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Show A h. ii l'ME - fr 5ti NEWspAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY NUMBER 43 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PAYSON, UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1944 WASTE PAPER DRIVE Ilallmuvn Brings Apple Ducking WAR FUND DRIVE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 NEARLY OVER TOP The ft (h i., m formed us tnat w be sui-- ,.11 thmug for one y a; aft, PER YEAR IN ADVANCE $2.00 BENJAMIN MAN DIES NAVY I ON HUNTING TRIP DAY TO BE OBSERVED IN PAYSON , ' u o needs place MING 1HE ' Ik it salvage camp AROUND we are urged able pound of As m other SCRAPBOOK can be ac( lows: dcrats in lead in )NICLE thi in.tu, tjua'i Thte ( ev , d iir.d : Va.v ()ux, Newspaper tacki firmly in bundh 2. A 11 u-- 11 1. straw vote f 27 i . M, i i ..vr.-- , to - e, p o! ' u am- ! this week reported counties out of t. more than $311,- ount counties in which an txptcud to have 'j.ini cable ffi ct Oil the total, it i r.wr incomplete tine to local areas, accord-l- b t ot t M. Schiller, execu-- d iti'oi One county We-' ' on its annual vui b-! iffoit with the Ogden r i l I, it oust campaign, the a ill not stall until ,t Pteparations aie going "iwaid m Webt r and Ogden but nal i subs (.1 the state total can-- n it be announu d until the Weber Ogdi n campaign is completed, Mr. Schiller said. At the close of last weeks tabulations, it was noted at head-qiaiu- ,' that 20 Utah counties had gone uvei the top m their campaigns and many of them are continuing the canvass in order to complete the roll call of possible- donors to the fund Some counties had regis-tcie- d an excess over quota of as much as loll'd, breaking records for war fund solicitations. Sev-ciother counties and areas had exceeded their quotas by as much is 40' In all counties and communities, Mr. Schiller said, the itsiie to conduct a speedy, intensive all-odrive was evident ith the satisfactory results typical of such efforts. ' . produi U inis are ilv tow urd the goal "U. United War Fund d nd t,ec mid-No-lj- Magaint.N of j Navy Day, Friday, Oct. 27, will in lie observed In Payson with proPayson, was the- first deer hunt- grams in the two high schools, it Utah in this year ing casualty is announced Susan Ashby hunt-a by 1 foi county, lie left alone ing tup m Spanish Folk canyon president of the Navy Mothers' When he failed to re- - dub, under whose sponsorship the Monday. turn as expected his family start- - obsm.ance will take place. i d a search and his car and trailer . , , observed in wi'io found near Cold Spring bytT , vy PaY W1 R. Charles Mabey, former A searching party was Hla his son I Utah governor and national vice uganized and his body was found I on a trail where he had evidently Psident of the Navy League of fallen fnin his horse as it stumbl- - the United Stats, announced, Governor Herbert B. Maw d and the horse had Milled on sucd a Navy Day proclamation on Mr Tippetts was born in Span- - Wednesday calling upon all Utah ish Folk March 3, 1870, a son of citizens, veteran, fraternal, H. and Sarah Losee Tip-- 1 hlous- - educational and civic or- Se married Small Lewis on gani7ations to cooperate in giving petts Oct 30, 1891, in the Manti temple. suitable observance of Navy day. Otto A.Wiesley, Navy Day state He had always been active in the chairman, has appointed district L D. S. church, serving as a to the Southern States, chairmen all over the state and and was bishop of Tropic W'ard has suggested that the community comimttees arrange one or more for two and one-haJ He is survive d '"by his" widow I of the blowing forms of ind the children: Or- - a"ce: Navy Day dinners, or lun- chpons- Navy Day mass meetings, Ducking for apples at a Halloween party is more fun if there is a lan A Tippetts and Mrs. Vida I commemorative ceremonies of p, on Lundell Veinal the of side the to The is idea pretty girl Benjamin; opposite "pond. get your heroos- - llvin and Mrs. Elva and Into Pjon"r Fullmer the bobbing apple and hang on until you get it ashore. If Tippetts '"ith of the school dt.'adcommunity, of Salt Lake City; Mrs, Luella sailor were a submariner, hed have a better rhatu-Wilson of Sonngviile; 23 grand- - pi0SlanJs and reI1fi1Lis services Sunday. children and nine great grandchil-dien- ; onTwo themes are stressed .this also six brothers and two year in connection with Navy sistei s One is: Our Fleet GuaranFuneral services will be held on Day. tees Freedom, which is based on 2 m. the at at Benjap. Sunday the fact that this nations best min waid chapel. Joseph Alva Benjamin, and Tippe-tts- well , 74, known - Tie tm ones secuielv in bun ile.s; tielaipi thi week straw ballotting this .taall ones by ttiemselves in s of a preponderance bundles again 3. Books with covers the voting this week n moved 1 favor 3 in to and tied securely in bundles more than isevelt over Dewey, and two Tied sec ui t iy just that, to one in favor of because the bundles ait handled Ben-an- d several times and if not lied Sas and Robinson over Cannon. In the guber-a- l ecurely may come apart n Do not send miscellaneous wasterace, however, the pro-dwindled to two to one basket paper; boxes, cai tons, wallMaw over paper, letteis. Do ,.0r of Governor not send any icken Lee. other material except magazines week brought newspapers and books as descnb- voting this into the lead for the first ed above. unce our test vote began, so As in the last drive, city trucks maj-fo- r will pick up all paper that iow the ballot shows a is tied candiall Democratic propel ly and placed at the nearest street coinei to your home. Help total vote to date in The us this much and get youi paper In Chronicle straw vote is: to the comer It is hard for our city trucks to cover the entire city protection against future wars 'resident 95 in one day if they have to navaf ivelt new junior federated clubP1.0 The stop 1S 78 too many times. task lies a- Ereat pYer. met at the home of their presi-- 1 in after Remember, Friday, Nov 3 is defeating Japan r.cud B. Mrs. 3mted States Senator LaPreal dent, Loveless, to THREE OF FOUR SONS 90 the only day paper will be picked FLIER OVER FRANCE ON select a name and outline the I GeT.a,ny ls, dc(fealed- - The as 76 up in Payson, because that is the PAYSON LIONS HOLD navy is in on ... for the year. The name ian HOME ON FURLOUGH only day it will be accepted on is DAY ongressman HOME Beta Beta Cultus Club. I gndl0Il, o, the vltal. LEAVE ON 0 in winning final vic- 89 the railroad cars m Provo and we REGULAR MEETING son A duet was sung by Mrs. Dune Mrs. Pearl Bigler of Payson 76 have no place to store it after . Staff Sergeant Ralph Bean and Lazenby and Miss Melba Madsen in T Miss Crista Olsen and Miss Clara feels that her good fortune is al- Mrs. Bean that date. overnor foy,nd last week end in accompanied by Mrs. Lois Cowan. spent Johnson furnished a musical pro- most a story for Ripley, as she has in Gcfberi 84 by the with Mrs. Beans parents, Members present were Anna Mae Payson gram for the regular meeting of three of her sons who are in the Mr. 82 Mrs. Sid Coray. Sgt. Lousie W. Close, Dune fine"ta Congress and Octooer 27 HEW ORDERS GIVEN ON the Payson Lions Club held on service home on furloughs at the Bean and bu of arrived from the P. Lazenby, Donna Hiatt, Janice pr2,d straw vote will close next recently so Roosevelt at the Elite Cafe. same time. The three are accom- European war area, stationed in Loveless T.heodr.e Monday evening Zella 5 Balle, Dorothy oclock, ROLLED BEEF esday evening at se llfe Miss Olsen sang two soprano so- panied by their wives and are enas ROASTS deYoled from Nada where he made Bradshaw, England, i havent Jacobson, already registered los, with piano accompaniment by joying a wonderful reunion at the more than thirty trips as a gun- Cluward Marm W.ldc, Malta icy for the United States. V1 Plihoice in our straw vote, we are now permitted to Miss Johnson. Butchers home. Bigler a on ner bomber. of Eleanor his Five Adelia Madsen, Loveless, in come to like have you sell boneless, rolled beef roasts of President Douglass Dixon preMaster Sergeant David Bigler, were over Berlin and he was trips over Lindsay, Mane Clayson; a guest, ut a ballot in our ballot box Sterl Laird, 592 East, 3rd South, and cutter grades sided at the meeting at which a Jr., arrived home from New Brit- France on D Day. He wears the Edna Hill, and the canner utility, hostess. next weeks issue we will of is the first one back with his deer Alleen C. Persson, com- motion was passed to contribute ain after spending 16 months in Air Medal, 4 oak leaf beef, clusters, our prognostication of the so far as we have yet learned. service member of Payson $25 00 to the Payson hospital to- the Pacific area. He left Payson Distinguished Flying Cross and WU O s of the election in Payson. munity UKUfcKa ALL Sterl left Payson at 3 a. m. Sat- inin March, 1941, with the Payson the Presidential Citation. He will war price and rationing board ward the purchase of a baby Guard National D. Robinurday shot his buck at 7:15 in O. cubator. unit. N0N ESSENTIAL stated Secretary to today. Santa Monica on Nov A NEEDED CHANGE Wcsl Tinlic and was back home Lieut. .Max Bigler came front report butchers could not son outlined a contest between 10. Warren Coray, who is attendFormerly TO REDUCE EMPLOYEES AND NOW by 3 P m. sell rolled beef oasts unless they the various Lions clubs on attend- Ellington Field, Texas. He has ing school at the University of were rolled and boned in the ance and activities. He said the been in the Army Air Corps for Utah, accompanied them home on The recent order from the War A baby boy was born Wednes-Manpowthe Payson Club is sixth from the top 2h years and after receiving his Friday evening. A guest also at presence of the customer, Commission to Mr. and Mrs. Reed Warner, directing day at and the Mather this in district This relax in pilots wings urged Field, the Coray home for the week end years the rate of pay for board member said. not directly engaged in of Spanish Fork, formerly of members to strive for 100 per cent California, was sent to Randolph was Mrs Gene Coray, who has employers lers of the state legislature ation in the general prohibition vital war to release from Payson. Field, Texas, as an instructor, returned home from the East 20 to 50 work ;ood at its present figure, a is being made as an added effoit attendance. cent of their (male per he was where stationed until low of grade that is so far below the to assist the moving coast, wheie she was with her workers to the United States ngjf quite recently. husband. Ensign Coray. He is ird of remuneration anyone meats which are now on the mar- FEED CERTIFICATES e soS Service office for transQuartermaster Paul Bigler came now in the Pacific. ket in great abundance. receive on a basis of fer into highly essential war jobs, in from Fort Dollar-and-ceLewis, Washington, ceiling prices NOW REDEEMABLE has been brought about by the that it alone cries dap where he has been for almost two s own have been established for all cuts factors: S injustice, following Paul U. S SS Dixon, 3C, Navy ate m the 1. A current shortage in crit-- 1 of govern-t- l of this type. Rib roast, rolled, will Effective at once, 1942 Feed years. son of Mis Adelia S. standpoint is exPfc. Clarke Dixon, the fourth 30 and 34 cents. a l ri' Cutificates of Interest of Utah son, is now in Bigler, operation this is an un-i- y cost between pected home soon He was induct- ieal war plants in Utah of ap- France. the or t type upon pound, depending which Producers that ed condition, Cooperative into the Navy June 1, 1943, and pioximately 10,000 male workers. est took Poultry place on 0ctber 21 ln 2. i long since have been rem-- of store in which it is purchased. association are redeemable at par This area has been chosen his boot training at completed will roast boneless A kos short lom, Angeles when Miss Miriam Thomas Jcppson, of the U. S. Faragut, Idaho, July 23. oSon af- by military leaders, in view of change of this situation plus 5 per cent interest. only important at the pres-m- cost between 42 and 45 cents per Those who have these certifiMarine Corps, son of Mrs. Mary terward he was assigned to San the strategic location, for a dis- - Bates, eldest daughter of Mr. and but it is necessary, pound. cates may redeem them at the lo- Jeppson, came home last week Pedro, California, and to the U.S. tnbution and supply center for I Mrs. Louis A. Bates of Payson, . The change in the regulation cal plant, according to Floyd Har from Boulder, Colorado, where he S. Ajax. He was overseas from coastal cities who are shipping Itbecame islative Day in most states Richard tbe bnde nuch greater than that paid applies only to the three grades mer, manager. has been in school at the Univer- Dee 1, 1943, to July, 1944, when war materials to the Pacific and are of Los Sward son Davis other All far eastern grades mentioned Angeles, battle h, the a As fronts. he was tiansfened to the U. S. compensation in this sity of Colorado for 16 months. four dollars a day for a six-- ! to be rolled in thi presence of the Cadet Robert P. Burt and wife, He left Tuesday night for LafayNaval hospital at Oakland for consequence the increase in tern- - of Mrs- Arna Davis of Provo. The must who was the former Helen Nelof the Japanese war is creating ceremony was performed at 2:30 period each two years, is customer, or if ette, Indiana, where he vtill be medical treatment. Through the po at the United Presbyterian a gradual increase in the labor de- - pdow that received in almost be sold at utility prices. aSn from here of Antonio, a flew at enrolled son, Purdue University for suggestion navy doctor after mands frutm at 2908 South Robertson Church a ther state in the nation, establishto military additional training. His sister, several weeks of treatment he has Texas, last Thursday enjoy Boulevard with Pastor Rev.Rob-distnbutio- n ments and other firms Mrs. Miss Ruth Jeppson, who is em- been given an honorable medical legislators of a state really engaged in er twenty day visit here with POOR RATHER HUNTING Piston, officiating. and supply service. in a capacity which is sim-th- e Burt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ployed in Salt Lake City, was also discharge. Soon after Paul was The metal ore and coal mines The bride wore a silver gray to a hospital ship, the O Ni Ison, while Cadet Burt is on home for several days, transferred directors of a business returning SPORTSMEN zation, they are responsible REPORT OF Ajax was toipedoed and he later in this area continue to occupy a tailored suit and was attended by furlough. During their stay here to Salt Lake City Tuesday been held has learned that one of his pals, Paul high urgency on the national Mrs. Duncan Pewitt and Robert reunion xpenditure of the states family who Most of the deer hunters s and its Barnett Maurice Edwards of Ameiiean Folk, was a must list and the continued re- - Keith, music director for R K O, Mrs. Mr and h proper apportion-hrougreturned to Payson since the came from cruitment of manpower for these was best man. Barbara Bates, and Marian y Layton, casualty. channels which will have last season opened Elvon McClellan arrived last establishments is of primary im- - young sister of the bride, was the to the and Maunne Nelson, who are commonwealth the huntinghave the same tale to tell week fiom California, where he a on here were eturns. ring bearer and processional and at Ogden, Mis. Bei nice Stade, an employe poitance. They are respon-toI hard to get. 4 Recruiters been has in recessional music for the cere-fmthe Utah Nelson Mis. training and Mr. Army for the taxation setup few deer and representing short visit. ., left The ieasons given aie various: nti rtained at a family dinner on Air Corps It was the first time of the Fanmeis Merc. stationed throughout niony was played on the church aie state, the setup by which of Some thing that the killing evening for Oakland, Cal, tne United States attempting to organ by her cousin, an additional guest be- he had seen his infant daughter, Fnday acquires its revenue, born on August 25. With his wife after receiving woid that her reciuit for war installaions in his Marion Shane, daughter of Mrs. been carried on to too Sunday, has docs Penrod Lois Miss ainly such great responsi-eall- s and the deer are ing two childien he left for Ida- husband, Pfc. Arthur Stade, had area. As yet, these recruiters Frances Shermer Shane, formerly for qualities of service great an extent Junior Nelson will leave for the and others lay ho to extinct; visit i datives. At the end ai lived home on an emeigency have not lined sufficient workers fast becoming Payson. Immediately after the on center induction Foil nstify payment of salaries Douglass tui lough It is his fust time in to have we have of his fui lough he substantial effect on marriage, a reception in honor of any at least will reimburse the it to the weath. To date attiibut-e- d Nuumber 1st. the States after 32 months in the the local labor maiket. the young couple was held at the not heard a hunter who Albuquerque, New tors to the extent that Pacific wai theatre they In order to meet production home of Mrs. Bessie Lindsley, a continue training his lack of success to poor e able to meet their expendeadlines established by military sister of Mrs. Bates, who went AMASA LYMAN JONES JR. se serving at the state cap-fo- marksmanship. leadeis and in view of the above from Payson for her daughters Pvt To clear up some misunderson of Box, LeRny Ilemy Marine Second Lieutenant Ira Mr dollars a day is and Game DIES VERY SUDDENLY lFsh factois the Utah State Manage- - wadding. Utah the and Mis. was Box, in Ilemy undent to meet that ex- - standing, D. Miller, Payson high school followThe bride attended school in lost vieik on a ten day ment Labor committee and the commisison has issued the Payson now infantAm.isa Lvman Jones, Jr., 58, graduate, is training fui lough fiom Camp Robinson, in Labor Pnonties commitee agreed Provo, Salt Lake and in Califor-o- n ing statement at his home, rymen as an instructor at the Mar- Arkansas a reduction in employment ma after graduating from Payson A farewell party was The regular deer season m Utan rlicd last Thursday is the greatest invention in 21 to Octobu 415 East Fourth South, from a ine schools, Camp Lejeune, N C. for all firms no directly high school, where her father was his October horiot ceilings He in for from left ' rld, given and woman is an lasts tins time it rail attack, after a very brief He is a son of Ira Miller of Div- Foit Benning, Ga , and was ac- engaged in war work is necessary, principal. lement on that invention. 31 inclusive. During He idend. received his commisMr. Davis lived in Provo until jlness He was born March 30, to kill bucks throughcompanied as far as Salt Lake by sion on July 5 of this year. Probably why so many is possible 186. in Payson, a son of Amasa except m his and Rolline years ago He attended the Holman of lten COMMENDED state PAYSON generally, family out the y out so late . . . areas, as Iwman and Ellen Melissa Done Brigham Young Uuniversity and Santaquin. lor improvement. theyre restricted and posted Ellen I UN RUSSIAN RELIEF under Jenos He mairied Sarah the University of California. He Warrant Officer Paul Wittwer well as the taking of does season on Allen April 10, 1907 in Payson of the U. S is under contract to Radio Keith The nut a few The relatives 2EMS OF Navy, and friends spent many special pei In a letter received this week Orphcum and at present has the THOUGHT area Iso S,e died February 8, 1939. Laxe Salt famweek his of with last the here Private Owen P. Bai her will be by D. C. bucks in Mr. Jones had lived all his life days poForsey, chairman of the lead in the stage play Maid in lsts until October 31 It is Salt in Pavson except for five years ily. His wife, Geraldine Wittwer, pleased to hear he is improving Russian War Relief clothing drive the Ozarks in the Belasco The-frorestucted him San to Francisa bein France in after accompanied sible to hunt the hospital Fred Myers, executive di- - atre, Los Angeles, family in Mex- co to two for I s. ftcn as much inde-- Lake area only under special pu vitn his father's weeks until remain ing seriously woundtd in action rector of the New York office, he I a miner ico Hi had worked as not being led as in he was his ship goes out again. He has re- September 13. commends the people of Payson when disMr. and Mrs. Delbert Stewart of ago two until years LaSal lng driven. cently been in New Caledonia in The season on the for their fine effort in providing Payson announce the Since accident. mine accordina injurtd , marriage of Pacific. South the county Juan San Tryon Edwards trict in Staff Sergeant W. Ned Stewart clothing for the Russian people, their daughter, be had been employed at Rae. to tain Shirley tni by taken of the Marine Corps, is home on The residents of Payson should Wallace E. Anderson, son of Mr. ing to action I f. Z101 keeP step with oth-- ; of the Snanish Fork Powder Plant, wnl run Control, Game his of his feel with of the part they have and Mrs. E. L. Anderson of aSlt Big the day parents, proud Mr and Mrs Paul Hurst have furlough visiting The season on tin woi king there 21 tumCauste 1 hear a and Mrs. Nephi Stewart He played in this campaign, the let-- 1 Lake, which took October received word direct from their Mr. Bet a man step to November listed un.ts. Salic, ch'ih Its success not only 21 at the home ofplace following U is survived by thee sons, son, Lieut. Rex Hurst that he is has been in the Pacific theatre of ter reads. the brides lrimeas,Whlch hears for i war two the and Monroe Mountain, Long eflects of their admiration Jones Pay- stationed in Iceland. He left the and sym- aunt, Mrs. J. T. Hansen. The nearly years H.dph ani Donald and however far for the courageous Russian I emony was performed by Jordan Kanosh, Junction, I rcmont.fi. ton Harold Jones with the U. S. East coast with a crew of nine on has been in San Diego for a short and U Henry Thoreau. Biavii. time before returning home. He people, but, also, is a tribute to A Law, Bishop, at 9 p. m., in the Lake, FiVmore, until N nc Vn'.y in the South Pacific; one an army cargo plane. 4 was accompanied to Utah by his the tireless efforts and intensive I presence of the two immediate Creek, will run i,i jghtf i Mrs. Evelyn Mattinson, wife. issiof work of the whole committee. It is possible during thesibuck and Put-o6 grandchildren; one bro-tiu- i, families. The bride wore a gown Ensign Alan Jones, son of Mr. The needs of the Soviet peo-- 1 of white net over satin with a ed seasons to take Id Jones, Payson; three mooli Han. hunter W. ineamaJeflaliT tnc Mrs. and Heber arrived I Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shuler had pie, already great, are doe deer, provide Mis Marvel Hancock and home finger tip veil and carried a holi. P last week from the East a telephone call Wednesday from day by day, and all ourincreasing ior in possession ot a special energies Mis Albert Wyler of Payson, Mrs. Coast on a short quet of white rosebuds and gar-an- d furlough. He is Seattle from their son, Keith nal mit. November B Fox, Lakeport, Calif. perseverence will be required denias. Elaine Johnson was maid Kl Ph.llip Air the in Corps. Navy yu pleas send us to Shuler, who has been stationed in in order o meet these needs. We of honor and Evan Andersop act-th- e Funiral services were conduct-.- i me and address son of Mr- ani Aleutians for the past six are certain we can rely on the ed as best man for his brother. A m the First ward Keith M.mduv btfor n Stoil Stevens has received an months He has been ti ansferred continue cooperation of all our wedding supper followed the cer-t- o in was the ment Mrs. Haiold Jems, is honu Intel Wednesday, (haptl i Fort Binning, Ga., to train as a friends in Payson ot accomplish emony. The young couple will medical discharge from included in furlough He a' mid pat son City cemetery under the honorable wi home. and returned has the this. birthday Army GiVeition paratrooper. his reside in Salt Lake City. d7 of the Mortuary, Valley ttinieS pa9 spend next week. ; nic-an- me-ha- lf al 'i nus-siona- iy lf - in tA (ews 5otes of Our otien and Women In the jdrmed Services civil-progia- . m . rec-.hos- en Con-Bannist- In I nvele 1 er Em-jyme- nt il 1 nt A e, - pre-rolle- aSt-urda- em-plui- o, ns Co-op- ur , 1 -- m m I cer-pat- if . Li sfc Ir bS n, - |