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Show Tuesday, January 13. Intre Five The Cache American. Lojran, Cache County, Utah T.G College Hears F.conomlst College Mural Income Tax Values of home economic were .i.M.letru in .i land diacu-sloastoday in a student faculty sembly at Utah Stale Agruu.lur-- i ill If I must lllo a 1943 Utah college. Fincy, Nancy of fstlm.itcd tax January Meeting Postponed company home 15. what form should 1 use: You The Bullard camp of the daugh- Power ami Light Proftfsor H. B. Hunsnker. head . ui moderator have a choke between filing an ters of Utah pioneer will not demomst fttiom.-tof physical education department ! and estimate on Form 1040-E- S meetold their regular monthly at USAC. Monday announced Its Aid Instruction First tax iimiuul Income this week. It will be held your filing ing 14th annual open house vull tc' 449 return on Form 1040. I rivals Wallace can You Ihngham, 24. Thursday. January held February 1. West North, Loi,an. began hi gel either form from the nearest colnine-weaThis annual feature of the baac training program collector of Internal Revenue. Flu Plevalent Here at Harlingen Army Air program (2 What form should I use to Held, lege Intramural sports new cases Influenza of Forty course is one of the highlights of the an estimate I filed last Tins week. last Texas,., change were reported In Cache county for even first Of instructions in consists have the same choice sports calendar and may spring? Yu acthe week ending January 11, the pre-w- ar events, aid. map and pjioto Vradmg, close between Form 1040-Eand Form approach deto the state health cording and 1040. If you use Form 1040-Ewith the great Increase of winter order drill, discipline military partment. Logan reported seven InstrucUuua. Jn the write the word Amended at the quarter male enrollment. cases of chicken pox, three of camouflage. use and other toj) of tlie farm. carbine the .of Garth Belliston, of Nephl, phys measles, one of German measles small arms will be given. Forty leal education major, and student (3J. What 1 th difference beand two of scarlet fever, hours ; of physical training and tween form 1040-E- S manager of Intramurals during the and Form a bivouac, are Included In 1040? Form 1040-E- S named la a speqla fall quarter, has been Given PreferencVets the program. form for estimating tax. Form chairman for this event. He will veterans of World II War 1040 Is the regular blanlt for work in cooperation with Udell will be given preference In purChildren annual Income tax returbi. Wankler, student manager for the filing Japanese ernment-owned surchasing Go How can I decide which winter quarter, and Vaughan L. (4) Reported frame located at houses, plus form is best for me? If by JanHall, faculty supervisor. Utah. 23 miles east Receiving Training Dragerton, uary 13, you do not have exact The open house idea first was of Price, to be sold on a sealed Beliefs that Japanese school figures on your 1945 Income and tried on the campus back In 1931 bid basis through the Salt Lake children are still receiving mili- deductions, it is best that you use as a champion playoff for fall city loan agency of the recon- tary training have been substan- form 1040-EIn that case you Since intramural sports. that time struction finance corporation, it tiated by reports from reconnals-anc- win have to also file your reguit has been enlarged each year was announced today by Gerald patrol of Brigadier Gener- lar 1945 return by March 15. If with added attractions, until It L. Leaver, regional manager. F. al Kenneth Cramer's 24th you are In a position to file your is now one of the outstanding . which have regular return as early as Janudnlsion, (Victory) sports events of the year. LargeTrustees Featured been probing Into areas In the ary 15, you can file Form 1040 success for of the ly responsible National recognition came to vicinity of Matsuyama, Shikoku then and it will serve both as the open house events during Charles Redd, owner and man- m search for Japanese training your declaration and talso as your is Professor these many years Removing the point require- ager of the La Sal Livestock equipment. return. Hunsaker. Motorized discovered ments for the purchase of butter company of La Sal. a member patrols (5) Does the new tax law, of Since coming to the college in has not nwde that of trustees, large stores of wooden training the USAC board any product by Congress a few weeks passed when he featured as man of the rifles, sabers, spears and bayonets the 1930's to direct Intramurals, easier to of this On find. the ago, procontrary, change he has developed an outstanding year in livestock In the 1948 an- in obscure corners of elementary cedure? No. any declaration or most your housewives are their finding show nual edition the of school Record houses. Second Lieutenant return is program. for 1945 and the new Last spring. H. B. Hunsaker favorite spread harder than ever Stockman, published In Denver, Wilbert W. Miller, of Wheeling, law applies only to Income reto Is Tills Colorado. W. Va. reported that his 34th get. causing scarcity was made head of the department 1946. ceived in Infantry regiment patrols found of physical education, and while those homemakers to ask what has (6) Do members or veterans of maps and Annual Meeting propaganda books, he is still responsible for the ad- become of the butter.. armed forces have to file the text-boocharts used is Notice among by ministration of the intramural The answer is not hard to find, hereby given that the Not as to their leclarations? children In sixth Mr. of annual is he assisted classes, the gTade National Council. states by meeting the regular program, Dairy service In the active for pay 'mock-upto s addition in wooden the HalL The removal by the Government First Federal Savings and Loan forces (except regular ofarmed of after be Association will held of Japanese weapons, milk on sales of fluid restrictions Logan Because of the largq increase school teachers had ficers serving within the United of male enrollment at Utah State sent consumption of that product, at the office of the association, Japanese States.) However, If they have assured him all-tiwas noth12 that there West Eccles Hotel to Building, high, for winter quarter, a new intra- already at an of value to be any civilian Income, it is treated significant mural league has been formed, still greater levels. At the same Center Street, Logan, Utah, on ing found in the school. Lieutenant the same as the income of any 1946 at In addition to the already estab- time the removal of restrictions Wednesday, January 16, other taxpayer.. Miller ordered he class of young2 lished fraternity on sales of fluid cream and Ice J oclock p. m., for the purpose of sters dismissed and conducted department a cream sent consumption of these hearing the annual report of the league. The new club league is search of the rooms. Locked class may be further reduced in expected to take care of many products soaring and made still association, electing directors, and closets were forced order to place them In proper reopen and more male students, in regards further inroads upon the amount for the transaction of such other with prices for 1946 considerable equipment lationship to furnishing entertainment and of milk and cream available for business as may properly come be- found inside military OPA passenger cars. was fore the members. destroyed. butter manufacture. reduca for physical exercises. Another patrol led by Second regulations provide Herschel Bullen, Secretary. ' eighty-nin- e In October wily This new league already has prices Lieutenant H. Podkokwa of tion in used car celling Ted factory-mad- e each six months. five teams entered, and they will million pounds of Detroit, found Mich., wooden : r ; Lewis A. Fisher, Salt Lake city rear into action January 16 and butter were made in the United Receives Training bayonets and rifles stacked neatlPrivate hunQ. one Eldop as States with Steffenhagert, used car, dealer, was fined $500 compared 17, when the various clubs, will In racks in y51 the classrooms, battle It out for . - first round dred million pounds In the same of 636 North J 5tJP Hast,1 ogan, arid an obstacle course and straw-practic- by Judge Tillman D. Johnson, U. his basic of one over began hun 1944, month and S. district court, after being contraining ll tournalaurels of the volley-badummies in' the' school! million pounds in program at Harlingen Army Air dred thirty-si- x victed on four out of five counts f ment. ' last week.' .This yard.' October of 1941. Even though milk Field, Texas against him by , OPA. From all indications they had brought He was charged with production is at the highest levels course consists of instructions in been in recent selling declared three automobiles at in history, the demands for milk, first aid. map and photo reading, Lieutenant Podkowa.use,' in prices I'm certain excess of OPA disciice cream and fluid cream, all of close-orddrill, military ceilings. that they weren't lying around InstrucTo prevent the loss of essential which return a higher price to pline and - camouflage. . ,i gathering dust,.--- . use tions of in the the tarblne so are as to fif cement in Utah, the leave production high farmer, Several "Mesdames' Elva 'and Della wooden knee the smaU arms will be OPA has authorized a price len were In Ogden visiting with less milk for the manufacturing of and other mortars were also' located and increase of 2d cents a barrel for butter than at any time in the given. Forty hours of physical Mr?.- Fay Allen, Thursday. destroyed. four-da- y a e and bivouac Amtwenty-fivof training The manufacturers of. all types years. past The MIA convened Tuesday evThe division education officer, Portland cement, are included in the program. , but-terf- at erican cant have white their people except attendance, a with good ening First Lieutenant W. H. Bennett, cement. . The increase will be ill other forms and have v Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrison of Logan, witnessed a ' military too. on to consumers. butter Home week-en- d in. and Cove passed the Returning spent demonstration at Hokuyo school in Venal Jones,, MM2c, of Logan Richmond visiting with Mr. and Matsuyama. Students formed in Mrs. W. J. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. is one of 1700 high-poin- t Navy a1 mass formation, fell in and David Harrison. veterans whom the Navy is re- out of ranks, stood at attention, Sharon, daughter of Mr. and ... turning to the State for discharge then marched from at the comMrs. Fenton Hendricks, has been aboard the U.S.S. Hery. This mands of a briskly mature Japanese under a doctor's care this last Mr. and Mrs. Lyman D. Ander- - ship left Pearl Harbor, January dressed in an uniform. Hi two weeks, but is on the improve. son announce army is scheduled to arrive in 24th the marriage of 2, and a unit of General Word comes from San Francisco eir daughter Dorine to Harold San Diego early in January. The Walterdivision, This Mr. Truman is most likely Kruegers Sixth army, has that William, son of Mr. and jjjison. son of Mr. and Mrs. U.S.S. Henry Is an attack transthat Missouri is gonna prove intensified its campaign to Mrs. P. J. Romano, has been giuf Nilson of Richmond. The dig of the type which supported out and destroy all Japanese noted for more things than just sick with pneumonia. He was at marrjage took place Wednesday, port mules. Nobody yet, who knows bases a hospital for one week but is january 9t jn the Logan Temple, the seizure of stepping-ston- e training equipment and is sendnow recovering. in the) evening a wedding supper to the Japanese home islands and ing out daily reconnaisance and the gent, has said anything except was responsible for maintaining demolition that he is a regular guy. But Joseph Day, Quentin Shumway, was served at the home of Mr. patrols. he has a job on his hands. But continuous supply lines to the S. W. Allen, and Mrs. Glen Dattage of Provi-JamAlton Kingsford, A beautiful when and if he gets through three tier fleet, to ground troops and to F. Wilcox, H. Lester Bair, dence. CONSUMERS barnacles off the bottom Peter Kingsford wedding cake centered the table shore based air forces. Fred Titensor, scrapin bride and groom, GUIDE and W. J. Harrison, were in at- - Besides the the of there is liable to be POST boat, f tendance at High Priests meeting those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Retail ceiling prices of anti- some squawks, then. Nobody ever to States at Lewiston, Sunday. Lyman Anderson and family, Mr. Returning freeze preparations which contain had a bigger crop of same to Daniel P. Woodland, of 275 At priesthood meeting Sunday and Mrs. Fred Qualmarf, Mr. and more than 60 per cent etheylene contend with nobody before Mrs. Mr. Ed MarHill, and Mrs. West 1st North, Logan, is one of glycol had a bigger chance to show his morning prayer was offered by tin have not been weight by Nilson 3,750 high-poiNilson, Miss veterans Mary Seth Allen; Bishop Joseph Day Navy increased, OPA announces. Re- mettle. Being a "show-mmade some interesting remarkks and Miss Ellen Nilson, all of whom the navy is returning to tail he should go to town. is $2.65 on price Mr. and per Mrs. Glen regallon Millville; and Bishop H. Lester Bair the States for discharge aboard sales of one And without or Mrs. of 70 getting too far off gallon more; Providence, Dattage, road creek on the High ported the U.S.S. Saratoga a carrier of cents per the Wilford Mrs. Helen and in smaller Coley commissionanybody subject, quart wondering with quanthe and meeting the famed Magic Carpet tities. These prices include instal- why there are so many mules in ers; Reed Allen reported on the Draper of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. fleet. Navys This ship left Pearl Har- lation in the automobile I tell done on the Olof Nilson, Mrs. Martha Coley, work and , labor cooling Missouri should be told. Mrs. Arthur Coley and bor, December 29, and is schedMr. and the also and em. In the early days, in a con- farm, system. missionary seeding in alfalfa and wheat; also Golden Coley, of Richmond, Mr. uler to arrivei in San Francisco Ceiling prices on used passen- test between Missouri and North gave amount received for hay, and Mrs. Arnold Qualman, of this month. The U.S.S. Saratoga, ger cars will be reduced four per Dakota, the winner was to have j Idaho. grain and pasture, both running Central, perhaps the most renowned ship cent January I, 1946,' according the choice as between accepting Mrs. Clara Monson entertained in the around $300. Bishop Day spoke Magic Carpet fleet has to OPA. It is possible that war- the mules or the swedes. Mis- of the amount assessed for each Saturday evening in honor of her a and illustrious battle re- ranted ceiling prices on 1941 and souri won. It chose mules. That t long family and said nearly all had husband, who was observing his cord. Officially reported sunk by 1942 used cars in the low price is the story, but I dont believe met the requirement. birthday. A lovely supper was the seven times, the Sara Japs Mr. MonBeside served. Mrs. and Sunday school was conducted took part in every major sea by Raymond Allen; prayer by Ron son, those 'present were : Mr. and and blasted the Emengagement Mrs. Nilson Martin and was family, sacrament gvien gem Allen; by Joan Hendricks; after regular Mr. and Mrs. Le Grand Hale and pire to its very doorstep. class exercises and singing, pray- family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Monson, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neler was by Seth Allen. Nils Monson, Mrs. Merle Sacrament service was con- son, Nilson and Boles, Miss Mary ducted by Quentin Shumway; Miss Ellen Nilson. and Rawlins Horace prayers by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen Seth Allen; speakers were Roy Eskelson and Lahsen; and family of Salt Lake city, Claytor Mrs. Neta Day two visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. W rendered Barbara Pitkin, Friday. solos, accompanied by Hendricks. An old codger sat smoking a ciraget in the waiting room of a .RUGGED . . . DEPENDABLE bus terminal when a porter came LONG-WEARIN- G along and said; Cant you read that notice on the wall over there 'PcaXutct; No Smoking allowed ? 1 leather Grain gusset. Oh sure, I can read all right PHONE said the old codger, "but I cant , 2 Plenty of toe room. ! 30 SOUTH MAIN keep all your rules. Theres an3 Two lull leather soles with heavy' nailed. other eign on the wall there , composition outsolc, LOAF! which reads Wear Gertie Girdstitched vamp and counter 4 Tripled PLUMBING REPAIR les. Information Department Plans Open House j S e- , e RutfAff DUllCr. Where is It? ks low-pric- ed . ! , - er . 1 full-scal- e , THE LOW DOWN HICKORY GROVE New Books at Cache County Public Library I the last list of new which were contributed to the Cache County Public Library by L. Boyd Hatch, of New York city. In this group will iv found a wide variety of material, from philosophy and religion, to essays, biography and gardening. All of the books listed below are at he library now, ready for circulation to the readers of the city and county: Modern Man Is Obsolete. by Herman Cousins. Perennial Philosophy, by Al-dHuxley. The Human Life of Jesus, by John Ersklne, One Nation. by Wallace Steg-ne- r. This book cor-too- ns. ou What the South Americans Think of Us. by Carleton Beals and others. transRussian Fairy Talcs. lated by Norbert Guterman. Seed Annual Flowers from Packet to Bouquet, by Dorothy Jenkins. Perennials Preferred, by Helen Van Pelt Wilson. Whos Paying for Tills Cab?" by Alan Dunn. This Petty race, by Mary Petty. edit"Best Plays of 1944 1945 ed by Burna Mantle. "The Poetry of Freedom," by W. R. Benet and Norman Cousins. "Readers Companion, by Louis Krononberger. Inner Springs, Frances by Lester Warner. "Life's Minor Collisions. by Frances Lester Warner. Laughing Stock by Bennett Cerf. "The Egg and I. by Metty McDonald. This Is the Place, by Mau-rin- e Whipple. The Peoples of Malaysia, by Fay Cooper Cole. My Wayward Parent," by Elisabeth Cobb. Adventures and of Escapes Gustavus Vasa, by W. H. Van Loon. This Life Ive Loved, by Isabel Osbourne Field, "The Cherokee Strip, by Marquis James. Mozart: His Character and His Work. by Alfred Einstein. Son of the Wilderness: The Life of John Muir, by Linnle M. Wolfe. The Life of the Heart, by Frances Win wax. No Man Knows My History: the Life of Joseph Smith, by Fawn M. Brodie. The Curtain Falls, by Count Folks Bernadotte. Immortal Village, by Donald Culross Peattle. My Twenty-Fiv- e Years in China, by John B. Powell Forever China, by 'Robert Payne. Against These Three, by Stuart Cluete. t. I have lived amongst Flickekrtails of Fargo, No. the Da- kota. They are skookum outfit. And their alcohol punch, pard-ne- r, It will kick you farther than any Missouri mule. Yours with the low down, JO SERRA. 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