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Show THE CACHE AMERICAN Nespaper. y WILLIAM C. ENGLAND, Managing JAMK3 W. ENGLAND ...... DAVID W. ENOLAND a Record-Cl- . Entered a lss Matter, November 2, 1931. Post Office at Logan, Utah, under the Act of March at the 3. 57 to 74 In The Classified Ads News ki,. Manager EOnor Mechanical Deparment. Edltar-Builne- the commercial area and tents in the area. The War Production board has clamped down on the sale of FOR RENT Unfurnished upstair y ORSON 0 MUNN, UrtI, IXI, whipping cream. Coffee cream U htree room apartment. Close in. fctMrtiflc Amirfcf still unrestricted. The order pro17.50. Phone 275 W. hibits the sale of whipping and Furncream by diiry producers PRIORITIES RELAXED Copper and its alloyj, highly useful metals because of the wide heavy restaur-- I aces and stokers sold and into housewives, retalers, been and have of direct indirect that variety military applications oon-- I stalled. Wangsgaard Coal and found for them, have disappeared from consumer markets for the ants and Institutions. Other Stoker Co. 187 South Main. to follow. are trols expected duration of the war. Because all available supplies of copper must Phone 132. be conserved for military purposes, no more of the red metal or AMERICAN CASUALTIES WAR it alloy will be fabricated into FOR RENT Small farm home In TOTAL 48,956 for found in small-arm- s ammunition consumer articles unless 2 room city limits. Furnished of the casiulUes Announced Government and artillery shells. It is estimated for cow, pig, house, place from forces armed Elates United of be will tons until 525,000 that copper projects chickens and garden; has fruit the war i over. required for the fabrication of bras the outbreak of war to date total Cold and flowers. water in This need lor sheets to be used for munitions in 48.958 men killed, wounded, misshouse. $12.00 month. Enconservation i 1942. per of Office the or prisoners, ing According to the Office of War graphically in quire at 353 North 3 East or dicated by the Information, one type of bomber War Information reports. phone 1415W between 4:30 and in2 miles of requires more than following 6:30 evenings. formation on copper wire alone, aside from the Food Production Goals the in War goals that needed is in other production copper lion and con forms; giant bombers .weighing Food for Freedom program were durcontain total of 30,000 pounds FOR YOUR sumption announced this week in a USDA ing 1942, at about 3400 pounds of the red metal War Board meeting held at Dengiven out by the The average commercial air transcalls for War Produc port plane has a copper content of ver, Colorado. The goals CALL Onw 0. M 360 pounds, and this same 6gure increased production of milk, meat tion Board. BAUCn PLUMBING CO. Supply of copper in the United applies t the copper used in our and eggs, feed grams and a numState during this year will prob- lighter fighter planes. LINK-BELber of other items vital to the STOKERS Again referring to figures supably be 2,571,700 ton. Despite the war effort 57 Phone Inof the Office War' Quality and Service State fact that the United always plied by Members of the Utah state US hat been, and still it, the largest formation, it is found that soma DA War Board attended the meetcopper producer, a fairly high 2.000.- 000 pounds of copper and it alloys are contained in a single ing and received the goals for percentage of thi supply will Although no figures imported and therefore subject to battleship. will be preare available as to the amount of this state. Soon they (hipping hazards. to announce county goals. Demand for the red metal dur- copper used in the construction of pared cruisers, submarines, Tlie sign-u- p in the 1943 farm and other ing the same period will be over destroyers, 8 percent in excess of this huge and so on, it is obvious that it will war program will be made in Janof ratio reasonable CANVAS GOODS total supply, for essential war re- be within a uary and February. quirements atone. Estimated de- size. be of will more One that figure mands for all purpose will be 25 These' 1912 Farm Production concerns tanks. percent irs excess of the supply, interest metal monsters seem America's record farm producto, clanking with no c ipper at all available for The Blind Man" civilian needs other than those be all steel and iron; yet each' tion for 1942 is a monument to & Linoleum Co. constructnow medium tank being Awning essential. In a listed as absolutely 800 agricultures productiveness ed requires approximately 244 South Main The tremendous said amount of pounds of time crisis, Alphonzo of copper and brass. Phone 244 copper needed for military purchairman of the I.ogan Add these all up, and it is easy Christensen, poses may seem staggering, but it to see why such stress is being Cache county USDA War Board, assumes more reasonable proporplaced on copper conservation! today. tions when the total is broken without fairly adequate supplies, of down into different sections. The November 1 crop report ther for military purposes, copper THE NEW First it must be realized that the could be a serious hitch in our confirmed earlier predictions that National Defense Program calls war program. Remits of conserv-- i farmers would meet most 1942 v for the production of 60,000 air- tion efforts so lar have been In the Food for 17,000 couraging. of the production goals Elimination planes, 186,000 vehicles, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Freedom program. As crop estiheavv guns, 25,000 light guns brass in ferrules that hold 000 exceed mates now 33,000 13,000 infantry mortars, stand, they erasers, we are told, has loaded shells for the preceding saved enough metal to make about goals for many crops and fall bema300,000 9,200 000 caes 13.000.brass cartridge tanks, weapons, low in only a few. Total agricul0 chine guns and ammunition, elimination of brass in shoe eyelets Is rifles and am- will provide material for 1,000.000 tural production for the year 12 per cent greater than munition, 1.300,000 regular rifles shell cases; and so on through a nearly In 1941, the previous record year, and ammunition, 380 ships for the number of conservation measures and 40 per cent greater than in Navy, 800 merchant ships, 210 large and jmall, which all con40 cantonments and camps, and tribute their quota towsH insuring 1918. government factories. that enough copper will be avail- -' Upon analysis of this listing it is able for our war effort, and, as found that copper is required in far as possible, for essential civilian one form or another in every phase needs, even though copper conTHIS COUPON of the program. Largest single sumer goods will be conspicuous Entitles the holder to use of copper, for example, is bv their absence until after the war. Science and Friday by Published Tuesday the Cache American PublUhl.n Company, at 62 West Center 8t Logan, Utah Semi-Weekl- Friday, December 4. 1942 The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Two I'HLfi IS'Jl. Subscription rates- Outside County, one year 12 00; Inside Cache County, tl 50 Advertising rales made known upon application. GOOD JOURNALISM Recently hot words flew in Logan over the reported salary increase of Cache county officials and with it came charges made by the daily paper of not good journalism. It appears that the editor of that paper is the sole judge in I)gan of what constitutes good journalism and what is considered "news" especially when the charges are made to abili his oversight. It is not considered good journalism to make the charge not good journalism when such charge is made to cover up the fact that the paper malting the accusations was scooped and making with it a charge that the story was not "news." llie mere fact that Cache countys publid officials have increased their salaries is news news to every taxpayer in the county in fact it was one of the biggest local news stories of the year. And because that editor was "scooped by a local paper and a Salt Lake Daily, he apparently is too small time to run the story. Furthermore, Mr. Editor, it usually is not considered to answer a contributor's letter in the good journalism game issue of the paper. The time honored practice is to let the contributor have full say and answer it in the next issue. Plumbing Repair T Tarpaulins A. H. PARKER WE, THE IEOlLE Human nature is a thing that is hard to understand for it has so many attributes or virtues. There are such characteristics as love, honesty, truthfulness, patriotism, hate, envy, selfishness. These with many others have a bearing upon the actions of the human being and at times one or more may contribute to the conduct of the individual. We have been talking and reading about the needs of the varwar effort ; and the way we ious agencies in the of it at times would indicate have entered into the spirit to when our own selfish future the that we are looking and our set efforts aside desires can be go into the serva family unit, a than whole rather as a ing of humanity even with the hope that color, creed state or nation ; yes No matter how many generations same standard of jus- We on the will treated be and nationality they may have lived here, none who advocate a denial of the Bill tice and need as our own. We have agreed to go without of Rights to any group are not the to we have sacrifice, only agreed many luxuries; Americans. We must never forget more to life make tend life attractive, that necessities in that those who bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution but real necessities which no doubt will undermine the ' Ruth Taylor of the United States and who By individual. of health the the and morale perhaps willingly and faithfully support the days when, and defend it are American- sLong ago, By the actions of some men, however during the list Paris was a free ctiy, I used to to inclined we think help a small American boy with regardless of class, creed or color. are day preceding the gas rationing We must know what democracy he hu- his lessons. One afternoon, to of for ourselves the good the willingness deprive means the word itself demands ' ing perfectly-endrecited his history action. Lowell defined it as A manity, as is expessed by many, does not ring with the with the stirring words in which every man has denote words would for As society deep sincerity that our outspoken Liberte, Egalite, Fratemite. a chance, and knows that he has at door the a for dive to he made were the and cans taken we are told that many jars it. That Is what democracy has That's the last syllable I said, to every one of us. That filling stations and they with the tanks were filled. "We fln.e Johnny but what does it meant believe in sacrificing for the other fellow but not us is mean? He turned with the most is what we must evidence it to mean to all the world. the thought that must have entered the minds of those doleful, despairing countenance There is no excuse we must to know Do have I and know what it means. gas purchasers, or, It is alright to ration gas after I get what said, it MEANS, too! enough to allow me a few extra hundred miles of travel That was the child in him. But MEAT RATIOIMNG for I must go to the canyon fishing next spring or I just we are not children and we While farmers who slaughter have to know what it means have to go to Salt Lake City for a social gathering. the new phrases, the new de- their own meat will be urged to We venture to say that if we were told the air pumps mands of this crucial new way cooperate to the would be out of order for a few days the motorist would of life. We cannot just recite our program and limit consumption to 2 lessons. We must not echo pounds per adult person per go to the service station apd blow up his tires so tight We must know what week, they are exempt from raphrases. for fear of a need of it before the pumps were in order they mean. But if they tioning regulations. We must know what service slaughter and deliver meat or sell again that most of the tires would be blown out. We are wondering if the storing of the extra gasoline means. We must know that what meat to others, they come ImmeAI we do in the armed forces, in diately under restrictions. will meet with the fire hazard precautions and if it does civilian defense, on the produc- though meat supplies are the largnot we would suggest that the surplus be confiscated. tion lines, on the farms or in our est in history, demands for the Come on folks, let us be sincere in our helping the war homes is not arbitrary obedience armed forces and Allies have made to a dictator but the share of rationing necessary, says Alphonso effort and forget our selfish selves. each of us to the battle for the Semloh Hotel lead-pen- 400,-00- all-o- ut Have to Know What It Means I "share-the-me- j Celling Up lights MakesManyFcelOld Farm Machinery Rationing November 28, all farm Schedule I was unto machinery frozen at the dealer level under a permanent rationing order C. These items may be rationed immediately. County farm rationing committees may receive and act on applications for all Schedule I hands of dealers, items to the providing an applicant files with his application a certificate that he has located the piece of machinery he wishes to buy. The following items home hay systems, balers, domestci water farm pumps, windmills, and irri Effective 4 44 4 41 4- - 4 4 4 are released gation equipment from any freeze in the hands of d 1 s t r 1 b u tors or manufacturers, dealers. Included in Schedule I are most machof the heavier labor-saviines which are important as a result of farm labor shortage, such as drills, manure spreaders, plows, harrows and discs, cultivators, harvesters, haying machinery and fencing materials. Schedule II Items, which Include miscellaneous farm machinery and equipment generally requiring less metal in manufacture, are not subject to rationing and dealers stocks may be sold without restriction. ng RATES Grant Avenue and np Hotel Furniture $3.50 NOW FEATURE t n Tests show that d of the vitamins in fresh vegetables may be lost through improper cooking. Its easy, however, to conserve these important food values if youre fortunate enough to own an Electric Range. Try following these simple suggestions: one-thir- Use little water in cooking. Half a cup is ample for most vegetables. Water-solubl- e vitamins are boiled away and poured down the sink when you use large quantities of water, wasting the very things you pay for. By steamcooking vegetables, this loss is held to a minimum. Avoid the vitamin-destroyin- g effect of the boiling process. I I f f Avoid prolonged and violent boiling. The less time foods are exposed to high heat, liquid and air, the smaller the loss of their vitamin. content. Use covered utensils and do not stir. Air destroys certain vitamins, and stirring simply puts extra rir into the food. Always use covered utensils when cooking on the surface units of your Electric Range. - Autos - Livestock Headquarters for UTAH Utah and Idaho People Managing Owner, Wallace 1 1 1 H-i- L t--H 1 f t ' 1 POWER & LIGHT CO. Reddy Kilowatt Power the worlds finest electric service produced for you by American business men the kind of power that serves 90 of the nation. (Spick) Carlisle rV FREE Garage USE THIS COUPON RANGE double your money back $300 to ELECTRIC I - WE It's Easy With Your J $10 SAN FRANCISCO $1.50 reduction on any room ta the rates as advertised one coupon to the room. VITAMINS Acid Indigestion Relieved in 5 minutes or !Muwa RATES In your cooking.. Christensen, the chairman of the It is county USDA war board. absolutely necessary that we get enough meat to our men fighting to Africa and the Solomons and our other fronts, he said. A five per cent increase, or 43,423,000 acres, to the com allotment for the commercial area was announced this week by SeR. cretary of Agriculture Claude Wickiard. The com loan rate will range between 73 and 89 cents to When excess stomach arid causes painful, suffocst-in- s Ss. sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually the medicines known for prescribe a symptomatic relief medicines like those In s Tablets. No laxative. bnngs comfort in a jiffy or double your money back on return of bottle to us. 25c at all druggists. beds - springs - mattresses carpets - throughout the house. Save at iH444444444-HmHmH-H4i4,H,4,- Washington 342 preservation of a world in which we may live as free men. We must know what sacrifice means. We must realize that what we are giving up, we are giving up as free people that we are our pooling our resources with neighbors down the street, in the next town or state with our neighbors in the United Nations. We need no secret police to see that we enforce our own laws. We are obeying those restrictions we ourselves have made. We are too proud to fail or cavil at the small cost of continued freedom. We must know what the word "American means. We must remember that this country from its inception has based its citizenship on spirit not on birth. NEW Do you feel older than you are or suffer from Getting Up Nighu, Backache. Nervous- ness. 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