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Show BOX WATC H BRIGHAM GROW The New Government Hospital is just the beginning, many more industries will follow if we are on our toes. BRIGHAM, IIOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, L oli-vl- TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH NUMBER 17, It) 12 3. IN AUSTRALIA MCARTHUR ARRIVES j IDA! 'late, K ). ed bj ducej epar- - i Areas In States Isignated By CIVIC WORKER AS AREA , jVAST CHANGE The third draft lottery of World War No. ' was held tills afternoon in Washington, beginning at 4 p. m. Of the first SUCCUMBS U. UTAH IS DESIGNATED Famous American Takes Over Supreme Allied Pacific Command; To Direct War From Australian Base WAR BRINGS TO AMERICA eleven numbers drawn from the goldfish howl, only one number Passed Away Early Sunday Morning Of A Heart Ailment Americans No Longer Living AMERICAS NUMBER ONE The fourth number was, Normal Lives T 411, wliieh was the number FIGHTER ARRIVES IN PROHIBITED NEW 934 6. NO. Winnie Valentine Holst 59, f Ilvruiii Clear Campbell, wife of W L. Holst of Brigham Creek. AUSTRALIA BY PLANE This becomes number ZONES SET UP AGAINST ALIENS City and prominent L. D. S. one in this district, and means attack or, Pearl Harbor scaree- church w orker, died at a Brig- - Mr. Campbell will be the first Jy any phase of normal Ameri- The biggest news of the war 1 L 'FRANCISCO, March 17 iham broke today in a United Press City hospital Sunday at selectee called under the latest '.can life has escaped change as - The army extended its Brigham Uirl 4:15 a. m. of a heart ailment, draft, unless he comes in the de- - 'a result of the war effort, dispatch which stated that Gon-'erover enemy aliens in the Gaining Recognition a two-daafter illness. new restrictions ferment his classification. Every day Douglas MacArthur, idav to guarantee against i Mrs. HoLs-- t was born at Brig- .arc ordered for goods which wife and son and entire staff Olurnn activity and sabo ,m iViUSlC Circles in bp which 970 order Box millions of Americans ham City on February 13, 18X3, have 'had arrived safely by plane to August and Mary Houston Elder men, who registered last setting up military aieas "from the Philippine Islands, at for granted tires, silk jaken more western states. A U. S. army engineer's steel Mrs. J. Carl Valentine. She was reared and Eebiuary 16th for, selective $er- - stockings, gir unnamed Australian base. 120,000 German, Italian pjelson is reported to be mak-educated at Brigham City and v'eo, will be called for duty in jdtehenwarc a lump (ruck, weighing .several General MacArthur was nam-4onbe will iii iaPso tbp determined went out of control on pd supreme allied commander draft, attended college by articles, Salt panose aliens and Japa- jng good in a big way. Miss Nel- ,bp national draft lottery in Soulli birth under ison js now joining the Alvina, ,Lake City. while ;jn the Pacific war 70110 by i.t American Monday sho was married to Wallace Washington which started today RlP impact of restricUons in gasoline. In line with his prac- - (raveling west and finally land-- president Roosevelt, Feb, 22, to evacuate designated pPy and King Sisters at Boston in California, cases. hut the scarcity soon will tical nature, he had a special od in a heap in an orchard be- - but the news was kept secret Oregon, tbjs F,.jday where she will tour Leondus Holst at Salt Lake City ,at 4 P- m- MWT). As more than 7000 Yumbcrs bp fPb The program for con- - ,ow Roar attachment installed (onging to William Craghcad at lentil today. gton and Arizona, the the New England sta'es for two on Juno s. 1904, and the couple' resided in Brigham City ,arp drawn fiom the historic ve rt ng American industry from in order to negotiate the steep Sixth Wept stiTet. The big General Wainwright, an improclamation added the months as a specialty singer. At had ' in draft goldfish bowl-us- ed of Idaho. Montana, No- - the conclusion of the tour, 6hesnt'e nrodiiction to war hills he expects to encounter 'truck was driven by George portant member of the MaeAr-ithu- r when he makes his annual jaunt Alex Barker of Ogden who, in nd Utah and an undeter- sflp was chorister and organ- - lotteries in the first World war materials is staff, was left in control of rptuln to Meadow brook, to Yellowstone park this sum- - a police report, stated that the (he number of other enemy cedar Grove, N. J. to sing by rtst of Brigham City First L. D. c- - the order of call for Box El-- , steadily. Philippine situation wliieh swarcl for many years, and dpr mPn and others throughout to the areas i.ov under nopular demand. Later she will Customs, habits and traditions mer. Attorney Mann reports brakes of the vehicle failed to has now reached a stalemate. viol. The news that General Doughe featured at the Hotel Astor 'vas a member of the Box Elder the nation will be established. 0f a generation will change with- - .that a number of local business hold and that all he could do 'LDmen havp signified their intention was to hold it on the highway, las MacArthur will now direct S. stake M. I. A. board. No setup 924 new prohi- Todays drawing will be the';n a fPW months. jn New York City during the wartime draft lottery since She also "a$ a charter mem-'firs- t areas from which those summer. New automobiles, tires and'of following suit in the near Jt passed through the red light (he Pacific war activities, will brief preliminary 1ubes are unobtainable unless future and have planned the Lon Main Street without hitting bring a thrill to the!1918Af,er will soon be excluded, of and bpr President past to every AmeriMiss Nelson be As) ve- s lj5l'igham City Civic Improvement cprpmonips. however, Jit will the to a purchase of the ines are in the eight anything and all the while can and member of the allied applicant belongs bv hack in tot Angeles fall " as a substitute for the au- - iigaining speed. At Sixth West, forces. His 'club, and at the time of her;Procopd in a businesslike and center chiefly group of essential outstanding battle dt was running 65 miles per death was an honorary member nor irl kppping with the (serious-- zens ". When present tires wear tomobile for the duration. airports, radio stations, against the Japanese invasion of of the to effort. nations war the police (he Philippines, and the holdhour, according of that organization. jnPSS ay and railway out, the family auto will have bridges, The drawings are expected tOt0 he parked in the garage i.report, and the driver headed ing at bay of the Jap invasion Surviving, besides her hus- plants and dams, flying J. Edwin Baird To air bases, industrial linns weie heard at the Pa'nTiband' is a 0n w- L- Holst Jr. rp(luil'p more than 12 tyurs. as sold for junk.. ioi the orchard. lie narrowly ilorce, is a bright spot in Amen- imissed a house and garage, .can history. of Brigham City; two grandchil- - parb number must bt noted communications centers Crude ruhber no longer is MacArthur hns m As order available for countless uses, in- but came out of the accident proved that he knows how to dren anti the following half- - uPon a master list. ity areas of military sig-icIn Utah, Betty Mae wrote two brothers and sisters: Mrs. Clara numbers are determined, they cludinR KirtJlofi. a 11c with slight bruises. had corsets, toys and slight the Japs. The transfer of Weber varsity shows iV. Marcroft of Oakland, Cal.; will be published in this paper Imports goods passenger, Richard Bowcutt, (his famous American general ady designated as military and wascollege KSL about for six at J. Edwin Baird, of the state 'who suffered abrasions and IHarland Valentine of Salt Lake es soon as the master list has to Australia will perhaps mark New typewriters can be ob ko. 1 were the western .months. In Los Angeles, her City. Holger Valentine of Los been received in the lorhl board tained only as of California, from local rationing patrol, is spending iterations to his head. police (he Oregon turning point in the present well wa reprdpd Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Flor- - offiep. The list, may tgke sev- - boards but rented models are this week in Salt Lake City at j (Pacific war. Washington and' southern ?onK screen stars and radio Known acof Parkinson and Mrs. Mil- eral issues of the papery on .... The eastern half of available for civilians not in the the Salt Lake chamber - jence hree coast and Universal Pictures have requfs- f)red Turner of Washington, D. count of its .length,, and limited 'ssewiaV group. Radios will commerce quarters, giving Red Kotanans Hold to her music. space that may be devoted to be sold only while the stock- Cross and First Aid training rn Arizona were placed in lpd P''i01,it' Program Announced ipnrfv WifK be s,0PPpd ln Bngham one day Funeral services will be heldjPyVlin ade now being built up lasts, Governor Maw ami his staff. iv area No. 2. on tb her For Patriotic Meeting wppK rnew of L. War be Ten will hours training Secretary wayeat Henry Patriotic Theme That industry will be converted Ip Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. in the proclamation makes visite her at 47 South First ward chapel under the will draw the first entirely to war work within a few givpn. parents No. area lad3, The Rotarians their and military Every patriotic citizen of this Second West. rection of Bishop Harold Nel-- number, and then regular em- - weeks. Patrolman Baird has perform- - ies thoroughly enjoyed themmilitary area No. 4, and communities city con-! will over take Red and of on be will Interment made ward-pployees When America's present ;son. outstanding job selves Friday night at a party as well, areoutlying area No. 5 and invited to attend the un'it Unue for Aid First work in Cross the city cemetery. Friends and every, number hasjohes wear out and replace.with a patriotic theme, at the takfinilitary area No. 6. patriotic program at the taberf ments have to bo made, the the State of Utah on a number Howard hotel banquet room a war time Services Set For 'may call at the family home been drawn. Simultaneously nacle, sponsored by the Lions Wednes-IdaAfter the numbers been h4ve He of occasions. new and be will complemodels different just to Tuesday afevening The of were members the club C. N. Stander Zina rmidjustment piogram club, night, March detei the office mined a class Cross Red of ser the the until on frnm locaj time ,v,w teaching the ..pn thosp ire! continued U:'l production .seated at tables set in the shape 18, at Wednesday 8:00 o'clock. will send out questionnaires to streets. The amounts of wool jin Willard, where 35 persoas of a vices. Vital agricultural lands of At Tremonton Rpdf whjte and bluP The program is announced as the registrants, and the loeal bas been reduced greatly and .passed their examinations with flowers were used as ipSBose and others vacating follows: TREMONTON - Funeral ser- Mr. Baird just marks. board, consisrting of jhe e Military zones, was placed label will 1. Advancing of the colors by !son vices for Mrs. zina c. Committee Brigham's lawyers and others come a memory of pre-wa- r .brought to a conclusion a course pieces. The program committee was thp American Sponsoring opeiation by the Farm Scof David VT . wife 40, , will to Btander, assistance Red Aid in work Cross dis-and First begin giving days. Women will have to headed by Harold B. kelt and atty Admin filiation. 2 t0 the those who require help Jn filling pard those rapid changes inat Logan where he trained the lYleeting The program, ordered by the .Stander of Tremonton, who diedjHoiuS Walter G. Mann, ae- - ,ed bPledge Attorney the Amcrican Region. Tremona at Itheir questionnaires. defense civilian 'their war fashions emergency estern because the as , ted Command Saturday morning Defense toastmaster. Com-3. Star Spangled Banner, by will be conducted1 The Central Sponsoring At this time he is board has "frozen trolmen. Rotarian Dick We is of Poca- - tbp orehcstrai fourth Army, establishes ion hospital, at 2 p. m. in the Tie- - miUee of the Family Life Ex-- , directed b A f. a at class Tuesday similar the Men teaching existing silhouette. teilo, Idaho, past district gov- ,0 IIansen. perision for fair disposition imonton First L. D. S. ward perimpnt met Thursday nght Congregation DeDart For join in will be unable to buy trousers pmithfield. ornor and a past national of- - si evacuated land and aid to at signai from the bishop.! at the Bear River high school. ,ecLiees ' was Last Baird summer Mr. a with or vest cuffs with sifted fanners in taking over, chapel by D. B. Green, Tremonof was the the - Among other items of business, speaker ptnr Burial will be in the The material chosen by his superiors to vwit pvpnirl suits. ltnd. Mr Wpll-subject 4 prnvor accepted the the the committee directed -ton by seven cemetery, cities Utah into saved will uniforms for prominent 'iftf field agents began opera-go jwas Rotary In This World of funeral home of Tremon- - resignation of Mrs. Frank Fash-Jo- - forAnswering their country's call oiaym.1. and train state road patrolmen conflict. today in "service eenteis" Rogers soldieis, the following se- - the armed forces, from the North Commitibaugh fa) Intermezzo, Bizet. in Aid Cross Red and sumFirst Print cloth women's for d at offices of the U. S. furnlectees Musical numbers well? left Brigham Monday' (b) Hungarian Dance No. 5. Zina C. Nelson Stander was 'tee on Adult Education. It was to in work other addition TIPr sooner will dresses work, , fade Wash-a a U. ished on Ann C. I. in ymeni service by Rotary special quintet Citv Jan 12, .also the decision of the group morning Brahms, born in made up of the following ladies: Oregon and Southern 1902. a Brigham of Johnahan to dissolve the committee on train for the reception center because W PB has ordered that- ,bf similar n3tuic. of fc) "God Bless America, observers daughter is the It of ,hp in colors Don-,n- a tana. opinion patOrion LeRov strength Ft. Mrs. Ora at Mrs. Anderson, Youth The Douglas: units. local planning C. and Rebecca Nelson Cul Bertin, High School oraey aie under instruc'ions to of Mantua; Harold An- - ,prrs bp reduced to save ehemi-dre- that Patrolman Baird was sigMann, Mrs. Wayne Woodchestra. fihe spent her early years ini Committee presented a request Nelson, to be chosen to land, Mrs. Vella Sackett and ,calshonored of wide Tset The nally range of Grouse Paskett and other Creek; Japanese of the edu6. Talk by President H. A, of the state Brigham City and in S"nwvii!c from the chairman the for cloth is also governor give iprns s print Reese Black of BrigUillian Felt. They sang pvapuatin' cational exhibits committee of 11 yeans she ca'That means that the and his staff the required 1two patriotic numbers during Dixon of Weber college, h hem ?together with qua).- - For the past Frank Ray Leavitt of the American Association for 7. (a) Ballet Music, Schubert. in Tremonton. of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. training. which time, Z. Y. Erickson. papab p f lakn" to David Health Physical Education, and Garland; Gordon O'Dell Bronson change She was married (b) Moment Musical. chosen this dressed as L'nele as also Mr. Baird of same the Jonps of type wearing William j Arthello Tremonton; Sam, passed (c) "Ramparts We Watch, stander. who survives her. in the Recreation for an exhibit to be Young of Corinne; Dale Wallace dl'ess to a monthly club J i a," ''prprppfair as the outstanding young out fifty-cen- t year as the defense stamps between Beecher, U. S. N., High temple Sept. 7, 1937. displayed at the April meeting of man the the jn increased somewhat by community of favors. in New Perry and Joseph School She was an active L. D. S. of that organization adj orchestra with a yh,n of Commerce. Chamber will Junior there remain many Les Dredge toasted the ladies Defense Bunner, who was in- though At the recommendah hppn a Orleans. h wolR havj mixed chorus. to choose. from which patterns his for ducted of local and board the was R,gned "publie proelama-be- r by response given of Bear River s'ake tion of the C. S. C. the youth 8. "America, orchestra and Silk and ny!on stockings will Ohio. Lamont Hotter Mrs. Emery Reese. Whlch ps,abllsbed thP Belief Dancing congregation. board and choir group will prepare this exhibit Toledo, Society bp WILL INTERVIEW The indeed. ral'? governSaR will in the folkwcd Lake the banquet. areas. group join first which will show in diagram. in Tremonton 9. Benediction by E. A. John, milltary organist ment is taking over the silk and said their designation asiward. was pat president form the youth committee 100 WORKERS a;S,hPv,Sb,Pen,'yorkljg an-in- nvion son. she for nuarhutes does not board; contemplate and projects to date, .that city. 10. Retirement of Colors. The Brigham office of the Daughter Of Former tbp auxiliary to Devere Top grade leather soles for , No T6 AmPrican Le-prohibition, regulation or j.jns Rev. Reginald Goff led the nouneed that the next call1 for shoes When the colors are advanced to get .soon United States Employment Sp' Melinda Wriffht Dies will hard be 4th. s mPn hition except with respect April group in a discussion of the as the national anthem is sung, .n because 80 per cent of the out- - vice will begin the final phase ones established theie- children survive. Theylresults of the survey of leisure! of the occupational census on, In Arizona of the congregation members Fivp aside is for the set put fhhei-iisbeing it rectrlets only Em- - time which was made by fami-- j Weber To College arp nona alld Rjpy Nelson; Stan-lieElaine Flake. 19. daughter ol should stand at attention. For & and marines. Rub-- Wednesday when the first of army, navy s Box Changes of residences With of by Elder County. Lou Tony and Patsy her heels will tend to disap- - approximately 100 workers are Mr. and Mrs. Marshal H. Flake, mpn in U. S. uniform, this means Rpnrps.pn YTersons of Japanese anees- csciiidiive called in for interview. ajj of Tremonton. Also(an average of nineteen hoursindi-ofSnowflake, Arizona, died March a salute, for all other men, it pear. ?,oi German or Italian aliens To are the following .free time each week for Persons to be interviewed are 9, in an Arizona hospital follow- - nieana hands straight down at iii$4 Sul iv intT Brigham chang-ied- . The has been kitchen the areas. jvidual family members we are .brothers and sisters; Food in tin cans is those who indicated on their oe- - Jng an attack of influenza. The side; for women, too. right hand c A representative of the Weber will be required to exe- J Bealy, DeLamar challenged to reviewit the use Joseph curtailed. Glass jars cupational census questionnaires mother of the deceased is the over the heart. being could be how of residence n0 of be and on it will made IColIege hand in this will come change Lind Lowell Cutler of Snowville; It is thought of the members Melinda Wright of back, and containers that they had critical defense former -rthiough the postoffiee of evvpj and Mrs. Jen- - used to better advantage. Mem- - city in the near future to the Lion's chib, that tn scri- skills which they were not using Brigham. cutler or half jof holding j gallon gallon in which they reside. with prospective students mounts will be the in defense industry. Eliason 0f Holbrook, Ida hers in attendance were: Oneta'ult is survived by a ous times like these, the Elaine Flake vogue. Witts order indicated there wells of Bert. Ishurtz. Charlene Pcttcrson, Mrs. who expect to attend that school Robert S. Shelby, manager of Mai.ia of relatives in this city. ,zons father often to hear of the' Gasoline for the family ear Y he no mass evacuation the Brigham office emphatically ideals and hops of our .ou.itry Will be scarcer because 'he four states bordering and 0 plcd?f al!ppianpp ,o thp cries to filling stations in 20 states that this interviewing WOMAN HURT IN Tremonbe will that but ,the time and place puh- voastaI states will be cut 20 Mlocky mountains, tensen. Reginald Goff, per program is merely to catalogue flag. The Lion's club feel it River- - Jished at a latter date in ihe Petersen. aliens residing .within those having needed skills and ton; Dorns a distinct honor to be allowed 'm,!o of the resiricted .one is not to be considered a proside; Marriner M. Morrison, '.pages of this paper. to present this program, it was vL he ordered to move. Tlervin Bumlerson, Mabel Chris-Mrs. Henry Rhode of Tremon- - (laid, gram of raiding employers or SATURDAY mm 'tensen, Mont Harmon, Phyllis OPFN NFW The committee in charge of forcing men to take jobs they ton suffered hurts in an auto-Immunization Clinic K. Owen, F. A. Hinckley, Nor-- , do not want. mobile crash at 8:30 p. m. last the sale of defense stamps will AXIOM 1 I ma Jensen. Helen Pierce anl we evening south of Brigham when be on hand to serve o Changed To Friday 'Any labor recruitment you before ser- Esther L. Skeels, Brigham. Dailas Wood, Innoculations for typhoid will engage. in which is based uponl'he car driven by her husband and after the meeting. It is vice station operator, opened his be given to all persons at the the occupational census into a trailor parked on the express hope of t'ho'sponsors tosecond Standard Oil station Lincoln school Friday, instead of tionnaires will be done with the the side of the road by Ernest of the program that a large at- tendance will day at Main and Fifth South Saturday, it was announced to- - Worker, the current employer iFronk of Tremonton. be on hand of the and the prospective employer: She was brought to a loeal whether or not they intend to streets. The new station is by repiesentatives Mr. Shelby hospital here for treatment and jpurehase defense all represented," The annual membership meet-- ' rated on the southeast corner. State Board of Health. stamps. Wood has been leiailing "We hope to be able to .will he released tonight. She' 2, OCX) were innoculatcd said. chamber Box Elder Mr of the oeen Nearly nan jng passes B t Pr on iNaZi'h gasoline here for the past ten 'last Saturday, however, due tosecure necessary defense work- suffered shock and bruises. rourJ,y, Last Saturday's classes mark- ,0t commerce, will be held 'ed the end of the Saturday Friday nght, March 20. at eight years, and only irerntly took 'the cancellation of Saturday .ers without unduly discommod-- l ?ehohi T.r0mpah it o' A LEGION CELEBRATES over the Standard Oil contract school classes, the immunization ing workers or employers. yio '!p.t out!, 'school progiam instituted some o'clock in the club rooms. The American Legion is cele- - dino, Calif. idinie will be held Friday instead A special program has been 'or this l egion teni.U wmk who shows time apn' No reason was given CAMP TO MEET its twenty-thirand of Saturday. entertainment the bP brating for Physicians birthday with her son, Russell J. Stand by board the ,al,an"pd and a buffet luncheon BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Tlh.,s been especially aew ill 'today. National broadcasts this the on be nurses news Sunflower will at The hand camp news go. committee is the ing, who was recently appointed but ,v tn the F. F. A. work of the Hon. A son was born Monday in a Lincoln school Friday at nine meet at the home of Mrs. D. O. week were features of the cele-.a- s to the new i,ull be served bishop of the First Sun fftool and has been among the to many who objected said by All members are urged to he local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. a. m. and will remain until Friday, March 20 atlbiation, held March 15, 16 and nardino L. D. S. Ward. She also dinners at several livestock system, it has been .17. 2 p. m. three p. m. 'visited in Sacramento, Calif, 'Reed Lewis. tern.,. present. jobs' county. . n y j j 1 s, ' ' ' i ' d we.s-vate- man-lSrna- n citi-jhicl- e 1 1 or,.,. - , d . . 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