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Show r, ;rjey School News s0 i . 20 ?yrt i 'iy-road- all of us are at 5i;iuaji uicie mc twenty and girls t0 four in our room. But Tuesday morning only three boys and in our room three girls came. The blizzard can not chicken pox kept the others i home. nppd a boat tines day. Miss Christensen's Room snow. $ SSonValen- : When basement room. s. . School is more fun all the time. ' We had a good time onValen- CTe'lere soon stops tines, and then we had a dance nd a Party. This Wednesday, we ,me ' ar,s going to see a Magician on dv and Raymond Second Grade, the Lyceum program i P00 , Although most boys and girls come to school everyday. Mrs. Rheads Room the first grade in the We are ut its snowit is blowing We had fun on Valentine's day. Eskimos; 3 bout got lots of Valentines. Eskimo Everyone like We wish everyday were Valen- - - The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. Trcmonton. Utah' it is a cold winter 1949 and girl ' isnons For Ladies in Army lis Same Old Story Of Clothes Problem CAMP bi th erade UScd t 2 VSEi hPe XK raUr-i- lmeS I d seln .uimeMuoenu in scnooi; We have had a lot of fun in are out because of the bad wea- February. First we had a nice ther. One of the students in our Abraham Lincoln program and roou went to California Friday .we wrote stories about him. We February 11. jhad a nice time on Valentine day Monday the 14th we had a too, with a dance in the gym and Valentine party the two Seventh a party In our room, ' grade rooms went down in the Our school library Is open now we are going to see who can gym and played games. Our room mother, who is living in Mesa read the most books. We have to Arizonia sent us each a little write a short report on each book, gift. .Whavtowrita aiaanan naaaa We think this Is going to be fun Reporters Clarence, Ron Dell Mr. Orwins Seventh grade. Reporters, Billy Ashton Vau:hn Korth Mrs. Gunnell Third Grade Monday was Valentines day We had a party. The girls made LEE. VA. -A- pparently for woman, in the Army or out it is the same old story clothes. What the Wacs would like to know is how many wartime short skirts do they have to wear out bej fore they get the New Look. j Skirt length is a problem at this Initial postwar Wac training center which this week graduated its first women's Regular Army g company. The Army Quartermaster Corps has left over from the last war a supply of khaki skirts. That's fine for the taxpayers WIPE OUT TRAVEL ( WOULD xcept in those some cookies. We had a pretty Valentine TAX days ladies admittedly had knees. President Trumand intends to box. L J. Burbank's mother! Powerful measures are being stick by his cut in our military brought us each some candy. Our brought to play on congress to room mothers gave, us each a budget wartime bag wipe out theNow knees are strictly covered. of heart shaped candy. travel tax wherein all who ride on Whereas civilian women measure We drew pictures of Abe Lin- - public carriers must pay a 15 per the length of their hems from the coin and Qeorge Washington cent transportation tax. This dis-Th- en floor, Wacs are having to compute we drew different hearts, criminatory tax injure Utah's theirs from the knee down. tourist income, as it tends to hold The boss Wac, Col. Mary Hallar-en- , They turned out very well. We had a Valentine dance, the back thousands of tourists who has Lowell, Mass., decreed gym was decorated with red, would travel by rail, bus or plane hems IVz inches below the knee. There is hardly a Wac officer or white and blue, mostly blue and during their summer vacation enlisted woman who does not have white. period. In fact the tax effects a skirt with a faced hem or one let Mrs. Saunders 4th grade anyone who travels in business down at the waist. Reporters Billy Woodhead or emergency on a public carrier Uniforms are issued to enlisted and Betty Mae Allen. and retards the movement of Wacs. Officers buy theirs. Officers vast numbers of people in low incould go out and have a skirt tailcome bracket. Set Up as a police Birds Tailor a 10 ored fashionable inches from measure during the war, the unbirds! know I didn't Sewing the floor except for one reason: the there were fair tax penalize folks who travel birds which sewed union a lack of military frowns Oh yes there are, and birds long distance, for the greater the formity. But the postwar woman soldier that weave, too. Tailor birds are cost of the transportation, the has won one victory. Several years found in the Torrid zone, in the greater the penalty in taxes. All ago when civilian women and USO countries India, China, the Malay who oppose this measure are urgT girls could look glamorous in page- Peninsula, and the Phillippine ed to write their congressman hairboy bobs and shoulder-lengtIslands. like the They jungles or; and urge its repeal announces dos, Wacs had to keep their hair even the Utah State Department of peoples gardens. "well above the collar." Their features are yell- Publicity and Industrial Develop-owis- h top "But no one is able to describe ment. and their head green, the 'well above collar' what just means," said Colonel Hallaren. The feathers a readish brown. The new regulation is that coiffures bottom feathers are dull white. .CHICAGO RAILROAD FAIR must be neat and appropriate to The male birds two tail feathers The Chicago Railroad Fair tailored uniforms. are longer than the females. which caused so much attention B HO RIGHT J d RIGHT r RIGHT j priced 5S KCdf 1 "D KEN ; a basic-trainin- Cylinder Blocks AND Heads Repaired (ALL WORK GUARANTEED) Aulolnotive Machine Work PHILIP FAIRBANKS. LOCATED AT JAY DEE HARRIS SHOP ed FEATURING I .'jne-- tidpat, r out-mod- guaranteed Glasses" 7 ands of pieces of Utah l.tcrauir Last ycar the Utah. wloich is hoped, w,Il rnulii jum m uiciun. "ln? thousands .f dditton: Ui'panment or publicity tourist Mr' Garfield's Ei"nth erade information booth at vS to to th, Chicago ' the coir 'ceNelson ReporU-- RailroadFair distributed thoul- - ing tcmrists aS Eame SCre iHlTtSS. r.- -e a New Type EVERT0N DELUXE MATTRESS NEW MACHINERY INNER-SPRIN- HAS BEEN OF THE MATTRESSES G TO MAKE INSTALLED HIGHEST QUALITY. .... IF YOU WANT A NEW MATTRESS OR HAVE YOUR OLD MATTRESS REBUILT , j h Priced at j Man Having Tough Time Proving He Really Exists IMS! 115 NORTH MAIN, LOGAN iff lift Count hi Us f Our II Bessings iTMw WORKS HEBE men can't f ther children." Villa, however, nets and pays all tax bills. e CapKa! Bureau Gov- Southern to set up shop in Washington to help wage war against Federal civil rights proposals and carry the South's banner on other issues. Several Dixie executives said a southern governors bureau in the capital was likely to spring from a resolution approved last night by the Southern governors' conference. The resolution deplored "hostli-ty- " toward the South in the rest of the country and declared this unfavorable attitude was "created and perpetuated by untruths and GA. SAVANNAH, ernors planned today 1.02 2.98 Pounds HOXEY BEE pound bag COMPLETE STOCK OF FLOWER AND wife recently hnd a baby. He tried in vain to ; n the child registered but offiri is said: "Dead Full-Tir.- - SHORTENING 50 of 35, Southern Govc:".ors Plan V 3 Giovanni Villa, ROME. Palermo, Sicily, has been trying for four years to get himself declared alive. He has succeeded only with the tax collector, who sends him bills regularly. The Palermo civil registry has him listed as dead since 1944 at the village of Patricia, which Villa said he never visited. His GARDEN VARIETIES 2A'49er per-mae- nt half-truths- ENTER ' COLGATE-PALMOLIV- GOLD RUSH $100,0008 A southern foundation was estab- CONTEST lished to "correct" the picture and give the rest of the nation the "RST PRIZE $49,000 SECOND 15,8 PRIZE OTHER !0u VeI 4,900 CASH "n need sapsat the South's story. The governor's ef these Fab 30c, Super Suds vPalmoHve Bar. 2 for 17c, Wimcre Bouquet 2 for 21c 28c, iY Cookie nJj 3 , JlIC o, iUiv . water ana Dane. u,u lK can 1 ...Jj m j For 5 I LunrJinnn Meat J i S1 lb 45c lb. 4Sc. . Trimmed "A" Grade STEAKS i . . . . 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The director of the league ana an 1 uch-ms- w ious voman to the and appreciate the flalter.ng it provides for her best dressed apj- - aiame. a compliment will recogniie It'siluni A parson who . By PIOTNER DAY has Animal Lovers Protest Their Use in Circuses LONDON. BRIGIIAM CITY tap-dan- ce resulted in the formation in the minds of millions of Americans an attitude toward this unfavorable area. great ?(SJEAL)Vj style-ton- hmk-groun- Prldnt, Ths Portion Uodny f d Nw York c Ths stood outside M. rauis church at Harringay, handing out pamphlets alleging that the circus animals were treated cruelly to make them perform. On a placard were attached instruments said to have been used on the animals. c:cant Foihion Acodny ol Nw York w th. pent 20 yeari bt rld hoi for it onnuol !tn of "Anwrico'i Th '49 ford wot chottn to recew ths Foihion Atod.my Cold Medal ofler 1949 outomobils modl o oil nole and corefull In oil prks dans hod studied from the itortdpoint ef excele lence In detlQ". limplicity end style oppeol. This recognition of ford leodership in the iwdrn trend of oulomobile desion sfonds o o of Ford's unique tribute to the wort of Cvn Styling Deportment end bcit drud omn." bn feml-nin- Takes Draft Registration To Recall to Man His Name ALBANY, an i Westmorland dance. Shirley followed was .Ths sang by anoth-- ! er form Linda Marble and Juanita Nelson. Because the other schools were unable to come we are another dance for Wed- - conference, which coupled with misinformation, 25c ... 80-R- : i' PHONE 27 2 PHONE TREMONTON j We ended last night formally noted that "many economic indicators" show more progress in the South than in the nation as a wnoie. ine South still retans materal wealth, highly attractive to industry, which hardly has been touched yet, the governors declared. But despite this progress, tney added, there is "a serious lack of information about the South, which, PRIZES a top or wrapper from one new low price invited thirteen other schools to come but because ot the weather Garland was tne only school able to attend. At 9:00 cookies and punch were served. At 10:30 we had our program. The Christensen Girls did a tap r U 'el up EVERT0N MATTRESS CO. The Tailor bird makes a nest and was such a huge success last out of leaves. The bird makes, year will reopen June 25th in! holes along the edges of the 'Chicago. Several additional; leaves and threads the string or thread through the holes. This little bird ties knots, so that the sowing is very strong. "IT HAPPENS EVERY Wonderful isn't it Mrs. Anderson's Fifth grade Reporter, Sharan Fredrickson On the 11th of February we held our annual Eighth Grade Dance. 19.95 N. lliam Ladis-lau- s Thomas Wisniewski told the for the judge it took 'registration to learn World War I draft for him that his real name was not Walter hn DeBerry. The Judge granted when of name a for change plea had he explained that his parents intended to name him Walter and all he had been known as DeBerry en his life except on two occasions-whhe signed up for the 1917 draft and In 1825 when he was married. Consultant Ceor 6 TRI-MOTO- R TREMONTON, UTAH Woikof of Detroit. CO. PHONE |