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Show The Cache American; I.oan, Cache County, Utah 1'ace VCTU Committee Will Study FjH-- I s j Legislation A VUie I.K S.il m d..y. K.ula uth! M irun (f M.. ..ii i Mr Im! l.'iv i FAST LEARNER t I . s. j .in" n. M n j ,i .s"j ui t:.e D i hn ;'i;.il in n ii vu'k cnj win t!io jii.l commit- - ..illy Ui T t Anrll 2. If 12 TIiui-m1.iv- , UiW'' J,i,rut unit Womens Mm. ami G. MilUm II iiE.nn Union TemjjriaJH tho at hll!"'n meet at the lii.n.e of Mm. Calvin r linii.e of Mr. and Mrs. Willis the 2 U '30 at r pm., Bennett, today I ew.s, who Is Mrs. B nson's parproblems that legislative study I ents. will be discussed before tho enE. PeterVictor Mr. and Mis. tire group at the next monthly A- son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Humph-erymeeting. Mr. and Mrs. were of guests Regarding this work Mrs. W. Earl Gordon of Smlthfleld last W. Smart, president, makes the week. following statement: Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nielsen "The department of WCTU Thuifc.y in Salt Lake City Is vital to the welfare of with their daughter. visiting our stale and nation. Some repMr. and Mrs. Alvin Jensen and resentatives at Washington, D. C will take an Easter vacation to re- - son Eldon of College ward, were turn to their home states and feel Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. their way around to ace how peo-- j Hilda Maughan and family, Cortttf Lo4en Dtf ifimr pie feel toward them and their. A party was held at the KEEP HIM WARM! 5 THATLL i a , chances in the next election. UUborne of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bax-W- e -f Si,,?-- . V-must remember that we ter Saturday evening. Tho hving n cant change their minds, but we rooms and dining table were put good men In their pi a tvs orated with yellow sh.un.oiks and AIR MECHANIC bends over Soviet fighter pilot AN ENGLISH that will take a proper stand on early spring flowers. Following J. Maximovitcb to show the Red flier hew to handle the controls j . rnierta.n-wtdfaieo to vital ir ii.nrier the gurs'.-- wrr issues that are most Hurricane fighter plane, one of hundreds of this type of a new AicLIllSL which have been shipped to Russia by Britain. Photo was taken during If we are to w:n this war. (d with caid g Cavers wei a snow storm, on a Russian airfield miles within the Arctic circle, where we must persuade our go-- eminent laid 011111121 AlCJrC Wil'ai Mr. and M- O R.A.F. men shot down 13 German planes and escorted Rut nan bombers to give up the laiuor F. a.; on ivtoimn, Mr. and Mrs. and raids against the enemy while teaching Soviet pilots hoT to fly no smile for tl.e Fortune held Sugar bet growing is very much If there w. vs ever a time when Cat Non, Mr. and M.s. Mi mil look after the Hurricanes which wcr turned over to thcru. When th Lhevinne family at the tune Josef in the n.md of the farmer at the a country needed to wake up and, Baxter. Mr. and Mrs M .lin .ill said of their R.A F. men returned to Britain a few days ago, they pupils: You must certainly hand it to thra for fast learning." Big convoys from was bom into it. His fattier was a present time. It is theretore. keep alert it Is in three hours of der. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wrigli player in the Royal Opera portune that there be of craft Russia to B. more the Mr. month,' are and Mrs. J. British ports our gieatest struggle. every taking deadly Baxter, Mr.. nt Moscow. Their home was in a once more better types of farmMrs H. R Ad-liar- - B. J. Wilson, Jr "We must Remember miall suburb. Its humble furnish- ing necessary for profitable sugar bor and remember what tlic real nms and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hall ings included no piano. A relative beet production. One must always of Prizes were we think Logan. defense, saboteur was. for when owned one, however, of the square, keep In mind that a depleted soil of the needless sacrifice of our stamps and were awarded to Mrs. kind: to save stor- - j means a depleted citizenship, and to our (Lynn Baxter. J. B- Baxter. Vivian young American youths this JtlcLTy age elsewhere, he put it in the to prevent depletion one won-- 1 Anhdi-H. U and no J. it liquor, Wright do soil must the home. Little Josef's Lhevinne Job" tiny right. There W. within The and R. club met at the: der that our hearts sink fingers often crept lovingly along must be rotation, phosphate apus. Let us learn a bitter lesson home of Mrs. Grant Nielsen Fri- its keys. Observing this, his father plication where needed, proper that will wake us up for all time. day evening. Bridge was played WASHINGTON Memorial services were The senate him to a musical test, whose spacing and thinning, early plantput at three tables and auThe eminent scientist and prizes were voted. 73 to 0, Monday to boost Sunday hi Los Angeles, Calif., results proved astonishing talent, ing, fall plowing when necessary, thor, Dr. Gerald Wendt. In a re- awarded to Mrs. Esta Brown, and the starting pay of Uncle Sams for Rulon S. Oldham, 28, formerly one trait of which was an uncanbarnyard manures and green mancent lecture, warned us that it is Mrs. Lizzie Miller. Special guests "buck" privates from $21 to $42 j f Salt Lake City, whq was wash-- a ny sense of absolute uring incorporations. Not the least pitch. 32not science that Is responsible for included Mrs- Ruby Smith and while sailing his j cd overboard Is addition of of these "musts month. makes Fate a for way genius. Mrs. Edna of Nielsen. our downfall, but the stupidity foot yacht from San Diego to San Following humus through green manures to now which beloved First the The measure, goes piano dropped its use by men. It Is impossible bridge luncheon was servrd by Francisco last week. Into Josef's home: then a young soils. to the house, increases the base for men to control the Intricacies the hostess. Mr. Oldham was well known In pupil at the conservatory dropped One of our leading soil experts, pay of enlisted men all along the of modem equipment without clear Virginia, Nielsen, daughter of jne adjusts allowances for other Salt Lake City and Logan and was in Just as magically to teach him commenting recently on our westbrains. r an. s. David O. Nielsen a former member of the Great the rudiments for several years. ern soils, said, Western agricularmy, navy, ma-- i pf,rsonnt.i jn "It is estimated that there is a . s re urne ome fullwolng ajrjne Lake Yacht club. He was a At eight the boy played in pub- ture Is largely appropriating the Salt coast guard, geodetic corpg six year's supply of liquor in the son of the late Dr. and Mrs. E. P. lic. His aim was the conservatory. accumulated stores of available IJOr ,Jlmed t a. survey and public health service, Oldham of United States. If this cannot be re. pIcV hospitain Silt Lake City. Again fate helped: a wealthy man, plant food in the soil and paying to war distilled and converted (and equalizes pay in the ranks The was sailing his wjlc heard him Mraftlr yachtr.an und IIiram Christenplay, volunteered little attention to the future prowas before' the and of It the navy. army uses, it should be destroyed boat to San Francisco, where he to bear the expense there. scn and daughter Ruth, have re- - Erst basic' ductivity of the land. The west It destroys us. Lets dont be stup- change proposed in the planned to take a position as an Safonoff was the director of the will eventually be forced into sysrnod to Hyrum after spending of army pay since 1922. nor give up the id Americans, jate aircraft worker with the U. S. the wdnter months at Mesa, Ari- When the tems of farming that will recogNo provision is made for in- - navy. The small craft encountered Moscow Conservatory. fight until we have made It Imwas to he was nize this fact. The use of green work. boy him, brought to temple ZP?' W,leIe fley possible and Illegal for men the pay of commlsisoned rough seas near Santa Marla, Cal, a little for manure crops will have to be used and surprised dubious, a"d officers? with the exception of aec-- and and, destroy themselves with liquor. overwas washed Mr. Oldham Safonoff taught only master clas- to maintain the humus supply of Lets put the proper label on spentond lieutenants of the army and board. A companion, David wn? create a physical and ses. But Josef stood the most rig- the soil hme OI naval ensigns. Both now get all liquor. Including beer, which is of San Diego, managed to orous condition that will liberate the and tests musicalKenneth Henderson triumphantly: Poison. $1500 and wouJd rceeive $1800 un-a- stick to the ship until coast guards E. J. Wilson, Sr. ly, mentally, physically his supreme reserve plant foods as needed by U. fh. arrived to aid him. were Mrs. Charles McNeely and two fully demonstrated, and crops." Senator Johnson (D), Colorado, In the spring of 1932 Mr. Old- gifts This commentator Is correct in Safonoff taught him daily. Splenchildren of Tremonton and Mrs. chairman of a subcommittee which ham and a companion were Lennis Chambers grounded, he soon entered his assertions. Green manures are of Smithfield studied on an island In the Great didly for six months bill the the master classes. At seventeen, needed for sugar beet growing and were visiting with their parents. described the increases as very Salt lake for more than 17 hours Lhevinne Mr. and Mrs. James H. Archibald graduated from that for other crops. There is not in floundered sailboat when their moderate. He said he was surMembers of the Senior Literary over ' famous instlution with first honors. enough barnyard manure produced the weekend. resprised that the Australians are a sudden squall. They were Society of Hyrum entertained the Then came a tremendous adven- to satisfy the soil needs; consestill a couple of jumps ahead of cued by county deputy sheriffs Literary club Hyrum Junior ture in the mounting career of quently, substitutes must be proa after us. sighted searching South Cache party members at the high paying their private $62.10 Josef Lhevinne: the immortal vided. Crops of different kinds airIsland on an the from them a month. school Friday, with Mrs. V. E. Anton who had been have been suggested, such as oats, Rubinstein, Acting chief petty officers In plane. The victim was a student filled with ardor on Petersen, Mrs. Stanley Gunn, Mrs. beet tops, and alfalfa. They are hearing him the navy and coast guard would of East high school at that time. in L. D. Morrell and Mrs. A. T. very good for this purpose, but concert, the adopted young were In conducted the Services A receive a base pay of $126, as Clawson as hostesses. program his pupil, confiding to the best green manure crop for as pianist Wilshire L D ward S Sylvesby under the direction of Mrs. Petcompared with the present $99. him secrets of piano mastery that this western country is the comThe measure abolishes the $10 ter Smith, a member of the ward had ersen included a review of the The modern garden strawberry mon sweet clover which grows so required a lifetime to gain. drama Blithe Spirit,' by Noel more than any other garden or pay increase to which all en- bishopric. luxuriantly on so many of the Lhevinne conentered a Mr. Oldham was bom in Oak- Presently. Coward, given by Professor Moyle orchard fruit plant is the prod- listed men now are entitled after test for the Rubinstein Prize, and ditch banks. If a grain crop could March and 1914, 13, Idaho, ley, months Q. Rice of the USAC; two cornel uct Of ex- 12 service, but places plant breeding," noted be planted in the fall as a nurse after living in Logan for several won it against thirty-tw- o solos, by John L. Perkins, ac- plained Professor F. M. Coe ot longevity credit on ths same bas- contestants. he crop for the sweet clover, the grain this Following years, moved to Salt Lake City as that proposed for officers harvested when ripe, and the seed col-li- s companied by Mrs. Nina Maugh- the Utah State Agricultural toured Europe Uh hU nU jn 19o6 triumphantly in clover an. During the social hour irrigated as needed for the concert horticulture department in In 5 per cent increase for each lcg3 idow Mrs. Survvin? are his balance of the season, then plowthe program, lunch was an address lo the college genetics three years of service up to 30 The advent of Lhevinne in AmGloria !Dav. enport Oldham of Los ed under in tire fall, the response served to 48 club members and seminar bill a No authorizes The on tho subject of; yearsAngeles; a son, Richard Oldham erica was one marked by con tin - the following the following guests: Mrs. M. Q 'Strawberry Breeding, to spring to sugar beet enlis ed mm count for longs; uous E. Tuesday. a brother. Dr. success, his debut arousing a I Rice of Logan; Mrs. A. J. PetProfessor Coe cited the exevity purposes service in the na- W. Oldham of Coalville, and two sensation that resulted in an an- - growing would be very satisfactory. One could pasture the sweet cloversen, Mrs. G. Ray Petersen, Mrs. ample of breeders combining the tional guard. rotrrs. Mrs. J. F. Jones of Price Dual visit to concertize in this Nurses now receiving $70 to rnd Mrs. C. R. Iletzler of Indian- country, until, with the outbreak er in the fall and not plow the Raymond Nielsen and Mrs. John native American wood strawberry land until the following spring v. ith Humphcrys. the Chilean strawberry of $115 a month, depending on length apolis, Ind. of the World War, he was internwhen the sweet clover would be The Special Interest group of South America in order to pro- of service, would be increased to ed in Germany. about up to the knees. The potag the Third ward MIA entertained duce a better The return of Lhevinne to Am- toes could be plant. a range starting at $90 and end- by the cashiers. planted and harthe married folks of three wards Further advances can be ex- ing at $150. erica was celebrated at the open- - vested, barnyard manure applied The total price column of the in the amusement hall Tuesday pected, Professor Coe states, sin Another bill passed by the sennew listing, each price is shown ing of the season of 1919, at New in the fall, and sugar beets plant-YorkJ Rowing . classwork. tiie improvement of tills garden ate and sent to the house would in dollars evening vast Hippodrome, and awak- - ed the following spring. Returns and cents only. was and durin fruit in the near future as the bring the pay scale of the PhilipDancing enjoyed is the third raise ened a tremendous demonstration, The increase in sugar beet yields would be were result of extensive improvement pine commonwealth army and the refreshments the evening that memorable event he isfying. in liquor prices since July, 1941. served from a lovely lace covered work being carried on by Drs. Philippine scouts up to United i At that time a 5 per cent in- has concertized each season In the This green manuring practice recomas table, holding tall lighted tapers-Thos- Darrow and Waldo of the United States army levels, United States and Canada; and ap- has efcrease in mark-u- p went into proved to be sound. ExperiMrs. mended Leda States department of Agriculture in charge were by General Douglas peared as soloist with all the fore- mental work has Indicated that fect by direction of the state Allen, Mrs. Cynthia Eliason, Mrs. at Bettsville, Maryland and Cor1 this is a good way for building soli var- most orchestras. On October legislature. Mrs. Francis vallis, Oregon, as well as many Vivian Anhder, The famous pianist will be heard ied increases were made to defertility and placing the soli In a Schaffer and Kenneth Allen. In Logan, April 20 the Tabernacle state experiment stations. good physical condition for the fray increased federal taxes on under Mrs. Chris Jensen is visiting in the auspices of the Civic growing of beetsBreeding work with the strawwines and liquors. with her berry at the Utah Experiment Music Association and the USAC Englewood, California two daughters. Lyceum committee. station. Professor Coe said aims Sales of natural gas last year The Elders of the First ward at the production of two' crop were 19 per cent over the 1940 Theres a shortage sponsored a dance in the ward strawberries in order to of horse total, the biggest increase on make shoes recreation hall Thursday night for fresh fruit available in August, Effective Wednesday, the Utah all married folks of the ward. September and October as in liquor control commission placed The committee in charge were June. in effect a new schedule of InKendall Curtis, Pierre Sorenson Everbearing strawberries, he creased prices which will result and Julie Albertson. also have the advantage in the elimination of tax tokens added, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright an- of bearing a fall crop of ber- in change for all liquor purYOUR INVITATION TO ATTEND Cents Sense nounce tiie arrival of a son at a ries the same year the chases. plants local hospital last week. are set out instead of having to The new schedule shows th Total Defense " Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rottman wait until the following June. selling price of each type of and daughter Jean, of Salt Lake In the past, the everbearers have liquor, the amount of the state City have been visiting at the not been keep coffee fresh and fla- -' of sales taxes due and the total popular because PRESENTATION OF home of Mrs. Rottmans parents, small size of store it in the refrigsoftness and price including tax. fruit, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Birch. and than more no a erator Each price is carried put to buy seedy appearance, and because week's supply. Youll use less Mrs. Ada Shaw, Mr. and the plants did not set new three decimals with the result coffee per cup if you follow these Shaw of Hyrum and Mrs. plants freely from runners. The that the final figure including the rules. Harriet Leishman of Wellsville new varieties have Is tax in tipple shown dollars and subattended the funeral services of stantial Improvements brought cents only. in these Mrs. Alfred Williams in Salt Lake characters The increase amounts to 6 per and are well worth City last Wednesday. Items carried by growing, for especially home cent on all Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farns- gardens. commission stores and agencies worth of Mt. Putnam, Idaho, were and was made necessary by inNovelty Comedy by G. Martinez Sierra visiting In Hyrum Wednesday at When two Identical automobiles creased freight rates, the comthe home of Mr. and Mrs. James are driven over the same 1.000-mi- mission announced. HALBERT GREAVES, Director J. Facer. The new method of collecting course, one at 25 miles an Mrs. Bert Holland of Shelley, hour and the other at 65, the sales tax from liquor purchasers is visiting relatives Idaho, and latter consumes 60 per cent more was worked out by the commisMARCH 30 TO APRIL 4 8:15 p.m. friends in Hyrum. She is a house gasoline and 800 Invest the pennies saved ir DEper cent more oil, sion's merchandising department guest of Mrs. Ada Shaw. and causes 700 per cent more wear and follows a similar plan in FENSE savings stamps. Uncla LITTLE THEATRE AUDITORIUM Keith Nielsen is spending a on tires. effect in the state pf WashingSam can use every cent you can j few days in Hyrum visiting with ton. ; spare from your household budget. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Last Production of the Season New clothes will be short on It was adopted to provide cusEncourage your husband to co Vern Nielsen. He leaves soon as zippers, buckles and other metal tomers with complete informotion operate with any plan for pay roll TICKETS AT SPEECH DEPARTMENT or CITY DRUG CO. a draftee for the army. ornaments. Most of the buttons concerning the cost of their pursavings that his company may r f I Mr. and Mrs. William S. Bailey that are used will be made of chases and SPECIAL BUS SERVICE AFTER THE FLAY stitute for DEFLtxSE BONO pur- - ; to make possible and children and Mrs. A. J. ciaw- - wood, bone and spun glass. chases for War Needs Metieyl faster methods of making change tie ot the Ijo.uj . .. A 7 s no-ho- st j, dec-cu- I 71 i uillCQ , J Biography of iim-.s- . j . D - Sweet Clover Advocated to Help Sugar Beets j i j op-ho- rn , l Senate Approves L. A. Services for FoiTO01 LogEtTt - r arch-enem- y, I fnrrPASPS j Resident .. - j j j o.n . Iff . Fle-har- ty HYRUM ma-roo- m Strawberries are Discussed by Horticulturist - v An-rlc- fruit-bearin- sat-Sin- ce e State Increases - Price of Liquor in Utah 7&nnijtl)ise fp says... USAC Little Theatres TO r THE ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY le ... |