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Show The Cache American Seml-W- - kly Published Tuesday and Fridjjs. by the C a. he American pany. at 62 West Center Street, leg.in, Utah Newspaper, William C. EngliAid. Managing Second-CI- at the I'ost Matter, November a. Office 2. 1931, 1897. Eisenhower lells Dramatic btory oiof Allied Victory for EuropeLiberationWJ ruLlHun; Com! rates: Outside County, one year $2Df Inside Cache County, (1 SO Advertising rate( made known upon application. Subscription Au-u.- 0. -t 1 .'! " - I David W. England Mechanical Department at Logan, Utah, under the Act of March 3. : 1 Editor Duiinrta Manager Entered ai Tue.vlay. The Caere American, Loaii, Caere Cunry, L'tan Fage Four GENERAL EISENHOWER'S VI I pouter a an.all minority called 1"1 When knaves betray each other, one can scarce be blamed or the other pitied. Benjamin Franklin. REPORT la oeodudtog (kla report it U with rsgist Ik at I am uuahls to record hsro lb detail ol my personal and official obligation n and gratitude to tbooo who oorvod to dovotodly at Supreme and at tbe otbei headquarter which cooperated o loyally and Hsetisly with us. Not can 1 make adequat recognition ol the collaboration el thoee many Individual to civil and military with whom my position to Grat Britain and th Uaitd Stat duties brought mo into contact end whoee etiorts aided to 1 of our common task. Tit majac degree the accomplishment tool tribute to the know that all these would kove mo pay memory el two very senior and gallant officer who started the Its conclusion. campaign with ns end wha loot their live belwe wsr Admiral Sif Bertram H. Bamsay ol the Royal Navy, The and Air Chi el Marshal Bn Trail ord Uigh Mallory aI th Beyal officers wore Air Fores. At th bsginning el lb operation th and my Air respectively my Naval Commander-ln-Chie- l Th former lost his lii to aa airplan accident near Versatile. Francs, whil sttii serving to th sam capacity. Th latter, relieved bom my command to take ovor the AUisd Air Forces to Southeast Asia, was lost to an airplan accident near Grenoble. Franco. The war service, the devotion to duty, and the sacrifice ol these two outstanding men typtiy th irreplaceable cost oi th campaign represented to th lives oi thousand ol officers and snlistsd men end members ol the women s services, ol the American. British, and French forces. .All el them died to the spirit ol that unity which joined th Allies to our common ideal. To them, and to those who boar the wounds ol battle, wo. their comrades in arms, render most grateful and humble tribute. Under th arrangement mad by th Combined Chiefs ol Stall lor the control ol tho field forces. General ol the Army Gtorge to m their C Marshall acted as their executive to transmitting Moreover, under tbs most distinguished orders and instructions. Secretary ol War. Henry L Stimson. General Marshall wos always my direct administrative superior to My capacity as a commander I To this great ol United States Army lorces. ew a particular debt lor his bisndly counsel and constant support. There was nothing throughout th war so morally sustainconcurred in th ing as th knowledge that General Marshall I was taking to put thsm means I was adopting and th plans into sfieeb Head-quarta- WHY NOT IMPROVE WILLOW PARK? There is pershaps no place in Cache Val- ley that is visited more often and by more people than Willow park. It has become very popular because of its location, its its shade; but comparing it with other places of amusement there has been little improvement made since it ha3 become so popular, especially in regards to its equipment. There is a softball diamond which gives amusement to hundreds, and then there are a few rope These make the rope up swings.. swings of amusement for the only equipment youngsters. We think it would add much to the play grounds, and also the cost would be small, to add a few' other childrens play equipment. What about a slippery slide, a sand Oh, pile, horizontal bars, wading pools. amuseof there are numerous other forms ment. It may not be entirely out of the Com- question to install a be d could munity owned, a run for a nickle a ride and if necessary could be operated but once or twice a week. merry-go-roun- d. merry-go-roun- A Plumbers Pet Peeves By Robert Tliis letter Is r medley of different subjects and the first is R big compliment to the county agent for untiring efforts to help the farmers destroy the pests that threaten the crops. The army worms are not accounted for; they just came by the trillions, and . ..... It behoves every 1 person to help V'- destroy them be- -, v fore they turn I Into moths, and 45 I lay eggs to bring . J more pests next r i year. You can get poison bait from county agent at the fair grounds and also It will pay you to see what the sugar factory has In the way of poison bait for bugs. Another compliment to the college men for their persistent efforts and success in getting shelter for soldier students, that has required countless Interviews with the people who control building material. The city officials have earned no compliments from this colcontend umn, and we do not that they cure a continental Many times have we talked about the lack of interest shown in the housing shortage, while s there is being built many and garages that are not needed at all. And those buildings have used up material that) should have been available for apartments. continue . to This column will remind you of the countless number of elderly people whose children that once used to play around the door have grown up and are scattered to the four winds and this leaves these parents with two or three empty rooms in their home, and they have tried in vain to get a few plumbing fixtures for these spare rooms to provide a home for a G.I- .George and his bride. This writer has asked the local ahylocks to sell a small amount of pipe to be used for such work and the answer is we need the pipe for our own work, and their own work consists of store buildings, of which there is a superfluous abundance in this town, and of course it is much more desirable work in a new building and more profitable than to be crawling in the cobwebs and dirt store-building- non-essent- ial g - You Women Who Suffer from HOI HUSHES CIIIILV FEE1II1CS If you like so many women between the ages of 88 and 52 suffer from hot flashes, weak, dizzy, nervous feelings, distress of Irregularities, are blue at times due to the functional middle ago period In a woman's life try taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-table Compound at once. It's the best known medicine you can buy that's made especially for icomen. Pinkhams Compound Is famous to relieve such distress. Taken regularly it helps build up resistance against such annoying symptoms. It also to a fine stomachic tonic. Thousands upon thousands of women rich and poor alike have reported benefits. Tima and again Lydia Pinkhams Compound has proved some womens happiest days often can be during their "40s. Follow label directions. Worth trying I I war a cerDuring the Spanish-America- n who scent had of ima keen tain gentleman pending conflict was quoted as the war horse who sniffed the battle from afar. He no doubt thirsted for printers gore, for this is how-i- t appeared in print: The ward boss that snatched the bottle from the bar. Hearings To Be Held For Prices Ministers of The Gospel (?) probata and Guardianship Noitoea, tti ConsnH County Clerk Respective Signers for Earth lnfennaitoa. Notice to Creditors In tho District Court of the First JadicUl District of the State of Utah. in and for the Connty ol Cache. the Matter of the Estate of Gnehm. also Caroline Bertha known as Bertha Caroline St&hel and Lina Gnehm, deceased. present claims Creditor will with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Harvey A. SJos-troArimo Block, Logan. Cache County. Utah, on or before the 21th day of November, 1946. Date of first publication: July IN m. 16, 1946 Administrator. HARVEY A. 9JOSTROM-At'ornefor Estate. Notice to Creditors In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State ef Utah, in and for the County of Cache. Modern Monopoly non-essent- ed In the Matter of the Estate of Alma L. Olsen, deceased. Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, to the undersigned executrix at her home in College precinct. Cache County, Utah, on or before the 3rd day of October, 1946. MARY ed trust-buster- HICKORY GROVE r-- - . S boss-sociali- rartT . Eczema itching, ho-hu- i DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 48 A. OLSEN, C. W. DUNN. Attorney for Executrix. Date of Frst Publication, July 30, 1946. Notice to Creditors n THE LOW DOWN L- - Executrix. ed C ALFRED GNEHM. soldier-statssma- always present in any old house. You can stand on the sidewalk and count 250 feet of e in one of these store WASHINGTON. The new price By Dr. Alfred P. Haake buildings, and this amount of board announced Weddecontrol Alfred P for By George Peck (Editor's Note: pipe would be sufficient nesday night it expects to begin of Park Ph. about 40 bath rooms in these D., on 12 Mayor Haake, August by hearings It it is true, it is repeatedly public Econhoves we are talking about. a noted is should Illinois, wheaSher Ridge, price afiljigs that America is turning 20 on restored Business be We have all been fed up on charged, ofter Consultant, omist, August her back on her Christian origin Veterans the pious phrases of meat, dairy products and grains. Lecturer and Author.) and heritage, a large share of the The question of wheather confor material. The building priority Monopoly is bad; it gives the should blame for such a backward step trols should be reestablished on city officials could and must be attributed to the spiritual cottenseed and sopbeans after monopolist power to control the refuse permits for August 20 also will be taken up lives of thousands of people who buildings while this alleged short- bankruptcy of all too many Ministers of the Gospel. at these hearings. are unable to protect themselves age of pipe exists. adis The Roy L. Thompson, chairman of against the monopolist. It means Still talking about pipe and adjective three-maboard, announced compelling the victims to give fittings used in plumbing, it cer- visedly because in a large number the In the.se a statement aft- more decisions of of and to the clergy, and to get Idss than they tainly pays shop around and particularly compare prices. A sample of the the Protestant sects, no longer er conferences with O P A Admin- would receive In a free market and Paul Porter istrator Secretary Minis-$1.5- 0 excessive price at some stores is I rightfully can be termed of Agriculture Chnon P. Ander- with fair bargaining. for a inch valve, while iters of the Gospel. They have son. The essence of monopoly is cona large store on north main street ce ased to take their inspiration trol of supply sufficient to give of sells o better valve for $1.02. agriculture, Representatives from the Bible and no longer do have fruit and they preach that Christianity is industry and consumer groups will control of prloes. Many people other foods in their gardens go- the one and only thing that can be notified immediately thereafter Half a century ago we nad monoas to the dates of the hearings ing to waste, and it requires but save mankind. in the hands of some busipolies and the ruls under which they little effort to give this food to so we passed antitrust ness men, will be held. or unconsciously, Consciously those who have no gardens. fair laws and trade practice laws they admit defeat; by example Thompson noted that under the those monopolies. with do to away autorevival OPA and by preachment they have act, ceilings According to Thurman Arnold, given up on Christianity and Its matically wil be reestablished on s, basic tenet that Christ Jesui meats, dairy products .grains, cot- most active of the en-- fro ni business of tonseed and as well as soybeans, writing came into the world to save sinners. And Christianity, in their hundreds of products made from terprises under Franklin Roosevelt, these items, unless the boar acts actual monopolies In the United estimation, having failed to redeem 20. States are comparatively rare. But now advocate that by August mankind, they he discovered and proved that the I am toying with the idea of a man can be made good by governnew contest who will get hurt ment decree; that we must change late decency and goodness into an laws which so efectively discourIt has been tried aged business monopoly could not most when socialism settles down our social and economic order; individual. on our land and who will maybe that the with unsignal reach organized labor. times; many President always only remedy for sin is benefit from same. success. One outstanding example Roosevelts to call in the police. Supremo Court held s As she looks comes to mind. The national that labor organizations were imAnd so instead of telling their me, says Henry, prohibition mune from the provisions of the By governexperimentof the Man of ment fiat we how can any- - congregations to legis- anti-tru- st laws. attempted and of the great hap- late b o d y benefit? Calvary into all Amerithe temperance Donald Richberg, early wh0 wants he piness that comes to him who can Today, people. Temperance through administrator in the NRA, and , says, to have no follows in His footsteps, they chance to quit champion of collective bargaining, His he if job jV frankly edmits that the available f : dont happen to labor supply in our major indus' .i like the boss tries is under the control of labor and go across unions They have monopoly the street to a powers; and like all monoplies new place. There they axe sure to abuse their wont be any other boss to go to, powers. he says, when the government is If you have any doubts about the Kg cheese and runnin all the jobs. Well, I says, how about that Just take a look at John L. themselves, the James Caesar Lewis, Petrilio, dont you figure they are beneand some lesser Phillip Murray on are Those boss jobs fiting? leaders. Never In the palmiest ur clergy will do well to get slouches, I says. of business controls, did any av days ( F P is back to preaching the Gospel, to People talking up social individual or concern, or group of so miserably m teaching Chnst- government ownership, they ' are teaching their flocks that the one power of a small group of wilful not doing so for just their health. -- y- j nest hope of earth is Christianity, No more so than the gent who So what God, according to their that permanent world peace will labor leaders who, today, can invites you to pick the shell the warped viewpoints, has been un-- 1 come only to a world freed from pea is under but which it isnt abl to do to emancipate man j selfishness and sin. Anybody in a business who has from his selfishness and sin they j And lest any reader gain the on felt the Ireath of socialism believe will be able impression I am too i the back of hiyneck, he don't m to do. government They now preach that in my criticism, let me state in -- Burning-Distress and figure that government is needed is to pass laws conclusion that I know full well ownership is the other guys baby. what Gets Quick Ease and Comfort That is the idea of the contest-sm- oke making it mandatory for an in- there are tens of thousands of dividual to be good, kind, tolerant, Protestant ministers and Catholic out the truth. Get a bottle of stainless powerful, considerate and sinless; then set priests who have not given up on penetrating- Moone's Emerald OiK Yours with the low down, The very first application should give JO SERRA. up a bureaucracy backed by a God, who still believe in the teach- - you comforting relief and a few short strong-arme- d convince you that you Gestapo to enforce (ngs of the Bible, who still preach treatments have at last found the way to overFrom Father to Son those laws; and in the twinkling and sincerely believe that Christ-o- f come the intense itching and disBe humble, prayerful and clean tress. Moones Emerald Oil Is easy an eye, sin will have been ianity is the one and only thing and simple to use greaseless stainin mind ttad body, m dear son, banished from this nation. less economical can redeem world. that the promotes healing and the Eternal Elohim will alAsk for Moones Emerald Oil. SatisWhat these preachers have yet God bless them for holding faction or money back good drugways extend to you the needed gists everywhere. fortitude and help. Milton Musser. to learn is that you cannot legis- - stedfast in their faith. soil-pip- Crookston house-keepin- APPLICATIONS FOR TRANSFER A deadline for the submission of appli- cations for transfer or naval reserve and temporary U.S.N. offllicers to the regular navy has ben set for September 15, 1916. Applications after this date will not be cepted. The navy department announced this order applies to officers on terminal leave as well as those still on active service. Exceptions to the above deadline date are officers who request transfer to the regular navy as law specialists, officers who will have completed less than one year's commissioned service on September 15, and officers who receive their first commission subsequent to September 1. Also officers who have applied for transfer as chief warrant or warrant officers from whom a deadline of July 20, 1916 was established. In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of Utah, In and for the County of Cache. In the Matter of the Estate of Dora Shaffer, deceased. Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, to the undersigned Administrator at his residence, In Millville, Cache County, Utah, on or before the 5th day of October, 1946. Date 30, of First Publication: 1946. July ELLIS SHAFFER, Administrator. C. W. Attorney - DUNN, for Administrator. I Notice to Creditors In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of 1 1 ah, in and for the County of Cache. In the Matter of the Estate of DAVID J. WEEK9. Deceased. Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, to the undersigned administrator at his residence at Smithfleld, Utah, on or before the 4th day of October, 1946. JOSEPH W. WEEKS, Administrator of the Estate of David J. Weeks, deceased. GEORGE C. HEINRICH, Attorney for Estate. Dates of Publication: July 3. and August 6, 13, 20, and 27, 194G. Notice to Creditors In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of Utah, in and for the County of Cache. " In the Matter of the Estate of L. WEEKS, Deceased. Creditors will present claims, with vouchers, to the undersigned administratrix at her residence at Smithfleld, Utah, on or before the 4th day of October, 1946. CORA W. ASTON, Administratrix of the Estate of Mary L, Weeks, deceased. GEORGE C. HEINRICH, Attorney for Estate. Dates of Publication: July 30, and August 6, 13, 20 and 27. 1946. MARY |
