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Show I'll' The Cache American, United States Marines Form UNO Guard 1 r -- r f i i J I i 4 um -- i t I ! Fat Stock Show clean-u- A a; U.ah State Agriculiur p 1 day college, elulw andjl. scheduled for May I, it NKmhers of the the FKA will have an opj ortunity announced by John rt h. to expand their panicipauon in chairman Both atuihnt taxly and INDUS'! Kl L EXPANSION the intermountain Junior Fat participate in lmIOREsEEN Stock t how to be held in Nortlij Jobs. rcnovtUoii incut and ii t Tt)e establishment saon Salt Luke, June 3. 4 and 8. ae- - Mf MurUl b jlfad of the Aggie cTment made of an Industrial rubber man- cording to an VftmnV orj,anUttUoni and the 1ufacturing plant employing more this week ty Raymond C. t.runs mi.j take an ectlve part than 300 worker la indicative of son, presidt nt of the annual show. e uy Prgram. the future industrial expansion To encourage multiple prodje-- 1 n comMain projects under considera-mitto- e wn for Utah by the department tion project. the executive of publicity and industrial develha set up Group of t.on for tiie day are the construe opment. The aar focused the eyes Five" division in beef cattle, and tion of a sidewalk from the north on Utah will provide special awards ,or entrance of the main building o of big Industrialist to be congratulated and Neplil the new dnWon. the Smart gymnasium, and the on securing such a plant. ArranUnder the regulations five ni- l,e Pjlruln disecure to made been have in entered the mals may be gement a site north of the city vision as a single group. Hie ani-- J unl011 building.) k for the factory by representative mala will be judged on a group ' of the Theoinoid of average basis. At the conclu.on company Trenton. New Jersey, manufacturof the show they will be placed 4-- H M-- la-gu- ; j Ne-pl- j.y ..... 1- i 1 a I T Of Irjl !f! 1 j t 1 wU. t New Classification 'Annual A Day Set Up in Junior Scheduled May dav. annual UTAH j Tuesday, April 23. 1010 Cache County, C'.an Sootliqlmng I 4r Loan, EH IH i A h ik .jHV 1I I -- ' re : I ers of automobile brake, linings, (rill or AcclirPn SJTK?'b.,.nS'..r!Adequate Housing BUSINESS SPIRT SEEN , animals as a unit. with government agencies ex- IN SALE LAKE -ii The new dlvl-don- . i 1 v according to j lJu.lr a.LUnce. Utah All records for the starling of Mr, WILon. will lve the youthful pi V Agreulturai eodege expec-- 5 new business vrntureg in Salt growers an opportunity to enter to ample housiig next autumn Lake City have been topped durA' so that an enrollment of 3500 i ing the la-- t three mont!i3, Salt U! Lake county clerks office reports ? students miy be expected in the r indicate. A study of the new filfall quarter, according to Dean W, ings of articles of incorporation L. Wanlasi, acting president. He and affidavits for conducting said that a total of 309 units of (U. S. M.rin. Carp. Pboo) business indicate that a high housing have now prefabricated new business Loted to the college by the been Tk UNO Guard, composed of Tnlled State Marines, all combat veterans, spell out UNO with Hunter Col-th- e percentage represent t A wide variety of federal nublis housing authority. I'M) ileadquartcra, in background. The guard, resplendent In blues, is composed of IS enlisted Ma-an- d organizations. lousinesses are represented in the four officer representing all aU Marine divisions formed during the war. Offlcul notification that 175 filings and many are war veterans opening small businesses. family unit for veteran use have Affidavits for conducting busibeen. added to the 134 previously nesses the first three months of a loud unit arrived Saturday this year totaled 192, as against from William II. Smith, housing 320 for the entire year of 1945. minagement adviser, FPIIA, Salt S300 MILLION RECLAMATION Lake City. Utah projest Seen Between 2000 and 3000 students, Secretary of the Interior, J. A. President George II. Lowe, of who attempted to enter U S A C has informed the Utah conthe Utah Safety council ha just Krug, this year have been forced to go gressional delegation in Washingj announced that: elsewhere because they could not ton that his department Is favorBy ELEANOR MITCHEl ! find hoUiing accommodation, Dean "The Home division of ' the able to construction of the Central New York . . . One evening last ts Utah Irrigation and power project. Wanlass declared. Because i Utah vuli council Safety V. 1 now Benjamin Cohen,r! top i ate week went to a radio broadcast His department, he e are the declared, for cam 1st and a other r and solving pvets bright fixtures, May j at Station WMCA on Broadway in several minor month of may, stands ready to colaborato accident have housing problem this spring end It was something of a struggle to Mr. Stettinius, and Benjamin A. j Pa,8n foras tbe its slogan the legend; preparing a congressional bill au- been attributed to the bad j summer, the sole obstacle to a adopting theaeach other Chile Cohen the knew of push rny way through A HOME THATS SAFE. thorizing the Utah project. Secre- water." A girl suf- - record enrollment seems about to tre and night club crowds to the m Washington when neither had HAVE "The purpose of the campaign tary Krug and Ids associates will fered a severe !eg laceration when be removed and studio. The population In these a middle mitiaL Because their college officials will run through May is skat Utah In May to familiarize she fell while carrying a bottle which deof no letters intention shows calls, personal telephone an enroUmcnt to parts im.A1 cxpect themselves with the importance of of water from a well near her and business appointments were to eliminate accident hazards or creasing. the Institution has ever than to larger Utah Irrigation home. and its what to those hazards guard against The broadcast was the opening hopelessly intermingled, they One ambitious victory gardener seen. be eliminated future development means to the cannot of a series of news and views pro- made a deal and thereby . were which economy of the State. declared the silty water was a . The A" the born and the V. economically. Nations United on the grams One out of every 13 pe;ons sufboon to his opetations. "Home safety means better home MUSICAL FESTIVAL AH you Clark M Eichelberger is the com translators at the Security Counhave to do Is water the lawn fered a disability Injury in 1945, mentator. Ills home town is Free- cil sessions are remarkable. With living. Better living follows m a AT PRICE ears and home where the house and its and it fills up all the holes the National Safety Council report, Illinois, and since he wan- scant notes but keen At least fifteen bands will comverbatim w equipment and furnishings are de- the necessity of haul- - ports. dered from there into the field of mmd. they eliminating pete at the intermountain music international relations he has be- French and English what each signed and constructed to elim- festival usual spring load of top- j scheduled for Price, May come known on both sides of the delegate says. George J. Mathieu. inate hazards at the source, or he said. Others complain and 4th. The festivities in- ! soil, Atlantic as the No. 1 fan of the chief of the translators, has had to guard against those hazards 3rd to dust themselves off" "have they United Nations. He spends his 30 years experience. . . . Theres which cannot be eliminated. Bet- clude a mammoth parade, fire- ' after taking a hath. crescenta concert massed works, and band the around an of his informality day3 and a good part An experimental minded Utah home a dance for all Council table when a ter living follows m a participants of State AgricuLural nights as Director of the Ameri- -shaped where the are in it college student people the festival. can Association for the United delegate requests recognition by aware of to figure problems in began physical hazards and of Nations Now hes sandwiching m the Chairman. He simply nudges the erosion control after he filled a so on special precautions needed to UTAH PIONEER the weekly radio broadcast over the man next to him and SONS INCREASE tub full of water and measured the Dr. safeguard and the very reaches Quo. young until the nudge the citys leading independent The Sons of Utah Pioneers have the silt. station." the announcer says. Mr. . . . a have seen shiny bald heads aged and infirm not alone in the However, the situation is provbut never one that home but also on the highway. set a 10,000 membership aim for Eichclbcrgers Association carries in my life, much like a polished Better living follows in a home July 24, 1947. Every descendant ing a boon to enterprising young on information programs about glistens so dome as that of Dr Pedro Leao where safe practices In ordinary of a Utah pioneer must join the business men in neighboring areas. UNO. household Vclloso, Brazilian delegate. . . . routine jobs are a organization If the quota is to be One young man In River Heights Ills guest speaker that evening UNO Is bottling water and selling It must think well of the matter of habit and correct at- reached. was Benjamin A. Cohen of Chile. Any male over 18, whose for the titude. Better living follows in a Association the jug for a small fee, while by came to As UNOs Assistant Secretary American before Utah progenitors They ordered 500 home that is free from distrac- May 10, 1869, the year the rail- another has a contract to supply General for Information, he is the United ofNations. the Associations handy tions, tensions, man who pushes the buttons for copies a road reached Utah, or any person clear water to a restaurant. hurry, fears vest-size- d blue bound Charter. home that is well and organiand planned whose parents or grandparents press, radio, movies on the stagger . . Stenographers zations like Mr. Eichelbergers. smoothly operated. were born here before that date French andor taking system, Mr. Cohen is a live wire who has "The slogan adopted for our Is eligible for membership. Dur-- , notes, leave immediately himself worked in all these fields English is more ing the war, the membership campaign Council in the each after speech than a pious wish. HAVE A stood at 5,000 and plus the diplomatic corps. He transcribe. In this way docuplans now call talks incessantly and you listen to in a minimum of HOME THAT'S SAFE Is a direct for the organization are of another ments ready good-lookicontinuously. (Hes not Hamburger stands, shoe- - invitation to the home owner 5,000 members. Lawrence T. Epbut doesnt lack that fa- time on and householder, whether he person, was founder of the Sons repair shops and drugstores You know, this idea of experimous charm.) or of Utah Pioneers. the shoddy street near Hunter lives in a two-rooapartment ence being the best teacher, it is imMr Cohen pointed out the forth blossomed a twenty-roohave an is It mansion. College sure fire also It is costly. From portance of the present Security with blue and gold Welcome Invitation to do his part by corthe cradle to the mortician we N. Christensen Named Council meeting, but Indicated United Nations" signs and patrihazardous conditious and gotta be shown before we believe. that the Economic and Social otic bunting. . . . Each spring, for recting by following safe practices." County Republican Head Like with your 2 year old offCouncil was likely destined to 19 years, the American AssociaOIAMOMO CNGACfMlNT 1 N O (Continued from page One) affect all of us more intimately shoot, you tell him to keep his tion for the United Nations has red-hMusic of Events with its work for human rights, sponsored student conferences on Region the stove, and fingers Theurer, Ray Theurer, Providence; he will not rest until he gets singrtrusteeship for dependent peoples. one world. Last week at Lafayette Open Here Thursday RichL. A. Irwin Harris, Merrill, ? international ed and then comes belowing trade, higher living College in Easton. Pennsylvania. mond; Heber Whiting, George D. to his mama. f standards, and cultural and edu- - 35 (Continued from page One) and universities held colleges Nelson, George Mather, Mrs. Hecational cooperation. The Eco- - a And the latest is in Great Britmock meeting of UNO, Mandalay, combined hoys chor- ber Whiting, Smith field; D. C. ain where the younger sprouts nomic and Social Council meets with each school acting as a dif- May 25th in New York. ferent country. Interest among uses directed by Apollo Hansen, Brown, Trenton; William P. Lea-tha- in their first chance to vote, they Parley G. Hall, Charles ups and swings the country over Sitting there in the station the college boys and girls ran so Box Elder high school; Grant E. owners magnificent, modernistic, high this year that at their dance Jorgensen, Bear River high school Leatham, Geddes G. Maughan, of to Socialism. The Labor (Party, cn Friday evening they were and Grand . green and white and blue office Anderson, North Wellsville. they jolly well call it Over there. about the size of a town hall it heard discussing trusteeship and Cache high school, respectively. Officers of the group also will And now 6 months later, Britishers was hard to believe that every- - atomic energy instead of intimate March of the Miestersingers be delegates to the conveitnon. are clogging the emigration offices combined' orchestras, directed by was elected in London, wanting to leave the Vincent Carlson thing isnt right with the world. personal tid-bit- s. Ross Beckstead, Bear River high chairman of the Logan city group Promised Land, but ships are school and FTantation Overture", and Mrs. Tress-- ' e Dunn was electscarce and they are in for a 12 to directed by Mr. Hansen. ed as vice chairwoman, a ,18 menths wait for the next boat. in The combined girl choruses will meeting after the convention. New Zealand, South Africa, and . Your Song of Paradise", sing, Australia ere swamped with appliW. E. Reid, of Weber high cations from the now-wiBritons school, TRAFFIC ACCIDENT director: One World, W. H. wanting to get away from Utopia FACTS Terry, South Cache high school and to settle in far away lands. God of All And here in our own U. S. A. director; Of 4,071 collisions the between Nature, Mr. Baugh, director. tn white os well os noturol go14 motor vehicles that occurred in Land of the Free as we sometimes Fnces Include federal tax Combined orchestras will preUtah during 1945, 2,075 of them s ill call it sorta humorous-likwe sent, are around Farandole", J. f. AnderHickory, dying or 51 per cent occurred at road- here son, Weber high school,' director, way intersections, a finger on the same kind in 11 to put resulting stove. and Blue Danube", Mr. Beckstead fatal injuries. of red-hAuthorized Keep-sak- e director. Yours with the low down, The other 1,996 were collisions Combined choruses, Flow Gent- between motor vehicle at non-iJO SERRA Jewelers, we Mr. Terry dily Sweet Afton tersections, resulting in 22 fatal are expert and trustrector; Pilgrims Chorus, Mr injuries, 12 of which were head- - FARM CREDIT AGENCIES the Last v'eek Reid, director; th; Largo, Mr. Han- on collisions; 4 were sideswipe worthy counsellors in sen, director; The Home Road", collisions; Cooley bill, also known as H. R. 4 rear-en- d collisions, the selection of joui Mr. Anderson, director. and 2 collisions between improp- 5991, which has as its purpose Combined choral numbers will erly the simplification and the concars. parked Ting. include of the government's solidation The Young Prince and The high percentage of colliYoung Pnncess" directed by Mr sions by two motor vehicles at program of rehabilitation loans to Guorc i.cd by North Anderson, Good Hos Cache; and intersections would indicate the lower incomeactfarmers. In other would this all .... words, place Shepherds Dance, Mr. Reid, di- need for more ngid control at the farm loaning agencies of rector, and the concluding ntimber such places. by combined choius and orchestra government under one agency and thus do away with the duplication A diamond Endures . . . America the Beautiful", will be performance. directed by Mr. Baugh. , Five marches will be directed of many small agencies that have Sunday will feature band com- by various band leaders in the the same general purpose to assist See NEEDHAMS for Yours! petition. Concert bands will take area to wind up the festival. the small farmer. the stage in the gymnasium Saturday from 9 a. m. to noon with Dr. N. W. Christiansen, head of Offictal U S. Army Photograph the Utah State Agricultural college music department, critic and is forecast attacks bombing Mrs. L. R. Humphreys, chairman Greatly increased accuracy in future of work. bombs at guided photo , 'in this lemai kabie, South Cache, 'North Cache Jap-held on a bridge late in Logan, Taken from 10,000 ft. during a test raidcalled Bear River, Box Elder and Weber I Azon, bursting squarely bombs, 3-the war it shows three guided bombs will compete in the order named 8 simultaneously released explode To left, standard on tare-e-t i The j O will of to failure parade 2 craters of begin at scores previous testify p. UKiAN, UTAH. US NORTH MAIN IT, bridge; and m. at Second the Air Oil ! Standard for research North Maui Gulf and bomb attacks. Developed by 1 through radios in streets, with Captain John A Azon bombs are steered by the bombardier Forces, m final stages of the war, O.Neal, commandant of the ROTC i ;heir tails right onto the target. Introduced AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE DEALER advance bombs have since been improved. The Razon bomb, an to U.S. unit at Logan senior high school till further precision inspector. will adding been developed, They has march four overAzon, blocks and gather on the taberi airpower. nacle square for the massed band ? r ! S!f u M 'Safety Council Inaugurates Home Campaign 1 for i pros-jacke- J Safe-Hom- nme-ycar-o- ld J Of Course Im Proud! Safe-Hom- THE LOW DOWN es HICKORY GROVE ng Latin-Amerie- ' Its a an m m Needham ot ay m. Revolutionize Futures Air Attack se e, ot AS n- i ?e;-- 4 WANTED jest-ieleas- ! i 50 DRAFT filARES Before May 1st. years, 1100 to 1400 pounds Phone or see HOWARD SHULDBERG Lewiston i |