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Show i Premium List Ready For Poultry Shozv Per Year f2 West Tenter HO ML PAPKK f lLt far Use twentyjmii lme Urn piukM the Ur h C iU.nu.U titow of the Fourtt-entl- i Year No. 22 h. Friday, Januarv 19, 19!' Telephone TOO n, Atkins of Davenport, Id , County 1oulury Bleeders a. of Uii American turn, to Include statewide cJite i will jude Poultry was releue today by V. b. t)iM ,k. llU) ul!1 tliiuU,3 ' p, Carbon, show secretary. ,n., flllj j,uiir,v problems with The show, scheduled far Janujmy exhibitor. Mr. C.uh-ai- i suU. bn n named nry 29 to February 3 at the old j v. A. Undue ha Western Auto Supply building, show sup putt mU id. 13H North Mam, will be blcyest .single Prle niuiu v fyr In the associations history, he Wll be 3f) 2S tlUC, l5 p,.r the good wishes tW,s Fvichmoml, Cal, Jan. said. Entries have been received ct nl of llie ut,. entry fees. Av of the entire Cache Valley in Utah, the SS Logan from all over the state and 100 j t , ltJon cu. u vrUvs w);i be $.1 a A 50 $2 $2 and fur the Dst display; cargo ship named for Victory, a trim new lt),S00-to- n for second and third; $2 for best the city of Logan, was launched today in Yard Two old pul. each variety; $1.50 sms I of the Permanents Metals Corporation here. and $1, third; $2, first young I cond I second Sponsoring the Logan was Mrs. Isabell F, Faugh, pen, each variety, $1,50 and $1. third. Logans first Gold Star mother, and wife of Wilford Cache county's 1944 fire loss , Jox-pF. secretary Phrmger, F. Faugh, business man and civic leader who partotaled $59,573.10, with a loss of i of A-the Black Lamtahun dub Of in Logan city jj $9,494 09 reported i ticipated in the program as triggerman. on the America, iww fighting and $50,078.47 in the county for western fiont, has offeted a spe Assisting were Lieutenant Fosella Stuart, formerly a per capita loss of 78 cents and1 ci.d prue to the best black Lang- Millville of in the valley, now an army nurse stationed a to $1.,3 accorchng , ... at the onkiand Regional hos- report filed Tue.day by E SJ intermountain OH'I chief of the pnal hearbyi and NlisS M,ne RaJuphtf Umcncc, aMOcI,tion of 0gdcn has HOME Soundphoto Hi Holiness, Bone Piu XII, is shown givm . Petersen, employed In the Logan ire I epa donated $25 to be presented to ing communion during the celebrstion of midnighl Chrittmas mass in of telephone office, as maids In Logan city, 97 alarms were, the best pen trio, exhibited from St. Peters. Vatican City. honor. valuation sounded with the total Cache, Box Elder, Davis, Weber Miss Ruth Baugh, 12, daughter of property a risk amounting to I and Salt Lake counties. Schedule of polio benefit dances Air-Wisdo- m to be sponsored in Cache county of Mr. and Mrs. Baugh, and Mrs, $253,085. Total insurance on the has btn Special competition by the county Infantile Paralysis Lenore Edwards, formerly of the property at risk was $113,440, loss- - arranged for FFA and 4 II Elub cs paid by insurance amounted to members with no Foundation, were listed today by Cache valley nnd now employed to fee entry and losses not covered be charged. Melvin $9,033.69 Squires, county chairman. In Yard One where the ship was They also will be by insurance, $461. The series will be climaxed built, were the flower bearers. eligible for all prizes. Outside Logan city, 66 fire calls j American December 31. when a ball will They presented beautiful sprays of Poultry Association were turned ill with property at awards, open only to APA mem. be held in the Danaante ballroom orchids, a gift of the shipyards, to Mrs. Baugh and her attendants. risk valued at $237,560. Insurance bers, will be ribbons for cham-pai- d under direction of the general At the close of the formal proon the property , $92,263 and pjon bird In each breed; bronze committee. waa medal for champion losses paid by insurance Dates of other dances and their gram, Master of Ceremonies M. G. birds In assistant general Losses not covered by American, Mediterranean, $36,256.89. were listed by Mr. Vanderwende, chairmen, English anof the shipyard, Insurance amounted to $18,291.58, and all other classes; gold medal manager as follows: . Squires Lewiston, nounced 30 20 seconds to seconds in a total loss of for grand champion bird of the resulting II. W. Stephens; January 26, go 10 seconds. $50,078.47. show. Richmond, January 27, C. B. Mrs, Baugh on the Chief Laurence's report pronounced the JoTinson; Ilyrum, January 27, Dr. In addition to the cash prizes, words I christen thee SS Logan Paul fires, with Logan city figures listJ. JanBurgess; Wellsvllle, trophies have been donated by ed first and Cache county second, the banks of Logan; C. C. Anuary 30, G. G. Maughan and Dr. Victory' and smashed the bottle across the bow of the towering W. O. Christensen. follows: grass and rubbish fires, derson company, Sears Roebuck vessel. At the same instant Mr. 33 $10 loss and 18, $2205.15 loss; company, Waterwoiks Equipment Baugh released the trigger. He farm buildings, 3, $246.77 loss and company, Salt Lake City; Lund-stro- m pushed down a regular ships tele, 18, $8866 loss; dwelhnes, 30, Furniture company, Utah $2519.80 loss and 10, $8103.32 loss; Production graph lever which was connected Credit association; to the last iron wedge under the business and public buildings, 10, Crystal Furniture company, Modkeel, the single remaining brace $6659.12 loss, and 9, $29,890 loss; ern Drug company. Central Mill- Colonel Robert M, Hardaway, that held the ship In her place automobiles, 8, $59 and 5, $1014. ing company, V. S. Carlson, A. H. commanding officer of the Bush- on the ways. Two false alarms were sounded Palmer and Sons; Fuhriman Imnell General hospital, Brigham in the city. When the wedge was released Dinnerhom plement company, showed some very interest- Ihe huge hull started City, The department traveled 172.3 Food Stores, Bamett-WcisJewmajestically ing pictures of operations at the ly down the waxed ways and slid miles to fires in the city and elry company, Suit Lake City. Rotanans to the Logan hospital into the waters of San 1534.7 miles in the county. The They are on display at C. C. and swiftly Thursday. Plastic surgery Francisco bay, to the cheers of city apparatus was in service Andersons store. amputations are the major opera-- I the crowd and then noise of shipover 52 hours and the county Special prizes, valued at more tlons at the hospital. yard whistles. The crowd on the units 113 hours. The departments than $250 also will be presented . The picture slides showed some launching platform pressed forambulance made 243 runs and to various winners, Mr. Carlson cases as they arrived at the hos- ward to see the I said. hit the traveled 3761 miles. Logan pital and then the same cases water. The hull sent up a shower are tn women the -upper picture The ALA young TUSCALOOSA, and of after several operations spray as the workmen on are students of the Alabama preparing to join the Air Age They months of treatment. The reha- board wish who women school the temporary for dropped resident a young of Aeronautics, bilitation of the men Is remark- anchors which halted her prog Meterologry. to flv These women are taking such courses as. Aircraft. and Schools-At-Wa- r General able. In cases of severe burns, it ress into the channel. Parachutes Flight Civil Air Regulations, Instruments. Train-inis necessary to graft skin from of Aircraft, Radio. Navigation and Aircraft Engines. Service Soon after the launching the and Logan senior high school proud- - ing the name of Logan high of the body. is under the direction of Walter P Thorpe. other parts Logan Victory was towed to the for Is vears. School at War, school. ly received a Colonel Superintendent, a leader in aviation education Hardaway explained outfitting 1 dock where other colorful same campus, on the are school training More than 98 per cent of Lo. Flight and ground flag this morning in an assembly some instances the men workmen five years, U. S Army Air Force that in began her the for where equipping past nhoto) (lower bond and the stamp arranged by gan high students purchased Free French Cadet, Civil and War are almost made over. The aim with cargo booms and other apForce Air Cadet, Cadet, Royal in is committee. The flag given bonds and stamps during of a million hours of the hospital is to return these Training Service has been given. Over paratus to make her ready for De- of the large percent-- bor and 90 per cent in Decem-ag- e of flying time has been registered on the A. I. A. Hargrove Van patients into civil life without service on world sea lanes where in bonds. of students purchasing ber. The plaques on the jeeps Graaff Field. Oliver L. Parks, President of Parks Air College . these handicaps. she will carry munitions to our SL Ixiuis and of the A. I.A., announced the opening o t esc oo Henry R. Hurren, representative and planes are in recognition of amputation of limbs and need for fighting fronts. flight an to was taken increasing step satisfy of the state and national divi- the $24,000 worth of bonds sold the training and use of artifiMr. Baugh, principal speaker women for courses school and young ground commitwar finance sions of the through the hCu school during cial limbs is a real science and at the Godceremony, wished are performed very well at the tee, and a co chairman of the the last bond drive. to the Logan In a brief speed to Colonel Sixth war loan drive, presented The sophomore hospital, according which class, message which he gave on behalf the award, to Boyd Bergsjo, stud- - was responsible for largest sales, Hardaway. Gymnasiums, swimming of the officials and citizens of the shows ent body president. The flag have pools and other facilities js being honored at a student BLACK-WHIT- E city. a blue Minute Man on a white body dance which will follow been constructed to help rehabiliI wish to express our grati , background. the Logan-Bea- r River basketball tude to the shipyard and to the voted unanimously, tate the patients. F. Thomas Whittle, who staged said. They He remarked how the patients U. S. Maritime Commission for also presented a game tonight. A bond "king and Mr. Hurren breeders, felt a successful 1944 Black and White and all visiting will bo announced. being at the Tony Grove being selected enjoyed framed facsimile of the original! queen to name this that the show should continue days exposition, was and announced camp in Logan canyon during ship, Bill of Rights, The school committee includes chairman for the coming show at throughout the war period, he said. We recognize He said it the efforts of the that four small liason planes and Mrs. Caroline Miner, Mrs. Bessie the annual meeting of the asso-- j an the summer months. Mr. Webb reported that shipbuilders was diffcult to get some of them of the nation in this war emer10 jeeps will carry plaques bear- - Pack, Janet Earl, daughter of ciat-ioWednesday night, secretary outstanding cattle judge, who will Mr. and Mrs. J. La Von Earl, Milton Webb announced today, j be in the western United States away from the Tony Grove camp gency. May the Logan Victory in the late fall. and Blaine Johnson, son of Mr. on against the ruthless carry The group tentatively set the during May, has been contacted Dr. Wendell Budge was In enemies until freedom is and Mrs. Eric Johnson. again third week in May as date for and will be signed up for the PresiIndia-Chin- a charge of the program. The program Included a militop- - show. established on earth, and may the show, which attracts Lee R. of the dent Ernest the name Logan be an omen of tary drill by Rosemary Earl, Fan- notch Holstein-Friesiadairy cat- - j Lyman Rich, Utah Extension club announced that HerschelRotary Bul-lefor this ship forever. Veteran of 92 missions and more ny Lou Johnson, Nelda Stockdale, tie from all of Utah and south- - dairyman, showed colored slides safety as the vice had been elected A prayer for Divine protection and moving pictures of former than 1400 hours flying time over Dona Beth Phippen, Naomi Quayle ern Idaho. president of the club. for the Logan was voiced the toughest air transport route Clarence Hansen, Lynn Richards, Mr. Whittle and Ariel Traveler, shows. The group voted to by The guests presnt were: t " India-Chin- a Ivan reRue Victor Lindblad of Berkeley, forHenrie, in the world the terms as directors expired, tinue the show as permanent Johnson, and Colonel Lewis Jones of cords. Dr. C. W. Riggs, veterinline over the Himalaya mountains Val Woodward participating and merly of Logan and an elder in Brigham City; Lieutenant Wilford the Church of Jesus Christ of a double W. trio Welch, Wilford number by Pat arian at Utah State Agricultural Lieutenant talk on W. Welch Jr., of Logan; his fath- Latter-daSaints. Mr. Lindblad 23, is home on leave visiting his Trotman, Lucy Watts, Cleo Chriscollege, gave a short er, Wilford W. Welch, of Logan; is now a W. W. Mrs. Lula tensen, Mr. and diseases of dairy cattle. Alldredge, Boy Scout council exparents, Joyce Mr. Whittle announced that Lieutenant Henry James, Captain ecutive for Contra Costa county Welch, Sr., 236 East Second South. Dunford and Janice Romney. for the John Abbott; Howard L. Blood, and Berkeley. permanent committees Lieutenant Welch, who has been Blaine Moser, and Franklin D. Mr. Vanderwende, before incoming exposition will be named in the armed service nearly four Richards, of Logan. two within the and weeks next Comtroducing the speakers, paid tribyear was pilot of a ute to the city of Logan, declarpreparations for the show will get mando transport plane. He flew war conditions permit, Mr. Webb underway immediately. the round trip an average of ing: f In naming these Victory ships twice weekly, sometimes going as Miss Elva Oldroyd, Venice, for cities throughout our land, far as Chungking. senior student at Utah Stats AgCommission the Maritime pays Visiting with him is his wife, ricultural college, has been nambeet- tribute to the people of America Winners of the the former June Ferrin of Elm- ed manager of the sugar Aggie debate old team, growing contest sponsored by the whose courage, effort and comhurst, N. Y., and four-monaccording to Professor Ira After in mon goal they symbolize. The daughter, June Margaret. N. Hayward, debate director. Among the special representa-agricultur- al Amalgamated Sugar company Delegates of 17 western state citizens of Logan, Utah, are be1944 were his leave will he will report to Cache county stations during Miss Oldroyd is a graduate of experiment tives will be three former Utah announced today by Reuben Han- ing honored in the name-givin- g Reno, Nevada for the Branch Agricultural college, and various government agencWs T. Shaw, soil physicist in the air transport command, ceremony for this great ship and sen, assistant county agent. Cedar City, where she was active will attend a conference of irriof plant Industry, f bureau the d is this recognition of To qualify for competition, one in student affairs. She is presi- gation research workers at Utah , a Mon-American to acre beets engineer-dayhad of be soils typical and city. j planted agriculture dent of Lambda Delta Sigma and State Agricultural college, With food products a top esthe only woman debater of the Tuesday and Wednesday, Dr. ing. W- - w McLaughlin, chief of and harvested, and five boys and had to enter the contest. sential of our war program, LoR. H. Walker, director of the 1944 debate squad who returned the irrigation division of the soil girls Record books counted 40 per cent gans sugar beet factories, canUtah Experiment to school. station, anconservation service in Berkley; In the contest, and sugar beet neries, textile mills and milk The Aggie debate team will nounced today. Dr. Chester J. Myers, profescondenseries are operating to caalifornia; and P. V. Cardon, as- yield 60 per cent. enter the is sponconference The annual being sor of speech at Utah State Ag. Rocky Mountain sistant administrator in agriculCole-mapacity. In addition, thousands of at Denver sored by the western state experi- tural research administration in Top ofwinner was Denton ricultural college, will be featur. speech conference a radio equipment sets are packed won who Smithfield, reinclude 16 will ment and 15, stations and 17, and the ed on the program of the Jaycee February overseas. Washington, D. C. cash prize of $15. Others- who there to be shipped Jills when they meet tonight at annual coast meet to be held In presentatives of various agencies were Ralph Olsen of Lew- With 1700 of Logans sons in the placed Los in work are Cal. which Angeles, conducting 7:15 p. m. in the Bluebird cafe, of armed forces, It is understandable Joins Vermont Staff iston, $12.50; Clair Theurer The 1945 debate question is: irrigation research, according to Alice Binns of the Denzil Coleman that residents have surpassed ev$10; Providence, Resolved 1941 Rachel that the Anderson, graduate red color, group in charge. Federal govDr. Walker stated that purpose of Smithfield, $7.50; and Clain ery quota in War Bond and other Musical numbers will be pre- ernment should enact legislation of the conference is to obtain a of Utah State Agricultural colfund drives. of Providence. $5. sented by Gaorgene DcW'-e- . Mrs. requiring the settlement of all clear understahding of irrigation lege, has been appointed to the Zollinger He recounted Logans growth of Leo were Nelson nu-tcJudges labor r of disputes by compulsory ar- problems of the west and to bet- - teaching staff in the field Dorothy Bowen and Mrs. Gladys Lofrom a settlement started by fur of Crookston Lorin Smithfield, Rees. A special guest will be bitration when voluntary means coordinate research activities trition at the University of Ver-o- f to its present stature of trappers and Raymond Clayton gan, of settlement C U officials reported S A Mrs. Grant Thorn, of Springville fail, constitutionally western state experiment sta-- 1 mont, on page Eight) (Continued Smithfield. conceded. wife of the state president. Tuesday. tions and federal agencies. Prem.mu 1.50 - Ii: . ! Iiry His Holiness Gives Communion i Logan Victory Joins Nations Cargo Fleet SS J ! J j i .A j County Fire J J ! Loss Revealed j 70V u :o j A. i ;; i . Schedule Listed For Polio Dances Logan-cchelPuuItr- y Young Women Get TTT J Rotarians Hear Bushnell Officer s I J Senior High Students Awarded Flag Today g Vice-Preside- j Novem-recognitio- one-quart- 1 far-flu- , WHITTLE NAMED CHAIRMAN SHOW OF j ed j Airman Returns From j n n J con-who- Lieu-tenan- y C-4- 6 Aggie Debaters Elect Manager th Beet Contest 3 Irrigation Researc h Conf lab Slated Winners Listed To Begin at US AC Monday Morning well-earne- Jaycee Jills Meet Tonight j |