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Show V Selective Service Takes Fifty four Men in April -- Following are the oOand Harold names the men from Cache Valley who are being inducted into the va-- 1 rious army services today at Fort Douglas. There are 54 in all. including one who is listed as a transfer. The majority of the men are married and .most of them are fathers Included in the list is a set of twins. Carold Christensen Peterson $1.50 Per Year of Logan: Fourteenth Year AN Ernest Sorenson, Robert Keith spencer. Wilson Winson Atkinson. william Alton Sorenson, Dale Elmer Gleed. La Mont log ; , Grlffin Carold Christiansen Pc terson Raymond Mallery. Darrell TO James Taylor Grant Geddes John Ray "j seph Ivan Willmore, ace HOME PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE No. 43 West Center G2 Logan, Utah, Tuesday, April 3, 1915 Telephone 700 Leader Urges Care of Animals PUNT BEETS With Just two months remaining before stock will be exhibited at the Intermountain Junior Dean Nish. George Final Appeal Made Jones' Ho: 1 Fat Stock show in North Salt One Killed; One is Law Perkins, John Ardell Denn. Leaders State June 4 and 5, David Sharp, By Lake, Theurer Lewis, Joseph ing. Dean state 4 H cluh leader emphasized Missing, Another Safe Woodrow Brown, William Everett A renewed appeal to all farmIn advising proper care club Harold Christensen Peter. ers in beet growing counties of Three casualties of war involv. membeis on preparing their en By F. R. ARNOLD La Mont Vance, Glenwood Utah to plant sugar beets "to the service men ing Cache county tries. Otto Lundberg, Fred Roberts, iimit 0f available land in 1945. have been reported In the past Braintree, Mass., April 1, 1945 Special attention to feed and few No one in Cache could read the Thomas Gordon Chipman, Benja- was made Friday by Joseph Skeen, days, one is known to be Is a must management this killed, another is article in the March Harpers by min Thomas, Ellis Beach, Blaine member of the Utah State AAA missing and a In spring Lowell Floyd committee. preparing show animals third, formerly listed as Hartley Grattan on the Future of Harold Andrews, missing, because of a Verl De higher priced feeds, Hoskin, Reed is now a German prisoner. the Pacific Coast without a glow Mauchley, Letters urging a 32 per cent shortage of many feeds and a ceilof state pride. The future of the Peterson Nelson, Alvin Pliny increase in sugar beet acreage t They are: ing price on beejr. Ooast is the future of Industrial-- 1 Bean, Jim Hoggan. Lieutenant Harold F. Armstrong, to meet present critical needs are; It is expected that if calves 23, son of Mr, and Mrs, ism which has steel as the basic ' MILLVILLE C. M. being mailed to all farmers in to are be ready for spring shows Therwin Raymond Scott. product on which to form an killed when a 9 counties where sugar beets are j Armstrong, and sale, they will, of necessity, economy. And this steel SMITHFIELD Superfortress crashed on Tinian grown, regardless of previous exto be placed on at least island. is only to be found at Geneva, Donald Leavitt Jackson, Leland perience. PRIVATE DANIEL LEON ahavemedium VON ALMEN ration. Utah. Attorney General Robert Orville Mikkelsen, George Stirlheavy grain who Staff Sergeant was Glen Bodrero, The communication notes that With grain at its current high son Kenny, probably the next gover- ing Smith previously reported as missing of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bodrero, Utahs share of the national in nor of California, in action, is now reported as price, one and onehalf pounds missing in action. down PROVIDENCE broke is 45,000 acres, daily will prove both economical western state provincialism when ! Floyd Leland Kendrick, Lester creased beetwithgoal34,000 a prisoner of war in Germany Private First Class Conan K. acres harcompared and sufficient for calves in Utah. he called a meeting at Carson John Stauffer vested in 1944. It further points Bingham, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Management of the beef calf Wallace Bingham, Logan, reported City on the Western Committees CORNISH out Utah fanners are peculion Industrial Geor the methods of feeding, bed-din- a prisoned. Thomas Leander Bench, Glen arly that . . qualified by experience to do neva. According to Mr. Grattan Harold Bennett. and exercise will be as Lieutenant Harold F. Armstrong, their share to meet this need. the Pacific coast inland to Colo- HYDE PARK as careful selection of 23, son of C. M. 1 important ' and Anna B. Thousands of said fanners, the animal. Many a calf has been rado has a prosperous future in Leon Fredrick Laursen, Nathan was killed FebLogan, Armstrong, the who have not letter, grown A young mans fancy may tumrulned by poor management, even the measure it develops industrial- Eugent Reeder, Paul Levere Har 27 at Tinian island when a bcetg recently or have grown to love In the weeks Just ahead, though a sufficient amount of ruary ism to make it independent of ris. 9 bomber crashed apparently on on them a reduced un. scale, VILLE Eastern bankers and factories. WELLS but a fireman sees spring as a the right kind of feed was avail- - a training flight Professor Carrol long ago foresaw Bradshaw, Wil doubtedly have the land, the ex- season of arduous days and sleep- - able- - Club members planning to Jerry Kington Lieutenant Armstrong, a native and the perience for equipment show at the June event will be of less nights. the narrowing future of the Utah liam Roy Stuart. Canada, was training as navigoing back into the beet busifarm due to large families and CACHE JUNCTION r136 J? pay attentlon to this fac-te- n gator with a superfortress unit Statistics for ness recently in a compiled substantial in Dean way Reuben t0r Mr Sharp said Rasmussen. lack of land, and Cache already He left for an overseas assignment year period by the Nation-- 1 1945. From present indications, long ago started its industrial fu- HYRUM Calves should be given a lot February 12, end there will be more than C. apparently had ture with sugar and knit goods, Elwood enough that the Jensen, Louis Allen months of Much, April, j ot exercise and should not be Just begun operational processing training. capacity to and but probably like Pennsylvania Maughan, Farris Eugene Maugh factory May have a high record 0g J confined to a box stall. A little He enlisted In the air corps March handle all beets that will be ofwill eventually find that tourists an. 001(1 alr wllJ not hurt them and 29, 1943 and won his commission fire loss. And the dollar loss for fered by growers. are more profitable than farms, CLARKSTON-Wes- ley the winter, always the worst time sunshine w111 do them much good, in June, 1944. Under terms Blaine Ravsten. of a contract though it is a comparatively for fires, only slightly exceeds the A dry straw bed in the sunshine, Lieutenant Armstrong had lived signed by the sugar companies new point of view to see Utah LEWISTON I a wel1 as ln the box stall, does In loss. spring logan 21 years, was educated with Cecil Edwin Hendricks, Ronald Commodity Credit Corpora steel dominating the Pacific coast. COntentment and feed in Logan schools This is the reason the Fire and graduated tion, beet growers will again be As the larks still sing every spring George Pond. from the Utah State Agricultural guaranteed this year the highest Department is urging everyone to The feed hnv in Cache Valley fields, "Utahs RICHMOND v. college school of forestry. afd 12 to prices for sugar beets in the nathe place." Eugene Marvin Spackman. toches SPri? Survivors Include his parents, tions history. All the same we hope Utah will TRANSFERRED IN the floor. Boxes 0n the floor two and Logan, under brothers, Chief E. S. never lose its agricultural ting Denton Coolidge Linton. backway. Major One factor which might limit tend to produce open coaree Herbert Armstrong, who has just the numher of acres Is labor. Laurence said today. These fig- - shoulders and boxes ground but will read Thomas Jefhigh have returned from Saipan and now la While this problem is not speci- ures make it perfectly clear that L tendency to develop weak backs. fersons Garden Book and never receiving medical it is a treatment at Just matter of common' cease to build up a horticultural fically the responsibility of the Glenwood sense and Springs, Colo., and Staff for each self.protection Utah such as he would admire. Agricultural Adjustment Agency, Sergeant Charles Armstrong, a The book has recently been .pubwe are in close touch with the of us to rid our homes and the radio mechanic and lished by the Philosophical Society community of the hazards which Inspector, L. T. Wallace of the situation and have every reason have accumulated with the air corps in Africa. Chairman of Philadelphia and is more an to believe ample labor will be during the long, committee Staff Sergeant Glen of the Lo- available to severe winter. estate diary than a garden diary Merchants Bodrero, handle La Rue Ford- - member of the son of Mr. and Mrs." Jack Bodrero, gan chamber of commerce has all beets that can be and harvest for though he gives his pea and announced Take the ex-1 for this heating plant, planted that the annual meet, Cache publlc health musing bur Weilsville, has been reported misforward potatoe planting dates spring. The special responsibility ample. It has been working over- local businness end for in February and March he also ing of all themen labor has been given by War time. Likely, there are worn parts eau slnce May 1942 wil1 be trans-whic- h sing in action since March 10 will be held at Food while on an operational professional need to be replaced. Almost ferred 10 Cedar City, bureau Administration to the flight over imports seeds and plants from the chamber of commerce next France and tries to raise olives Service it is dirty, and needs a cials learned Saturday. No succes-goo- d Mindanao. Radio operator-gunnsor ber bas been named, on a and rice in the Carolinas and Friday. April 6, at 9:30 a. m. County Extension Agents and cleaning, particularly when B-medium bomber, he has been Miss Pord was chairman braves the Virginia climate to I Treasurer N. D. Salisbury of the well functioning county of much the of the fuel is of an inferaslabor I Cache Budget will present the sociations will Grey Ladies group, serving in the service two years and over the extent of planting strawberry i Merchants statement. with ior grade. And tolerating a dirty at A report of financial Bushnell General Hospital, seas one year. He trained in Ndrth and acacia, furnace unedo arbutus bushes, growers to supply labor needs. just isnt good citizenwill be Carolina and Lowry Field, Colo. last projects preyears horticulturist Farmers have been assured more ship when a olean heating system Brigham Clty 811106 its organiza-ca- n Any Cache Valley Awaiting further word are his cut fuel consumption as much tion in Somber, 1943. Miss La will glow with contagious en- sented and projects for this year prisoners of war and more Mexi. will be adopted. Chairman Wa- can nationals Rue Theurer, Providence, will re- - parents and the following broththusiasm on reading it. were available as 25 percent. than The greatest joy in life next to llace urges a good attendance. A dirty heating plant, is one pIace 11158 Ford M chairman of ers and sisters: Private First class in 1944. Sugar beets will have Jack Bodrero, stationed at Peterhorticulture is the letters we get Other chambers of the state high priority for this labor. Labor of the principal causes of fire, ' thls group son Field, Colo.; Mrs. Leo Wan-czy- k from former students and. Mrs. have written to know what the camps will be established under followed closely by flammable and Mrs. Jack Hunter, Og Laura Merrill, beloved of all Logan business houses mil do m the direction of War wood shingle roofs, which are FVv apt den; Darrell, Elaine, Arden, Joyce, Here the matter of closing for V Day ministration, OF Cache and Brigham City. to be set afire by sparks spewing UV Vonda, and Larry Bodrero, Weilsis a bit from Mesa, Arizona: when it comes. This may be disfrom dirty chimneys. Take time ville. Do you remember Edytha Smith cussed at the meeting Friday. now to clean the furnace from Private First Class Conan K. and Melvin Lloyd Kent? They are Last August, Drew Pearson and fire pot to .chimney top, and re- Three new directors have married. They were classmates of other commentators had the local weather-woflammable sumed duties as officials of the Bingham, 20, son of Wallace and Blanche Kofoed Bingham, Logan, mine at Logan. Her is a doctor Central Celebrations committee all roois with roofing, Logan Wildlife federation and reported missing in He worked up for a rather pretenat Mesa and has thrived. action Decemsuch as some or asphalt shingles, three others have been Chicken raisers in Utah are V ber 18, 1944 while fighting with Day drove around and showed me tious celebration for similar protective covering. another to fgor term, R. C. Knowl- an armored grow one or two extra three fine farms that he owns, which was to occur in September. urged infantry unit in LuxAccusing housewives announces. one is in pasture and citrus, the This did not happen and the broods of chicks or to increase housekeeping may not winof poor es New embourg, now is ' known to be a size the directors are friends, of Curtis Miner, German prospective broods to others in alfalfa and garden crops. plans were abandoned. The bombs prisoner of war. help America meet the shortage but may stop fires, Chief Laur- H. A. Sjostrom, of Logan, and Private First Class Bingham, Their son, twelve years, played for V Day are still intact at of ence said. Let homemaker every meat Roy of chickens Zollinger, College, while who was a the piano for me and he has fine the Logan Fire Department. These tor W. W. Owens in 1945, Direc- ask herself whether she has papers, Morgan prominent athlete at Jenson, of Millville, Mr. of the USAC fingers and real zest. They live were contributed by the Hitt Fire Extension service announces. rags, magazines, boxes, old furni- Knowles and Carl Felix will serve Logan Senior high school before across the street from the Temple. works Company for the occasion. enlisting in the service April 1, ture, and the like, stored away another term. 1943, served Have you ever seen It? It is an They no doubt will be used for He stressed the necessity of in the attic, basement, overseas for five Holdover or some directors A1 include action to supply meat months before imposing block of stone surround- the Fourth of July Fireworks immediate he was captured. closet. Then, let her de- Larsen, Tom Fergus, forgotten Professor mid-Julchickens or later in cide by ed by a well kept yard and citrus pageant in the stadium this year He is a native of Logan. H. B. Hunsaker, Wallace HopJuly. As an incentive to grow- not whether these items should orchards. Besides his parents, he has two be turned out of the house kins, Charles Schenk and ers and all who handle Jess Abell writes Professor Tracy poultry and in for brothers, for Doyle Bingham, Ogden, Dailey. from Parley Retiring the board and salvage, bearing in ceiling prices of broilers, fryers, from Los Angeles and shows that Michael Bingham, Logan, and E. Dewey, 1944 Re- and roasters will be Jack Cowley, Ira mind Thomas Gov. that such debris is the Brown, is will be raised a the race of A. C. horticulturisis two sisters, Colleen Bingham, Ogpresidential candidate, national average of about by1 largest single cause of fire now and Lee Bindrup. publican still in honor all over the coun- said and Verdean Bingham, Loden, that The new homes delegates directorate night will the Monday attacking meet at cents rate of on 1. per pound July try. They never stayed in Logan to the San Francisco .conference on one every 90 seconds. April 9 to select new officers for gan, and a grandmother, Mrs. Officials of the War Food because the rest of the country world Sarah Kofoed, Ogden. a the to chance have year. security state that current called for them, professor Abell new era in which a peoestimates show a total of started as a maker of apple candy establish 50 Percent Cut on of the world will abandon First Call for the pounds dressed weight of under Professor Melvin Merrill, ples and de chicken meat mutual" slaughter hatred, to went took this and production French April Auto Tires then Mighty Seventh! year. Out of this total must come Utah has received a 50 Gardening struction. a Harvard cen Landscape Breaking long silence on inter- more than 670,000,000 pounds for Logan Jaycee Jills will sponsor Primary phase of Utahs Sev- put in passenger car tireperquota he distinguished School where forces, and for export a carnival dance for the general enth War Loan will open Mon- for April, Lewis Clark, OPA tin work especially in introducing national policy, Dewey said de- the armed as they are now known. public April 11 in the Logan ar- day, April 9, with advance camwestern canyon shrubs to New cisions reached at San Francisco needs representative, states. Ii an agreement of, by and The remaining supply for civi- mory, President Joyce Cardon, paigns in payroll savings and in rationing March we received nearly 9001 England, an unusual thesis sub- - must be announced naof lians the united would amount to about 20 the schools, it was for the peoples Saturday. announced tires but for April the numbe; ject. You can even find moun- tions. Under direction of Mrs. Gwen this week by pounds per capita, compared State Chairman has been cut to 4,385, grade Oni (Continurd on page Eight) The governors declaration was with about 24 pounds per capita Miner, the dance will feature a Charles L. Smith of the Utah new tires. vaudeville floor show, distribution war Finance made in a proclamation setting in 1944. Seasonal requirements and ex committee. The of prizes, and sale of 2 as carnival main, or secondary phase of the pected hot weather wear on tires aside the week of April foods. Assisting are Mrs. Carma He urged Wordl Order Week. Mighty Seventh because prompted the Rubber Bureau o; Brock, and Mrs. Gwen Keaton, of a 65 per cent increase in Se- the WPB to churches to devote Sunday, April grant a slight increas central committeemen. ries E bond quota will 22, to "special consideration of" the in truck tire quotas, but the inun. get First contingent of 125 Mexican momentous occasion ahead and derway May 14. crease is too slight to bring mncl Pushed back until June 18 is relief to truck owners. nationals, contracted to the Cache prayers for the success of the San Grant Johannessen, brilliant, start of the corporation drive to county farm labor association by Francisco conference. The cut in tire quotas shows young Utah pianist, will present sell marketable securities. the War Food Administration, will the need for greater care by mo a concert at Utah State AgricuJune 30 is the windup for all torists of the tires arrive April 18 and farmers interltural they now hav Day college 11 W. H. Killian, who re- three phases. Sales Wednesday at a Major ested in placing them on theii on their cars. Tire dealers all ovei processed of London by southand m., Residents to Dr. Thelma Fog. cently was releived as professor the Federal Reserve Bank through the United States aie urging mors farms for the crop season should ern England who have been liv- elberg,according iyceum chairman. of military science and tactics at July 7 will count in the Seventh careful contact the county committee at inspection of tires anc The public is invited to the Logan senior high ing for many months under the school, to be- War Loan. once, Ben J- - Ravsten, county earlier if the German menace of vengeance program, which will last one hour" come assistant professor at the The national Seventh War Loan transportation system is nations announces. to b Dr. m'. had Fogelberg said. At 11 a. high hopes Monday University of Arizona, Friday re- quota of $14 billion is The workers are well adapted weapons di- maintained. Check You: classes equally During will be the had dismissed ceived that seige a at USAC. night vided between individual and cor- Tire change) in orders. to do all types of farm work and ended. Week, all motorists are re Mr. Johannessen, a native of Major Killian left Saturday for poration purchasers. Utahs a monthly The belief was bsed on the fact Salt Lake can be secured on quested to visit their tire dealers quota returned Los City, Angeles, Cal., to become as- is not yet established, but recently wage basis, he explained. A farmerit Is and have their tires thoroughly that the air and home security from New York City where he sistant professor for 11 Los Ang. believed individual must show evidence of having sat- ministries Hnow i: had issued no commun- - studied piano. Before returning to eles high schools. Captain John asked to subscribe buyers will be, inspected. Any break-dowalmost three- - the transportation of .war yvorke factory housing for the imported o nenemy air activity for the Utah, he .appeared in a highly A. ONeal succeeds Major Killian ourths of the loue oe total, and E" bond to and from their jobs could cau workers before contracts acclaimed concert in Town Hall. at Logan high. j fourth straight day. buycirs almost one half. in- - waF j a break-dow- n signed. rodilctic Boston Letter to ; I I al B-2- ... CLEAN UP . nrkMFr DUKiN ni inM UP LUll at B-2- Sg r ThcSiVno Merchants Meet April 6 dp lh2 I 'Logan Office ly n er 25 i More Poultry Meat is Requested Unit miTIPr m y Ask Prayers 3,200,-000,0- Farm Workers Are Available Jaycee Jills Plan Dance 16-2- Utah Pianist Sets USAC Concert ROTO Leader Fourth Free Leaves Logan su-pevis- or, n on i , |
