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Show Page Four Tuesday. December 10, 1040 The Cache American. Logan. Cache County, Utah Not Cut TUCCJ FlOm Labor Groups Encourage Briton Urged by Sympathizer Repledge the hearings will be con- turned, a. cording to Orwlle L. Ixe of Pmadisc. a member of the Utah AAA committee and directorUlah'of, the sugar beet division for Tice hearings are in compliance of Paradise, plead A resident with stipulations of the sugar act1 of cutting of 1937, which provides that grow-gulUy to a charge ers must pay fair and reasonable Christmas trees in Paradise Dry on canyon on tlie land of Vernon D. wages to all persons employed and was fined $10.00 In the the farms in production of sugar La are Logan City court by Acting Judge beets." The determinations p. Rich, made by the secretary of agrtcul-- j In-- 1 ture after public hearings and jp, admitted cutting trees on ves ligations. Farmers who do not jjj. Law's land without first hav-pfair and reasonable wages are ing obtained permission to do so not eligible to receive federal ben- and admitted cutting several hundred Christmas trees each year efit payments. watersheds of that vicProcessors, who wish to qualify from tlie must inity. conditional payments, for and James O. Stewart, supervisor of purchase sugar beets at fair reasonable" rates. This Is also de- the Cache National Forest appeals owners and the peotermined by the secretary of agri-on- e to the land Cache of Valley to cooperate here, conducted ple be to which packages may be mailed with with the Extension Service, the Logan Chamber of Commerce, the local communities of Cache ValFire Saturday Night and the Forest Servioe la was ley The city fire department the destructive and Inpreventing called to the vacant house owned discriminate cutting of Christmas corner trees. Also an a;ffal Is made to by Hyrum Johnson at the of Fifth North and Third East, the people that they do not buy Saturday night. A blaze had start- Christmas trees unless they have ed in the building from an un- been tagged with the 1940 Christknown cause. The damage was mas Tree Conservation Tag. slight. Mr. Stewart also stated that the Forest Service Is cooperating with Insure with us before you bum. the private land owners whe Utah Mortgage Loan Corpn. In- lands lie within the National Forsurance Dept. O, A. Garff, Mgr. est Boundaries in the prevention of this destructive practice. The Down from Richmond Forest Service has already begun F. H. Traveller, prominent Rich- an extension program of posting was transacting the restricted areas with consplc-iomond citizen, and appropiate signs In an business In the county seat on to prevent unauthorized reeffort Monday. moval from either federal or private lands. (fifty for Son During the past few years a few Dr. At the Bluebird, Friday night trees have been removed by the and Mrs. W. W. Merrill gave a Forest Service in connection with party honoring their son Bill, who a thinning program in the Blackthe with will leave next month Fork Canyon. These were smith Utah National Guard fir a years trees which usually suppressed CalLuis Obispo, at San training dense stands and were not in grew local of A ifornia, large group too desirable as Christmas trees. relatives and friends were invited The program has now been comguests. pleted on accessible areas and the trees are far more valremaining Big Game Plentiful uable for watershed protection More than 2,000 elk have been purposes than for Christmas trees. Hole taken out or the Jackson Mr. Stewart announces that In country by big game hunters since keeping with this conservation prothe opening of the 1940 hunting gram that no Christmas trees will season in Wyoming. A total of be cut from the National Forest 1,025 elk have been checked out lands on the drainages of Cache of the Hoback canyon station and this year. Valley 1,020 have come through the Dubois station. Ariel Olsen of Grace, Idaho, who ran through a red light and came Those who bring sunshine to the near having an accident Sunday lives . of others cannot keep it night, forfeited a $5 bail bond with Logan city. ..... from themselves. J. M. Barrie. PlVlte Land Aid in Defense i The national WASHINGTON defense commission' labor policy The mu Mr of a nation and the advisory committee, composde of iig they ling ia a fairly accurof the A F L, the representatives of ate barometer what the people i C the railroad brotherO I and are thinking about. hoods, Sunday night pledged la- -; You notice our neighbor, the In continued bor's cooperation fool do nc Canadluna, away achieving uninteirupted produc their time listening to the tlon in defense Industrie. fitly, (hallow kind of noise The pledge was contained In a that (o many of our people (eem formal policy statement unanito relish. mously adopted at a meeting of They have a lot of new and prethe committee, forceful music calculated to insided over by Sidney Hillman, spire defense against a ruthless charlman of the committee and that foe, and it ia high time labor member of the defense commore of our people should stop mission. The action was disclosed being indifferent to the predicaIn a defense commission pres rement of our fatherland. Our Indifference to Briton is the same lease. children attitude as ungrateful "The point of view expressed by who neglect aged parents. this committee, which speaks for of organized labor," all section Our army officers are taking to Hillman said, "again confirms, and guard precautions proper Dcitrich John and score Marliene Wayne heavily against the slimy, filthy double underscores, what has been and (Tossing scum such as caused the remains the serious determination together in the new hit Seven Sinners which collapse of France. of labor's leaders and its rank leads the Double Feature program coming to the and file to give unstinted support Notice the large field house at Capitol Thursday. to Insure the suooess of the nathat fence the college, also tional defense program. around the rfodium. you may think that fence Is built to keep The policy statement declared well notlve that "labor again reaffirms Its asagain people out, and see how the barb wire exsurances of cooperation with the tends over inside at the top. This national defense program and furh columnists in a is to keep ther pledges Itself to take no acsafe place, and there are thoution which may In any way Imsands of Just such inclnsures all Van HYRUM The 85th birthday an- pede production before all concilWyck Indian Summer, over our country, and they are iation facilities of the federal govBuniversary of Mrs. Elizabeth Critnot intended for school games Brooks; Pilgrim's Way, John ernment for resolving any existing was of chlow Clara celebrated Schuman. John Hyrum chan; and No, there indeed, altogether. have been exhausted. Burk; Big River to Cross, Ben Sunday, Dec. 8th., with a beauti- controversy are a few chaps running lose Mexican house The recepfully arranged open here who may find themselves Luclen Burman; inside locking out. Earth, Todd Downing; Books and tion at her home on Center street, Mrs. D. M. Blckmore and daugh-te- rs Jean and Barbara and son When Kate Smith sings "God You, Sommerset Maughan; Audu- where relatives and friends from Bless America" and you register bon's America, Donald C. Prattle; far and near gathered to show Danford C. Blckmore and Mr. and a very slight emotion of patriot- Since Fifty, Sir William Rothen-stet- their love and appreciation for one Mrs. Ray Blckmore all of ParaRomantic Rebel, Pellzia held dear to all who know her. ism. sit right down and write a dise; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ryberg letter to U. S. Senator Wm. King Seyd; Roman Fountain, Hugh Walflowers which and daughters Eunice, Afton and Lovely among at Washington and thank him for pole; Oscar Wilde and the Yellow were potted plants of red cycle-me- n. Enid and son Eric C. Ryberg, Miss his friendly attitude to Britain Nineties, Frances Winwar; As I vases of giant yellow chry- Frances Critchlow. Mrs. Louise and Greece and ask him to keep Remember Him, Hans Zinsser. santhemums and vases of deep Critchlow and Mark B. Garff, all it up. Also wTite to our RepreLake City; Mr. and Mrs. Fiction Tlie House of Lee, Ger- - i red roses were artistically arrang-- 1 i sentatives, W. T. Robinson, Abe trude R56S Bassett and daughter Ath- ed rooms. about In the Atherton; Bombay, Night Murdock, and Senator Elbert D. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Critchlow gowned Thomas, asking them to have our ixiuis Bromfield; Whit-oa- k with a corsage of white gardenias. navy convey merchant ships to Meigs, Elizabeth Corbett; and Mre Wilford Heritage. Rouche DeLa; was accompanied In the receiving Britain, and Greece, and to radio wmlam c cabMoWi william j. Ea- - ltae & Waits, My Captain Evelyn her three daughters. Mn. British ships the position of by and Urs. ton; The Family, Nina Fedorova; D M Blckmore of Paradise and any Nazi outfit they know of. all of Ogden and Than Mrs. Miniver, Joyce Maxtone Gra Mrs. Eric Ryberg and Miss Fran Mrs. Rulon Blckmore of ham; The Fire and the Wood, Ray ces Critchlow of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Logan C. Hutchinson, Mrs. Eunice was In Ryberg friends and Besides relatives charge of the dining room where from and surrounding Hyrum the serving table covered with a called to fling birthday greetings, white cloth of Italian cut work towns, a chorus of children who edged In deep lace, was centered made the day one long to be rewith a silver basket filled with membered ' and South and More trade with perfect in every beautiful deep red roses. At either detail." Central America was Indicated side of the basket burned tall Monday by A Golden Kilburh, exDecember 20 Is the last day on white princess tapers In triple ecutive assistant, Utah state AAA, with headquarters at the Utah before Christmas, the postmaster form crystal candelebra. Assisting State Agricultural college, as the guaranteed delivery in Utah towns Miss Ryberg at serving were Afton key to hemisphere solidarity, so on railroads, before Christmas day. and Enid Ryberg and Jean BlckPostmaster Eugene Yeates an- more, all granddaughters of Mrs. Important in national defense, Critchlow. A color scheme of white He pointed out that although nounced last night. and pink was used in all appointdates" Other for United 1939 packStates closing ImportIn the from Growers a nd processors ments of serving with the numered $238,000,000 worth of such pro- ages with assurance of In beet producing areas 85 In pink and pink rose buds sugar als delivery included: ducts as crude rubber, quinine Washand Utah, Idaho, Oregon used In cleverly decorations, the December 19 for California, cenproducts, rotenons for Insect poisin public name of the ington will participate H oning, cocoa, camphor, and tea; tral and southern part; Colorado, napkins, bearing the on labor rates and conhearings of In honor letters. guest gold 7 per cent of southern Idaho, Wyoming and all only $16,000,000 or Lake City Decemtracts In Salt Miss Barbara Bickmore, another those products came from South Utah towns not on railroads. ber 16. granddaughter had charge of the The and Central America. December 18 for Arizona, northhearings, which concern the book 200 where were guest guests ern California, northern Idaho. More than hall of the agricul1941 sugar beet crop will begin at PINT from Montana, New Mexico and Ne- registered during calling hours. tural products imported 10 a.m., in the Newhouse hotel. Among near relatives from out South and Central America last vada. Code No 30 more time than one day is M If of town present were: Mr. and year were such products as cofDecember for Arkansas, 17, QUART fee, cocaa, bananas, sisal, special Iowa, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mistypes of wool and other tropical souri, Nebraska, North Dakota, The choice of products which we do not normalOklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Generation States. Texas and ly grow In the United after Washington. Generation Among the other more important December for 16, Illinois, Indiproducts imported were cane sugar, cattle hides, goat and kid skins, ana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, 20 Eves. Tennessee and Wisconsin. linseed and other products, of 15 December for all other states. which we do not normally produce LAST TIMES TODAY Packages milled at later dates LAST 2 DAYS! enough in this country to supply I JAMES STEWART he needs of the nation. may not reach their destination THE SHOW THE WHOLE MARGARET SULLIVAN I The United States sold in South before Christmas, the postmaster TOWN'S SEEING IN If MTu've never taste' ..'itttcs F.. warned. and Central America nearly Pcwarhy :V. it.ee ns H SHOP AROUND THE last year more products decide to trv a bottle at once ! very drop is wm i ii h He also reminded that Chirst-ma- s CORNER i for it s every drop strain ht wr.iskey than were bought from these and cards mailed at the 114 cent ALSO countries by the United States. rate for unsealed he.iiT of from the This rich Kentuckys Cluegruss. STRANGE CASE OF envelopes will Exports to these countries were not be forwarded, if addressees whiskey goes further makes more drinks! DR. KILDARE manufactured In products. largely have moved. Cards maiTed in order to expand exports to these sealed envelopes, carrying regular STARTS WEDNESDAY countries, the United States will first class postage rates, will be have to Import more from that forwarded or returned to the sendarea. However It would be foolish ers providing there is a return to import products that would STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 94.2 PROOF on the envelope. come in direct competition with THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD our agricultural products of this hands were unsuccessful. The nearest Italian air bases country, Mr. Kflburn said. But unless we can trade more now are at Valona and Berat. TRADITION! with Latin America, we face the The former is on the Adiatic coast, LINDA DARNELL Today. James E. Pepper is made in inevitable spread of totalitarian in- up which the Greek army is adKentucky homeof tlie finest Amerifluence through trade in these vancing after the capture of PorBASIL RATEEONE can Whiskey just as it was early in to . and GALE SONDFRCAARD Edda, the EUGENE PALLETTE countries. latter is Hemisphere not far Colonial History. solidarity EDWARD BROMBERG MONTAGU LOVE .Tit ANN JANET BEECHER ROBERT LOWERY For generation after generation depends upon increasing our trade inland and Is a site of Albanian MARTIN oil American drinkers have called for faproduction. with South and Central America, Also A Olb PICTURE SOTHERN mous old James E. Pepper Born The retreating Italians are behe averred. Robert W fl with the Republic. Rita JOHNSON ing harassed by the Greek cavMontgomery Jas. E. Pepper & Co., Incx, Lexington, Ky. BORN WITH THE REPUBLIC Jobs CARROLL in alry and bombed and machine-gunne- d RED CROSS DRIVE ALSO "EARL OF by airplanes, latest reports REPORTS SATISFACTORY , W' World This Week from the front said. CHICAGO (Continued from page One) man, and Providence. C. M. Hammond, chairman. Several of the A other communities have made parSanta Gets an Idea! tial reports and expect to be comIN FaCT, Too G2c pleted by the end of the week. By ROBERT t'ROOKHTON I i jee i ay j Latest Books At Cache County Library ... Eliz. Critchlow Commemorates 85th. Birthday Na-gl- ee n; 1 , w Advocates Trade With Central and Instructions South America On Mailing Xmas Packages , i , Conference On Labor Rates And Contracts HERES SOMETHING mne as 9 o ' h X4 00 - -- )' v- JAMES E.PEPPER && ST02 ad-de- ss I CHRJS-FI- CENTURT-rO- . Christmas Story To VICTORIOUS GREEKS CRY , ON TO ROME" (Continued from Page One) on to Rome. In one theater showing a new revue lampooning the Italians, the play was interrupted while an actor announced the news. The audience cheered while the band swung Into the national anthem. Tlie capture of Argirocastro removed the Italians remaining airdrome In southern Albania, and e Italian atthe Greeks said tempts to prevent hue military stores from falling into Greek fie-c- ristmas ary andranta' or&hojv rurminq air last VEY Loa6. I'D FETTER. GJE GET POSY WITH THE MOENING'S MAIL! T mil peed . . . VDV' .... ;4Y dzitloptzeri rvki insysftfiht '.cGsr us |