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Marine hospital here, where she is receiving treatment. lo aide atooee i.s-- K. yellow . jaJ BOtfiiUnf 14 Masters of Jap Torture t'nuiual i ihi beautiful CarUod King Ships Are Under Arrest ael with thraa fine diamond. Masters of two alleged Japanese torture ships and the chief of staff of Japans Formosan army have been arrested as suspects. Allied headquarters reported. Charges against Lt. Gen. Kciehiro Higuchi, the former chief of staff, were not announced. Shipa captains held were Kozo Ozaki, master of the Nagano Maru on which 500 Allied military personnel reportedly were mistreated, and Ryoichi Tsubokura, master of the Buryo Maru, also allegedly a torture ship. TOKYO. for-m- GrcHv designed if tailored 14 K. c will enjoy all year A SPENCER designed for her Beautiful and Practical too. Mrs. Mabel Williams Tele. 2677 Taiowan espi-cial- i aattrfem. 125 l' riO da wall lo punhaw a Garland Gam .Wily Jar lAe "one and only." Know the yaa are tunny it aj lop quality pricad 1 10.00 to ttrOO.OO Reluctant Yanks Are Cant ly supports war-crim- with (no fine aod jf diimond irlliuit blue white Practical Hangera Wooden or plastic hangers for clothing are better than wire or cardboard hangers. They do not rust in damp weather as do metal hangers, nor do they become limp WASHINGTON. Reluctance of as do cardboard hangers. American witnesses to travel to war crimes trials is permitting Jap war criminals to escape with acquittals or light sentences. Col. D. M. Dunn, acting chief of the war crimes branch of the civil affairs division, said General recently asked 92 witnesses to appear at the trials but only 15 agreed to go. Helping Out Japanese - tuuaats fes&i&r MULLETT JEWELRY Mac-Arth- Cedar City Jack Frosts Formula sugar is mainly respon-- il for many of the brilliant shades ft? Utah Projects Saved Woik will be resumed on three impoitunt Utah projects. Representative J. Will Robinson announces, They are: The Provo River reclam' ation job, the Duchesne Tunnel pro' ject, and the Salt Lake Aqueduct, Wotk on all three was suspended early this season through Congress ional action cutting in half former Interior Secretary Harold L. Ikes reclamation appropriation. The go ahead signal on the Utah projects was given by President Harry S. Truman, through J. A Krug. Secretary of the Interior, who wired Representative Robinson that these projects, so vital to Utah, would be completed. Seeds Dropped On Utah Ranges A plane can seed 60 acres of sagebrush hills in a minute says Tracy R. Welling, Utah State Comwho of Agriculture, missioner points out that planting grass from the air" on Utahs foothill country which could not be traversed by land machinery is proving highly successful. Approximately 150 Utah farmers and ranchers now use planes to commute between remote ranches and cities, Mr. Welling declared. foliage. , 4rAJbir ifA & JKf ;t' v. a f' THE BIG COTTONWOOD TREE AT MOAB IS THE LARGEST KNOWN TREE IN UTAH feet hioh-witIT is more than eight feet in diameter, A SPREAD OF 108 FEET. IT C.' CUPlES The V'Mlf OF A ROAD n h timerlcan Plants Nicolo .Tonardes published writ ings in 1565 on American plants probably the earliest separate writ ings on the subject. ARMY ur 1 Uft-ov-er ' y- - $189,194 50. Victim Says Improper Care Curbs Leprosy War ol Tb bnlli.at Quililr can Iff it ubiaced 1 autumn JUNIPER JARDINE near futurec. An amount totaling $240,000.00 appoi turned from the budget of the' 1't.ih Dtp.ii tnu-nof Publicity and Industrial Devcliipment, and derived fmin Motor Vehicle Registration funds, has been made available for starting the project. A contract for the first section of the highway' has been awarded to the W. W, Clyde Company of Spnngville, and of calls for the expenditure PAROWAN SERVICE COMPANY The Perfect Cift. , .j j The begimng i f cru.truction on the Pioneer Trail Highway, Following the rvuite taken by the Mormon Pioneer uer the Wasatch MountHenefer to Salt Lake ains from City, is scheduled to begin tn the I ...Carland rings... mouot-a- . FOR FIRST CLASS AUTO fl fire and brilliance of lotlv cut diamonds act in fdd UTAH Work To Start On Mormon Trail SUGGESTION frtiov art filiflii BIS TREES of UTAH Spotlighting i GIFT da BURTON jt hcn you run low .lliaal I'TAH NOVEMBER 22. IMfi FS-P-g' y.rVt txintings of AN TIMES. PAROWAN. SURPLUS MATERIALS Advwtutmtnt , Rom where I sit ... Jy Joe Marsh Why Bert Won First Prize werent surprised when Bert Childers won first prize for ki torn at the connty fair. Yet the judges admit it wasnt Jot because Bert had the finest r of corn. He knew how to display them : neatly arranged, with the husks cleanly trimmed, and the booth white and spotless. Trimmings" sure make a differ-w- e no matter what youre offering aa Andy Botkin, keeper of the Garden Tavern, well knows. Andy doesnt just sell good beer. He sella B ia a place thats clean and attractive... in nice surroundings that Folks As you pause to celebrate Tha nksgiving, resolve to purchase belong with the enjoyment of a wholesome beverage of moderation. And Andy, of course, is a wholehearted supporter of "Self Regulation. Thats the system by which the Brewers and tavern keepers themselves make sure that taverns selling beer are clean and orderly. From where I sit, people like Andy also rate a First prize. Not just for the quality of the product but for the trimmings too. OC Otiau Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundatiun NOW OPEN to help meet a rising demand for TELEPHONE .the biggest portion of your SCOTTS FURNITURE SERVICE Communications equipment manufactured for the Armed Forces was the best that telephone science could produce. 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We will never give . . . look over our complete selection of choice fu rniture. system, providing some of the much needed telephone facilities in many communities of the WASATCH Christmas you any cause for regret. Stop in, today Mountain States Area. PAROWAN & m ain" NOW IN STOCK |