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Show '- A- Page Eight Discusses Report Shows U. S. Soldiers Ice Ponds Are Healthy Crookston Again Earl England Cal. Fort Mason, San Francis that leuwis of are toldirrs Inquiry Tint li'.imy Jiple minds, or the women of America are vitally mill fommiu-pwiur- e imlul- would ;uu c.ill It Interested In the welfare of who ere now In Undo Sams men The other day e brought up tha Ai my or may be In It n. AP know don't Ip jKJiid 6'ibjfit nud I some of questions the ncori-iart parcfitly what Jjutjuaue would must frequently asked of trainees to put out n.y ilKiuglds. b.il this and soidiers whes by motlwrs, dont and know I one U U r only are: sweetheart and know (tmub atxiUi H. "Do you have a good bed to point at sleep on in camp?" But netting to U oace, our Idea is to tri p people "Do they give you enough covoff tho ioe on dwp water, and er? forIt to be hoped you havent "Do you get enough to eat?" have ocgotten Uie tragedies that It the right kind of food? "Is curred in thU vicinity. to atl Information that According short Tlie skating neason could be obtained from recipients a enough at best and already from men In of personal letter week of freezing weather hs pas- the service, the soldiers are doing been has most sed before the pond very well, thank you, and flooded, and I want it strictly of them apparently have gained understood Uiat no blame la laid weight and are In fin physical to Uie men who spray nd take shape. 1 car of the pond, the blame Now comes a scientific report who give the orthose to placed who do Uie carefully preserved In the office ders and not Ah files of Colonel F. J. Riley, Quarwork. termaster 8upply Officer for the people are always San Francisco General Depot at Tlie Uga traslow as cold tar and It takes Calif., which transand some Fort Mison. of gedies U wake them up fers tlie general Impression Now you then. times nat even Into the realm soldier take the traffic In Logan. Thcrq of fact Tills Quartermaster agency comIs very UtUe or no effort to procures most of the food for the and pedestrians drivers pel both Ninth Corps Area, the Philippines Uie with to respect and comply and Hawaii, as well as ten Items been have There traffic laws cf food stuffs for the entire Army and strets of the United States people killed on Logan no prosecutions. A weight survey recently comcrimexpect we dont course at Fort Ord, Calif., by Mapleted human restore inal court acUoa to B. Westervelt, divisFrederic jor drivlife, but when will careless during which 811 aU have recol- ion surgeon, you end? N$v ing men were checked for weight, refairwere who men ten of lections Ideas of veals that 80 per cent of them ly bubbling over with about gained a total of 8,253 pounds or wsys and means to bring 2 62 tons since Induction. Compubetter conditions for the people of tations show that the men have In reoffered which they Logan each gained an avreage of nearly turn for your votes and of course e'-pounds 8.46 pounds to be exeach It with the (1500 that goes act entered service. since they those all year. If we could elect Equity Important, the survey remen there surely could be a bed- veals that overweight soldiers lam. have been trimmed down considmean ' But for those wlio really erably, some as much as 30 or 40 business and want to help the pounds. Indicating that mothers of town they must remember that .lads who were extra stout" when of private citizens have plenty entered service will have to arrests for they make to privileges take a second look before recogdrunken driving, but dont stop nizing their physically fit son s there, you got to go to court and when they come home. demand action. Tlie health of the soldier Is a Also those who were so wrought major consideration of the Quarthe during about up which not only termaster recent campaign, if their spirits sees that Corps, a sufficient he gets much too havent had of the best qualfood of In quantity those they can still call upon out that ity, but also that the food public office to carry provides a health-givin- g program. ration. balanced In a change want who Those butter, eggs, milk. fish, Meat, WorkWelfare of the the personel Incheese, poultry, fresh fruits and ers can- - also bring plenty of canned orchard vegetables and commisfluence to bear. The city on the list. stand high products sion has indicated time and again In fact, almost everything that Is suggesany welcome that they eaten In a well managed home tions and their meetings are has Its place on the Army menu. open to anyone. t t Preparation of meals necessarily Someone says to me, why don lacks of touch the personal preach? you what .you practice home but the food Is of the finest havent I now, I'm dolfig that a public quality, prepared by trained and fclven np the plan for experienced Army chefs. hospital, even,, the Logan people of As for sleeping comfort, It may their gift to forfeit are willing be hospital. surprising to many civilians to municipal a $200,000 for know that the soldier like the cithroughfriends I have plenty of a approximately expresvilian spends out the county who have so third of his life In bed. It is very hospital, oounfy a of favor sed has a good next summer Im going to be important that he in the most At rest. camps commis for ballot nights cm the county Ninth Corps Area he is Issued by sioner. sheriffs the Quartermaster Corps a steel My goal will be. That enforce bed, mattress, pillow, two mattress will their deputies and and covers, two pillow cases, four wool fish of .traffic laws; protection blankets and four cotton sheets. time game; and at the jtesent 'horses and cattle are without probe some sper care and there will respect. that in r radical changes Bf Itotxft ( rw.klotiafflii-te- y 1 well-bei- t play-groun- set-ba- pio-cur- ys insist that the de- -' month serving aged get $30 each with appologies to no one. The Federal Government Is quite . liberal in assistance with money for public owned hospitals and we ' have a good way to raise the balance of money required to match the WPA gift. to Allright now I have this when you pick up a paper . suggest else except the read something headlines. Dont start a subject .Also, we will i . ; and guess the balance, because too often you guess wrong. t i Brief Sketches The State Law As It Is Today Meat Inspection Contd. Any person, firm or corporation operating a slaughtering plant as provided in this section may apply for state meat inspection service under the official supervision of the state board of agriculture. In order to obtain state meat inspection service, they shall provide a slaughtering establishment so located and so constructed as to meet the sanitary requirements of the state board of agriculture, which requirements for ocnstruc-tioequipment and facilities for operating such a plant shall be in conformity with similar requirements for slaughtering establishments which are under the offiof the United cial supervision States bureau of animal meat inspection division. Meat and meat food products from slaughtering establishments in whch meat inspection service is maintained and which bears the meat inspection stamp official Utah Inspected and Passed of the state board of agriculture as provided in this section may be sold In any part of the state subject however, to the sanitary requirements of municipalities with respect to cleanliness and wholesomeness of the meat and meat in handling and food products transporting after they leave the establishment. n, By Hugh F. ONeil The first telgeraph connection Idaho, and St. between Paris, 1871, Oeorge, Utah, was made In E. Sturdevant. to Frank according disBrigham Young, in 1865, had cussed with leading men in the conterritory the advisability of from line a telegraph structing Logan to St. George. Following this' suggestion the Deseret Telegraph Company was organized In 1866 with Brigham Young as president. By December Salt Lake 1866 a lime connecting been comCity with Ogden had pleted. 1867 the line During January had been completed from Logan to St. George. Another extension In serto Paris, Idaho, was put 1871 when vice on November 6, first Charles C. Rich sent the addressed to ing. Joseph Goddard was the first Paris from telegram telegraph operator. later the office Brigham Young. at was moved to the old tithing ofoffice telegraph The first of fice in the Preston block where store the in Eogan was located rear of the Kanute Lorgenson became oper- -, C B. Robins at the bank bulld- - ator. Rational present first A-- rfruW ' Friday. November Ti, PHI The Cache American. Logan. Cache County. Utah Will Become Oils and Water Colors Feature Flying Cadet Art Exhibit l pitted In the warehouse ares. 85 per rm of the concrete curb ndi Surer have been In railed. n1T)wrf1S! UClDUtr Rei'nrrt Xjrlilgw Construction at Ogden Advances Despite Weather Defense Stamp Sales Continue To Increase corudruction of bituminous aprons warehouse alongside loadvngjl plaifi mu is about, 75 p r rent) in Tf- TV'kffir - in h.ghway e: son ul dt crease crew oi WASHINGTON. D. C.-of FIELD, Texas Along An exlubiU.n consisting Ah ut the structural! to Oculx-r- . as Occompared jor on for ahead Deieu.sc ft ..iiily Saving Slumps other cadets, Aviation twenty live punting-- , with n September, were recorded at all ho been cn. red for a to'.il of $59'VD4. hew army muni eight-sul- l Cadet Earl W, England, a son of by the Fxlutrtion Secmn of the tober locomotive shed andjuuH automatic traffic counters, in Mr and Mrs. William C, England WPA be 50, e t bl.xlilug the tuvhrat n .until-- 1 i(i s and storage buildings will Art program, The ,,X( ...q chop at the d'poi rtwlr su-ruu, jcjtional Forest 8cr e the s.n cold and trial ly ei.ow of Logan. Is now a member of the shown S.inip at the Utah State Art d slab basque counter in Big Cottonwood concrete 1. Li sal? t d May w eti d of this eavn's cadets in the ri ;h a, companit first class iCenhr. from November 25 U j in announced pr,. , mp, report lieuten- been pound for a large new, c.uivon, as shown from report Treasury Depart m ut Air Corps Replacement Center al Di-- i 18. tiimlniJtr.ition building. An inert received from the Utah Highway lant Colonel Elmer G. Thomas armr.umc, n Kelly Field, Turns. Induition bedi floret t e.eiiUj. Artist from , ri.i.udi g Surviy. said B J Fliuh. bullring of most 12, November re. with the ,:h Tils fig, quartermaster gan cjmp.tred Illinois sti.tes ar a lam b loading plant Is iln-- i D sTil t Engineer (I the U. S, Pub- j tu represented: D cadets 000 that fense len and O worth of the , day. vicinity, Sumps reporting Ro-dAdmmi-- i ration, Louisiana, California, New York, $1978 , ished except for com re jf I r ':c an in- - j Substantial progress i his entry as a cadet, Michigan. Colorado being Massa- sold in September, snows and occurred at travel und Increased ng plumbing pai'iiions. ha crease of 19 2 percent. It marks llr1(P despite tlie weather, Earl was an L. D. S. missionary chusetts. Ten paintings in oil at A 1,000.000over the correspond-- ; three circular station gallon month that the the fourth straight a prominent student at the Utah U'ah general depot on West Se- concrete exhibits the r mauung month in 1910. while decreases reservoir ha been cno-lm- g Stare Agricultural college and a are In water colors. Work cond Street in Ogden. at a 37i in ttle of Stamps Ids risen, pleted at Uie depot considerably were recorded at three stations, sales Bond Defense member of the Delta Plii frater- the latter medium, for Uicll millimeter addit.cn so figures plant largely ah,.t(i (lf (schedule by IV ter Kie- - Highway reconstruction on US 40 width were announc- and 40 warehou; at Ogden ord- - I J!t nity. call for predominating, special lor October, Canyon was probably Parley Mao j nanff, At the Replacement Center, he comment because of their general ed by the Treasury last week, depot, and at Utah r"- - j n, ,h7oum cvLtm ron accJnmabfe hir 'the' 15 'pemmTde' SaH Uke Ci,y- will go through five weeks of prein .ravel there, while at high quahty, the variety of subJ?8 !rance..p,ant company and he add liminary training before being sent ject matter and wide range in son, both of Lincoln. Nebraska. Daniels Canyon, on the same route to a primary flying school where technical some percent. treatment In 8 percent Increase was noted. To overcome low temperatures, at a cost of $45,000. he will start flight training. This instances water color has been crews concrete Changes at other stations, as com- have started five weeks course will give Eng- used sparingly and with a choice pared with 1940, were as follows: heating sand and gravel for eon- - THREE CACHE TOWNS land a thorough mllltray back- economy, and again applied with Crossroads on U. S. 91, 8 Draper Crete pours on some projects, KtU UfUNN percent Increase; north of Richground for becoming an officer In a lavish hand, in a simulation of who have Veteran contractors, tlie Army of the United States on the full glory of oil painting, A field, US 89. 4 percent decrease; observed Utah weather many (Continued from Page One! graduation from an advanced fly- number of Cottonwood Canyon, 33 perare the exhibits Big cold believe the years, snap Peterson; Leslie Avon, Nuhn: cent ing school thirty weeks later. decrease. marked "gouache, Indicating that buildin the soon break and may Sabotage good Benson ward, Mrs. Aqatha tills d Of In addition, the course Is Intend- white pigment has been added to Granary particular Interest least ing weather continue at and Mrs. Lucy Riggs; CLark-sto- month wjs the effect upon traffic ed to prepare the cadet mentally the water washes. A softened Thousands of bushels of wheat until January I. Mrs. Bvron Loosle; College densities of the duck and deerand physically for the rigors of pastel-lik- e effect is thus produc- in hundreds of warehouses and At Utah general depot !n Og ward. Miss Chloe Olsen; Cornish. hunting seasons. October 16, the Uie actual flight training to come. ed, the painting however can be 44 25 Imof the den, farm granaries threatened. building units Mrs. Cadet England will parUclp&te in worked over quite freely, and mediate Margaret Peterson; Cove, opening day of tlie steps must be taken to now under contract at the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allen; Hv- - season was characterized by un- Imto many acUvities designed Interesting effects created. are finished rum. save abundant supplies of grain project k. Mrs. John Baxter; An abstraction by Stuart Davis Hyde usually high iiourly volume prove his physical condition beThe saboteur Is none other than These include eight giant brick .Mrs. Robert S. MeQuar-- ! mg the early morning on UE 91 yond even the high standard reJ of New York in which segments the thousands of tiny weevil which warehouses, seven oblong brick west qulred for entrance. The course of vivid color create the effect under weather conditions such as sheds, five Igloo type magazines, ric; Lewiston, Mrs. C. J. Van' south of Brigham and new placstation of Smithfleld, Ordcn; (a of of a mosaic Wm. Mendon, will also include the study Ladle; decoration is in have prevailed during tlie past a maintenance operations buildIncreased traffic Millville, Mrs, Oscar military strong contrast to the tapestry- summer and fall Infest the gran- ings, a checkers office, a Sjoberg; ed on October 7). subjects ranging from sentry Newton and Cache law to signal communication. Junction, resulting from the like scene of green stored with house, a 250.000 gallon elevated In aries and ware! trees Mrs. D. R. Clarke; Nibley, Mrs. season was meet noticeable on steel water tank, and a 24.000 Upon completion of the coulise Golden Gate by Dong Kingman wheat. George Cummins: North Logan, October 17, the day before the Cadet England will entre one of of California. Karl Zerbe from Friday, A. Golden Kllburn, ex- gallon gasoline fueling system. On that day the volMrs, N. J. Crookston; Paradise, opening. the 18 primary schools located In the far eastern coast of the ecutive assistant, Utah State AAA, All water lines, gas lines, sani-tar- y Mrs. Zelda Howells; Peters boro, umes exceeded the average for the the Gulf Coast Air Corps Train- United States, interweavc-sewer system tonal warned county and community and storm Mrs- Pearl and Mis Min- other four Fridays from 27 to 158 ing Area, prepared to concentrate passages with architectural de- committeemen of the agricultural sewer system have been substannie Foulson; Providence, C. M. percent. more fully on flying Itself than tails arriving at a result, highly conservation associations to take tially completed at (his project Hammond; was possible in the peat. Richmond, Mrs. J. R. individual, entitled Beacon Hill. steps Immediately to control this and turned over to operating Johnson; River Miss Myers; Young, Miss Hope Jensen. Mitchell Siporin and Edward pest. Heights, clothing renovating plant is rap-Id- lone Cache county's quota for this Olsen; Smithfleld. Noble Millman who recently received He said that Information has with nearing completion, R. drive is $4,400, which means we Trenton, William jointly the $29,000 award to de- come from several counties of the windows Installed and walls of Chambers; H .Islam ; Welisville, Mrs. Mildred need your membership to make it. corate the St. Louis Post Office, state that grain has shown signs cement asbestos nearly finished. under the Section of Fine Arts. of Infestation. The committeemen The contractor for throe more Federal Works Agency, are each were urged to wam farmers In huge warehouses is rushing work ably represented. The former has their communities against this and expects to Pnl-- h iho addl- - ' an interesting of pest. rendering tional buildings sometim in Jan-- i MENDON Funeral services fisherman with nets and the latwere held Wednesday in Mendon under seal uary, about two months ahead is Whore the grain ter a study of wood gatherers, as collateral for a Federal loan, of schedule, reports Major Earle, ward chapel for Jens Jensen one Meagre Living. of Mendons oldest pioneers. Bish- entitled an Inspection by the loan super- A. Patterson, field officer on the Bruce Mitchell now showing a visor should be made, he said. op Edger Hancock was in charge. constructing quartermasters transcription called Weevil can easily be controlled staff. Opening and closing songs were was a Derelicts, recent winner sung by the Singing Mothers. fumigants as soon as At ordnance depot. 10 of a Cuggenhelm Fellowship car- by using Infestation are noted. But Prayers were offered by Oliver add'lKoml igloo magazines have signs of Taylor and Colin Sweeten of Hol- rying with it a stipend of $2,500. extreme care should be used In been com Dieted and construction Among other exhibitors is Karl the handling of the recommended brook, Idaho. Speakers who euloof a M building addition to a gized the outstanding character of Knaths who Instructs for a fumigants as they are poisonous 37 milli'-i'l-- r shell loading plant1 tuin Mr. Jensen were H. C. Sorensen, annually at the art to man as well as Insects, he cau- - is Id ahead of schedule. Pat. M. D. Bird, H. O. Hughes of school conducted by the Thil-- 1 tioned. Concifto. foundations, floors and Young ward, Soren Peterson and lips Gdliery, Washington, D. C. The use of a gas mask and wplls aiL . Ojiislied for these build-Snrs- ,Aaron C. Bohrod both of is J. Logan, . another widely tested spray equipment was urged. Hogenson, an 4, ' practically all struc- and closing remarks by Bishop known exhibitor who contributes instructions on fumi-- 1 tural ste T Complete has been erected Hancock. Special musical numbers to many current exhibitions oflgation and the handling of fumi Rdofs en ftw buildings. were vocal Solo Kay Sorensen, ac- contemporary American Art and gants and appliances have been The new munitions lines are r companied by Mrs. Mozelle Sor- is to be found represented in mailed to all county AAA officers about ,50 i per cent completed, ensen ; vocal duet, Mrs. Mattie important national collectionsand farmers were Instructed to with the hardest part of con-- 1 1 Darley and Vernon Maughan, acobtain this information from the struetion already either finished companied by Mrs. Vernon Mau- Marriage Licensescounty office. or nearing completion. ghan, all of Welisville. Pall bearThirty-seve- n Marriage licenses have been isof 40 new brick ers were John and Allen Soren- sued to Noland Fred Nelson, 24, Observes Birthday warehouses have been completed Mr. and Jensen sen, grandsons of Brigham and Katherine Thomas A. Kerr, the oldest resi- at the ordnance depot, and the Ralph Taylor, Ray Taylor, Okey Maurer, 19, City observed his three others are finished except Logan; to Gail Dix- dent of Welisville, Hllbner, Glen Hiibner. The grave on 20, Dixon, birthday Tuesday for roofs. Completed buildings Wyoming ninety-secon- d at the cemetery was dedicated by and Burton, Eileen Warner, 21, Peterson, evening with a party given by are put In use as soon as finJoseph N. Sorensen Utah; to Berthel Marlon Thomp- members of his family at his ished for storage of Inert shell-an- d son, 25, and Enid Smith, both of home. Dinner was served to 25 materials. All LOGAN FLYING CADET TELLS Hyrum. concrete pavement has been com- relatives and friends. OF ARMY LIFE IN LETTER (Continued from Page One) and be in at 10:00 p.m. We are not allowed to leave the post for three weeks. We have drill ciadges and more drill. Marden Turner the I found other day and gave him the letter his folks asked me to give him. He was surely supprised to see me when I walked Into his barraexs, especially in my civilian clothes. He is In another squadron and we dont get to see each other orten. He lives on one side of the camp and I live on the other. Marden is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner of Logan. He was a member of the National Guard but received a We have now solved your insurance problems. Read this transfer to the air corps. The other day it rained. This schedule of 10 complete coverages, which may be obtained for as Texas mud Is very sticky. We had little as 21c per day, payable in 12 easy monthly payments. Think to get out Into it several times were We of all these coverages tailored to fit your own individual requirethe expecting day. during an inspection and so when we ments on such an easy payment plan. were not out In It we were cleanAny of our staff members will be glad to advise you further I think we ing our barracks. on this new and interesting plan. If you are now carrying any one scrubbed the floor a dozen times that day. The sun came out the of these coverages our plan is flexible to take care of just such next day and the mud soon dried conditions, giving you the coverages that you may need. up. Yesterday we were innoculated '1. $1,000.00 life insurance. and a couple of fellows passed 2. Hospitalization (Hospital Benefit $3.00 per day with Surgi out cold and about a dozen sat to from cal benefits). floor down on the keep passing out, but the only way it 3. $1,000.00 fire insurance on your dwelling. affected me was a little stiffness 4. $500.00 fire insurance on household contents. in my arm that night. 5. $500.00 burglary insurance on your valuables. The first day I got here it was rather warm but we have had 6. Collision insurance for your car. rain in the meantime and It has 7. Automobile fire insurance. turned off a little cold. They 8. Automobile theft insurance. ers, five shirts, six hand towels, four bath towels, twelve pairs of 9. Public Liability on your car. socks, two pair of shoes, four over10. Property damage on your car. a rain sea caps, one garrison hat, coat, and some handkerchiefs. Oh yes, they also gave me a rifle FARM LOANS, HOME LOANS, F. II. A. LOANS, INSURANCE with which I am to learn the AND ABSTRACTING conmanuel of arms. By bedding four blanckets. sists of army to Listen the Imperial Glee Club at 8:45 p.m. each Monday evensheets, two pillow slips and a comforter which is a very nice ing over KVNU. one. Now Mother, I am getting good food, plenty of sleep and enouzn to do. Try not to worry about me for I am serving God and my country the best I know bow Above all things I am thankful Established in 1892 LOGAN, UTAH for you and the gospeL KELLY 82u one-ha- 1972 rhd lf 1 ! ? dc-pi- thej, - j 11 I J ! I ! JZn Sasfrf SSf ! Stored Grain In Danger of Weevil Damage nt-pnn- jiv Ever-Norm- B.d-lar- 1 n. duck-hunti- dur-P.ir- U-2- deer-hunti- ng s OH lv Friends Pay Tribute to Jens Jensen low-ton- cer-peri- J ar' -. - bomb-makin- g SOLVED Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation |