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Report Club Meet The regular meeting: of the Northof Civic clubs ern Utah Association In Brigham City Wednesday evening that proposing adopted a resolution the state start no major new road projects this year except as military Oaddlc J M needs demand reports of Garland who was In attendance recommendation Another approved asked that all cars sold In the state with some after 1944 be equipped device standard traffic signalling are to be held Meetings Instead of monthly from now on i Mrs Lewis 0 Johnson was ham City visitor Monday a Brig- 3 E & TURKEYS CHICKENS Here Delivered And Truck By at Stock in STORE Place Your Orders Early For Choice Delivery Dates CHILDER’S HATCHERY Santa Ana Calif 3 E 4 4 Mr Idaho Selective Dissemination by the occuService System of - a designed to obpational questionnaire full Infortain for the Government background mation on the vocational of men who registered on February 16 under the Selective Training and was announced today Act Service The questionnaire Is being distributed by locsd boards will be forwardThe data obtained ed through 8tate Directors of Selectfor use by the National ive Service and Specialized of Scientific Roster Personnel In locating persons having occupaskills In critical or esential tions of the distribution In announcing ladles Mr 0 00 — — 8 OMO — — 0 10 fin 10 80 11 ift— rr National Headquarters "At the present time the will be sent cupational questionnaire only to registrants cf the Third Registration Later It will be sent to registrants of the First and Second and of future registraRegistrations 2 said- 5 ployed drove to Brigham Grover Clifton on business Saturday were Mr & Mrs Flmer Anderson Monday visitors In Ogd-business trip Leroy Oyler made a business to Ogden Tuesday 8 0 9 7 7 7 7 10 10 II 12 THE GAYEST LINE OF EASTER CLOTHES IN A DECADE a THE LA GRA SHOP GRACE HEADQUARTERS HAWS Mr PROP M (Sun) oprh myrsT Kt) ' 14 V SflL' igging Hid Longest Trench ever plowed hy Man of the big defense activities of the Bell Telephone the placing of the new underground cable lines at a cost of twenty million dollars They cross the Mountain States territory through Wyoming and Utah with a spur from Cheyenne lo Denver One System is cable-la- ) 20-toing telephone "tanks’ used on the travel almost as the crow flies and do their work in almost any kind of ground except soft swamps or solid rock Driving steadily ahead they are digging the deep trench for 1600 miles laying two cables in it and filling in the earth all in one continuous process It is a major defense project because when completed late this year it will provide for the first time a all cable route free from most hazards and it will materially increase the number of transcontinental telephone circuits as well NOTES Nina served CELEBRATION HEADS SET DATES FESTIVAL THE LIBERTY UTAH Sunday Monday Tuesday “MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER” With Monty Woolley Bette Davis and Ann Sheridan Wednesday - Thursday Penny Singleton and Barbara Lake in “Blondia Goes to College” 5oo for th y JL JA futurt Buy Drfnur Bondt and Stamp Friday Ike Mountain lii States Tetepko!? J - 8 Tefcgrtiph Cn - Saturday “FORBIDDEN TRAIL” “Targets For Tonight” 44-444-444 4 i mm comsen- the issue on the Has Not Been Accepted Although over five weeks have passed we have not been advised of any action upon our invitation and Mr Sherman P Lloyd in a report to the members of the Utah Retail Grocers Association published in the March issue of the "Intermountain Retailer” states that our proposal for unity is to be ignored Mr Lloyd writes: "The officers of the Association immediately met to consider what action should be taken to meet the chain store It soon became apparent that the wisest proposal course to follow for the present at least was to maintain an attitude of silence and in die meantime build our own resources and our own facilities to the point where we will be able to follow through on any action which we When the Association begins this fight we will start use our own weapons choose our own battle field and ask our own questions” S B 44 Will Be On The Ballot Naxt November 3rd It is clear that Mr Lloyd prefers to continue his campaign to drive the chain stores out of Utah and that we have failed in our effort to postpone this internal controversy until after the war Therefore S B 44 will appear on the ballot next November 3rd However we firmly believe with the Provo "Daily Herald” that "If we don’t win the war chain stores taxes — and a lot of other things — just won’t matter’ Therefore regardless of any political activities by Mr Lloyd and his group the Utah Chain Stores Association and our members will continue to devote our maximum energies to the war effort We will concentrate "our own resources and our own facilities” on the following program: Utah Chain Store Pledge We will work wholeheartedly in all state and federal war projects in which our facilities an be of assistance with particular attention to maintaining an aggressive effort in the sale of defense bonds and stamps 1 2 We will strive to the utmost to serve consumers and the home front by maintaining the flow of necessities needed for civilian welfare and morale 3 We will keep retail prices at the lowest possible level and strive further to eliminate every unnecessary distribution cost 4 We will cooperate with Utah agriculture and other producers in developing new and better markets for Utah products in Utah and other states 5 terested We will furnish assistance and information to all persons in distribution and its problems in- 6 We will assist the managers of the Utah Chain Stores in each community to continue intensively their cooperation with all civilian defense civic and charitable activities (Signed) UTAH CHAIN STORES ASSOCIATION Program for This Week: job and other 44 which 54263 qualified MEET Mrs Pearl Hunsaker vice president cf the Box Eldfr County Fair reports that six men and thlrte°n women officers and department of the Box Eldr County pervisors Fair Board and Peach Day committeemen attended the State County Fair’s Association conference In Salt Lake City March 20 The theme for the County Fairs 1942 was for as follows: approved “County Fairs to Educate for National Defense” Box Elder County Fair will be held 27 28 and 29 Peach Dajs August September 4 and 5 State Pair September 12 to 19 Inclusive TREMONTON Our Invitation tThe r HOME FUNERAL However after Pearl Harbor and the subsequent menacing sweep of Japanese aggression toward our shores the Utah Chain Stores Association in the interest of a united support of the war effort proposed to the Utah Retail Grocers Association a joint action aimed at postponing the referendum for the duration Owen Refreshments were by the hast ess to 14 members and two guests Preston Garn of Ogden vi'ited with his parents Mr & Mrs Dan Mr fe Mrs Bert Gam Sunday Jensen of Hyrunt vi'ited with Mr fc Mrs Arvin Smith Sunday Gerald Wood cf Sa’t Lake City called on friends here Tuesday ‘i? Lake City his family Since these actions occurred when the nation was still at peace the chain stores welcomed the referendum vote as an opportunity for the people of Utah to determine whether or not they wanted chain stores in Utah The Future Prcgtess Guild mnt at the heme of Mrs Mary Standing for th°ir meeting Friday Alta President Johnson afternoon had charge of the meeting and Mrs was chairman Richards Dorothy for Lowell Burton of Garthe program land played several musical numbers on his electric guitar Mrs Job Ha- dfield of Riverside gave an lnternting discussion cn Interior cf club officers were as follows Pres Dorothy Burton vire- pres 1 Salt with of COMPLETE SHAW & IVERSON Early in 1941 the Utah Retail Grocers Association petitive interests sponsored enactment of Senate Bill tences chain stores to "slow death” by special taxes Utah voters then signed a referendum petition placing ballot at the general election on November 3 1942 l)0Kt CONSIDERS INTERIOR DECORATING JVJ V L Shaffer spent the in East Garland daogfiSe Ogden Plea For United War Effort Spurned Steelmakers — Vtiical (8ub) for Stars fFHI ft — Fiores (Dally) wmi — Tom Ryn — fleer Our Coffee Cups (Bun) — Voir of Pronhecv (gun) Aes (Ttte — lioims Fldlee (Mon) — Mr Keen Thur) — ftoe Bible Oul (Thur) Revival — OMfnionsd (Sun) Mvstenr (Mnnl nve pin — Mr Vsme (Tum) jtmnWhnr8 — Od Kids (Wed) pm — The Oreen Hornet (Sit) vrpt — lone Ranrer (Wed Frt) (Mon) Blue — True or Falae m mbs — Chleaso Theatre 'Bat) oft nine — Crandnapor and Pala (Bun) — What’a Wrone (MFW) — Bue Famous Jurr Trials Tiei) — Countrr Editor (MWF) — bands MBS — Qnotlleot Blue — Dear John Shore (8un) 4ft Blue — Dinah — aP news as announced WRB — Flaht 00 (Frl) (T W MBS — Jonn B Ruenea Blue — Good Will Hour (Sun) Blue — Lum and Abner 10 (MTTF) Sanctum Blue — Inner 00 (8) Mvstery - Blue — Gan Boaters (Frl) Em Rollln MBS — Keep (Sun) Blue — Manhattan at Midnight (W) White and KUO — Purple (Thurs) News (Sat) IMS— Deseret 8un)N Bue Waiter Winchell Blue — Parker Family (8un) - MRft — Fulton lewn Jr (MonFil) - MBS — This Ja War (Sat — Blue — America Town Meeting (T) uO — KUO — For Stayupa Only (Sat) CLUB nV' Mrs Ferris N bison and Mrs returned WednesdThompson a week’s trip to California Saturday in funeral service Gardner of Dewey Mr & Mrs Eamel Mr Mrs Leon with villa visited Nielson Saturday bis and Johnson Cluf spent Mrs Bosenbark returned Ruth Miss Eytbel Salt Lake City after visiting for some time with her mother here to Lo- Un D Tremonton Utah ! A Vernon ay from at have conceived WOMEN’S night Howard Mr & Mrs Oyler and Californof Redondo Beach children with are visiting ia their parents Mr & Mrs Dewey Weed for an InMr & Mrs Noble definite period Peterson and family attended fun— eral services held fer P J Hansen held father of Mrs Peterson Mr & Mrs Frank Ephraim Sunday Wood epent Sunday at Brigham m Mrs Elmo Ml's Beatrice Godfrey Munson and son Fcrrest spent MonMi's Donna Hess day at Logan spent the latter part of the week vrirlirg with Mr & Mrs Eben WilMr & Mrs J cox at Ogden Munson si ent Saturday at Ogden beauty of styling will make this season to The LaGra brings it to be long remembered your door with a selection of the best that the VALLEY and California cIt ett Lske Wake FIELDING simple designers Holmgren Beverly Jean Gaddie were guests of In Brigham City Friday taking gan Chimes (Sun) Foster Classified IMF) America (Sun) — Odrlc ruv — Varlete Show Hour nthrnMotlnee wtne — Club irt tri of Anderson V D Bishop who is training at the tJAC In with spent the and parents to East Garland - northwest the through trip Holman Ralph service Bie 8 7 7 with o mi Lola friends mr Social combined arv Misses The (MWf) KUO — Nswi IMK— Sonaa of Church In War K? O— Women MaMsv Throes k Friday Olvorca of R'u — Orphans H1 Riue — Honevmonn John's Other Wlfa riu Rlue — Just Plain Classified KUO — Oeden 1re — Nat’l Farm and Homed! 8) Fthit — Rurfift City Music Hamsun) RnUkhare KUO — Musical Train vtq 'wu Hour Club held a party of Mr & Mrs E N Ausand 2 with 18 members were Games played present guests was served and a delicious luncheon Mr & Mrs Hon Bourne have moved Is emwhere Mr Bourne to Ogden fresh colors m on an 4ft 4 4 4 4 444-4- HThrillingly - on oo on home Blu — Nw (MoaRtt) Blu— Breakfast club Tima KUO — Checkerboard Oft— o I questionnaire The are sisters & Mrs Kenneth visited at the Saturday Ogden A M 6 00 — 7 00— — 7 00 — 8 1ft— 8 45 at the home tin Mar 20 FARM SUPPLY RIVER 1942 Mr & Mrs Oleen Garn and Mr A & Mrs J B Armstrong of reCoombs of Fielding Falls paid a short visit to Mr1 Mrs Irvin Mrs E N Austin Saturday Tht turned this week from a Jwo weeks Registrant Will Get Job Questionnaire tions ” BEAR ART MICHAELIS’ t Friday March 27 The Garland Times 4 Page HAT STORES BAKER’S SHOE COMPANY CHANDLER SHOE COMPANY W T GRANT COMPANY S H KRESS & COMPANY LERNER SHOPS OF UTAH lac THOM Me AN SHOE CO MONTGOMERY WARD £r CO NATIONAL DOLLLAR STORES WESTERN AUTO ADAM Mr Llojd is secretary manager of the RetaICr’’ Sto rnflChSn T)“m ic it Utah ‘nd NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS J NEWBERRY Inc COMPANY OWL DRUG COMPANY J C PENNEY CO SEARS ROEBUCK & CO SAFEWAY STORES SP F ROUSE-REIT- CO Inc Inc W WOOLWORTH CO DRUG CO WALGREEN SUPPLY CO Retail Grocers Association thC ra‘d htad °‘ the & it editor of the trade to I |