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Show Pane Fear Tuexlav. June 0, 1912 Tl.t Chi!:e American. I.o?an. Cache County, Utah At The Library .WASHINGTON NQWS In the problem of food si, wild take adiantuge of the op--1 poriun.ty to come to tiie l.bro,y material and study tills valuable alule u U here. Organize lions or Mrs, Ruby S. Garrett, state digroups might well arrange rector of Community Service pro- study to utilize Uie Information while u grams, lias sent a kit of bulletins, is available, and any individual and mimeoleaflets, pamphlets is welcome to look over Uie charts graphed material relating to nu- and booklets at the library. temtrition, ahlch may be kept library. porarily at the public w un American A There Is a limited number of these kits available, and those in- - Crusader! F5vl ! i HSSLJiU Bond-Aid- fKOM OUR CONGRESSMAN W. K. GRANGER WAR er DAMAGE INSURANCE Jours, HrcruUiry of announced that arrangements had ben worked out wk.i the fire insurance industry to art as Fldiriary agents for the War In Damage corjaira'.iim r:l::.j JcsfcC Com-nirrc- e, 3 t - - pollens of protection ngum-- l ei.c my nti.uk. Anyone warning t!ie proter.lnn should fontart lits local f.re insurance agent or broker. The nrveuary manml of rates. rui-- a and rrtrulntions. and application 111 be distributed throc,,h-ou- t blanks or about the U. S. on June 20th. The policies will be U&ued for a 12 month period to cover physical lass of real or per aonal property mhich may tesult On the Battlefield for Oil from enemy attack or action of NEW YORK Beyond Rostov and the Crimea lie the fabulously our own forces In resisting enemy AGRICULTURE rich land called the Caucasus, which has wealth In oil and metTilt Senate passed and sent to adbe should attack. Inquiries als and ila area Is larger than the state of Texas. This map the House a bill to place Land dressed to War Damage corporashows Just why niller drove hto armlet toward Kerch. Latest resubon Bank loons Commissioner tion. Washington. D.C. ports Indicate that the Russians are taking the Initiative by adstantially tho same basis as Fedvancing on the hKarkov front. ARMY eral Land Bank loans and to ex-- ! The Senate passed and sent to lend Uie authority of the Land the House legislation authorizing Bank Commissioner to moke loans the government to pay $28 a on behalf of the Federal Farm month to dependents of soldiers. Mortgage Corporation untd July 1. Under the bil. the soldier may 1946, The House passed and sent have an additional $22 withheld to the Senate legislation continufrom his pay for his dependents, ing for two years a rate of 3 7 per cent as the maximum Interest making a total (allowance of $50. c . , War chargeable on Federal Farm Bank The Under Secretary of Patterson said the . Army has all loans. The Agriculture department the weapons ' It can send abroad under a program to expand vegeunder present shippuig conditions table dehydration facilities, will and enough to arm every aoldier ask existing vegetable dehydrators In the United States, despite the to expand faculties; will aid can-neand processors experienced In fact that It needs twice as many food processing In converting part 7 light arms per 'man as It did or all of their plants for dehydbefore parachute troops became will furnish' a vital part of warfare. Paratroop rations operations; " enterassistance to technical firms necesIt made has " St? development v aid in the and wJl field; ing arms to give light equipment sary m. for terlals it priorities seeking to such units as Air forces gound crews, supply personnel and anti- needed for expansion or converaircraft crews, he said. Although sion. transportation Is the major lim- CONSERVATION OF 3l iting factor In the matter of sup- FARM TRUCKS regarding pro- BY POOLING ply. duction schedules to unwarranted The office of Defense Transporbecause of shortage of rubber, tation and the United States de' t ;.hNwi nickel and copper, he said. asked partment of Agriculture . IV X ; to farmers the throughout country MATERIALS . rf a comprehensive cooperate in .Alcohol more and for conservation In The food the soldiers receive toSan Presidio program At Francisco, the to be attained In 1943 bv efficient use of farm trucks and as in all other army camps and day is, to a large degree, responconversion of whiskey plants; 200 naval stations, the fighting forces sible for the greatly improved million for rubber: A report on the automobiles. Because of the rubber shortage of our nation have the opportunity health conditions among our fighting alcohol-makin- g facilities' of the the limited forces, states Milton Hult, Presito enjoy milk and other health-givinsupply of new vehicles United States and the outlook for In this histori- dent of the National Dairy Council. and tiie increasing scarcity of reproducts. dairy the revoluthis year and next was made by the For the first time, since pair parts, farmers are urged to cal army post which outdates war, fresh milk Is a part of A. I. Henderson, directors of mawar and which serves tionary revolutionary use their trucks and cars as litthe regular army diet Butter and terials. tle as and to take better as headquarters for the Ninth Army cheese, neither of which were availMilitary and essential civilian care ofpossible Air 6,000 milk shakes able in revolutionary war times, are area, Corps such equipment. demand for 1943 is now estimated and 7,500 ice cream sodas and a la also prescribed as a part of the regwas recommended that farmat 476 million gallons, including ersIt not of Ice cream are con- ular diet for our soldiers. Ice cream carte eliminate only unnecessary sumedservings 200 million for butadiene, an Inin addition to milk and is made available at least once or daily but also form transportatwice a week whenever possible. in other forms. gredient of synthetic rubber. The driving tlon pools both for hauling their, dairy products whiskey distilling industry will be to market and for trans- - j converted to industrial alcohol pro- produce of Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. duction. Practically all the pro- porting needed supplies to the Ferdinand Nilson of Mantua, Mr. duction will be made from grain. farms. and Mrs. T. H. Cutler, Mrs. JoThe 1943 program will consume ap- EMPLOYMENT hanna Olson. Mrs. Barbara Lloyd, proximately 136 million bushels of AND WAGES MILLVILLE Funeral services Mrs. Betty L. Quayle all of Logan. grain. Com, rye, and wheal now WPA Commissioner Dryden re- - I held are being used, in approximately ported of nearly 200,000 selected for i.jj-- Elsa B. Pehrson were WedMUMlle ard hall on ln the NORTH LOGAN that order, but a large Increase In WPA workers who have been givThe afternoon. opening nesday the use of wheat for alcohol pio en training for specific war jobs Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wcttstien of song was "O My Father. Prayer Salt Lake duction is being arranged. under the program of the U. S. was City were week-en- d W. Pitkin. Willard Trio, by The WPB said a salvaga cam- office of Education and the WPB, of Mr. and Mrs. George W. guests was sung by paign to reclaim 250,000 tons of 142,666 or 72.1 per cent had left "Whispering Hope Maughan. tin cans a year is being Inaugur- WPA roils by April 21, the great Lucinda Anderson, Radah AnderMrs. Jane Obray of Garfield, Lillis solo Vocal Pearson. son and ated in 366 selected cities to keep majority obtaining private or other Mrs. May Lar- and Mrs. Ollie Glenn of Tremon-toGarden" In the by run- public employment existing detinning facilities were week end guests of Mr. sen. Remaiks were made by Alma ning at maximum capacity. and Mrs. Bert Burrell. O. Larson, Charles Anderson, BishCommerce Secretary Jones an- SELECTIVE SERVICE Mrs. Ollie Izatt and son Charles A Saint Paul man whose In- op Franklin Bitters and Pres. B. nounced that to stimulate collecM. Thompson. Solo, "Going Home of Thatcher, Idaho, were visitors tion of scrap rubber reclaiming, come outside his salary is suffithe Rubber Reserve company will cient to support his family has was sung bywasMrs. Etta C.Jenson. in the ward recently. Orland Or-Benediction Hale, mond accompanied them home, by (subject to milibuy scrap rubber in carload lots been classed AThe grave at the cemetery was where he will be employed for a rulin service) tary presidential anywhere in the U. S. at $25 a CoL J- E- Nelson, State Se-- 1 Seated by Femn Butler of Salt the summer, ton for run of mine 'scran and worn out tires. Such strap will be lective St'nice Director disclosed Lakc Citju Pall bearers were LundThe United States will produce Paul Pehrmade avaiLble to reclaimers as recently. The man hi question is Person. Carl Pehrson, son Kenneth Iverson, Harold Cut- - 352, COO tons of magnesium in 1943 over married the 30, father and needed. - according to present indications of two minor children, and has Ier and William Olson, all grandan enormous Pehrson. flowers The Mrs. sons increase over the of PRISONERS an income of $6,000 in excess of were beautiful and profuse and 2,400 tons produced in 1938. OF WAR his in oome J.om employment War Secretary Stimson told a (quoted from Associated Press were carried by the grandchildren. Every penny is a patriotic penFollowing the funeral a lovely press conference the United States report.) if it hastens the privileges at was served the ny family supper does not possess sufficient evi- ARMY home to fifty relatives and friends of peace. Every dollar you invest dence of ill treatment fo AmeriGeneral MacArthur reported that under the direction of Mrs. Olla in War Bonds will shorten the can prisoners by the Japanese to 22 Army nurses recently on duty Anderson and Mrs. Phillys Jenson. months of the war- If your state warrant any retaliatory action. in the Philippines, who served both Out of town people who attend- meets its quota this month, in Bataan and on Corregidor, have RATIONING ed tiie funeral were Nils O. Pehrpeace may be a month closer. arrived in Australia. son and Axel Pehrson of Pocatello. The OPA reported permanent Your Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cutler, and coupon rationing of gasoline in pocketbook your Nettie Butler and son Ferrm, Mrs. checkbook are no long;r the east coast area will be put in just Mr .and Mrs. William Olson, Mrs. symbols of what you can buy for effect probably in the first week In with Section conformity Hanson. Mrs. R. L. Griffin, yourself and your family. War of July. Under the permanent Laws of Utah the Logan City Sylvia Miss Beth Olson, all of Salt Lake bonds are for yo and your fameach motorist will receive an Board of Education will hold a A book containing City, Mrs. Lila Draper of East Mill ily also for your country. Your 48 coupons- - -hearing on its proposed ancf Mrs? a years supply; motorists who public for state has a Bond quota to meet! the school year 1942-4- 3 budget of PcteTsbor0i ,and airs. Owon Remember that! need and can prove they need at offices 101 West Center St., Jenson of its ward Mrs- stel more gas than the A book proJune 2a th. at 8 p m. of Soda Springs, Mr. and Your Sacred Egg vides. may apply for B books conja Duty Buy De- Proposed budget is on fUe with taining 16 additional coupons or the clerk of the board for inspec- - Mrg Ferrell OLson of Brigham fense Bonds! Andre.A, O!son for C books which will provide a tlon. Clty Mr and Mr. and Mrs. David Richards and maximum of 96 coupons, the OPA Board of Education of Logan Mrs. Martha Nilson and TO RELEASE FLOW OF said. Unlimited X cards will be daughter Ctiy, by David Tarbet, Clerk. abolished and C books will be isAdv. sued only to persons directly connected with the war effort or esGet a bottle of Kmseheo Salts toclgM. JhisFfStWttfl sential civilian activities, the OPA an hour before breakfast take as much ...r PigfiPyOdUf Half will lie on a dime in a glass of water (hot as said. Service stations will be reFor quick relief from itching of eczema pirnplcsjj or cold) or in your morning cup of tea or What do Doctors for it many athlete's foot, scabies, rashes and other ex coffee and keep tnle up for 30 day. Kruechen quired to turn in coupons they When excMi stomach aetd earns cm. soar stomach temally caused skin troubles, use ymptomi he$rtiisrn, doctors prescribe (be collect when making purchases of 6r medicines known for symptomatic relief medicine bilious 'ndlgesUonwtLn &SiesmJUtL!fhD''teSCnPtl0rk Tablets. Try gasoline from distributors and by atlikefirstUoe In of youraelf, of flow sufficient bile from the distress They neutrahu acid, rellevs sign ga. and bring eomfort wry quickly yet are not a quickly stops intense itching. 35c trial botliffi You can get Kruechen. a famous English requiring distributors to turn over laiatiw! proves it, or your money back. Ask youn formula made In the U. 8. A., at any drug Only 2fc. at drug store. If your eery coupons when making trial doesn't prove ktora. You must he satisfied or money back. better, rstura bouls la druggist today for D. D. D. 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