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Show In II Slates Visit I.urin I,ow was honored Llrthd.iy I arty at her honnj M s. Lauren Foreman, eminent mijt-- , sugar beet factory AU Soldier Returns Frat Official Farmers Urged To Plant Beets Farmers are be Marv Lstrator, Friday, April The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Pape Four From Jap Prison lionnie In a Jap prison campus mated Sugar company Sugar is definitely leal crop list ami as far this corn- modify is concerned. 1915 will be the nio-- t dilTcult year of war," Mr. Jones said. E II. irst East, of a ie A prisoner since May 6. 1942 in Ogden. State Agrl ul'.ural college. on the crit. eating and drinking estab. lishments tliat serve beer and ' other malt beverages for con- -' sumption on the premises wall ba required on or before April 16 to 1). Herzog put up official OPA po. ter Lst-ro- g, ,n eeil.r.g prices for tluve drinks Guy Cardon. chan nun of the Oretta n. died about 2 Log.m war price and rationing of her grand board, stated today. ' Mrs. Koa tod 13, 1945 i,,alt ailment. She had been ill uwr 29. 1939. The WFA iiead pointed out that lation, Nelson was in charge of the sc patrols Survivors include her mother. the Intermountain territory, Figuring in the dents of several1 Mis. Morris Poole of Frank- - area, finally ''gram; imroing Logan, her father. Corporal in Idaho national and days alth the Utah, particularly reviewed the book, miles across a bay to Join K Herwg, of Camp Lc-e-, tbeI(Iph Colorado, t turn- - is still ample official will be newly elected offl. j -- Xal Lincoln, President's Son," Fillpmo guerillas. ; one Robert Herzog, Va., brother, to for farmers time plant sugar eers of Utah Upailon, who were.y Margaret Longstrouth. Refresh-nameHe worked about 12 hours ion,, sister, Ranae Herzog, of Lo. beds. Mexican and war prisoner in Monday s meeting. Thej I nu,S were served by the hostess day on a Jap airfield without Kan an(j ?ran(j parents. Mr. and labor Is assured Browers in these are as follows: assisted by her daughters, Mrs. shoes, until a Red Cross ship Mrs Herzog, and Mr. and areas in thinning, hoeing and Harry Donnell,. Logan, orchon; u.r0 Hansen and Mrs, Bert came in and he got a pair of Mrs. Epiiraim E. H. Bench, of Logan. en1945 the The Cal., crop. harvesting Hollywood, Jack Donavan, of Logan, to 13 club mein, GI shoes. There were scarcely will be Funeral tire UnMid States beet sugar deputy archon; Alfred Rcttenmier, (.rs an(j (j,e reader, Mrs. Ioole. wore but one announced arrangements and he clothes, any W. the Hall by Loyal is Gil-estimated 13 1 million at crop Mrs. q, l. Reese will entertain fiair of shorts since his capture, Chicago. Ill, recorder; Dick i tons. mortuary. Dick Hie club at htr home April 19. more, Ogden, diarrhea Malaria, dysentery, The United States sugar require, Heiberg. Brigham Ml.Lucille jCity. Friday evening cJfonj'r ment is made up of 5 8 million Grant Mortensen, Sugar City. Ida Carl Andrew Nyman lance played for community sing tons for civilians and 1.4 million ho, house mam gen Morgan Will to, ing and accompanied Miss Geor-gen- e Carl Andrew Nyman, 73, prom- tons for tlie military services. Monroe, treasurer; Ernie Grail, Doutre of Log.m. at the Chi North Logan farmer and a inent rush fhairman; Con Mau-- ; om. uo program in Ogden. Friday. The atrocities, including beaUng.Wd ...P rosidcnt of Cache vall(X consumption of 83 pounds Grant, .jr. ;,nc Mrs. Richard Roskelley shooting starving and tying naked d cd Phan, WelLsviiie, warden: far Wednesday morning ln for civilians in 1945 or seven Parry, Ogden, herald; and Chris cnterta.ned at a family dinner in men in the hot tropical sun were,the faiml home of a hcart ail. . per cent below 1944. . Lesion. Tooele, intramural manrit ;mor 0f Mr and Mrs. William a few of the scenes already reJones Mr. Substantiating of Richfield. Mr. Raley is ager. Raley port. Lieutenant Colonel R.dpli W. leaving soon for the U. S. army. Olmstead, director of the office j Mr. and Mrs. Allan Erickson SERVICE THE ABOUT WHAT of supply, to the special subave received word that their committee of the Senate comm.t-te- e MAXS FAMILY son been in who h.is Gordon, it that felt have Maybe you on Agriculture, says. The a few France, has arrived in New York! if d.rint mattir you paid He was a pioneer fruit grower situation been has sugar complihkh army officials, including in and will soon be home. Mr. Erick-bcated hy two factors: (I) Philip- cents over the ceiling price for North Logan. has been overseas for two General George C. Marshall, chief or hamburger. ' Survivors incldue his widow, j ! pine supplies have been cut off your catb.ige, soap, of staff. high and a half year.-:Sarah Holiday Nyman, whom he ; & throughout the war and none is Your income perhaps is over-He was awarded the bronze Mis. Meriln Jensen entertained j married December 14, 1900, and expected from that souice until enough that these little late 1945; (2) more than 700.000 charges dont seem to be of any Thursday at a birthday party ln star for his escape from the the following brothers and sisters: honor of her daughter Marjorie, camp and subsequent activities W. E. and A. B. Nyman, and tons wore consumed in 1944 for importance. guerillas and for Mrs. Adella Bill is wife? who was observing her fifth birth-o- n with Filipino How about Bills the manufacture of synthetic rubCronquist, of North Luzon he was on Leyte, and day. Refreshments were served to securing valuable information con- Logan; Mrs. Annie Corbett, of ber for military purposes." cerning the enemy ift that area. some tune ago he was on New1 five boys and five girls. The Mrs. Amelia Jenson He enlisted in fhe coast artillery His wife gets a fixed ternoon wag spent playing games, Ida Mrs. and 1941 and went Mrs. Tennle Duce, ofandHyde Park; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tidwell in February, amount for herself and little Bill, Mrs. Vil-atEgbert to Corregidor where he regardless of how much she has of Ogden spent Sunday visiting straight of Johnson, Logan. to pay for hamburger. If she pays with their mother,. Mrs. Jane N. was taken prisoner when Geneial Friends may call at the home Main wright surrendered the rock. 10c for an 8c bar of soap, and Tidwell. of a sister, Mrs. Heber Cronquist, I ' Following a furlough, he from 10 a- - m. until time Statewide enforcement of the is overcharged at the same ratcj Miss Lucille Roylance was on of serOPA program to halt overcharges on everything she buys, the value the program at the Chi Omego will report to Bushncll general vices. Burial In cemetery Logan for another physical will on sales of used cars between of her allowance is cut 25 per soronty banquet Thursday at the hospital be under direction of the checkup, and re.assignment. individuals begins to show re- cent. One soldier put it this way: Bluebird. W. Loyal Hall mortuary. sults. Checks totaling more than Mr. and Mrs. Menard Jarvis While I am in the army, my $385 were paid to purchasers and wife and two children are going have purchased the Laura Smith RATION LINE-U- P FOR THIS WEEK the U. S. Treasury in settlement to have to hve on a considerable home. of administrator-consume- r Red Stamps: T5 through X5, Mr. and Mrs. ,J. M. Roylance treble reduction from what they have damage claims. King Hendricks, been accustomed to. I am not spent Sunday and Monday at expire April 28; Y5 through D2, community service member of the complaining. I am glad to do my j Salt Lake City, expire June 21; E2 through J2, war price and rationing board, duty for my country. But if by! Mrs. South and her two grand expire June 30; K2 through P2, announced today. inflation the $100 allotted to me children, Allen and Shirley Tidwell expire July 31. Good for meats, James Briggs, of Logan, admit- for my family is cut down to of Idaho Falls, Idaho were guests fats, butter, cheese, canned mflk. ted selling his 1941 Studebaker at half or third Its value, and my of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tidwell, Blue Stamps: C2 through G2, $130 over the top legal ceiling family reduced to poverty, I am Sunday. expire April 28; H2 through M2, e price, and paid $225, or one and a not going to be very happy. Mul- Miss Lucille Roylance was a expire June 2; N2 through S2, half times the amount of the tiply my feelings by millions to ' guest of Mrs. David Barlow of June 30; T2 through X2, exover charge, in settlement of the represent what the other men in Layton, recently, pire July 31. Good for processed administrator consumer claim. A the army are feeling, and you! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen fruits and vegetables. personal interview v.th the pur. w.ll better know how important and family of Ogden, were the Sugar Stamps: Sugar stamp 35, year as heretofore provided in chaser by OPA investigators, Mr. Bean said, the question of inflation is to the 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. good for five pounds of sugar, the regulation, the overcharge. The revision of the regulation expires June 2. New stamp be-nation. We dont want to win the Hansen, Sunday, comes valid May 1. Henry Wischow, of Magna, re- global war to come home and find covers pastries, doughnuts, sweet turned $80 to the purchaser oi the fruits of victory snatched CONTROL ON Gasoline Stamps: good for yeast-raisefruit goods, pies, his 1941 Ford coupe and $80 to the from our hands four gallons, expire June ,21; B 6, cakes, and all other cakes except HOUSE CLEANING by inflation. B-, U. S. Treasury when it was found R-and Tnd quar- - cookies. No price changes are in-- 1 ( more If you pay than the are C-Charges for that he had sold his car for a ceiling price, the chances are that under price control, Hugh L. ter T coupons now valid. volved in the revision. price in excess of the top legal Bills wife and all the other wives Thomas, district OPA price specprice. The matter was to cf soldiers who are customers of ialist, advised landlords and house the attention of the enforcement our merchant will have to do wives Tuesday at the Atlas build-.division through information furn the same Salt Lake City. All persons don't storekeepers ished by the price panel of the are requned! change tiirir prices for each cus- doing houe-clcanmboard. to file their rates with their local tomer. war price and rationing boards. Inflation is a thing Little girl (at church weddinw): a few cents here creeping and a few cents Charges aie based on the March, Did the lady change her mind, j there, till all of a sudden we 1942 rates, plus certain ineieases Mommy? realize that quite a change in approved by local WPR boards Mother: Why, no. Why do you prices has taken place. It doesn't for higher costs of labor and mahappen at once. But after a few terials. Customers should present Little girl: Cause she went up months these creeping changes complaints relating to charges for the avsle with one man and came affect everybody not only Bills this work to the prive division back with another. of the local DPR board. family. In d ! jU-v,c- ll corre-qxmden- 'S ran , re-jm- ( - v : j y , Overcharges On Car Sales j e ' j ex-pir- ' 1 , A-1- . 7, house-cleanin- ! n g 'Jfk r if Vlong the Union Pacific matin line between stations a signal flashes red. The train slackens speed and stops. The engineer grabs the whistle cord . . . one long and three short blasts. That's a signal to the flagman. It is his duty to give adequate warning to ctny train following. To do so, he walks a sufficient distance to the rear to insure full protection. This is one of the many precautionary measures taScen by Union Pacific and other railroads to protect passengers and freight shipments. Listen to "YOUR AMERICA" radio program on Mutual nationwide network every Sunday afternoon, for the tune and station. youi local n6 wspapoi THE PROGRESSIVE NEW UNIT COSTS A10RE THE VJfitZ IT ty AT OF A 6ECONI7. EACH PICTURE COSTS TO UNION PACIFIC y-R- W& RUN THAN X-&- ON IV ONE POllAR, IS SPENT AT THE DOOMS BU7 THAT RATE P0UAR CF lABIlllai M HOUR 7 Respite armv rejections ILLITER Acy tor RAILROAD OUR IMPROVEMENT IN THE 75, PAST 20 YEARS IS OVER ACC0RPIN6 TO INSURANCE COVtpAN STATISTICS. ILLITERAC IS NEARINS- tUe vanishing point in America. - Safe transportation becomes increasingly important in wartime. Trainloads of troops and essential materials are constantly on the move over Union Pacific's Strategic Middle Route uniting the East with the Pacific Coast. , Just as the flagman protects his train, so is it the job of all Americans to provide for future security by buying bonds and saving them. Thus we can help stabilize industry and encourage the American trait of individual enterprise and initiative. |