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Show N! THE Logan, Utah, Friday, July 1, 1949. HERALD-JOURNA- USAC Schoo Of Agriculture Lists Graduate Placements o Institute of i ightv mi I n a pm u II do at fie MassnctniH-ltfiom t! e Ant Inm piaiiuaU's acb.il of agin l'ture at I t.ili St ik i .id it st ink ! Ja k Hark " tin n Cambinige: I'oult r Husbandry Goidim A Agi k ulturnl cul'cye have acu pl1 gft aid Kanas. util he plant , , ksorlf S.n, II, field will he a vo- ed positions thiouphout the wo-t-.1 I 1 Nan-Basil r at SAC, atmnal agi icultuial tearhpr in em fata or plan to do graf.uam f.uniin R II t ldv wing, Bknkfuut Ida is emplov- - Wyoming, Clyde Kail Hunter, according to Dr woik at dean of the school ol ed with the Nelson Kicks Ci earn- - 'den will do gtaduale mv in Kexhuig Ida Han It Mil- - I SAC. eeiioulture egetable Crops: Rulori P. Dia-aiIhe students who niaoied in In, Iaikei Ida (1"tans Ii.satoinie per American hoik, will be em-f- r irultural economics and h.,e 'oh (taming in Idaho, its. Ida, danyloyed hy the California Packing und placement Migni aie: Malcolm Ma-ak- i Santa Hafen, 'tiling in Idaho, Doan C. San- - ( ompnn.v; Leslie 's ii Pdiniington will he with (laia, will do graduate woik at William K. i Lake Salt ISAC, Ilatris, etida S. Dev., India, plans to do the clow leaf Dany H; 'den Richaid Stevens, Salt ant Glove, Will be employed by woik at Cornell l'nnei-- t v he it HerLake t California Packing company; Ihooklawn Dairy, Salt Lynn ity, Ithaca, N. V., ran Daws Venice, as lam lake CiK i Uohei t h Sliutbeis I niton Hiistbt, Hurritanp, Wood- Mkin.s Dairy Ogden, ruff Seed company, Jerome. Ida. souiity agent In Las egas Ni v 'ninja Id Mhin Lansing Uakf field Logan IC,i eritm U Winder, Saif Lakel t oeatioiinl Agriculture: I'erm Salt Lakel. hieestcme, Kimberly, Ida, will Imws H, Winder I)au, r istant county agent 'no fanning at Kimberly, Gale N. (minty. William K. Woodbury Cdv Paine Rei nai d I p.i sen Pioyo- has a commission Huincane, diyision manager foil Kntonmlogi : a Brigham City insurance com- - "in h IP de Park will be y it h in the aimv; Vernon R. MacNeil, Veterans tiaming, Ore- - Roc! land, Ida, Glcndon J. Guy- j ,nv. mon, Oi angey ille, Alto Hood Me- grononiy : Stew nit SteMirg An- - g' n ('cneral Agru ulfiire: Harold A (ham. Oiem Klovd W. Merrill, awson, S amsh hoik, vwll be em-will do Paul, Ida, Rao K Parker Iona, Cim leva lie, ployed bv the Spierkles Sugar Gottfredson company, Salmas Calif.; Rulon J laimmg m Cinlewlle, Carlyle I, Id i , Byron C Peacock, Kmery, Ida., Alicrofl, JHde Im k, will du'lensen P.i igham City , ill do giad-- i Max P Ransom lreston, gr ldunte v oi k at the I'niv ei si i y uate woik al USAC, Harcdd W Keilh D. Tavloi, Oaklay, Ida., and will be,Ciyde C. Waidle, Blackfoot, Ida., An ol North Carolina, Chapel Hill N Mincer St Johns C John Howard Btoderiek lw db Indian Sei wee Hakkl Shibab.will teach vocational agriculture. Roosevelt, will work with the Soil I mrime Iraq, will do graduate Mr. Guymon will teach at Mt. Emmons; Mr. MacN'eil at Oakley, Conservation Service at Gat land, iwot k al I SAC. N'i rman I'lmer Carver. Plain fit; Horticulture: Gene H. Oberly, Ida ; Mr. Meeham at Foit Col-- 1 v I be employed bv the I'tah Ida-ipan, will do graduate work at n Colo, Mr Merrill at Tooele; bo Sugar company in Salt LakCl SAC, Leslie Whilton, Salt Lake Mr. Pai ke- -, Weber County High graduate woik at University School; Mr. Peacock at Enter-Mr- s County; Keith f redei irk Crad-CitRansom at (rr.se; Berkelev. vwi k, Portland, Oie, will do faim- - of California Kuna. in Idaho; Ciaig Anderson! Ijuidsoapa Architeclure: Owen Ida ; Mr. Taylor. Filth, Ida; and e Cl.uk, St. George will do fanning Burnham Blanding will do grad-- l DWal P vSz zA' tdMrcloae; in Arizona, Clyde K. Cox Kan uate work in community plannmglMr. Wardle at Declo, Ida. , v w, will do farming In Sanpete -' c unty. jr-Reed Erandsen, Mt Pleas-ant, has accepted a commission in ' lit U. S Atmy, Bin Leo Grove i Sii mgy ille, plans lo do piaduale stidy at LSAC, Ot en Hess. Ply-f- i on the-jo- b t.iouth will do , 1 Oie , Claude j raining near J Jenkins, Newton, plans to do gi .duate sfudv at ''SAC; J V.' I awrence, Walla Walla, Wash c vwll be with th Sul Coneriiini Adi am J Seivice in Wasmngtor; SI out McOmber, Logan, is cm-pu.yed by the Buret u of Reclama- lion in Colorado, Jesse E. Mose a position I ogan, has w th Utah Idaho S.'gar company :J Ionian?,; Day ul George Nelson, 1 Si vville, will le with toe Bureau 3 of reclamation in Wyoming. ? Marr Dixon Simons, Delta will do graduate study at USAC; Phil-- . 3p Rancolph Sni th, Estacada, Ore., 1 i.i'c&te stud at Purdue tr'.iver- s i . l ! i r, on-th- SATURDAY ,i IS 1 Ileas-jrradua- -- O te S'AFJIifSillliHlrAl 0X3308 330&SO0 VALUE DAY 1 TENN TUFT LADIES' Eyelet Bath Mat Crepe BATISTE SETS OXFORDS INFANTS' EMBROIDERED Training PANTIES y Swiss rib knit, extia absorbent J.-- cotton. Double-kni- crotch, and all t - n.ar elastic waixtband- - 39 Inch eyelet embroidered bastlst Glenn-pll- d all center. Lovely shades of rose, aqua, rose, blue, red, gray, white and black. jellow, gray, flamingo and green. Brand new and very beautiful. and piques. Fast colors and In of maize, new shades Hurry 15 pairs only of wom"i soft calfskin Oxfoids. Iaj going crepe soles. 1 n Sal-mi- 1 .... Yard I Regularly 39 RACK a.y . Lafaye'te, 'nd.una; Laurel H. Stott, Manti, Soil Conservation ing, Snovvville; Gunnison, Gale Moroni Jen-e- Better ..... 29.95 for this event. Cottons, In tay-o- ns prints and plains. Good range of sizes. en the dark places In 7.95 Value Boys1 COVERS POLOS your home Cover your car upholstering with ceramic base lamps that harmon- a set of these gay covers. Leatherette trimmed plastic plaids. Worth many dollars more. Reg. ize In any surroundings. 514 95. at a very real saving. . Seat Here is your opportunity to bright- We have chosen another group of dresses that regularly sold up to Our Regular fIRfj PLASTIC LAMPS DRESSES and crepes It. Taylor, Provo, Bureau of Rec tarnation at Logan; Dallon D. j Thomas, Malad, Ida , farm crop Spokane, Wash.; Maynard C. Wankter, Levan. Bureau of In Montana. Reclamation I Animal Husbandry : Stephen L. I Brower, Blackfoot, Ida , will do J graduate study at USAC; William Ward Cluff, Mary soak, veterans Parowan, training,, Arthur W. Gardner, Cedar City, i graduate study at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C.; Tom James Jackson, St. George, ill be employed with the Indian John Carl James, Patk rervice; veterans train- Each Table 1 J Plain color border with Art shade, Novelty stitch vertical stripe ed cotton soft color polos comb- In a variety combinations. of These shirts sell regularly for 1.98. Hardware Store SATU RDAY n HAND IT OVER, BUD! Caesar, 189 pounds of Great Dane muscle, isn't holding up the bank in Auckland, New Zealand. Ruining, Oregon; Cecil Ray Lake. Hes soliciting funds for the Society for the Prevention of , Figby, Ida., veterans-on-the-jo- b to Animals. Th teller decided to contribute. Cruelty training, Idaho; Bruce Ludlow. Lorenzo, Ida., veterans tiaming, Idaho. Earl G. McLain, Idaho Falls, Saint mis-'(.Ida., Is on a Latter-da- y Robert S. Murdock, Heber, Indian Service; Major Ames Nil-ioPolice Chief Eli Drakulich of Lo- - festive spirlt of the holiday and Smithfield, will attend a announced today that an in eavy holiday traffic. gan Shelschool; Dwight M. tensive traffic safety program vvi! don, Logan, has accepted a Chief Diakulich emphasized that in the army; Cleon H. be conducted in connection with motor travel will increase during three-day Fourth of July holi- the Fourth of Spencer, Kanab. Indian service; the July celebration beLor. W. Thomas, will attend a day celebration this year. cause the three-da- v weekend will Our enforcement progiam ovei school; Jay G. Thorley, many summer vacationists Ctdai City, will do ranching m the Fourth of July will bring Lo- tempt Cedtu City; Orville Thayne Thomp- gan Into a united effoit by cities to use it as the beginning or end of their regular vacation periods. son Downey, Ida., veterans and states throughout the nation National figures alreadv show n to hold down the high holiday training, Oregon Dairy Industry: Otto Gene Beut-le- i death toll which usually occur; substantial rise in vehicle mileage Smithfield, will he employed over the Independence Day cele- - 'o far this year. Lei's all work together to makj bv the Claikdale Dairy in Pan-'brDrakulich said ion, Chief and erle Rudolph d'? giiuh; Bohntan. This nanonw.de program ,s being LPI(tain ,he hollday cplhrat'n ;Moigan, graduate study at USAC; coordinated bv the National Safety ,not Earl S. Brown, American Fork. Ar- Council anybody in Ixigan, Chief Draku-- j Itch said. The Fourth of July den Dairy, Salt Lake City; John be a safe celebraKeith Curtis, Salt Lake City, everybody to take spec.al piJfu!jshould nur joy fuland na,l0"s inflePPI'tienc''' Dairy, Salt Lake City; tions m an effort to save hothl10? 11 if everybody re- can Jevs Hatch Davis, Coleville, vet- - lives and property over s dans training in Alas- - It will be a time of i eaVha7ard,,rnembe, 10 ,ry and mpkp ' so because of the long uerkond, veteians-on-the-jo- b ' n; Be Careful Over Holidays! vet-ei.na- com-im.-si- vet-ima- ry SIZZLERS DONT MISS C. C. ANDERSONS NEW SATURDAY FEATURE , at Rotary Meet (Continuer, from Page ton University, xei HORSE! ft ; gw and of letaiy-genei- 1) Trygve I.i", the I nited Na- tions. Plea for I' N w hile admitting that the Mr Lie I nited Natans oiganiatiun has shown inperfeetions and has failed m some lespects. made an impassioned plea for the use of United Nations maihmeiy In settling the problems which stand in the wav of vvoi Id pence. 'Despite maiv, many disappointe said ments.' ihe 1 nited Nation bus averted war in several explosive situations and has hioughl a hall to fighting between Jews and Arabs He said that the wmld should never forget that th" most dangerous of all" si'uations, the deadlock over Beilin, was eased because discussions by United Nations delegates in the U. N. headquat tei s led to the agreenten' between the Western Ioweis and the Soviet Union to lift the Beilin blockades and to set the Council of Foieign Muusteis at woik. "Theie is only one way, however hy vvhih to pievent a thud Mi wot Id war in Ihe long lun, "The only wav u Lie detlaied. lo bung into the I nited Nalmt I LAST TIME SATURDAY DON'T MISS TONIGHT SPECIAL CLASSES f s ' yi I FAIR GROUNDS SHOWS START AT 8 P.M. t, Adults ..1.00 Children ...TO i and to keep wit no lie t nited t ions all he net ions id lie "mil d and lo make the t ndi d on a umwtsal basis" I I Mt.ll r Hill LK lulv I I TURBAN . Cal Completion of an night fightei announced H'day IP signeis f 11" Ma m v Beginning at 11:00 A.M. We speaker system in the store will put on sale a New Group of BE ON HAND FOR THESE at. New Low Prices Values VALUES - WE SAID SURevery half hour during the day. PRISE AND WE MEAN As these items go on sale, they will be announced over our loud SURPRISE. BE HERE FOR EVERY NEW ANNOUNCEMENT slim s nnd lifclialMude ,d r i in. inti d ' plane was loikheed the h of I I s ,, m plnjii. pieoe mm READY TO WEAR KIDS - is n i tize C30DMES FITUEIE DEPT LOOK! SlDERSOn 4th of July Balloons For all Kiddies accompanied by Parents! air-cia- lt S 1 B9EavS DEPARTMENT INFANTS DEPARTMENT AU, RAY .OMG LCGAN WJ UJLIPRWPP |
