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Show Friday, May 11, 1015 Tne Cache American. Logan, Cache County, Utah Here from Coast r?L0CAL5 t - - i Molotov Arrives ' Ionian P.ihlc, former re Khjit, who now llvo in iMt.r.g fonmrj An, eli s, C.l., is Git-ir- - i ft xrcfiV l:? unjua.iitaivoa hne. In Face FI vi Philippines All 1 3 e V i Private Arthur G. Zollinger, son cf Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Zollinger, hits arrived oveiM.is and ruev is in aeticn with the 25th infantry division in tiie Pli'.l. jipmes. Gl F T S As the years add up, and the young graduate of today becomes the accomplished woman or man of tomorrow, the recollection cf graduation day will grow ever fonder; and a gift of your very own choice from our store will become increasingly dear to them. Logan Visitor Riismus-eLieutenant Vern brother of Rulon Rasmussen, la), gan manager of Sears Roebuck, Jus been visiting In Logan for two or three days. n, lar Miss Rita Alla 4 secretary at the Cache county agents office .and Mrs. Melvir HUIyard. left Thursday for Palm Springs. Cal., to visit t sister, Mrs. W. L.I Nielsen. S. E. Needham Sr., is receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. Esther Erickson will be in charge of the weekly story hour at the Cache county public 11. brary Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Hack (0 Cam- pNathan Meet Monday j O. Zollinger I ! U. Avenll Photo shows left to right. Ambassador to Russia 10(T ALL WOOL 01 Secretary llarriman, cSf.T&SCommi- ' ;Xsjet Foreign gar jgx0itov, just after the PULLOVER SWEATER latter's arrival in Washington to attend the San Francisco conference. Perfect fit i Joseph A. Rowcutt, Logan, elected president of the Logan new-- , riS)!d7 3y Jutah Lie I. of Logan. Agricultural coland Mrs. Joseph Zollinger, re-- ' lege alumni association, according turned to San Diego, Cal., after Promoted to Parley Kilburn, executive secre- a furlough at home. He apend-inSum Bailey, son of Mr. and arv will be stationed at Bainbridge, j jrs jijcrVil) p,aili y of Collinston. Maryland. j S H rn promoted to Camp Wolt. Thirrt " er.'. Texas. A former Utah D:aie ; En Route Home student.! Calvin Qtiayle. son of Mr. and college Agiieuliunl Lieutenant and Mrs. Earl Eng-- 1 where he was editor of Student Mrs. Joseph Qtiayle, Logan, reserved mrr.ed to Logan. Wednesday after land left T.illahasse. Florida, today Life. Lieutenant H.dtey third pi ce in the western t winning for Lo"an for a sliort visit. Mrs. bifme returning to the U. S. Hates meet of tin national foan- England is the former Luana Am- -: in Denver. Hc .speech league ussen. Lieutenant England Is in, Health Report end. The v.isk over the Colo., the nir corps. Thirteen new cases of measles. was Utah's official one of mumps and another -- f.onng orator meet. He In Salt Lake City undulant fever, were reported in representative to' the on the subject. "What Must fjKike end-iweek for Cache the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raleigh are county Contribute to World SeSalt Lake City today, where i toS May 4- while Logan city noted America Mrs. Raleigh underwent a major, 12 cases of chicken pox, and one curity. each of measles and German operation. Wins Scholarship measles. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie S. Campbell, Legion Meeting Utah North Ogden, outstanding Professor Ira N. Hayward of Suite Agricultural college home the Utah State Agricultural colhas been economics student. lege English department, will American home eco- warded the speak on compulsory military nomi.s association scholarship to training In postwar America at the Philadelphia. Pa.. Textile In- -, the monthly meeting of the Logan stitute for 1945-4college officials Post No. 7, American Legion, announced, Wednesday. Miss j at 7:30 p. m. in the Legions who will graduate fromj Campbell, canyon lodge. USAC in June with a B S degree in textiles, clothing and related Home on Leave arts, will study at the institute for . Wesley Nielsen, son of Mr. and one year following graduation. Mrs. Leo C. Nielsen, of Hyrum, is home on a short leave from naval Commissioned duties. He has been stationed in Theo Alfred Hymas, former stuthe south for a special schooling at Utah State Agricultural dent period and will report to the west college, was recently commissioned coast for a new assignment. a second lieutenant in the .Marine Corps, having graduated from Birth Announced officer training school at Quanti-cMr. and Mrs. A. L. Embry Va., the public relations office have received word of the birth at USAC learned Tuesday. He Is of a grandson, bom April 28 at now awaiting assignment to a Hatboro, Pa., to Lieutenant (j.g.) combat unit, or to an advanced Bertie L. and Ann Coulson Embschool for further training. Mrs. Embry is a former ry. nurse at the Cache Valley l 70 Arrests Made here. Logan city lawlessness during was confined mostly to trafApril ' y Gets Leave fic violators and tipplers as 70 son Woolas of Macey, Sergeant arrests were made during the Mr. and Mrs. Ainley Macey, is Mr. a son to of month, according to Capt. James Money, Logan; home on a furlough vis- and Mrs. Delon Rigby; a M. Smith. Two were arrested for daugter iting friends and relatives. He to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hubble, violation of the liquer act, 15 will return soon to Bushnell Gen- of a daughter to Mr. were arrested for drunkenness eral hospital, where he has been and Lewiston; Mrs. Norval Smith of Lewis- while 48 traffic offenders were a patient for several months. ton; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. tagged. Other arrests were mis-- j Leo Barfuss, of River Heights; a chievous conduct, 3; petty larLiberated son to Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Bills, ceny, 2; shooting within city limPrivate First Class Ray Baxter, of Logan; a son to Mr. and Mrs. its, 1; and failure to report an son of Mr. and Mrs. L'e Roy Bax- Barney C. Bybee, of Smithfield. accident, 1. ter, of Hyium, has been liberated after being held prisoner of the Group Elects to Try this Easy Germans for three days. He has New officers of Logans Beta been in the army 22 months. chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, CLEAN DENTAL PLATES national education society, are At last, a scientific way to clean dental plates and Leone Harris, member of the LoMarriage Licenses bridges REALLY clean. Marriage licenses have been is- gan junior high school faculty, Just pat tout plnte in a glass of water. Add a little sued at the Cache county clerks president; Louise Petersen, of quick acting Kleenite. With office to Howard L. Blood, 21 of Hyrum, first vice president; Lilmagic-lik- e speed, discolors- - j tion, stains and denture Logan and June Anderson, 20, of lian Brehm, member of the Utah odor vanish the original Corinne; to Heber Jacob Zollinger, State Agricultural college faculty, clean brightness returns Its easy. econ9i- Ask ical. your druggist for Kleenite today. 24, of Sublette, Idaho and Theora second vice president. Mary of Logan, is corresponding Mae Johnson, 19, of Beaver Dam, to Wendell M. Lloyd, 25, of secretary; Ruby Harris, of Mendel-koGet Kleenite to day at City Drug recording secretary; Wellsville, and Bonnie 18, of Logan. Wallace, of Logan, historian. Company and all good druggists. I ... No pull No-sa- g ! I colors. X J . . . For all of those young mens busy hours, for dress, work or just laxing around. Good solid Joins Alumni The county relations committee of the Logan chamber of ... n .a Chairman Sam to Christensen, son of Mr. S. J I tall,, Story Hour D. C. 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