Show I Your War Bond Will Help GARLAN H ESTABLISHED Vernald EDITORIAL — tUust V Johns Editor & Publ are just buying them and cashing them in It can make no difference if someone else is being unwise or is not doing his share for there someone like that is always Jobs are done in spite of some waste and in spite of some lack ot cooperation by all the rest who want of the decent citizens to do their best and who refuse to pay any attention to the fe slackers who get too smart help out in a good cause the “too smart” ones Among are a few on this bond question who say the bonds may not ever be paid back They act as tho they thought their money would when the bonds be still good were not which is just as silly as saving that one piece of currency can be good and another EVERT THURSDAY June 15 FRIDAY DISTRIBUTION Veterinarians of the state are alarmed becoming increasingly at the steady rise in the number of rabies cases it is reported this week A campaign to do away? with every "stray” dog is going to be a necessary part of any control declare veterinarians program They also advise strict licensing quarantining wherever signs of rabies are noted prompt diagnosis of suspected cases and finally vaccination in certain communities No one of these measures can be effective alode met in OgThe veterinarians den last week to discuss a rabies control program in the state Army Selling Surplus Goods at Midvale FLAG DAY JUNE School District Calls Bond Vote 14 1945 Carter Named Lions President The Box Elder School district J L Carter was elected presis this week announcing a bond ident of the Garland Lions at of their Wednesday lunchelection on the question evening bonding the district for the sdm eon meeting this week for the of $600000 to do vitally need- club year beginning July 1st ed repairing and building in the Others elected to fill club offices were as follows: county not good J Hunter Gaddie first vice The election will be held June The bond drive is lagging in represident Chester Boss second 30th Utah and also in Garland He downed Ralph Bishop If approved the bonds will pro- vice president his opponent All who can help 109 ports indicate Otto W6 have nut but had to bail out when one vide about $300000 for new build- third vice president now should do so secretary F Miilan Peck tailed in the past drives and we of his own engines took fire ings and an equal amount for E treasurer tail J Holmgren new lighting need not fail in the present one plumbing roofing Cyril Linford lion tamv on the old twister and other repairs er and Duane Archibald and C W HEN ANY MAN has a hob-buildings I Wood directors that brings into his community beauty in which every citizen SEWING CLASSES of is lie share deserving may Plans for the best concert Those interested in adult sew- MR AND MRS L G BRAGG public gratitude We season yet enjoyed Such a man Js Fred Nye in the valley ing instruction are asked to HEAR FROM SON RALPH and trust that for- were reviewed when have others Oneta Shurtz meet with Mrs Sunday A recent letter to Mr and officers met on Friday June 22 at 2pm at tune will continue to provide us concert association Mrs L G Bragg from their son with recurring opportunities for to consider programs that will the high school to discuss suitRalph who is now with the mentioning them for doing so become available next fall and able class hours Third Army in Czechoslovakia winter is a great satisiaction indeed Work in construction fitting contained a number of citations Fred has shared his hobby of Some will be given this excellent ill and finishing numbers commending his unit the 150th with ins fellow citizens be scheduled for September and year music Engineer Combat Battalion tor many years His efforts had October to open the season J The commendations mention and brought R Beckstead won wide approval stated president the able work of the unit in County Men Enter Hererecognition to this locality long following the meeting construction of bridges j rapid before we were here to record after it is planned to start the Armed Services der great difficulties at sttategic them in this newspaper concert season in the fall when points all the way across France the His present chorus many prefer to purchase season men from Box and much of The following Germany without is a well trained musi- tickets Consequently there will Elder County reported for mil- which the which infantry and the armthe be another drive for more memcal organization in at Fort Douglas on ored divisions could not have itary service whole community can well take berships this fall when the new 5th: June to on their successes gone It is another expression programs begin pride For the Army — Marvin Ralph has been hoping to get of the community's taste for fine to inA variety of programs Jones DeVern James Ra- home bfore long but may be but it is also the expresthings clude possibly one lecture and smussen John Henry Godfrey those chosen for occupof Fred himsion of an ambition some emphasis upon more music Glen Ingram Frank Oloff ation duty he says self to create something beautiful that is of interest to the non- Reeder Gale Welling Douglas The achievement of in music will be Harold professional person Richins Ray Victor his ambition requires talent and scheduled Mack Ray Hansen Hatch Royal Pierce Plans hours of painstaking wort EvThell Long Philbert Dwain Lind eryone will join the members of Spencer Leon Gardner Donald New Modem ackin the CIIORLS HONORS chorus grateful DeVon AGene Woemer Orlin Auto Repair Shop AT PARTY nowledgement of this and will LEADERS llen Ben Yagi Gale Bovkin Moadd their approval of the work Jack Pierce this week started Fred L Nye director and nsen Thomas Osborn Bailey Eland of their of all the members Reed and mer Ken Nielson the Yagi: Mrs Miilan hext razing F large building Peck accompanMrs F M able accompanist Norman Arleigh Springer regito the post office in readiness a surprise ist were guests at Peck also board for the erection of a new auto party staged in their honor by stered with California For the Navy — Jay Pulsipher the Ilarmonettes repair shop on the site Tuesday evenDON IlOUSLEY Ilawkes Earl Wendell Harmon The new building to be of ing at the ward hall RECEIVES AWARD Edward Clyde Erickson cinder block construction will be of members Partners Don chorus Housley recently SSgt 40 by 70 feet in size in at the which awarded has been the Combat joined party Work on the new feed mill were WFSLEY NIELSEN N01V He is at games and refreshments Infantryman's badge and store being built by Art where enjoyed present in Czechoslovakia AT CAMP WOLTERS Michaelis on the old Armory he reports he may have to reMr Nye was presented with an site is now nearing completion Pvt Wolters Texas— Camp main with the forces that will attractive bill fold and a set of 22 son of It should be ready for occupancy make up the army of occupation and Mrs Peck with Wesley W Nielsen Mr and Mrs Joseph A Nielsen this month He is the son of Mr and Mrs some beautiful ear rings Utah has arrived at of Garland G S Housley of Garland this Infantry Replacement Trail- LT (jg) HARTLEY WHITE ing Center to begin his basic VISITS HERE DON BONE HERE training as an infantry man Lt Donald Bone and Mrs Bone Lt (j g ) Hartley White who arrived in Garland this week for Lt a stay of about four weeks graduated recently n dentistry MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Bone is being transferred to a from Kansts City Western CoConsiderable was susdamage new school in the J W Astle of Garland an- llege Kansas City Mo js visiting tained by beans tomatoes potaith his wife the former Matoes and other crops in many nounces the marriaee of his SHAW HOME DARRELL daughter Edith to Theo Limb rgaret Ruth Manning and her Darrell Shaw was back at home sections of the valley Wednes- son of Mr and Mrs F J Limb parents Mr fc Mrs D Henry Maof the as a late result night day this week with a medical dishis father nning here aid with frost that was heavy enough to of Garland from the navy charge The marriage took place Sa- Dr E H White in Tremonton He had recently completed his Llaekcn all tender plants’ He will report at San Diego June 9 at Malad turday were the not of Effects at cold San boot training Diego The young people will make California June 26 for duty with felt uniformly in all fields some Lrir home at Gortaml whore Mr the Navy localities being quite hard hit Limb operates the Utah Oil SerMARY JANE DAVIS HOME Miss Mary Jane Davis arrived while others were hardly touch- - vice Station Mr 4 Mrs Don Wheelwright ed Early peas i the East Gar- horrte Wednesday on a fifteen-daannounce the birth of a baby leave from Cherry Point North land area were believed by field E J Holmgren Is a business girl girl Saturday June 9 at Carolina where she is stationed men to have been seriously frosted visitor in California this week with the Marine Ogden Corps Jack Frost Sets Back Valley Crops Price $200 A Year 1945 Imprisonment Richard and Heber" Butler walked arm fighter pilots in arm in the streets of their Wednesday home town again after a separation of nearly two Rich‘"which" when began' years ard’s plane was shot down in the Bay of Naples and he bgan his 21 months as a war prisoner Prior to that event the brothers had been inseparable companions in the same fighter squadron hav50 combat ing completed over missions together in the Mediterranean area at Garland Richard arrived last Saturday after his release from the German camp near Heber Vienna serving as a gunnery instructor at a Californa ia field was granted to come to furlough and a see his brother announcing his arrival by jubilantly circling the homestead before landing the where the plane at Hill Field family met him Wednesday forenoon Richard reports that treatment of the men in the camps in held with which he had been other American flight officers was fairly satisfactory Food however was very scarce and the weekly Red Cross package was all that sustained life His observation to friends here is that most of us eat much more than 15 need we pounds Already heavier than when released he condition appears in excellent to and hopes get back into a new lie lost right away his other ship and his freedom in a fight with a German M E TIME Rabies Spreading In Utah Group Plans For Concert Season VA FOR Long German people then PRINTED Butler Home Richard NOT BE their real IT VNY reasons for not buying bonds someone is but occasionally heard justifying themselves in not buying by mentioning examples of how public money has or other been wasted somewhere or by saying the bonds will not or that a lot of be redeemed - Butler Brothers Enjoy Reunion Here Wednesday After i T 1928 Garland Utah Friday Seventeenth Year — No 46 NATIONAL AUGUST it This Week! Buy June 11 — The Denver Colo second "Synchronized Spot Sale” and of Construction Equipment Farm Machinery in the Rocky Mountain Region will be conductat ed at Hannum Base Yard Midvale Utah (near Salt Lake City) ot: June 20 1945 by the DeOffice of Surplus Property a dispospartment of Commerce al agency of consumer goods designated by the Surplus Property Board located at five difAlthough Tooele ferent points Topaz all Jensen Ogden and Midvale of the equipment will be sold at Midvale Utah sale site beat 10 am on June 20th ginning Combat Flyer Gets New Job recent Army Air Lieutenant stationed A arrival at Long Beach Field Calif is First John Udy who is now with the big Sixth Division Ferrying of the As a member Sixth Ferrying Group Lt Udy helps their vital work of accomplish ferrying planes from production lines of southern California to battlefronts the globe around In service since June 6 1942 as Udy received his commission in October Second Lieut 1943 and was promoted to his present rank last September He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin A Garland and No Udy R FD has two brothers in the service: S 2c Australia Vcrl N Udy and Carl J Udy Camp Wolters Texas Lt Udy has completed 35 com-bat missions and has received Hie ETO ribbon with one star and the Air Medal with 5 oak leaf clusters Women’s Clubs Meeting at Logan Saturday War Prisoners Aiding in Valley Fields Camp (Tremonton Houses Feeds 300 Workers The branch prisoner of war labor camp at Tremonton where approximately 300 German prisoners of war have been detailed to assist with agriculture projects in this vicinity is providneeded help to local ing much farmers now that better weather is permitting work in the fields farm people declare The men do not thin beets as fast as other trained thinners but are reported to be doing very good work The camp consists of board floor and board side tents to shelter the Germans and CCC disbarracks that have been mantled in another state and to Tremonton where shipped they have been reconstructed to etc serve as shelter mess halls for the American enlisted personnel assigned to act in official in administration of capacities the camp and for guards The Germans will be used on various farms throughout the county only where free (civilian) labor is not available according a statement made by Colonel to Ericsson of the base camp at Farmers will make all Ogden arrangements for labor thru their and local Base organizations headquarters in Ogden and will pay the prevailing wage set Up by the State Extension Service Inis money will go to the United States Treasury to help defray of this expenses maintaining camp or other prisoner of war camps and the Germans will rein canteen 80c ceive per day The coupons can be coupons used in Post stores set up by the Government in the camps where they- - can - purchase toilet articles tobacco soft drinks and other items Colonel Ericsson said Citizens are to the branch asked not to go camp unless it is necessary It is foranyone to try to conprisoners of war personally and people are asked not to molest or bother them in any Prisoners of way whatsoever war are not a curiosity and should not be treated as such Germans are issued class X or articles that have clothing been declared obsolete by the These articles are government marked with the letters PW on the back of the jacket or shirt on seat of trousers arms of shirt or jacket and legs of trousers They will be properly identified at all times and whenever out of the compound will be under armed guard absolutely bidden for tact these Stake Leaders Will from the federated Delegates Sunday women's clubs of Box Elder and Meet Cache counties will hold their Stake Leadership meeting will annual convention in Logan SatV W Johns of Gar- be held on Sunday June 17 urday Mrs with sessions as follows: land Northern District president Stake Welfare Committee at announced today 12 noon M Ercan brack of Mrs Sterling Provo High Council at 1:15 pm state president Mrs D General A McMillan for of Murray first vice meeting president and other state of- council ward bishoprids all quorficers are expected to speak at um officers and committees misthe meeting which will be a sionaries and all high priests at streamlined business session be- - 2 30 pm Ward priesthood group leaders at 2 o’clock in ginning promptly are especially the lounge of the USAC Com- and secretaries mons Building at Logan urged to be in attendance The meeting will be followed Mr Si Mrs Winford M Barrus and by a tea for the delegates visiting members with the USA announce the birth of a son MonC Women’s Faculty League and day at the Valley hospital the Senior Literary Club of Hy-- I rum acting as hostesses RATION REMINDERS Here high Sheriff Warns Auto Owners Red Stamps: MEATS & FATS— E2 F2 G2 112 J2 to June 30 K2 L2 M2 N2 P2 good to July 31 Q2 thru U2 good unStamps til August 31 V2 thru Y2 good to Sept 30 of equipment and "Shortages gasoline provide added inducement to dishonest people to steal such items” observes PROtESSED Foods Blue stamps SherN2 P2 Q2 R2 S2 to June 30 iff Warren W Hyde this week T2 U2 V2 TV2 X2 good unin warning motorists to be caretil July 31 ful as to how and where they Y2 and Z2 and Al leave their cars Stamps Bl Cl good until Aug are 31 Transciei:ts believed to have been responsible for taking D1 thru III good to Sept 30 — three tires and fifteen gallons SUGAR Siam 36 good to Au-- of gasoline from Norman Talbot gust 31 GASOLINE— ' cf Snowville valid March this week 22 for four gaUons Several rims and used tires have been stolen from the vicin- SHOES — Airplane stamps 1 2 and 3 in book three good also the Sheriff ity of Brigham J reports definitely |