Show n- - THE Top wr for victory UNITED STATES Gunnison Valley News war BOHDSSTMIPS t Gunnison— “The Sugar Beet and Turkey City YE R (il NMSON Heart Ailment vi NMniN IK K IN Claims Life Of Mrs Emma F BKl ii ix ‘ Bovn Last Tributes Pam Wife And Mother Held In Guar Tuesday II U 19IJ Tm In The Army 'walking 15 parting M J MLR 'I k Lorin ITAU THURSDAY down the strei' h 10 Successful Campaign January s (il ( O loUEMNG xr K I’O () GK UllUs GROUP stii'eim lit by kcnilitll eii ml mg otfieei at the salt lake hendquai toi s of the lT S Coast Guard states that tins blanch f the in il it a y set vice will accept applnations for enlistment of men 17 ais of age and those ts to ff yoais ot age Those desiung to apply may do so at the Koct mting Office MS Felt Building Salt Like or if they losnle out of the vicinity of Salt1 Like they may apply for enlistment1 by mail In oh Solemn and were held in ward chapel at two o afternoon for Mrs Ep Bown wife of James died in a Salt Lake h afternoon from a Relatives and friends f el to capacity paying respects to the beloved wife Inc Completes 1 '1 t) V Sees Gunnison Sugar Labor Shortage For 1943 Cro Fxpected To Be As Acute Aa ing The 1942 Harvest — Pyi Under Sugar Act Forthcomin Completing one of Its’ most eessful campaigns tho Gunnison nr Inc wound up operations oi crop on January 7th the contracting In st Tin ’ll sni Following n n mn planting of slightly upwards of Eoi two million ankee sihlais the acres t’ul yield of beets due can make an aw mess uitber diy growing season was dn don't In In e ho Japs 12 tons per acre on the over tie nd their nai tin mis thiown m extending from Fountain Greet Could heat the iniy I L Henrie a member of the GunSanpete county south tOt’Josep If it had only a liundied men Sevier county The summer prec I'll help fight them and di ive nison ward bishopric wp m drug-oMr and Mis B S Hggertsen spent Uh at ion was hardly normal them hack the last rites which consist d of Satuulay and Sunday visiting in tho the favorable yield is attribul Until they taise their hands the following program: opening song In not them section of the state the hardiness of the ana a As blight to that Oh My Father” double mixed they sign Spanish Folk they were guests of drowth resistant quaplants bred by Our Deal Old in le Sam rtet invocation President Harm C Mi and Mrs Frank Thorne and in U S Department of Agriculture Theie is just one thing I’d like Olsen vocal solo Emily Knighton Salt the visited their various Like son they Sugar to Companies of hefoie this ends say “Oh Dry Those Tears” 1st poem speaker western states Year by year i Bui ton a student at the University To put them out of business Iucille Slaugenhorp a niece ot Mrs is to increase made gress being Is the only way to make amends of Utah Bown violin solo Gilbert fluids 2nd arul the i’riversity of Idaho tonnage yield and sugar content heard about the Army and theii speaker Royal Whitlock string duet the beet by improved blight resist battles Eris Gribble and Lillie Jean Metcalf seed and from this standpoint And how they always win closing speaker President I has S Of favorable crop in 1943 is anticlpa But that on the that stieet poster Hansen closing song by the double The segmented or sheared eec mixed quartet “Sometime We’ll Uday mechanical process which the s nderstand” Is what it took to get me in The benediction was ofbreak ordin to the goes through fered by Mr Bergersen Remarks wonder how many other men seed ball down into segments of Henrie thanked for the family Who saw that poster too germ and thereby Eliminating mu all those who assisted in the services pie seedlings is a great stride towi joined the U S Army then Internment was held in the Gunnthe reducing of hand labor in th To fight for the Red White and Individuals And Newspapers Askison city cemetery and the dedicatory The old type seed b ning beets — TEX blue ed Not To Reveal Information contains from one to five prayer at the last resting place was gen offered by Ray C Bartholomew The which emerge from the soil 1$ clust Concerning Detailed Addresses profusion of beautiful flowers bankto necessitate the tedious work PARENTS ANNOUNCE PRESS M EM HERS GATHER ed high on the grave were realistic “Farmers who milk from one to the segmented On battle fronts every day men hand thinning se DAUGHTERS MARRIAGE FOR ANNUAL CONFAB emblems of the high esteem in whichRen cows will determine whether the e reduces the seedlings to one in a risk their lives to discover the pis on the departing woman was held by all war workers the home front and Mr And Mrs Leonard Jensen of annual convention of the Utahltion and strength of the military which will largely overcome the sto who knew her the boys on the fighting fronts get Centemeld announce the marriage State Press Association was held In I units of the enemy Yet at home too labjGV required to thin following t Jlrf“Bown was born September 19 the milk and other dairy products of their daughter Miss Norma Jen Salt Lake City January 9 and 10 many of us are presenting the enemy planting of the old type seed 1879 in Fayette a daughter of Joseph they need in 1943” declares Lyman sen to Sergeant Norman Leo Jeffrey with the principal topics of discussion I with information of the same Progress is rapidly being made t “Vic-around the theme and Emma Miller Bartholomew She H Rich dairy specialist for the Utah son of Mr and Mrs Allan Jeffrey ary value the Office of Censorship ward the mechanising of the sprit and fall work in the beet fields Son had lived all her life in this section State Agricultural College Extension of Commerce Oklahoma The couple tory” Guest speakeis and officers of I Bays in a statement Service were united in marriage by C A the organization pointed to the News-and was educated in the local schools i8 the which factory districts in the west durk Thi information She is survived by her husband of I More than 60 per cent of all the l’eterson on New Years Eve with papers place in time of war and their I Pat year used considerable thi and individuals are nswBpaier I Gunnison five daughters Mrs Glade cows milked in the United States members of the family in attendance harvesting machine whk activity regarding post wat times not to tell the enemy: jnln A I practlcaJjr less dinner the of was served and In or at cows m ten herds the election Satof officers held elimInatd all hand labo wedding Mrs Jare Mrs Jones Vera Norman and N0T TELL the names of ships Mr Arnold states that his Compan Conover Vivian Larson all of Gunnison Mrs are owned and milked by 90 per cent Jensen home for immediate membera urday whch rI IMm milk I °f the farmers who will the the have of the some blocking wxachln family following ceremony of Springviie was elected president! furnis)i Oliva Williams Downey Calif omia DO NOT TELL the troop units in and if possible will' try out unde and Mrs Bryl Bergeson of Cornish I supply 8ays Mr Rich With better Mrs Jeffrey is a graduate of the Roy Shonian of Duschenc vice presi- - which soldiers serve overseas ocal conditions the bs of the hai they would produce Gunnison Valley High School and the dont end Albert Kpmreon of Hay-11 grandchildren three brothers Wil- - management Thero j objMtlon to revealing vesting equipment on ‘th J msrkt L D S Business college At present ville lia Bartholomew and Ray C Bar-- muc more The er-- ihat ivt John Jonea la in Auetralia next fall and as fast ts the ‘Govern she is employed by the Steel EnginHerds of ten cows and less as tholomew Fayette and Jesse Bar-ecutive committee consists of Morris I or that Seaman Tom Brown saw ment will permit the manufacture o ' tholomew of Mayfield three sisters I rule are managed as a side line to eers Corporation in Salt Lake City n in the Atlantic but there is Richfield Cantril Comis the machines for this work tho Com of a the The and more business farm graduate groom other Mrs Gunnison the Minnie Edwards Mobnation which endangers pany will ' one merce High School and since gradHyrum ji B Gibson Pleasant itary get their share Mrs Pearl Nelson and Mrs Edith than three million of them are lhe liv“ 1940 haa of been While everyone has been fearful o member in a Grovoi George Crowther Salt Lake ofAft5cJn John Jones or two cow herds kept for family uation Nelson both of Goshen in stating the labor 1943 the for season Mr Rich points out However the U S Army He is now stationed City Cliff Memmott Helper needs supply Mr ‘Company C 000th Infantry” U In it looks at present like the conditions are favorable for pushing at Kearns Field as a drill sergeant shortagi and Mrs Fullenbach Mr and Mrs I Australia or Seaman Tom Brown will not be aa acute ae 1942 A com-all these herds to the limit even the The will their make Wm It Butler Mr the USS Wisconsin” U In Mrsr4Ahoard and couple young and of all ' local hell plcte organization herds he states Feet one or Salt Wesley Cherry were in attendance!® Atlantic home at 52 Apricot Avenue ia demanded by the government U is generally plentiful and there will The Office of Censorship says: this is insufficient Japanese be a market outlet at good prices Lake help “We ask editors not to publish these from the relocation centers will W for every gallon of milk and cream and we ask troop identifications these (Continued on List Pge) and for every bit of butter parents and relatives not to reveal farmers can produce beyond the fam them Don’t gve the enenfy anything ily needs Jthat may lengthen the wart” herds Many dairymen with larger B B BLBJ B B B BkQD I For the reasons stated by the OfLocals Have Game Under Control arp now milking three times a day has who Voorhecs Just he Rex cards and wth stated Stanley gifts f ico of Censorship the News has not Mr Rich From Starting Whistle— Ephraim jncrease their output course in the U S was well and enjoyed military life I ev- - completed a radio Also publihcd the addresses of the boys And North Wincikg the USDA experimental Sanpete I Navy visited New Years and Satur- Tcry well whose names appear on th Honor idence that milking three times daily I Mr nd Mrs — i uy with his parents 1 the names jut instead of only twice will increase General Douglas McArthur award-- 1 However we still want news regard- teid Voorhees Stanley came to Salt I am not too excited shout this If cent ten per milk production by I On short the visit for for service cross so Lake by plane ej the distinguished nj the boys serving their country censorship they are clamping on the done for periods of a month or to a ship extraordinary In action was he heroism return assigned his movies But I do run temperature WOuld like to cent have a column toan(j as much as 20 to 25 per pck land by Lieutenant Bernard F Anderson of every week with the entire in the fleet nothing but news when I think that tnaybe I will be I 1000 if continued throughout Mrs of Elmer son Barthol0£ these men: advancements where the next gent to be told where to‘f Fayette 1000 Vacation period Anderson bombadier was I The poem appearing on the front omew have an they are wht friends from bom hole in When misery comes to youri The cows of course must 1000 was sent by Private Deon Met- - severely wounded in the left arm page lt gets important tc If ptrenU house to roost make to of they ice experiences grain allowance Met- 0 000 increased Mrs Jane mother his to mission calf bombing during sgainst or friends would phone or drop In When they were taking over the elec- out Mr Rich nOOO the extra milk points calf Deon states that the poem ex- - Japanese airfield near Rabaul New Lnj tell us these little items H would trie business outsUer lifted a no feed to also ood practice 9000 "1 it s Unable to load be very much appreciated plains his feelings toward army life Britain October 5 finger them three times a day hi machine gun he called upon the The poem wai written In Washing-If they art censoring the movies j of navigator for help then managed the! Mrs Buchanan ton by a group of army boya Wesley Orlob was a Salt Lake just to get rid of the slummy and Friday Reault Mr and Mrs Leonard member Private gun and damaged at leatst two en- - visitor from 13 were in which Deon was a Wednesday until Satur- - slinky ones I would say okay “Well Gunnison 83 — Wsatch Academy Hermansen Mrs Ray and y in the now is Anderson Metcalf working Lt Joined fighters In the capltol city Mrs Orlob then what you getting at” says Hen- 11 funthe day attend Ephraim 40 — Moroni iinkley Tuesday to leal department of an army hospital th aviation corps in Salt Lake in I was Joined by her sister Mrs Stanley ry "It is this” I father Greener Mlcs North San pet 88 — Manti 34 I eral services of Merced California August of 1941 Following his basic A Gilbert of Washington D C Mrs ays “If they can and who died at at of Dallas Greener — and advanced training in various Gilbert U now in Gunnison visiting boss the movies 7 from a heart Schedule January 15 serv-1 at hi home January in th Sorenson already fields over the country-b- e Gail was sont with her parents Mr and Mrs D E and the electric Ephraim at Wasatch Academy ailment ice John Sanders and Roy Buchanan! to Hawaii cn May 28 1942 and par- - Borg After a months vacation It is only she lights Manti at Moroni I who were recently inducted one more hop to tlclpated in the battle of Midway He will return to th Nation' attendCopitoL Oveson Gunnison North Sanpct at Mr and Mrs Dean at tbs dance and in Australia on June 23th I my door step of Laro P honored guests ed the funeral aenrkoa ' some Mrs E Claud Jensen who has been don't want gram sponsored In the Centerfleld The Bulldog from the Gunnison Oveson grandfather of Jean-b- e I Be The Most all the boys serving their visiting the ward chapel Mondsy tight from away month with her geezer Oveson of hiding out past cam Valey high school Sunday in Csstli Hive Girls sponsored the program I country have written similar letters parents Mr and Mrs N Leon off on the in Manti IViday to cop’ the opening g®e died at hU boms the direction of Mrs Johanna I but we have never been able to get sen left Tuesday for Salt Lake Potomac th Sanpete hasketbaU race and to week from causes lnd I last thia from derived of All money The where she will meet her husband a telling my Susie day ny little articles about them In Salmon mark themselves a strong compe- dent to age Following services toward purchas-- 1 Kews col- entertainment this make goes when she to can or S U member of Naval attempting Reserve the Ij the remain wer tition for district honors Tho Manti on Saturday war bond for every boy fromjumn permanent as evtryod is Inter-- arul who Is enjoying a short furlough can’t fry onions or if so how many riu lng pr Castle Bl® or wer very his to Uated In taken Centerfkld country serving and what the are or if tho must serve them raw or doing boys vo prior to returning to hia post at the Season games but proved tbemic Md Internment what they think about things they Crest Lakes Naval Training Station how Every man's home is his casthe armed force Worthy contender when re permitted to tell Drop us a line ln Illinois Mrs Jensen will return tle” I says “It Used to be” says Andcrwa M down to 'serlou business Mr and Mrs Walter Private Rex McKenna in a loiter bring It In or phone it to us There y to the East with her husband and re- Henry “and I am glad to mo your In the opening game th Bu off of SsltLake were dinner guests to Mr and Mrs N L Hersnsen ex are little Impersonal ihings in every to rise a bit” commence temperature Ir Mr from nd sume her duties in the Executive ofi ‘Were pitted against the Tlftr at the home of Mr ho aays pressed bis appreciation to everyone letter that are of Interest to every-Icnt hononng the r01? and Wasatch the in Washington for their thoughtfulness lonp( anj (0 In other branches fice of the President Overftlt the academy Valley Yours th with low down bya of Mr Overof tho s rvir him st ’Christmas tarting whistle until the finf‘ birthday anniversary la nrrcrrierirg “ hnd the game f H h how ui picture of Uncle Sam White and Blue He was Minting stiaigbt at me gum cvpicsMon on bis face tmndi if to say to me: “I m up uni take youi place” igned up and took my oath to fight for I nde Sam Vs mn tiue American should iul an American is what I am joined the Air Corps that day had it all to gain hey gave me a suit of clothes and put me on a train They sent me to an army camp two thousand miles from home To help defend this mighty land Till the last damn Jap is gone They dulled ine right they drilled me left And said ‘‘You’re a soldier chap” But in heaven’s name since I’ve been in haven’t seen a Jap Anyway I’m in the army now So I may as well commence Since we’re fighting for Democracy I’ll put in my two cents Americans love freedom The God of peace we cheer But if the Japs are looking for a fight They can end the search right In - Red Th in le ic hi will) pi kul a Sam I'm ill it miMiki they pay To pn k a tigl' with tin luted States Office Censorship Lists Reasons For Address Restrictions llrrlon Bulldogs Defeat Wasatch Academy In League Opener Ga a BBBBBBB THE LOW DOTH HICKORY GROVE u - u |