Show The Garland Times Pago 8 THE GARLAND TIMES rv 4 M at the Pwt Editor and 19T9 Aufnrt Utah — - John Wm Vtrnald Matter at Garland Mail CUm Second Office PuHlaher Scanning the Scene from Continued page This is equal to lion of 550000 is $243650000 40 per cent of the entire wealth of the State as measured by the assessment been 1605 Since Pearl Harbor there have strikes with a total of 3000000 man days lost 550000 man days lost In June there were 350 with the highest number in any month since Decem- - ber The U S News shows that the average worker labored 43 hours per week in June Despite the la1011 and but 438 in June 1942 bor shortage 17 per cent of workers were employNO WORK — ed less than 40 hours per week NO WIN! for The collection of five labor organizations permission to work on government projects supervised by the Chief of Army Engineers totalled 830370903 according to Senator Reed of Kansas ARE WE WORKING TO SAVE THE UNION OR THE UNIONS? from a bulletin Taxpayers Association Gleaned of the Utah 4 1942 Technical Training To Mark “Y” Year industry colleges to clxange Waj is causing he said A major" trend’ rapidly cotoward a shorter more Intensive course This is achieved by "Tlie nation is looking to the llege so that students vacations ducing for military and technical colleges go to school all year ’round and by leadership" Dr Franklin S Harris cutting out "frills" A new emplmsls of Brigham Young Univerpresident is placed on health and physical eduwhile making recently sity declared and mathematics cation physical of the part institutions of studies and business sciences biological higher learning can play m the war war courses As an example he cited the quota specific These trends are reflected at BYU of flows' enlistments reserve of 802 and schedule day by the ana comwhich the Ninth Corps business In classes primary mandant allotted to BYU In the new night Civil Pilot Training and secondary trainprogram to provide tlioroughly and other work Heavy enrollment in for army navy ed officers marines when these war courses is expected and coast guard autumn registration begins Septemthe colleges may "Signlfiiiuitly ber 25 for choose the curriculum except o f -- mathematics recoinmi ndations and children Mrs E J Roberts education for and physical physics Barbara and Gary of Idaho Falls this resin e officers' corps” Dr Harspt nt last week with their paxents how indicates “Tills ris observed Mr & Mrs S E Quigley leadeis value college educamllltaiy the ability tion as such in developing to act and lead quickly and wisely in critical situations" SAFEGUARD The national crisis demands that INVESTMENT most men of (ffecuve age without be mobilized foi must With dependents Dr some aspect ol the war effort Harris sand Young men and women of college caliber will best serve the as much specialnation by getting CALL ized college work as possible before or war service going into military THEATRE ORPIIEUM Utah Tremonton TONIGHT A SATURDAY: Robert Young in “JOE SMITH AMERICAN” BILL FARGO Johnny Mack Brown in ‘FIGHTING MONDAY SUNDAY WEDNESDAY: A TUESDAY Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in “I MARRIED AN ANGEL” THURSDAY “VALLEY FRIDAY A SATURDAY: OF THE SUN” (Great Indian Show) “ALL AMERICAN DEPUTY ” SHERIFF YOUR Albert FIRE INSURANCE Thorson S THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT JUST And John J Shumway A FUNERAL SERVICE COMPLETE - SHAW and ROGERS FUNERAL HOME BACK TO SCHOOL Friday September Real Estate — Loan Insurance PHONE SOLICITS 13 VOTE ELECTION Utah Garland YOUR AT THE OCTOBER RUN-OF- 6 In anticipation of School begins next week the event parents have been again scanning the for for of suggestions their newspapers pages what and where to buy for lum&and also to clothe their boys and gilds for theappeifince in Some class gymnasium and on the plajjprounds have bought and are buying at heirre w$le perthat haps even more are heeding the Advertising be had in advises them of seasonal values to communities and cities neighboring The past weeks have seen school buildings Teachers shave diawn up cleaned and renovated outlines of courses to be followed?' Students have pondered on what subjects they should take In war time and peace time the return of chill evenings and the approach of September is associated in every mind with the beginning of school thru-oour land GARLAND Tuesday sept s Farmers’ Line if you 1 Call Have Junk to Sell Or Bring it to J J White at Garland ( FREE WEINER ROAST IN EVENING BRING YOUR JUNK and COME Looking 'll- Toward ' dr A High iV‘ f rt't i' i s v itt In ynung thin era of men and airmen upheaval see I inalienable and to work deinudi nd rhare and jfrowth courageous opportunjfj' America to protect youth P uture ‘i to serve To win i V i&u the Rights foa fight most p of finer rfu Junk helps make guns tanks ships for our fight- man IyL po n WEAPONS One old radiator will provide scrap steel needed for seventeen 30 calibre rides One old lawn mower will shells help makf six Bring your family Meet your friends yarlil WAR WEAPON JODAV js INTELLIGENCE TUli STRONGEST VISION KNOWLEDGE ’COURAGE TECHNICAL EDGED WITH FOR MOKE YOl NO PEOPLE AMERICA ASKS THE COLLEGES T1US SAME WEAPON AND FORTUNATELY THUS EQUIPPED TO TOOL INTO THE MOST EFKT3CTIVE CAN BE FORGED OF THE PEACE IN THE STRl'GOUES SERVE ITS POSSESSORS JUNK MAKES FIGHTING ing men Bring in anything made of metal or rubber Get paid for it on the spot One useless old tire provide as much rubber as is used in U gas masks will © ’ ‘W’ V ! Vp 5 t A Jl " Y V Y Y One old shovel will 4 hand Throw YOUR scrap into the fight! help make grenades TO COME Ucrhniral Yoon training in provide! University Brigham in aft ikultuie bacteriology home economies mechanics aviatioig and study in zoology physics chemistry ad in in is office machine— personnel shorthand accounting typing tration in many other subjects cvential to ii successful war effort and also deveolps cliaracter The University piritua! strength Education of Body Mind and Spirit AUTUMN QUARTER REGISTRATION: September 25 26 28 FFE M ( t analogue The Address President Brigham Young University PROVO UTAH in such B YU j participates grams as Federal emergency lean student Sx’urily Agency’ fimd primary and secondary and work Civil Pilot Training Naval und r Arnxy Air Force and 5 Recrvf eV-Marines which enables s’ udents to suiy in college obtain technical or professional education teward officerrhips yet train Let’s Jolt them with Junk from J J White Chairman — THIS Members: GA ML AND J M Gaddie Nephi Westergaard AD PAID FOR AS A PATRIOTIC SERVICE Verlin Bowcutt BY jt Let’s get the Scrap into the Fight! The store will go the whole way we suggest that you spend your food money here a soldier’s picture to add to our display of valley be over better we do our share the sooner this thing to help put over our common cause Have at home That it patriotic too Bring it in boys in the service? will May you |