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Show 'Ihe Cache American, Logan. (no! e Corny, Page Eight I THE CACH E AMER ICAN WASHINGTON FORUM his and not This column is open to any one wlu wishes to jrt'M-n- t on any timely topic. Aittelej must be signed, op.nions express d are those of the contributor and necessarily those of tiie editor. vu-w- s of trie complaints, and the 'amicable" way they have been "handled locally"? The committee of by the chamber appointed ed by a commerce end atlon Taxpayer Wants to Know Just read Lugun City to our telegram congressmen 'in Washington, D. C., asking them to help prevent O P A from bringing rent control to our city. They say: "We present We have I we happen to know H" that said '!? com- linn Friday, February water supply vide supplemental for 12.509 acres of Lnd ami lii- i.t a ion pirject will fu.nish irrigation te 5i5 acres of new lands and 1.C60 acres of previously irrigated lands. 22. 1910 WKoWill be the 1946 Club Girl 4-- H ba tiny most outclub "11 s ound" standing girl m this county for 1946: That question will be answered when the county extension office selects the highest rating par-- i girls tiripant in the National record award program. The girl who has the best red cord will receive a medal In recognition of her "gen-- ; eral excellence In all home economics projects. Her record may show she has made, repaired or remodeled and cared for her clothes, beautified her home surroundings and improved her room. She may have raised a garden, preserved foods and prepared the family meals. Rounding out her achievements, she will have cooperated in group activities, and talks given demonstrations on H before community groups, and may have participated in home economics judging. She will have maintained a creditable record In school and developed good Wlo; wiJl H OFFICE VISITORS Lieutenant Reid L. Lind.--t onr ol Spring canyon, who is r.ow attending Wist Point preparatory here. school, spent the week-en- d Visitors Irom Ogden were C. C. FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN Eubank. Reed W. Bailey, W, B. W. 1C GRANGER Rice, Joseph W. Neville, Jr., and Ora Bundy. C. L. Forshng, direcICKES RESIGNATION tor of Grazing, of Salt Lake city, is here on official business, and of Secretary R. A. Moss of Woods The rasignation Cross CanIckes from the department of Incompany called on his return ning terior caused quite a stir in fiom the canners convention. Washington last week. It was gen- ; 4-- H . . gold-fille- 4-- H mittee has at least two dissenting j members. That h, two or more members who think that Logon should have rent control The commissioners telegram erally anticipated that the SecFollowing ia content of the further sates: "Present plans are retary would leave the cabinet, commissioner's telegram: definite for 200 additional homes but there are competent observ'We p r fit rii t till urgent apto alleviate present conditions ers who think that his resigna peal from the citizenry of LoA real reason, it tion was tuned and dramatized immedltaely, from to bringtop OPA gan, Planning an upset of the Brigseems to us. for having rent con- to the fullest extent for a rea ing rent control to our city. ham Young Cougars, Coach 11 B. trol that Is, if we get the 200 son that, at the moment, is not Present rent levels are far Lee's Aggie basketballers today new homes. But, how are we to clear. below average for the state, It is generally conceded a good battle at ProJustified complaints are very get those homes when dealers will that he was a very efficient ad- primed for vo, Saturday night. few. AU very amicably not guarantee to furnish finishing ministrator, and had many supAfter really clicking in games led locally. material for ONE home In less with his lull share last week, when Earl (Hap) Holm-stea- d porters along Present plans are definite a than yeur? of enemies. He came Into the for 200 additional homes to 20 points, against health habits. We think the commissioners department In 1933 like a lion and Denver,garnered conditions alleviate present the Utah Aggies gained could have record The best county-vinnln- g left The this profitably immediately. rebred in the same manner. confidence and speed. matter for the commlittee apbe would not justify considered state expendithe may by Coach Bebe Lee will, according tures necessary to perpetuate extension office for the state pointed by the chabmer of com- SILVER LEGISLATION to start present plans, thq same); rent control. Signed: merce to handle it and not have award, which is an The members ol Congress from combination as he did against j Ixigan City Commission, been so ready to speak for the trip to the 25th Anniversary NaDenver. That will find Holmstead the Western mining states put on Curtis L. Miner, Mayor." "citizenry of Logan who, to our a tional club Congress In ChiRed Gilmore and at the forward vigorous battle, although it was have been gltjen no 1 to 5. If named knowledge, December cago, positions, Captain Verne Hoffman this urgent appeal from the citto express themselves a losing one, to piohibit the sell- at state opportunity the winner, girl is elligible C-Clark Johnson center, we and ask: etc. May izenry of Logan," ing ol silver as a commodity. on the matter. to try for a national award of a at it Chesbro, Has the citizenry of Logan been although guard, While the silproponents of the It seems strange to us that weL $200 college scholarship, six of given any opportunity to express the voters of Logan, could find ver legislation successfully passed is highly possible that Ralph which are being offered. Mont-- 1 , their wishes In this matter? Would such capable men to fill the po- it through the House, It yet must Maughan may be at the starting gomery Ward is providing all post at one of the guard posi-- ! it not have been more nearly cor- - litical positions, while after hurdle the Senate, where It is ex- tlons. L SILHOUETTE The popular awards in this program for the , . rect to have used the word "land- - we eleet them cannot they, pected it will meet with strong find 24th consecutive year. The Aggies will enter game as I singer of NBCs Dinah Shores in us lords" instead of "citizenry the Western enough competent people to opposition . from House has a Pen Last year's state winner In program the team a as but ; their telegram "underdog fill the appointive positions and do Senators, that does well by clothes. Utah was Ray Marie Jerling of Is capable of "clicking" and figure that We hove no quarrel with the the work of the city, such as inof providing upsets. All of the j; And thats why Miss Shore al- American Fork. commissioners regarding present stalling a section of our water-main- s, TELEVISED TO CAPITOL accentuates the importance I Cache county winenr was Amy Allen reserves, Lee ways rent levels, but If conditions here Packer, Jorgbut murt go to other cities General Eisenhower, acting on Lou Hamblin. Duane f f the silhouette when she se- are so satisfactory why do the for contcartors to do such insen, Udell Wankier, jobs. behalf of President Truman, plac- Hobbs, Jack Sorensen and Garth' i lects a dress. This red commissioners so violently oppose We crepe we had our thought among ed a wreath at the base of the Belliston are In Fuhrlman. ' with its harem draped skirt, an investagation by O P A? An taxpayers good condition, men who are looking statue In the Lincoln Memorial on j There will be the usual Horse while j Evan waist and is all that Mr. Reese for and Sorensen, peppershot tiny investigation altogether lovely capable of doing such a the 137th anniversary of the show In. May at Cove, and the Is still limping follow- forward, Is recommending. lines has red j beads the on bugle job, and who would hire local Great Emancipator. The ceremony The telegram states: "Justified labor. BUT! ing hospitalization for a leg long sleeves as its only accent. , May day celebration at Mendon. we have was televised to the perhaps It was reported Smitlifield will Capitol and injury, tJcmard Greer designed if. complaints are very few. All very many things to learn. before anto New York in the official openhave Its annual Health day. This amicably handled locally. other election day roois round. event originated at Smithfield and ing of the television cable beAgain may we ask: Who have What thing ye? Voters Celebrations in Cache County has received recognition throughtween Washington and New York. been the Judges os to the Justific-- ! TAXPAYER Thus we watched as General Eisout the country. For Year 1947 Listed enhower placed the wreath at During the past ten years Utah In connection with the Horse of Mr. and Mrs. George Looslie, Continued irom page Oue) the memorial two miles - away, has spent $89,700,000 for her roads Race meet - and Horse Show at Is in a local hospital where she saw the flutter of flags, saw and and streets. Of this amount the elation announced was operated on foy appendicitis. that the Horse Logan for the 4th this year, heard the Marine Corps Band state spent $74,000,000 or" 82.5 per , Show would be conducted the there will be a large patriotic ' Ir and M. C Fonnesbeck f Mrs. Lola CampbeU of Corrine General 2- - 3 arade meeting' children's sports, 01 Jul d MrS- and4evenins of Logan spent $9,200.00 or 10 3 per cent show does not conflict yilat? and Mrs. Martell Nelson of Perry,' marched up the steps. a with Monty the lively midway, with and and our municipalities $(j,500,000 visiting their spent the week-en- d 4 ? and other attracrides, races as in horse are Thmas Young's races the Sunday. cent. 6r 1 per RECLAMATION PROJECTS parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert the afternoons. Both events will tions. Frank Baugh, chairman of fMrs' ,R A- - Goodey en- Atkinson- Sufficient funds are now availTotal I operation and mainten- take tertalned a place at the Fair grounds. the Parade has already started able for completion of the Sco- ance costs of Utah schools jumped and Mrs. Ervil Godfrey. day Jer?ed events will be expanded for work on this event. Frank says Both belJlg to field project near Price and the from $9,831,037 In 1940-4- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goodey, ' guestg, centennial celebration next it will be a super parade for the the ' 1944-45 or 44 per cent. in Newton project northwest of Lospent Monday visiting at Day-- 1 centennial year 1947. 2, 3, and 4. year, July On a per capita average daily ton and Treston, Idaho. They gan. These two projects are The next meeting of the mayBankCity Councilman Evan called on Mr. and Mrs. William practically complete. Both will he attendanve basis the increase was ors and the central committee of head, Wellsville, 40 to or represented $115.79 per! on an operation basis prior to the from $79,42 , Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W will be held at the chamber meetat Lamont Allan the cent. Mayor Mrs. In Mary LilCG coming irrigation season. Jansen Dayton, and 20. (March Wellsville Regular Wednesday, tha A. McCombs at Freston. How much are we willing to j ,H The Scofield project will pro' all will held until be would Founders' Its meetings usual have on control of cattle lice Mr. Tips and Mrs. Herman S. have our freedom "diluted by are cententhe on developed. Labor fully the for this program are season,, day advanced Vance and day Herman L. Dr. bureaucratic controls? Thompson, by Several if they were louse-fre- e. a y, Our all prevading nial year. The Founders day cele- All representatives expressed Thompson, Mr. - and Mrs. Dallas George F. Knowlston, entomolo-Goode- y, kinds of lice affect commonly so to desire that keen cooperate held also of serbe this bration memorial tthe subUtah may State Extension gist attended, bureaucracy, with its grants, cattle, and the entomologist sugall the celebrations would be a Vices in honor of Pfc. Carl Owen, service, and "gifts wrapped up in year on Labor day. sidies, careful gests inspection for lice, red success. Chairman C. L. Pocock held at Fielding, Sunday. Its Providence may have freedom big directives, tape, if the cattle are restless or are celebrations comMr. and Mrs. William Looslie, orof central the Its for outdoor Indian Pageant sapping controls, perpetuates out on of hair patches rubbing offered a number of of Logan, spent Sunday visiting centennial mittee, contribution to the ganized confusion out of regitheir bodies. Mrs. Elizabeth Looslie. , While oppressive year, according to Mayor Norman suggestions. mented chaos. It Is important to go over tax structures drain vast sums Peter E. Barson, Von Barson spray and dust equipment to get from local jurisdictions it returns and Luwana Barson, of Clifton, it In shape for spring and sum- a portion thereof with a grandiIdaho were dinner guests of mer use. If parts are worn and ose gesture of manna provided by Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A. Goodey, must be replaced, repair parts a benevolent government. What Saturday. c In honor of the birthday of shoulyd be ordered immediately. a delusion! Control equipment must be in Patriarch John Ravsten, his famSalt Lake city jumped her 1946 herds are small. Treatment should good working order and materials budget to $5,076,208 from expendil ily spent Saturday at Logan Tem- Include spraying evenly over the must be on hand to permit prop- tures of $4,020,327 in 1943 or 26 ple. A birthday supper was serv-'ehead and body, including the in- er treatment of Insects If crops per cent. The increase from 1944 to which members of the ner surface of the ears, and be- and livestock are to be were present. family protected was 20 per cent. Provo budget tween the thighs. the for 17946 was cut 7 per cent from insect pests during February 16th Mrs. J. Byron Louse-infest'Ravsten entertained 14 guests in the 1944 expenditures. cattle are rest- coming season. honor of the 7th birthday of her less and produce less beef than son Steven, games being played animals free from these pests. and lunch served. Infested dairy cattle do 'riot proMiss Jennett Looslie, daughter duce as much milk as they would , , Aggies Ready for BYU Invasion 4-- H j j 4-- result! e 4-- H ! j : ; fUB M . ll , V, $14,-162,8- 82 . to rqrepareIfJNow LrOIltrOl LclttlG top-heav- ... how ' d- be-bel- ed many DIAMONDS did you buy today? Bridal set in matched 14K gold answer j in all Every SUNDAY Afternoon designs. V probability is "None Statistics show that very few people buy more than one diamond in a lifetime. Just one diamond. Yet, we know that when you do buy a diamond, you intend to keep it always. Shouldnt that diamond, then, be selected with the, utmost care and consideration? Of course it should: And thats why wise folks come to the store they can trust. The store thats known , for reliability and quality. , Divided Payments ' IS IT ATTRACTIVE, INVITING... OR DOES IT NEED A FACE LIFTING? and buildings have that neat, Dd- your streets, dean, inviting look that tempts travelers to stop and spend . , . or does your town have a drab, uninviting, store-fron- ts ROBERT ARMBRUSTER'S ORCHESTRA III All Logan Jewelers Close X. Wednesdays at ioon 12. heels" look that makes tourists want to be on their way as soon to improve the as possible? Start right now . . . TODAY ... Station KSL at 2:30 p.m. build- appearance and facilities of your own business spot or in9 itwill mean EXTRA DOLLARS in your own pocket when i ) tourists start to spend that $100,000,000 in Utah this year! r BY , ESOUGUT TO YOU UTAH POWER & LIGHT ! CO. A DIAMOND ENDURES SEE NEEDHAMS FOR YOURS .No. 20 of a r?p to promote a greater foyrist1 frode for Utah US NMT. MUM St, UM UIML MOM UN |