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Show BOXf merica must win this war. Therefore I will work; I will I will p. I will sacrifice; I will fish cheerfully and as if the issue of do my utmost, on tne whole struggle depended Martin Treptow. me alone. BRIGHAM, H0 PRICES OF SOFT DRINKS COME UNDER FREEZE-U- BEVELT TO MUSH WATCH BRIGILVM GROW mar ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY Bundles for Japan NAZIS REVEAL P pi nPD The New Government Hospital is Just the beginning, many more industries will follow it we are on our toes. 11 NUMBER 19, 1012 iDOG POISONER AT LARGE IN BRIGHAM SUBS CAUGHT ON SURFACE; QUEER IDEAS 3. FUTURE BRIGHT GOV. MAW TELLS The annua ) campaign Prices of beverages prepared waged each spring by an nidi- and sold in lestaurants, hotels vidual in Brigham whose sadisGET 4 are apparently and bars were added today to tic tendencies the list of prices controlled in gratified by poisoning snyall 160 Given Diplomas President Is Playing the freezing order which went Will Allocate dogs belonging to children, or 1 into effect yesterday. valuable someone's dog, hunting A Wicked Game. Sunday Night At food Supply Into In an intei pretaiion of the has again started. Graduation Rites of the poisieuo: Three Channels order issued by Administrator victim latest The Announce They Leon Henderson, the office of oner is the small pup belonging "In my opinion, there has AT AN ADVANCED AIJJEDjto the children of Judge By I'nited Iress said the iOSHINGTON. May 19 (UP) price administration rs- Austra- - npr m. Morrison, The pup was a lnPver been a generation in the German echoed BASE, of complaints all price e Egr regulations Agriculture exempt Secretary lia. May 16 (UP) -- United States playmate to the children and history of this nation, whose jde R Wiekard was sched- - beverages rtoon prepared on the through staiving Europe today regarding the American treatbombing planes which damaged oved dearly. The death of the future was brighter, than the premises, but do not exempt alley t today to head a food adstatof this generation, two Japanese submarines ment of nai diplomats whom lews p0t came as a heavy blow and people expected to be es- - mixed drinks. ed Governor Herbert B. Maw, ute Australian coast Sunday, the 'the United States interned at Those coming under the soon by President shed luxurious resorts could be so mean. Judge at the Box Elder high school caught one of them on the ting order, Henderson said, in- - expensive, Thirty-FourtComAnnual so it the face life into and after for dived Americas soft elude not beer have milk, the entiy drinks, jorrison doesn't feel very good itia.ls of plan precipitately that several of Its about the matter and would he mencement exercises, held Sun- but the beverages which do war. .n decided, in the stake taber-i- f crew drowned. They wete accompanied hv ifpals of federal control of not have to be prepared. Under pleased to receive information day evening, tt Pr One plane was returning from the order their prices cannot duik predictions that such people such is available relative to naclo. d production and distribution a reconnaissance when it spot- who is her" the Americans, who permito have been rise above the highest March .s said officially perpetrating the poison-- 160Governor Maw, addressing the students of the graduating ted an enemy submarine on the ing campaign, tted the axis envoys to come in levels. erntined. surface with its conning tower Others to lose dogs in the past class of 1942, before a rapacitycalls for an Beverages whose' prices are! contact with Jews and negroes, The plan could the war. include cocktails, open and several men on its few days are the children of Mr. crowd. spoke principally upon hardly win of allocation of not frozen To match the revelations of deck. malted milks, ice and Mrs. Morris Glover and the! the opportunities of service, and into three chan--!s-- highballs, ,od supplies submarine children of Mr. and Mis. Nolan 'the responsibilities and problems the Apparently The armed forces; 2. cream sodas, colfee, tea and1 American diplomats and newswas charging its batteries and jpnsPn. awaiting the younger generation. paper correspondents for whom shipments to allies; its motors drowned the sound they are being exchanged, the The animals all secured the "You are the generation who Domestic consumption, Germans gave some revelations of the bomber's powerful en- poisoned meat within the areawlll have the privilege of taking Wiekard would head a com-ue- e own. of their gines. of Third North and First to 'up the cause of service, pnd on the which army, e The bomber gave a recogni- Fourth East street. Some day, extending It to others. He They said the United States the board of vy, "A generation who has tion signal. The submarine did was having numerous interior onomic welfare and produc-person who distributes pois- elated: not reply, and hombs started oned food around the streets no challenge, makes no contrl-widifficulties due to the frustration agencies of the agriculture RoosePresident of the axis . by showering down on it be apprehended and woo 'billion. We need people with be wouid Is TKU student ftt an Army Air Corps Flexible Gunnery School represen-ipartment and Intent Those in the plane saw- thelbe unto that individual when foresight and vision. This takes velt's political, militaiy machine gun ammunition for target pracaccording to present plans. upon preparing economic calculations. would function :e committee tice from an Air Corps plane. When he receives his Aerial Gunners crew scrambling w ildly for the tho courts settle his account, effort, vvork, study, and above all, courage. A courageous perThe president, they said, was badge within a few months, he will load aeain hut not for target practice. conning tower. dcr the direction of War son is the one, who, in spite of Within a few seconds the towplaying a wicked game after Board Chief Donald Nel-his suband er had been shut and the fear, goes on. The greatest ex"international Jewry he and would responsible of courage is wrapped up marine him a FAYE ALICE had had "driven crash started 'own ample vanity leeide redly to him. It would in Jesus Christ. Alter this dive. to aspirations to world domin- kies to he followed by cxist-- l MOTHER TO NEW WILL war is over, he continued, could be spen men Several ance. agenoies. "then will come a test of courstruggling in the water as the "During the interment COLLEGE CAREER DAUGHTER The first responsibility of the and vision. Let every inthe submarine at beneath started internes age Uptor.. e deter-.tiCamp mmittee would be to 19 col-realize that great is his dividual were surface. HOLLYWOOD, (UP) the LOGAN May by Island, guarded Climaxing of various GET Ilong the amounts WASHINGTON, May 19 (UP) opportunity. in police PgP career of Richard II. Hnr-ear- s - Screen star Alice Faje gave Bombs dropped all round the Jews, transported ods which would be needed Tho output of heavy steel Joyce Holmes, valedictorian of and kept in cells with ne- - ris of Brigham City and 100 birth today to a seven pound, submarine as it submerged. A the united nations The U. S. Will Pay f ounce dattgh- - few minutes later, those in the castings for medium tanks was. the class, offered the student one dispatch. fellow graduates of the Utah two and said groes, department, through s oil slick. as the war production board put address. Miss Holmes, speaking "Their fingerprints and photo-'statplane saw the Agricultural college will ter at Cedars of Lebanon 'nefit payments and price sup-irtFor Trip Expenses good." of wife for the graduates as a whole, Miss is tal. the if on was as the There were commencement exercises taken be they Faye nothing plane it, So"not the would attempt to attain management-labo- r said: "We must have a spirit could do to aid the Japanese To Adjust Affairs had been common crimirals June 1 when Sumner G. We'les, orchestra leader Phil Harris. 'ose goals. of service always in our hearts. The child was born at 2:38 left in the water, for it carried committee at the Symington-Goul"What the homeeomers report acting secretary of state, will The American armed forces New We, as a in upstate WASHINGTON, May 16 (UP) about their treatment is addi- deliver the a. m. Harris, who is appearing no floats. plant the to address graduating class, are ? ould have first call on all The army and selective at a local night made club, The second submarine was York had an idea. going into a world such as no tional proof of a feeling of weak- gi aduates. ods. After their needs are met made tank "A completed other graduating class has. We headquarters today announ- ness at Washington, said the Richard, who is the son of Mr. three trips to the hospital dur- spotted by a bombing plane with would allocate jip committee castings have more hardships to lace, . ced plans to grant selectees a Berlin Boersen-Zeitung"Some- and Mrs. Henry W. Harris, will ing the night in aniicipation of its conning tower above water. with Symington-Goulbe remainder between lend- furlough immediately body who is strong would never be graduated from the USAC the event, The bomber dived to within a was onven through the plant," but also more opportunities. as and domestic consumption. induction to permit their resolve to such meanness as with a major in political science after The .graduation .diplomas, were few. hundred -- fey.L apd. dropped the WPB reported today. "The . . Present plans call t for the return home at exfor in government bombs around it. The subma- results were electrifying. When presented to the seniors by Supt. a economics. or minor and asking pictures asking 'Tee of price administration to a to adjust personal affairs. criminal" records, glimpse fHervin Bunderson. Joseph Law or putting rine disappeared and an oil the workers got This year Harris has served Legion Auxiliary ndinue the administration of pense the finished fighting machine, read the names as the graduates Effective June 15, the new ar- sea. over in jail or as a member of the student the slick children and spread 'ice control and rationing To Hold Poppy they realized the vital import- - marched across the rostrum. replaces the present bphind barbed wire with Jews body executive council and dur, rangement .Mng domestic consumers ance of those peculiar-shapeA. P. Dalton, president of the tem of 10.dav !uroughs upon as wardens, ing his college carepr has acted Drive Saturday Tie army and the agriculture- requests and jg dPslRnod t0 and..A11negroes eastings they had been making." school board, paid a tribute, on ami moral as class the reflects this president junior coepartment are was already Production stepped up behalf of the board, to Principal Mrs. Ken Jensen, president of Sweethearts "eliminate any injustices which constitution in various activiof a man who participated perating to secure the armed and a bottleneck broken. F. A. Ilinckley, for his line seroccur to men inducted promises the entire world the American Legion Auxiliary Forever, Promises Junior ties prom might including: irces an adequate supply of! In a report on some battles vice to the school during the of announces the annual state-wida hopelessly committee; staff member but physical is following and G'Ot'k and vatjon poik products as well examination won and gains made," the WPB past 25 years. Student Life, by the army. campus new- poppy drive for next Saturday, American Beauty 'trapped, miserable criminal. s canned vegetables. The tells of ingenius methods emstand-dut23 of with the The Box Elder high school "A for If found member staff a and is May slogan, man military spaper: "This qualified already S. D., May 19 (UP) ployed by joint marketing adminis-:aiioPHILIP, American He at men directed by Apollo will Over who medical orchestra, student Every his Scribble, Poppy army before magazine. by judges, mg recently directed meat the induction The American "beauty that plant committees to put Hansen, furnished lour selected a selectee not tagP anything off his debt is a member of Pi Kappa Heart." center, 'ackers to allot 40 per cent of !would be transferred to the en-- ; account.' Mrs. S. Martin Rasmussen Pvt. Marvin O'Neal left be- the war production drive into pieces. The Senior Girls chorus, social fraternity. s pork and of all a been named general chair- - hind knows they will "stay high gear. has reserve for accompanied by Mrs. Margaret listed corps ud to the Take the "Q1V campaign at Johnson, sang two numbers, and army. Approximas man he of this, the first wartime sweethearts forever." would mcnara is thus He served scnooi, law abiding government of nign period. 40 cantcent ately of the per IN Virginia Peterson, 18, bru-- Westinghousc's Cleveland, O., a mixed chorus, accompanied ble to return home before he more than a mere phrase must secretary of the student body at poppy day. Poppies will be ed tomato and pea crops have !is called to active voluntarily by the orchestra rendered one Employes how long a that institution as well as drum tributed by volunteer workers nette high school junior, laugh-- plant. the duty. ncfit allotted question to the army. of from the Auxiliary. Thr money od and then cried a bit when signed a pledge addressed to the selection. en meththe of on meals such and band, president major state Official estimates resolving Transportation place the The invocation was oflered contributed for them will be she learned that Marvin was armed forces and were given freshman class, and a center said the Ger-jthequirements of the armed route from the f induction which ods can exist, thp first soldier from Ameri- bronze identification pins bear- by President Abel S. Rich, and Afin the Legion and Auxiliteam. used basketball on the lar board the t10 newspaper 'to fees and locality at 0 to Harris has participated in the ary woik for the war disabled ca's latest and largest convoy ing "Q4V standing for "quick- the benediction by Bishop Har.a per ordered a selectee to report tenposten of Oslo, Norway. cent of the to step ashore on Irish soil. er for victory." old Nelson. Alter the benediction Pilot Training eouise and their families. overn-Civilian b j ,ho Paid bp Auction. On some foods thewould cardboard fig- the congregation sang the na"I'm so proud and happy Two and is now planThe inspirational little flow-- l the at college mont. iwcentaRp will be 50 to G6 per of was were One can ures inxtiuc-to- r ers posted. help tional anthem. are made by hospitalized Marvin is where he ent. ning to become a flying The army said the procedure Enid Fishburn Gen. Douglas MacArthur salut'veterans of World War I. Some win the war, she said. following graduation. was adopted to "insure that n0 C.raduateft From "I hadnt heard from him ing the workers. A "salute from qf these veterans have no other enlistee will be compelled to re-MacArthur" to since last April 27. I was so General of Lieutenant Jack means Free Music Instruction money making he until his hasj position sign I didnt know what had awarded each week to the do scared. their To Recruit families, help has support he definite knowledge that Navy Clifford Visits To Be Given At seven a the best relief partment happened. It's such iMrs. Jensen pointed out. LOGAN Miss Enid Fishburn Men At The been accepted by the army. if he day record. The other figure even safe is know to he of of the spirit School Grandmother Here Something Selective service headquarters of Brigham City and 400 was of a Japanese uttering such High poppy day and the purpose of is so far away. "Many of the disadvan- - low' graduates of the Utah State City Hall Friday when she learned as smiled She remarks Jack Free class and ensemble Inthe event is contained in the Clifford, a former of the present system will Agricultural college will hear for struction on band instruments had told reporters Thanks "Hirohito O'Neal Pvt. 3t of say: below: e poem seccere-hprinted i Farewell Brigham, and who join-- be eliminated. Sumner G. Welles, acting "Virgina is a beauty and had forgetting to wind alarm clock will again be given this sumU. S. army 17 months monies may be arranged at the retary of state, deliver the adTHE VOICE of the IOPPY said they were going to be make worker come late. S '8, is here mer sponsored by the Board o on a brief furlough. time the group departs for the dress to graduates at the comI am the voice of the poppy married when he came back A sample of good earthy Education. Classes will start Clifford was first sent to an 1. of June the all mencement since exercises center, reception Im not just a paper Ilower. home. humor submitted by the WPB 27 at nine a. m. when all 'icers Enid, who is the daughter of training school in the mPn in such groups have been the symbol of sacrifice ilm was a poster showing Mussolini, May "We surely are, ast Virginia are urged to be in atand was soon promoted to acceptor! for . Mack beginners Fishburn service Mr. and Mrs. needy-hourin a military on We Made "1 man. love that said. by youth Hitler and Hirohito falling with instruments and rank of a second lieutenant and ordered to active duty. None of 455 South tendance will be. Main, awhave been sweethearts an their behinds. The caption was: the classes will he devoted to then sent to San Diego. will be faced with the embar- - graduated from the USAC with All interested are urged to ... ful long time and we're going "Sot 'em up on their axis. advanced students but below hall on at ahfornia He is a son of Mr. rassment of fol-- , the interviewed of tho voice and a the am in city economics home home poppy j returning major forever." to stay sweethearts F ,(1 .Mrs. Clifford of hich school grades. Thursday a not riday ciushed in am ceremonies. minor I such paper sociology. Hagerman, lowing ja his O'Neal's sweetheart, and Friday classes will be deA member of the Alpha Chi hud. To sisBaseball his Boys brother. Jack, 20, and 33e voted to all senior high students I am the faith reminder Clifford of Brigham. Lt. Omega sorority at the USAC ter, Peggy, 12, celebrated by Mforri all instruction will be given chair-- , Drunken Workers and as rush their served who Enid has Of school Beverage those attended gave Pinney To Play high in Government Marvins holding a party 1Prfl in the high school band room man of that group ard president and left this week for an blood lifes honor at Virginias home, while Here Wednesday 3knoun destination in the Pa-under the direction of Supervisor Sell Warehouse and of the womens residence hall. Jum Tq Death !l voice of the poppy-- - the rest of the county seats am the A. B. Caseman. 'Also of a the is member she fighting area, it was the who attend fans YREKA. Baseball 19 of the 900 chatted Cal., residents May Elevator Grain (UPij j am n0( jUS a blossom red. Home Economics club. by his grandmother. Two construction workers j'IT the living memorial news. Jack,- eldest of Marvin's ball game at Reese Iioneer park A graduate of the Box Elder Administraat Credit the Tule The Farm Lake two brothers, plans to enlist in Wednesday, May 20, at 8:15 p. Rep. Walter Granger employed heroic of this country's school. Enid was an active of-m. will enjoy and see one of the died tion at Washington, D. C. has i 'high reception about a month. camp, Japanese MGIIThK visits dead. Bee Ette and in a fire that Tours Hospital a wooden ware- member of the most his out :sin broke their for celebrated who improved teams to ever ferod sale, O'Neal, si EC ITU ED Home Economies clubs there cell in the Tule Lake I am the voire of the poppy team officers 457 feet Dec. 69 the 7, including represent Site Sunday Brigham, 21st day city jail, by birthday Howard Parker of Oak house, 'and received the home econoI'm the wistful hope of men the Japanese bombed Pearl declared today. Some of the at Garland and a county coroner Jess Siskiyou to Cab!., is here visiting a scale house mics award given annually' K. Who, behind white hospital ' k Representative Walter Harbor, last saw Virginia on faces to be seen on the team her moiiier Mrs Fred S crib type grain elevator of 9.000 the outstanding girl graduating Treadway reported today, wails include Johnny Corral!, catcher; Granger was a Sunday guest at 1. The men, Andrew Shelburne, machme. ' with Jan, bushel Pkrker capacity pgfriod a is Mrs Fashion mp again and again. Tex Gardner and Bod Dodge, the home of Postmaster Nello 33. Dorris, and O. V. Johnson, at Ttemonton. in that field. J"Rhter of Mrs. Siogfrried and and equiprnent set fire to the I under 40, Sacramento, 1"1 Ray Conger, first Christofferson. Mr. Christoffer-son- , pitchers; be will accepted Bids he remembered am the voire of the poppy Announced Funeral by folks in the Bob their cell, mattress Musulas, second down base; by by jail accompanied Rep. Uid rp as tain conditions Bear River The emblem of ;he former Bertha coroner said. Both men suffobase; Wm. Box, Jr., third base; Granger, Col. Hardaway and For Mantua Infant ''Sfried This is Mrs. Pa.ker'slthe Farm Credit Admm.st.at.on true. Dale Laybourne, manager and Chamber of Commerce Presicated before they could be res- Made hy the veterans' June Resident Has Gsit here in five years and opened in Washington, 19 Funeral shortstop; Dale Morkert, Lindy dent Mathew Compton, made a MANTUA. cued. May 4. 1912. the .rwnnd in 12 vears. hands Remarkable Record trembling and A. complete survey of the U. S. Jen- Serpa, Dewey Favero Thp men had been jailed on I eome from them to you! services for Dell Reuben of son of A. Levar Peterson, fielders. drunkenness, police sen, hopital construction project and Willard A. Anderson, former charges thek hears of son the Rep. Granger made the stateFrom all appearances, I am the veteran-madseaman mills Jensen and Eleanor Jeppsen poppy in 1917 andjsad. assessor Box Elder Burton K. Davis, Butte, In your life let me have Jensen will be held Wednesday local ball team recently organ- - ment that he was sure that pKOMOTEI) TO CORPORAL wat. a n.d coord; Sheriff Ben 18 has tho remarkable friend of Thomas a report at 1 p. m. in the Mantua ward'ized got off to a slow start Brigham was getting more benemy for part. school investigating in children Seaman Mills, former resident of having stationed at Oklahoone of the first four fit for the dollars expended here lewand with me icing Wear only Ander-j pride Mr. ,a' cal' ed on Mrs. J. W of Brigham, and son of Mr. the past 40 years. however, they are now than any other defense project honor -The infant died Monday to com- ;s Monday, May 11 and gave Samuel Mills. 233 North 2nd E.. son's last youngster had in the serure and a before brief And up well and the spon-bor- community or city in the state. me fire, illness, Pr a wasishaping lowing keep school work in this buy shortly message of good cheer has been promoted to the rank Dec. 23, 1941. Surviving sors feel that they can soon our heart. appealed. Rae Glenn hr! son. of corporal at -- Mary B. Lakeman. is a twin brother, the parents, produce a team who will bring SECURE POSITIONS -Anderson, who was graduated. Field, Tucson, Arizona. Two Brigham home the bacon. The boys are Miss and the following grandparents girls. ATTEND TO , UdiKs of the na-with the senior class All) to meet Y and Corporal Mills entered the ic Isaac Jensen and Mrs. ON TRIP ES Mr. LEAN working out at the ball park Emily Hadfield and Miss Ida AnMM SCHOOL M ER .ar Ladies Aid of the Presby-churc- tion's armed forces when the high school last week. Mr and Mrs. Reuben Jeppsen, night at 6:30. The management Tingcy, have secured civil serMrs. Emil A. Rohwer recentMajor Alt freeman left will hold their Brigham Battery of the Utah derson has lived at Bear River invites all fans interested in the vice positions at a government left Reno, Nevada, for a ail of Mantua. for Los for ly Angeles ham reared Monday has and life of on his most G'ing at the home of Mrs. National Guard was at the fam- - progress of them to be on hand project in this city and will call relatives with Friends visit two week's l may the will attend he where whom of f all 13 he, children, ','U Sudhcimer, 103 South March 3, lie is in the spewill lily home Wednesday until the and encourage the boys in their report for duty in the near East Thursday, May 21 at cial services educated in the past forty versitv of California for the and friends. From Reno she division of the future, it was learned today. practice. California. of tour time of the services. months. next parts m. eight years. army air forces. WASHINGTON, May 19 (UP) H. S. GRADUATES BOMBS ABOUT U. 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