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Show Three Listed as War Casualties; One Killed $1.50 Per Year Cache countys war casualty soldier, previously listed as mbs-ro- l continued to grow tills week !ng jg known to be a prisoner Fourteenth Year with the report that one naval w(r ' lirutenant had been killed in ac- Tiwy are: waa tion. an army licuu-nan-t and another listed as wounded lieutenant Paul P. Reeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Golden F. aa listed Reeder. Rotary-Farm- er bmithflrld, j killed in action September 13 In the Pacific. rOK HOME Jvl!OMjV.1A1KK No. 29 02 West Center people Utah, Tuesday, February 13, 1913 Telephone' 700 ( I Dinner Thursday C. OF C. LISTED , Lieutenant Joseph A. Ander of Cache county's agri- and 'J ,on f otl will be special lender Anderson A. Lccan, Sr., Joseph at Far. the annual Rotary guests nnr dinner meeting of the Logan reported seriously wounded on 23 In Belgium. Rotary club Thursday at noon in January the liluebird cafe. President Ernest Private Guy Buttars, son of R, Lee reported Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Buttars, Eric E. Hendricks, of Lewiston, LewLton, previously reported past president of the county farm missing In France, la now bureau; A. W. Chamber of Smith-field- , known to be a German prisand Dand Ilurren, of Hyde oner of war. Park, will present the program Lieutenant Paul P. Reeder, 27, which will Include disecusstons on dairying and sugar beet pro- son of Golden F. and Fontclla . duction. . j w j Dingham Reeder, of Smithfleld. Andrew Nelson. College; George 't101 of a naval-- lorPedo PIae ction September klllcd ln H. Anderson, of Richmond; Tre- parents learned Saturday. vor Richards of Cove, and Melvin Pitcher of Lewiston, dairymen who Previously he was reported actl0rL received gold seal cer-jn- g tificates from the national dairy) Lieutenant Reeder, who had at participated ln four major bat- association, will be honored the program. ties and served on submarine pa Merlin Ellason and Merlin R. trol In the Atlantic, was born Hovcry are ln charge of arrange March 14, 1918 in Smithfleld. He menu and Albert Thompson will graduated from North Cache high be master of ceremonies. school and attended Utah SUte Sixty cultural Nine Point Pact Iteleased by Officials President Asa Ilullen Lists Unit Leaders The big three, winding up an Standing committees and contact of the Logan chamber of conference a groups around eight day white-drapecommerce were listed today by table in an old play President Asa Bullen following a spot of the cars, announced Mon. monthly meeting of the board of day night their formula for director. conclusion of a war and the beginning of organized peace. Every organization member was on at least one committee anTheir nine-poiplaced -j program, the and will serve throughout nounced at the end of the fateful j ChairBullen Mr. day-an- d explained. year, night sessions, projected men and vice chairmen of the this nation fully on to center principal unita were named as fol. in affairs. stage European lows: in Is outline That the record Dr. (X Agricultural advisory: of the meeting concluded Sunday Wennergren and H. R. Hurren; ln the one-timsummer palace of advertising, P, E. Smith and W. Czar Nicholas II on the Black sea and Bennie Degn; celebrations at Yalta in the Crimea, a conferand Jr. Frank conventions, Baugh ence that may shape tomorrow's Roy C. June. ?ated left, display a gold aeal dairy certificate E. G. Earl; county relations and to Andrew Nelson, ritht, George IL Anderson, standing, left, world. public events, Samuel ChristenAnR. Mr. Ilunxaker. and County Agent Lloyd Nelson, Mr. The decisions were announced sen and Ray Nelson: county la. Mr. Pitcher and Trevor Richard received the certificate. derson, Monday ln a joint communique bor. Professor H. B. Hunsaker from the participants, President and L. T. Wallace. Roosevelt, Prime Minister Churchand Housing, Ross Anderson ill and Premier Stalin, which Fred Irrigation, Lloyd Baugh; Agricultural coUege two years warned Germany to surrender Hunsaker and N. D. Salisbury; before enlisting ln the naval air quickly. Logan Cache airport, Geprge B. corps October 9, 1941. Here at home, first reaction ln Bowen and L. Ray Robinson; LoHe was commissioned an en- congress and elsewhere was over, gan canyon j. Montrose Dr. E. I. Stewart; and retail sign July 21, 1942 and served at whelmmgly favorable for the reCache county, famed through, practices and breeding improveaboard port of the leaders of the three and merchants, L. T. Wallace Miss Gloria Cleona Longstroth, various naval stations and out carried ment programs being aircraft carriers. He had spent great powers. That report covered out the west for its fine dairy Harold Fomoff; national legisla22. of Mendon, a cadet nurse at ln the county following his tion, Herschel Bullen and E. T. 16 months in the Pacific war these prime resolves: won outstanding has cattle, the U. S. Naval hospital, San Dietour. recent theater. herd classifiFinal extermination of nazism recognition in the dairy , a witnessed were Young; membership and go. Cal., recently records The winners as W. field four IL Lohman and dairyand J. C. Include cation, his or elimination Survivors improvement militarism; parents, mock invasion at the Amphibious summarized by Mr. Huns&ker awarded men Wallentlne. control have been of all sisters: German and three , four brothers Cal. Industry Coronado, as follows: Training base, gold Dairy association Military affairs, F. P. Champ Miss Longstroth and other cadet Mrs. Lois R. Reese, Mrs. Golda usable for war; no softening of Andrew Nelson, of College, maintainand Professor George D. Clyde; nurses Inspected the base and McCombs, Mrs. Donna Lou Pitch- unconditional surrender, and no seal certificates for with an average of 7.4 cows on and industries, W. ing herd production of more er, Martin C. and Le Grande E. break in the allied front. watched the landing. test throughout the year, had a manufacturers W. Lundberg; a 500 for Collaboration butterfat than L. in Reeder to of postwar pounds G. W. Smithfleld; peace and Mrs. Mr. of Billy plans Daughter report of 605 pounds butterfat Mr. Bullen and Russell planning, S. Hanof Mendon, Miss Reeder, with the navy in the be formally drafted at a united year. Longstroth, cow, compared per average Fran-ciscson; public health. Dr. R. O. Por. L. area nations at conference San and Jack awarded for Cache The South Philippines attended certificates, Longstroth with the average U. S. produc-tio-n ter and Dr. J. Claire Hayward; April 25, and a settlement outstanding ln achievement high school at Hyrum and the Reeder, U. S. merchant marine in of about 200 pounds per O. Guy Cardon and Adnot nature roads, (Its Pacific. the of Lake yet disclosed) of Salt of at Utah, building dairy University production cow. Mr. Nelson's animals also W. rian the veto of Hatch; state legislation, question power for herds, were presented to the Lieutenant Joseph A. Anderson City. averaged 15,280 pounds of milk N. Gunar Rasmuson and E. T. on nations coun. great of peace C. Joson Mrs. Mr. of Jones, and dairymen by Roy After two and a half years of Jr., 23, per cow as reported by thex Collegcil actions. Young. Washington, D. C., director of e-Young training at St. Marks hospital. seph A. Anderson Sr., 206 East Tourist travel. Jack Taylor and to action Joint effectuate assothe herd wounded improvement dairy Salt Lake City, she will complete Fourth North, was George H. Anderson, of RichJ. C. Cardall; taxation, L. W. Hov-e-y Atlantic charter principle of western ciation 23 work the for while a with fighting member Nurse Richmond. January of the the Cadet program mond, and Ernest R. Lee; mail and for liberate peoples, United States, County Agent course at the San Die- with an Infantry unit in BelCove testing association since U. 9. participation on a far with rates, Eugene Yeat-e- s transportation toLloyd R. Hunsaker reported gium. had an average of 5.6 1922, go hospital. L. A. Jarvis; Utah State and scale heretofore. than larger day. She wUl be eUgible for an A native of Logan, he is a foryoung cows on test, producing On only one point that had college, Mr. Hatch and 528 pounds of butterfat Mr. Jones said it is a real and Agricultural Army and Navy commission or mer prominent student at Utah Dr. W. W. Merrill; South Main ln figured strongly preliminary 13,544 pounds of milk; Melvin sidewalk appointment to one of three fed State Agricultural college where speculation did the three leaders honor for any county to win project, Fred Baugh and Lewiston-Comis- h assoone such award eral services after passing Utah he was a member of the student while Cache Pitcher, Ambrose Call; Sixth North street fall to report agreement or acstate examinations for registered council. He entered the service has achieved an outciation, 8.6 cows, 502 pounds tion. That was the question of county development, Mr. Lee and Franknurses. butterfat and 13,548 national record in be. with the enlisted reserve corps in standing pounds lin D. Richards. soviet participation In the possible milk; and Trevor Richards, of ing able to report four such April, 1942 and received his com- war Contact members to serve as against Japan. Pointedly, winners. He praised highly the Cove, 5.25 cows, 539 mission April 13, 1944. He left pounds bason men with other organizawent unmentioned ln the Japan of cattle, type management for the European theater of oper- announcement. butterfat, 14,904 pounds milk. tions, Professor H. ,S Carter, ations last December. traffic safety council; Mr. Baugh, However, the Japanese war had Private Guy Buttars, son of Mr, a high place in strictly central celebrations; Dr. B. L. n and Mrs. Orson Buttars of LewisRichards, city forum; Mr. Hurconferences at Valletta, Logan Golf and Country club ren, American Red Cross; E. T. to the ton, Cache county, reported miss- Malta, preceding the Crimea sesofficials are appealing in France November 23 with sion. Young, Cache valley development public for used golf clubs. Now ing The task hefore the Republican brought on by the civil war, so company; Glen Worthington, canThe president and his chief that they have made their goll an infantry unit, now is known course available, without charge, to be a German prisoner of war. military and diplomatic advisers party today, both in the state and will the nation look to a new, yon recreation council. Robert W. to the wounded war veterans Private Buttars was inducted stopped off In Malta and confer- nation, is to provide leadership vigorous republican organization to Martin, Logan city recreation council; O. A. Garff, Logan flower from Bushnell, the need for golf into the army in April, 1944 and red there with Churchill and of the type displayed by Abra- solve our current problems, Sen. and garden club; Mr. Smith, junclubs has been uncovered. There left for overseas duty September other British officials. Mitchell ator Melich declared. Senator ior chamber of commerce; D. E. The emphasis on Japan in the ham Lincoln, are no new clubs available be- 30, 1944. He reviewed briefly the life of Smith, Cache Farm Bureau; Mr. Malta sessions was shown by the Melich, of Moab, told Cache cause of war needs for the metal that is customarily used in makpersonnel of the parties. Promin- county republicans at the annual Lincoln and the many obstacles Rasmuson, Christmas pageant, XT. S.A.C. and M.I.A. local Therefore all ent in the British group were clubs. the ing Lincoln day banquet Monday he overcame in his rise to great- Alma Sonne, Utahorganizations; centennial who likely would have a sportsmen who have idle irons in the Bluebird cafe. ness. Lincoln was a republican commission; Rulon J. Rasmussen, night in a war and woods are ardently urged to stepped-uin the, part Just 83 the nation turned to both from the standpoint ol the advisory council on education; Dr. orient. The report also said that' donate them to this worthy prooutone of the Traditionally, at Lincoln the and the new republican party and of the federal govern- King Hendricks, associated civic be W. left Chester Clubs American may Nimitz, ject. ment. He was strong in his selec- library clubs; events of winter quarstanding Eric A. Johnson, leader of the sea war against party to solve the Logan Hardware. All golf cluhs ter at Utah State problems tion of men, was not petty and wildlife federation; Professor CarAgricultural Japan, was present. collected will be taken to the he hated no man, the speaker ter, tony grove servicemens councollege, -- the annual Aggie winter The nine points of the big three goll course and reserved exclus- carnival continued. will be staged cil. Friday vetwar wounded are: the for ively communique and weather Saturday, permitting, out Melich Senator that 1. Detailed pointed erans. There are many of these agreement among to Katherine Jenkins of Lincoln and the Republican party the United States, Britain and wounded boy who will want to according Sugar City, Idaho, student coun- Russia on met and defeated the threat ol take advantage of the free golf cilman military plans against to be schedule of programs, in charge of special events. aristocracy that was growing in offer who have no clubs and which will in result Germany The program has been scheduled shortening the war. As if speak- sponsored at the Cache county the nation prior to the civil war cannot purchase any. Library, by the associated clubs times and by stemming that tide, have to get underway Wednesday when ing to the German people over Bushnell V. Allen Olsen Officers from was elected committee, was announced provided the impetus by which library be will an held in the assembly the head of Hitler, the communiof the Cache County been very enthusiastic about this C. president Mrs. John Carlisle, by Monday the United States became the Farm Bureau at the college auditorium. Dorothy Simp- que warned them that nazi annual diproject and have stated that there son of chairman of the group. great, democratic nation it Is to- rectors Logan, is chairman, assiston page Eight) , Is no better game to take troubles held meeting yesterday. memed by Florence Merrill, of BrigProfessor Moyle Q. Rice, day. He succeeds E. E. Hendricks who and worries from the minds of Elaine ham ber State of of Utah the Agricultural Nelson, City; probTurning to our has served as president since 1931. the wounded than golf. So, felVSSOClEltlOll college English department, will lems, Senator Melichpresent Smithfleld; Betty Esmeyer, of Salt LclUTy warned that Mr. Olsen is bishop of Young lows, get out that old set of The Life and Works of the government must be shorn of ward and discuss, i discarded Lake City, and Lloyd Meactaam clubs or that single has been county farm of Logan. at the first its bureaucratic powers and the bureau secretary Anatole France, for two years. spoon or midiron. Lets see that ice follies, An meeting next Sunday at 4 p. m. power of government be returned His leadership qualifications are these boys who have given so featuring all a A to include barn meeting, Committee members are Dr. King to the people. He charged that evident when one considers his much for their Countay are given types of competitive ice skating the federal government is usurp- past record. He attended the events, will be held Friday at judging content and classification Hendricks, chairan; Parley an opportunity to relax and will be staged by 7:30 p. m. at the Central park demonstration, Mrs, Sherwin Maeser, Mrs. ing states rights and obtaining from their wounds and farm bureau leadership ice rink under direction of Don- the Cache county Holstein Breed- Leone Harris, Mrs. George Blanch state money for operation. school held at the University of 20 at ers association February na Fae Nelson of Logan. and Mrs. A. H. Thompson. cannot function Illinois last falL "Democracy college, Other programs, and committees with the type of government we The winter carnival dance, tit- Utah Stateto Agricultural Frequent reference is made to of G. J. Plowman, were listed as follows: March 4, are building today, The Snow Ball, need for preserving the privithe led, will be according he declared. presi-den- t. elected Smithfleld, newly The New Anthology of Modem We are switching from a gov- leges we enjoy as citizens of a staged at 9 p. m. Friday In the Dansante ballroom. Adelle Young, Sheldon Rodman, re- ernment operated by the people democracy and warnings voiced C. N. Vickers, western fieldman Poetry," by student councilman in charge of for the viewed by Mrs. Leon Fonnesbeck; up, to one operated from the top of trends that lead to the loss of Holstein-Friesian national Members of the Cache Valley socials, and Madison freedom, Mr. Olson declared ly Groutage of association, Professor George B. Dr. Stillman Wright, chairman; down to the people. National Farm Loan association ln so far as we assume the Mrs. Luella Hunter, Miss Oreta Logan, are making arrangements. Caine and Melich Senator discussed briefly Q. Bateman, George are to hold their annual meeting Competitive : skiing events, to members of the USAC dairy de- Hail, Mrs. D. I. Rasmussen, Mrs. some of the pertinent problems responsibilities that go hand in Thursday, February 15, 1945 at include downhill and slalom rac- partment and Lyman Rich, Ex- Kersey Riter and Mrs. Ralph now before the state legislature hand with them. Farmers, labor1:30 p. m. in the basement room should men and women, and tension dairyman, will p&rtlcipaae Wakeley. both for and charged specifically that the ers, and industrialists of the Tabernacle, Logan, Utah, ing snow 18, Ceasar and Christ, state department of publicity and ter his election. Mrch be on the program. will contests, sculpturing Secretary-Treasurto according "We are likely to preserve our held Saturday. Professor H. The judging contest will begin by Will Durant, reviewed by Dr. industrial development should be Samuel Christensen. freedom and democratic privileges Hunsaker will direct mens at 10:30 a m. followed by Mr. Daryl Chase; Mrs. D. W. Pittman, eliminated. He also urged greater The Mr. Christensen said, sit around the council table toD. A. Miss and Rae Professor chairman; control over legislative skiing Yocom, Burgoyne, the Vickers classification demonstrathis of members cooperative and - gether Hattie voluntarily put Into womens competition. Morrell, Mrs. Ruel M. of the state power spending tion and a luncheon at the collending association have had the effect programs that will keep Miss Violet and government. Nielsen, All events are on an organizalege cafeteria. Pictures on dairy most successful year of the 27 our national life on an even keel. Mrs. George Kelker. Lloyd M. Theurer, county chairyears they have been in business. tion basis and awards will be activities will be shown at 1:30 It is better that we should A musical Mr. and m. was program master of ceremonies. work man, by Procedure of lending money has given for the skating, skiing and p. toward the soluOther new officers of the asso- Mrs. Ross Beckstead, will conclude Musical numbers were presented tion oftogether been simplified and shortened. sculpturing contests, Miss Jenkour problems than to seek 8. inseries the ciation satLu Dean are Committee ins Richardson of Bart Other April carnival by explained. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. for the Crops and prices have been of Smithfleld, secretary; George H. cludes Dr. Chase, chairman; Mrs. Ivan Atnip and by Garnel Larsen which wepassage of laws under the workers are Dick Hellberg isfactory as a whole, and would hire some one farmer is getting out of debt, Brigham City, director of adver- - Anderson, of Richmond; Marvin L. R. Humpherys, Mrs. L. S. Mor- and company of Hyrum. Harold to force us into programs deM. Petersen led of Thain of Benson, and Andrew ris, Mrs. J. C. Hayward, Fern New directors will be elected for tising and Anne - Kennedy community signed to bring us economic sal- Richmond, refreshments chairman. Nelson of College, directors. the ensuing year. vatlon. miss-recent- d nt e ly -- Four Dairymen Cited For Outstanding Work Cadet Nurse Views Mock Invasion trallJ Na-tion- DHL Wounded Vets Need Golf Clubs Republicans Must Provide Leaders For Coming Era, Speaker Asserts British-America- ' Aggies Slate Winter Fete Library Clubs Slate Programs Farm Bureau Names Prexy ! belects Leaders re-cov- Kil-bur- n, na-tion- al Loan Association Calls Meeting af-on- er |