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Show SUCCESS The firt Cartridge lioxn mr dnt in utres of court, desire Added lo it should be a good measure of I, Interest Gun planning, and a program of short-rangobjectives. It if important that objectives be within oor reavh, for omr the firtl on is met, rnough enthusiasm it generated for th balance of tb ar. Collectors e Li - (i vKj'f't'f :-- D alwap A WELCOME GIFT . . I . anytime Ibe mother and daughter of the Lrda Ward held their annual banquet and award night December tlh. The table were very pretty with favor made by June Bryan and a nice chicken supper was enjoyed by all. A program of music wa given by Carol Hvwfc ei, Karen Gull and Alice Clark. In lb picture are: Teach' June Bryan. Linda Smith. Second row Treta U arr, Karen Gull, Carol Hawker. Third row Jean Coon and Alice Clark. Valory Gotdon alto received an award but It absent from the picture. 7ooeeftlec.Ca HWIf V I (Shrtd&ncs GrcSffjftso r I X I - 4 I I crew of men of are asked to come Saturday evening a group of out Saturday to work on the young fellows enjoyed a night Church. Lunch will be aerved of bowling. Floyd Walters. Gay at the Church, so aee you len Palmer, Billy Blackburn, there. Teddy Taylor. Claren Palmer, Mrs. Annie S. Droubey is Ralph Greenwalt. Lee Jay Palmer and Gerald Clark. home after spending the past two weeks with a daughter and son-- in- - law, Dr. and Mrs. the Dwight Clark following birth of their fourth child. Dr. Clark is teaching at BYU. ERDA NEWS A good For Richard Jensen narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday at the Church when he was swinging from a scafold and a loose cinder block fell. He was hit on the head with the loose block and taken to the Tooele Clinic. Richards bump wasn't as serious as it was expected. 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COLLECTORS OF military accouterments should not over look the fascinating catalogues published for many years by Francis Bannerman and Sons jf New York. In them will be found illustrations of many varieties of both foreign and domestic cartridge boxes, belts and pouches, among other military accessories. Cartridge boxes were used by U.S. militia until the 1880s when web cartridge belts came into fashion. For field service, these belts were used as late as the Spanish American War of 1898 and the subsequent Philippine Insurrection. For dress, however, the cartridge box con- - Friday, Drr, 11, 196-- v I 5 1 Beautiful? Of course! But more important ... gift- quality! Our Watch Experts will tell no watch is made with greater car. more accuracy and dependability, Any Butova can be given or worn with pride. Let our Watch Experts help you choose from our large selection. Priced from $24.75. I V Syou f X" Only 3 per cent of alcoholics are the visible skid row type. 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DRESS SHIRTS White cotton shirts in your choice of collar styles. $J2I Radios, Electric Blankets Trainrrlt, PAY EXCLUSION Internal Revenue alerts you to a change in the tax law on sick pay exclusion. Now, if you receive more than 75 per cent of your regular weekly wage while on sick leave, your pay for the first 30 days Is taxable. After that you can exclude up to 1 100 per week. We hove been appointed Westinghouse Dealer for Tooele FOR ALL The Toorlr ie-wa- rd Mr. Pheren Maxwell of Peoa, Utah, and Loraine Oliver and children spent Tuesday visiting with Rose Castagno. Mr. Maxwell has just returned from a tour to New Zealand and many other foreign countries. His publications may be obtained many colored slides and ex- in the same manner. Ordnance Memoranda No. II periences he shares with his Tactics and Accouterments; No family is surely appreciated. 13: Infantry Equipment, 1172; Relief Society No. 18: Cavalry Equipment, The Erda presidency entertained at a lun- 1874; No. 19: Infantry Equipcheon Tuesday. The tables ment, 1874; and No. 19: Horses were beautifully decorated with and Cavalry Accouterments, and 1891. All appear on Library of Christmas table cloths every thing Christmasy from Congress card number flow.ra .to reindeer , and Santa For the period from 1900 to himself. A nice hot dinner was 1920 the following official docuserved, Christmas songs and a ments provide excellent inforfew articles we had on hand mation for collectors: were sold for gifts as a speORDNANCE Handbook No. cial request. Everyone brought 1719. May 10. 1905: Horse a gift and exchanged them. Equipment and Equipment for Officers and Enlisted Men; No. 1717, March 11. 1912: Instructions for Assembling the Infantry Equipment, Model 1910; No. 1718, March 11, 1912: Description of the Infantry Equipment, Model 1910. An excellent publication of the Quartermaster Department, "The Army of the U.S., appeared in 1886. It was revised in 1901 and again POPULAR REMINGTON MONARCH X X always$ the Give X X A comparatively inexpensive sideline to gun collecting lithe hobby of collecting military accouterments cartridge boxes, pouches belli and th apd braai identification plates that adorned them. Because of th interesting embellishment! to often found on their flaps, cartridge boxes particularly present an intriguing field for the collector, according to the National Rifle Association. THE CARTRIDGE boxes of foreign nations, the NRA points out, often carry noble crests, royal copheis, and other trappings identifying the regal houses served by the troops using the accessories. One may assemble representative specimens of various type cartridge boxes, pouches and belts reaching as far back as the time of Gustabus Adolwho is creditphus ed with devising the paper cartridge to allow easier handling of the powder and ball used by his troops in their flintlock muskets. First, however, the collector should do some basic reading on the subject of military trappings, seeking out illustrations of the various types of boxes, pouches and belts. Unfortunate ly. research material often is harder to come generally across than the items But a considerable amount of detailed information can be found in various editions of oidnance manuals, books on military costumes and kindred publications. FOR THOSE collectors interested in the U.S. Service, three of ordnance editions manuals (1841, 1850, 1861) are recommended by the NRA. Each edition covers in detail the various cartiidge boxes us-- 1 in the service at the time of publication. The first two editions of these manuals, otherwise very difficult to obtain, may be requested by your local librarian from The Librarian of Congress, Libiary of Congress, Wash 25, D.C. When the manuals have been sent to your library, you may read them there at your leisure. Some very interesting later tinued in use, with the loops reduced to fit the smaller caliber (.30) cartridges. With the advent of th .30 caliber Springfield Model 1903, five-sho- t clip-lerifle, the cart ridge belt necessarily underwent a major redesigning. The new belt was equipped with 9 pockets, each large enough to accomodate two clips of five cartridges each. This general type of cartridge belt has continued in service to the present time, although minor changes have tyen introduced as methods of packaging cartridges have been altered. Thus, in 1939, when the M l Garand rifle was adopted, cartridge belt pockets were revamped to accomodate the new dips containing eight cartridges. Since then, further design changes become necessary have to handle the cartridges carried by soldiers armed with the MI4 or "NATO." service rifle. CARTRIDGE boxes, pouches and belts are still available In considerable supply. Although the prices of guns are continually on the use, the NRA reports, a person of limited means can enjoy the hobby of accoutercollecting military ments without spending a great deal of money In the process. He can acquire, for the price of a single musket, a whole armful of interesting pouches, belts and boxes and thus his efforts with many fas cinating and informative hours. LEATHER GLOVES Handsewn pigskins, and wool-line- d SMART WOOL SOCKS cape-skin- s pull-on- s make welcome gifts. great variety of patterns and styles, all featuring nylon reinforced heel, toe. A MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE 882-138- 2 r rgggi . |
