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Show Nine More Men Enlist in Dr. David R. Stone Assisting At Regular Army Cache Valley well represented in the Regular Army during tti mouth of July. With nine more enlisting. Three men from Lrwiaton took Ue oath last month. Clarence B. Brown, ton of Mr. and Mr. Clarence B. Sherwin Brown; D. D. of Mr. Buturt, ttn Duttvt, I taking up where hi brother left off. One of hi brother served in the Fac-.fl- c and the other In North Africa and Italy. Jed, N. Lewis, on of Dow Lewis al0i 0fJrwlston enw,e hut month. Three m from SmithfielA, Utah, heeded the call "Make It A Lamar J. M.tnk. 19;. Clifford Smith, 17; Lynn Melvin, These men from Lewis-- 1 Htllyard - j USAC Agisting in veteran vocational er advisement and the new orient-'0- 0 tion program at Utah State Agri-cultural college Una (.11 is Ur Fifteenth a ho DavU? completed hi Fh D- requirement lhe unlveraity of Chicago. Hell ,t ' I a uniting Dr. Arden Frandsen, L head of phychology department,! 1 i , JETSSa'Sl general and aoclal psychology this fall, Dr Stone wai jn Tctoni but received hla elementary duration In four state. Idaho, Oi?gon, Montana, and Utah. He obtained hla MS. degree at the " University of Utah on a basis, and was then awarded a cholorship to the University 0f Chicago. Durln the war yfars of 1943-4- 4 ,,r- - Stone worked for the War commission in Salt Lake City. Part of his work there Included recruiting workers or atomic bomb projects and making efficiency studies of war plant. Then he returned to Chicago, and obtained hts Ph.D. this year, mission Dr. Stone filled a for the L D S. church In Canada, 1939-4Hi wife, former Bcverlee Brown of Salt Lake, earned a Ph B. degree at U. of Chicago In 1943. father Is bishop of the Wilson jor ward in Salt Lake. They have one son, 1 Vx years old. Rfl A 1 LJ 1 Year No, 82 Ixnan, Utah, Friday, August County Welfare I West Center 62 Telephone 700 16, 1916 First Rodeo Performance Expenditures Increase in July F FPT LLLU FOR HOME PEOPLE HOME FAPEK car Attracts 5000 Spectators increase In Cache county welfare expenditures during July compared with July. 1945. was noted In the monthly report released by Noble Chambers, head Lieutenant Colonel llavertz of the county welfare department. Total expenditures were $38,270 Explains Purposes A record crowd of 5000 spectators, the largest ever assembled In thl year compared with $33,268 And Aims of Association for July, 1945. Total outlay to Logan for a rodeo, enjoyed the show staged Thursday night at the date for all welfare cost has been Cache county fairgrounds by the Western Rodeo company and IndicaThe Logan chapter of the Re- $262,291. tion are the two remaining night will be a complete sell out. serve Officers associaton was regThere were no dull moments The department had 806 cases acUve In the sport of the school me ihe top cw hand a- ularly organized Tuesday night on July 1, with 20 cases added 10 at of the month reserve 60 officers and about western when during closed, down the Further rodeo circut valley long the Brigham City. Wendell Hess 18 Box Elder. Cache and Rich coun- leaving 816 on the roles August 1. matched skill and daring with Is an increase over the case This very prominent In athrleucs. All. some of the best rodeo stock in ties met In the Logan chamber load of 1945 when 793 were under tackle and State center. commerce elected officers of and world. The broncs kept fan the care. S. H assistance E for B Applications outstanding athclete award were received from 13 households In 1948. for the next year. in their seat with their j standing Utah farmers and stockmen are Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hav-ert- during July18 compared with 10 in in excellent financial while the Also two men from Logan that-- , bucking, dangerous condition, a year ago. June and did not wish their names given. ! to a report Just issued brahma bulls made "life tough of Salt Lake City, president according A breakdown of monthly exAll of these young men cited j of the Utah department of the by Willard D. Ellis, president of jor competitors-thwith 1946 figures listthe reason for their enlistment aa Federal Land Bank of Berk- ROA, presided over the elections penditures Calf roping and steer wrestling ed 1945 first and second, follows: lev covering the fiscal years from! the Educational benefits of the which resulted in the election a.inst 41roe provided interesting G.I. Bill of Rights, also they will June 30. of Major G. E. McDonald to the old age, $26,830 and $26,793; blind, July 1. 1945 through ome excellent times were artlon- reecbe mustering out pay. travel.! office of president of the local $259 and 174; aid to dependent 1946. It shows that 851 agrlcultur-- ! recoraea. children, $5,183 and $3961: general ahsts Bank Land elected education, and many of the other ( off officers their Other paid chapter. benefits the New Regular Army ( eighteen acts. Including the are Lieutenant Colonel Howarl E. assistance, $3969 and $2492; ad- and Commissioner loans in full ministration. $2027 and $1874. A has in offer. or made payments rodeo events, were presented. Dorst, first vice president; Lieuprincipal to date this year In trapeze act, demonstrations, this to riding tenant Colonel Reuben L. Hill areExpenditures $1,822,320 Anyone that Is Interested during amounting old roping tricks and other entertain- 2nd vice president, in charge of aid to age, $189,539; Wind, $2065; period earning their college, university, children, dependent $32,739; contact school, llnt provided a variety for the Sergeant or trade Harold WadsNe- states of Utah. Liaison; four In Captain the administration, $12,722. ess Reynolds and Slugger Bowen or Sargrant Maxwell at in 2nd vice president and California, S oanworth, vada, Arizona f tlle bull fightenest 201 Federal Building. Loga. Utah. of Lieutenant membership; charge comprising the Eleventh Farm C thc ?r5na; and prin- CmPf ,e'.er see pay-ofCredit Lyle Holmgren. 2nd vice president district, , comic relief the Provided J. of on in activities; loans totaled Major charge eipal payments 4-- H be mean Brahams away from the individuals; $21,089,037 for 6031 Adjusting from military life to' K. Vanderhoff, 2nd vice president t!'rown cowboys, a1 peace-tim- e in charge of entertainment; endeavor has boon 5,977 Land Bank and CommissionThe performance begin n.ghtly s secretary-anvoter-Gordon were 1 full tenant in er for loans Lund, prior1 undertaking 2 to maturity. paid studying dairy manufacture; treasurer; Captain Robert Gibbons, A further instance of the fav- at Utah SUite Agricultural college, chaplain; Major Joseph Woodward, A club show was staged Utah poultrymen who are enin orable condition of farmes historian; Captain Warren Ode-kirand heavy and Tomor"Chicken of Thursday the morning tering and members is outstandstates these four the club Captain judge advocate, Over 100 medium-weighorse contest set row" must their pulling cotv eggs Clair Johnson, surgeon. ing balance on Land Bank and from five nothem Utah counties on Labor Iay, September 2, bf,ng cocnducted tiffs con- which Commissioner has: ofelimination loans, in B. liaison W. have received Preston, Major participated partment this spring to Dr. Carl Frlschknecht, declined from $89,607,300 at June tests on the campus of Utah- appointments to positions of res ficer of the Utah Military district, extension Results of the lightweight com-194- 6; at Utah 30. 1945 to $78,822,000 by June 30, poultryman TuesA. J. explained that the military picture to State Agricultural college, ponsibility, according Petition State and Thursday was released to- Agricultural college a net reduction of fa and personnel are changing sot chairman of the contest in Utah. Morris, professor of dairy mnnu day. s: theida.y af David Sharp. Jr., who was in facturing. La Var MacMillan, of rapidly it is impossible to give a' All the birds entered in the debt of $10,785,300 during s Brother. Salt Lake City. twelve months. Ifw stated , Murray, has become plant manager clear cut statement of War de contest must be the same age past charge of the days events, tP.honora .om among 15 In addition to the millions sent; R0se Lawn that the contests were held to Ogden; partment aims in connection with when the contest closes, during dairy, en h,eirf to in borrower have counties. debts, pay within reserve he stated winners Is but Mt. Charles Jensen, choose personnel, Plesant, 23 6 Frisch-knecEldon Hobbs, Dr. the $)0-Pulseason, holiday accumulated ln Future selected $2,002,800 are whenj assjstant superintendent of cheese that one reserve unit has already Winners that waa second, Lewis out. The fifteen pointed 1 for future will appli-Payment funds, with final tabulations are made production, Kraft Cheese company been organized in Utah Brothers, third, and Park Stumm. birds entered by each contestant cations on loans. many more to follow soon- - Trainrepresent the various counties at be Tremonton, fourth. A good crowd will exhibited and dressed, Lake Salt ofin now call for each the Utah State Fair ing plans attended. at he that said. time, judged 22. ficer to choose his own degree of City, September 16 to The Logan rodeo band, directed To be eligible and compete for were j agriculture. Counties activity. Major Preston further participating by Eldon Torbensen, provides good contestants must start awards, Morgan for Cache, active that ' Elder. Box Another veteran, who will grad explained duty Rich, musical entertainment. with at least 50 day old purebred and Weber. Seven classes of ani- - uate this summer, is Ray Ormand, periods of one, one and a half, or cross-breMonte bi g. midway chicks- of .Young's, known mals were used in the livestock North Logan who is now acting and two years ,is available for origin. The chicks must be raised open each night- Included These contests. In of a officers number certain a in health Logan city Inspector judging on the contestant's own two of dairy cattle, two of sheep, Correspondence study and inspected during thepremises dairying, but will do graduate services. A program wil be launched by growcattle one of swine, one of work at USAC this winter. courses, necessary for promotion, for uniformity of the U.S. Army this fall to improvq In the course of their training are expected to soon be ready and ing period and one of draft horses. Log feathrelationship between the armed in dairy manufacturing, students short periods of active duty may weight,andsize, type, color, sawing contests and demonstraforces and labor and management; ering general appearance. held. also tion contests wre gain practical experience in all be available next year. is to to familiarize industry with the Purpose of the contest aspects of the work. Under the Lieutenant William Hill, air help produce a more desirable needs of military procurement, dairy management program stud- force liaison officer for the Sixth meat-typ- e chicken. State and re- and to Increase Army officers ents rotate from one phase of dair army, told of the training program contests are planned for knowledge of the general problems Applications for special permits manufacture to another until for air force reserve officers so gional 1947, and a national contest will of Industry. to hunt deer on all drawing areas covered whole have the they far as it has been developed and be held in 1948 with a $5,000 This was announced today by must be ln midnight of Sepstated that Hill Field will be used prize being awarded to the win- Army Recuriting officials at 201 tember 4, the byUtah plant. State Fish and emerFull assurance that the Practically every student who as their flying base. ner. Federal Building, Logan, Utah. Game commission reminded resbe will has intensive had that labor program farm training gency Lieutenant Colonel Havertz exAnyone desiring to enter the Recruiting said officers will be ident and sportsmen. carriod on in Utah at least until obtains a good position, said Prothe aims and purposes of contest should get full informaselected from eight different major Public drawings will be held In plained exfessor Morris. Our students have the reserve officers association and tion from June 30, 1947, has been given ascounty agricultural components of the Army and county seats adjacent to the tension service officials at USAC been placed in positions of resin teachers or from members of the signed for approximately a year drawing areas on September 7th told of its accomplishments to from WashingMassachusetts C. Meredith Wilson, ponsibility to industrial organizations throughby to determine the lucky applicants. the past He said it is an import- state poultry council. of California. ton, D.C., deputy director out the country.. Purpose of the Ross Leonard, State Fish and ant link between the Individual Three veterans of the class of officer and the War extension, farm labor program. move is to acquaint the Army Game director, pointed out Chat department, 41 have returned to progressive Appropriation The Deflicieny with the inside workings and! applications should be submitted helping him to keep in touch bill, passed by congress and sign- activity in dairy manufacturing. all new military developwith general problems of American by mail or in person to the Fish ed by President Truman, extends They are Robert Black, Brigham ments. Its value in keeping up organization and man- and Game Permit Sales Office, industrys the life of the program through City, who did graduate work at interest in the reserve commission which will be located In the agement. Utah the Before is State last next 30 and winter of year. June World War I many county offices of the county adand in promoting friendship and Dr. Clyde S. USAC Following Smith, was now in quality improvement work bill was passed the program harmony between fellow officers graduate now vacationing in the techniques of Army training and jacent to the drawing area. slated to end December 31, 1946. for the Arden Dairy, of Boise, cannot be estimated. Future Applicants must hold a reguTSJ west, visited at the college Tues- production were adopted by inExtension of the program will Idaho; Harvard Nelson, of College of the local chapter will day. An entomologist, he conferrdustry and, in a large measure, big game license before a special to has WashUtah at a of ward, fellowship permit the farmers include many social functions in ed with Dr. D. M. Hammond, proved responsible for the rapid permit can be obtained. All spet keep Mexican national workers ington U-- ; Howard Morris, Logan, which wives and friends of offihead of the USAC department of growth of mass production in the cial permits are $2.00 cash for now in the state on the job until will do graduate work on a fel- cers will participate. zoology, entomology and physiology United States. During Jhe second residents and $10.00 for all crops are harvested this fall. lowship at University of MinneThis fee must accompany and other scientists on the campus. World War most of the Armys Colonel W. E. Timberlake, sota. take about three AS it will was placed in the the application and will be reDr. Smith is doing research at production a ROTC commandant, gave lege Two other prominent graduates months to repatriate all Mexican and inspiring talk urg- the North Caroline agricultural hands of civilian agencies, a move turned to those unsuccessful ln nationals in the state, some of this year will undertake further forceful which resulted in the develop- - the drawing. ing the officers to hold on to their experiment station, Raleigh; he Is ment of new had to be study in dairy them would have manufacturing. The local drawing areas and methods of manualso on the teaching staff of North active an commissions take and moved early in. October had not They are William C. Winder, Salt facture and distribution outside sales offices are: Carolina has He State college. He the in ROA. the part placed Lake City, and Fathollah Sami, Green-Logathe bill been passed. the military sphere-Th200 permits; eithdischarge of research on fruit InBecause of the extension, con- of Iran. Mr. Winder was foreman facilities of his office at the new er is sex, Logan office; Providence, sects. program training of the ROA. Lieutenant posal the Winder in of sideration will also be given dairy plant in Salt 100 permits, either sex, Logan offor (scientific designed to establish a liason be"OpportunituJ'. Ben B. Blair, former ROTC Utah to the early development of Lake for seven years before re- Colonel tween the Army and private in- fice; Snrithfield-Hydare contributions field 200 in this Park, commandant at the precollege, an effective educational program turning to college last year to sented the many, Dr. Smith said. "We have dustry so needs can be achieved permits, either sex, Logan office. memto charter the B.S. obtain his He Labor months. was degree. during the winter through better understanding of bers. only scratched the surface. work utilization, simplification, awarded a graduate assistanship each others problems. He his received USAC at BS. SPRINKLER TYPE The time and place of the next inwill assist in housing for farm labor and other at USAC and 1935 and his M.S. in 1937. He to was the decision technical left meeting instruction farm labor of the IRRIGATION program laboratory aspects was awarded his Ph.D. degree SUNDAY SCHOOL of the new officers. which are Important in Utah will this winter. at Ohio State university, Columbus, TO BE USED IN CACHE Mr. S3vii is the first Iranian UNION MEETING be stressed, according to Morris 1939. Two to demonstrations earn a B.S. director. labor in state farm degree Stake Taylor, Logan dairy Sunday School with a irrigation sprinkler type irrigation in the manufacturing anywhere union regular monthly meeting Has Qualified system will' be carried on ln world, Professor Morris said. He will be held afternoon at Cache is now doing work at the UniverJohn Reynolds Carling 19, cook, 2 p.m. in theSunday county early next week, First ward Logan B. Caine, chairman of L. second class, son of Mrs. Winifred chapel. the sity of Wisconsin. Stake Superintendent Another appointment concerns During the summer months the Reynolds, 54 West 6th South, has Lloyd R. Hunsaker announces. All Cache county irrigation planning Paul Larson, of Stnithfield, who weather becomes warmer, vegetaqualified as laundryman at the ward Sunday school workers are committee, announces. received his B.S at USAC and tion of all kinds becomes drier, Receiving station, Washington D.C. urged to attend since many helpMonday afternoon, August 19, All admirers of beautiful flowers are urged to see the Logan his M.S. degree at Michigan. He and water becomes more importful ideas will be given to aid at 1:30 p. m! the first demonant. It is during this time of the Hardware Department Cache has recently become assistant proGladiolus show in the them during the next month in stration will be held mile east of Clarkston on the ward work. their county Library on Sunday, Au- fessor of dairy manufacturing at year that we are made to realize Tomorrow Clara Ravsten farm. The second most 18water valuable that is the Maryland Agricultural college. gust will be given at Richmond, TuesC. C. Andersons modern "crop obtained from the mountain Northern Utah and southern Added Consideration hardware department will be areas of Utah. day morning at 10 a m. Mr. Caine The value of Idaho excels in production of this Kiwanis International New pay rates of $75.00 monthly will make further announcement water which falls as rain and one of the finest cut flowers. reopened Saturday to the pubMeets at Idaho Falls for apprentice seaman trainees as to the exact location. lic. A flood caused by a break snow in the mountains of Utah There will be no admission charge. There are several advantages to were announced today by the U. in the water mains forced Colonel E? W. Timberlake, pro- far exceeds the value of all other . neither will there be an entry S. Maritime service In addition to this type of Irrigation and to temporary closing and genfee for those who wish to show fessor of military science and crops from the same areas. and medical this sprinkling system since it ireral reconversion. clothing, quarters Other crops agriculture, their flowers. However, single tactics at Utah State Agricultural attention. Applications are now rigates uneven land uniformly as Now the entire basement of timber, game are specimen entries must be properly college, will speak at the Utah-Idah- o livestocck, store Is the over being accepted for the next quota. well as conserves water. It is are and district turned in containers Kiconvention and large perof named secondary realty labeled, Trainees are assigned to the U. possible, according to the manuto housing one of the finest and labels will be furnished in wanis International at Idaho Falls missible only to the extent our S. Maritime service Training Stafacturers, to do an effective job stocks of dependable hardware the show room. Basket and vase Idaho, September 1, 2 and 3. The water crop allows- Quite frequently officer will discucss atomic energy our water crop is jeopardized by and household items- The floor , tion, Alameda, Cal., for a 13 of irrigating with as little as one-ha- lf entries need not be labeled. second foot of water. It is weeks course in seamanship prior has increased been space Entries will be received be- and atomic weapons, according to poor methods of harvesting timto assignment to ships of the U. constructed of aluminum and is of livestock, or tween 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a. m. Melvin Squires, president of Lo- ber, through removal of the office S. Merchant Marine. Youths 16 floor until now there is a light and easy to move. Local allowing fire to strip the soil Doors will be open to the public gan Kiwanis club. to 17, 4 years of age and men 18 farmers will be interested in seefloor space of 4500 feet. Besides Colonel and Mrs. Tim- surface bare. at 11:00 a.m. The show will close to 50 not eligible for military ing this system demonstrated The management has purchNature puts the water into our berlake, six couples will go to at 9:00 p.m. ased many hard to get items duty may apply as well as all since it may have a practical apThe various color classes for represent the Logan unit. The mountains, but we as men can meet to discharged veterans of plication in some areas of the it for formal the Saturhonorably has come so there aroused down interare: help much keep cream, opening exhibits white, single forces. armed the in amounts est hardusuable Needed and Applicants county. All interested people are tools it that .was to the day. and buff salmon, during orange: necessary yellow, should apply to the U. S. Mari- invited to attend one of these limit attendance, District Cover- - summer ware, together with household months by preventing pink, deep or black red; other- nor time service enrolling office, 1000 demonstrations, according to- - Mr, items, have been added to the Guy Poulson, of Idaho Falls, fires and regulating other activities reds; rose, lavender or blue; pur! has on our street, San Francisco, Cal. Caine. areas. mountain announced. color. Geary display. or other and any smoky pie, An Top Notch Program Presented; Shows Continue Until Saturday fellow-MUlion- jjp All-Sta- te Parmcrs and StOCKmCn Financially Sound J 0, j , ' Dairy Students Given Responsibility Members Set Chicken of Tomorrow Eggs, September Lieu-success- Participate In Contests fs j 4-- H k. H ht i i i ht J Need a Better Understanding Of Labor, Industry d tef tr i Sportsmen Reminded Of Deadline Mexican Labor Can Remain non-reside- Former Student Visits College non-residen- ts. n, e Logans Big Flower Show Water Becomes Most Important one-four- th Re-ope- ns - over-grazi- |