OCR Text |
Show tay, July 13, 1W4 BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Japs Feel U. S. Might at Saipan PLYMOUTH - UffXrnjiAiift'in ifiut ill Sent if" Ed Kelly designed to aid in rehabilitation tu ilny acting on a proposal from ' Margaret, head of Chicago's popular servicemen s ionization, has urged FDR thatto wear their unii be permitted to six months after i for three want to. l are discharged, if they m.,,.,. S i' 1 l minted out that 30,000 Chicago from have been discharged return home, ice and that many tr year or more's absence, lie thoroughly out of place in clothes. .community in civilian don't even know the Many folks off to war serving m have been out. country, Kelly has pointed many promised 'ischarge buttons, not Issued to Iftj ago, are still Even though disc1 everywhere. can enter serv-en- 's no longer they ed, centers for recreation, no special rates in thea- receive p4er a i. Sud-bury- s. j 4 Jay Lash spent a few days with his brother, Renea Lish and family at Sunnyside, Utah. Mrs. J. W. Spackman returned from San Francisco, California, where she visited her son. Perry and wife for the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Ault received word from their daughter, who is in Lincoln, Nebraska with her husband, f his promotion to Sergeant, Sgt. and Mrs. John L. Becker expect to spend his next 4 furlough here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chidester and daughters spent two days with relatives in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Maud Herrington, of Oregon, visited friends and relatives here recently. t i '? f.: . ) i i 1 1 V J L! fi : - -- '' i fr n n. am i V l o , "V,-'''- r " '' f' t ' V X'- If-- ' St Dee McDermaid, who has spnt the past ten days with h's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Iaub, returned to his home in Salt Lake, Friday. S .4 A Suggestion: Have Your FARM IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED NOW The army lands on Saipan beachhead to reinforce troops on newly acquired base as shown in upper left photo. Lower left shows Jap tank knocked out by leathernecks when they first landed at Saipan. The infantry does its part at Saipan. Right shows them surveying ruins of Jap sugar refinery wrecked by Yank Why wait until you are ready to use them? DEWEYVILLE Johnson, at their home in Preston, Idaho. Mrs. Clarence Perry and daugh Many talked the streets in Phyllis Fryer, U. S. Army Ca ter spent a few davs with their det Nurse, training in the Dee hos Cjforms hunting jobs and received were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard pital in Ogden, spent the weekend Terence because they m dis-Ijjg- e, vet-sa- j the word of a new daughter. This is the first grandchild for the aerial bombs before our troops landed. wrote the President men were at, during the last war, their uni-mto wearing keep jjaued their after time for some also KeUy j Mrs. Ivan Lloyd and daughter, Daxlene. of Salt Lake City, turned home July 4th, after visit ing ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mason. Mrs. Vincent Butters and daugh ter, ramette of Preston, Idaho, visited at Mrs. Butters' sister's, Mrs. Ralph Rose, a few days last week. Mrs. J. Butters and children, of Vale, Oregon, were weekend visitors of Mrs. Ralph Rose. Mr And Mrs. David T. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Gar Rose were Logan visitors on the Fourth of July. Mrs. L. A- - Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Rudd spent the Fourth of July at Virginia, Idaho where Mrs. Kose stayed to visit her daughter, Mrs. James Steed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose and Mrs. Vincent Butters and daughter Paulette, spent the Fourth of July at Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Archibald and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose vis ited relatives in Brigham City last Sunday. Mrs. Edith Burnett, of was a Monday guest of her cousin, Mrs. Don R. Lamb. Washington, D. C. WSCIUEGED VETERANS Roosevelt has just re- - ! j Pare Seves here with her parents and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sudbury announce the birth of a granddaughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Layle Campbell at a hospital in Logan, July 8th. Mother and baby aie fine. The husband and father is Berrlng aa a Merchant Marine and will be happy when he receives i H. C. ROHDE , Blacksmith and Machine Works "Mends Everything But People's Ways" servicemen s cen-jr- s the best jobs served more meals free. have done one of the U. S. A., have ian 12,000,000 SOLDIERS nearly so bad as in the CONGRESSIONAL not It's several younger but ist war, mem-r-s congress are having trouble iithey seek reelection, because they ire in congress and not in the army. slacker cases, tne a most arges are simply whispered. In cne case, political opponents ireWIUSpering auuui a cuiigicssmciu has received the navy's Silver in action. He is Star for gallantry Johnson of Texas, who saw Lyndon abunkmate killed beside him in Se South Pacific. Representative Albert Gore of !ennessee, who is 36, is another who In been smeared in a whispering of t father. Gore waived congressional immunity last win- b and was inducted into the army a private. However, at the of the President, he returned t congress before he began train- A ampaign. Sis re-iiie- st i! felt the lash of because they are serving ieir country in the office to which ley were elected are Wilbur Mills i Arkansas, Jamie Whitten of MissiOthers who have criticism ssippi, and r?? - ' Lindley Beckworth of Tex-- u even Representative Warren The Washington. Magnuson, now running Sr senator, has seen more of the testern Pacific theater than most itldiers and sailors in the area, was wing on the aircraft carrier from ftch General Doolittle's planes a off for the first bombing of 5. S Magnuson of i .vvN; - ',- , . "oij'o. CONGRESS war workers swelter in sovie theaters and while government officials suffer in Washington's temporary buildings, the ceilinged house and senate of-!buildings enjoy air conditioned fomfort even with congress While te d. though the capitol f B, .'r equipment is being smallest possible geared to use amount of 'Mn gas, the fact remains that it special deal with WPB to j&ase the 14,000 pounds needed. Meanwhile, movie theaters serving '"workers in the South have been toed freon because of military 1 Jfr"1 1 it de-san- Capitol Architect David Lynn says man to blame, not members congress. He sava not a single aer has taken the matter up 'ith the him. Probably unless it is the WPB of-- 7 "ho played favorites in re-w-aj the freon. No one begrudges Congressmen their tat their buildings, because of walls and high ceilings, would even without Z n- 1 n- to6 thearmy' freon hue Pentagon has been supply the bone. The accord- result, to workers there, is that the JPhert i8 sijghuy warm Last Sttey claimed it was far too with many colds resulting. "t CAPITAL CI1AFF popular "Labor for Vic-- J. Profm will be sus- ior uie summer after rs on the air. Reason nearly is the j Won't ttag it on. S Veport Wfv Prme' WM ft ""Dt Mikolajczyk to hihly "uccessfuL roush government Is now ex- - gfl ltsdI ot . J T eck and PilsucUki. anti-Russi- uch, PeraUon with rLW.u l Lwow. THE Fifth War Bond Drive is the Invasion is not! Actually, the war right now is at its most critical stage -- which is just why our men need your support as never before, why they need you to help pay for the mass of materials of all kinds that will enebring crushing defeat to our mies that much sooner! Of course, you have just done in the Fifth War Loan your part Poland similar c"choslovakla; also ffi0r terrltory imp aj && Drive but they have done theirs in many a grim, bloody battle and they aren't resting on what they've done before! They are carrying the fight to the enemy wherever ihey can reach him, every day and your dollars arc needed every day, too! Surely you won't stop buying won't let up now when the chip , are down! 5 MORE REASONS for Keeping Up Your Bond Buying 1. War Bonds are the best, the safest investment in the world! 2. War Bonds return you $4 fot every $3 in 10 years. 3. War Bonds help keep prices) down. , t 4. War Bonds w11 help win the Peace by increasing purchasing power after the war. 5. War Bonds mean education (at your children, security for you, funds for retirement y" |