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Show -- Page Eight- - Tremonton, Utah- .tisie welling, reported lor defensive position, four men, m-f u" BUDDIES RETURN ...... 7 NEWS FROM ... .... Y' brotoerTjusFmi v fr EACH OTHER Word was received this week that Pvt. Ralph Pierce has arriv- ed safely in the Philippine Islands. He reports the voyage uneventful, but still very interesting. Ralph has a brother Nate, who has been overseas three years, and has been on the island, where Ralph just landed. Upon his ar rival there Ralph looked up his brother's outfit, only to find he had left for home on the same boat that had brought him to the r i " - . v ; - Aitt Advantage ,OF THESE i April Specials P-4- " if ., Bcn m the t 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 6 and 7 Double Feature Program BOB STEELE and HOOT GIBSON in "TRIGGER LAW" "SHADOWS of SUSPICION" and Selected Shorts. Serial Mrs. Vera Evans is in receipt of the Bronze Star recently awarded her husband. He also wired flowers for Easter. Pfc. Evans is with the Medical Battalion in Italy, which has just been cited for exceptionally meritorious service in treatment and evacuation of sick and wounded during August and September. Casualties, of necessity had to be carried by litter over hazardous mountain terrain under the most difficult conditions of weather. Matinee Saturday y SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, APRIL io 8, 9, SHE RISKED HER LIFE FOR HIM Yet She Had Vowed Never -- To Love Any Man! a k'"4' "'"'"re A', Amsrican Paramount of an Captaia anf: 0 FrenqS lol Qiri. 7 Ml LLANO BARBARA SRITTOH BAY '11 C-5- 4 30-da- Men's Sturdy built WORK SHOES Good soles. Composition " . .... ' ' L. eu mursday. Tremonton KARL WARD HEARD FROM Francis M. Norr, 20 of Tremonton, (left), and Capt. Richard dpt. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward refighter pilots who teamH. Parker, 22, of Portland, Oregon, two for overseas and fought to- ceived a cablegram from their son left as a ed up Easter Sunday they year ago gether over Europe for a combined total of 207 missions, debark from Lt. (jg) Karl Ward, from someat LaGuardia Field, bringing them where in the Pacific. It had been an Air Transport Command home for a furlough at the completion of which they will re- two months since he was heard from, when he left on his third join their unit overseas. They hope to complete their war service mission aboard a submarine. The cable sent regards to everyone, and said his letters were reaching him, listed in the Navy on November and that he was O.K. island. He also mentioned having seen 11, 1944 at Salt Lake and receivJunior Westmoreland in a small ed his basic training at San Diego, SCOTT GROVER store, which was a happy occasion California. ADVANCED He has two brothers serving in for both boys. Mrs. Ersol Berchtold has receivthe European Theatre of ed word that her brother Scott THREE ELDREDGE has been advanced to rank Grover BOYS IN SERVICE 1st of Lieutenant. Lee Eldredge, the third son of RIVERSIDE MAN HONORED A party was given in the RiverMr. and Mrs. C. G. Eldredge to RECOVERS FROM WOUNDS enter military service has been sent side ward Friday evening for Verl Edto Camp Wolters, Texas for train- Udy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tec. Sgt. Lynn Petersen has reing. Ben has been heard from this mund Udy, who is leaving this covered from his second injury week, and reports that he is with week tc join the armed forces. The and is again in active service acthe First Army and .has crossed Udys have another son in the ser- cording to word received by his the Rhine River into Germany. vices, Corp. Oleen Udy, stationed sister, Mrs. Jack Leak. The other son, Bob was in Manila in Florida. when last heard from. DALE SUTHERLAND HOME TREMONTON SOLDIER Lt. Dale Sutherland, of Sioux IN QUARTERMASTERS DECORATED IN ITALY Iowa, arrived home Monday City, SCHOOL With the Fifth Army, Italy evening where he is visiting with Orin Dennis Adams, seaman Pfc Fred W. Senn, 20, Tremonton his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin second class, USNR, son of Mrs. recently was awarded the Bronze Sutherland and family of Fielding. Sarah P. Adams, Tremonton, is a Star for heroic achievement in actrainee at the Navy quartermas- tion. FIELDING MEN INDUCTED ter's school, Gulfport, Miss. He is serving on the Fifth Army Darrell Roundy, son of Mr. A graduate of the Bear River front in Italy with the 363rd In- and Mrs. Will Roundy and Wen-dal- l high school where he was Boy's fantry Regiment. Welling, son of Mr. and Mrs. club president, president of the When an enemy tank opened Job Welling and husband of Mrs. sophomore class and participated fire on the house in which Senn in swimming and track, Adams en- - and 4 other men had set up a m&7,SfASi.v-- indue- - dance was 3 a, IS Liberty Theater WIFE RECEIVES JOHN EVANS' BRONZE STAR Take AT .i Thursday, April MARJORIE WEAVER and TIM RYAN in 1 -- ........ l. cludine0 the only aid man Present,i were wounded, related tne awaru citation. On his own initiative, Senn administered first aiJ, performing an amputation on the shattered arm of one man with his pocketknife, then applying a tourniquet. Senn then treated the other three and aided in evacuating the wounded from the shell torn house ta a covered position on the reverse slope of the hill. A truck driver in civilian life. Senn entered service in May 1943. He is the son of Jack Senn, SERVICE MEN f -- BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, year construction. pair Prepare For Next Winter! Just received shipment of BOY'S ALL RUKBUK OVERSHOES Sizes 3 to 6 $2.59 Just Received 10 dozen Men's Dark. Grey Covert y Ill A FRANK BORZAGE V mk Walter Sleiak PRODUCTION Oirtt.il by front totiog. Lutile Wotx n St,,.,, b lMwt M Also FINAL BATTLE OF MANILA Yanks Wipe Out Last Jap Resistance in Philippine Capital. These spectacular action pictures inside Manila are among outstanding newsreel films of the war. Photographed by Army Signal Corps camermen under murderous enemy fire, this historic record is a tribute to their courage and devotion to duty. MATINEE SUNDAY CARTOON NEWS WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 11, and 12 "CHECK NITES" KAY KYSER, ANN MILLER and VICTOR MOORE the 3:00 in "CAROLINA "BLUES" Selected Shcrt Subjects. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL COMING 13, and 14 Double Feature Program " BEYOND THE PECOS" and "THE PEARL OF DEATH" 1 WORK SHIRTS Pre-w- ar TT quality and price. 98c ave You Forgotten Looks? How a Thin Pay Envelope Heavy Moleskin PANTS w xxmmii' ii Just the, pants for the hard Spring, Washable, sturdy. , job. $2.49 pair Men's White TWILL PANTS Washable, All sizes $1.98 pair COMPLETE A STOCK OF PRE-WA- QUALITY R Living Room Furniture The largest stock we have had in our store for 2 years. Men's DRESS SHIRTS New Spring Patterns. Sizes 14 to 17 $09 A BIG Oxford Value Ask to see that double sole, Goodyear W elt rOWDER-EN- E o KARPET-KLEA- N O KEM-TON- E O WALLPAPER O The Perfect Linoleum Protector. Makes your floors have that "new look." e ARMSTRONG'S WAX Popular SHEET MUSIC and RECORDS OXFORDS course. But plan your spending. Be realis- tic. Take a pencil and figure out your total J- - . TU income, your necessary spenuinKplan to lay aside a good part of your - things you can't buy now but which will be available to you when the right time for spending comes after the war. re- - FOR YDlft you plan your spending, row-- 11 plan your saving. Set goals goals. Think of things you really u and save to get them. Save by And as want-go- more War Bonds tten over put your above dollars in a savings account don..Then you will help keep prices - f o will help keep the buying power x dollar up . . . will have a sound t c for the readjustment period after ... will -mnnPV trt hUVVVO""' , Jiavt iiiwin. j aga"1 in style is things when spending the style But right now For rr,,;nrr i toward saving ! U- -- your own sake . family'ssake-yourC- ou save sake -s- ave. And - nation's efforts to keep your living costs DOWN, Cue buying power of your dollar UP. Help the So popular now days. Special $5.50 money come in fast that they are spending every cent they make. They have for-all about horse sense in spending nrA h rrc cpncA In cfltrinrr And, they're treading on mighty thin ice. For there's danger in spending it all. Spend for the things you really need, of PLASTI-UN- O Fast Color. MEN FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING Some folks are getting so used to seeing TREMONTON UTAH Bear River State Ban '! |