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Show Utah, Thursday, November 16. 1944 Murray City, bout Ration in THE MURRAY EAGLE being soldered must be hot enough to melt solder; Solder will not stick to a dirty surface. A few drops of muriatic acid and another suitable flux will be helpful in cleaning most metals. Summer Worker Loss Hits War Work A8 thru FAlS SampS lTS The return of students and "MISSING IN ACTION" .tihroueh P5, good in- The term, "missing in T- e fo"r red stamps action, teachers to their classrooms, plus 40 ober29 totalingwomen who have gone back to is used only to indicate the ?tt will have to last for housewives and workers whereabouts or status of an ink period. No being a dividual not immediately known, until Decern- - who have quit war-tim- e jobs to d stamps says J. A. Ulio, major general, go into post-wa- r jobs with the U. S. army. It is not intended to IJ'eSSED FOODS-B- lue notion the war is about over, has convey the impression that the A5 Z8 and resulted in a seasonal loss to war case is closed, he A8 through says. W5, good indefinitely, plants of over a million "I wish to emphasize that workers, flfw stamps until Deeem- - according to September figures effort is exerted continuof the war manpower commis every to clear up the status of ously 31, 32 sion. Despite concern over this our personnel," he Sugar stamps 30, each good for five loss in workers, government offi- "Under war conditions explains. this is a ' Sugar cials agree that the return of difficult task, as indefinitely. nds readmust you !! good for five pounds students to schools is in the best ily realize. has Experience Feb-lt- h interests of our democracy. gar through shown that many persons reportnext year. ed missing in action are subseeast coast Farmers Aiding Veterans Farm 17 reported as prisoners of ,0LLNE- -In Some "11,000 practical farmers quently but as this information is war, good for A ll coupons, s of the nation's furnished No- - in by countries with which gallons each through r in cooperation with the we are at war. counties, outside the states the war depart In rnber United States department of agri- ment is 3 coupons in culture helpless to expedite such 4 coast are, extension service, are reports. However, in order to re'ff A" bock, good for four land values and other lieve financial each through Decem-f2- l. checking worry, congress - S'0e five-wee- f fa Snt two-third- 8- - A-1- agricultural facts in preparation for service as personal advisers to returning veterans interested in farming. Veterans agricultural advisory committees have been organized in 2162 counties of 43 states. There are a total of 3070 counties in the nation. Two essentials of soldering are often overlooked. Solder will not stick to a cold surface. The metal jlons and Ieriod 1 coupons, ns and new period r. present d throughout L 5 cou" OIL heat-yea- SAirplane stamps 1 and indefinitely. Airplane food 3 mp becomes good Novem-- r remains good indefi- - and 1 fly. has enacted legislation which continues in force the pay, allowances and allotments to dependents of personnel being carried in a missing status." More than 2,000,000 people are directly dependent on forest products for their livelihood, not sounting the publishers of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn." 25 Boys, 30 Girls Born irfcsnifa! In October Continued from Page One East, girl, October 29. Hansen . Chloris Neilsen and Clarence Peter, Sandy, girl, October 30. Diamenti Phyllis Park and Chris Nick, 150 East 3G00 South, girl, October 30. Nichol Edna LaRue Turnbow and Shirl Willard, 5011 South 13th East, boy, October 30. Brown Cynthia M. Christen-se- n and LaVerl Lester, Sandy, girl, October 30. Lila Alta Burton Bjcrkland and Russell Eric, Salt Lake City, girl, October 31. Smith Nona Holt and Dale Terry, Sandy, identical twin boys, October 31. Rowley Olga Dorene Warr and Clyde Lance, 3534 West 35th South, boy, November 1. Jenkins Elainor Silcox and Elton LcRoy, Midvale, girl, No-- j vcmber 1. Jones Dorothy Edith Dunn and James LaMarr, Garfield, girl, November 3. Reller Jaynes and Wallace Bruce Edward, Sandy, girl, November 3. DeGreve Marie Robertson and Dennis A., Layton, girl, November 4. Peterson June Sarah Black-haand Ray L., Lark, girl, November 4. Zupan Lucille Malstrom and Jack, Midvale, boy, November 4. Marcroft Sarah Ruby Miller and Harry Russell, Salt Lake City, girl, November 4. Anderson Eva Margaret Hancock and Wallace Ray, Woods Cross, girl, November 6. Kemp Lucille Margaret Laff-trt- y and James Leo, Midvale, boy, November 6. Burton Reta Palmer and Nor lan Orin, Midvale, girl, November 7. Parker Faye Price and Ralph, Jr., Sandy, girl, November 7. Myrle Smith and Burbidge Lewis Parks, Midvale, girl, November 7. and Gardner Eva Sessions Clive Douglas, Midvale, girl, November 8. Jeanne Millicent Greenfield Peed and George Arthur, Midvale, boy, November 9. Peterson Lillian Mary Selan and Max D., Granger, girl, November 9. Palfreyman Lavina Burgener and Fred, 4255 South 9th East, girl, November 9. m 14 Inches of Sweetimsl Has eighty cards and three hundred counters. Fast moving, lots of funt Svnty-Fiv- J C () II II Y IIJ DOLL 2.10 A D All dressed Dp In a pretty dotted dress with a great W big bonnet to match. Composition. fi 11 Assort W 9 ft Mocks J llag ol nT 4 Q for ih Littlest Folia WSB 1.19 1I1NGO 0 0 5 A Various sizes and shapes, plain and brightly colored I For hours and hours of fun I I ARE EASY DAIP Two Ulllo in:vits i.fia ch gift for a little child. It's a "Shoo Fly" with a galloping horso Cuddly percale bodies, and faces, hands and feet of A wonderful costumes. design. Strongly made. softest wool. Cunning Woodettes,s H'i StramhnJI 1.98 Ton pot 'em together and paint 'em. Builds five dolls. Bet Includes paints and every, thing needed. FreiglitTrnin 7 7.45 Locomotive and tender, j ffondoli. box car. fiat ear with lumber, caboose. Stronger, Safer Than Ever Before Nov Polonium Spark Plugs la Ht A 4 of mare Only plug with Polo- nium alloy electrode that gives L nicker, ail tarts. stopped fifthtinft? Have stopped buying War Honds hecauc I think the war is about over?" You're not a quitter; your answer is "No I" The fiftht in the Pacific calk for a highly specialized bombers that cost $600,000 in type of equipment. ') War Bonds; M-- tanks with bulldozer blades that cost $67,417; "alligators" that cost $.W,000; millions upon millions of gallons of gasoline. We need more and costlier equipment than any war has ever called for. And that's the big reason for the 6th War Loan Drive. Just as long as a sinftlc Japanese aims a gun at our men we must continue to buy Wjw Ikmds. "Have arb snu miuions or mm TOUGH, BVBRy BRUM JAPS JAP WB Kill TO LICK. 4 BB7TBR, AHP IT COSTS PIBHTY Kill A JAP VOU think Japan ii a pushover you're fooling your miner. livery "American soldier, marine ami ai!or in the Pacific knowi he hai a touh fifth t on hi ha"Ji. Vou can't tell ihem their war i nlmoit over! V.a ' you reaj these wordt, American men arc dying in the Hamsi Japan. "'k into your heart and ask yourself honestly: IpHlf, Do America's Quality TTrtl Built with new, improved Bafti-Loc- 6iti murray cafe taylor's i.g.a. store 0 jensen insurance agency Person lumber company zion motors, inc. IR$T NATIONAL BANK OF MURRAY M-MA- ' - VANITY CLEANING & DYEING CO. GAMBLE STORES if1 GRANITE FURNITURE COMPANY RAVARINO SERVICE CLYDE MARSDEN, THORNTON-ANDERSO- STATION INC. DRUG CO. "" 4 GRASS FURNITURE BEAUTY SHOP Ti't Nd4 C'i.r.et IVrnia-Mf- o I GRANITE CASH FEED and racked with power for I swift, sure starting r r .9 (Of uwick f. ironing Up7.5 STAMAIt HATTKHV lias Til O MatlC covers an4 selected best taallty separators. COAL COMPANY TYLER'S ICE CREAM SHOP BRINTON ELECTRIC CO. DO-DRO- P HATTi;ilY l fic b'K.". TtU afl cars twin iMlnd beam neadUhUn. Itrowi Powfal whit light STORE INN SMITH'S MARKET E I i BAKERY UP-2-DA- H. 14 nvtif in th But I Moaf'wyn wf cord k stronger than aver before. Heavier cushioning and extra tread plies. Once again you u. e asked to uy at least one extra $100 Vr Hand. Buy more if you possibly can. Not only isforit for your future. Sign up for the final Victory-i- t's evtra War P.onds on the Payroll Plan. Welcome the home. Victory Volunteer when he or she iscalls at your terrific. still Pacific the in Hemember the job f llllT Bon IVLuxo ritninplon your full share now! illliff' CW finston I5-2- MAKBS MY CHAHCBS Of GBTIIHC HOMt TO Strong, THOMAS & ffFF HOME and AUTO SUPPLY STORE Phone Murray 390 4745 South State, Murray |