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Show T TODAYS SPORT PARADE 10 LOST AND FOUND LOST: or yyi. TKe Herald-Journa- . .. Mem-chell- l, weights is tempered by his recollections of U. S. invasion by the Campolo brothers Vittorio and Valentino. We do not recall if Johnston had a hand in importing tlie elder Vittorio, the "rocking chair champion," who perferred to sway in a rocker on his training camp piazza rather than get in condition. But Janies Joy did import youngwho er Valentino Campolo, should have tried to get a job as major league backstop - he was such a great catcher. MeniehtMl were a flyweight of a brawny, brown- heavyweight- - one might understand the seeming stealth with which he invaeled our shores ar.d established a bridge-iea- d upon Jacobs beach. At the IY'ork i current transcribing, promoters, fans and boxing writers of the U.S.A. aie not the least But interested in flyweights. good heavies are more sought atter than nylon fust weld this Moreover, invas- ion of a foreign heavyweight since Pearl Harbor with the fact that hia importer is none other than Janies J. Johnston one of the fight game's greatest ballyho Hrtists and you have a puzzle in quietude that baffles the chroni- INSURANCE SAVE 257c on all kinds of insur- ance on your business property, farm autos, furniture, homes, bldgs. Also life insuranre. J. H. 03 Miller. 181 W. 4 S. Ph. 648-- FOR RENT. MISC. 3 s, Owen Moran, Boer Kodei, Ted Kid Lewis and I'hnnting" Phil Sieott to say nothing of his buildup! for such natives as Johnny Dundee, Boh Pastor and Ahe Simon- 0-1- Me.ii-chel- - li six-fo- ot ' ; 3 j v or0-R- t. .i HOUSES FOR SALE brick home E. 202 S. 3 Eli ct. priv. 281 E. 2nd No. MOL. 5x9 rod lot. S23 BASEMENT. Heights. bath, 10 'acres land, 3H shares water, 3'n blocks east of store, Providence, James Barnett Linn Wood, S27 W. ldry. equip.. htd., elec. equip., priv. bath. 215 E. 5 N. S23 NICELY furn., suitable for 2 or S23 3 adults. 547 S. Main. 2- 146-R- elevator. GRAIN Mendon S ADULTS. 2 rm., htd., elec, also 020 bdrm for boys. 475 N. 4 E. FOR immediate sale, modern home, large garden plot, barn '34 CHEV. sport coupe Thomas B. and chicken coops. 3 West and Lindley. Ph. Hyrum. S25 Center. Smithfield. S22 , FOR SALE MISC. bath, laundry, 2 mod. home- Full bsmt., furnace and stoker. 488 S. 1 VV. S23 - MALE HELP age. Ph to run perm, for ngu drait i.. S26 or 2il. W. 254-- MAN area, E. 5 TRUCK driver for Lagan 0-1- 5 man preferred over mil 464 Dora Chipman, River 020 clean, 260 N. S22 TON pickup, completely over hauled Paul Naef, Dayton. S22 HOUSES FOR Flour warehousemen WANTED: brie! and grain handlers in nationally essential permanently establishgarage. Ph worked industry. Essential war WANTED ers must have eei tificate of availability. Apply Sperry Fluui TeleOR LEASE: 2 Ini company, Ogden. Utah. Mod Ph G1 phone 8811. ' 'ove U AH' at P.M EL. equipped near college. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS CM.WECTDC, VOU IN SMFC ?v FCiPC Mv PWOTO0CAFW To MAGAZINE I IF V0U D SFNT IJ in Mf ON SAVE PUT WOULD IT f OTHER 'PAGnuj- Lev El w tm NOT MA8.NG 754-- s Tl-- 6 ATTRACTIVE apt. set up. Home, cottage, 5 apts fully equip. Good 2 OR 3 RM mod. 642 E. 7 N. S25 cond. 'Garage, garden. Close lo BEET rack, Baugh Motor Co. S25 business district. 78 N. 1 E. S26 priv. bath. 441 V. Center. Lincoln and Flemish Beauty pears 018 2 5 BRICK Ph. bushel. 230 3 N. E. $2.50 per Stewart home, & Harrison, Ph. 257-S22 DELUXE, near temple, for couple. Biue plums and cooking apples. 310 E. 2 N. E. J. Wilson. Ph. 204 696 Canyon Rd. Ph. 775-home, mod., furnace, Its 015 acres land. 899 W. 6 S. Phone Enamel Coal range, prac. new. $30. 1338. S22 NICE, cozy. 155 N. 2 E. Oil 5 J Ph. Smithfield home. 879 VV. 6 S. S22 WELL furn. htd. admits. 135 E. C. Sunbeam mix master with attach06 house, mediurfl lot. 271 ments, violin case, baby crib. North 2nd East. 3 S22 2 & 3 RM. 238 So. 2 E. apts. Mod, near college. A31 585 E. 7 N. Ph. 698-brick Ph. 1387-VAfter 5 4009 ft 4x4 $35 per 1000; 100 white m. p. 060R3 C5c S22 ea Ph. STEAM heat, spacious, pvt. bath., leghorn pullets. 5 elec, rge., ldry, 253 VV. 1 N. S22 2 HOMES near temple. 295 N. 3 E. 013 W'ardrcke trunk, port radio, FEMALE HELP WANTED ipn, fishing reel. Ph. S22 ROOMS FOR RENT d WOMEN lo sew on dresses; work for those qualified. C'OAL range, kitchen cabinet Dora PLEASANT sleeping rm., close in, 020 Tempo Trend Co., 39 Federal Chipman, River Heights. would consider bd. Ph. 679-S22 Ave. S22 manna. calf ALWAYS available COZY bedroom. 21 S. 1st E. 018 Rees Feed Store, Smithfield. 020 LOANS .$10 TO $300 BSMT. rm., bath, $10. 203 Rlvd NEW carload bone meal just re- 012 Furniture, livestock and Cars ceived. Place your order now. Kies Peed Store, Smithfield. STATE IX)AN COMPANY 'WORK WANTED S27 Ph. 71. O F L O G A N 29 W. 1st No. remodeling or fixing Phone 260 . Bovd PAINTING, NEW huge hay derrick. S24 up. Ph. 821-S23 Pitcher. South Smithfield. 5 females I , r J i 088-R- 5 80-- T V J n Its HlS SiSTLC. r maf s ro nice Brother who Veil TsiAT 'N T NO WAS TO l IN Ms HfLPs ' FUTURE pho-nn- tfp j , Support; 1091-V- , V. year-aroun- STUDENTS for piano. Hazel F. wuz robbed." composer. Ph Logan Jacobson, 195 Johnston Menichefli, Perhaps pounds packing 133-S2.4 does not understand Spanish. Any- - on a frame, is a cletk in way, press clippings from Argen- - the war ministry offices at Buenos tine newspapers declare in black Aires- He may be a "secret weapWANTED TO BUY and white Castilian that Mcnichelli on" because of Johnstons Is the "hardest hitting Argentine OR rent metronome. Ph. 3H. heavy weight since Firpo." One CHILD'S auto and trike ATIII.KTE OF MONTH rccallp that Luis Angel Firpo, the LOS ANGF.LES, Sept. 22 il'.lb bolL.of the Pampas, visited US in the early 1920s with his Comely Pauline Betz, who joined ONE used cornet. Phone 491-celluloid collar and attractive such titans as Helen Wills Moody, and knocked Jack Alice Marble and Helen Jacobs BONE MEAL and Meat Meal. Loaecretary, in California's tennis hall of fame HORSES for fox feed. Ph. 1563-S27 gan Seed Si Feed. Dempsey into the press seats. when she copped her third straight 020 S23 284 S. 3 E. ROUND Oak range. Womens championship One would expect Johnston to be national your dead and useless horses BALED mixed stiaw and sparring with the world War for early this month, tqdny was named SELL grass. an opening on the front pages of southern California athlete of the or cattle to White's Trout Farm Lthi Clawson, Hyrum. Ph. 60-and receive more money. Phone our newspapers with such notices month by the Helm's athletic S23 Hyrum 011-Ras: Another Firpo lands in New foundation. AFAMILY cow. Jersey. 1 heifer TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY freshen soon. Pre-wwhite enamel coal range, like new. Loy Wise. Lady driving to Madison S23 Robinson, No. Logan. Would like passenger. Ph. Smith-fiel- d f MOD. hid., Itlry, garage. No. 38 J, observers fear FLOOR sanders. Everton A Sons. superlatives, that Memchell: actually may be Jyl945 a fighter, although at 27 he has had only about 10 professional bouts. Mo.st of his efforts have SPECIAL NOTICES amateur been confined tr the ROLLO shoe service will open brackets in whicn he registered at Smithfield in old Bakery bldg 50 kayoes in 60 simon pure brawls. 0-Oct. 2. His brief pro record is marred by technical kayo losses to Arturo Ph 1334-- J Godoy end Rosroe Toles because Factory piano tuning. . s of a gashed left brow. However, he did hold Godoy to a 1331-.I FACTORY piano tuning. Ph. draw in another bout, in which Old the Argentine writers said ..for iu PALAMINO & steel dust quarter horse stallions. Ph. Dunbar 446. 012 some of cauliflower canvon Amazing, is the reticence, of James Joy Johnston, who did siieh .drum-beatin- Ph 46 012 207 S. 1 VV. FOR SERVICE Because of Johnston's unprecedented reluctance to go in for clers g inagiiiHeent such importations as wye. Saddle horses. 1944. .J ork." Instead, Johnston of the NEW YORK. Sept. 22 6' P- i- Mo.st RENT UNFUR. unusual importation in the history sui prisinglyr blark hair says mere- FOUND: Frat pin, S A E. Ph. 820-- J APTS. FOR S23 and pay for ad. of ballyhooed boxing was this ly, "1 hope Meiiielielli stapds up. S25 priv. bath, 145 V. 4 S. Tins is gladiator gulch vernacular week's arrival of Fernando LOST: $10 bill in business district. the "I he comes from man" for hope through." mystery S23 Ph. 1456-R- . AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE I'e. haps Johnstons Argentine, , who cate into New expected in virtual secrecy. enthusiasm for Argentine heavyFOR HIRE '36 OLDS: 37 Ford. 114 E. 4 N. S27 L 22, HELP WANTED APTS. FOR RENT FURN. l- Logan, Utah, Friday Evening, September ton hydraulic Jack. Ph. 8 1021 -- K -- 7 1 t I -I- S. " 1 i H PH M 5 f ( 2. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES IENT THIS bOQ.T OY I CCOYfLW? 9 Bv EDO AC COWL OW'.ASOCYA CNUl YO W r TEYVb S22 8-- In Groups Of Ten r. m. , d;00 Cecil Pronrn. 6:15 Sunny Wtyin STcnn!e. 0 :SG Freedom of Opportune. 700 GaLrtot Honttor 5 7:1 AtfcftH, Ike ati.I Hnp 7 or Nothin ft Ley Ima vL Tftini M.iurltUo fizht fit. fo'iowluar I.?! Jr. M- 9 J3 j 9 JO i 9 - 4 9 !.C0 10 J 30 p- - j Ob in !. 0 19 It KuMon 1 1 mi :ui Orrlieafrft. Ocorge Bternoy' l.owoil Thomas. Liquid Armorplata. f.amrh with I.ou Holts. KVMI News. HiiloliRhts on th News, Imrliwto. Jimmy Footers Orchestra. KVN1 N-- Gooding ht. Program For Saturday, Sept. 23 A. M. 6:00 HerzM i 1 : 5 'VaMarn r. .Wua. Journal 12 15 Sorenad. .39 39 49 00 IS 10 Flashes. Paw Patrol. t P. Neas. UTeock Market Reports. Weather forecast ft Interlude. 7 .90 Hear Request Hour. R .00 Nena report hy Iurry Myer. K :I3 House. Rnlnhow . 9 .00 Childrens Rllds Hour. 9 :30 Hohhy Hookey. 10 :0 Hello Horn. ll 10 .30 19 1 1 :09 11 :20 It :46 :5 1J .00 m. 3 McIntyres Orrhestra. To Win. Foot ha name Indiana ni Hpln vs. illnols. This is Ilaiiotan. Hob Htron Orchestra. Airlane Ttlo I ro 39 15 30 43 .hi 45 an r. o( Ed f mere Pep.ript Handicap Oaraood Vans Orchestra. Manhattan Handiciip. l.ee Castle Orcheatra. one Minute of Jraer. Ion P. News. Your Rd Cross Reporter. Navy ltullptln Boant. Lumhqon with Lopez. 01 30 30 43 JJemo Movie Calendar ft f nl Me Intyres OO Confidentially 00 Interlude. for Tomorrow. Halls of Montezuma. Movir.Merry-Go-Houn- American Eagle In Rrtlain Interlude. (rchstra. Yours. Copyright. 1544. NLA Service, Ine. XI next Cay was a Sunday and Walt usually consecrated it to j late sleep and golf. But he lashed himself awake with a long cold shower, dressed in his best and fell in alongside Margaret when she went lo church. She was very much I up, and so wss her face. She wore a public smile of Sabbath sweetness, but she did not speak to Walt at all. As they went home she said: j Thn sorry we quarreled, Wal- ter. I'm sorry I was so cross with you." a I j j ".Why, rush of hope. "Its my duty to -- he caspe- - Sf: - in nt end forebearing with you, she just wanted you to jfFjhr'T hat I forgive you. luncheon Margaret hr"""d A out of her creaking chair, , her voice creaked: I'm going lo get out of these tight things. up .While youra t'.l and looking so swell, why not come out, to the country club? And sit like a bump on a log while you chase a ball round the links? Humph! Crd j I . you. "Ill not blame' piay. Ill r". v. me for keeping "Youll you from playing. I know you. Id be happier at home by my-seif. 'v9 r She vV vegetable that sits still and tens where it takes root. j flared up: re fat- lie as Margarc, oud given up ail idea of any to yourself, not to mention Do you think married life is tell you theres no such thing. If this is your idea of a home well, its not mine. ' Whats her name? she said. I dont know yet, he answered, and flung out of the house in a rage of more fear than fury. A T the club he looked about .for Tom Beckley, but he and Sue were going round the links together with Bob Dunbar and his wife. Walt knew few men at the club and he was feeling lost and forlorn when he heard a voice that put a deal of witchery in three syllables: Oh, hello! He turned and faced Mrs. Drummond. Hello yourrelf! he answered with a wit that delighted them both. His heart began racing like a silly pup that has broken its leash and is running wild in a free world. I've had enough golf for toI day, said Mrs. Drummond. was just going in for a swim. A grand idea," he said. She was a forward thing, but he could go forward, too. "I'll meet you here? said site with a rising inflection. He kept a swimming suit at the clubhouse, which he now entered with a sense of wild adventure. He came out to find Mrs. Drummond waiting. She had a light robe about her, but its shapelessness seemed to proclaim, by its clinging concealment, what shapeliness was beneath. She was to Walt bewitchingly beautiful, dazzling. Her bathing cap gave her a Grecian look. His eyes were flooded with such admiration that he looked away from her uneasily. The glance he flung over his shoulder revealed his wife watching him. V of love be-iv- ng 1 y- - Blue tokens are now valid only in groups of ten, H. Grant Ivins. Utah OPA district director, reminded housewives today as retailers stopped giving blue tokens as change. After Saturday, September 30, blue tokens will be of no value to the consumer, Mr. Ivins said. Ration change for blue stamps is un necessary now because the new point values for processed foods have been set 1h multiples of ten." From' now until September 30 if housewives nave fewer than ten tokens they may pool .their blue tokens with a neighbor to make ten in order to obtain rationed processed food. Retailers have a nine-dperiod in which to dispose of their aj wio-M set, living room set, dressers, chairs, beds, mattresses, and varied household articles, 271 N. 2 E. S23 j- - YA0YYY-VO- 00Y (bTAOOTVXYD CALF MANNA. Russell Feed. Ph. 1192-- Seed FRESH corn. Phone WHITE 100 & S22 J. 1013-- S22 J. leghorn mos. old. $1.25 pullets, ea. Mrs. Frank it- 'v) STROVE rOLLT HEARD Ago LIT A SHE DIDN'T SAT WHAT IT VNAS.'CEfTJ IT doomed. But Mrs. Drummond was so demure in her superiorities that Walt suddenly turned against her. Old loyalties to his old love, his family, his home recaptured him. Yet ' - T S Of KYDEh KKD VJA3 ' Different ' E, SHE Y COE?) x TO K v 'VRO.EASE-- y A ONE so that; r y A CN. N'T CO'MN '''55 gAC. "iCU.1 . S22 Talbot, Lewiston. Ph. CERESAN and copper carbonate for treating wheat. Bogan Seed 13-R- 1. Feed. & 1 S26 tractor plow, model Ford wood saw, 16'X) lb. work horse. Ph. 088-RS25 BOTTOM 16 A 2. DALAMATIAN E. puppies. 130E N. 1 S25 2 EXC. Jersey 585 E. 7 N. cows. Ph. Wv or 698-- J S25 IKK . CW lM IT NL.. fW SO YOU ARE AFRAID TANA WILL SELL YOU JAPANESE OUT? TRUCKS We handle all details, payoff and balance owing . . . Complete all O.P.A. forms. No Waiting Spot Cash! MILLER CHEY. CO. 209 North Main LOOKS LIKE r :4 WK! fur-As-- a. M S mt u nf 4f TH --A NERVE that wench, MY ROY A. TSKl TSN, THAT struvingV PERSON- -CANT HAVE hNVMPV'.M GET ALONS With you' JrZD J NOW LOON. NlTTEN, DON'T SCARED WHAT THE Bi3 SHOT DONT WNOVV WONT HURT HiM, AND I'VE GOT USE FOR A BRIGHT YCXjNG LADY LINE YOU I 'hmm! BE "'fPJ.Ct. - ' C T0 THE TOWER. WmERE, FOR PNOUR Own HOW GOOD, YOU'LL INTERESTING' ) BE MORE OR LESS WHERE PR SONER... Which ARE YOU 5 A LOT BETTER. J I .TAlMNo H i' Than being dead L S A MEANWHILE CUR HEROS MAN, WHO GOT HiMSELF ThROVYN OUT FOR DISRESPECT. Shows his teeth... as IF POOR OOP T- -- HASN'T ENOUGH trouble Vlii. With MAJOR HOOPLE OUK BOARDING HOUSE 60-- 0 ! SNHlB HIDE WvM THOUSiNnV DOLL ARE HE INI NEVARE FlNlD ? ZB CR.EESTAL ARE TWO CANEl9, OT.ZER. NiOvU WAM ARE FM- - man! wan VOlTH ON HE VJHEESWERE.FO-IM- G CUT OP COH6HEO INkTHEES, wlOT NOO ACE CALL HAiRPLCviNE VARY COONV ' drat LET'S m come, come, Svoakm STICKTO THE SUBJECT, MISPLACED 1,000--- " SHARE: UP THAT IMPERIAL FlSHBOWlL AMO C EASE DISHING out balderdash AVN for THREE DOLLARS OUT Oi l' vv W 11. 1. WHEM 7H' , TH' TO bull o woods wamts GET AWAY FROM EVERYTHING HE COME S DOWN AND Sns with Old dam-w- hy DON'T HE OFF ALONE SOMEWHERE ? ou Dan no company-h- e NEVER TALKS get s STRESS V Troubles? Call 133-J- l For Prompt Service on All Repairs and Parts! "The Old Reliable COe 6FES 'MOTNOU ARE: CALL THREE BUC,kB , S.yfftlHVY. S S'. AM-- ' IN A WAY ITS HIND OF AN INSULT TO DAW IF HE VISITS WITH HIM! TO GET AWAY FROM EVERYTHING THEM HE CANT What! Having Flumbfng .10 NTS rUIMBINO CO Now Located At 7fl NORTH 2ND WEST All Work Caiti On Completion A ALLEY UUP Used Cars J WAS T? 'yrs 'J For Good, Clean S WWLQt YOTVWVAORt- - SMALL brown heater, 272 N. 3 W. S22 Smithfield, ' cheap. We Pay Todays Top Ceiling Price II' ij.j 00 L WEFtCttON o S23 October 9, retailers can RABBIT PELLETS. Logan Seed & Feed. S23 deposit blue tokens in ration bank them at accounts, or exchange local war and rationing Wardrobe trunk, port- radio, field price glass, fishing reel. Ph. 1091-boards for other forms of ration currency. Ration banks have stop- 100 WHITE faced old breedped issuing blue tokens to retailers ing ewes. D. R. Lewis, Richsince they are no longer needed mond. S22 for ration change. WATKINS products. Ph 827-015 lot. When she came slowly down SADDLE work horse, 2 mo. colt; to them, Margaret said: trailer; single harness. Ph. 812-S22 After yoCt left, Walt, I changed my mind and took a taxicab out. GOOD used door base casings, I saw you going into the clubhouse boards, doors, sinks, wash basin, to change; but you didnt see me water tank, toilet bowLs, ranges, naturally. lath, door frames, dec. switch She put a lot of venom into that. boxes, bed. Mrs. J. VV. Barrett, He managed to stammer an intro227 N. 1 E. S22 duction of a sort and he felt himself a traitor when he could not TULIP bulbs, 20c, 35c, A 50c doz. R. Bankhead, VVellsville. help noticing the difference beOU tween the two women. Mrs. Drummond was superb in carriage and terribly alive in mind and in flesh. Margaret was like a week's wa;h tied up somehow in a laundry bag of ornate silk, bulging here and drawn in there and likely to break out at any moment. On top of the laundry was a head, a face like the painted face of a doll. Walt could see that Margarets chief emotion was terror. She was more frightened, more desperately afraid than she had ever been beOR fore. She was drowning and 1 ..y WWWY. 1513-- J tokens-Throug- Mrs. Drummond dared to assume on ownership in him. Your husband and I are just going in for a swim, she said. Wont you join us? "Me? said Margaret. "Heavens on earth, I havent swum since I dont know when. My daughter does all the swimming for our family. Thats her out in the pool now, just taking off from the diving board with Tom Beckley. Oh yes! Beautiful girl, said Mrs. Drummond. "I met her last night. I have three daughters of my own and I have a devil of a time trying to keep up with them. Yet they think Im fast or something. have Three three? Well, my one dont approve o me either," said Margaret with the hollowest of laughs. As I always say " ed as guilty as she look She went rattU" him to be, but she looked tri- generalizations and ancient jokes. umphant. He had justified all her Walt must have loved her mightily She had caught him berau e he took shame for her bad suspicions. in a sccrc' rcndrzvms with a showiej. car; and a at the entitles you j rids to the ol the hi;; .' I.i r airily nil 7 .1 . 1, lvi 10 her l's worth I -- BEDROOM Blue Tokens Valid Program For Friday, Sept. 22 REPAIRED grain bags. Ph. r WOTTK NOYi'.ViOTTPi NOY V. SLY. TVVL VrtORiO VOOQ YOOVf.? -l r QLAY.Y OVb OY YYYYURS TO CVLFte OY Y.VtfSOOYY..OOT I AIM'D M 7 r O |