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Show the Lewiston Troop CO of Third ward has made an beaccomplishment in not only uniformed, coming fully the Scouts but the Scouters as was well. The accomplishment ot services made during the Clawson Karren as Scoutmaster. the The present leadership of a Bronson Vcrl of consists Troop Scoutmaster, Clawson Karren us Assistant Scoutmaster, Willis Hall as Troop committee chairman, Af ton Orchard and Arnold Troscth as committee members. The is also the M.I.A. presidency of the Third ward. The troop made a splendid showing ut a recent Court of Honor as Indicated by the awards os listed below; out-ttandi- THE CACHE AMERICAN Bemi-Wwkl- and Fridays by Company, at 62 Wert Centn Newepper, Publiahed Tuesday y tha Cache American Publishing Street, Logan, Utah. Managing WILLIAM C. ENGLAND, JAMES W. ENGLAND. DAVID W. ENGLAND. Entered Port aa Office Editor-Busln- Manage Editor es Mechanical Department SocondCLu Matter, November 2. 1061, at the at Logan, Utah, under the Act of March 8, 18S7, com-milte- Subscription rates: Outside County, one year 62.00; Inside Cache County, I1.S0. Advertising rate made known upon application. WOKK OK FIGHT Pmident Iiuusevdts letter urinp action on the and transmitting the joint appeal of General Marshall and Admiral King states in emphatic form the military view of the manpower problem. The public and Congress can no longer ilougt, that the Nations military chiefs are deeply concerned lest Americas power on the total utilization be curtailed by less than of our manpower on the home front. The German offensive of December, the extra wastage of equipment due to lighting in winter weather and the growing demands of the new land warfare in the Pacific these have all added unexpected pressure for lighters or workers. Unexpected needs, the making of new devices, and plans to quip armies from the liberated countries these are expected to rqcuire 700,000 more workers. work-or-figlegislation say that Opponents of Recent military leaders are exaggerating the needs. experiences certainly warn against underestimating. Labor and some sections of industry declare that necesmethods. sary manpower can be obtained by voluntary to appeals for They may regard the recent response war workers as voluntary but the President attributes it to the threat of legislation. The evidence supports his view. It 16oks as if the full work-or-figpower would be necessary to obtain y The mobilization of American manpower. bill would apply the pressure only on one segment of the manpower reservoir. It would be fairer and surer to apply it all the way round under a national service act. Christian Science Monitor. May-Daile- y Tuesday, January 23, 1913 The Cche American, Louan, Cache County, Utai Pajre Four uork-or-li- bill ht bat-tlefro- nt ht ht May-Baile- Dean Baxter, handicraft; leathercraft, woodwork, art; Glen Larsen, Leathercraft, Safety; The Hyrum District Boy Scouts Claire Nielsen, art. woodwork; Don are off to a real advancement ac- H. Smith, handicraft; Mervin Jencomplished for the year 1945. Un- sen, woodwork; Carroll Nichols, der the direction of Oven H. Hull, Birdstudy, Reptile study; Reed OlDistrict Advancement and Court sen, woodwork; Bob Williams, Beef 27 rank Production; physical development; of Honor Chairman, awards and 74 Merit Bades were Troops t 4and 124, Hyrum 2nd. scout-er- s Gerald D. SECOND CLASS presented to the scouts and in the District at a court of Allen. (honor held in the WellsviUe First MERIT BADGES Gerald Allen ward, Sundiy, Jan. 21. Outs tan d WOodcarving, art; Clyde Nielsen, in among them was an Eagle pre- - 'safety, painting; Mark Nielsen, art; scntation to District Commission-- 1 Alvon llen, First Aid, camping; Boy Scout News' len, Jene Second Class: Farrell Karren, Ves e V. Marler, Karren, Governor Accepts Champ Discusses LEGAL Western Business Bid to Ball l are vt Conditions on U.e r promore favorable aa far as duction is concerned. Fredrick P. director of Uie U. 8 Champ, reported clamber of commerce, a wriea attending after Monday Angeles, and of meetings in I Ban Francisco, Cab Mr. Champ, who is leaving t.ay attend for Washington, D. C to board oi clumber of the meetings in the directors, said. is reported war pianU coast west to be diminishing and the general situation improving. on our current Commenting Mr manpower shortage, however, we really w..nt If said. Champ head-on- , to meet the situation woik-in- g mctet of us, lncludxg those I at and lory. ex. In the office trail! to have who eept those cou.J work, to distances long frrtsaie and GaasdianUdp tiers, Governor Hthcrt II Mjw ha Clerk ('entail the Coaaty of the nol.fied nirlliber Utah He pre live Signer perUiar State Agricultural culh-gm.iltary Ini actuation. ball committee that he and her of In staff would attend Notice to Creditor the annual dance, given In lua honor, to be held February 23 Is Ike DUlrirl feart of Ike First .it the Dunuinie ballroom. Judicial DlrtrWl ef the Slats ot of Logan, general Katie lujotle I'Uh, in and for the County cba.rman; Roma Po.de of Lign, Car ha. and Hard Stoddard Of Richmond, ROTC mental and punura. rgt Lieutenant Colonel Ben B. Blair, la the Matter of the Eaute of proieasor of military science and GAY OR1N JOHNSON. Deceased. taitic at USAC, called at Ihe wil present cla.ms, off.ee Friday and in- I Cred-togovernor' vited him to the event. voucher, to the undesigned In a.ccjjiwg the im itation the j administratrix at her residence he j in SmlUtf.eld, Cache County. Utah Looslo governor told Mu one on or b fore the i5U nay of thought the USAC ball w a of l he top social events of the March. 1945. FJLNORA S. JOHNSON. and would be year in Utah. Administratrix of the F. phased to attend." tate of Gay Orm Johnson, Senator Janus A. McMurrin of Deceased. introduced the Cache county, cued to the state senate and GEORGE C- - HEINRICH, Mia Lc!e Laued ail member Attorney for Administratrix. Date of PuU. cation: to attend. a cordial invitation Jan. S. 9. 16. 23, 30, Flh Pres.dent la Roy Cow lea of ihe University of Utah also received J 6. 1945. the USAC emmi.sarie and accept- - j . I ed tlwlr Imitation. Otlnr state, civic, and military , officials will receive Invitations lliruugh the mail, college officials i III O X E repoj ted. Fcituif of Ihe tvnt wlR be a b.itujuit in the college Com mons building, drills by both the .10 SOCTII MAIN aiiom-or.- , and ROTC drill teams, and the giand march. - a. i i M 1 fr e "abw-ntcviM- f n Steven Karren, Glen F. Mills Robert Marian 1 1. islam, Wood, Gaylord Leavitt. First Class: Gaylord Leavitt, Inc Martin Steven Pond, lengthen Karren, our work-wee- k Janies Pond, Thomas Karien, Nicl hours from tin present reported and thus Karren. average of 45 hours workeffective our Star: Leon Gregor. vastly expand Merit Badges awarded to: ing force. "It does not seem logical to me Leath-ercraf- t. Glen Mills Basketry, a total war against desperate in First Aid, Carpentry. enemies who not only have Farm Mech- labor but whose regular working Steven Karren Leathercraft, force is exceeding a 60 hour wetk Dairying, anics, 40 Basketry, First Aid, Beef Produc- to attempt to compete or. a tion. Mechanical Drawing. bea as or 48 hour week not only Martin Pond Woodwork, Mel and lligerent but as the chanical Drawing Animal of the manpower fighting tiy. Carpentry. Basketry, Leath-ercraf- Allied cam-e- . and bi ing frankly "Speaking Animal Industry, Nell Karren me thus to seems Leathercraft, Wood- roalut.c. it Carpentry, for the txcipt rain, proy work, Basketry, Mechanical Draw- working "i who work almu-- t around j , y 'arnvrs ing. UltCT VcUTllVcll the dock ai d thoe who travel! James Iond First Aid. Garth Karren First Aid. Lccn Gregor -- First Aid. sponsibilities have increased their Gayloid Leavitt First Aid. of Katherine Jenkins, working hours and pressure, re M. and Mrs. T. R. daughter of Vess Karren First Aid. Jenkins from a poll;) carry-ovscmbles a 158: Troop and Sugar City, Idaho has been nam. to spead work calculated Eagle Eugene Choate. ed chairman of tho annual Utah of depresa in period create Marit Badges: johs State Agricultural college Winter sion, he declared. Carnivaly, it was announced Satwork Eugene Choate Camping, Bask, an expanded Furthermore, Wood-turninurday by student body president Bird war etry, Study Civics, week at this time of critical Dan Ludlow of Spanish Fork. distasteReading, Life Saving. however manpower need, Miss Jenkins, who also is a 60 on to its real is way Troop ful it might be, would not ap- member of the student council, accomplishment during the com- proach as a sacrifice on our part, will work in cooperation with ing year. the sacrifice which is being made the intramural department and An Eagle Award was made to it and by our boys at the Front, Professor H. B. (Hy) Hunsak or, Eugene Choate of Troop J58 of would put us In a position to the Lewiston First ward. Eugene contract our working week when director, to make arrangements for the carnival. A definite day is now in the armed services. He come home and thus auto- has not been set, they although it will had completed all requirements create more Jobs which be held late In February. for the award before leaving. The matically will be so badly needed at that Committeemen and assistants award was made by Scout Executo simplify the reconversion for the carnival will bo named tive Preston W. Pond to Eugenes time during the week, Miss Jenkins father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. period. Why not comb another 500,000 said. Calvin Choate. The Eagle badge from was pinned upon Mrs. Choate effective workers or fighters which civil Federal the payroll, by Eagle Scout Marr Waddoups who was home on leave from 6eems still to be loaded with those who are working and traveling his service in the air corps. for some of which were created during the depression and which MALE LEADS FOR have little or no relationship to OPERA LISTED the war effort, said Mr. Champ in WANTS TYPEcommenting pointedly on what he YOUNG LADY (Continued from page One) WRITING WORK Which can a for was termed the urgency be done at home. Write Box and courageous saves the count's life and the straightforward 346 Logan. of happiness the governors approach to the needs of the hour. asdaughter and Thaddeus is FOUND Jersey heifer with horns. sumed as the final curtain falls DIVIDEND NOTICE Call 052R4. on the opera. Professor W. H. Maning, head North Logan Telephone and Electric Light Company APARTMENTS TO RENT Unof the vocal music department at furnished. Close inNorth Logan, Utah the college, will direct the three Telephone 27 5 W. separate casts, two choruses, and Notice is hereby given that the a 45 piece student orchestra will Board of Directors of North LoFURNACE CLEANING, Repairing, be lead Professor N. W. gan Telephone and Electric Light by Stoker Repairing and Service Christiansen. Company, a Utah Corporation, on Coal and Stoker Co Wangsgaard January 16, 1945 declared a divi167 South Main. Pnone 132. dend on its common capital stock Wise Americans Now Fight of 8 per cent per share, payable FOR SALE Hot Point Electric in cash on February 21st, 1945 to Condition Range. Excellent. stock of record at the close of $125.00. Phone Kendric Electric. business, February 1st, 1945. PETER LARSEN, Secretary. or Bronchial Irritations Due to Colds ar-na- ir t. i S i TAXI 44 Chairman Named er J er, Amos K. Gerber of Nibley. Wuyne Clawson, woodwork, pionAmos began his scouting career eering; Luane Larsen, Dogcare; in February, 1922 in Troop 6 of the Clyde Olsen, Civics. Logan Fourth ward and as a scout Troops 26 and 126, Paradise ward he reached Star rank in 1927. He MERIT BADGES Clark Bick-mor- e, then moved to Nibley and became dairying; Joseph McMurdie, sooutmaster in which capacity he civics; Keith Hurst, woodwork; served successfully for a period of Del Howells, civics Theron Obray, six years during which time he Animal industry; Hugh Oldham, earned his scoutmaster's Key for civics; Reese Richman, civics; training accomplishment and sat- Clair Hirst, personal health. isfactory service. He became Dis- Troops 27 and 127, Millville trict Commissioner in 1938 and has TENDERFOOT Terrance Gallaserved outstandingly in that ca- gher, Robert Jessop. pacity to date. In addition to his SECOND CLASS LeRoy Scott, District Commisisoners responsiLa Voir Hale, Calvin Jessop, Rodbilities, Amos is at the present ney, Anderson. time acting as Post Adviser for the MERIT BADGES Dick Jessop, Senior Scout Troop in Nibley. He civics. also serves his ward in many Troops 28 and 128, Nibley ward other capacities. The Eagle award TENDERFOOT Charles Ames, is indeed a crowning accomplishRay Jessop, Clark Page, Sullivan ment for Amos's 23 years of Blau. With Buckley's "Canadiol" FOR YOUR Scouting. SECOND CLASS George Win. Almost Instantly you get the surprise of PLUMBING REPAIR Listed below are the awards berg. your life coughing spasm eases right away it loosens up thick choking phlegm which were presented at the court CALL FIRST CLASS Dee Perkes. opens up clogged bronchial tubes makes easier. of honor. MERIT BADGES LaVerne Rig- breathing There's real economy in Buckleys all Troops 21 and 121, gs, botany, cement work, animal medication no syrup. Half to one will convince the most skeptical. Wellsville First Ward PLUMBING CO. industry, beef production, cycling, Get Buckleys CANADIOL the cough TENDERFOOT Cleve Anderthats entirely different more efLINK-BEL- T blacksmithing, metal work; John mixture STOKERS fective faster In action take it for more son, Garth Parkinson. B. Yeates, plumbing; Lellon Dut-sorestful sleep tonight. Druggists everywhere. Quality and Service FIRST CLASS Tony Leishman, public health; Nordeen Blau, Phone 57 115 So. Main Marloe Archibald, Jerry Bailey. physical development, animal inSTAR Elmo Leishman, Job Mil- dustry, hog and pork production; ler, Norman Bassett. Amos K. Gerber, bird study, civics MERIT BADGES Norman Bas- chemistry, music, safety, pathfindsett, carpentry, woodwork, schoL ing. arship, Animal EAGLE AWARD Amos K. GerIndustry, Farm Mechanics; Job Miller, carpentry, ber. woodwork, animal industry, rabbit Courts of Honor have been anraising, farm Elmo nounced by Chairman Owen H. mechanics; Leishman, woodwork, scholarship, Hall, as follows. February, each Dont talk dont spread rumors. Dont carpentry, animal industry, farm troop will conduct its own court cough dont spread germs. Smith Bros. mechanics; Reed Bradshaw, car- of honor as a part of scout anniCough Drops, Black or Menthol, are still as pentry, woodwork; Keith Garrett, versary week. March 18th, Nibley, soothing and delicious as ever and they woodwork, leathercraft; Courtney ward, Troop 28 and Post 128 as still cost only a nickel, leishman, farm mechanics, car- Hosts. May 13th., Mendon ward SMITH BROS. COUGH DROPS pentry; Floyd Williams, farm me- with Troop 28 and Post 129 as chanics. hosts. .TRADE BLACK OR MENTHOL 5 Troop 22, Wellsville 2nd wafd FIRST CLASS Dee Perkes SECRET Trops 23 and 123, Hyrum First TENDERFOOT Bruce Albretson Val McBride, Jerry Atkinson, Arvel Israelson, Douglas Olsen. MERIT BADGE-S- LaMont Al- - 'muIa j ! tii - b BAUGH i. Furniture n, Trim JII DAN DUNN - NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION EVERTON 31 TYPEWRITER SERVICE FEDERAL AVENUE Phone 787-for Typewriter and Adding M Machine Service, Ribbons, Supplies Mimeograph Service OPERATIVE 48 LfL f jllillwnA Auf w ten m Autos Livestock SI to emi. STATE LOAN COMPANY OF LOGAN 29 West First North PHONE 260 Blended Whiskey, 86 proof, 65 grain neutral spirits ' GOODERHAM & WORTS LTD.; - Peoria, Illinois |