near Cleveland, had just had a leMrs. J. D. Harris of the success- had married a the rent control regulations, and providpresent and impending petroleum shortgirl from my home tter from home telling him to keep ful of a course of completion study town I oil arched court when review but slightly for defendents charged my handsome an eye out for me. He figured that ing ages, especially gasoline, their son, LaMar W. Harris at eyebrows and said, "Yes?" by in a war this big our paths would with violation of a regulation, order or the Chicago school of Dental Surcompanies, large and small, the country "Yes," he said. "I married Edna never cross, but they did. over publicly announce that gasoline supprice schedule of the act. It is anticipated gery. Kuhns." Another Ohioan came up and Not dedid he receive his I only was with raised "I not war himself. This was P. sufficient to fight the that legislation will pass both bodies of "Why," said, plies are of D. D. S., but also a key, the Kuhns kids. They lived just James Francis McClory of (6 gree and continue the present rate of home Congress extending the Price Control Act as an honor student, being one of across the fence from our farm. Guthrie street) Cleveland. McClory which expires June 30, 1944, unless real must be the 13 out of 175 students to have I've known them all my life." consumption, shortage is what is aptly known in the baSer"That's I what this honor conferred upon him. ttalion as a "character." He used and rationing must continue. Perhaps said," said Showalter. And we then The left honor geant is be a prize fighter. Being in in key recoggiven -- xmore stringent restrictions can be avoided, crowd the and sat on the grass, world of pugilists, d nition of meritts in scholarship, if the oil companies and retailers' camfor apes. Tneres a ROUND-U- P a rock, has leaning against and affinity great morality, U.S. citizenship, and is ' zoo in fac-Sergeant Showalter worked in i an almost human ape at the paign, now under way, to wipe out counFarmers bought and accepted early de- the highest degree conferred by tories go" before McClory the He war. which has been the school. nearby city terfeit and stolen coupon rackets or mist livery of the largest tonnage of commerDr. Harris, the title that he has commander of his gun for more than see every time he gets a pass. use of legally issued coupons proves cial fertilizers and fertilizer materials in so well earned, and the one that 'a year and a half. He is a small calls him "Alfred the Ape, taw quiet, serious, conscientious, says he sure wishes he could the nation's history during the past 12 will follow him through life in his fellow, and extremely proud of his crew and him back to Cleveland. xprofession, is a local man, having of the for months, the War Food Administration way they take their responsiMcClory used to work spent most of his life here. company, bility. Cleveland Welding says, thus enabling plants to keep working One of Showalter's best buddies made bicycles. When I asked at the capacity permitted by available Business Men Take Fishing In his crew is Pfc. Bob Cartwright what he did he said. "Oh. I was Just To IdahoTrip labor and also avoiding a critical of Daytona Beach, Fla. He is a a hod knocker." shortage H. T. Woodward, J. H. Keller, 'cannoneer a small, reddish, good-- 1 You can kid lots with McCWJ of fertilizers on farms. O Ration certifi- S. C. Chriatensen and Antone natured fellow. Warning that railroad and bus passenWhen I went to write down his cates issued for purchase of men's rubber Christensen have When we met I said, "What's I put "Sergeant" In front of ft ger space might be cancelled without nojust returned get boots and rubber work shoes are now good from a few days outing and fish- that you've got in your mouth?" tice as a result of increased military ache said. "No no. I'd never ia war the if He at Camas Creek, Idaho. grinned and said, "Chawin' be a sergeant indefinitely, OPA says. Householders ing trip tivity due to the invasion, Col. J. Monroe aa having an enjoyable tobacco." Which was Just what I report They should fill their coal bins during the sumJohnson, director of the Office of Defense So I said. "Well, corp trip but have no particular big thought it was. t He manages to keep well stocked But he said, "No, I ain't t mer months because the shortage of mo- fish stories to tell, so we venture Transportation, today urged the public to a corporal. to say they made some good by trading stuff with boys who don't sense enough to be tor trucks and drivers for refrain from making summer vacation distributing catches, So I said. "Well, we sim ptt and are letting the other chew. Bob is very young. He didn't coal is expected to reach a critical know much when he came into the have you. private. plans requiring either railroad or interstage fellow tell the story. army, but Showalter says he's the McCloys of the world by the beginning of the coal season, the city bus travel. best there, is now. you only a private?" Office of Defense Transportation advises. The military and war production de.,inun So we compromised and O On July 1, nearly 100,000 Cadet mands on the railroads, as well as interAs I said the boys are very proud Nurses guy' of their guns. They say they've from the 1,064 approved schools of nurMcClory Is one of those city buses, are now at an all time high the fine training and lots of prachad for re good TABU or and will increase during the summer, the sing will celebrate the first birthday of tice on moving targets. They say outfit He is always dotoj jy the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. O ODT announced. that on direct fire they can hit a lng something funny. Candy of tfl The preparations for the invasion, Col. moving tank at about a mile and good soldier. He is one production of more than 2i2 billion lbs. MEATS, FATS, ETC Red almost never miss. anxious who are fanatically loysL reached an all-tiJohnson said, placed a terrific burden on high in the U. S. last stamps A8 through W8 are good to get at it and get itThey're over with and H. has a great the nation's transportation system. To year, according to the Department of indefinitely. Stamps U8, VS and get back home. $ company W8 became valid June 4. They know It won't be easy on Jay Kennedy Commerce. O No large-scal- e this continuing burden now must be added resumption PROCESSED FOODS Blue the other side. They're living rough Roslindale, Mass. tatt of bicycle production will be the job of petting our casualies from inpossible until Stamps A8 through V8, Book Four now but they know it will be lots gasoline caught fire McIL)C,ed ana the war in Europe has been coming hospital ships and troop transports himself on the captain Indefinitely, Stamps R8, rougher pretty soon. brought to a S8,areT8,good As they say, the chow is bad him out of the way, US, and V8 became valid at numerous East and West Coast points successful conclusion, WPB says. O Anott Carry 1. here compared to what it was in from serious to the general hospitals. over of feed grains at the end of the pres- June SUGAR No. 30 and America, but they don't complain From these general hospitals the woundent feeding year probably will be the 31, Book Four, Stamps too much because they know it's go- very ill McClory took th tt tf are good indefinite, telegrapneu ed must be moved, at the proper time, to and had he smallest for any year since 1937, the Bur- ly. Stamp No. 40 for canning is ing to get worse. ey to know valid Take Spare Stamp 37 to They they'll be on C and K his own parish special treatment hospitals located in eau of Agricultural Economics predicts. local rationing board, for canning rations, and they've had experience for the captain's me IF IT'S NEWS , - - - swr. 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