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Show Friday, October 10, 1941 Radio Locaters To be Tested In War Games 'Priff Saiidrctto lurd side. U . CAM a shy, V- bit on the Cliiui,-ujn- "h at The Cache American, ho can be credih-- s IH 56. A 15 Bt A 11 HI ' Age Old Ice , '? urn a per-ha- Giaiu Coulee Dam whne the B M. Thompson, owner of the uorUlft tutbtu generator Thompson funeral home was nam a .uti d humming tndU-- s tune d Wfdnr.stlay night as Democratic i. of hidro wraith at r.induhite for Mayor of Hyrum foi- otcril.iy 5 K) p m. Pac.fic C hi a lime, ri ; lotting a party primary in the cuts a rebirth uf nature's city lmll. hairier aero-- s the Culam-li- a Fiank Dusenberry was nominated to run for four year rmuirtlmnn Mu in About 15 (WO years ujo a gnat Willis Mi Bridp, Elton Olson and Nielsen for two-jolip dun about l.nou high Hulon H blorki-ly the creating councilman; Lorln Larson, recorder several essential features uf the! and Esther F. Gunderson, treas- Bureau uf Reclamation's grout ur'r Colambia Basin project. RepublUan lanuiuau-- aim ane Nuw mere nian ha, thrown rnrominaled September 22 include John Y. Jorgenson, mayor; W. F. aero, aintlu-the Columbia councilman; A. of 10,500,000 Peterson, giant dam, made cubic yards of concrete, that will J. Clawson, Verna Miller and Henmake it to possible irrigate ry Motuon, two year councUmen; recorder and 1,200 000 acres of land, and what Lorenzo A. Olsen, is more Important at tile mo- Martha Smith, treasurer. Final elections will be held on will generate electricity ment, November 4. needed by defense indusiry. The story of the two dams U Interwoven. Without the first, will be ready in December this t lie second would perhaps never year, the third In March, 194 have ( been built. The ancient and three more have been orIcy barrier made the setting for dered to complete the west powerhouse installation, while early it construction of the east powerThe huge ice cap covering house is planned western Canada ages ago crept into northern Washington blockFine to sing about Home ing the Columbia river m the sweet thing home", . but do you do what of the presents. general area should m the way of imstructure. Just at Grand Coulee to your home, to keep Dam, the Ice barrier impounded itprovements looking sweet? th river and created a huge lake, which eventually overflowed the basalt walls forming the river canyon and rushed in a southwesterly direction. The deluge cut a huge gorge now known as the Grand Coulee. Carrying billions of tons of the fine silt cut out of its new bed the Columbia ran over the flat country below Ephrata and deposited the sediment there. Farth er south It rejoined the old ALUMINUM channel. Eons later nature had a change COOKING of heart and warmed up. The ice dam melted and the river, UTENSILS no longer blocked, flowed down its original channel leaving the 5 COMPLETE Grand Coulee high and dry a hanging riverbed, 600 feet above the original source. PIECES Useless for thousands of years the ancient Grand Coulee gorge REGULAR $14.93 is now a prime requisite of today's engineering plans. By VALUE means of giant pumps. larger than any ever designed, some of the river will be returned to the old gorge to be impounded there by two dikes, one at each end. From the south dike, canals will spread the flow over the old basin, 1,200,000 acres of arid land that need only water to change sagebrush desert into farms and homes. First, however, comes the power which helps pay for the dam the transformation of millions of white horses charging down the Columbia into a tireless d a,. . ftt ar rivpr-happi- a r es Pepei-Coi- es c f w- I .1 ii'tA 0 ... THIS BUSINESS tite Si Texas-Louisia- es iv wave-hoppi- I I Open House Honors Mrs. Grace Bailey City Offices an in rr'i'--Ihhundivd of bombers from T,kr VurChanijf In , con.lxit durins the Eurojwm ar. f Radio rnamecnr.g black magic fo the la) man created the rad termed by Air Commodore O. C. Pine, the British emboss)' a:r attache in Washington. i) the moat spe.uicular scientit fic ar." of this Radiolocaters a ill be used alien 1 eric's exercise In coping with air raids Is begun on the northeast Atlantic seaboard under the direction of the army's first air force headquartered at Mitchell Field, long Island. A POLICY Inaugurated by S&ndretio, a United Air Lines Adam Hat by vthtcfi Infinradio's knew tottumara that may rectiva thgr engineer, U. 8. Oafenaa in ngg micro-wavdiitesimally short RETURNS RR'NCCSS AMERICAN lumps provides an tumpii f bow Rrmcess dnt just gallop TO HER HOMELAND out Into space. mduatry can cooper neo ato Orloff. Manna Marine tho United mth Mtchfi, of luut When they hit something they in helping the iie die Acsemont, Philadelphia Treasury (left), bounced back at approximately the euasce ovente of the war over a botti of U. t. Defeneo Bonds and Do Jong, f Madame with Eddif fa Btamps. Cantor, a miles 186.000 speed of light, of Biarritt, Paris, and New York, as moul star of stage, screen second. and rado, to shown purchasthey met at th edusive R't Towers New York, at a private party. Manna, a U 8. hat and receiving ing Reasoning from that point, he who made her debut in England toDefense hie for btampa did much of the work In developgether wth Soma Converse, daughter (flange of the famous polo player John Con ing his company's absolute altiverso, married Prince Nicholas of whoso Pussa and Fsntamebieu, meter, a device which. Introduced mother, princess Viadim.r, hat refused several years ago. enables an airto leave her ancestral ostats in Paris, one of thg groat show places of that at line pilot to shoot micro-wavcapital. the ground and tell exactly how ; ii ? ,v5 , high he Is above the terrain. Mr V. ,1 TM5 newest STYLES in (r.h flow.r torus' and t.bl, ',' i t,, L and patriot. c color The same principle Is used In ttr.tsmg romantic fsgmnt wor. combinations t foaturtd at tho S2nd annuol I convention 'V' the radiolocator. h Wlornto Tola graph Delivery A.aociatMn, attended ,1 by ' . ' Amonca,a top flight flori.t in Lot Angtloa. r.T.O A. con. . defense against In organizing Js vontiona now "1 tho , flowor can dotorminp froth fa.hiono which f j the possibility of bombing raids . It wired anywhere in thi, country and many other part, of In a shooting war. the United o.pro.oiont of love, offrction and tympathy a I ,h world through flori.t .hopa di.piaymg th P.T.D.A. ambitrn. mu.. States has the benefit of Engi an of th pew haaddro.M do.igntd af fragrant (rated 1 land's experience with the radiogardenia.. locator. Sir Philip Air Chief Marshall Joubert de la Ferte Is quoted as : having said that the battle of In violent air Its won Britain was phases by the Royal Air Force and rSdiolocaters. These automatic sentries squirt Impulses out Into space, they hit enemy aircraft and bounce back, and calculators on the ground, not only can determine the location of the planes but can tell their H.R.H. thg Dukt NEARS ABOUT THE STATES course and speed as well. Of Kgntg younggr brother of King Ovorgg, chats with The sniffer" used In the noses Charigg Evans Hughgg, former Chief Justice of thg United States Supremo Court at Jasper Park Lodge in of Englands night air fighters Is Jasper National Park Canadian Rockiea,orawhere both described as an adaptation of the vacation thg Dukg and thg distinguished Jurist visit to tha Ing, about thg Dukas forthcoming locater. Unite States. Tha abova photograph was mads in The device is not the unabridgtha luxurious Jaapar Park cabin occupied by tha ALEXIS SMITH, f tha younger element In screendom, Dukas broth.r and Qutan Eliiabath during thair visit practice, pratty curt. la.. .In, a na lea pratty gown af aolt, ed answer to bombing raids. wall not burlap, flowing white tla Canadian Aockia in WJS. t In fact, it is yet to be proved with anybe can that it employed light can be it a where near the effectiveness has had on Great Britain's tight seen from the air on a moonless little Isle. Its efficiency in the night, and it knows just how mucha from Is reflected army games Just illumination concluded remains an official se- wet paved road as against a dry cret, but It is known that military one. But it still Is growing gray hairs fliers have found ways to elude locaters shooting from the ground. over the panic that might, ensue are very much if a single creaming demolition The micro-wavif SUSAN TMAYta like waves. They travel in straight bomb were dropped into a busy lines, refusing to follow the cur- intersection in Beloit, Baton Rouge vature of the earth. That permits or Bangor when the movie theaters WHEN INCONVENIENCES ARE WELCOME a bombing plane to sneak In for were disgorging their evenings flypatrons. the attack by There are no more heel plates reThe biggest single objective In ing so low that the alarm is and the expensive air conditioning ceived too late to do anything the nations air defense system is down at the shoemakers Is taking his hangers back new cleaner kinds of lighting . . . stream- stream of electricity that mamorale civilian of about It. maintenance after he delivers dresses. Paper lined cooking utensils . . . smart chines in Or the pilot can fly so high under the stress of war. manufacturing plants clips are scarce and milk bottle new types of furniture, as well of the Pacific Northwest can use (sacrificing, of course, his accuracy The positive measures for ward- covers which in some cities have reto to produce aluminum and as dozens of little things of aim) that defensive fighters, other ing off hostile aircraft are elab- been made of aluminum foil are make our homes more beautiful material for national defense. sponding to the radiolocater's alarm orate. In the event of a shooting now made of paper. as well as more convenient. Free The Grand, Coulee Dam will be cannot climb fast enough to head war there would be no With little things like these our Industry never stands still. It equipped with two powerhouses, off the attack. and each defense effort comes home, and experiments and to contain improves The United States Is establishnine 108,000 The plan is best summed up by and I and millions of other learns all of the time. kilowatt units, the largest ing a large number of both fixed General of H. Arnold, deputy you Henry and mobile locater stations, but, chief of staff, and CoL Ira C. , women begin to feel the pinch certain that their kind in the world. So, lets make shortcomdevices of The first unit is in the west American emergency production considering the stays free. Industry Baker, commander of an intercep- ings, the great civilian observer tor group at Hamilton Field, CaliThe telephone company, usually Then, when the day comes that it powerhouse. The second generator can really turn loose on peace s corps being formed to spot hostile in their book "winged wa- so accommodating with new aircraft by eye and ear may well fornia, The best is putting old instruments time commodities, it will more to is hurl policy rfare; prove to be the backbone of the water to use, and there are no more than make up for lost time and the including everything, raid alert system. American air new refrigerators down at the we'll be able to buy plenty of bucket, at an Invading force Only a limited few military men electric store. But for once in our the things we must do without arft aircraft, fighter and governmental civilians know now as well as a great many tillery, barrage balloons and bom- lives instead of being exasperthe results of the vast amount of bardment ated and complaining about these new things of which we haven't airdromes. of study which has gone into this they Once the civilian observer corps inconveniences, actually even dreamed. countrys preparations for air de- Is functioning smoothly to give give us a sense of satisfaction. fense. the alert, the rest of the job is We know these shortages of evLong ago the army began as- up to the armed services. They eryday mean commodities one total of the possibilities sessing thing; the resources and man havent been sleeping. war. Involving whole populations. this country The army has four . Interceptor power in which the which It evaluated the effect established abounds are now command devoted areas, newly being CLARKSTON Mrs. Felicia Call destruction of New Yorks water to defense production. Instead of and divided as follows. on have would of Rigby, Idaho, is visiting her bomb by supplies Based at New York, under Brig. building refrigerators and vacuum Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 7,500,000 persons. Gen. John C. McDonald the states cleaners they ae turning out ma- parents, Heggie. plans now include ' those of Maine, New Hamshire, Vermont, chine guns; instead of automobiles for orderly evacuation of a large Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones of Massachusetts, Connecticult, Rhode theyre building tanks and Malad spent Sunday visiting Mr. part of the citys residents if) Island, New York, New Jersey, and instead of the thousandplanes and necessary. Delaware, Maryland, one little gadgets Industry has and Mrs. David Thompson. The army knows exactly how far Pennsylvania, Mrs. Vilate Dahle and Mr. and West Virginia, Kentucky, invented to make our every day Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, living easier, we're producing the Mrs. C. M. Ponnesbeck of Logan were guests of Peter S. Barson, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and myriad things required by a Sunday. Missouri. modern mechanized army. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hess of At Spokane, under Brig. Gen. So far the shortages brought Carlisle H. Wash Oregon, Wash- about and Mrs. Elma Peterson Fielding the by gigantic defense ef- of were visiting relatives Montana, fort Utah, Fielding ington, Idaho, this country has undertaken in North and Clarkston, Sunday. Colorado, Wyoming, haven't us of deprived anything Miss Gay Dahle spent the week South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kanyou bet its good news . . . ii very important. But when we be- end with her sas. i parents, Mr. and better cleaning Scheby's to produce 3,000 airplanes Mrs. LaVere Dahle. At Tampa, Fla., under Brig. Gen. gin real thrifty prices instead of 1,854 ag we did in AuMr. and Mrs. John Ed. Godfrey Walter H. Frank Florida, North MENS or LADIES PLAIN gust this year . . . and 7,500 ar- - and Mrs. Leon South . and Carolina, . . Georgia, DRESSES Thompson of Garand SUITS a tveek ruc?s instead of land were guests of iMr. and Mrs. Alabama, Mississippi, i Tennessee, PERFECTLY CLEANED and Passed by Censor "wreU have to get along Dave Williams, Saturday. Arkansas, Louisiana, Eastern Texas PRESSED . . . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Jardine and Oklahoma excepting the Pan- - without a lot of things were YOUNG gunner of the Royal used to and think are necessihandle. Canadian Air Force stands on spent the week end visiting in his machine. IntelliAt Riverside, Calif., under Brig. ties. Salt Lake They were guests guard beside and But there will always be a of Mr. andCity. alert, young men gent, eager Gen. M. F. Harmon California, Mrs. Carl Crookston. from all parts of the free world are side to this kind of inbright New Mr. Arizona, Mrs. Mexico, Nevada, and Thomas Goodey to join the R.C.A.F, which, CASH and CARRY West Texas and the Oklahoma convenience. In the first place it spent Monday visiting in Lewiston flocking under the British Commonwealth us a gives vital dePanhandle. with Mr. and Mrs. Barson A. Air Training Plan is producing part in the ALL CLOTHESS Pick your own state, find out fense effort. If our job is house- Goodey. pilots, observers and gunners in FULLY INSURED g Exact numbers. the location of your filter center keeping and we have little time Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Heggie, ' against all hazards while in the network of for volunteer work, by accepting Mrs. Annie H. Jardine, Andrew S. figures must remain secret About point relay In our possession. observers and you have taken shortages and substitutes ca'used Heggie and Mrs. FeleciacalT went tuning1 wfthF"the? iTcAF are your first step toward a roncrete by defense gracefully and cheer-- 1 to Riverton, Wednesday to attend Americans and 600 Americanpikts Whites Slightly of what is being fully, well be doing important the funeral of a relative. understanding are serving as instructors for the Higher service for our country. done to protect you from bombs Mrs. Annie J. .Thompcn enter- - A,r Training Plan. The three year cost of the plan will be some $824,- And after the world has found tamed with a quilting Wcunesdav To keep the home sweet, we 111(3115117 S'b' provLSH.oSand'Ylso MS SrrVed L have to keep home town business cmCTbaTr( to and0Ui; produc- a - Mrs 80 per cent o the gtudents. Other sweet think our of stuff Phoebe at by tl0n. Miss the ButFfiun wonderful new buying & CLEANERS DYERS Jardine, participants in the plan are Great home. things we'll have! New and less tars and Mrs. Mattie Goodey. Britain, Australia and New Zealand. h Pag TTiret Hyrum Nominates Candidates for Barrier Reborn At Grand Coulee - h Logan. Cache County, Utah for-ye- ar WELESVILLE-- In honor of Mrs. Bailey, prominent Well,-- . Mile Karl Homer of Idaho Falls, Ida- - matron ho s obarung her lio, last year's editor of tlie Aitgle ! s,''r'1,''-RfU- i birthday anniversary, .Gra.e by of '1!ium were nominated Buzzer, yearbook. ?' the student body for the office BU7 I secretary in primary elections house for held Wednesday, at Utah State Agricultural college. George Lacey, of Tooele, member of the student council In charge of election stated that the final election, slated for today, will not be held until Monday, due to the dismissal of school for USA. The post of secreta.-- was left vacant when Beryl Hansen of Brigham City, who was elected last spring failed to return to school. GOV. HERBERT IE .MAW At T E I TH OI A IRM A N S II I P WASHINGTON, D. C. Secretary Morgenthau has announced that Governor Herbert B. Maw of Utah has accepted Honorary Chairmanship of his state committee for organization of the Treasury's National Savings program. The Committee headed by the Is now projecting Governor a state-wid- e campaign to further the nd Mrs. of 'n!rrtJ,lw her Friday, Oi tober 3. The rooms at the Bailey horn ere beautifully adorned with fall flowers and a lovely lunclieon waa erved to seventy guests who called. Mrs. BaUey also received a number of beautiful gifts. Mrs. Grace Bailey was bom in Firs hire, BcoUond. October 3. 1864 a daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Morrison Spence. She came to Utah with her parents when aha was six years of age. In 1878 aha marled Charles H. Bailey and became the mother of eight children. six of whom are living: Mrs. William P. Lea t ham and Mrs. Thomas B. Poppleton of Wells vUle; Charles B. Bailey of Garfield; Floyd Bailey, Drummond, Montana; Mark Bailey of Murray and George Bailey of Salt Lake City. Since the death of her husband thirty years ago, Mrs. Bailey baa been active as a nurse In Wellsvtlle having helped to bring more thaa 300 babies A number of out of town guests to called to pay their respects sale of Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. Mrs. Bailey. Take Your Choice For Only 26 PIECES WM. ROGERS SILVERWARE SET WITH COMPLETE CASE. s250 REGULAR $14.93 VALUE! 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