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Show was Friday, Fetiniaf? 13, SOtrrH CACHE COt'EitS 19-4- -- er-r NOTICE TO PUBLIC ive year on May 2. Quotas were pro tions are being prepared by the ctaimcj on the 1942 crop in July, Navys Bureau of . Aeronautics. In, Some are being supplied to the The following scheduled itinerary for the collection of Federal whcn it became apparent W v l!'i t,r a wheal suppl e$ would far ex- United States Office or Education, come tax for the year 1941 will be followed in Cache County. Feb. 16th Postoffice ceed the marketing quota level set v.h.ch will adm nister the program Wtlisvdle Feb. 17th POSTOFFTCE 'ii ? law, fvlr. Uickaid said. Without with the cooperation of all State HYRUM by r. ill Feb. loth Commercial Natl Bank producing a bushel th s year, he Departments of Education and the Smithfield Feb. 19th schools. and local to hand Bank on First Security public Richmond private tc . said, "we have enough 20th Feb. State needs Bank all of Lewiston our Lewiston anticipated y supply 16th Mar. 25th to Feb. Office Revenue both at home and in foreign outlets Internal Logan BRAND well into 1942. Raising excessive Single persons with a gross income of $750.00 are required to file Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey wheat wastes productive effort ot income tax returns with their Government for the year 1941. Do not . 5 and confuse your State Income tax with your Federal Income tax filing. fanners, disrupts transportation althat es facilit are Assistance will be given taxpayers at each of the above mentioned r clegs storage "V lif dates specified, witho it charge. ready f.lied to capacity. . . Amer-- , Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wilson places on the ,can agriculture is embarking on the entertained at a dinner Sunday follSigned laigest an most comprehensive owing conference for Albert Zbind-eA. D. Allen, food production program the world Earl Allen and O. M. Wilson. Deputy Collector Internal Revenue has ever seen. To obtain this proef-tduct on our ent,re agricultural The Junior Literary Club will en-- j 1 must be expended in such a Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fonnesbeck teria.n their husbands at a dinner a birthday party in honor of her way that no waste of human labor, dance this and eleventh two children of Logan spent the Vivians CIIEEKFVL AS ITS NAME" ttle in evening (Friday) daughter, machines and material wdl occur in HostHall. Various third ward amusement gamanniversary. birthday Sunday at the home of Mrs. Foan-esbecneedless pi eduction of farm goods National Distiller Products Corp., N. Y. 93 Proof ,. be Max Mrs. will Mrs. esses Allen, " luncheon and was were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy es nv; V3" that already px st n plentiful quanplayed y Ivan M Her and Mrs. Jule Albert- - served to 17 little guests. Viv.an re- Baxter. in of wheat The tities... supply 1942-4- 3 ceived many gifts. is estimated to be 1,482,-00- 0, CC0 bushels on the basis of a Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Allen celebr Carl Maughan who is stationed at of 635 tif - these officials arrive. The out- July I, 1942, carry-ove- r Guests at the home of Mr. and ated the third anniversary of their come - We hope it is bags for the million bushels and a 1942 crop Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho w.th Mrs. Rulen Nielsen last Sunday little son Bobby last Sunday. Mr. VCiol! ot 93 m 11 on bushels-- . .This is the U. S. Army writes that he spent small and Mrs. George Batkin of Logan, Mrs. and Petit Thomas were, the greatest supply on record, near- Sunday at Sun Valley, Idaho. He reUtah. Lake of Salt City, parents of Mrs. Allen, were special OF THE ARMED ly 100 million bushels more than ceived quite a thrill when he saw daughter MANPOWER dinner guests. movie stars, Gary Cooper, Ann -- The Navy announced .. year ago. Mrs. Claris Chugg attended the Sothern and Lefty Gomez, who were I CO, 000 men have volunteered in Mrs. James L. Jensen is very ill wedding of her brother, Quentin the Navy s nee December 7 attack DEFERMENT Oh' APPRENTICES vacationing at the famous resort. at at her home suffering with gall Anderson, on February 8th, cn Pearl Harbor and enl stments -- - Selective Service D rector Hersh-e-y Mrs. Irma Nichols entertained at Monterey, California. stones. have averaged 1,786 a day. In the advised local draft boards to first 30 days after the attack, 55,-3- 8 5J give every consideration for defermen enlisted and during the ment to FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN apprentices who have servremain. ng 26 days, 44,112 men ed a or more in trades essen-- t year W. K. GRANGER B announcement cl to war were added. The producton because of B sa d, Despite the impressive record mounting demands for skilled work-tr- s B BILL TO INCREASE DOMESTIC recruiting w 11 continue without curby war production industries. He is great need for there for tailment B is It RUBBER SUPPLY raid, The House contrary to the policy to round out the 500,-00- 0 and manpower the Selective of B Service purpose passed and returned to the Senate man Navy authorized by Conto deplete the manpower of System B legislation directing the Agricultur- gress, and the Navy intends to rethe country engaged in the producB al Department to develop domestic main n a basis of volunteer sertion of the implements of war. B rubber supply from the guayule v.ce. Therefore, employers should have bush. The measure author.zes the B no hesitancy in continuing existing Department to plant up to 75,000 UE TAX STAMPS B The Treas- benafide apprenticeship programs acres of guayule bush within the in numor a ones. new B establ.shing Department announcej continental Emits of the United ury ber of thefts of motor vehicle use B States. 1 he House amended the legtax stamps have been reported, and WAR FRAUD UNIT SET UP IN B islation to author.ze governmental the Department has prepared a JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AttorB of the of the facihties purchase simple procedure to be followed ney General Biddle established with nental Rubber Company, where a stamp is lost or stolen. The in the Department of Justice a spec-a- l Salinas, California, which has deWar Frauds Unit charged with Department said the taxpayer must veloped processes tor extraction of establish to the satisfaction of the all cases involving a rubber from guayule. The Depart- Collector of Internal Revenue he prosecuting frauds upon the Government in B ment of Agr culture would be auth- has a stamp and that it connection with the war effort. The purchased B orized to pay $2,000,000 for these was lost or stolen from the vehicle -- ew Unit, with Special Assistant to facilities. B to which it was attached. He will the Attorney General Fowler Ham-Eo- n B then be furnished with a statement as its head, will function under WOOL BAG SHORTAGE The which w.U be Fedall B the joint jurisdiction of the Antiaccepted by need for bags with which to harvest eral officers as evidence he has trust Division B anj the Criminaj the wool crop is causing no little the tax for the vehicle for the D vision, and therefore will be sub, paid stir in Washington. Army and Navy iect to the joint supervision of Assperiod described. has priorit,es on of the " istant Attorney General Thurman ' Announcement entire burlap import and with the AUTO RATIONING TO BEGIN Arnold and Wendell Berge. supply of imports dwindling that : -B- irth FEBRUARY 26 There are about means the situation is serious. NumB new automobiles in the NAVY ASKS YOUNG AMERICAN erous plans have been suggested but 654,000 Christenings B hands of dealers and manufacturers. TO BUILD AIR MODELS The the one receivmg attention just now Of this number, 130,000 are set Navy calls upon the youths in AmDeaths B is to perfect a paper fabric bag of aside as the Government reserve erican high schools to take a direct B The sufficient strength to serve. Engagements to rationing for and vital part in the training of its not supply, subject thread-l.ke twisted will into be B paper air service. The Navy one year. This will leave 524,000 Feasts strings that will be woven into new automobiles available when the asks urgently that these youths a bag similar to the burlap bag. The build a half mill'on aircraft models. boards begin operating. raton Gatherings one stumbling block in this move each of fifty types 10,000 of B is to obtain sufficient paper to proHappy Times for immediate and f'ghting planes, B SecAGRICULTURE duce these bags in sufficient quanAgriculture continuous use in the trainng of Invitations OfficWickarJ wheat announced weeks. three in the next retary tity naval combat forces for aircraft ials in Washington are awaiting the farmers throughout the nation will Jubilees and range estimation in arrival of paper off.cials for a spec- vote in a wheat marketng quota lecogntion B Plans work. and specificaKin to visit ial conference to be called the min referendum for the second success- - gunnery B Laurels B B Marriages B Neighbojs visiting i:: .;.uNW.r,;h . ;- 4i 19-rl- s Ifco SUlAG per bottle OLD SUMY BROOK Local ' Nevis t 75? L - wrl n, o. 1 ks t:mL. WASHINGTON NE4WS c Wmmi' -- BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB DDBBDDQQBDBBDE1DQBB . - F YOU HAVE - - . - two-thir- ds - fast-grow'- - New Utah Plant Adds Needed War Metal x'' vy, bjtfi A. M. 6 1 A.- - ,,M.1 1 - 4 " A ' a , OO KLO 9.30 9:45 10.30 Blue s 4 - cv 11.00 11:15 11:30 II worthless slas dump has been converted Into a source of a much needed metal of war at the Tooele, Utah, plant of the International & Refining company, Smelting where a new 5130.000 slag treatment plant was recently placed in operation. The new addition to International's vast smelting works nt Tooele, was put Into operation in September. a month ahead of schedule. Most of the bugs In the Inital two months' operation have been Ironed out and about 400 tons daily heretofore worthless slag is being treated at the plant for the extraction of the small zinc content that was passed up In previous smelting operations As a result between one and two million pounds of zinc per month are being made from the zinc oxide the plant is now turning out zinc that Is warmly welcomed In the Industries that manufacture biass. brouz, steel, wire, chemicals and other materials that are rapidly being consumed in war. Until recent years, zinc was the problem child of Utah mining and smelting. Prior to the early 1920s, A : tL- - zinc was lost to the slag dump and miners were penalized for its presence In their ores. With the application of selective flotation In about 1922, mills began saving thp troublesome metal In he low grade sulphide ores of Utah: a develop ment that came at a time when the mining Industry of underground the state was threatened with ex tinction as most of the higher grade carbonate ores had been mined. Now, International has combined its resources. Initiative and scientific research in an effort to help solve one of the nation's "knottiest problems In the present crisis And here has zinc production. been added a huge reserve of a vital product. Another crowning achievement to add to Utah's progressiva smeltwhich combined ing Industry, s forms the greatest center in the world smelting Another mighty addition to Utah's contribution In the war. Another toward perpetuating contribution and building permanent Industry for Utah, one of the first objectives of the mining Industry. (Mon-Sa- P. 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