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Show Pagre Six -- BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER- - Yank Pipeline Gets Oil to Italian Front 'Anrcls' Get Winsrs Thursday, February 3, 1944 --7 PUBLIC HEALTH i COLUMN SPECIAL BULLETIN' SCARLET FEVER QUARANTINE REGULATIONS l " - I . s - -- f - 4 .M f.H . c - f 4 v. ,' J Because of an apparent misunderstanding of the quarantine law for scarlet fever, your attention as called to the following regulations officiary promulgated by the State Board of Health: 1. Reporting: All cases of scarlet fever shall be reported to the local health officer within 24 hours from the time the diagnosis is made. 2. Isolation: Patient must be isolated for a period of 21 days from date of onset and until all discharges from running ears or other body lesions have cleared up. 3, Concurrent disinfection: Of all articles soiled with discharges from the nose and throat of the patient. 4. Quarantine: (a) All members bers of the family must be placed under quarantine and the premr: ises placarded, (b) If adequate isolation of the patient is maintained, the may be premitted by local health officer to conduct his business providing he is not a and providing his work does not bring him into contact with children, (c) Exposed members of the family may be released from quarantine providing they have remained in isolation for a period of 7 days in another residence where there are no children and providing they do not develop the disease within that time. After release they may not return to the quarantine premises, (d) No student may be admitted to school until 7 days have elapsed since date of last exposure to a recognized case. Culture media for scarlet fever patients will be furnished gratis by the laboratory of thhe State Department of Health upon request from physicians. "We wish the emphasize that under the law parents are required to report to the local health officer any suspected cases of scarlet fever which may develop in their family," states William M. McKay. State Health Commissioner, "and we earnestly solicit the cooperation of everyone in the control of this 0 !7g:i0id Only in the Jm$tom DELUXE Wage-earne- f Flight nurses of the army now iMMiid.' inllimWirjTH.iiitittfa.Jt itii ilunir wear wings. Capt. Juanita Redmond Top left: Yanks constructed this" n; sports hr wings above her National u. uaiueironi. u was Cuilt in a tallies n irom an cam Haii,n f" weiense ana racmc-Asiati- c week. paign ribbons both of which bear Termmal point of the line. Top right: Tanker docked at thcrjort Jmm combat area stars. Below: A close- , ,op of the flight nurses' wings. vU......auucu me pipeline Duuaers, receives a report. Ulj.-- - wririTirnii rfdin iBiiiiUMi 'Navajo Fire Dance' Put on Can vas Forgery Query Figure (I- .in wiiBiiiwnDT 7 l - , 2 , v) 1st. J) LxJ. Jili i ...y x 1 William . R. Leish. 77. fammiu tiainr f x George N. Rriggs, who was sus. UIU ..,tu wnu r IS SHOWn .; ine iasi strokes to his "Navajo Fire Dance." Thi HCSl, pended from an interior department piming t. i fTa gxf hie position during an investigation of "lVaSeS,?mprifnf. his exhiion entitled "Cowboys and Indians" possible forgery involving Repub- ThVc ine urani Art Galleries in New York. UISl"uJ. canvas shows a circle of dancers antral lican and Democratic leaders. at the climax of a healing ceremony! . i-- . S Marines Advance on Japs Through Pouwi: y -- enters .r. , ; wage-eain- CHAMPION er Will You Find: Trend for control on wet, slippery pavement. 2. d Cord Body, so toutrii tire can be recapped time after time. d 3. Ccnsti otti-.- i Increases tire life, providing longer mileage. 1. f Afh TIT 2 Yd i t S! ... IT p Safti-Loci- c, tit Gm-Dippe- te Softi-Sure- iii Let Us SMOOTH TIES Hi 6.00x1 6 Tire . US oughly. Our recaps are c (Sf was Drive in today. Let us inspect your tires thor- guaranteed! f No Rationing Certificate Required. liwtWMMiMWft!ffmmw n U. S. Government Inspected and Tested IsM CAR disease." Retail Lumber Firms Rated As Essential l Retail lumber dealers in the counties of Salt Lake, Weber Utah, Tooele, Box Elder, Davis and Carbon have been designated as locally needed industries, effective at once, Joseph S. Mayor, state director of the War Manpower Commission for Utah, said today. Mr. Mayer said that although request for such designation originated ftom the Utah Lumber Dealers' Associationall dealers in the affected counties were intended to be covered by the order. All dealers are reported to be week and operating on a paying higher than the minimum established for the area. Full utilization of all the available manpower is being made and 80 to 90 per cent of the total volume of business is directed to the war effort on a priority basis. ' ' Reports from 96 per cent of all dealers in the affected counties know that the volume of business increased approximately from 1941 to 1943, with a total reduction of 63 employees," said Mr. Mayer. "The total number employed in 1942 was 458. In 1943, it was 395." $ MtT-- Pupils Train on 'American Man T CHAMOIS I5x20-ln- yipe$tonc INSUUTION " 2.80 a. IIOLnEIl 99C 1 CERTIFICATE HOLDER cooler in summer, too. FHA terms. Free estimate. I9 RUBBER CEMEXT Reg. Sc Each.... 2 for 7c Rolls Required for the Average Size House Coated tfk Reg. 1.25 VISOit MIItKOU 4x6-- n. Reg. 39c....... 33 Saves tp to 30 In fnol costs. Keeps your home Pyroxylin 79? Reg. 1.09 LICENSE PLATE HOME 24 . 3 vA ". 1UT 10c Reg. 13e Includes every- thing needed 'to repair small punctures. LIWCH BOX Tir Preservative Protects against Weather. Kepno rubber tough. Sate! 11.09 Reg. 1.19 Has special compartment for a thermos bottle. -- I Coeml-treate- J.J.C d. Overalls fitili Mrs. Oliver M. Munk has returned from an extensive visit with friends and relatives in California. Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Anderson escorted Delbert Nelson, returned missionary, and friends to Both-we- ll Sunday, January 30. Mr. Nelson was one of the guest speakers at Bothwell. M9 13 Waist v4i i i1 1 V Jpt PoIiHhliifi Cloth 15x27-in- . Eeg. 15c m g HOWELL Life-Jacket- ed Is l& aMa ' Gear-Gri- sure-foote- d food-handl-er 48-ho- ,Yv:iix;v ctyU Sizes u ; SCHOOL NEWS In our big room, 5th,. 7th, and 8th , t V if J II . J- I :.hl, - :)- ill k grades, we have two large valentines. One is a patriotic valentine with the faces of three of America's great presidents, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin Roosevelt, mounted on a red heart. Flying over their heads is the eagle and "Old Glory." The red heart is mounted on a star bedecked, blue back ground, with red and white banners emphasizing it The title of it is "America, First In War and Peace." The other one Is smaller. It is en titled, It is a picture of a demure little girl and a hopeful little boy, sitting together holding hands and drinking a soda. It also is mounted on a bleeding red heart Gwen Fackrcll, Reporter. Eighth. Grade. iN: n-- r "'!iSVtt' "Soda-Vine- A ww2kHJiU . " r i 1 ' " - Mad for Wear. Parcel Post O Priced for Economy. h 2.49 Value V:? ." 21 Handy for students or ron.a built to stard soW""-Sturdil- d Rugged blue danlra, at points of Btrain. Full cut for easy comfort. bar-tacke- handling. Heavy strap 2rrll4"x6ii". 5 ,P""'e '1.. i" ...lira. 3 selm,n. Attie Moor Insulation The attic flOvr may be with layers of newspaper or wran- ping paper to help hold in heat. Building paper or other insulatinn may be tacked to the underside of ' the roof. -- Fronk Chevrolet Co. |
