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Show 9 Friday, October 22. 10 l.i Friday. October 22. 1913 The Cache American, Logan. Cache County. Utah Logan Navy Meets' Kearns In Aggie Bowl Annual Membership Dinner Held Cache Communities Name Tickets For Elections on November 2 Kickoff at 2:30 p. m.; Big Military Review Will be A Feature live .More ut.il Hi f li .11 .i- Liiil; A i: run and Roy Nal-mE.f..r ii,.ii.,i .;ui for i iusIii.i-r1 tan 2 r Jet-- n ii hr ritorih-and Mrs f.tuV in mtion halunluy it .v of (Mimii.i.i'y No: a N.iln for trea.si.rer llo.d-(i- v 'hH1 lt' Utah A.i ; the rv..n'V kc's ti.roii, l.oul rr rou'u,.:! in Is W. F, Pet-rupuU.f with lai.g.c Navy , nraii d c on.piftiun. Nrwum C.t.zms' party T..e Lui.' 'nun SiH CuiH'.da'rful Ki rm have brrti rnijutu Bdtson as candidate Itivdm if d" in ai fir bv part. Oily tor n.ayur. D R Clarke and Annis W.1K-Uuu ! fit Id. M.livnlc Am'tl A Bug sk' II rising t fwi- t.h fur co im Ilmen. Tlie Teolie. Imvidi nee. Hyrum. Riclmimd lmlKavd ' naar'y nominated S'anley F t and New ton anJ Mit.dm, out no .U wialhr J r the ccbU-(ir..:.n for Mayor and INrry Nib on be l on puh-- ; been f to i.ave melved Carl Jorgensen for large crowd P- m t.uil aitivt'y in o'lier comnium-Kun- e d Jind Kickoff u at 2 I! nry Jenk.ns and r towns of tiie auiaii-U. ti e gF-Griffin ate lioldover coanc.I-tian A za.io.i t.ave i.o governmental .U tin Sr n. Hie clerk is apfiointed. Ip.,1 Im"1P, kMilln and w.d not i.",J ih" in lew ret fill) nJb'u) first . ' In Mrmion. Mayor Vance D U(lium More U..n Lw0 b'rl 111 Walker wiu renotnln.iVd to lie d a iiii-.sl.itioiif d at U.e coll- ge - v . Hep'ibl.cail mriy tbkrt comprLad airlicl.ile ui lii.d an anny-nav- y L Durr-- 1 co.oilui Has Curtailment Will ulid pr.in.irsly of lncumbentx. the game, to touch aL Lc L 1 11 mbe w.ll xirty chairman, repoits. Ilntt r.iomi; ceremony olo Kvpand Military Woik Only candidate nominated wlio Private I rands S. Brown, 18, ctnuia led. now Curtailment of civilian driving serving is Vvrland in mu of Mr, and Mr. Ira Brown iv not tirei,itme do;' induaUs ant Shi lum. iiropoved to succeed Earl fust instituted in the west to mo bo'll as tonust 1 3k West North Second of street, B Unrstmg av councilman. Ot her candi, was further in cuiorve TbeTialn-tires, records lave Impressive is shown here during a Rintu. dates arc Jolin O. Hughes for i re.i'ed th.s wetk as a means of m 3 (hulked up an easy Mr. fihel-:olaird battle at a Marine Corps four-yecouncilman; U.cir in exp.ind.ru military operations, O. hospi'.d over Bird Guy Cardon. chairman of tlie Lo. M Reeves Muir Hln and deHr near ri ban Idrgo, range first came, and lust Sundity Ba-war for two-yecouncilman; Howard gan Air price and rationing feated the Poeatello (al., u here he l underglng Baker for recorder and Bessie board sa.d today. a boosts 2 K.ariiR Bombers rrentit training. In the pii lure Biggs for treasurer. Holdov-- r of a lack of tank 0 win over the Kill Luke Arnn hr is adiaming through heavy councilman Is Wllford Larvt n. first d their cars," the chairman said, "motor-i.stbut Ilu.se dmpi Air rover on a throrrllral enrtny. Tlie slate will be opposed by u in the Rocky Mountain and onroun'er to Fort Douglas bv ill" Citizens party ticket chosen ear- Pacific stales have enjoyed a odd Retire of lier which includes It, C. Stauffer favored position. But with the 01 The Trainee provide plmiy for mayor, Mr. Bulat for four-yea- r completion of the Big Inch' pipe Ensign EJ fireworks In a game councilman. Joseph A Larsen. line running from Texas to un-- Salerno, navy coat li, uses an Veteran of 10 Thomas K. Sorenson and Fred Piihadi lpliiii, this situation has douand ith single line balanced two-yec uncllmen. Tavlor for Itattles 'Returns Home been changed. Fr.m now on, the ble wing bin kin UI formal ion and clerk Muir for and Lucy surplus in this region will conStephen de.'wide-oin" football 10 bat-Veteran of l Willie for recorder. plmtyof major naval tribute to accelerating the offensvelops. s In the Pac.f.c, Boyd C. Han-a-Tlie Millville Citizens ives of the United States army party Chief paver and bull handlid ticket proposed Edwin H'll for and navy." aviation machinists' mate on tlie squad is Larry Jones, q town board president. Parley Jes-so- p C. Mrs. Formerly, but 23 per cent of Mr. of and son class, at Memphis who pi.ied for four-yeboard member, gasoline production was consumed State during his collegiate days, J. HaiiMii of Logan, believes his son for board members, by military operatons. Now the while on tile reeehmg end of his urplaiie earner. The Enterprise, 'on fro two-yeboard members. and nav army for'll the board the fighting ias greatest are Peterson, Ralph pass plats The Democratic pirty in Mill- chairman, are ta.snu 43 per cent. mer BYU frosh stnr and Jack eeord of any ship ever at sea. ville nominated Charles Anderson Soon, this allotment will bo inHome on furlough before going for board president, Edward Know- creased to 52 MvDonmll, who plats the fullbaik per cent. ball car0 a naval base in Tennessee, Mr. les for ir post and does a bngn-u- p member, ard Tlie allied are literally nations from adhails McDonnill I.uisen recalled some of his rying job. Aaron Pehrson and Andrew Iverto victory on a sea of Pouting Iowa and was a sensation on the mures on the snip which has son for terms. Vaughan o.l. said the chairman. In Iowa fiosh Pm in last fall. .unk 19 ships, including three car-- : Scott is holdover member. days, Major General James r 185 lateral pla. Jones to planes, and A Tlie Srmthfield r, destroyed Peoples party Airforce Comhis ben gixkl for iei,xd distioy 10 mole ships and nominated Glen R. Winn for Iils Doolittle's Twelfth MtDonni mand used 16 5P0 000 gallons of Train13 the otucis. cuiid term as mayor, with Leo much yardage against .tillage gasoline or 10 per cent more than ees foes and the two also altertie was on the carur deck in aj Nelson as four-yecounc.ln.an; tlie entire monthly ration of regnate on tncky reterses end de- iolomc e islind raid when a Jap-- 1 V ford Reese, Seth Chamixm and ular gisoline on the Atlantic sea-b- o layed bucks. uitse plane trying to ci.i-- h into Arthur Peterson as ird will John H. Peterson as be Jim the sh p barely hit the vessel with Othir Martens Fur.hcrmore ration gasoline dor and Nora S. Johnson as at end, b.g Bob Black-ntoc- me wing txfore crashing and ex-- j Klodgi curtailn bccuut more imperin! fro-treasurer. was He sea. ', L Caldcr Snutn is the ative ent because furmer lodmjj in the of the short daily player and Gmn Nichol.cn o! me plane which failed to rise hodlover councilman. age of al' types of t.res. By the The crashCitizen's deck and ibove to earner seek, J at the w,n tackles; party Burlington, Ioaa, end of I'. yea, t is estimated Hode, former New Jersey semi-p- i 'd into the sea, but he managed favor with George G. Nelson as the avail ole stock of truck tires o player and Bill Oterby of x get out befoie the plane sax.k candidate for mayor; M T. Van will be me million tires short of councilman; meeting national Memphis, Turn , guards and either md was puked up by a destroyer. Orden vs four-yeneeds Heavy Bill Logan or Claude Cl.iusen, cenHe saw the Hornet stink in the Lcwell T. Plowman. Don Chambers military demands, lack of faciliand Merrill as Virgil ter. Logan, the starting center In Santa Crauz battle where the eqi ipment and man power council members; Elliott Thomlty ties, the last two games, is in sick also was struck but will reduce further the limited as recorder Mrs. and exElsie bad but is Read cold with olfi-ca bay ifloat. He reported that an product.on of civilian truck tires. who discovered orders to stay as treasurer. pected to be on hnad for the The board chairman urged truckmost of the pre- ers whenever Renominating aut of the inland territory of one storting gun. sent officials, the Hyrum Republi- certificates for possible to accept used truck tires Along with Jones and McDonnell island where head hunters were can numerous was found leaning son party listed John W. Jorgen- rather than for new tires and all In the backfield, Georgie for mayor, August Clawson for moto ists to cooperate for clever little pseedster who igainst a tree with his head mis- four-yegreater councilman; Iver L. Lar- conservation of those tires now Intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards sing. sen, Vernon Henry Monson, Miller, in use. He also admitted that he was for a touchdown against the Bomcouncilmen; Wendell Albers, will be at left wingback and jlad to be going to Tennessee and len for recorder, and Martha Smith Selected thoughts for Dove Woodward, another Washing- hopes that he wont be sent again for depend treasurer. their flavor upon the terneness ton boy who runs like a deer, will .o the south seas. are They a Demoopposed by of their expression, for thoughts lineup at right wingback. Both of cratic slate headed by Clifford are of sugar or salt, that these boys are passers Stauffer for meyor; Fred Carlson mustgrains be melted in a drop of and are really dangerous. four-yefor councilman, Me Rose water. Senn. The Eagles starting lineup in- eludes a number of former pro and college greats. Gu Baker, giant Bill Jones Writes Negro who played end for the From India Post Washington Huskies, has won a - btarting berth on the team after Japanese fliers thoroughly rebeing at Kearns only one wee. dive Vengeance He weighs 214 pounds and is a spect American mere six feet two. Bernle Metzier, bombers, according to a letter from whom he replaces, Is the act punt-'e- r William H. Bill Jones, technical on the squad and will be in-- J representative of Consolidated Vul-te- e aircraft corporation and former neted when the team is on the sergeint in Logans national guard offensive. who is stationed in InThe best tackle combination in company, dia, . Utah will face the Trainees. Bob THIS IS FALL SUIT TIME, Stationed in India since March, Friedman, who was adjugded as wrote 1941, Mr. Jones he had that 10 m best tackle Washington's years So come on in to LEVENS end Wallie Kemack, his former been following the dive bomber teammate, will pair off against work in advance areas for some and see one of the finest colBlackstock and Nicholsen, while time, watching performance of the Keith Cooper, former Chicago Bear Vengeance bombers and ft A F lection of Fall and Winter pro star and Don Wmder, who fighter planes during several allied played many seasons for Fresno bombing missions and three Jap Suits in Town. State, will be at guards. Hal Ym-ge- r, attacks against the allied base. a. lad who hails from KenThe airfield on which the VenMany line fabrics are tailtucky is the starting center. geance was operating was the obKenny Chapman, former Texas ject of the Japs first big attack ored into popular double as A and M great and George Lisko by 20 Jap army 97 bombers and who played at Louisiana University 20 'O fighters,, he wrote. They well as single breasted suits have been assigned the starting dropped about 40 big bombs in the dispersal area of our bombers, halfback posts with Howie Welder-broofor men and young men . . . w'ho on Ohio but thanks to the radio warning cavorted States gridiron for three years system, ell aircraft had sufficient Youll find the color and back in 1939, will be at quarter-hac- k. time to scramble. The Japs took a severe beating, losing six bombpattern you want. Come in Most sensational back on the ers and seven fighters. We lost soon . . . make an early team is Hammerin' Hank Aloia at two fighters." fullback. Aloia has played profesOn their next raid, the Japanese sional football with the Brooklyn caught two bombers on the ground Dodgers, Cincinatti Bengals and because three members of the althe Providence, R. I., Steamrollers, lied air crews were sick, he wrote, and weighs but a mere 210 pounds. but the enemy lost six bombers. He said the Vengeance bomber College students will be admitted to the game for 25 cents and stu- always hit any kind of target dent activity cards, while all ser- from native huts to airdromes." vice men will be admitted free. Ad- The Hurricane fighter escort planes mission for the general public has take off before the bomfcres on a hern set as 75 and 25 cents, which raid since pilots have learned they have some trouble catching up Includes tax. with the bombers, Mr. Jones said His wife, Mrs. Wilda Jones, and A thine is never too often repeated which is never sufficiently their two daughters, live at 181 West First South street, Logan. learned. Seneca. Ui- - nle Oil. I Cache ii d on. it,!.. Ill Noirn.txT : bl ; ivu-v--- ! -i r l."-io- a in id - lr cn-utu- Jur i. 1 couii-ii.m- 1 m - Row-l.ir.- K M-- Explains Cut - rf 1 i W, UJ. Lft FjJ r unit Name Candidate. Town-- p. each month between 7 and m. at the H"d Cross headqusru rs. Ma.n street, to hi Ip 1H South r .,h la 4 Cross s ing. Mrs. CardalL Ho tesx wr-Mrs. J. LaVon Mi 4. I jnn Auxiliary Meets ! J t.'.e rh a.i uni men.b-rih- dinner ip Legion Ami-rua- Auxilla-- K-.l- y B Bp., ion, Mrs Lari. Mis R Gr.Hl.hs. Mrs. Evans, Mrs Wdi.am Wei: ui rgivn, Mrs. M. A. Hale, Mrs Charles ONon. M s. Otto Oskar, Mrs. I K. Baugh, Mrs A G. Bateson and Mrs is lit Id Thursday at 7 pm. lat;un canyon Legion home. ;hirty-t- ami membera o guests prevent a served buffet style Ii.mur from a table decorated llh rci. sh.teir.d blue candle, a lovely hire tablecloth and fall flowers. A patnot.c motif was carried out. Mrs. J. C. CardaJ presided at the meeting, with Mrs. Otto Oskar, pid president giving her annua! report which vaa accepted along with the treasurer' report given by Mrs. Isaac Evans. Mrs. L. K. Baugh gave a leport on the national convention held at Omaha Nb. and Mrs. Joseph McMurrm reported on the state convention held at Vernal. Lieutenant Ruth Stevie of the WAC's gave a short talk on WAC recruiting and Sergeant Gladys Burt was a special guest. Members of the unit vot'-lc meet the second Monday night of Advances Eldon S. Hudfleld, son of Mrs. Nma V. HadiUld of Lo.an and a former employe of the city diesel plant, has been to Junior Eng neer with the U. S. maritime commission five weeks a after completing Sthool at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. N. Y. Before enlisting in the Maritime ha VM commission, employed at the No. dberg Diel-se- n school in M.lwaukee, Ww. Has wife, the former Sarah Hall, Is making her home in Logan. 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