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Show Grain Range -s- 'uiy ept, Dec - May Vo!ume 35. The Weather Herald. Wheat Number 131. LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE ITAH Cloudy with showers and thundi rstorms early tonight, afternoon partly clouuy with showers Fnd.iv little change in ti mperatme tonight and Fuday. 1, Price Five Cents. UtJ4. rn (&(m Two Prominent Logan Men Are Candidates FILE FOR IMPORTANT OFFICES Pleasures of Peaceful Spring Seem Precious As Britain Faces IS OUTLINED Party For Tickets Filled Quotas Assigned To Forthcoming half-doze- n neur-d- e County e candidates in Cache county under the tupe ye.teidiy comafternoon, and those filings, and the Republican pleted both tickets for the the Democratic forthcoming primary election on t f "I j Ft! v.t jx , ) IT; jv y : v 9 Air Attacks Resume After Weather Break Communities In Elections a IN SECTOR "ft D-Da- U MFLSEN AU 1$ l IIKADQI ART! US, Naples, June 1 .U Pi Anu rnan opening gun m the Fifth armored units have smashed War Loan Drive was fired last WILLIAM PI TEUTON, seeking miles north of chairmen three and one-ha- lf division when night Republican nomination as U S Veletn to the nor tiler most Hhqs's from the entire county met at E. ALLEN BATEMAN, seeking of the AiiMui Hills, breaching the the Logan chamber of commerce represent itive in the first Democratic nomination as supJuly 11 leaders state last local and hear major German defense line erintendent of state schools GLENN (i. MEUNEN Complete lasting helou Rome, which now is in outline plans for the biggest of veie also filled, all war loan drives, which is to plain sight, it was revealed toState tickets 12 and appear in the columns to the day. June open A terse headquarters announceright Of special interest to Cache Adrian W. Hatch, director of ment reported hard fighting alley residents was the entrance the drive for Cache county, openof Dr E Allen Bateman, superintalong the Veletri- - almontone line ed the meeting with a summary into of endent Logan city schools, astride the approaches to Rome, the task facing the workers the race for state superintendent which field dispatches said the who will be expected to carry the Willof and of public instruction, Americans had breached in a burden m raising $1,493,000, Cache iam Peterson, director emeritus 16 billion plunge deep into the Aliian hills in the nation-wid- e quota of the Utah extension service, into fortifications. Lake Following is a list of those filing! dollar drive . for Republican nomi- petitions with the secretary of West of the most bitterly concompetition Republican Leland Orlando Gee Needs Money Treasury tested section of the nazi defense nation as national congressman state s and Annual membership drive of Lothe Cache county of Salt Lake Salt of Clarence Bamberger for the first Utah district. clerk s offices as candidate for Attorney General: line, the fifth aimy had c riven gan junior chamber of commerce Lake City, executive Dr Bateman, a Democrat, opwas laumhed today when it was armored spearheads within 13 nomination to various congressionDemocratic Grover A. Giles ComFinance War the Utah poses David Gourley of Salt Lake President Guy N miles of Rome. announced Salt Lake al, state, district and Cache county mittee, pointed out that prose- Cardon that byGlenn G Nielsen will City for the party nomination, offices Republican A Pratt Kesler the cost will cution of the war while Director Peterson is running ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, the board of directors in Salt Lake In each instance where a person government about 100 billion dol- represent the in the Naples, June 1 (UP)'The Germans primaries against Stephen is the only candidate for an office State School Superintendent: campaign organizing Fifth the 1944 m that and lars Abbott of Randlett, B H String-haDemocratic E. Allen Bateman War Loan Drive has been set for Mr Nielsen, local agent for the are falling back westward along on either Democratic or Repubof Vernal and Daniel Clark of Logan, David Gourley of June and stated the Via Casihna beyond Frosinone, Oil Associated the lican because he company becomes automaticticket simply July Batson of St George it was annbunced today. Salt Lake to that the chairmen of club recruitthe of his and the needs nominee money ally party treasury Men to file from Cache county At the same time, strong formBurton K. Farns- maintain the growing tempo of ing will be Charles Brock of the Republican not to does have before the go who have not already been anations of allied bombers and fightworth of Salt Lake, E. Ken war m this John and Shoe Rcchow company or voters at either runoff period. primary nounced ers resumed the offensive against by the Herald-Journneth Mills of Ogden. election. It is quite possible, he said, Evans of the Royal Bakery are H R Weston, Republican cannazi Europe late today, breaking First District Judge: on be carried will be will O drive drive that this Conclusion of the For Yanks in London, Hyde Park is a favorite place to spend a didate for the state legislature, lull of several Democratic Marnner M. Morrison in the tense and fateful atmos- June 30, at which time an outdoor a weather-enforce- d United States Senate: balmy centwl district; Sylvester Andersspring evening A serviceman is probably telling the pretty hours which followed heavy blows of Brigham City. will be held for phere of invasion, the outcome of recreational Democratic Elbert D Thomas on of Millville, opposing John H English girl all about his home town. Grass has more charm for bombers at three British by night Melvin C. Harris of which will decide the fate of all current party Republican and their French rail centers and the invasJaycees the engrossed couple than the chairs provided for their comfort. of Salt Lake City. Schenk, incumbent, for the DemocLogan We ion coast future generations. The bond buy- partners, said Mr Nielsen Republican Adam S Benmon, Attorney, First District: ratic nomination to the legislater will be contributing to the vasion England and the little Oscar W. Carlson and George any local business house By FRED S. FEKGi SON ure, south district; Casualties High Democratic H. A Sjostrom and success of that invasion just as urge Henry K. which might not have a man H Crow of Salt Lake City, pleasures of peace that are left Service NEA of Aebischer, President Medium and bombers seeking Republican L. E Nelson of Logan. fighters as the boy who is fighting eligible for the junior chamber to seem even more precious as the surely David J Wilson of Ogden nomination as county commissioneto out over channel the 1 swept Msurzy greatest hour of combat draws June LONDON, Republican B C. Call of Brig(Continued on Page 4) sponsor some other young man of ward the Boulogne-Diepp- e r, stretch sheet Doats term, and A P U. S. Representative, 1st District: ham City. their choosing Oi, if the firm so of the continental coast They Doats and Dozy for sale in a nearer. Leishman of Wellsville, DemocratDemocratic Walter K. Granger State Legislature, North District is music displayed The rumble comes not from the desires, directors of the club will flew high above the broken clouds ic candidate for county attorney. of Cedar City. Democratic C. Jay Van Orden shop m Londons Strand Huge enemy but from American and man to represent left able bn Mr Weston is one of appoint s movstormy weather which kept lettered signs announce the Logan Republican Stephen Abbott of of Lewiston . British planes carrying death and them m this progiessive organiz- the bybig allied most successful businessmen, haviforces ies Buffalo Bill" and Destination Randlett, William Peterson of striking Heber W luting of Republican destruction to the enemy They ation. ng built a flour milling industry Tokio grounded during the morning. Logan, B H. Strmgham of Smithfield roar through the dawn beyond into a thriving He pointed out that the junior The Paris radio reported that concern Active Vernal, and Daniel Clark Wat-so- n State Legislature, Central District rush Theres a late afternoon vibration gives the also m civic chamber is interested m any allied planes bombed Antwerp ani from all directions to reach favor-it- e sight and their of St. George functions, he has a Democratic Adrian Wr. Hatch of impression of giant wheels fine record of stake service on 8) On u U. S. Representative, 2nd District: (Continued Page 8) (Continued res-y Page and William Worley of Logan bars and Because of misunderstandings aerial freight trains bumping over M I A Democratic J Will Robinson of J Republican H R, Weston of arising as a result of fanners not cushioned cobblestones of clouds. beforetaurants Encouraged by friends through' Provo. THEY STILL SMILE Logan. understanding the wage rates, '.V limited! out the southern section of Cache the daily Bennie J. Kavsten, county farm Republican Quayle Cannon Jr State Legislature, South Distrirt: Its an older and shabbier civilof Scotch amount and C Ed Lewis of Salt Lake J ian London that awaits the avengDemocratic John H Schenk of labor supervisor, advises farmers is consumed and that the wage rate for thinning City. Far older men and College W'ard and Sylvester ing hour Justice of Supreme Court: Anderson of Millville. older women than would ordinar1 sugar lieets is $11 an acre for the best dishes' whole seeds or $8.29 per acre for Democratic Lester A Wade of are exhausted for Republican Byron Snow of Nib' ily be seen at active work on various types of jobs are everywhere segmented seed. term; James Ogden, eight-yea- r ley dinner Spring is!, These prices are negotiable H Wolfe of Salt Lake City, County Commissioner but they as well as middle-ager- s ear Term A Student Life extra reflectin the air and term can still smile Democratic Parley A Reese of and can be raised but not lowsoldiers at of and students the gals indignation an ing hold hands whiter Thousands of men and women Republican Joseph E Evans of Utah State Agricultural college at Benson, J H Watkins Jr. and ered. In fields where there areunof or weeds excessive number were stranded this week in LonL Ray Robinson of Logan. term, WilOgden, eight-yea- r the board of trustees request that waiting in queues the increase usual conditions that liam M McCrea of Salt Lake don and other railroad stations President E G Peterson resign for swaying, lumRepublican A J. Fuhnman and work of thinning, these prices his term. buses was distributed on the City, throughout the country when Henry K. Aebischer of Logan bering position, should be be and increased A testimonial and social honorGovernor: hundieds of In the country Term can County Commissioner passenger campus today negotiated between the laborers trains were cancelled Democratic nia Herbert lJ Maw Democratic H Ray Pond without The weekly student newspaper ing E D Mathews, who has regree satisfacto the and the employer bishbut and Stanley N Child of Salt leaves the been from and these released thousands Richmond grass, cently warning, Cicokston Marianna just edited is by tion of both parties. Lake City up tab- opric, and Elmer Tibbitts, released hedges tell a story of returning quietly queued Republican Dow Lewis of Lew awaiting a of North Logan Of four-pag- e rhodoas held in life and growth train whenever it was available. Brilliant ward clerk, will be iston Republican J Bracken Lee of loid size, the extra presented a reProvidence Second ward amuse- dendrons wave their shimmering Tea wagons dashed about, seating Price and Reed E. Vetterli of County Attorney : port of the student assembly held ment hall Friday evening at 8 30 plumes and the air is fragrant arrangements were improvised Salt Lake City Democratic A P. Leishman Monday when a petition was signA good program has been ar- with lilais Men and women dig and the latest war hardship was Wellsvdle Secretary of ed asking the board to reconsider banter E. E. Monson of Republican L. Tom Perry Its ouster decision, comments of ranged, and will be followed by a diligently in theh gardens and taken with For the British uvilian hides his AU ward members over 16 children on b.cycles and afoot Salt Lake City several faculty members Logan giving dance of scars of war as well as Lonage are invited, along shout in happiness Republican George E Collard their views on the situation. Dr years is the rum- - don itself, where row upon row of Provo JOHNSTON IN RISSIA Petersons statement m refusing with other friends of these I.vj But overhead there Willow Park, the beautiful s of buildings ble of deathfor this-iwith bombed out pre-in- State Auditor: MOSCOW, June 1 (I Pi Eric area southwest of the Cache to resign, a review of his educa- families. blackened interiors and vacant two Democratic Ferrell H Adams Johnston, president of the U of tional even parts achievements, will provide fairgrounds, windows, which seem like giant and Oliver G Ellis of Salt chamber of commerce, and Am greater recreational opportunities editorials appearing in state dailies, sightless eyes, will be found only Lake City-- . bassador W Averill Harnman ar- to residents of the county this a statement by Dale A Lewis of by looking closely. Sherman J. Preece rived at the Moscow airport from summer, it was announced today Logan, student body president of Republican SYU ESTER ANDERSON of of Salt Lake City America today and were welcomed by City Commissioner George the past year, and a short comMillville, who is opposing Jchn in State Treasurer: by a big delegation of officials Bowen and Recreation Director ment by President Peterson H Schenk for the Democratic Democratic J Edward Holmes from the Soviet which he says, "We fight the batforeign trade Glen Worthington. nomination to the state legisand Reese M Reese of Salt commissariat. Rex M Ingersoll, principal of tle of the common man We canlature. the Woodruff school and promi-- i not fail if we are true to this Henry K Aebischer of 334 East ent local civic worker, has been faith Third North street, who filed yescounty, Bishop Anderson, progres-v- e Comments of faculty members terday as Republican candidate appointed supervisor of Willow young school principal of park, and will be in charge of indicated that Pure are two lines for county commissioner, four-yea- r Millville, is in the race for the term, is recognized widely for his general activities there each night of thought at the institution nomination to the stdte legislature Of inestimable value to Cache in civic and church except Sunday from 7 oclock to some of the instructors came bold- leadership will oppose H John Bishop Valley crops and rangelands has midnight ocnenk at the ly out for Presidt nt Peterson, functions primary. been the summer ram which dur"Some play equipment will be He seeks Republican nomination (Continuea on Page 4) W ide Experience the night totaled 62 of an inch will be there the at in opposition to A. J Fuhriman, inDur.-ing kept park, Lewiston the past nine years he of Dow Lewis, native cumbent moisture, according to local nas phonograph music and a dance served as field superintendent where he has become identified as leaders Mr Aebischer has lived all his floor, besides a small stage and of the California Packing Cor a successful livestock grower and The Logan weather bureau relife in Logan with the exception I the areas, picnic-pla- y spacious Pofation and as such has come farmer, today made formal an. of two and one-hathat getting credit for the said Mr Worthington. n dose years spent in ' ported contact with the farmers nouncement that he is a candidate 62 reading is June 1, since the oththe and mission He bas wards groups, Family 1,18 district and their problems on the Republican ticket for Cache been in scouting for 29 years, 15 moisture is measured at er organizations are invited to use aving served for years as prin-ipcounty commission, northern disfrom day to day Normal for Reservations years of which has been spent as the park facilities of three of the elementary trict the entue month of June is S3 be made by phoning 29, the Annual Cache county Red Cross scoutmaster in the Fifth ward He may bools m Cache a he has county, Mr. Lewis filed his candidacy of an inch swim campaign will conclude its has been awarded the Silver Bealde city offices knowledge of the problems petilion yesterday at the county most successful season Satuiday ver in the Cache Valley council for uw Especially beneficial is the ram confronting youth Although clerk s office, and to the sugar be t and pea ci ops Republican when 460 paitiupants take outstanding service to youth, many evening ehurdh-wide camparetively, young man, he party leaders declared that he All vegf tation. however, their final class, according to Di of his troops have gamed as right served for nine and a half down to victory gardens is nn-- I oi thington, instruc rector Glen prominence in various ath.r repl ires Casper W Merrill as the letic events. ,ISI0P of Millville ward party representative for the comtor the pelted in its growth by timely fter Local scout leaders consider Mr graduating from the South mission post, since Mr Merrill Life saving courses teiminated moisture adminone high school and the old of Aebischer the fi".st his candidacy withdrew Funeral services for Elizabeth last night when the following he served the LDS church yesterday certifi- istrators and organizers in the to Mr received MORE MODFST Democratic lifesaving opponent for two Matilda Merrdl, 95, who died Tuesas a Call council He is highly respected by in jears Robert incumbent, cates H Senior Lew'is Pond, June 1 (1 V' missionary is WASHINGTON, group will Ray home at her in Smithfield, anada when he day and have know who all who mterest-t him, be,ame had Smith, Jav once Mr Lucile Pop Christenstn. Richmond of strategy, m 2 Japanese in at grand be conducted Friday p 8nd intrigued 11 will by legislative ac-- 1 previously announced that Strmgham worked with him ted at holding the g gantie Smithfield Third ward with Bishop Lottie Williams, DoNc M's as he Cache also of the He s is president visited the parlia-timeand Marlow Moser Far E istern empire seized m the seek reelection Don Chambers officiatign m Stsslon in Ottawa many Junior group -- Bonnie Taylor County Poultry Breeders' associaearly pait of the war, has shifted Friends may call at the family A bishop of Lewiston First ward tion has under allied blows until its main home in Smithfield this evening Fred Baugh, Neil Bills, Marva m of favor am I he graduated from the for three years. Mr Lewis progressive, HENRY H. AiBlsGliK fiom 7 to 9 p m and tomorrow Funk, Tonv Hay me, Ted Hansen, honest purpose now- is to maintain an " ,ltl1 a B S Degree in ac- - ser.ed a total of 11 years in that Mr Aebischer government" con on the Asiatic Harris, Robert Martin commented intrenched until time of service. that Jimmy position During wards bishopric. ntlbg and business administrattoday 'County offuml Interment will be in Smithfield Owen Miller, Margate t Nilson, should, I believe, the chapel was rebuilt and with extending strvues of count', ma nlund military observers bebe with (Oncermd Gene ing '5',ec0S0ized as a le uler not time, . Robert Simpson, Ni.Len, lli s t d toil i cemetery under direction of W nt to ill siitnn-i of youtn but of adults, he has the park developed Bilva Hur ,nl M mi me Johnson ,he wilfue of all the pcopli, and goveinnu DOW 1 1 W In Loyal Hill mortuary of Login Continued on (Continued on Page 4) 4) BY MARION got The Candidates Listed Who Concern Cache Voters Jaycees Open Campaign For Members m al four-ye- Wage Rates Listed For Beet Thinning Student Newspaper Airs Views On College Ouster Testimonial Honors Providence Leaders ten-ye- ten-ye- regular bright Supervisor Selected For Willow Park good-natur- pic-m- Wellknown Leader of Youth Files for Commission Post Blesses Cache Valley Lewiston Man Will Oppose Pond Million Dollar Storm For Commission Post agri-cultui- al Life Saving Course Awards Announced lf Swiss-Germ- al Merrill Services, Will Be Friday J pci-so- di-r- ec Page |