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Show ft ft d lose Boys Need'f Volume XXVIII Smithfield, Utah, Friday, August 24, 1945 Schools Announce Cache-Loga- n Back to School In Clothes With Grade "A Looks! COLLEGE PLANS Teaching Staffs for Coming Year Number 21 'S Tl I FLYER RELEASED Assignments for members of the Faculty assignments to various school district were Logan schools, a list of supervisors, Lieutenant Chase J. Program Outlined by hsted today by Superintendent J. and plans for a teacners institute, President F. S. Harris Nielsen Feed from Japs were listed today by Dr. John C. W. Klrlc bride, following approval at as district CarlMe, Marhinery set up to aid veter- - j The war departthe regular meeting of the district officials superintendent, Washington completed fin.il plans for ens who to return to Utah j ment Wednesday announced the board Wednesday night. plan tlie opening of school September Slate names of the four fliers taken Agricultural college for resClasswork is scheduled to begin third. was outlined toof prisoner during Lieutenant-Gener- al September 3 in all elementary and j Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president umption Dr.study, S. Franklin James H. Doolittle's first raid Harris, secondary schools. Several changes ' ofthe Utah State Agricultural col day by on Tokyo and recently released college president. have been mode in the district legei and K. Romney, state from a Japanese prisoner of war Any person who has served with personnel, but a complete staff is department of education, will be camp. World War forces armed the during ready for opening day. principle speakers at the teac.-vrII will be permuted to enter the; They are: The teaching staffs for each unit institute to be held Saturday, and allowed to pursue for college First Lieutenant Chase J. with principals listed first, follows: September 1 In the Wiodmlf college credit courses for which he Nielsen, Mrs. Floyd Nielsen, IL s:hool auditorium. South Cache high school Is qualified, Dr. Harris said. Vetmother, Box 169, Hyrum Utah; R. Adams. Fred Sorenson, Raymond afternoon session will in- - erans may enroll at USAC either nie First Lieutenant George Barr, Canon, F. J. Carslon, V. R. Carver, j cjucje special meetings of the under the rehabilitation program is hospitalized, Mrs. William who S. A. Dunn. Walter Perkins, Owen faculties at each school building. or the G. I. bill of rights," deMaas, sister, 429 West Fifth street, H. Hall, H. E. Kellett, E. N. LarMiss Virginia Daniels was named pending under which program they 1 Pittsburg, Kansas; Sergeant Jacob sen, Onille S. Lee. E. S. Obray. for the Deshazcr, Mrs, Hulda Audrus, elementary are eligible to receive benefits. tHlDE P. Oldham, Clifford Poole, W. supervisorwith If. Baugh Jr., Frank mother, schools, Madras, Oregon, and the He reported that public H. Terry, Eliza J. Olsen, Margaret First Lieutenant Robert L. Hite, Mischa relations office on the campus has vocal music supervisor; school clothes. Limber up all your notions about sloppy, Tillotson, Lucille Daniels, Tilda Poznanski end Elden Robert P. Hite, father, of Earth, Torbensen, been made headquarters for general trim, young miss, who knows Poulsen and Merle Meacham. Today'a modern miss is a fashion-wisinstrumental music supervisor;; information for the veteran. Dr. football games and such, depend to a Texas. invitations for that dances, North Cache high school Charles Delbert W. The fliers were among those Emedley, art supervisor, Arden FYandscn has been named great extent on the impression she makes on her way to school, in' I. Stoddard, Amos W. Bair, C. A. and Jesse L. who course hours. Of her of and all the rest coordinaparticipated In the April 18, waking school, after, during Thompson, rehabilitation the coordinator for Hurren, C. B. Johnson, Raymond tor. very few families can afford to hand out a blank check for school 1942, B 25 attack on Tokyo and and Professor Evan B. Murray, cowardrobes and so the smart girls all over the country are making other enemy cities led by then Morrison, E. B. Oleson, W. W. varto the Faculty assignments G. 346, for ordinator law, own! Theyre choosing patterns that are simple to sew, simple Lieutenant Colonel James H. Doopublic their PulsiMaon W. Perkins, 'Pulley, J. ious schools, with principals listed I. Bill of Rights." to follow and ones that are designed to fit our free and easy Amerilittle. Eight were captured by the pher, L. Calder Smith, C. B. Stod- first, folow: can way of life. These clothes, all designed by Simplicity, are boon The coordinators will aid veterafter they crash-lande- d dard, E. M. Van Orden, Heber Japanese and what's for more, Logan Senlon high George S. ans In occasion, every theyra perfect companions enrolling for training under Whiting, Jay Whitman, Floyd S. Bates, Vilate J. Case, Joseph C. for they'll look as wonderful in town, eans a coat, as they in China, and Tokyo radio suband will wil all through the cold weather, snuggling prettily under your win- -, sequently said some of them were White, Eva Buetler, EmmS, Fisher, Adams, P. IL Barkdull, H. C. the government programs ter bunny. executed. Grace Postma, Phylis Hall and Bateman, Flank H. Baugh Jr., help them with any problems. will Six other fliers who took part Gwendella Thomley. Effie Brown, Glenn Bunten, R. Upon registration the veteran with courses in of the raid are officially listed In out work study Lewiston Junior high Sylmar G. Bums Crookston, Oreta Hall, Ruby j the war department of the school in which dean as missing in the Leo R. D. H. Garn Rallison, Haris, Harry Jessop, Kemp, Helen action work. The and take to he major plans presumed prisoners of Stevens, Don C. Van Dyke, Gladys Lundstrom, Inez Maughan, C. D. war. dean will act as guideance counselMo Elva Sadie Hattie Thora Sorenson, Bride, Morrell, Hyer, The modest little home of Mr. or to the veteran. Wheeler, Joseph Day and Wilma Oldroyd, Bessie T. Pack, P. A. C. Announcement is made that the and Mrs. Floyd Nielsen, of Hyto USAC enter Veterans M. Harold Jenne. planning Peterson. Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Facer an- - Relief Societies of the seven wards rum, was the happiest spot in Delbert S. Poznanski, Smithfield Junior high Glen R. Mischa the arrival of a son, born of Smithfield stake, will hold a Utah Wednesday night. ,nounce VE1700 with the file form directly Winn, F. L. Allen, M. R. Cooley, Smedley, Marcus Sorenson, Pearl The reason: Mr. and Mrs. Niel- recently at the Budge hospital, bazaar in the Smithfield stake reHomer Daines, Amos Griffin, Leo Spencer, Aldyth Thain, Elden Tor-- college, which In turn will handle hall Wednesday, August sen received an official war de-2- 9, creation adminisveterans cases with the Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cantwell, of Johnson. Ralph C. Jones, W. R. j bensen, Harry Thomas, Jesse L. beginning at 2:30 p. m. Funds partment telegram at 5:30 p. m. or they may first apply Ogden were visiting with relatives obtained are to be used to finance revealing that Monsen, Joseph Timmins, Edith Thompson and Glen Worthington. tration, their son. First Alvin W. for this educational aid at the and friends Thursday. Logan junior high Nyman, May Poulsen and Blanche Lieutenant a stake welfare project. Chase J. Nielsen, 28, veterans nearest administration BerAfton Marie H. Ryan, Hess, Stein wand. On sale will be quilts, childrens was one of the four Doolittle raid Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brench-le- y M. V. Ooomhs, IRjudgar H. office, Dr. Harris said. The same WelLsville Junior high Ralph rey, and family, of Green River, clothing, layettes, tea towels, pil- fliers who have been released A. Dial, Jessie G. is true for veterans under the Willis Daines, Aaron Olsen, Louis Brenchely, were guests of Mr. and low cases, dresser sets, many ar- from a Japanese prison camp at Erickson, James E. Evans, A. H. G. I. bill of rights. except for Wyo., ticles which may be used for Ieiping. Merrill Gunnell, Leone H. classwork, whiqh are paid for by Mrs. Edgar Hansen and family Mrs. Nielsen was almost cerChristmas dine Richards and Imogene Allen. Gibbons, including presents, evening, Monday Harris, Elred S. Larson, Nedra A. the government, may be obtained tain when numerous first Tuesday, and word of plants, toys, potted Lincoln school, Hyrum W. S. Mazuren Aima Ue Mc Cowin, at the college book store, he ex On- - miscellaneous items. Ice cream and the rescue was revealed, that her and Clarence Boyd Onley R. F. Inland Bailey, .Pulsipher, Antone Moody, Delbert Napper, plained. son was among the group. She he punch will be sold. wetre Shumway, Bessie Brown, Lila Elia- - I Mischa Poznanski, Phoebe L. Rees, ,of fanu Francisc The county agricultural agent in staved home from work at the Mr. of vam. a 8 at grandparents, the TtTheir In p. son, Irma C. Nichols, Joyce Lower, E N evening Utah army service forces depot, Reese, Esther W. Rust, Elden each Utah county Is prepared to and Mrs. Hyrum Onley for two Hilda Olsen, Lois Patterson, Othe-liriety program will be presented Torbensen, W. W. Welch, Veneta advise the returning serviceman weeks. in order to be near the Ogden, free to all. It is also announced Wright and Mildred Gun- Nielsen, Howard Stone and C. L. on where and how additional agtelephone. on a beautiful that a chance nell. ricultural training may be secured Whatcott. It started to ring about noon, Miss Pauline Hansen, and Miss quilt will be given with each $1.00 she said. Millville Sylvester Anderson, Adams school Sherman Hansen, under the government education Theo Hansen, First, representatives of daughters of Mr. purchase, and the winning ticket several services called, from Denprograms. (Continued on Page Flight) (Continued on Page Five) and Mrs. Edgar Hansen, are spend-in9 p. m. during at will be drawn Dr. Hanrs pointed out that ten days as guests of their the evening program. Holder of ver, Colo., Los Angeles, Cal., and courses in 62 depjnments of seven aunt and uncle, and family, Mr. the winning ticket must be pres- Salt Lake City, giving us word that Chase had been freed. The schools are prepared to train the and Mrs. Newell Brenchley of ent. official word was late coming, and veteran for many types of employ- Green River, Wyoming. I didnt know what to ment. Terminal courses in many think, I felt that the war department fields will alio prove valuable to Mr. and Mrs. Junior Plowman would be the first to who announce the arrival of a son, the returning serviceman notify us. Sirs. Nielsen, who has been em. desires to train only for a specific born Friday, August 17, at the (Continued on Page Five) work and not receive a BS degree. Budge hospital. Utah farmers ere eligible to and receive a Commodity Credit CorVisiting with her sister family, Mrs. Robert Griffith, was poration loan on their late crop Mrs. Leah Wright of Salt Lake potatoes under the governments City. World of 1945 price suport program, Joseph woman or man service Every honorably discharged of chairman of the state two acts under Skeen, expense school at Ivan was Nilson to government a business Dr. Ray B. West, Jr., associate vis. War II can go John S. Welch, county superannounced Thursare met. committee, visor for the Farm Security Ad- itor in Pocatello, Monday. professor of English at Utah State Congress (see chart below) if the requirements day. Agricultural ministration, said today that all college Jias begun Additional information can be obtained from the Disabled American Mr. Mrs. Loans will be available beginning work on biographical sketches of and Hansen veterans Edgar War World II qualified D.A.V. national write or area in officer your Veterans national service Hansens September 5 and all papers must 11 famous American writers to be who are" unable to obtain adequate were guests of Mrs. and brother Mr. Mrs. be completed by December 31. Ap- published in a and headquarters, Cincinnati 6, Ohio. family, or credit to buy operate family edition William Painter, at Ogden, Wed- plications will be received at of the Americanforthcoming Encyclo-nedi- a, type farms may look to his agency Peoples nesday evening. county ACA offices. for assistance. according to Dr. Franklin S. 16 As in past years, the loan proLAW 'Tarris, college president. NO. PUBLIC 346 NO. Welch said that FSA will loan PUBLIC LAW Mrs. Alice Mack, of Riverside, Dr. West accepted the invitation veterans who are qualified farmers Calif., who has been the guest of gram will be the principal means (Disabled Veterans Bill) (G I Bill of Rights) to for of write the biographies from Wallate potatoes. support price family-the full purchase puce of a her sister, Mrs. Nell Hines, has Loans at 3 per cent will be avail- ter Dill Scott, president emeritus TO BE ELIGIBLE: size farm not exceeding $12,000 returned to her home. TO BE ELIGIBLE: able on late potatoes that can be of Northwestern 1. Disability must have been incurred in value and that operating loans University and 1. A veteran must have served in well. The government will editor of the' encyclopedia stored or aggravated by active service on 500 ere also active military or naval service on available. $2, to' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fulkerson up or alter Sept. 16, 1940, and prior which Biographical sketches or after Sept. 16, 1940, and prior of Carl There is one Important pro- and daughter Caol, of FYovo, purchase outright, potatoes to end of war. cannot be practicahly stored. to the end of World War II. Sinclair Lewis, Ernest Sandburg, vision," Welch said. FSA makes were guests of Mrs. Hill s parents, 2. Discharge must be other than dis2. The veterans discharge must be Loans are payable on demand Hemmingway, Thomas Wolfe, Willoans only to those who cannot Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill and other honorable. liam Faulkner, Ring other than dishonorable. not later than next April 1. 3. Length of service and age at inweek-enobtain adequate credit at reason- relatives for the Lardner, F. is Scott service active eligiinto 90 do enter not duction 3. At least Fltsgerald, Dorothy Canfield, days able rates and terms from other January 1, 1946, potatoes of one for Alfred Wickham spent a few may be delivered in lieu of cash Thornton Wilder, Archibald Mac-leis- h, year schooling. bility. required sources. This rule applies to all 4. A disabled veteran is eligible for and H. L. Menchen, written days visiting with relatives" in payments, in accordance with CCC 4. Veterans under 25 years of age at we to loans make whether the if training under Public Law i6 Dr. induction are entitled to instrucby Idaho. West will appear in the Franklin, the veterans or to other farmers. delivery schedule, prescribed his disability is a vocational handtion (not less than one year, not encyclopedia. condition must and the and the it is, That manner, disability icap. commensurate Welch said FSA is perfecting a more than four) Visiting with her cousin and Dr. West, who received his "materially interfere with securing appropriate grades of each lot are PhD with length of service. Over 25 which a four-staunder system Edward Watson, of Salt offered. family, from the University of Iowa comand employment pursuing must interrupof prove age In years family-typ- e availof. is farms Mrs. Helen P. listing Toolson. Lake, for he is which with that June, will begin teaching duties at parable tion or interference for one year basic loan hunUtah veterans prices able for per at purchase by qualified by education, training of schooling. Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper, dred pounds for U. S. No. 1. grade USAC when the fall quarter begins and experience. reasonable prices will be circulated 24. He was of graduated from Ogden, were visiting with rel- potatoes packed in new or thor Sept. to all local FSA offices as an aid WHAT YOU GET: the college In 1933 and obtained WHAT YOU GET: atives and Saturday Sunday. loaded renovated and exoughly sacks, to veterans are who school unable to and necessary an MS degree at the Tuition A single veteran receives $92 a on board a through carrier In car University locate good purchase opportunities. Mrs. John Nilson pense (up to $500) for an ordinary of Utah In 1935. and grand- , . month plus tuition and necessary , ts subsistence school year. In addition some is reto easier In it Married veterans places school expense. Prior to accepting a daughter, Linda Jackson, spent a No-rit- v position at , payment of $50 a month is made to find reasonably-price- d ceive $103.50 a month plus $5.75 for farms than few days visiting in Salt Lake temr- - $1;75- - October. CiSAC, Dr. West veterans without dependents, $75 a wps associate and each dependent, plus $1 1.50 monthly vember, $1.90; $2. December, in Welch Che v others, recent) explained. at Iowa State month to veterans with dependents. for each dependent parent. TransDifferentials and other details profesor veteran does not usually know where he w'as a memberUniversity Mrs. Alice Stephen, of Montis also and travel expense of the' portation concerning these prices may be obWHERE YOU GO: where to look. To help him, all of pelier Idaho, was guest of her tained at the county AAA offices. staff of The' Writers Workshop, provided. our offices in California, Arizona, sister-in-laThe veteran may choose any recogHe has also been on Mrs. Mable Athay WHERE YOU GO: teaching A Utah potato committee has staffs at nized educational or training instiNevada and Utah are accumulat- Payson and Murray hijrh visiting with his grandmotheri designated county committees to tution which, will accept him. Any public or private educational ing a listing of good farms which Mrs Jane N schools; Branch Agricultural coldwell, is Vernon encourage institution pending approval of the are priced fairly. On tne basis of Tidwell orderly marketing of lege, Weber college and FUTURE BONUS: of Van N Jr California Veterans Administration. Montana this listing we hop? to be able to for two weeks. potatoes through normal channels, state university. This law, as it stands today, prosteer the veteran to some good opFUTURE BONUS: From Logan came Mrs. Jennie assisting in diverting programs to Already well known in the vides that money spent on a vetal portunities. eran's education will be deducted to visit her mother, help develop additional outlets for There will be no deduction from world. Dr. West has Roskelley written he bonus federal get. may surplus potatoes; recommend a fair severa! short from any future federal bonus for training unWelch said that the TSA loans i Mrs. Jane N. Tidwell. stories, poems and schedule of marketing der Public Law 16. will be made only to veterans who changes, literary criticisms. He is A dinner was party LIMIT: given TIME founder inform the potato industry of the and editor of the are qualified as farmers by trainafternoon by Mrs. L. W. TIME LIMIT: Rocky Mountain 1. Schooling must start not later adesupport for program; arrange Review, editor of ing and experience and that a McCann at her homeT Dinner was 1. Maximum training is four years. than two years after discharge or Rocky Mountain local community will pass On all served to Mrs. Henry O. Hansen, quate inspection service. Stones, a collection of short stortes 2. There is no deadline on starting the end of the war, whichever is Mrs. L. W. Toolson, Mrs. Parley time. later. Growers, growers applications end on the suitability associations, 3. Benefits under Public Law 16 of farms to be purchased. He said Bingham, Mrs. Oliver Nilson, Mrs. and dealers certified by county Read7ra 2. Educational benefits of the GI ethology of terminate six years after the end the farm purchase loans are re- Harper W. Noble, Mrs. Albert Mc- AAA committees as having agreed com temporary Bill terminate seven years after of the war. Cann to and the war. Mrs. 40 Eldon the over at throe Lamb. E. The pay payable years r price support equivalent per p. afternoon was spent in visiting. to growers, are eligible for loans. m the spring 0f cent Interest. 1945. Ctache county I ; J I e, two-timer- s, Relief Societies Slate Bazaar F. j j - j a g THE ? VETERAN'S Spud Loans Are FRIEND GOING BACK TO SCHOOL? Available Again FSA Farm Loans West to Write II Biographies For Veterans po-tat- oe ng d. te edi-ton- Wed-nesda- y V" afC , |