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Show Invasion Costs Rea,J, UpYourPayroll Savings today the It Pays Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, July Volume 34 Production Records Made as Utah Ordnance Depot Sends Arms To The Fighting Fronts By O. ,i ""Ting m Number 28 1943 15, Soldiers Meet More Records In Africa Needed For Two Nephi soldiers Clarence' Men Gieenhalgh and Joseph Barrest Fighting Jenkins, met recently in North Northern Troo ;s Fiulit Cold and Axis L , f N. Maimjuist - i Af- - - according to word received by relatives this week. Nil Gieenhalgh. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Greenhalgh, entered a ( hapel where an L. D. S. Service was being conducted on July 4th, and immediately recognized Mr. Jenkins in the congregation. Mr. Jenkins is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jenkins. The letter bearing the news was rceived in Nephi aproximately ten days after it wis writi-- n in Africa, relatives re..o.-ted- . "-- f ....Utah Mate ress Assn. Service..-Th- e Utah Ordnance piant in bait Lake City, is "passing the ammunition'" to the troops on iiglilingg lronts and in training camps at a rate well in evcess ol the plant's rated capacity when it began operations. This fact was disclosed to Utah newspapermen during a recent tour of the installation under tne sponsorship of the Ninth Service Command. Kxact production figures are restricted information but executives announced of the plant proudly that the output is exceeding expectations; that acceptance of ammunition suitable for atircraft use has greatly exceeded contract since the beginning of production; that costs have been ARRANGING FOR ANNUAL CLINIC liniTED WE STRflD" American Leqion and Auxiliary To Collect Records in Nephi The clinic will be held The American Legion and the within the next few weeks, accordAmerican Legion Auxiliary of Ne ing to an announcement made this week. Full details will be anI phi will take part in the second V camnation-wid- e nounced in next week's paper. The parent." of children entering school paign to collect old phonograph next fall will be pleased to know records, during the remainder of that this aid to child health will July, local Legion officials anbe held, in order that they will nounced yesterday. be able to find and remedy any The collection is being sponsored defects which may be found in by the National headnationally DEL MONTE, California. Cadet of those organizations, in thoit kiddies entering school fur quarters Keith M. Barnes, son of Mr. and the first time. cooperation with Records for Our Mrs. J. R. Barnes of Nephi, tah, Fighting Men, Inc, a has been appointed a cadet platoon organization of the country's leadleader at the U. S. Navy ing musical artsits with Bob Hope school here it was announced recThe campaign has as president. ently by Lieut. Comdr. Carl J. Fors- the approval and authorization of reduced during nine months by 75 berg, regimental commander and the President's War Relief Control per cet for .30 calibre and 50 per head of the military department. Committee. hcent for .50 calibre ammunition. This hono1- was given Cadet Every operator of a combined This second campaign, promoted And women are doing more than Many people are being refused harvesterd, self binder or threshing and made necessary by the fact Barnes in recognition of the ability half the job. I"-- " They constitute lires by O P A boards because and machine is required to have a per- that millions of men have been leadership he has shown dur about 50 per cent of the plant's they failed to get their tires sS y "N. mit to operate the same when ren added to the army, navy, marine his school. first the weeks at ing 60 more than per personnel and wnen an official inspector servce to anybody outside of strenuous a Now dering and coast guard, will operate undergoing on to emour stafioned who are far northern fronts have Soldiers cent of the production line fight indicated they were ready for reNo fee is re corps course combining military, he cold as well as the Axis. The n .i i licing carried to the jeep was his own property. under the slogans "More Records ployes. cap. training, Bounded and is suffering from frozen ! The scene is the Aleutian quired for the permit, according to for More of our Fighting Men" and The plant constructed by the Recapping service has been nwle academic, andwillphysical be sent to a Nav- island of Altu during the invasion of Barnes Cadet ? Note the Ameri- James H. Ellison, county weed er "Draft your old records and send Rempositions. and government operated by adication supervisor. This process them to war." easliy available and economical to al Air Station for primary flight can As- in the 1942 0:1 an shu:.! car. the combat from under flag Arms improvised flying Company, Inc., ington buy so i.iat every one who had is necessary in order to stop the Followwork of colactual the upon graduation. training mana contract, Uies tliat were good enough to of noxious weeds from one campaignold, unusud and unwanted spread months at the three ing primary lecting ufactures six types of ammunition would have this done as so.-farm to another. flight training base he will be sent .50 caliber armor as phonograph records will be done by in two sizes became smooth. they sucto an and base advanced upon the 1,600,000 members of the Amand and tracer incendiary If your 'i:es need recapping r;o cessful piercing of the cours? completion erican legion and Legion Auxiliary. .30 caliber ball, armor piercing and not neglect having it done until SUGAR WILL NOT BE These canvassers will receive the there he will be commissioned an tracer. the tire is ruined for further serassistance from members of other ISSUED BY BOARD Teh manufacturing process, bas- vice. Tne local boards are obliged Fnsigi; inm the Navy or a second tne Marine Corps. patriotic organizations who have ed primarily on the "stretching" of to abide by their regulations whicn liuteant UNTIL AFTER 1st AUG. that assistance. volunteered in involves steps metals, make : ececessary thai pen2nd Garth Tolley, Soundman Estimates of old, broken and unfour separate operations. The cart- alize people who do not they for tne:r will Sugar canning purposes get U. S. Navy, is visiting in that are now in the not be released to the public in used records ridge case, which starts out as a tires vecapped, by refusing them Class, with his of America run as high as parents, Mr. and homes Nephi small brass cup, is stretched into new or even used tires. East Juab county until after Aug' 200,000,000. The Legion collectors Mrs. Jack Tolley. Garth has been the proper shape by punching ust 1st, according to a ruling made in the Pacific for on to unearth as many active duty each machines, operation prolong' this week by the Ration Board and will attempt will gather months. several as of these All users were possible, litreminded a metal the gasoline ing cuplike piece of the Foods panel which works in them together and sell them to today by Reed G. Starley, chairman tle more. The pullet likewise connection with board. Ex the Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Ellison and manufacturers who record treme cases only will even be con- the through a series of opera- of the Nephi War Price and ,:f Donna Jeanne and Richard for the shellac content them want tion from jacket, steel core or clug Rationing board that all coupons in children sidered. This has been ruled benew rec 4''" to the finished bullet. The primer his present' gasoline ration books visited last week at the home of Y cause of the fact that little or no in order to manufacture cent of the net proords. Every or "cap" Is produced in anoter must be endorsed immediately in Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ellison. Mr. fruit is on the market yet, and ceeds from such sales will be used The three compliance with the new amend Ellison is located at Fort Bliss, series of operations. what is available can easily be to continue purchasing newly is.'-fa v! "f Red erican v.i;h Texas, to the, toment tne rationing regulations. " components are then brought put up with the regular allotment. sued discs at( lowest factory prices. as ' " field director. assistant Cross, gether, the primer inserted in the The endorsement entails writing Also the large amount of 'work ' f"rt f result or last cuse, the case loaded with powder, the license plate number and the necessitated by the issuance of the As a more than 370,000yea1 brand new te bullet inserted in the case and state of registration in ink on each paign A gasolin ebooks before July 21 to distributed been have records The coupon. the finished cartridge emerges. will keep the clerks at the ration 1 i' the around men ' ' in American new aftbooks issued 1 fighting entire proces, except some visual Coupons office very busy. This year two million more inspecting and packing, is done by er July 22 should be endoreed as As soon as large quantities of world. soon as they are received from the are needed. The records are made machine. . fruitj appear sugar will be abat- in libraries of 48 double-sid- e recThe most dangerous operations rationing board, the chairman able in quantities not exceeding in of field entire the cover and enords said. users In should are the manufacture of the primer addition, of Miss Irene ... any case, 15 pounds per person in y. .p t ? .,..v.y' from symphony to swing. dorse immediately on any coupons Mrs. Ada C. Anderson, daughter music and the loading of the case. the to became addition the ten allowed Anderson, Last year the selection of records The Utah plant is one of four now in their possession or received bride of H. Elwood Hansen of San ' . 15 and 16 of the sugar rat1 t 'K' made by the Joint Army and was such government plants operated before July 22. ion book. ' Diego, California, a son of Mr. and "t Recreational committee unnecesIn has the not been it Arms Navy past company. by Remington Mrs. J. F. Hansen of Sprong City, advice of Dr. Harold Spiv-ackto the der on write notations and the sary From these four plants, coupons Mrs. Roene Bigler DeFiore, who A evening July 12 at the of the Library of Congress. " v ones both owned and operated by until they were actually used to Monday '' .'. is at present living at Alamosa, Manti L. D. S. Temple. President be done in HJ13 This will the company, there was produced buy gas. L. R. Anderson officiated. Colorado, is gaining many new Distribution again record sets is of the one-ha- lf Immediate edorsements are re seven and last the Of. during Snow Colfriends through her ability as a Both were students Records for Our Fighting made by months of 1942 more small quired under a new OPA amend lege at Ephraim and were well songstress, according to a clipping Men. Inc., in cooperation with the arms ammunition than the entire ment both as a convenience to the known for their church and school loaded Into a transport plane at an Allied base from the Alamosa paper.. Mrs. De mules bein? Pack and Navy committee invesas a help to OPA country turned out during the four public and lore recentaly gave a program Joint Army activities. The bride for the past lomcwhere In New Guinea. A short time later they will he landed where years of World War I. Thus the tigators in checking misuse of rat- year has been employed by the ihey can do the mast good. This area is the scene of constant Allied raids before the Alamosa Kiwanis club and the armedto forces. Brent D. Hall, LegAccording sail arms ammunition industry gen- ion coupons falling into the hands Grazing Service at Fillmore and ind bombardments 011 the remaining Japanese positions. and was exceptionally well rec and Mrs. Beulah ion of not to commander, etitled them to the is persons the ammunition erally passing eived. She received special men- Nephi. II Irons, president of the Auxiliary, the fighting men on a scale which board chairman poined out. Conin club is Kiwanis lion the bulletin The employed by groom arrangements for pickup and coldwarfs all previous efforts. Since Under the new plan the motorist solidated Aircraft Vultee corporaissued following the meeting. made as follows: V the beginning of the war Reming- by spending a few minutes endors- tion at San Diego, California. They Mr. DiFiore is a supervisor of lection have been to To those wishing give recov5 ton workers have soared from 4,000 ing his coupons all at once will will make their home there. Impurchasing for the Pacific Produce Commander Hall stated, they may save delay and trouble when he to more than 80,000. famand Express company and will be two of members mediate the or 188W, and arrangeArmy officers and company ex- goes to a filling station to buy ilies attended a wedding dinner at located in Alamosa for several call 157W ments will be made for the pickecutives in charge at the Utah plant gasoline," the board chairman said. the home of the bride's mother folmonths. up. point with special pride to a lost-tim- e "By cooperating In making those lowing the Temple rites-M- r. accident rate far below the endorsements promptly, the rightThe Harvest Festival of the Nc- - j and Mrs. J. L. Hansen anaverage for the industry generally; ful holders of a gasoline ration will phi ward primary will be held next, 1 Invaluable assistance nounce the marriage of their son and the lowest percentage of scrap be rendering 4 Wednesday at 10 A. M., according In to of OPA its job If detecting and Jay and Miss Betty Chnstensen, (metal trimmings) of any small to Mrs. Iaa Beck, president. All I arms ammunition plant in the en- preventing a black market In gas-ol- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey of primary children parents anc" rasoline coupons. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs and The L. Christensen of Ephraim. tire country. They attributed the urged to attend, and a program and cur owners who have not yet marriage took place Wednesday, daughter Joanna of Provo were will be enjoyed large reduction in production costs All so refreshments dinner guests Sunday at the home were advised by the local July 7th at the home of the bride's mainly to the fact that personnel done of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lunt. U now much better trained than at ratioi.ing board chairman to ma'l parents, with Bishop Evan C. Erick-so- n RATION REMINDER Oneita, Milton and Farrell Dee te beginning of operations and the tneir basis "A" book renewal appofficiating. Mr. and Mrs. HanGASOLINE to local Lunt lications office the board spent last week in Provo and will sen for home volume. the make their "A" book coupons No. 6 rising Inspection and testing of the by July 17. Because of the time present at Fountain Green. for four gallons each attended a birthday party for Miss good Joanna Hobbs. ammunition is an important phase required to process the applications through July 21. All motorMr. and Mrs. Robert Barker and and one which is carried out by the board cannot assure the return ists must renew theii "A the compay and the army ord- of a new "A' book by July 21, the son Bobbie of Los Angeles, Califlooks by making application nance department with painstaking expiration date of the present ornia are visiting at the home of Mrs. Irene C. Sorensen h '.o their local board. Make Mrs. to Mr. motorist to who Barker's Mrs. fails and book, any After the parents, to her home in I.ns A:i.r company e 17 to thoroughness. application by July s uu a renewal by July after having visited inspectors are satisfied that the get the application to the local Niels Lund. Mrs. Nancy Lowe of Beaver Is ammunition is right, ordnance de board office by Saturday, 21. days in Nephi at the borne The application forms may be visiting with relatives and friends her mother, Mrs. John C'.;"r. SUGAR partment experts take over and at service stations or at the In Foiintain Green. No. 13 good for 5 give it further scrutiny. It is then secured Stamp Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Mikkelson by actual firing In the board office. It should be carefully I' pounds through August 13. had as their guests Sunday, their testing room. A "dud" might be filled In and sent to the board along Coupons 15 and 16 are good This is no year to waste feed. recwith Mrs. the present tire inspection Arthur Livingston, and sister, fatal to someone on the fighting October 31 for 5 Feed being fed to cull hens is through front and every possible precaut- ord and back cover of the present nephew, Bernell Livingston and pounds each for horrn can- prnctieally wasted. To save few! ion Is taken to see that no faulty "A" book. children, Mrs. June Fullmer and Housewives each pouttiyman should use extra ning purposes. children of Payson; Mrs. Comer cartridges get ut of the plant. fcr caution to see that cull hens are may ppply at local boa-outhow son shown are Inductees of the and and As a wholly owned government Fairvlew, Llewellyn more sui;ar if necessary, after removed ns soon as detected. statclassified for fitted, special apti- Mrs. Van Livingston of Moroni. Installation, the plant has the August 1st. With protein feeds scare and in uom for pyhsical deMrs. Myrth Oldroyd and Mrs. us of a military post and the army tudes, COFFEE high in price there is an added reaIs charged with the responsibility fects. Immunized against certain Merlene Collard were hostesses to 21 The firt Vazl solrlirr raptured In (one pound) son for removing culls pnrly. An Stamp No. When Amrrran tronps are ready Iceland is Sergeant Manfrak, an of guarding the reservation, pro- diseases, fed and entertained. A the KK club members at a most If good through July '.1. averit'e leghorn consumes approx-matel- y was of the this delicious chicken dinner Thursday io control Alpin Mountain rM's, aviator, who bailed nut of hi plane process enforcing highlight tecting the property, SHOES six pounds of feed per cornew of in ( !inil)ir.g troops after it was hit Inductees. afternoon at Maple canyon. the the army's m clothing eoconomy In expenditures and No. 18 (one pair Is month. In proporton of abnyt three by X'. S. army air Stamp Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Symes will be equal to I The They enter one end of a long room job as a result force fighters. lie I shown sitting recting any Irregularities. Rood through October .11. to four pounds of mash and 2 to 3 In civilian clothes and emerge at have returned home from Montana n Carson, Coin. of training st ( commanding officer is Lieutenant-Colonbefore his half finished meal MEATS, Etc sullenly pounds scratch according to the Seth Diard and the mana- the other end with the full recept- where Mr. Symes has been employ- This Mimlici i "'i JaeBed st.le ol Red Stamps P, Q anl U feeding schedule being followed by army intelt'grncc headquarters In ion is Fh. W. ed. center of Issue of uniform. ne for Arms the Km!.;, imiuiraiii. army Remington ger Iceland. good through July 31. Kcl the poultrymen. The new Inductees pass through Elder Addln Johnson was given II. Mattlage. S. becomes valid July Stamp Poultrymen usually cull in the The tour of the ordnance plant the outfitting room with production a testimonial Sunday evening In the now stationed !? IVi.e, Idaho. Is, It's brother. Cotporal Max 18 and expires Julv 31. fall but If the cull he ncan be was preceded by a visit to the l'ne efficiency and speed. But they ward chapel. Elder Johnson has his furlough at the home lrjrston, hns been in the service PROCESSED FOODS one to three monlhs earlier Fort Douglas reception center, ore treated as Individuals by the recently returned from the North of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clnr-- , s nr-- Februnry, 1011, and reports Blue stamps N, P. and Q a saving of from six to eighteen where the future users of the am- fitters and they don't have to ac- Central States mission. enee Mower. that he is getting along well. He valid from July 1 to August pounds of feed may be had by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nlelson munition were being transformed cept a member of Vi! been in foreign service since items. The U. S. j Uoni C. I,hHr-ton- , 7, Inclusive. her from the flock. Mul'i- from civilians Into soldiers. Under Army wants the soldiers to feel and children of Provo are visiting the bombln? croup at an army air April, 1912. CLIP Tins CALENDAP. ply this by anywhere from two to the guidance of Colonel J. 3. well dressed, on the theory that at the home of their parents, Mr. bnse In C.ii;f'irn;n hns visited with Mrs. Lena Livingston visited with Use It to help you shop ailjten er rent o fearh l.iflock and tne Graves, commanding officer of the satisfaction with the clothing pro- and Mrs. Arthur Christensen. relatives and friends the past ten her son and family in Moroni to save time and question bor becomes saving in feed and were motes life. satisfaction the with Second Lieutenant Leo Mower.days. last week end. center, newspapermen Army evident. pre-scho- News of The Boyis oervmg The Country house-to-hou- Cooperation Asked pre-flig- ht Rationing Items In Weed Control co- .. 3:-.- re-c- Even Mules Travel by Airplane 30-o- Yt. pro-ceed- r'rl? -- t ' ' Fountain Green News i 1 . e, i l Alpine ie Iceland Prisoner aclice Local News t r as-ur- spot-sheck- ed 6 1 , el j ed |