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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1942 of BEAR RIVER CITY By Mr. - v. Dnuium a baby boy, born at a local hos- vu pital March 23. Mrs. Andersen of thia formerly Miss Ilah Anderson city. Primary conference was held SunArnold Dallin and two children. La Mrs Amanda Jensen and daughter day. A large crowd was in attendance. Monafter Mrs. Geoi-eDavis of the Primary Preal and Terry, returned home Donna, have returned home Nev. stake board and Horace Richards and day after visiting in SpringvUle with Boulder, in - spending ten days Arthur Capener of the high council his parents, Mr. and Mrs. feteven uOAME5 PRESTON where they and Lob Angeles, Calif., lin. were in attendance. Mrs. sister and The Congressional horizon is dom Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nichols, oi visited their daughter" Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forsberg and 8T- inated by labor problems this week. baby daughter, of Ogden, spent Sun- Dmmutnnf Roberts and family. liruiviwi J i nnnnnncfl the Safe iv Gayte and Mrs. Leo Milles and fcany Marcn born do is of how relatives. The a in issue with iival Riverside baby girt, in Washington thot war. Others day Mr. we should be in the FOB EASTEJi we arrive at our national labor policy. Albert and Joel Tubbs, of Malad, at a local hospitaL Mrs. Nichols was of Ogden, spent Saturday and Sunwe should do everything in our powthis of Holland -were Is Congress going to formulate it by Idaho, Edward Tubbs of Ogden and formerly Miss Irene home of Vanti year It's er to stay out, and although we were city. day in this city at the TZr - this our industrial sys enacting legislation, or will it be left other members of their family Hue tnat." she training an army, of Miler. Private Jesse G. Brailsford, to the War Labor Board, or will noth- here on business Sunday. tem was not yet dedicated entirely Pri- weekend in the labor in of that spent done the California, be spent Amanda Ogden, hopes Mrs. C. W. Brailsford and son, Ward, is ing to war production. Today all that the fu G. BraUsiora ana more itseif will right all that is wrong? Sunday with her father, Bishop John this citv. where he attended scon be green different. We know It will tane and vate Jesse of his its is neral Administration The Ward. massing would dinner guests of htr. "The hya- equipment than we dreamed Mrs. C. W. row Miller were the mother his with and from Hadfield to visited O. Mrs. Mr. forces J. and pass prevent Congress renunucM t Brailsford at and there be necessary to defeat the enemy, Mr. and Mrs. Percy M. the rights oi daughter Doris and Luana Tingey Brailsford and family. law any restricting ing well and equipped. efficient who is in Brigham City, Satur" ;ho unper meadow." labor. It wants to leave the question went to Ogden Saturday to meet Ross Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Anderson of their home humiliat suffered serious, have We goes she said. "Nature Tremonton, announce the safe arrival day. e our industry is real in the hands of the War Labor Board, Hadfield, who is home on a short, unusual were hap-I- ing defeats. But Ross for a labor evolve Kansas. to is from which Fort policy leave Riley, so. ly in the march as factories making know that's not the country by deciding each case on was given an army commission as UButWL and listen to the everything from automobiles to tex- its merits. second lieutenant in the cavalry dethis very tiles are converted to wartime pro to is of boys from along willing string Congress partment last week. -We irrav or IMavy. xvo. duction. it: of one its Mrs .Jesse Davis and children, J. As put spokesmen worth Right now, 40 billion dollars and goodness knows one more T. and Ruth, spent a short time the labor to are give willing goal this year is of war material is the production II. Nelson chance to put its house in order, but past week in Richmond with Mrs. Ted 1942. A big increase over the set Within the next three weeks the Sterling for come had better IT reforms the mighty 1941! King. contracts for green wrapto is hiiiimi worth produced in will sign joint The patience of Congress is the more reason For Victory: Buy Bonds Company p in quickly. speed-ua means This increase at 1Ione1 fraying fast. 1 that our ped tomatoes to be packed add.Uonal tVlA members oi h,olored eggs plant conversion and in employee oil nf U. world cash payment when delivered, with tm guarantee training beyond anything the about same the feel contract way acreage who has ever seen. But industry is aomg Congress according to market for those T the question. A goodly number of UiVm misunderand of in delays spite now. who until now have been VianiS Sndghbor said shaking her it day the picture Senators Administration "Easter is supposed standings. And everyand of our off ice in the management loyal supporters as labor Mrs. Alma Cook at HoneyviUe or The following letter, addressed to Contact Of 'TW and hope and new is changed, on F issue the with havr it hrokpn contracts. the of the agricultural instructor of the adjust themselves to the need Mm. Cook has authority to sign enactment of restrictive labor Lake the Salt City. Bear River High School was received --Sfbuse winter is over and Idaho this c--i reason for hope we are taking orders for seed potatoes, wvp t bpa the fore part of this week: Also, inbeen also has thankprodded reason for HoneyvvLe, Congress 1 Dear Agricultural Teacher: " Easter seasona reason But" Blue Tag Russets, $3.00 per bag, for having col- to action by the barrage of letters a out sent we fulnessand Some time ques ago iSvo Certified Blue Tag Triumphs, $3.00 per bag, time of new beginnings. coming from every part of the coun- tionnaire to the various stake super destruction ored eggs as usual. the Senator One receipt reported try. visors askimr that thev send us the of ?n non letters in three davs. the names of the teachers who have de barnyard not is A enough "1 year crops. There .j"" of which demanded that in FFA lead a under the manure produced to satisfy the soil vast majority "sfft week veloped good program the forty-hou- r repeal re must Congress Your activities. supervisor substitutes We ership nmf.ntlv. uncertainty. law. outlaw strikes and prevent un outwas Kinus FFA of and different that iloff chapter war your be provided. Crops j mith the ion racketeering through the collec plied have been suggested, such as oats, tion of excessive union dues before standing in this line. Will you please send us a write-u- p beet tops, and alfalfa. They are very workers can obtain jobs in war in for the thing we best the but and were We this picture to go along with it of purpose, in it. good for dustries. western this as ereen manure crop for your FFA activities? on with business clover sweet Let me hear from you, please. common we're ffilife usual. Now know country is the so luxuriantly on so m Sincerely, We prows ears. A quick summary of the labor ques Romack Robert a If grain many of the ditch banks. tions which have set everyone ueic American Farm Youth me ic indicates that tne re is crop could be planted in the on his ear Danville, Illinois sweet clover, the for mn tx uutuv much at stake. Farmers are so Future local tne The and nre. ,rfQfi 7h(n Abandonment of the foity-hou- r Lrtain of the outcome. for that boy lias some needed every sen-iSas organized sweet clover irrigated of the closed shop, this country was outlawing week, of leadership activity. The mem thft season, tnen piuw- control of excess war profits, wage type Some people thought iv. kni is divided up into twelve mathe O abandonment of time and bership ed under in the fall, the response controls, at chaiiman a with committees, oeet jor to sugar for overtime and double time the head of each committee. The size following spring One only mi Clover Good . on Sundays and holidays aie some ot of the committee ins wuiuu ranges from three euuvci sweet the discussed. beina: could pasture thP matters fertilizer to seven members depending upon until the coni fall and not plow the land sweet clo are, it is admitted by all They how large a program is contemplat imasL Jlartin, Agronomic at B. following spring when the questions enough to ed. Every enrolled Future Farmer betough cerned, uw ver would be about up to tax the brains of any combination of comes a member of one of these comprovo, Utah be planted and could jr much potatoes Then experts. formulate their then hm beet growing is very barnyard manure applied In fact, the Administration, iauui mittees, of theyand you is he mind of the farmer at the pres- harvested, work, designate each program Deeu. and sugar yia. iuiare fall, marsnaiur the in and management fe PS cer a for therefore, oppoxiuuc It is, respons1ble spring. Returns in sug- VVia Tho r. C, thpr v t o. met here this week tain activity. This program has of he discussed once more the following would you! satisfying. be in its Hi to organize the strongest lobby ft types of farming necessary for fered quite an opportunity for the practice has back manuring to beat This an effort green in to develop their own initiative Liable sugar beet prpaucuun. sound. Experimental history In addition, boys legislation. 63 out their own program a Lt always keep in mind that a de. proved to be in "following a is good stand - work has indicated that this ( representatives of management of work. means a depleted citizenand soil fertility j on their insistence that Congress way for building Verl Iverson, a son of Joseph Iver-so- n h, and to prevent this depletion soil in a good physical pat of the na the labor policy the down inv placing of South' Tremonton, is president h must do the "soil loo- r'S1" vqiHnn for the growing of beets. tion. They are backed by the public, of the local Future Farmer chapter. Ere must be rotation, phosphate apltonos : to its isuy For Defense: i,iir,r to write Other officers are; Lee Hunsaker, vice I btion where needed, proper spac-- i to be paid laborers waicu rates Minimum at a tremendous rate fall to jdent and thinning, early planting, Nichiguchi, secre hero who predict tary; Ben Tajf some the are early for There Bill treasurer; who iiiig when necessary, barnyard t tim an r nil auu n0, 11 reporter; and Lyal Crozier, under a romnromise. Mures, and green manuring payments conditional sides. One Capener, of arms. all for for middle some apply ground of Advisors the sargeant Not the least of these ttVCia6' 7, the showdown is the Sugar Act 01 thing is certain chapter are LeRoy Bunnell, II. M. is addition of humus through is .v5mat.riv 22 per cent above 1941, and coming fast. Everyone Skinner, and C. H. Last. .. manures uj ouua. of Agriculture an- coming on that. Department the of our leading soil I experts, nounced in bulletins issued to Exten- agreed lamenting recently on our western officials. The increases B1UU PCI ! said, "Western agriculture is 59 to" 3.50 per acre, ac Another related question is adding I MI ltl C fr. lum Id- Irply appropriating the accumulat-- ) Utah, In to the neat 0f the discussions. rnrdinff to the releases. stores of available a featui-- 01 ius plant food in aho and Oregon tne minimum iaw;i" Se soil and paying little attention blocking and thinning has Deen set tion Board haa set up joun i the future committees in each plant productivity of the land. for S9 50 per acre, or 45 cents per ment-iabwest will eventually be forced hour For first hoeing the minimum whicn is engaged in war work. systems of farming that will Mucn concern ww wage will be S2.50 per aero i and of tne second this fact The use of green the while management over this aspect cents per hour, 3mre crops will have to be used drive, especially each subsequent noemg or committees acre these :i maintain the humus supply of the hailed dent Murray the low rate will be $1.50 per m line with out industry harvesting aa and create a physical condition 40 cents per hour. The council proposals, liberate the reserve plant rates for the new year wiu of to . an effort to clarify the status the Department won by u needed bv crona " vv.r. . rr.. TLrwula committees, UIO UKiuoi.jr-w- f Or V K WlJ a I Ttia commentator is correct in his B. Chief Nelson has issued THE iffls. Green thearProthat effect to needed the manures are CtT ment manage not put Lifiir UJCilV AUQ IX VOX duction Drive "does it ment in labor or labor in m-u a perfectly simple, effort to increase forward straight RIVERSIDE t 1 L- . I RnamhcU l7 X T;S Bel-de- n, f-- great-grandmoth- er .t",;, J"!. ATTENTION GROWERS T, U . N'fefore aunt Bear River Future Farmer Chapter r lictusiuuou S fe. letreisasenseofhope Srhved HTaeat s!!i!ui;UHa;t::r';:!utun;iu;it:ii.:;;i;is,::iiSiii;:':iuti!;.i. ?3L believ-were- n't "ltTour ,wh 1 ei f y. morale means not Keeping up wartime home defense work but seeing to it that your onp-ha- lf 1 for Beets -- as cheerful as v i V I Let Wilson's help can make it. - w ilson Lumber .,.-- Co. 1. sx incor-Mon- s. "Everything Tremonton ouu..... Build Anything' lonc One . Slack ayis e or -- to rec-?j- At Budget Prices ze w" - -- .x 1 D1 in.,.iow stote-Spjll- i1 m r Businessmen betre have attributed no ulterior mouvea w " They accept without doubt uie that hia intention m sews for committees wt! promote plans war p of production. the speed-uthw noint out, the w. remarkably similar to p B plan the Reutter the Murray plan and labor leaders plan, both devised by management in voice a labor to give their industrial spokesmen reiterate In plan any to cooperate willingness will increase production. Buc, are many m they insist and there with Uiem . who agree Washington (B. plan to the net result of the W. P.direction as same a tendency in the mDioned by labor. say, Experience has proven, they as a is specialized that management wnwn -production And any direct. to STway encroachments In that direction will slow do wn only hamper and For DrTctMe: rloadiner the farm W will Ml tit? ti,., ..ai, 1 tl I'lEI Ik 1 VI 1 F -- i IZJU tl.. JOU GUESSED WRONGl HE'S IN THE INFANTRY la th trtdl-rifl- ,. Jlrn warfare Infantrymen fight with other arms than and nong run Thi, aoldier operates ft ton, ?0rar on foot are mechanics, cyclists, telephone and troops trooper,, "walkie-Ulkie- " radio men, parachute mounted to Off to each flank of infantry troops, ed weapoa ea !redin "mored car or crouched behind his to 1 wad Primarily, runner. junction is the arf.re, he has but one target: enemy tanks and artnod Hi. 6h0t t b a direct bit for armored fdUckJ Jlrtl high rau of speed and ft mha means pm'' 2 well-conc- J Ct ij tLahould thdr o, to disks and disk plows u- - Power of their tracdesired uie wiuu reduced or one or more disks may removed. In operating in wuu be used at the rear .,v.- wheeifl rather than -- 1 lw"K'r.r;;,w at and strain on wvri ' S, - MsA J-- ' to 9.90 Co Stores Gephart "Buy for Cash and Pay Lcs3" t |