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Show The Weather thus I'TAH- - Clear afternoon, tonight and tomoriow; ruch cool-with loral Cooler this afternoon fiost tonight oi Number 221 MT!l LOGAN. UTAH. FRIDAY, Price Five Cents. "m VUUi: ... Chaplins J J JOB PLANS H. Walker Is )r, R, Will Broadcast Again Speaker At Club Meeting J lot Of ugricultui al waste now tenals and surpluses aie utilizi d in various forms as J, of the discoveries mad. jesult research scientists, Dr R H the- - school ot ilker, dean of at the USAC and head station at the Die experiment told Logan Rotarians iee The subject ol Di ursday address was "Chemuigy jlers "the Western States Foil w in War" Dr E Alltn Bateman, prcsidi nt the club, presided He arnimne the coming visit to the Lig in u oik of Gonu-- r l3ry club price L'iah-ldah- o Rotary go-loThe nest on October 12 ft j y ' - l"l ic ' i t i (nilil ii i k "M uthi ( I i ' i i n II ) t 'i pii mi ,ii n ,iu- - p II n ute. from dem--strate- d ( t nt bii tit ot ui Ins u ilt the u iii h tl thu Iicilic an lo.i.l campaign tonight Yank Carrier Planes Blast mbit ess from Los Angeles' huge ' i he will memorial eohseum wh-r' An jl In, outline the Republican progtam loi expansion of urtemploymerv. old age pension, i ompensat ion, uul minimum wage la v.s J'ollow up he will which Tin adduss, MWT ovi Inoodiast al tilt N itmn.il Broadcasting Cum i follow-uP my nctvvcik, will he .speea.i from our Flight ti.iimng will be ofiertd to last night Francisco when he promised, !' ul Ft in Slate Agricultui.il college i lei ted, to find a middle road beichoo! yeai, tween 'New Deal ikiiiiig tin coming regimentation through loopei.ilion of the college end a reai tionary phi'usophy of to postwar jobs nh.d in ronaulics depaitment and the ullev Ftying St l vice al senility for all without loss of Cache or political Heedorn an pint, it was an- personal A round of meetings with lend-ei- s t, nounced today by Alexander of toe aircraft and motion head of the dipaitment putuie industries, lavor cigain..-ationand political groups piecsch The orficial Civil Aeronautics 9pm Heads Legion Jap Targets Situation On European Front Is Described Desperate In Various Battle Areas Gil-bti- s Administration flight training progiom will he followed, and will be made available to all students desiring it Giound school work will be done at the USAC, with it actual flight Gaining at the The cost will be $300 per student for 40 hours time, including 20 hours dual instruction and 20 hours solo flight. This represents five more hours than are required for a pnvate pilot's under CAA rules. Students will also pay transportation fare to and from the airport. Classes will be arranged for daily instruction according to class schedules air-po- e, Edwaid N N Scheiberling Y, was elec:od of ester-day Outstanding Utaggie as not onal commander of the American Legion as the Legion's 26th annual national convention iloed m Chicago He succeeds Edward H Athertor. of Stockton, Calif Gridder Visits Here Visiting in Logan today and therefore raising memories of tha great Utah Aggie football team Louis Falck, now a of 1922-w- as salesman for a sporting goods stoi e. Mr. Falck was quarterback for the Utags in 1922 when Coach Dick Romney's great team astounded football observers of the Rocky Mountain conference. Still in Funeral services wer.' being ar- very athletic and interested Utah State sports prospects, Louis s ranged today for Veinon in Rhodes, 50, of 153 East renewed several acquaintances town. 7 n id North street, Logan, who Mr. Falck has betn described by was found dead Thuisday after as the outstanding noon on h.s faim near Garland, Coach Romney at Utah State during quarterback Box Elder county. 27 years as head coach Romney's crushed beer had Mr. Rhodes when the at the institution. sometime Wcdnt-sdatractor he was operating evident- ' Farm Mishap the evening addresi Dcvvty and his party were accompanied by Gov. and Mrs. Earl Wairen as they moved south in o the populous Los Angeles area which holds 40 per cent of the state's nearly 4,000,000 voters, Dewey made his initial bid for California s 25 electoral votes last night before an overflow crowd of 15,000 persons who jammed Sar. Francisco's civic auditorium to hear the GOP nominee chaige that the Roosevelt administration has failed utterly to solve the problem of political freedom and economic security. Defeatism Charged Saturated as it is with the defeatist theory mat America is past its prime, the New Deal can see only two possibilities for America ever increasing regimentation as one alternative, and reaction as the other," he charged. It believes that economic secuuLy (Continued On Page 2) Auxiliary Is To Logan Man Successful In Drive auxiliary of the Logan- oversuoabed the goal in the state bond it irchasing contest by $1C00, u stated today by Mrs. W. A auxiliary president. organization sponsored a ennergren, bond selling contest, control and roile to the purchase of an ly got out of him He had been plowing plane oy Utah Auxili-e- s upon Mrs VVennergren expressed pastuie land along a ravine river, and apparently trie preciation to local citizens for to back the vehicle up when it e extended. cooperation rolled sideways down the hill, made two complete 'urns an landed upnglit in the bottom ui talian ptember voted nea.-Bea- r Fire Causes Slight 1 Problems Damage To Bakery a1 To Head Fund Drive Blaine Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson, and Janet Earl, daughter of Mr. and Mis 20, lis94, m A $175 J. L. Bonnie" Earl, were -- 1 & - r- -- u-- Appointments ? Sofia, j i Juuijjj-h- - , pines. Tokyo said the American planes, whose strike on Wednesday (Thursday Manila time) was described as in a special communique superlatively successful issued by Adm. Chester W. Nijnitz, had returned again for a second day of assaults. were Meeting Saturday SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AEF, Sept. 22 (UJR) heavy German counterattack has forced back American 1st army troops northwest of Trier, it was announced officially today, and British airborne troops fighting against heavy odds in the Arnhem area of Holland are in a critical plight. Meanwhile, a popular uprising in Manila, actual or potential, was suggested today as the frenzied Japanese puppet government declared martial law following a heavy American carrier plane raid on Manila Bay and airfields on each side of the Philippines capital. The attack took American forces back to Manila Bay for the first time in more than two years, and was describ- A second day of American carrier plane raids in the Manila area was reported by radio Tokyo today, m the wake of smashing attacks on shipping and an fields that brought a declaration of martial law by the frenzied Japanese puppet government ot the Philippines The map above shows Manila and other principal Philippines areas. ed successful by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz. announced Latest reports to supreme head-4- quarters said German artillery was pounding the Arnhem "island of Britishtroops dug in on the north bank of the Rhine while a relief column of second army tanks struggled vainly to puncture the Cache Paper Salvage Drive Described A Big Success ob-U- two-wee- in a special communique Detroit Defeats Boston Chib 7 to 4 nazi noose. dispatcu from the Arnhem at 9 a. m. reflected the desperation of the situation there, the correspondent marveling at what has kept the British going sinci Sunday and saying that "only one thing is certain they will keep going " until the 2nd army gets A BRIGGS STADIUM, Detroit, 22 trPI The Detroit Tigers increased their American lcagu s lead over St. Iuis to a full gamo today by defeating the Bostcn Red Sox in the first game of a doubleheadr, 7 to 4. here Dick Wakefield's 11th home run Violent Fighting with the bases loaded in the fifth A German dispatch broadcast by inning was the deciding blow and the Berlin radio described most gave Rufe Gentry his 11th victory; violent fighting in Arnhem, key of the season against 13 defeats. stionghold commanding the ap- Joe Bowman was the losing hurl-e- r. proaches to northwestern Germany, which had been raging since SunGentry limited the Red Sox to day. indicating that the Bntixl six hits while the Tigers combed had captured the town but wer. three Boston hurlers for 12 blows. unable to consolidate their victory Heudquarteis sources snid tha (Continued On Page 8) pocket ' ip 0mer NtpJUEGD "a St Nan Duneldorf "" M"CXCo,on' ill. lyBELGlUM Liege S'olbcrg ) " upei Coblenz ' Amiens O'. (tEZSS2lS.J i"h" Fronkfurl t Doimstodt Weneiei i (1F.A Telephoto) British armored forces strike directly east tor BERLIN BOUND Berlin, nearing Rhine in ar, j beyond lindlioven, v hile American airborne forces already are aiross the Rhine to the north. New gains were chalked up agauiit stiffened opposition in the Aachen and drier area. Fourth Ward Choir To Present Cantata nf-r- s, sat-ivtio- . A ap- late the sale of stamps and bonds at school. Student directors, will the aid of home room secretaries, plan to sponsor contests, assemblies and other events, designed to arouse enthusiasm toward war financing. Home room secretaries include Marilyn Earl, Elaine Lundstron Yvonne Marquardt, Kathryn Knowlton, Siharhne Neeley, Ann Marvin Rakich, Ralhson, Denzu Lee Stewart, Brob.v, Eugene Fnschknecht, John Merrill, Keit.i Hansen, Rosemary Crookston, Catherine Stevens, Cleo Christen sen, Iva Lou De Witt, Burtlie Larson, Lu Dean Burris and Iris old-ag- e lill ti. p by Mrs. Caroline Miner aqd Mr3 Bessie Pack, faculty advisers. Purpose of the drive is to stimu- Harvest Begins T HHui?!1- pointed today as student director! of the Logan high scaool victory drive. fire causing apnroximatelv worth of damage was reportMarcellous mid ed at 3 14 a. m tins morning ut Studied At Quebec Lchi, a son ofRhodes His fam- the Royal Bakery, 118 N. Main Amand,. Hodge he va owned by Max Johnson. The flic when Garland to ily moved He was edu was caused by an overheated of age. WASHINGTON, nine 22 (IT) ycais Sept. to wooden too close esident Roosevelt said today rated m Loin and Box Elde. ichimney afters The damage was entirely Ht he and Prime State Utah attended hools and 1 Wins-s, Minister covered by insurance, Fire Chief Merrill. Churchill devoted a (Continued cm rage 3) great deal E S. Laurence stated. time in Qui bee to planning for heeler, night baker, who Ray Kradual transfer of more work at 2 30 a. m.. through gets , to the Italian govein-ot- Old-Ag- e Beet Pension home driven was by Ray Poultec, ami developing replans to pre-b- l Poulter When policeman night the Italian people from starv--turned to check his beat, ho and Oct. 9th In County lui7ing to death this discovered flames coming out of i tor '.he of back vent the a bakery, in "r Roosevelt told his news called the fire depaitment. It "ference that he and Churchill Another meeting for diseuxsion and 0 talked ill could have been a bad fire if it The 1944 sugar beet harvest n held be will fua lot about the of pension had not been reported so quickly, Cache county will commence Ocadof Germany. But he said Log-iSaturday, and will be not does baker because the day tober 9, instead of October 16 as ;,rc culd be no news on tins dressed by officials of the state come on until 4 00 a. m., leaving formerly announced, wais announced tlse pf their discussion at pres- according to organun'ion, it Crookston an hour and a half with no one D. E. Smith, manager of th; by Robe't today the bakery, Chief Laurence Lewiston ln factory, Amalgamated field of international The meitmg, open to the general in said. Mr Roosevelt at Sugar company. n public, will be held Siturduy expressed There wasn't very much damThe sampling of beets in the with progress being 10 a m. in Logan chamber of comJohnson Mr. reported. county, 'de m the age done," conducted this week, merce building Dumbarton. Oaks shows that the harvest can comconferences, security mence a week earlier, he declar'inK that he thought the ed. "It also indicates that the evemont of 00 per cent agree- crop this year is not so good as M 8 Cdrn av S00 that of 1943, but better than 1942 ige We expect, however, that the yield Asked about the Italian political will b average despite the luie nation, the president said he hot like s spring. is lynchtngs this Cache efvreni e to the mob schools will obslaying Mrs. Haskins wishes to thank serve a county k paper salvage drive, harvest vacation fa,mst involved in the trial Thursdays p lotro in the county, the Lions club for its participation beginning October 13, while Caruso, who was police not yet completed Logan of Lome the paper. All little city students will be out of classabout 200,000 lbs , and during the latter will yield loads, rather than the in picking up rooms one for sfs of the German week October 13 tj out after the regular occupation. four boxcar Has- pickups put three expected, Mrs. Clark E. an- time, were gleaned later, she stat- 21. These school vacations will be the of drive, kins, chairman ed. Other groups she washes to determined, ln the last event, by SIGNED p Hyrum pick-u- LoWASHINGTON, thank are the Bee Hive Girls, the the weather. Sept. 22 lP- -l nounced today. Smithficld and From 300 to 320 persons will ent Roosevelt today. Girl Scouts, the Herald-Journa- l, today signed will be was it "over the top, at the Lewiston KVNU, and the Cache American be employed ,,x(crding the Rural gan went and factory, which begins processing revealed. ltatlon their cooperation for generous culling program, t lon !t the same time to a The Boy Scouts in the Logan help to make the program, a suc-- i of beets October 11, Mr. Smith j. p, r ntPl lurgest sin- cess. said. There will also be 60 men wdcr rural power Tenth ward were the contributors, fr ' lcs ln at the companys 2.' next employed the for now, order to bring "mud-- . gle organized togroup Start saving credit. They 'nut'' t0 "the farm fanuluk with ten tons their will be sometime this stations in Cache county and that pick-u- p but the paper, collected le thiee in southern Idaho. k 'winter," she stated. country" after the not only too. lr piled tuid loaded it, the runic lie was boin July m j, SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AEF, Sept. 22 UR have beaten jback American Herman counterblow troops noithwest of Trier, headquarters announced today, and a front dispatch indicated that Lt. Gen. Courtney II. Hodges 1st army troops Jiave been pushed over the border in that sector where the first penetration of Germany was made. On the bright side, however, was the report that a second day of American carrier plane raids in the Manila area was reported by radio Tokyo today, in the wake of smashing attacks on shipping and airfields that brought a declaration of martial law by the frenzied Japanese puppet government of the Philip- Students Appointed Is Fatal by Dr. Walker. The lit u i p non-atab- le Womens urroui It JOHN L. UTTER ABOARD DEWEY CAMPAIGN IK IN Sept 22 il 1- '- Gov Thoni-i- s E Tie vvev winds up lus Pacific um g at the luncheon UK) K. H Blanchard ionaul Fornotf of Oakland Ro. ans from other clubs attend-the luncheon were Eugene C . of Brigham City, W imer of East Petersburg, Pa . L Jenkins of Preston, and G Wickes of Camden, N. J. member of the D E. Smith, , tary special program comnnt-,jwas master of ceremony. Dr Walker told how a former adent of his, Harvey Miller of asant Grove, now employed by i Quaker Oats company, has ooluUonized that business by ming a former waste product, :e hulls of the oats, into one , the most profitable parts of the jiness. He told how more and jre agricultural products arc med into useful channels rough the work and study of the rentists. He told, for instance, c one ton of sawdust is trans-me-d into half a ton of sugar which again is turn-- ; into 50 gallons of alcohol. He Hated how several research in different parts of the .turn are turning former waste oducts into 'new uses, such as astic materials from hen feath--- s, and yarn and thread from egg .egion J Flight Training Offered At Utah State College This Year re and Several articles made rtner waste products were ' Tonight At Nine . ! wi Visitors u t I in le, ctingof the Rotary club will hi with the Logan conjunction ins and Kiwams clubs Tuesdav 'v . miM ii t "W' . j W- - Hu w r.:; 7 Jn ''jf Login Fourth waid ilion, lin li f direction of R Bob Robinson, will present Evan Suplos 'The Vision," in the w chi, Sunday evening al 7 " o i lot k n was announced tod iv ty H.siioii Ira N. Hay w aid Accompanying the i'. ur will hi Bertha lursoi, oigu'ist, whiin tenon soloi.sfs arc Lawrcm-- i Li and George B. Everton, baritone. There will be two li'os add a choir of 40 voiies partu nt'ng in the rend tion The general public is invite' to attend the servue. i- -d 1 i EXPECT TO BALK WASHINGTON. Sept. 22 ouse backing a large-scal- e program development for the Missouri valliy indu aled today that t In v would balx at President Roosevelt s request to carry it out undtr the adiinni-,tratiosuin' u to the Tcttne Republicans n valley attlumV Logan Infantryman Returns From Battle Duty In Italy IV Linden Larsen, inf u. iry m an from Loga a, is back rated States alter serving in tl e in Italy Divisiuia with the 36-- us it fought north from Salerno Landing Si ptember in 2. Noith Infant-- its Africa Miss Aulumn Gives y way on 1943, he was assign- Cache Warm Hello Sept. Courses Sunday For Senior Scout Chiefs Important Senior Scout leader-hitraining courses in the Cache Valley Council were announced today by Preston W. Pond, scout executive. The courses will be conducted Sunday in four communities, and will offer Instruction in fundamentals for scouters in the senior scout program, as well as for troop committeemen. Following are the sites and hours for the courses: Liogan Junior high school, Sunday at 2 p. m., for leaders of Cache, and Hyrum districts. Preston seminary building, Sunday at 2 p. m., for Oneida and Franklin districts. Richmond tabernacle, Sunday at 2 p. m., for Benson district. Smithfield stakehouse, Sunday at 2 p. m , for Smithfield district. p Autumn bad' As Mistress to the 141st Infattry with whuh he wetil in at Salerno a Hello" to Cache valley residents few days after the invasion. this morning, she was garbed ti . "The 36th saw plen y of real the dress of summer itrsl inf ntry uction in those Officially the first day of fall weeks in Ita'y, he said "There a maximum of Si waa Mount Lungo, which vve tool: today brought so as far the temperuture on weeks two degrees after fighting for We wer is concerned Coldest it got lust top of the mountain. hold ng the left flank tip there night was 44 degrees. and the Jciries were trying everyIt was a far cry from a week thing tiny could to get us off. The d ly X remember best of ago when the mercury dropped ti tlio.e two weeks was December 30 in some sections of the county EVACUATE AREA 10, the last day I saw any action. blackening tomato vines and The LONDON. Sept. 22 They were shelling us with mor-tv-- freezing silage corn. Rs s Colder weather for tonight and Germans have evacuated northern and eveiything tnev loi.ld Lung tip The one that got Saturday was the forecast fron Estonia, the German transocean news agency repotted today. the local bureatl. 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