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Show i d a y , January 29, 1943 Page E i g h t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, U T A H - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - F r DIE MIDVALE SENTINEL Published Every Friday Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice at Mith·aJe, Utah, under the Act of :.\Iarch 9, 187 . HOW~\RD C. B.ARROWS Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIP1'l0.';' RATE::> : One Year (in Salt Lake County) $1.50 Outside Salt Lake Cuunty, 1 year $~.00 A<lvertisi~:g Rates Given on Request FANTASTIC ! The better brains of the country haye been drawn into the ·war administration . Politic:; hat> to be forgotten when a burglar has a gun at your head. Domestic problems have been largely sidetracked in the pubiic mind, as they have seemed superficial compared with the war. Bureaucracy has run wild in .\ Yashington. 'rhe simplest acts in family life have been made complicated issLtes. One has but to read the requirements for cutting up a lJeef in order to comply with price ceilings, to ~:~e~ how confused a local butcher must be. Running a grocery or merchandise store has become a problem so complicated that stores are going out of bu~iness by the thousands. Instead of receiving cooperation· from government b u r ea us, eYeryone is threatened with a $10,000 fine or ten years in jail, or both, as the penalty for enry failure to comply. 'fhe people are heart and · soul for winning the war on the battlefront. Boys from every family are there. We are proud of the results they are accomplishing. The people are also heart and soul for winning the pro{1nction au d distribution problems on the home front to back up our whole war effort. But they are beginning to open their eyes to waste and con:flusion and politics-as-usu al on the home front. 'fhe situation has become fantastic and it is high time that th_ousands .~f bureaucrats who -ne•·e1T raised a chicken, a hog or, a cow, and who never produced an article by manual labor, and who never maintained a . payroll or sold a yard of goods, be replaced by men "'hq_ li:IJ,ow something of the actv·al ,a:g_j problems of production distribution... . 1\ttt\ l3rai'ns collP' + 'h .-<.1 t e top 111 • h th dtlJne~tiC: aff?',,, ey ave .. li as ~ . . . .. lli m:tltltaJ' v ·.. a..cHnrs. n • ~ARE IS A DIFFERENC E Captain Eddi~ Rickenbacker , after returning from his gruelling experience in the South Seas and his im;pection of fighting fronts, is the only man who has said what the American people needed to hear in connection with production problems. In the newspapers and in the news reels he said that if the soldiers could be transferred from the hell holes they occupy on the battlefronts, to our factories, and if the employes in the factories could be transferred to the battlefronts, production in this country would double in thirty days. By the tone of his voice and his expression, you could see that he was disgusted with the Poll:vanna talk about workers at home being classed as filling "battle stations." Captain Rickenbacker emphasized that nothing the peo. ple in this country can do will in any measure equal what the Plenty of Parking Space. No Meters. cA.round 'Town SUPER With Edith Jenson The old stork was kept mighty busy on Grant street during the past week. Yup, he delivered a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peterson, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davidson, and a girl to Mr . . and CongratulaMrs. Louis Chase. tions. Royal PREM Lunch Meat ... 35c For heaven's sake . . . Henry Burna was really involved in a whing-ding affair 'tother night ... Wonder what the other guy looks like! Confetti, no doubt! No.2 can I • p J ~ 1 r• Wij;/i .Lo~t Pet. • South .Jord-'dn.... 0 l.OOO ····•·.. 3 West Jo~de~ 1 2 ·667 Rive>:tor ~~ ........... .500 1 . .... .c 1rst ~----·-- 1 Y. .500 1 _ .Ler:'"~!O>,an .......... ...... 1 .500 1 BiP';iham ................ 1 .333 2 ' Bluffdale ................ 1 .000 3 Riverton Seond ...... 0 HEM O lle Sour p·tckles· I Large Can .. 59C I ·COCONUT 2Cf 17e 8-oz. pkg· . Deviled Meals, Can .......... .. 6~ STRIN G BEAN S SNOW DRIF T 3-lb. can ..... 77e i---- ----- --= ~SUPER MILK, all popular brands, 4 cans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 39c TOMAT OES, No. 2 1/2 tins, Solid pack .. : . . . . . . ........ 12c WOODBURY FACIAL .SOAP, 4 bars for. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . 25c TAPIOC A, Frenche s ......... . tOe CORNED MU!TO t1, Libby's ... 33c PRUl'~ES, fresh stock, s~:·k ........ tsc RICE, la...ncy large heaq, 2s~:·k .... 25c ~u·••ny Jim1MCEapCle SyErup, ~1. .... 29c , &. , ql. Jar .... 35c uRAPE JU WAX PAPER, heavy, 125-ft. roll 15c COFFEE, Snkist, lb. can ........ 30c CINNAM ON, 2-oz. can ........ t7c NUTMEG, 2-oz. can .......... .. t3c BEANS, navy or chili, 3 s~:·k ...... 25c MUSTARD, Libbys <?r Frenche s tOe COCOA , Hershey 's, 1/2-lb. can tlc Walker's Chili Beans and Meat 22c COCOM ALT, pound can ...... 30c SWAN SOAP Large bar . East Jordan Slake M. Men Basketba ll Standing of the Teams. Won Lost 1 Midvale Second .... 7 l East Midvale .......... 7 2 Union First ............ 6 5 Midvale First.......... 3 7 Union Second ........ 1 8 Butler ...................... 0 Pet. .875 .875 .750 .375 .125 .000 ResuU.s of Last Games Union First 26, Butler 20. Midvale Second 51, Union Second 18. East Midvale 28, Midvale First 16. Schedule fo.r Friday. January 29 At Midvale junior high school gym: 7 p. m.-Union Second vs. Union · First. 8 p. m.- Butler vs. Midvale First. 9 p. m . -East Midvale vs. Mid- No. 2 cans . -lie 1 GRO CER IES .. IOC Calfhood vaccination is still proving successful in preventing Bang's disease. Even at seven or eight years of age cows still retained resistance against Bang's disease given by calfhood vaccination. 35c 30c 14c 25c MUT:I'O N-Youn g & Extra Fancy Leg Roasts ......... ... .lb. 27c Shoulde r Roasls .' ....... lb. 22c Loin or Rib Chops ...... lb. 27c Mullon Stew, while it lasts, lb. tOe DILL PICKLES, fancy, 3 for ..... toe BULK KRAUT .......... .. 2lbs. tsc ROYAL BAKING POWDER, ... 43c Ask for Royal Cook Book! PEANUT BUTTER, 24-oz. jar .... 33c ORANGES, Canned Mandari n, lOc JUNKET, dessert, pkg. . ......... 9c NOODLES with Tomato Sauce, tOe PEPPER, 2-oz. . . . Sc To remove hard paint from a paint brush, soak it overnight in paint thinner or turpentine. Scrape off softened paint with a putty knife or comb out with a comb or brush, and repeat the process if necessary. Wash in mild soapsuds and rinse in clear water. MEA TS Pork Roasts- Leg culs . . . . . lb. Choice roasls .......... . lb. Pork Shanks. . .. .......... .. lb. Pork Sausage , country style lb. Ponds Vienna Sausage . .· ..... toe vale Second. Note: The games were changed this week from Thursday night to Friday night, because of the priesthood convention Aaronic held Thursday evening at Midvale First ward. Let's all cooperate and let the boys know we are interested in their games and the effort they are putting into it. -0 ! GO4981 So.TStale ''OR Furnitur e Store H. Orass sse SPAM, Deliciou s Jar . . . . Lunch Meat .... 37c - - - - - - - - - - . . . . : DUZ, gian·t pk. 66c STANDING OF TH.F, T~. Second Half ':',ched~. boys on the battle lines are doing. 'l'hey don't get overtime pay and they work day and night if necessary. The people agree with Captain Rickenbacker . Just because some of us wear "tin hats" at home, we don't want to become swelled up with the idea that we are filling "battle stations"- we are not. Battle stations are where the bullets :fly and men are dying; where men work a~ long as there is something to do; where orders are obeyed; where overtime pay and profits are not an issue ; and where the perpetuation of liberty and freedom for the individual are the guiding stars. First Qualit y Ph. Mid. 200 & Mid. 201 PEAS Desserts . . . . . . . . 6c Mr. and Mrs. Ven Walke of Union, Mrs. George Barratt and two daughters of Roosevelt were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. .Jensen. Results of games played at Riverton junior high school: South Jordan 35, Bluffdale 15. West .Jordan 34, 'Riverton Second 27. Riverton First 42, Bingham 40 (extra period). Schedule for Monday, February 1, at Riverton junior high school gymnasium: 7 p. m.-Riverton First vs. Bluffdale. 8 p. m.-West Jordan vs. Herriman. 8 p , m.-South .Jordan vs. Bingham at Bingham. Riverton Second (bye). I SPECIALS FOR SATo, JAN. 30, 1943 'Tis rumored that Tabetha .Jenkins has a sparkling diamond on her third finger, left hand. Fine thing! W. Jordan Slake M. Men Basketl:; all , WE DELIVER Mrs. Grant Gilbert headed for Farragut, Idaho, in a big flash Thursday, and why all the rush? For a very good reason, of course; it's her birthday. And who could think of a better reason to visit with her husband? The subject of air raids has just about been forgotten, but here are some instructions that are a little out of the regualr line of thought: 1. As soon as the bombs start dropping, run like 'ell; it doesn't matter where you run! 2. Wear track shoes if possible . . . if ·the people in front of you are slow, you won't have any trouble getting over and around them. 3. Take advantage of opportunities at hand when the air raid siren sounds; for instance, if in a bakery, grab some pie or cake, and if in a movie, grab a blonde. 4. Always get excited and holler bloody murder. It adds to the fun and confusion, and makes the little kiddies cry. 5. If you should be the victim , of a direct bomb hit, don't go to pieces . . . lie still and you probably won't be noticed. 6. If an incendiary bomb is found in a building, throw gasoline on it. You can't put it out anyway, so you might as well have some fun. If no gasoline is available, throw a bucket of water on _it and lie down. You're dead. DS FOO MIDVALE UTAH But ter NOO DLE S 1-lb. cello bg.J5e Mt. Jordan Stake M. Men Basketba ll STANDING OF THE . TEAMS Second Half Schedule Won Lost Pet. 1.000 0 Sandy F irst.............. 3 1.000 0 Crescent .................. 3 .667 1 Draper Second........ 2 .333 2 Sandy Third............ 1 .000 3 Sandy Second.......... 0 .000 3 Draper First.. .. _....... 0 Result of This Week's Games Sandy First 33, Draper First 11. Crescent 43, Sandy Second 33. Draper Second 24, Sandy Third 21. 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