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Show 1 feiiuyi TNovTOSr'-fe- , 1942 Page Five SOUTH CACHE COURIER c0:d War Bond Sales Is Gcal Of Women At War Week Nov. 22 -- Back to the Farm for Chinese Students in n i n r rr things to pro,oneyforWarBonds. women want to ws want to be this strenuous upless we j ebecause will not be able to Ithe men when they CHEERFUL AS e hard t of ITS NAME " claim our n and of the future respon-,t- y for building a jul world, the First OLD declared. overall direction of IcnAtWarWeekrests ,e Women's Section War Savings Staff the leadership of Harriet p- Elliott, Field Director, Henry Morgen-j- r Chief of the , Activities Unit. .ate itrs. coast to coast m in in every commu-av- e made plans for fash-how- parades, teas, rallies, window displays, Ijght s, Bond booths, civic sings, balls and mardi gras. In each locality administration one week drive rests with the local War Savings Committee which liorked out activities adapted to their areas. Morgenthau, in a special message for Women At War Week, de-- i that the spirit of Americas pioneer women lives today more strongly p and ants, E Faced with the necessity of eating and having little money; or food available, undergraduate students of China grow their own.' Like those shown above, the students work in the fields between classes. Financial help to the students, to enable them to continue r retheir education and so be ready to take the lead in construction, is given them through United China Relief. post-wa- ever. average American woman began to rise to new heights on Sunday, Mrs. Morgenthau said. This winter the average American in will be spending less in order to save more to invest in War Bonds Stamps. She will not, please God, ever have to fire a gun or fly a ier. But she will, please God, always do everything she can to help and the best of everything that fires or flies or floats in this mything ie 1 1941, lie war. I and see what a grand whiskey it is! ..tie jal y SyBr0c Sip Americas women in the cities and on the farms Kington, D. C.in their homes are determined to make Women At factories and irvek the greatest War Bond selling effort since Pearl Harbor. Franklin D. Rocsevelt sounded the keynote for the Treasury Depart-- . Nov. 22 to 28, with an appeal to women to save Women At War Week, ff - , U. S. Agencies Need Managers, Nurses Agricultural warehouse managers are sought, the U. S. Civil Service fill to commission announces, Federal positions paying $2,000 to $4,600 a year. Broadened opportunities in Panama and in the United States are also announced for graduate nurses. Warehouse managers will be recruited to supervise cold or dry storage of agricultural products. They are not required to take a writien test. From 3 to 7 years of appropriate management experience in a warehouse storing agricultural products is required of applicants without college training. Fersons with - college training may qualify if they show from 1 to 2 years of the type of experience specified. There are no age limits. Nurses for anaesthetic, general staff, and psychiatric duty in the( Panama Canal zone and in the United States are being recruited by the commission. The previous announcement was open only to those who would accept duty in' Panama. The maximum age limit for nurses in the Canal service has been raised from 35 to 40 years. in For positions the United States, there is no maximum age limit.' Positions in Panama start at $168.75 a month; in the Unit- ed States at $1,800 a year. I Qualifications required of nurses are: successful completion of a nursing course in a recognizee! nursing school requiring at least 2 years' residence in a hospital of size and character. appropriate Applicants for the anaesthesia option need an additional year of postgraduate work in that field. Applications' will be accepted from senior nursing students. Applications for these positions must be filed with the United States Civil Service commission, Washington, D. C., and will be accepted until the needs of the service have been met. Full information as to requirements, and application forms, may be obtained from the secretary of the board of U.S. Civil Service examiners at first and second-clas- s the post offices, or from United States Civil Service commission, Washington, D.C. are not desired Applications from war workers unless higher skills would be utilized in a War Manchange of position. power restrictions on Federal appointment of persons engaged in certain critical in occupations specified areas are given in Form 2989, posted in first- - and second class post offices. Mrs. Stella' Bradley entertained at dinner Thursday for Mrs. Laura Gulbransen, Mrs. Ebba Nielsen, Lela Bradley, Mrs. Melinda Liljenquist and Mrs. Leah Bick-morA social evening was enjoyed following dinner. Mrs. - Stjhny Brook Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 90.4 Proof National Distillers Products Corp., N. Y. I u i u vvvvvvywyyvvvvvvvvs of Utah grid in the air. The ex-star also is one of the members of Utah Night To Be Observed November 14th the Utah Night entertaniment eemmittee. Savich, despite his light weight, also was an outstanding basketball star as well as a grid great. Men from Utah, now serving UJ ah festivities will be with Uncle Sam as members of confined Night only to the men who are g the army Air forces natives or former residents of that Air Forces Technical Training state, and indications are that to several hundred soldiers will be command, will get together renew old acquaintances, meet on hand for the dinner, dance and ft iends and have a lively party games. A number of Utah people at the Wichita Falls Lamar street have helped the USO by forwardUSO Saturday night, Nov 14, when ing games, candy, foodstuffs and Utah Night is observed. other subscriptions by sending Made possible through the co- theme to the Utah Night chair--maoperation of the USO and the help Lamar street USO, Wichita of friends back home in Utah, Falls, Texas. the Utah men will have the opA Utah club, meeting portunity to meet one of the has a large membership at the states outstanding athletes, Cor- USO. poral Dan W. Savich, former Utah Universiay Mr. and Mrs. Farren Brown guard. Savich now is running intererence welcomed their second son this for the Air Forces, ready to be week at a Logan hospital. The one of the men necessary to keep first son is now a young man of a heavy bomber or attack aircraft seventeen. hard-hitt'in- n, Crystal Furniture Co. LOGANS TRADING CENTER Warm Even Heat OIL CIRCULATOR For True Comfort . . For Economy in Oil Heaters . . . 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