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Show 4L "90V Jbtgixl $4 . . The G Ileralil-Journ- Logan, Utah, Wednesday . O al The War In Brief Evening, August 9, 1944. Hold Everything iwiJm'muto First Biography of America's Great General , IM4, Ann Woodward ( opyrlgfct, 0 UGLY IKE , dlllni rut v III Duirllmted, Mt HERALD-JOURNA- L ADVERTISEMENTS DAVID DWIGHT EISEN HOWER was boni in Denison, KV- Texas, on Oct. 14, 1890, son of David Jacob Eisenhower, born in Elizabeth vi lie, Pa., on Sept. 23, 1803, and Ida Elizabeth Stover, born at Mount Sidftey, near Staunton, Va., on May 1, 1862. David Elsenhower met Elizabeth Stover in a college romance at College in Kansas. Leeompton They were married in the summer of 1885. The Eisenhowers 01U Stovers are two of the okl pioneer families in the settlement and building of the nation. Both have been in ; SiiW1' America over two humped years. a T' i ' , s The name Eisenhower was origEisenhauef, inally spelled meaning hewers of iion. Fiom the connections, Eisen, meaning iron, and When soldiers come to Abilene, Kan., they ask one quesIke," us the general is familial ly Where is the house where Ceneral Eisenhower tion: Is created tho historical known. It is still the home of Mother Eisenhower. lived? cognomen, Iron Ike." Not only did Dwight become Ike, The other outstanding quality I always wondered why the but all the Eisenhower boys became Ike. When theie were six of gang called him cither Ugly Ike was his ability to listen to a and then at the proper these little Ikes they went to school or Little Ike' instead of a moie in pairs. The oldest became Big attractive name like Smiling ike. time ask questions that would Ike, the youngest "Little Ike, and Dwight had a good personality. He bring him the information he the boys between were various was generally well IiKed and made wanted. gradations of Ikes, Red Ike, etc., friends easily. He had self assurance but never ANOTHER interesting sidelight aceoiding to their iharacteristics. on the young Dwight ElsenWhen other babies arrived they in all my contact vv'lli him did he ever show any conceit. He resented hower comes fiom Dr. Chatles . assumed the throne of Little Ike, I and for a time the General was this in other bos mme than anylarger, editor of the Abilene He recalls: just Ugly Ike, during his awk- thing else. In fact, he would dis- tor-Chronicle, One of his attainments was ward, gangling years. Hut Mother like a boy for being conceited Eisenhower disclaims all knowl- muih more than fur something he cooking. He fancied himself a edge of these nicknames. When had done. He had a good physique, chef and proved it. While his parasked as to the whereabouts and wore his clothes well, never overly ents were at church he and his doings of Ike she asks blandly, dressed but usually had good ma- brothers, himself as leader, would terial in his clothes, for he had to prepare the Sunday meal. It is Ike? Whos Ike? make them last. Ike had to work by his mother that sometimes A BILENE, in the heart of Kan- - at all times when not in school. she would come home and find the He would take any job he could do boys tossing dough to one another sas, the home of the Eisen hower family, is a typical prairie and seldom complained about the or vying with each other in the town of nearly six thousand people. work being too hard. perfection of their viands. His ambition was to make a To me the outstanding point of When Abilene, people recall young Dwight now, their anec- his character," Mr. Howe points pie. After many trials he accomout, was that he never showed plished it. The pie was declared dotes seem to center on his days. He managed to carve any bitterness about having to satisfactory by his parents, and out an athletic career second only work. He took this for granted. Dwight was greatly pleased by his to that of his older brother, Edgar However, in sessions of his gang triumph. He added pancakes and that a better vegetables to his menu and en(Big Ike), who was in his school he took the attitude class. equalization of economic affairs joyed the task. The dish washing was done by Classmates of Dwight describe should be made. As I stated, he him as strong as an ox and the made friends with many people, the same tossing method by which scrappinest kid in school. In one but still and all he had, of course, the dough , was handled. From football game the last game of his select group. The Eisenhower hands to hands the crockery went the 1908 series he is reported to family had no special pull any- the rounds, with only occasionally have roughed about half of the where, and never asked for any. a crash. When he cam home the Salina High School line because Dwight had two ouisumuiug first room he visited was the panhis friend and teammate, J. F. qualifications which, when prop- try, and hejonged to try his hands (Six) McDonnell (who now lives erly applied, will mean success to at cookery again. His wife tells of in Abilene) had been accidentally most people in almost any vocation his prowess yet. In their Washingknocked out by Forest Ritter, a they may choose. He was especially ton home he frequently took the Salina player. observant. He could walk through preparation of meals into his own Among those who knew Dwight a plant, or a building or manufac- hands. He prided himself on the well when in high school is Mr. J. turing establishment, or watch perfection with which he could W. Ilowe, a prominent member of someone who w'as adept at his cook a steak. NEXT: Apolntment to West the school board and civic leader. work and be able to tell you everyHe remembers the boy clearly. Point. thing he had seen. Classified advertisements RATES 10c per line rpzri. - 4. First it was Pop playing with my trains now its Mom making off with my tools! Black face readers 30c per line each insertion Please Allow Five Average Words to a Line! ; Phone 1400 pound 1304. bay horse. 34 CHEV sedan 207 S. I W. All LOST: Pair of boat oars, left at A10 r 1st dam Fri. Ph. 1480-- J. LOST: Ankle bracelet, sterlin- ,- silver engraved with Ruth. 233 Preston Ave. A10 rw. LOST: Silver lapel pin, shape of spur, name inside. Phone i Rew. A10 J 092-R- 28-J- WANTED TO RENT PASTURE: Ph. FLOOR sanders. MOD. unfurn. house for family of 3. Ph. 1194-eves. 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Anderson, College A15 ward. Bluebird. 75c. - Q ph m A15 ' property, J. V WHEEL trailer, v. Grandy. fh. WEANER and fat pig. Ph. or Miller at Nibley. A10 89 W. 3 S. 757-- A14 8U-- SUMMONS In the District CViurt of the First Judicial District of the State of Utah, in and for the County of Cache. Wilbur Underwood, Plaintiff vs. Evelyn R. Underwood, Defendant. THE STATE OF UTAH TO SAID DEFENDANT You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons upon you if served within the county in which this action is brought, otherwise within thirty days after service, and defend the above entitled Smithfield. All action; and in case of your failure so , to do, judgment will be ren home, 2 apts. Th. 995-dored aguinst you according to the 293 N. 4 W. A9 demand of the complaint which MOD. home, nice Income. 133 E. 3 has been filed with the clerk of the above court. This action Is NA27 brought to dissolve the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and deLOANS $10 TO $300 fendant. Furniture, Livestock and Oui I.. D NAIKBITT, Allot noy Fur Plaintiff. STATE LOAN COMPANY J. - OF LOOAN Phone 260 29 W. 1st No, Post YOUNG team horses David Poppleton, Wellsville. A9 ONE Holstein cow: son bicycle. Ph. 87-m. A9 1500-160- 6 . 1 Iver Johnafter 5 p. milk cows. Fred W. A9 Speth Young ward. Ph. 032-JHOI-STEI- DINING room set, porch set 754-- A12 SALTED HAY: Prevents waste, increases food value, prevents For spontaneous combustion. Sale at Logan Seed St Feed. A12 FRYERS big juicy yed. choice red pullets. Ph. 464-- Also A12 HORSE, Ride or drive. Also single harness and wagon. W.. H. Bell. Ph. 884-Well-broke- n. J. A9 SPRING fryers, lb. Just east of Staff Fish Hatchery. Alb 029-R- SADDLE horse. Ph. CANNING beans. Ph. , 3 j m PICKLE barrels, 15 gal. capacity, Office Address: 75 No Main si Logan. Utah. Pull elites 9, Hi, 23, Aug Sept i., lift I jr j AC A26 furniture, homes, farm bldgs. COLLAPSIBLE nursery gates. Ph. Bear River Mutuul Insurance Co. 1583-A14 S3 riione 646-, BALED hay. Edwin Clayson, HySlazel R STUDENTS, piano. A14 rum, Ph. 013-- J 3. Jacobsen, Logan composer. Ph. 133-A13 HOUSEHOLD inc. nice furniture . cabinet radio A S. machine. 293 SEE the Beneficial Life represenN. 4 W. A10 tative in Logan for all your insurance business. J. H. Miller, STEEL cable, rope, cow stan181 V. 4 R Fh. 646-Aid chions, barn sash roofing, cement, bolts, nails. Smith Bros. Lumber Co. A10 . WANTED TO BUY 2 nr nt MOD. adults. 44 N. 2 E. 31-- Watch for Collection Date! , T A28 100 Harrison. A14 en are hesitant about repeat wear- ings. Or maybe because they lack BUSINESS bldg. Ph. 1091-A21 backing. house, lean to, 3 town lots, chicken water rights, I coops. CLIPPER CRASH All In Trenton. Terms, Aaron Anderson, Smlthfield. All MIAMI, 9 l.E Aug. 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INSURE your hay stacks for fire, Seed & Feed. A15 grain fields for hail and fire. Rod weeder. Ph. 1174. A9 181 W. 4 S. Ph. 646-A10 I ROAN horse 1800 lbs.; 1 bay 32 SEDAN, good cond. 242 E. 1 S. 1500 lbs.; 1 sorrell 1000 lbs. Vera SAVE money with fire insurance A10 Bergeson, No. Logan. on business autos, A9 047-R- lies in the Army! V - LOST: In Logan north field, yearHolstein heifers, ling branded HS on right hip. H. M. j I A10 Spackman, Lewiston, :t w Ini. ol AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE M I ti I FEMALE HELP WANTED le-lal- ed LOST AND FOUND .e-sV- lie insists on having at least one breakfast in Led I GUESS WHEN LOST AWDTmoSE' PEOPLE WHO THE LOCKET. LARD BENT WERE FOOLED IT OUT OF SHAP0 WITH SA'D THEYt A PICK AND THOUGHT IT THROW LASD IN WAS A NUGGET I HE Reflec- I f FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS on high-scho- RUSSIA Two red armies launch powerful assaults toward Riga, Capital of Latvia, after smashing German attempt to break out of Bultic trap and escape to East Prussia. British troops battle ITALY stubborn German resistance to capture dominating heights east of Florence while action inside city dwindles to patrols and sporadic small arms fire. PACIFIC American forces open final phase of conquest of Guam while Liberators again bomb Halmahera, 250 miles south of Philippines. publication. per Insertion 25c per line 3 insertions 40c per line 6 insertions $1,00 per line per month ftfflplSS y. accepted for this page until 6 p. m. the day before 0 J BY UNITED PltKSS FRANCE Allied armies crack two main German defense lines covering Paris, capturing communications hub of Le Mans in 45 mile dash from Laval and smashing another five miles southeast of Caen. Waves of allied AIR WAR shuttle bombers and fighters across channel in one of largest operations against continent since CLASSIFIED Service, Ine. u QEN. LOST: ,)"( WATKINS 995-- A9 J. 112 fly spray. Ph A9 827-- A19 WASH TUBBS By LESLIE TURNER |