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Show The A Herald-Journ- al Church Leader (Continued I from Page One) The senes of spectacular pietuies nelow was taken as an FdF Bearcrait fighter plane approached the U. S Tarawa for a landing Waved off because of a poor approach the an craft circled the ship pilot "flew the plane at ciazily befoie eiaslong into the sea. The all times uhicn piobnbly sav'd his life - U S. Navy photos from NBA delive according to their ovv n sires," he continued. Dr. Hunter said that this land as long is the land of promise and as we live according to his prin-- j we shall be i iples and serve Him, blessed. When vve fail to serve him vve shall be destroyed. He also pointed out that family life in plays a most impoitant part the affairs of today. If family lite is corrupt the race will become extinct, he said. He urged that morality be taught In the home that persons He emphasized should be morally clean because d is a law of God and man. Social in the living plays a great part happiness of men and thus laws must be made to regulate that hnnnlness. he emnhasied. He spoke also on courtship and celestial marriage. Shoit talks were given by Alfied W. Uhran. representative of ttv t And Down Merry-Go-Roun- d 1947 Logan, Utah, Monday, Dec. 15, , SI The F8F comes controls. for lending, in is vvavnt off, hut . . . airspeed xnw and is too it sold. stalls to the right. Then Finilin AND n EIGHTEENTH Towei," u Christ ruux play, will be presented to the public Tuesday, 7:30 pm., in the Filth ward chapel, hy I he Eighteenth ward Bee Hive class. Immediately following the play, the Fifth and Eighteenth ward Christmas hall "four iC Kill Page One) continued extransportation a n Halleck. who closed debate for the Republicans, bluntly warned the Democrats that if they voted against the measure they would wipe out any chance of passing legislation in the special session of congress. "If you vole against this bill, you ai e voting against the things the president asked for, Halleck said The bill called for a one-yeextension of the present controls over exports and transportation, laws where waiving the anti-trutl e president approves voluntary agreement to allocate scarce materials, and a boost in the federal reiei'v' ' gold certificate re- HYDE PARK PROVIDENCE FIRST Christmas party will be held Tuesday in the school gymnasium Junior girls will present a one act play and a good Yule program has been planned. All ward members of MIA age are invited. A SECOND PROVIDENCE in Providence Second ward will be under direction V iho sp ech tlepnrt nient. Prayers will be bv Nadine Ricks and Gayle Sluuffer; scripture tending. Wyonn Heckman , rending. Rulh Henderson, Voetil solo, Ailhui Olsen, violin solo, Noi mn Olsen Amin lee S Inn ill will be Hie speak r in Hie spei lal inleiesl (lass and u goo , attendance is urged Program tNEA Telephoto) Mrs. Frances Ramirez, 22, of Chicago, sobs I want my baby, as she tells police that she abandoned son at a movie her because she had no one to care for him. Overcome with remorse, she went to St. Vincents Orphanage to claim the child, and Is now being held on charge of contributing jto delinquency. dence will give Christmas readings; vocal duets will be given by Thelma Petersen and Mis. Dick Old-to- y d. Other numbeis include a Dean soio. saxophone Jansen; Mink Caiver, Bassoon selertions. Minnie MPIer, lending; Reid Jen; sen, vinal itr in organ solo, t.iyl M.llit Fenl.i v.ill lie present i nml ,i , ill to all. i 1 Ogden Livestock II. I. K WARD Wellbville Fhsl wind MIA will will be held. Or.lti.N, Dec. 15 l,H Livehr gin at 7:30 p.m. wit h the following program being given: sciiptur-a- l stock. SEVENTEENTH AND THIRD CATTLE: 3.3.7. Opened fully rending. Edna Carlson; vocal Christmas programs and dance solo and reading Ruth Bankhead steady, fairly active. Good steers of Logan Seventeenth and Third and a piano solo and organ duet 23.50-2few 75. medium wards will be held tonight, 7:30, Anona and Bonnie Maughan. common medium heifers common to medium sponsored by the MIA units of some Seventeenth ward. There will be Good cows WELLSVILLE SECOND an hour's concert by the Imperial nW Mutual in Wellsville Second ward m heifer order Glee club, followed by a dance, a will be held Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. ium cutter to common floor show, and refreshments. The Officers and teachers meet at 7. good beef bulls bulls The assembly program includes good Sausage public is invited. Good to choice prayers by Gene Leishman and medium 14.50-1LOGAN FOURTEENTH - Maurine Maughan; theme, Evelvn vealers 5 00; odd lots good to few Programs in the Logan Four- Leatham; scriptural, LaVay Stu- choice feeder steers teenth ward MIA meeting tonight, art; readings, Anna Parker and good to choio? feeding heifers 7:30 o'clock, includes vocal solo by Jovce Stuart, and song. Hugh HOGS: 3 000. Fully 100 higher Clyde Anderson; scriptural, Lynn Clark. than Frday. Practcial lop good and Blazzard; and adress by Jesse 0 ib butehe's 27.00; choice RICHMOND WARD Zollinger. MIA program will be conducted lew lots weighed directly off trucks 0 after long haul LOGAN ELEVENTH ' by William Harris and will in0 !bs 26.50; lbs 26.00; Meeting begins at 7:30 p. m. clude prayer, Lee Lewis; scripture 5 lb 25.50; ovef 325 lbs 25.0. Tuesday with scriptural reading by reading, Thad Traveller; inspirachoice lightJean Marcusoh; theme by Evonne tional talk, Mont Hill. Instead of Bulk sows mdium quality Cran$r; Christmas story by Ug class work there will be .vo plays weights 23.50-4- , Marie Logan, Mount Logan stake by the Bee Hive girls and a skit her vies down to 21.09. SHEEP; 2,340. Only scattered YWMIA president; musical reading by the Junior girls. Everyone is lots trucked n lambs and ewes by Louise Garff. Class work will invited. offered early. Nominally steady. follow. 8 00; odd Good slaughter Ewes SMITHFIELD THIRD LOGAN FIFTEENTH Smithfield Third waid MIA hnait yearling eyes 14 00; good and lambs Preliminary program Tuesday opening exercises will feature a choice flat; carloads with night will consist of the following: scripture reading by Anna Beth quoted Christmas reading, Beth Adamson; Linartz; inspirational talk, Eonnie freight benefit vocal solo, ReNae Jones. Immedi- Ford; vocal solo Edith Hodges; The Panama Canal, which was ately following opening exercises music directors. LaFaye Sorensen the M Men and Gleaners will have and Francis Anderson will have opened in 1914, cost about to construct. a party. They w(U go. caroling charge of the program in the speafter which they will meet at the cial interest class. home of Mrs. Saral) Lowe for INDEPENDENT SMITHFIELD FOURTH include a will exercises Opening LOGAN TWELFTH vocal solo by Leone Barker and a Xmas program in the Twelfth one act play, Four in a Tower, ward will be held, Tuesday at 8 iirected by Cm McCann. The p.m. and wilt feature two one-acast includes Joyce Hillyard, Faye plays by the Bee Hive and Junior Lamb, Mildred Meyer, Mae Facer girls under direction of GayM Han- Jean Allsop, Helen Balls, LiVina NOW PLAYING sen and Mrs. Bonnie Wolfe. All Spelh. There w ill be a special proward members are Invited. A gram in the special interest class dance will follow for members of which will be a lesson by Dr. G. the MIA. L. Rees followed by an entertainment by Mrs. Villard Noble and MEN DON WARD Dancing company of Richmond. after classwork. Tuesday evening under direction will be of the Music department the asIIYRUM THIRD sembly program will be given in the Mendon ward. Scripture readA special Xmas program is being ing will b? given by Annie Hughes held at 8 p.m. and following the Q and the theme by Stanley Barrett. program the MIA will join with The program is entitled Gran- the other two wards at the Elite dfathers Christmas, with Lavir hall for a dance. The program is Bird as reader and music by the under direction of the YLMIA. Junior girls. Mrs. LaVaun Zollinger of Provi- Fl.l 18.50-19.7- 13.50-15.5- 16.50-17.5- 6. 23-2- it heels over, jus misses turret, almost strikes "island . , . 19.25-22.2- 200-26- ar 260-28- 27.25-27.7- Farm And Home Science Magazine Discusses Poultry Markets Pacific coast markets for poultiy produce will likely continue the most profitable for western producers. This general trend in poultry marketing is discussed by Dr. Carl Frischknecht, professor of poultry hubandry, in the current issue of "Farm and Home Science at Utah State Agricultural college. Good Demand Prior to World War II, most of the eggs produced in the western states were shipped east to the Atlantic coast states where they W'ere sold at a premium in comeggs petition with white-shelle- d from other parts of the world, Dr. Frischknecht informed. But with the advent of war, enormous quantities of our eggs and other products were needed by our armed forces in the Pacific and by the great civilian population in war plants in the west. Even though hostilities in this war zone have ended, poultrymen in the west are able to supply of the eggs only about now being utilized by these Pacific coast markets, the poultry expert said. There is an increase of 12 percent in the chicken and 26 percent in the human population in the mountain and Pacific coast states, It is doubtful if the western prod ducers will ever return to a program of marketing shell eggs in the east, Dr. Frischknecht believes. This is no longer a profitable centure for the mountain and Pacific coast shippers compared with the rich overnight markets in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The equivalent of 2.665 cars of eggs were received at these two markets in 19.76, compared with 4 616 cars in 1946. Increased Production Statistics indicate an increase of 435 percent in broiler production and an increase of 27 percent in Hie number of mature birds sold from 1936 to 1945 jn the mountain and Pacific coast regions. There is an increase of 95 in the turkey industry over the same period. Practically all surplus poultry products are now being shipped by truck instead of by rail to markets on the Pacific coast instead of to markets on the Atlantic coast, the article states. This is a real advantage when it comes to marketing perishable food products, as it serprovides practically over-nigvice to Los Angeles from points in Utah and Idaho. Industrial expansion, marked increases in population, improved transportation facilities, and greater consumption of poultry products per capita are largely responsible for the changes in marketing of poullry products , ready occurred Add t,' u'e a in marketing must t. X's1,f fair share of the conMl.e s v is to be obtained UtTMTEDjWITmiSS ft two-thir- year-aroun- JOHH HODIAK GEORGE MURPItt FRANCES GIFFORD DEM STOCKWai EVE JHtOEM CO-HI- Sarah Ann Bennett Praised At Services Funeral services were held on Saturday in the Smithfield Fourth ward chapel for Mrs. Sarah Ann Wright Bennett. Bishop Frank Tidwell conducted the services. Speakers were D. W. $375,-000,0- . . . and continues to veer sharply. Pilot just manages McGregor, Dr. G. L. Rees. Bishop Lew Bulls and Bishop Tidwell. . Prayers were offered by Homer Dailies and Cecil Woodward. The grave was dedicated by Marlow Woodward. Music was furnished by the ward choir, which sang "Let the and Lower Lights be Burning Jesus. Lover of My Soul. Duets were sung by Lillian Tarbet and Bernard Hind, and Jewel Van Ord-e- n and Gem McCann, accompanied by Bessie Heaps. A vocal solo by Dallas Keller, accompanied by Lucy. Meyer. Lindquist mortuary charge of the services. conqurd . , . o right Hie nlane before i strikes water. Lucky ensign, left, bobs 'o surface. Plane sank in 20 seconds. RECEPTH E WASHINGTON. Dec. 15 (TPi runs for A. Wallace oresirtent on a third party ticket in 1948, he might find a running mate In the U. S. Senate. Gen. Glen H. Taylor. D.. Ida., said he would be receptive to a bid to run for the vice presidency on such a "progressive slate. mi If Hendy KINSHIP is the power of lineage that hinds It surmounts influences generations together. which tend to dissolve unity. It welds pride and affection into a continuing force that transmits family character, ideals and traditions from one generation to another. SEARCH ABANDONED TIJUANA, BAJA CFA.. Mex., Dec. 15 (U.BArmy troops were ' ! ! ! ! reported abandoning search toheiress who day for a allegedly was kidnaped by a zealous suitor. Jesus Galindo, chief of the Mexican secret police, said his agency had not been ordered to search for pretty Maria Jesus Yolanrja Escobar, heiress to a Mexican land fortune. TRAFFIC DEATH Dec. 13 UD BUHL. Ida., Harold L Sullender, Twin Bridges, Mont., Jwas killed and three other Twin Bridges persons were injured last night when their car left the road nine miles west of here after striking a trailer. 8 Shopping Days Left for Xmas I i lovtl rOKB ht F'taitalUUaimn couii HOT dr ? m -- PLUS Lates? World News fr v : v y el pe vs to resist the wild enchontment of Gypsy lips strange Golden ior- - rings that could min the h-i- ' j , f n ; lure of his dreams.,. Jj and dangers gndreamed of! J JV.' , ' ihj) .aVf'J bong o love-odve- ' , " family Get-together-ti- i.s Heb Bingham Thanks For Your Patronage! me i A t vi M3RLENE M1LLAND DIETRICH iI 1 Bruce Lester Remnold Schunzd .Murvyn Vy Ouentm Reynolds Dennis Hoev Added Blaine Richardson We- - Be May Privileged "Five Fathoms (msmcnD dmDamiD of Latest Paramount fciNU'. FOR SALE Serve' You Further Coming Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 18, 19, 20 Beautiful New THOR AUTOMAGIC WASHER MT. LOGAN CAFE IU! t n Taken at the Ringside! JOE LOUIS VS. JERSEY JOE WALCOTT Official ChampTcnsliip FighFFilml Has never even been installed. Owner sacrifice at a discount. Call 1283-NI I im I Nws NOW to appropriate occasion for ou to make the selection of a family monument. If so, we think we can he helpful. mi RY present Dangerous Ban MiIo The Christmas season this year may he an Bolt Monument v. W-Tt-- f oromOMfrt . xi OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY Take Our Christmas . v-- u CELEBRATING GdlD'ILD Wendelboe Optical and Jewelry by o dog's ct was in BACK TO The LONDON. Dec. 15 (U.B Prince Philip honevmoon over, kissed bis wlf; goodbye today and went off to work like millions of other husbands. Wearing his naval uniform, Philip repoited for duty in the operations room of the admiralty. less then half a mile from Buckingham palace. T Mon's hot trurked-in-slaught- I M trsch 300-32- quirements. The way still is open for the Republicans to bring the bill up again if they so desire. hr d , m the western pnd,,,,., ,hp knecht said. 280-30- st ?4 Christmas 0; ivrrlrrr n H n, CLARKSTON 4 program begins at 7.30 p. m. Tuesday and will consist ot two dramas under direction of Mrs. Gladys Loosle. Musical numbers will be presented under direction of Mrs. Eunice Ravsten. Everyone in the ward is invited. ct turers. t LOGAN FIRST Theie will be an MIA Christmas party Tuesday in the ward hall, beginning at 8 p.m. The following program will be presented; selections by girls quartet composed of Patricia Barber, Gareth Chip-maMaurine Johnson and Manon Caine, accompanied by Anne McDonald; dance by Gayla Hansen acand Kay Louise McMurdie, companied by Maughan McMurdie; girls reading by Beth Loosle; , LOGAN SIXTH Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the ward hall the program will be presented by Beehive girls of the ward under direction of Maxine Baugh and Twilla Athay, drama directors. There will be a one-aplay and two skits. Music will be presented by Nancy England and Eleanor Fuhrlman. Special invitation has been issued to all ward members. Candied popcorn will be Democratic leader Sam Rayburn of Texas charged that the Republican bill was "inspired" by the National Association of Manufac- f A. NOTICES nt Sustained to position of first counselor m the stake Primary board was Ireta-R- . Hymas, and to the positions of chorister and organist in the same organization were .Bern ice Clawson and Frances Anderson, respectively. W. Ray Mooseman and Joseph Timmons were appointed to the stake Sunday school boaid. Musi', tor the sessions was furnished by the Smithfield Second ward choir under direction of Salome T. Hansen (Continued President Truman port controls and Abandons Baby ct committee; dent W. Haen Hillyard, President President J. Ravsten; Bennie Noble L. Chambets. Samuel Johnson and Margaret Hillyaid Burrell recently returned missionary. Vote May from I. Preliminary program Tuesday night will be a Court of Honor for the Scouts. In the special interest chorus singing Christmas carols. group Mrs. Mae Lee will give a Following the program there will book review. be dancing to the music of Gilbert Thorpes orchestra. Refreshments NIBLEY will be served. Everyone of MIA Special program Tuesday wdll is attend. to invited age consist of a one-aplay. Four in a Tower directed by Eva B. LOGAN FOURTH Snow and Golda H. Muachley. MIA Fourth ward MIA will be con- begins at 7:30 p. m. ducted Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the NORTH LOGAN ward hall. Three one-aplays will be presented under direction of The Con Moto Glee club of Amy Lou Hamblin and .Mary L. South Cache high school, under Waite. There will be Christmas direction of W. H. Terry, will pie-sethe program in North Nogan caioling and a visit from Santa Claus. AH ward members of MIA MIA Tuesday, p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. age are invited to attend. 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