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Show MAGNA MAN SUCCUMBS AT DETAILS OF SUGAR RATIONING IMPROVEMENTS MADE AT DUCK REGISTER tptK- HOME SUNDAY Funeral Services Honor William Wallace Kilpack Cheerful, Willing Men Show Enthusiasm To Help Country Men of this vicinity, together with others, ages 45 to 64 in the signed country, enthusiastically behind-the-linservice in up for the fourth selective service registration Monday. Corps of willing women from the communities, acted as registrars, and contributed their services to further aid their country and m the battle for victory es peace. Registration was conducted from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Utah Copper Club and the Cyprus high school. The women were busy registering came off shift. kept very many men who The men cheerfully spoke of the fact that if necessary they could carry muskets, and wanted to help their country in every possible way. Many World War veterans were among the registrants, and men of Cyprus Post No. 38, American Legion, conversed in groups, and - related experiences of twenty-fiv- e years ago. All had cheerful demeanors. Because the new batch of registrants are not subject to military duty, they will not receive an order number or a classification questionnaire. They will, however, be required to fill out the regular occupational questionnaire. Officials have also pointed out that the new group could be made available for military duty by a amendment of the selective service act. However, this is not contemplated at the present time. Many local men had sons in the armed forces, and several stated they had grandsons serving. All of the volunteer workers are sincerely thanked by draft board officials for contributing their energy. in the registration simple Annual Cleanup For Cemetery Slated Here The annual cleanup for the Pleasant Green Cemetery, sponsored by the Americanism Committee of the American Legion, is set for May 4th, 5th and 6th. Every resident who would like to aid m this worthwhile effort, is asked to go to the cemetery with a shovel or rake and lend a hand. j Those who have dear ones laid to rest in the cemetery are especially urged to be present, or send someone to represent them. The committee is reluctant to go on any individual plot without the interested persons present to approve what is done, and this will be a fine opportunity to get help and make the place beautiful for Decoration Day. A fine program will be given on Decoration Day and announced at a later date. One does not have to be a member of the American Legion or any other civic organization, to take part in this work. Any questions about same should be referred to Homer Bowen or Kenneth C. Taylor of the Americanism Committee for Cyprus Post No. 38. MEN WITH DEPENDENTS reclassified Selective Service headquarters have instructed State Directors Place men with dependents into two dassifications3-for A those not in essential engaged war work and B for those who are engaged in essential war work. No men with "dependents will 3-- oe taken until all available physi- cally fit men without dependents have been called, headquarters Mld. When men with re taken, those in the dependents A classification will be called first The ""tjy 83 id persons with disqualifying physical defect! which he corrected will be class3-- ing (Pended) A cleared up. i. 8t and reclassi-a- s when the defects are ,n works are like the and heat of a candle, they cannt be separated. Beaumont well-know- Green cemetery, Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Sugar Ration Of JIalf Pound A U Is Set YPJL ASr ACCURATE AND GIVE DECLARATIONS CLUBHOUSE . '- j Patriotic, 2-Rationing books issued for sugar, will be used as the means of getting the consumers share of other commodities rationed. The one book is so arranged that as many as 7 or 8 rationed items can be regulated. he registration is to an agency of the United States government and a false statement to the same is punishable by a $10,000.00 fine or 10 yean in the Federal peniteniary or both. 1-- Funeral services for William Wallace Kilpack, 50, of Magna, were conducted Wednesday at 1 p. m. at 38 East Seventh South Street in Salt Lake City. Mr. Kilpack died Sunday at 8:05 p. m. at his home of cardiac dilation, acute bronchial asthma and silicosis. Hosts of friends and beautiful floral offerings paid tribute to the n Magna man. . Mr. Kilpack was bom in Murray, June 13, 1891, a son of John and Penelope Lambert Kilpack. He was a farmer and a veteran of World War 1. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Rose Sadler Kilpack; two sons, Donald and Virgil Kilpack of Magna, a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Gardner, Salt Lake City; four brothers, John Edward and James V. Kilpack, Salt Lake City; Albert Kilpack, Tooele, and Sylvester Kilpack, Murray;, three sisters, Mrs. Ada Rush ton. Hunter; Mrs. Lon Harkness, Salt Lake City, ind Mrs. Pearl Kroff, Tooele, and me grandchild. Burial was in the Pleasant - Be Improved Building And Grounds Finished For Membership Extensive improvements Other Americans are giving the supreme sacrifice, and for' the risk involved, ws, as individuals, cant afford to chisel on the members of our armed forces. BE WORTHY OF BEING AN AMERICAN BY BEING TRUE TO YOUR- a An adult member of the family may rer gister for the entire group. School nearest the at Elementery Register between the listed hours or any of the following days. May 4, 5, 6, and 7. (The Board suggests early registration on either of the first two (2) , days). Within the Granite School District area, the families living on 4800 West and East will register at the Monroe School at 4000 West and 3500 South. People living West of 4800 will register at the Whittier School In Hunter. Everyone regardless of ae$ (except those in the Armed Forces) must be accounted for in this registration. 'I, For any information, call el the Local Rationing Boards office at the reap of "the Sheriffs office in Magna Friday from 4:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. and Saturday burning from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Price Administrator Leon Henderson has announced that the g progovernments gram beginning early in May will have allotments limited durlf ing the first eight week to pound a week for each consumer. Before this program is completed, O. P. A. will determine the amount to be allotted for the next sugar-rationin- one-ha- period. The opening quota was revealed as O. P. A began distribution of- - 2,000,000 pamphlets to registrars and other local officials connected with the rationing mache page illusinery. The trated book contains instructions for the distributing authorities and consumers. Retail sugar sales ceased at ,midnight Monday- April 27. Remore than 130,000,-00- 0 gistration of consumers will begin on May 4 and the government expects to conclude it on Thursday, May 7. The ration book, to be known as War Ration Book No. 1," to be distributed to eligible consumers, will contain twenty-eigpermitting the stamps, each stamp ' holder to buy fixed amount of sugar in a fixed period. Actual rationing sales will be delayed until after the start of public rationing. Through the rationing plan, the government hopes to conserve dilarge quantities of sugar for alof manufacture version to the cohol for use in explosives. About 20.000 pounds of sugar are used every minute in this country or 28.800.000 pounds a day. About 38 per cent of the United States sugar requirements we met with n sugar,. while the balance normally comes from the West Philippines, Hawaii and the Indies Each person at the time of reto gistration will be permitted exnot of sugar a supply keep havceeding two pounds without his from removed ing stamps book. rationing The government warns the persons who falsely declare the of sugar they have on hand are liable, upon conviction, toim-a fine of $10,000, or ten years prisonment or both. "This is the first time your government has called upon every individual in" the United States to have a definite part in winning this war. the instruction book said. "It is not much to ask when others are giving their lives. But it is of tremendous importance. It is a part of everyones share in , achieving victory." instructed Registrars have been to issue a coupon book to each member of a family. Thu to sixhr of four will be entitled teen pounds of sugar during the program. first eight weeks of the Even persons living In boarding houses may apply for the ration fifty-thre- School-Mond-ay, CYPRUS NAVY MOTHERS CLUB NAME OFFICERS Tuesday, Wedp-- m. to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, Wed- - School-Mond- ay, School-Mond- ay, s; 24-Pr- ovo 5 18-1- 0 Oquirrh Scouts Plan Annual TO RING DOOR BELLS TO URGE PURCHASE OF WAR BONDS Camp-O-Ral- ly Oquirrh District will be held at toe Utah Copper Community Park May 8 and 9, announce officials. District mobilization will be held toe first day and rally events and court of honor the following The annual Camp-O-Ral- ly program, Secretary Morgenthau The Treasury has plans said: whereby we hope to fix a definite amount for every county and town in toe nation. We expect to day. Secretary of the Treasury. Vol- ring every doorbell in the United Requirements of the organizauntary purchase of war bonds is States at least once every month. tion include: 1. All Scouts must be registered expected to increase as soon as in order to enter events. this system gets under way. 2. Each Troop must have one Mr, Morgenthau told the House adult leader. Ways and Means Committee that 3. Troops to furnish material President Roosevelt had "weighed the relative merits of volunand equipment unless stated in events. tary purchases of war bonds 4. Troops to spend one night enforced government loans in camps. . and found the majority in favor 5. Troops to have Troop Flag of the former. Until July 1 when and American Flag. the next fiscal year begins the g Margaret Moffat was elected Contest events include: bicycle treasury will launch a na- president of toe the test race, signalling, water boilthroughout campaign Lady Lions Monday evening at a ing, obstacle race, rope climbing, tion. His appearance before the com- meeting held at the home of Mrs. pancake flop, dressing race, flint test, string mittee to introduce officials of Edith Ridge. Mrs. Mae Bello is and steel blind-fol- d J . tent pitching. General Motors Corporation and toe retiring president burning, Other officers named were Vera The Camp Fire Court of honor the United Automobile Workers of America to explain General Jones, first vice president; Hazel will be held May 9 and conductEveLongfelt and T. W. Motors campaign for voluntary Kirk, second vice president, Mc- ed by R. H. Jones. bond purchases, served to allay lyn Dames, secretary; lone Mabel Garfield, the apprehension of committee Donald, treasurer;Leta Beane, partress; legiforced spizzerink savings members that slation would be included in the liamentarian. New directors are Beatrice Reid administrations anti - inflation and Emma Jean Duke. Arlene program. Notice of Secretary Morgen-thau- s Huffaker is a holdover director. appearance to introduce the representatives Gary Matthews was honored at General Motors a birthday anniversary party and the officials of the U, A was af- Monday. Games and refreshments Doughton Chairman given by by Barbara Larsen, ter his conference with the Presi- were enjoyed Carol n Men who have had 100 hours Dennison, Carol Lloyd, dent The setting and the develop'Matthews, Joan Anderson, or more of Arc Welding in a Naments served to indicate that the John tional Defense Class and can pass administration had decided to Ann Kirk, Loa Cahoon, Rob- the required tests in - vertical, Kenneth and imminence Douglas Keith, scotch reports of the overhead and Flat Welds, are Jack disDavis, Brown, erts, Henry of an enforced loan plan, now in shipyards at San Franwanted Snow. ol , Albert sale the voluntary couraging announces N. cisco immediately, war bonds. local Idaho director. of A. Christensen Jensen, Robert First Mr. Morgenthau introducFive days of work per week of Glen Alstrom of Ogden ed Walter Reuther, director of the Falls and home at the weekend work, sixth day, time and the were of guests regular division General Motors M. and seventh day, double ChristenW. Mrs. a and half; Mr. of U. A W, who told the committee time. sen. supsales plan that flie voluntary The living conditions are norwould proported by his union mal but crowded. of Mrs. M. Cullimore a and Mr. duce far greater results than books. Further information may be obvisitors at the home were Provo compulsory system. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Wilson tained from Mr- - Phillips at 55 Questioned later by members o.f were West Broadway, Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nielson on the Treasury Sunday, the weekend. of the committee Ogden visitors over ht Local door bells will be rung at least once every month to solicit the purchase of bonds, according to Henry Morgenthau Jr, LADY LIONS ' NAME OFFICERS FOR YEAR bond-sellin- home-grow- - Magna-Garfie- , 17-H- elper matron-at-arm- to 9:00 p.m. p-3:30 p.m. to Webster 9:00 p.m.; Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday, 3:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 3:36 p.m. .to Garfield 9:00 p.m.; Tuesday, 9t00a.rn.to 0:C0p.m.;Wed- nesday and Thursday, 3:30 pan. to 9:00 p.m. Regardless of the amount of sugar a person has, the government will not confiscate it at this time. IN THIS BIG COOPERATE PLEASE EARLY. JOB BY REGISTERING By Rationing Board No. H. G Anderson, Chairman G EL Lehmkuhl H. W. Bowen W. G Matthews, Secretary nesday, Thursday from 3:30 p(T, fence, HOURS Bacchus ing. Tests have proven that, if used are correctly, it serves as an excell- one-fift- SELF AND GOVERNMENT. ay, that sugar is definitely being rationed, honey has acquired a greater importance in toe home, especially to the housewife who does much of her own bak- Brigham City To Play ent substitute persons even sugar in coffee and in some foods. There In Opener ere other substitutes, but honey is well known and easily obtained. Initial games in the Utah The housewife, as well as the Baseball league will bethe pleasure and enjoyment of commercial baker, may find that held Sunday, May pitting Brigthe substitution of honey for ham City against Magna here. the membership. One of the most notable changes sugar will require some experi- The remainder of the schedule is the 16x24 dining room, and menting. Honey is about sends Pinney to Provo, American h toe 7x30 porch on the east end. water, which fact must be allow- Fork to Helper. From every indication, the local One hundred and forty new ed for In measuring ingredients. trees have been planted near the Baking with honey requires a entry bids well to represent Magclub, Including aU varieties, and slightly lower temperature than na and Garfield in a fine manner. with sugar. American . ingenuity Some promising material has turn200 tamarack. An unusual pond, 415 square will not be outwitted by such ed out for practice,, including a feet, has been constructed near small matters, however, find no number of youngsters, who look the clubhouse, and will shelter doubt the housewife will find a very good. Ceremonies opening the official ' many types of wild life, including way to use more honey if the game, will begin at 4:30 p. m. geese, swans, ducks. Water will sugar shortage warrants it. As a result of the increased A C. Ensign, superintendent of be supplied from a large flowing importance of honey, beekeepers the Magna Mill, will throw the well Although the pond will be en- are preparing for a , busy year. first ball, and F, O. Haymond of closed by a small They have been assured of enough the B & G Railroad, will catch the wild life will not be able to sugar to keep their bees healthy, it. The local Drum Corps will give fly away, as through a painless since it is necessary to feed the operation, a small boqe has been bees sweetened water to keep an exhibition and toe R, O. T. C. bre group from the taken out of their wings, pre- from starving after the honey has rifle and been removed from the hive. It East high school, will present a venting flight. t house- demonstration. A record crowd is expected at is a cooperative affair-t- he the opening of fishing June 14th. wife cannot have an unlimited Flag raising ceremony will also supply of sugar; the beekeeper be conducted. The following games will be gets some, feeds it to his bees, then sells the honey to the house- played during May; All games start at 5:00 p. m. in wife, who uses it for sugar. To a lesser degree than honey, Magna. maple sugar, too, will be used as Sunday, May at Provo, a substitute for sugar. The 1942 American Fork at Helper, Brigboiling, which has now been, ham at Magna. completed, is bringing about fifty Wednesday, May 6 Pinney at cents a gallon more than last Brigham, Provo at Magna. Officers of toe Cyprus Navy years price. Glucose, which is a at Friday, May Mothers Club were installed com product and is toe chief in- Magna. Sunday, May 10 Gemmell at Wednesday to include: Mona R. gredient of toy Christmas candy, Larson, commander; Verda An- is a sugar substitute which has Pinney, Provo at American Fork, possibilities Brigham at Helper. derson, first vice commander; mostly commercial Flora McDonald, second vice com- as it is a product with which the Wednesday, May mander; Myrtle Honeycutt, ad- housewife is not familiar. It is Fork at Gemmell, Provo at Brigjutant; Clara Borland, finance of- reportedly used in one soft drink ham, Pinney at Magna. at Sunday, May ficer; Elizabeth Black, chaplain; instead of sugar. American Fork, Gemmell at Pro-- I Eva Inadequately Fed May Clegg, Stoddard, color bearer. The department of agriculture vo, Magna at Brigham. Recruiting officer Lieutenant has recently completed studies Wednesday, May 20 Brigham R. W. Schlecht and State Organwhich reveal that over 40,000,000 at Pinney, American : Fork at izer, Mrs. Ruth B. Schneider in- of the people in this country are Magna, Gemmell at Helper. at Pinstalled. Sunday, May inadequately fed, not because they Talks were given by Lieuten- cant buy sufficient food, but be- ney, Magna at Gemmell, Brigham . ant Schlecht and Lieutenant G. A. cause they ignore the information at American Fork. Hebert of the Salt Lake City Re- available on what foods are nec- ' Wednesday, May 27 Helper at cruiting office, and a report on the essary to produce human energy. Provo, Gemmell at Brigham, Those of us who are wondering Pinney at American Fork, Navy Mothers National ConvenFork tion in Kansas City was given by what more we can do to aid our Friday, May Mrs. Schneider. countrys war effort can all par- at Pinney. at The next meeting of this organi- ticipate in this drive to build an Saturday, May zation will be held Wednesday arsenal of human strength a re- Provo, Gemmell at American evening, May 6, 8.00 p. m. at the serve supply of that precious ele- Fork. Utah Copper Club. All ladies are ment "which is essential to victory. Sunday, May 31 Provo at MagAll we have to do is study what na, Brigham at Gemmell, Pinney urged to attend. at Helper. should be eaten and eat it That sounds like an easy job for anyone, but it is toe job which may well be the deciding factor in winning this war. 3-T- School-Mond- Baseball Honey For Sugar Now still being completed at the Utah Copper Duck Club and grounds under the direction of Mr. Paul Schultz, president for the past eleven years. The additions and renovations are being made for f Whittier nesday, Thursday from 3:30 Sales Stopped April 27 and Stamp Books Out May 4 - wtmmm ld EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR WELDERS Col-led- - A Man Woe Ju$t Killed! While you are reading this editorial, almost a dozen major crimes will be committed somewhere jn the United States. The chances are, in the time it will take you to read these paragraphs, at least two burglaries will be completed, an automobile will be stolen, someone will be murdered or is about to be, and at least three larcenies will occur. In addition, there will be many petty Many Ladies Attend Meet For Americanism Ladies of Magna, Garfield, Bacchus, Hunter and Granger attended the Americanism meeting held by the American Legion Auxiliary Wednesday afternoon at the Utah Copper Club. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Edith R. Breeze, president, crimes committed. and vocal selections were given This estimate is based on figby Mrs. lone McDonald, with Mrs. ures of the Federal Bureau of Ivo Mayberry as her accompanist Investigation, which show that Mrs. Emma Jean Duke, Ameria major crime was committed canism Chairman, reviewed John somewhere in the United States Steinbecks new Moon "The book, every 20.6 seconds throughout the Is Down." Miss Dorothy Smith year, 1941a total of 1,517,026 of- read the essay which won first fenses. in the American legion In spite of all the modern meth- place Americanism Essay ods of crime detection, the num- Auxiliary Mrs. Sarah O. Bowen Contest ber of major crimes has increased read, A Prayer for America. each year. What percentage of Beautifully colored, framed our population has criminal ten- "Flag Codes were given to repre- to dencies is impossible estimate, sentatives from the following la- but when fipires show that more dlcs organizations for display in a hundred of our j than one out and meeting rooms: cjub of-, a major population commits ard Relief Society, Magna each year, it is apparent cules Ward Relief Society, East-tha- t there are still a great number Star, Baptist Ladies Aid, of people who couldnt be trusted Spencer Ward Relief Society, Her-fens- without constant watching e by Pleasant Green Ward Relief Society, Catholic Ladies Altar Society, Hunter Ward Relief .Society, East Garfield Ward Relief Society, West Garfield Ward Relief Society, and to those groups whose meetings are held in the Coopers Hall The presentations were made by Mrs. Jean Strong, Secretary, and Mrs. Linnie Wyatt, Executive Board Member. Utah Copper golfers defeated YOUNG MAN PROMOTED the Logan men Sunday on the Logan course, 7 to 4 in the first Cadat Keith W, Cook, son of battle of the Utah Golf association Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Cook of Magrace. s Paul Garside and Clyde Cutler na, stationed at Sheppard Field, turned in a best ball of 68 to win Texas, has passed his test successmatch. the lead-of- f fully, and will be sent to the school at Sheppard Other local participating golfJohn- FieldL ers were Abel Larson-De- b Keith was one of eight men Branca, son, Paul Andrus-Bab- e out of one hundred and selected Bob Taylor-Ma- x Wimmer, Jay Richardson-Harr- y PowelL twenty. The course will last about months. five and Mr. and .Mrs. Cook have anMiss Afton Blair was hostess to her sewing club Thursday eve- other son, Glenn., a private in ning. A social time was enjoyed. the coast artillery in Panama. policemen. COPPER GOLF TEAM WINS AT LOGAN one-ha- lf |