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Show $1.50 lYr Year Twelfth Year -- HOME TAI'Ki: FOI1 HOMK l'KOI'LK No. 79 Imuran, I'tah, Friday, July West Center Telephone 700 Full-Tim- Inspector-We- ed Agricutlural Supervisor for Cache e Bean Pickers Dr. V. Y. Richard to Serve as a Chairman W. 1913 County Seeks Logan Man Named by New State Relief Fund Group Dr. Willard member of the faculty, .'50, G2 Needed Soon e agriPos.nb.hty that a cultural ltuqierlor and weed program supervisor util be appointed in Cache county was reported after the Wednesday meeting of the CBche county commlv, loners. John H. Schenk, county weed supervisor and a state representative from Central Ca.he district, told commissioners Wednesday that he wished to leave the weed program as soon as a successor could be appointed. The state agricultural collision advised last week of an attorney generals ruling that the legislator coud not hold the state weed position while serving as a representative. Because a reorganization will be necessary, commlslsoners agreed to accept the advise of the state commission and seek a full time man who could serve both as agricultural Inspector and weed supervisor. During the past several years Winn Davis of Box Elder county has directed agricultural Inspection In both counties. While the new official Would be an employee of the state agricultural commission, the commissioners have been asked to recommend a candidate for the new post full-tim- Wot kern Needed to Richard, Save Vital Crop Logun LDS was Thurwlay Pointing out that the biggest rained a chairman of the immediate "headache for Cache croup of the Un.ted War s Unless rents hi tins area are Funds of I'tah, a new orgamza-sUbihze- d county farmers and later agn-cseis to obtain picker for the In Salt by property owners vui-- ! lion formulated Thursday ten a crop in history, G. and largest coordinate uti.ariiy, it may be necessary for I ake City to Ah in state super. Isor C.rpentcr. the OPA to establish federal rent supervise fund dr. ve war by for emergency farm labot, on control in Logan. Glen D. Reese, und community chest groups in Thursday Issued an urged call OPA state rent officer, said Wed-- : the state. for women and children to pick nesday. More than 100 delegates from beans in the county next wvok. Mr. Rw.se Indicated Uiat his of' all parts of the state met in the "Since beans are one of the five lias received many complaints loUlC chamber at the state nation's vital war crops, It Is tenants in laigan staling that j0 j;iy a groundwork for a necessary Uut they be harvested the rent Increases here arc ltum- - UI1, NEWARK, Ohio Utah Governor Herbert B. Maw (left) pfjort to correspond with ahown Immediately with as little waste erous. bat of glass fiber produced in the plant of movements in other as possible. the state supervisor Fiberglaa ; Corporation and used for heat insulation in in plane, and in navy "It is essential that rent be states. B. declared. Governor Herbert "Anyone who can spare belters for troops in Arctic climates. Governorahip, attending the 35th controlled In line with the nation's Maw served as honorary a hours few or a few days to Annual Governors' Conference in Columbus, Ohio, toured the which program, Mr. Reese man. also produces glass fiber fabric used for parachute flare shield plant pick beans should contort the and other Is said. "Further, it much tetter war purposes. principal speaker was Phillip county agent's office or the to effectuate this control by vol- -, CoUlM of South Pasadori, United States Employment Seruntary action than by govern-- 1 California, field representative for vice office at 51 East First ment regulations. region 3 of the National War North Street. Rent control is costly of man- - Pund who outlined the functions son Conover, Springville publisher, At two cents per pound, some Italian Prisoners and money and OPA wishes Lf new organization to the of the more Industrious pickers represented the Utah State Press power Are Good Workmen as could earn $8 or $9 per day, he association as president of the or- to avoid its extension as much possible consistent with the price said. However, some of the ganization. O. N. Malmquist By control law, he said. will younger pickers probably Regulations forbid the interviewA large number of Italian prisIn the face of these facts. rwd rather careful supervision oners of war, gathered up by Unit- ing of the internets, but from all however, and in view of the Pre - thif ycahr r,r,war rcI,W h to keep them on the Job. s quota ed Nations troops In the process appearances the prisoners are not sident's stabilization directive and and Mr. Carpenter pointed out that based Its removal their and upon population African unduly depressed by of sweeping Mussolinis control act passed by or escape from the fighting phase the price In turn the state will the next big hand job will be wealth. clear-cempire into oblivion are contributCongress, the OPA has a harvesting of the tomato crop make allocations to the counties. ing in a small way to the relief of the war. They are well fed, obligation to assure the stawhich will begin tile latter part housed clothed and comfortably Seventeen war fund agencies of the manpower shortage in the bilization of rents wherever they of August. for and in good health, except the Ogden area. to ruse, the OPA official will be consolidated within some malaria picked up in Africa threaten U central including organization, Held In the Ogden Internment said. "If rent increases continue, They are, in fact, treated like U. Greek OPA Official Visits camp, which is attached to the S. therefore, we will have no choice S O, British war relief. in with soldiers, compliance China relief Utah army service forces depot, to regulate rentals officially war relief. United but Cache County Boards terms the of the Geneva conven- in Kearns Entertainers about 1.000 of the prisoners have Logan at the level of May 1, and similar groups. And tion. the mast convincing it 1942. This will mean that any rent been used thus far in cleaning up Plans call for a Stricter checkups on abuses of Coming to Logan with an executive the reservation, taking care of a proof that the "rules are being Increases that have taken place organization B and C gasoline rationing book observed is at the camp strictly then will automatically be committee of 15 to 35 members The annual canyon victory garden and perforouting of holders In the Cache county erea so frequently expressed since mance of oilier work not directly the iiope nulified and the rentals as of that and a general board of directors Logan busniess and will be conducted in the future, merchants, American tile officers in by charge. date will be Duraof 100 to 2o0 members. connected with military operations. professional men, will be held on officials of the Cache county war "I only hope our prisoners are We believe when it is called to tion the organisation will Wednesday, August 11, beginning price and rationing Officers in charge of the camp and board anbeing treated as welL their attention, landlords in every be 15 years. The plan was at 6:30 p. m. et the amphitheater nounced ' today after conferring regard the transfer of the prisonOf the prisoners in the camp at will recognize their wr mou Jy adopted, ers to the depot as an expericamp in Guinavah park in Logan with S. M. Graf, special assistant the time of the tour, two had been time obligation to cooperate in ment in the utilization of Cache county members of the canyon, Harold Fomoff, chairman to the regional office of price adlabor. And on the basis of transferred to a general hospital maintaining a stable economy," Mr. general board are Frederick P. of the program committee and O. ministration head in Denver, Colo. a rather brief experience, they be- - for treatment. They were received Reese concluded. W. Edwards, chairman of the reMr. Graf vsiited Logan to estabM. Dr. R. Richards. Champ, lieve the experiment is encourag-- 1 1,1 1"' contingents, cue group ar of the lish closer contacts between the tail merchants committee of the Hovcy, Logan secretary riving last April 9lh, and the secing. chamber of commerce, Gunnaij chamber of commerce, announced board and the regiork.l office, es10.' The lirst group On the whole, the prisoners are ond on May Rasmuson and William C. Eng- today. pecially to Increase uniformity in ws calturec by American, Dutch administering regulations usual the Following land, Logan newspaper cooperative, good workmen, and and to publishhave a special aptitude for L,s1' Fr:e, Frvncb and Arab troops of lunch and all the trimmings" the emphasize the necessity of adherers; Dr. J. Morns Godfrey in NorthAfrica this The early year. enterMrs. L. H. Humph- - Kerns militdry band and farm work, accordmg to Colonel Richmond, ing to gasoline and rubber reguFred C. Jans Confers second group were captured over B. I. Lawrence, commanding offi- lations. erys. Dr. E. G. Peterson, presi. tainers will present a program. Afa three-yein North period With Utah Director Because of food rationing It will dent of the Utah State AgriculUnder the travel checkup plan. rica and Ethiopia and held in Fred H. Thompson, be necessary that reservations be Cache county tural college; automobiles found Extension has made thousands comps in Africa for varying percashier of the Cache made in advance with M. R. Hovey traveling outside normal use areas, iods before transfer to this coun- and thousands of new lriends in assistant Banking company and Dr. chamber secretary. No guests will will be stopped and drivers will the vilages end ciiies throughout Valley try. of be invited this year due to rationDuncan Brite, professor J. be required to explain the trips The contingent with the longer the United States during the past USAC. ing restrictions. at history satisfactorily or face prosecution. war because of few months the prison-cam- p experience, accordmg deHe reported that these checkups on home the to the American front, officers, have programs will be made in parks, fishing been more difficult to handle, hav- clared Fred C. Jans, of Washingareas and with cars crossing state ing developed more barracks law- ton, D. C., field agent for the lines and drivers will be asked to who regard themselves as federal extension service, who aryers justify their gasoline usage. $ expert interpreters of internation- rived here Wednesday to converse entrance C. T. Hirst, E. G. EgSchool Will Open al agreements covering treatment with members of the Utah State bert, W. H. Bell, Philip Hart. of war prisoners. Their internal Agricultural College extension serMonday, September 27 Graduation J. Duncan Brite, H. staff. vice military organization, which had H. Cutler, Joseph N. Symons, W. anOne of the important jobs Scheduling final plans and deteriorated to some extent, has H. Bell, Fred F. McKenzie; gradPriesthood Members Calendar of special events for been built are ahead for extension is to give more nouncement of a calendar for the uate work Sherwin Maeser, J. E. and up again they 1943-4- 4 school year at the now the 1943-4- 4 a school to sendee those year, new.y complete acquired Party Saturday cooperating satisfactorily. R. J. Evans, vViIl nrd Greaves, college Utah State Agricultural The are entitled to the friends as well as to the millions list of the board of trustees and P. E. A. Jacobsen, E. Plans are complete for the anGardner, was release (Joy college officials same prisoners food rations as American of farmers and housewives who faculty committees at Utah State Peterson, King Hendricks and W. nual summer outing for priestThursday as the USAC registrars soldiers but this has been modified have been cooperating on varoius Agricultural college have been H. Bell; high school relations C. hood members 19 years of age and office prepared for fall quarter to suit Italian tastes. They do rural programs for years. We owe named by college officials. (Continued on page Five) older of Logan stake and their September Monday, trus-citiregistration Members of the board of not like so much meat, for exam- the people in the villages and to be held Saturday be27. partners, tees more are: to tell them than U. as S. the just troops do, but 6 p. m. at Willow at Traditional presidents assembly ple, want more fruits ginning C. stores G. presi-saiwhere of seed he the are, Corinne, Adncy and macthey H. C. was set for September 29, while aroni. Favorite Park, Maughan, committee dent; Hyrum Blackhurst of Salt items are oranges Columbus day assembly has been and raisins. chairman, announced today. is primarily interested Lake City, James 9. Prestwich of Mr. Jans disThey thoroughly Tlie committee urges that those scheduled lor October 12. Tentalike American bread and are sup- in reviewing the extension service Cedar City, Leon Fonnesbeck and their own bring participating tively set for November 19 is the plied with the of both state to and county Henry Peterson Logan; Charles so they budgets, Arrested in Logan lunches. Soft drinks and peanuts annual orchestra concert with the can fnake theiringredients own. They bake see that they are set up in keep- Redd of La Sal, E. H. Street of will be provided, he said. FollowThursday Afternoon honor societies assembly October huge pans of it and beam with ing with the national policy end Richfield, Ray E. Dillman of Rothe lunch, games and a pro29. ing meet B. recommended Isaacson of He osevelt, standards. Thorpe Awaiting trial on a charge of gram will be enjoyed. recess pride when American visitors sam- conferred Thanksgiving Heralding with W. W. Salt Lake ity. Dr. J. Morris Godservice it. selective Thursday of the violation ple an assembly will be held NovemCommittees planning the affair All the prisoners ore paid ten Owens, newly appointed director frey of Richmond, L. C. Montgomact, Arthur John Lamport, 24, a ber 24 and the combined glee club cents L. Ray Robina program ery of Keber City, Merrill Wamick for Utah, concerning from Collagen, include: Program canteen in per day coupons, husky 8. concert will be staged December whether or not they are assigned for a regional meeting of western of Pleasant Grove, Dr. E. E. Mon-sowas arrested Thursday af- son, John H. Taylor Jr., Bishop Mont., Concluding winter quarter special to work. For labor not oonnected directors to be held in Berkeley, secretary of state, (ex officio) ternoon by the Cache county A. George Raymond and George events a Christmas assembly has of Haslam; amusements Glen WorLake City, and Russell E. sheriffs officers. 20. Salt 18, 19, and California, August on (Continued Page Two) been slated. Three topics will be given careful Bemtson, secretary-treasurthington, Bishop Henry R. Cooper of A member of Jehovahs WitnesStudent talent assembly, selecting consideration at the Berkeley Logan. ses religious sect, Lampert was and Bishop Allen Olsen; arrangethe best student talent for the fail Austin Mr. Jans out. committees, are: assem- - arrested on a complaint signed by ments Fred B. Baugh, meeting, Faculty pointed quarter, will be conducted JanuPond, David Tarbet, Aiden ErickThey are: Relationships with the blies G. Homer Durham, Thelma Federal Bureau of Investigation n GASOLINE A book coupons, farm bureau, agricultural ary 19 and a Washlngton-Lincoladjust- Fogelberg, N. W. Christiansen and officers In Sait Lake City who son and Ernest Liechty; refreshprogram will be February 18. Two No. 7, good for four gallons out- ment administration, United States King Hendricks; attendance and are in Logan today to ments L. A. Ripplinger, John Anannual events, the colorful college side the East Coast shortage area, employment service and other scholarship A. J. Morris, V. H. take expected derson and M. R. Hovey. into him custody. opera and historical Pounders must last through September 21. agencies; extension Tingey and William H. Bell; athtwo and organization companions Lampert 3 2 and All gasoline coupons In the pos- on state and Day, were set for March county levels, Includ- letic council A. N. Sorenson, E. were just leaving Logan as he was session of car owners must be en- ing personnel, salaries and and March 8, respectively. L. Romney, George B. Caine, Rus- arrested assignby Deputy Sheriff Thom"A day honors assembly opens dorsed with the owners license ments; and sell needed Bemtson; awards and honors as J. Rowley. Lampert said he has adjustments 19. activities number and state of registration. so that the extension service can April spring quarter Joel E. Ricks, Joseph Geddes, N. been this for some expecting SUGAR Stamp No. 13 good for render the maximum of service W. Christiansen, C. J. April 20, 21 and 22 will be the date Myers, A. time. The prisoner explained that of the Shakespearean play. Honors 5 lbs., through August 15. Stamps to the people of the state. F. Bracken, H. B. Hunsaker, Esther his local selective service board Vacations Hit falls on Nos. 15 and 16 are good through and awards assembly L Skeels, Arthur C. Jacquot. at Jordan, Mont., had given him 26 with the senior assembly, October 31 for 5 lbs., each for Publication Staff April Campus improvement George D. a E conscientious objector clasAsks for Maps presented by the graduating class home canning purposes. HouseClyde, alvin Fletcher, Arvil L. sification and ordered him to reIn order to allow some emMay 17. On May 29 the oratorio wives may apply to their local of Logan Maps and Cache Stark, Sherwin Maeser, Harry Par- port for transfer to a conscienployes of the Cache Ameriwill be presented and the college ration boards for more If neces- county areas have been C. tious objectors camp. can a summer vacation, no requested ker; certification of teachers symphony orchestra will give a sary. by Captain W. H. McManus Jr., E. McClellan, W. H. Bell, and Mr. edition of the paper will be me to refused the They give concert May 28. COFFEE Removed from the ra- of the Wendover bombardment Nielson; credits from sectarian inpublished next Tuesday, Auwas to classification entitled I Special days on the campus will tioned foods. gust 3rd. squadron for use in simulated stitutions Harold R. Kepner, W. as a minister, As declared. he be headed by Coed day, recently An enlarged edition Friday, W. Henderson, W. H. Bell; curricMEAT, ect. Red stamps P. Q, bombing missions to train member of Jehovahs Witnesses, a heavy Instituted Mother's day fete, May R, and S. expire July 31. Red bombardment August 6th will carry all Locrews. The maps ulum Deans W. L. Wanlass, N. A. I couldn't possibly join in e 12 with high school senior gan news for the full week guest stamp T is valid July 25, expires have been forwarded and local Pedersen, Mrs. Almeda P. Brown, worldly organization, so I did not along with messages from scheduled 5. Girls for May day August 31; U Is valid August 1, chamber of commerce officials E. A. Jacobsen, George D. Clyde, answer the draft board order. several Logan merchants. be will 26 and expires August 31; V is valid Au- report that the big play day April I soon R. H. Walker, Lewis Turner, John No paper Remember Calm courteous planes and when ques-tioJune 5 Alumni day will be coord- gust 8, expires August 31; W Is may be utilizing the C. Carlisle a bigger Issue and Registrar W. H. Logan-Cachhut Tuesday, said he officers, by Lampert inated with college valid August 15, expires August Bell; debating Wallace J. Vickers," hoped to be released on bond as next Friday. airport for practice 31. F. D. Daines and Evan B. Murray; soon as possible to await trial. lc 1 i j i capi-fro- Owens-Cornin- g m j j War Prisoners Aid with Utah Harvest ,d ut Plan Checkup On Gas Users Canyon Party non-prof- re y er Brit-man- j Extension Field Agent Visits ar USAC Lists Faculty Committees, Announces Calendar For Year Stake Outing es d. Preacher Faces Draft Charges er n, er Ration Reminder No Paper Tuesday 4-- D e |