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Show Pape Four ' War Fund Drive Set October luwia. IT NEVER FAILS at 3-- 15 To ra.- from the fW'Ui '.1 patriotic po;de of Utah a Lrd of SOoCoO, c it army of vuniors f.r the Ui. t'-- War Fund of Utah fit 14 Orul r 3. U will tak The annual aohiiutlon by the War Fund. rcpr- - nung In Utih the National War Fund, ill U Use one-gi- ft oonti lbution of this stale to llsr Immcn.se Mini needed to administer the e IT a I : of 23 home front, military and foreign n ln f apcnriei. Since 1013 tin lbt of agrii'-ifha been inrreaxd by Uw addition of flip new onci Unit havp affiliated 1th Dip National War Fund, The seventeen for which solicit tlona were made last year are a BUT. M2 MSOLTY-Tri- Jo PA2TWCNT bo TALLIN 3 NEED A NEW STOVE, WALLA2 Tri W.rOOWo 'pArE27 - ZuSUO. The VN.7t2 LEAK3. C-Z- ' JAnd (SuPE2vV,E ThL t--j i- i-f LL. 1 WACN THE L ANOLOrO IS T2Y1N GET YOU TO SIGN ThE LEASER P20M15E SOU EVESYTHING'EU'. TriE CROWN JeWEtSJ I'VE BEEN TRYING SEE MR. MS3CLTY; But now that he's got ITO YOUR SIGNATURE ON The DOTTED LINE, HE'S AS HARO TO TlND AS A vhALL TOUR LEAF CLOVER ON USO (United Service organ USS (United Seamen's SerThE SAHARA DESERT vice), War Irleoner Air, Belgian War War Belief aoclrty, Brllbh Belief aoriety. United China American Belief for CzechoRelief for American slovakia, rtancp, Omk War Re lief tcvocia-tloFriend of Luxembourg, Am erlran Belief for Norway, Polish War relief, Queen Wiihelmlna fund. Rtml'in War relief, United Yugoslav Belief fund. Refugee Belief trustee. U. a Committee for Care of European Children. Tlie live new agencies are: Philippine War relief, American Belief for Italy. United Lithuanian seven of A postwar program Relief Fund of America. America Denmark Relief and the Ameri- significant developments that aga riculture will require was containcan Field service, the latter volunteer ambulance group work- ed in a message announced by Judge Marvin Jones, war food ading In the front lines. W. For the campaign, every county ministrator, and received by the Utah of director W. Owens, Its In the state has completed Chairmen, assistant Extension Service. organization. Judge Jones reviewed the magchairmen, treasurers and workers nificent production job of farmhave been mobilized to see that contributions to the fund from ers since the beginning of the group and Indi- war, and said that this producevery source are up to the custom- tion is what we want. Ours is the vidual Is our ary high standard of Utah aid for heritage of abundance. It will continue to be and today goal causes. worthy It Is pointed out by officials of our goal when the war Is over. the United War Fund of Utah that This production can be continued industrial while the need for relief funds only if we have all-owell. as abundant This for all the agencies durign the production was made production two agriculture has been acute, years past the need has Increased with the passible by the support prices liberation of the European coun- which Congress wisely provided." "After the war," he declared, tries. we will have surplus stocks of to J. According Mayor Earl Glade, president of the United food Just as we will have surplus We War Fund of Utah, word from airplanes, guns and tanks. National War Fund headquarers will need authority to dispose of in New York stresses the fact surplus agricultural commodities that as the conquering allies and the products abroid at commove forward, first-han- d surveys petitive world prices. The message outlined and elabwill reveal the seriousness of Individual needs which, in many In- orated briefly what he regarded stances, may prove to be greater has high points In a past-wthan estimated from reports re- program of developments that agts His ceived from various sources during riculture will require. were as follows: the German occupation. One alSoil conservation, including furmost colossal task, it Is pointed out, will be assisting in the re- ther development of soil conservaIn tion districts, water use, construcpatriation of war prisoners. addition to the European relief tion of large dams for irrigation, and hydroelectric situation, Mr. Glade emphasizes flood control the fact that such other features power, rural electrification, decenas China relief, relief In the less tralized Industrial developments, Balkan areas and highway development and ellmin-reigrates as between different care of refugees still command and development of home sections, the attention and sympathy of Americans. The work of morale ownership. Particular emphasis was laid at building, recreation and entertainment of our own and allied forces this time on the seventh point. through USO and Seamens relief Judge Jones said that the financ centers also Is of Immense Im- ing of home purchase of family as Invasion sized farms, with special provision portance, increasing troops beoome occupation troops for the returning soldier who may and as new ports are opened to desire to purchase and live on a allied merchant fleets. farm, can (contribute much to the stability of our country. The same is true of the financing of home Ten Livestock Boys purchasing in towns and cities, he Win Purebred Calves pointed out, end added that our Five club members and laws, both state and national, five Future Farmers of America should be so fashioned as to enhave been awarded purebred courage the ownership and maincalves for their work In junior tenance of family-size- d farms in comfortable livestock raising, David Sharp, the country and state lub leader, announces. homes in the towns and cities. He The ten calves were listed last concluded that It will be difficult spring as special inducements for for any Ism or wild scheme or livestock showing at the Eighth movement to gain any appreciAnnual Intermountain Junior Fat able foothold among a home-owniStock show, but the announcepeople. ment has just come through. s have not yet been delivered To Hold Down to the ten winners. Four-club members who won Football Travel the calves were Le Done Sum' To restrict football travel, footmers of Tremonton, Ira Nielson ball team managers have been reof Gunnison, Wyona Luke of quested by the office of Defense Orangeville, Leonard Webster Hill to confine sale and of Kaysville, and Milton Campbell Transportation distribution of tickets to residents of Hyrum. The calves were donator town ed by five prominent cattlemen of loca lareas of cities are to be played. which in games of Utah. The ODT also has asked football teams in traveling by train to use wherever coach accommodations possible and to make Pullman reservations no earlier than the day before departure. WEEK If. I'M GO CRY MR. MC BOLT Y l5 OUT OF TOWN 11f4 CCtfV n7 ' 7- - ar key-poin- ht 4-- Mrs, A- r 3t GIs Advise President Declares A ft ter be there and bring sour friends. President Sld-do- w ay will answer all your questions, and he will not ask why live you cant RobL Crook ton with your child- of Logan In Richmond Mrs. Mary A. it Aviation Classes At Utah State Ji..v All ;,,:,hisTaitionlof tf 1 !; 1! ' 1.'.- -' I.V ai.-iLo- n L r it Cull U.it t l a.e Ar-- i u u!:u! ! rullt ,r, of it". i u 1) dull--, the IM AC of es g: InduitiVa , 1,11 a.vl iratk s, tixlay. thousand dollar worrit of aviation training equipment Iw been pure!1 by the athuol durt four pa-the Jrars for t!c ing aircraft mechanic turlnir.g of nnuh adrbttnuil ar.d equipment has been installed by the federal government, he said. With the curtailment of these training programs, the facilities have been turned over to civilian students this full," he announced. "Clas-e- s will be given in aircraft engine repair, aviation Instrument repair, aircraft construction, maintenance, sheet metal, structure i. civmced ilmcturcs. mod,! and wind tunnel work and many other pha.se of avlarirat." Complete Liboratorie and equipment for In tructlon In erglne. propellers, general aircraft mechanics, electric, end tydraulic equipment are maintained. The college is a fully certified air agenev of the federal government and it course of study, equipment and Instructors have been certified giving It a rating es an approved school for the training of aircraft and engine mechanics. w.ll t- fit-ni- Ot-t-r- H net-rin- diugh-occasi- - s. ren either. Even if you dont want the money you may have a timid friend who does and Is scared to brother-in-- law, ask for it. This meeting is called without solicitation of the Republican County Committee. ROBERT CROOKSTON Paid Political Adv. of SerVice'tolhe Nation mii-cnim- Tlie James Hendricks camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their regular monthly meeting Friday at the pioneer hall Duille with Captain IfflJyard Markers conducting. The lesson, Erected by the Daughters of. Pioneers was given by the class leader, Fannie Sorenson. Two vocal solos were sung by Fem Me- Gavin accompanied on the organ by Camma Johnson. The pioneer hall has recently been beautifully painted and papered. The paint for the job and all the labor of painting and papering was donated by Neil J. Hillyard, which was very much appreciated by the officers and members of the camp. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jonas announce the arrival of a baby boy. Mrs. Lona Smith, Mrs. Bertha and Hansen, Mrs. Mary Murray Mrs. Clara Johnson were hostesses et a very delightful party held at the Hansen home Monday even- j Auanir-rmna- - BI Buy Your BLANKET Needs Now Use SEARS LAYAWAY PLAN! j BLANKETS ALL NEW WOOL Extra Warm Extra Soft Extra Big Value ing. Luncheon was served at four small tables. The remainder of the evening was spent playing games, with prizes beln won by Elizabeth Hendricks, Hyrum Han- sen and Fannie Sorenson. The American Legion Auxiliary s There is nothing lovelier and all wool for warmth without much weight . . . 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DOUBLE PLACETS cold-reli- HUMPH m BED SPREADS Syndicate All Rtf hu Reserved. FOR SALE Blue Plums and The GIs overseas who are usCooking Apples. 969 Canyon relieve coughing of their spare time to crack ing Road. Phone 775J. their school books In the hope their . possibilities FOR RENT Unfurnished apart- of improving ment of 3 rooms and bath. when they return to civilian life, Whenever the Quintuplets catch cold advises the boys and girls back their chests, throats and backs are rubbed Telephone 275-Musterole. So Mus'erole must be home to keep on wit htheir withabout the best you can buy! just FURNACE CLEANING, Repairing, schooling. As Musterole help break up local conCorporal Kermit makes Stoker Repairing and Service Greason of Atwood, Kansas put It gestion in upper bronchial tract, couchbreathing easier, promptly relieves Wangsgasrd Coal and Stoker Co "Any boy whos in high school ing and tight, sere, aching chest muscle: 167 South Main. Pnone 132. now had better finish right away. due to colds. In 3 Strengths: Children's Mild, Regular, and Extra Strong. Because if he doesnt finish beWANTED: A relic ble boy to de- fore hes drafted, or before he e liver newspapers. Should be 12 takes & Job, chances are will. never he or older. or That goes for gills age years Apply at too. Cache American office. full-tim- Elva Sanders 33 H L. of a de ID Brent spent the d at met recently at the HoneyvlUe, where they were guests home of MLs Theoda Tripp, post of Mr. and Mr. Oscar Hunsaker. district vice president, where new officers were Installed as follows: Venice Rasmussen, persldent; Mildred Harrison, first vice presi- dent; Margaret Anderson, second Sheldon was Johnson very guest of honor. sevice president; Lona Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Josepr M. Jenson, pleasantly surprised by a group of cretary: Lucy C. Merrill, chaplain; friends on Thursday evening. thejMra- La Vone Yeates and Lulu Broady, historian; Sophia being his birthday. The ter Linda. Mrs. Donna Stuart and AcMerrill, sergeant-at-armparty was held at the home of son Jay C.. were dinner guests of knowledgment was made of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Le Grande Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Larson at Nellie Janas and Mrs. Lillian The wus In Sunday. Nibley spent playing Jonas as the first gold star moth- games,evenlrg Mrs. Clira of Linand a lovely luncheon Murray ers of Richmond. was served to the following: coln, Neb., returned home last Tin Ladles literary club held Coy Larson, Dorene Johnson, Nola week after spending the past five Its opening social of the season Olson, Carol Hale, Beth Page, weeks with her sister and at the club rooms Thursday ev- Allen Neilson, Richard Jessop, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ening. The new officers, Florence Max Jessop, La Voir Hole and the Spoberg. to Post Old Age sion Organization is holding a meeting Saturday at 10 a. m. In the jehimber of com' merce. You bet- - V Ani-mal- Utah. jifJ week-en- 4-- H Grain Elevator. oj;i Small. Mr. and Mrs. I O. Sorenson and Mr. and Mrs, Junior Hopple spent Tuesday at Ogden. Mrs. Edwin Small and son -- Mendon, NV1-j.v- m k lut.Uicon w i rrvrd a:i of Li.iL'e was mj ed. pn,-being won by Mrs. Arid Travdi-r- . Mrs. O. L. Baghy aid Mrs. Milton Webb. H;x- - ul gut u: were Mrs. Nrl S;atkman, Mra. Erne.-- 1 OLk n, Mrs. Q.ientin Peart and Mrs. Ernest Johnson. Member of ilia lion Ib-u- r dub and their partners were enier-talne- d recently with Mrs, O. L. Balia m, Mrs. J. R4y Stoddard. Mrs. T. Ray Beil and Mrs. IWoe C. Merrill OS hostesses, Ben M. Doty of Hollywood. Calif, Is visiting with friends and relatives in Richmond. Ben Is a radio technician In Hollywood, His son Donald has been spending the semmer in Cadie valley. He will return to Hollywood with his week-en- Administrator ut ch.b wav 1 hu.'.s.'.iy e.ii.n,, at the M'. O, L. liuh.im. After d spent the with her mother, V Lists Ag. 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