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Show Friday, June 13, 1941 FLAG Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah TTie DAY--JUN- Plant Glads to June Foiled Escapee Goes Into E 41 New Law Lifts tii Utah Couples Marriage Cost 15 For Late Flower Crop Solitary Cell FOURTEENTH Fage Seven Cl .Lulus bulbs may be planted unt Jjne Jur-- 15 in our northern u SALT LAKE Cm' lut,;.-wr.h rr.uun.ible irui.ee J H.hlUIM.i: BY WItNOV mlrjry cm f m merit at the Uta "f g t .tig flown bifure ft oat, ami a certain-- 1 si iti pj"i'i Vi dm mI.i", Ocoi-'- t 1m, .usuraiue because hen bu!!s uf the prunubiuo Call pin ;i. 28 ty l)i partmnit t'ommaiutrr of I'tah adii'l'tid he ' pe are planted. rimin of I orrign Win of ft iii tie pi.' hi hula r j r.ip i! the I'. K. mu vatu e me nut, ji.mp at Pu.nt of Lie Muunti.it so The pr. mul. 'Tuesday Mht "to gi t a dunk of slenderirge as others They have Chi June 14. 1777, the Coiitlm-n-t.,stems, and the flowers whiskey the u!"P-tm- n lutigrei lriK laiim-re small, but excel in dam-- 1 Also locked in Solitary Wed- twins and in they and stripi a of the exquuite coloring, two other were convicts nesday thin nations flag. in salmon shades. Some Di an the Krugler, 21, ar.d Norman of the salmon pink in wliuh they throughout On Saturday, Holt, 1- 8- both of whom said De- abound are exquisite in the borUr.d. loyal and patriotic American puty Warden Robert S. Harris der. planted in small grout s, with ci:i n fittingly observe th.it glorwere believed to have planned blue flowers ns a foil. These bulbs ious Flag day a an occasion of to escape from the prison honor in mixture wall always harmonize p.irt.rular oignificance to the membecause of them havimg a binding camp ber of ,!lt Veteran of Foreign touch of yellow In them. Warden Harris War of the United State for they quoted Deputy The first old into followed was who glory many have Campbell, recaptured be sold in primulinus gladiolus dis-to this country was Wednesday at 2 53 p. m. at Twenty strange and alien land, have tributed in 1908 It was a yellow. It and defense honor ns in State South first etreets. and fought Tins color is rate among gladioli oil and in hostile on foreign .tying he escaped to get a drink and it was discovered that wtien from a bottle I had ditched in this writers, have borne it triumphant variety was crossed with a Held near by." The prison ofand proud through the moke and large flowered varieties the seedhave een their and believed he ficial said Campbell ing resulting ull had a touch of fire of battle, had intended to return to the yellow. Extensive breeding expericomrad and brother die to iu unbroken history of viccamp, "but after he got the drink ments are being carried on to he stayed away." tory and achievement. colors in produce these 1 4 Tlte escapee was under the in larger flowering varieties, but the No American citizen can fail to KPHYQANTWUS FAi&Y he when Oft MONTbSCTU intoxicants of flucnce ULUS of Old of the present pnmulinus hybrid mains lth us, and with all other be thrilled by the sight was captured by Prison Guard S is a very excellent flower. Glory, waving over chool and patriotic Americans, to keep Old All gladioli have a habit which to insure Glory flying high, its colors un- Roy Hill, and Deputy Warden government building Harris. Campbell hud been at makes them most desirable for cut equal right and equal liberties sullied, Its honor untarnished. None large since sometime between 10 flowers. Their blossims are arto all. Our historical and patriotic of us is exempt from the responranged on tall stalks, sometimes and 11 p. m. Tuesday. and for with safe safe it sibility parade keeping organizations, twenty on a stalk. The lower one was said official The from the stars of to Krugler the alien and onslaught services, pay tribute first, after which the others opens encirwire found the barbed forces which atop today and stripes and teach reverance subversive had open in order. Six or seven may an would tear alarm after the from it down its camp cling all it for high love symbolize, and be open at a time, but if the fad- been raised on Campbells disapfreedom of speech, freedom of place to drag it in the mire of WASHINGTON The federal recd flowers are picked off there both said He of forms Krugler will be fresh blossom until the serve board said Wednesday that pearance. worship, freedom of the pres es"total nonagriculturol employment a guarantee of our national Ideal government. We must award its and Holt denied any plan of bud opens. honor and its future with our own cape but both had been missed last has risen by about 3,250,000 perThe government of, by and for the seldom 1rimulinus type fidelity to the laws of this country. from their beds at the prison bar- needs in the border, but sons since May, 1940, one of the people. stalking We must weakfrom It the protect racks by a night guard. Holt was the increases on rec d On June 11 1777, the congress varieties are largest Influences of fountj iater in bed. ening undermining to need support. Deep plant ord." of the republic of the United law evasion on the likely part of ourj Au three men were due for ing of the bulbs will sometimes obprovid-ld- g Agricultural employmen t was State, adopted a resolution 13 citizenry; corruption and betrayal J eary paroles, said Mr. Harris, viate this, but Uniof the the deep planting is said to have changed only accordthat flag cm the part of our leaders. Any- 0 year not advisable in very heavy soil. ing to usual seasonal trends, but Campbell serving a ted state be 13 stripes, alternathing that tends to destroy the i fictitous From four to six inches deep is an additional 1250,000 men had for issuing te red and white; that the un- principles of the constitution on j sentence the recommended practice, four been taken out of the labor marchecks, was scheduled to be ion be 13 stare, white in a blue our government was foundleasd ket by military constelenlistment or new July 8. Krugler is serving inches in heavy soil. field, representing a ed. must be uprooted and destroyThe gladioli peed the full sun- draft. No. estimate was made of life sentence for lation." The 13 stripes represent ed, so that we may preserve, in- a water if how many persons remained unrobbery, and Holt is under simi- light and plenty of the 13 original colonies. The col- tact the principles which have to are best employed. a their assult with sentence they for develop lar their ors were also chosen for been exemplified in the Amflowers, and they should not be weapon. deadly for Wage rates," the board concourage, red erican symbolism, flag. j planted too closely. Eight inches remained stable tinued, fairly white for purity and blue for fidis close enough. the beginning of the defense proled investigators apart the wreckage elity and truth. In 1791 two stripgram through February, 1941, but to believe the crew had consies and two stars were added to average hourly earnings rose somebefore and dered out, of bailing honor just Kentucky the flag in what, reflecting mainly Increased more the crash occured. The six men, Vermont. By 1818. five overtime payment In industries enall members of the Sixteenth recstates had Joined the union so gaged in defense production. deat Boiise, onnaissance 1818, 11 squadron on April congress, The board said that the defense con-slwere killed instantly. creed that the flag should LYMAN, Wyoming An air corps program boosted industrial pro- base off from its 13 original took The the of ship 12 BRIGHAM permanently CITY. JUNE section from Twentieth ductlon in May to 148 per cent field engineering old Jap- of the 1935-3- 9 stripes but that its blue wing headquarters in Salt Lake Sunday morning, stopped briefly Marie Nisliihara The April headed and Lake in for Salt star City, anese girl of West Corinne, was rate was 140. average. should carry one white City Wednesday inspected wreckd a on routine or later navigation existent then a treated local of the state at age every hospital today army Combine expenditures for injuries suffered In Box Elder of the British military or to be admitted to the union. bomber that crashed near Lyman flight into Chicago. and American govContinued weather bad delaycounty's second mishap in two ernments In this This law is still in effect today Sunday afternoon, carrying six country were esso that the American flag now officers and enlisted men to their ed a search that was started Sun- days. timated to be now running at The West Corinne day night when the plane failed resident, a rate of over $1,000,000,000 a stars, one for deaths. bears forty-eigThe shattered plane, prelimin- to reach its destination. daughter of J. T. Nishihara, suf- month. each of the 48 states that reach salBodies of the crew were taken fered a broken rib and cuts and from the Atlantic to the Pacific ary reports stated, will be for its valuable metals and to Salt Lake City Tuesday night, bruises when a from thrown Mexvaged of Gulf the from and ocean mower after a bee caused her left intact by the pending word from relatives. ico to the Canadian border. Dur- any equipment crash. n Of the Americrew, only Cap- horses to run away. ing the War of 1812, the A routine investigation as to tain David N. Motherwell of Meanwhile, hospital attendants In stars. 15 bore only can flag cause of the crash the said that Mrs. Fred Grover of probable commandand Va., were pilot the war with Mexico, there was made Wednesday by the er of the East Garland, who lost her right squardon, was married. 20; during the war with Spain, engineering section, but the findcrash were arm and suffered critical injuries killed in the Others in 48 were entire the 45, and to her left arm In a similar acci- Black Will owls One hundred ings will not be made public un- First Lieutenant Theodore F. was til place when the World war dent Tuesday, was responding to thousand of them are being plan- they are submitted to air corps Second of Iowa; Burlington, fought. headquarters In Washington, D. C. of treatment. Her condition was des- ted by the State Road CommisK. commanded The section, as still serious, however. According to popularly accepted by Lieutenants, Lyman and Harvey sion along the streams of SouthJohn V. cribed Lakewood, Ohio, history, is was in 1776 that Betsy Major Donald W. Benner, left Utah to form barriers for ern N. of and J., Bayonne, Ross of Philadelphia, designed and for Salt Lake City Wednesday Gallagher If some folks were not so ke- streams that are in the habit of J. staff Sergeants Terrence en for incessant motion, they mimade, at the suggestion of Gener- night. washing out their hanks, and, in of Kenosha Wis., and The ship crashed on the eastal George Washington, the beaught be able to add one syllable to many cases undermining and de- of E. Dallas Yakima, Hawley was ern slope of a small knoll 10 the word and obtain promotion, tiful flag which a year later the highways, accordstroying to be accepted by congress. On miles east of Lyman during a Washington. ing to Grant R. Bowen, Landscape to storm was not severe It Sunday. September 1, 1777. according Engineer for the Commission. the found until Tuesday. generally accepted accounts, The trees, little fellows now Parachutes found scattered on stars and stripes were first carthe black willows attain a (but and ried into battle at Brandwine, height of sixty feet) are planton February 14, 1778 Old Glor ia ed on the banks at low water reported to have received levels and when the streams are s, foreign Makes salute ever paid by the trees slow up the swollen ran! the when hoisted aboard Its everyones job movement of the water and the Paul Thus Col. B. E. Gray of Salt ger, commanded by Captian and streams then deposit the silt among Lake City, the armys district Jones, near the French coast. DURING June, July baththe trees or behind them building of American 2,000 the officer today described The history of solid banks and holding their rein this coun- recruiting the gigantic task of building flag constitutes today our greatest ers will be drowned gular channels. In the course of national pride and challenge. We try. Practically all of them will be the power of the army air corps a few years, long ribbons of green who are living in this generation able to swim. a to match any in the world trees will run through the hot owe not only our love and loyalty to the task emphasized by being But, Captain Charles B. Scully current stretches of southern Utah and the stars and stripes, but we must army drive to train pithe hope is that much of the beaudedicate ourselves to the high task points out in the auly issue of lots to man the planes of the ty of the country can be of preserving its integrity against Cosmopolitan magazine, swimming, rapidly expanding force. all alien and subversive forces. like knowledge, is apt to be dangermaking it attractive and the all needs The air corps to desirable. ous in small doses. The bitter truth pilots it can get, and before any Loyalty to the flag is loyalty America to its laws, its ideas is that most of our water fatalities one is a pilot hes just a young On the Virgin River, near the its traditions. Fidelity to the flag occur through panic which prompts man a young man who lives in town of Virgin, 30,000 trees are must include idenlty to those prin- the victims to being planted to control the flood struggle so furiously a city like Ogden. Why theres liciples of honor ad justice and river- A few Fcarsl exhausted before help probably a dozen future flying should never exceed 10 from that waters of that theyre berty for which our forefathers comes. To swim safely, Captain cadets a of the highway washout streets aS the for m formula standard around contained the j walking died. the surface to be decorated, while as I occured at this point that cost recommends learning first here in Logan, while Im talkof Scully weakening Law evasion, the much as one quart of drier has been $30,000 to repair, the savings pos- ing, or working in stores and ofthe social structure of our country how to float. sible Colonel so forth. by this type of control can and fices and treason of those In high places durability of white lead paint To determine whether you are a be estimated when we learn that To maintain brushing consistency, in our government and economic Floater or a Sinker, try Captu'n Gray said. These men will he flying cadets one half as much turpentine should the trees can be grown and plant-b- e world, are threats to the American Scullys buoyaticy test. In breast-dee- p added to the paint as the linseed ed for only 7 cents each. The after someone has told them only threats flag because they are water, slowly submerge your- that the air corps needs them, that oil deleted total cost for the planting of the comwhen the paint is mixed on against the principles that self to the chin; inflate the lun;;3 100,000 trees now under way 1st in on the ground theOnly can constiget they of from white lob the soft lead, foundation paste the prise then draw your knees up to floor or aviation right now, and pure raw lmseed oil and gum spirits only $7,000, a small item comtution of the United States. As citi- fully, of turpentine is there security as pared to the cost of repairing a your chest as you bury your face get paid for it, too. zens of this country, and as memto its formulation and consequent single highway washout. Any young man who is healthy weather resistant bers of the Veterans of Foreign in the water, clasping the arms properties, while Ten thousand trees are being Wars of the United States, it re-- around your shins. If any part of unmarried and between the ages local experience alone can best dicthe head or back stays above ths of 20 and 27 can apply. tate the optimum variations horn planted in Circleville Canyon, five standard formulas which will produce thousand in Bever canyon, five surface while youre in this posiAt a wedding the ushers are the most durable finish under the tween Beaver and Puffer Lake and tion, you are a Floater. If you strenuous dims tic conditions combride-maithousand along the washes sink, youre not going to be able supposed to precede the found in the vicinity of salt eight as they go down the aisle. monly that are crossed by the highways! to float motionless. water. near Moab. It is no doubt an awful trial to Q. How are rugs kept from curlThe time to learn this technique Rock riprap and plank barriers those ushers to take their eyes ing at the ends and corners? A. Rugs are usually held flat by To soothe itching, burning skin, apCaptain Scully says, is before the off those lovely bridesmaids for have failed in this particular seca ZEMO which material stiffens the out when medicated sizing ply wonderful, youre emergency. For tion. In many eases the heavy Doctors formula backed by 30 years beyond your depth and find your a single minute. holding it in place. When wear and cleaning make reriprap construction has sunk in continuous success For ringworm failing when you reach The flirtatious husbands are tiring necessary, tack the rug upside the quicksand that underlies the symptoms, eczema, athletes foot or strength bottom and find it isnt for the blemishes due to external cause, apsaid to he headed for trouble. down, full length on a level surface. area and in other places where Spray the backside with solution of ply ZEMO night and morning; the there; when jrour nose and eyes go No merely that, hut trouble probbarriers have been erected, pound chip glue in two quarts of plank discomfort should soon disappear. under water and your breath is cut ably has them by the ear lead- Allow at least 24 hours for the water has undermined the water Clean and convenient to use... off its too late to start experi- ing them where they dont want drying before replacing the rug fee banks and eroded vast stretches One trial convinces. up. of ground Including forms that planting with the Balanced Float! to go. e ,' d (V n- -t I , '. V 1 If u V-- wlw iti g up Ft t!i I In- - tl a 11..11.1, July I, law witaii ',a pri'l.i-li.- in fiuiii m..rtiig ui.Irv, jut, have f a ui.,li pl.y. found ir ner g.ws into effect July I. if sui h part- Tin lu-law will boost Ihe cost of entering the holy slate of inati imony from the $2 00 fee for a marriage license to $8 or $8 per couple, MORRILL'S COMMENT Dr. Joseph R. Morrell, chairman of the state board of heal.h. said today the physical examination required consists in part of blood sample. He said taking there must be additional examinations if Intentions of the law are fulfilled. The health state department makes Wasaerman tests free of charge, but physicians probably will charge the regular fee for office examinations for their service in taking the blood sample and performing the additional examination necessary. This fee. Dr. j Morrell said generally doe not exceed $2 or $3 for each person. PORTION OF LAW Jsptnesa girls shown above are picking tea lcavee among the Lawrence NL Malan, Weber row of huthee on a plantation near Shizuoka. Shizuoka ia county clerk today displayed a Central Japan ia one of the world greatest tee producing district. copy of the new law. It says: Before any person shall la-sue any marriage license, each The certificate must be pri-sr- W'j well-order- therefor shall file with the applicant him a certificate from a licensed river banka Trees are also being planted physician and surgeon, which ceralong the banks of wash- - that tificate shall state that the apcross the highways in Carbon. plicant has been given an exGrand, Duchesne, and Uintah coun- amination. including a standard ties. serological test for syphilis, made This is the second project of not more than 30 day prior to its kind carried out by the State the date of issuance of such liRond Commission, the first group cense and that in the opinion of of trijes being planted last year. such physician and surgeon, the The trees are started at the applicant either is not infected State Road Commission nursery with syphilis or other venereal at 64th South and 18th Last. disease, or if so is not in a stage When dug, they are carefully-wrappe- of such physician and surgeon, and packed In boxes and the applicant Is either not inthe boxes tabled as to the place jected with syphilis or other where the trees are to be planned, venereal disease or if so inthen placed in cold storage until fected, Is not in a stage of such conditions are right for planting disease which Is or which may in the territory to which they beedme communicable to the have been designated. martial partner. large-flowere- have one-to-1- five-year-- to vs I Japanese Girl Is Victim of Mower Mishap at d bn im r- -t rg iip n il pxiimin.itiun and been five of piii re ,1 d.w .uv. lift (ltd wail a iiitaif in Ciind..a n that il alii not be to Hie martial Board Reports Record Rise In Employment Officers View Wreckage Of Bomber it ailiv.i'g i thry u Wj-.- t iiu A m '.J m r ud uf j pre-er- ve 5011 In!, ar been established along by a report from the laboratory marking the blood test. Judges of the district court have authority, under the law, to conduct hearings not open to the public and to waive requirements a to medical examinations of the Judge is satisfied . , , That an or other sufficient emergency cause for such aetion exists and that the public health and welfare will not be injuriously affected thereby. There is no fee or court costs for such proceedings. PENALTY PROVIDED liOfficers issuing marriage censes without having received the proper cirtificates or court orders are guilty of a misdemeanor, as are persons making false statements on the certificates. east-war- twin-motor- rr ht Road Commission Plants Trees for Erosion Control six-ma- Gor-donvi- Hol-ste- J an Now in just 10 minutes you can end ail uncertainty about j Colonel Gray Calls for poafng Technique ves-sle- Bathing Plane Cadets Safe I I I - J I I Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin 1 7 ds which refrigerator gives you most for your money! 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