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Show ne t Lt I BOX 'rStf ELDER a. rt-- y ' t M The Nazis never get bark the "buzz bomber planes the semi out. But they never got back I heir piloted fighter craft, The dry season In here, ) on can't even count m rain for a night baseball game any more. a either. VOLUME 49 BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH TUESDAY EVENING. JULY IS. 11 1 1. NUMBER 57 FOUR PAGES STEVENS CHOSEN IPEACHES PLAY GREAT BALL BUT NEWS fiom our PRINCIPAL ls g,B0YS in the SERVICE AT BEAR RIVER i? Replaces C. E. Smith, Who Has Taken Post On U. S. Study Frank Stevens, veteran Box fcloer county educatoi, has been H selected as principal of Bear " River high school, Garland, it was learned today from Hervir of superintendent Bunderson, Bix Elder county schools. Ste-- , wns replaces C. E. Smith, who af-resigned the principalship ter approximately 25 years at athat post, to become coordinator of tVie experiment being conducted in Box Elder county on education for home and fam-- . Smith is also presily living. ident of the Bear River L. D. , S. stake. v r J Sponsored by U. S. ...The experiment in education for home and family living is a project sponsored by the U. ob--S., office of education with the jective that more and under-- t Handing education will greaii improve home and family re-- ( The experiment is lationships. being conducted in only a few counties in the United States, ;.nd has b'cn underway in Box Elder for the past several years. was born has spent most In Box Elder county. Stevens btit - in Logan, of his life He grad- uated from Rex Elder high school and attended Utah State At icultural college, where he worked in the agricultural department as a stenographer. After attending Utah State for ?.Wo years he began teaching, bit finished his requirements at the Logan school by attending summer sessions and doing extension work, receiving a bachelor of science degree in 1337. e Work Tie did the University Berkeley duriu, Post-graduat- work at post-gradua- at m drT BREAKS SUNDAY AND WIN 4-- 1 oinpletes Gunnery Course Cnl. Burton ,1. Hill recently gindu.ited from the army ail forces gumv-rschool at Tyn-nHeld, one ot the largest of its kind in the army ail' forces naming command. He recuved a pair of silver wings and is now eligible to become a combat crew mem-be- t of an at my air force bomb-e- l Successful completion of the Hansmanre Allows training wll send them on to Mrs. Bert Olsen an advanced radio school where Eight Hits; Tucker ltuy will be eligible to teciive Buries Brother a pet tv officer latmg Gets Two Doubles Yates Is Transferred Mis. Bert Olsen, liiigham Glen A. Yates. RT 3 c. USN. City, Monday buried her olclesi reports he has been transfer-le- bi other. A. G Jensen, 71, in from Houston. Tex., to the family plot in the Brigham take advanced radio training at City cemetery. Tnasuie Island, Calif. to Orolino, Vlrs Olren flew Change Of Address new address ol Pvt. Niel Ida., Monday to be with her The t the sehool who was reported linGames Sunday he was trained W. Zundel, son of Mr. and Mrs, mother in tile opeiatiuu of a .30 and lie died Wednesdav, and ilimey 1, Brigham 1 Z u n d e 1, Brigham ing. Eberhardt .30 caliber machine gun, first the Provo 11, Magna 11 is V 12 Unit, Western Mis. Olsen accompanied cn ground ranges and later in City, to Brigham City by tram. Midvale 11, Gemmell 3. body College, Kalamazoo, the air. learning by simulated Michigan The grave was dedicated by Mich. Gaines This Week aerial battle conditions how to Now Overseas Andrew Eskelson, an uncle of Provo at GemWednesday blast enemy fighter planes In a cablegram received re- the deceased. mell, Salt Lake at Magna, Midthe lrom the sky. Olsen Mrs. reported trip Mr. and Mis. William vale at Brigham. I laho He :s the son of Mr. and Mis. cently, required E. Davis, 200 east First north, by plane to Thursday -- Midvale at Salt the while O. Hill of lour hours, Bear H.vci learned their son, Lt. Robert W. enly Joseph Lrke. 27 hours. City. trip required Davis has arrived safely overSunday Brigham at Midvale, seas. He had left New York Salt Lake at Provo, Gemmell Awarded Air Medal Tar-Papat Magna. Award of the air medal for about three weeks ago. Village His wife, the former Dottle exceptionally meritorious achClosed The Peaches played one of Mae Conrad, has returned to To Be ievement while participating their greatest games of basehome after in six separate bomber combat her Chico, Calif, Bushnell hospital's malaria ball Sunday but breaks were missions over enemy occupied spending throe weeks here with center better known as "The like apples in October falling Lt. Davis's parents r to Staff j continental Emope Village," which first for the Salt Lake Pinneys and FISgt. Roy den A. Boothe, 26, of .skelsen Visits came into being on Dec. 22, the big 4 to 1. city boys Home on furlough 1913, and was designed piimar-ilHoneyville. was announced Bohird the pitching of big lrom Is Gruber, Okla., Camp in England. as a reconditioning area for Bob Stewart, the Pfc. Qinnn M Eskelsen, son men stricken "strange A top turret gunner on a with malaria as name" hurler who pitched the of Col. Lt. M. and Mrs. Ruel " ell as to afford concentrated shut-ou- t F'ying Fortress, Sgt. Boothe is record here at the first the sun of Mr. and Mrs. Than Eskelsen, foimer Brigham res- clinical study of malaria andi of the season, Plnney f3n.ied 14 He idents. an man is infantry Boothe of Honeyville. He the cause of it recurrent is Brigham City batsmen, and married and his wife lives in with the Rainbow division. feel on patients, will be closed alowed only six hits, while Col. is Eskelsen stationed down soon, Los Angeles After graduating it was learned to's eight off Hank liom Box Elder high school in somewhere in the South Pacific day from the hospital publi: gathering best pitches. at the Mr. Eskeltime. preent relations office. Riighim. he atUnded business sen and four children are living Hansmann pitched one of his college in Salt Lake City. Prior in for the Legion Club Will Play Report All Safe war's duration. Logan Capt. John T. Leslie, in lo entering the service he was rarnPS 0f year, and 1 research o side from a debatable ey visited in Brigham for a explaining In Provo Tournament After accountant in Bishop, Calif. bobble Explosion an few days while Quinn was home accomplished in the seven! to Bailey the Peaches Receives Rating charged cn fui lough. months the center has been in played errorless ball. A wire received today by Mr The Utah State Legion Junior Among five Utah men receivalso disclosed that got a double ar.d TuckerBailey be land Mrs. A Fav.son from her ing will Completes operation, baseball tuinamcnt Training of seaman first got ratings cenmen from the Lowell Nelson, son of Mr. and most ol the two to swell the meaning of the Paterson of class ihis month upon graduaplayed Friday and Saturday. daughter. Ellen six hits the Peaches connected July 28 and 29, at Provo, E. B. Port Chicago Calif., reassuring tion fiom the naval air tech Mrs. Fred Nelson, has just re- ter will be returned to duty. Local Board Takes The first group of men is with, but the breaks were all Owen, manager of the local them that she and her family nical Training center, Norman, turned to Hamilton field near 22 From County t club, said today. Originally the were safe following the explos-- ' Okla., was Grant Kur.zlcr, son San Francisco. Calif., after a now being processed prior tOwlth the Pinncy assemb-thei- r local Legion c'ub was schedul- ion last night that rrpoitedly of Mr. and Mrs. David Kunz-lor- , seven-dadeparture foi the recep-- i;ig0 furlough at home, Box Elder county ed to meet Twenty-twOgden Thursday "lovcDd the town." Willard. He attended Box lie has just completed training tion center nearest their home. mtrv were inducted into the night in Rees Pioneer park for Radio reports today placed Elder high school and was em- as flight traffic clerk in the air Upon arrival there they will belI Pec Wee Bass connected with ti c that largely arsqld forces at Fort Douglas, tin first of a three-gamand will be flying in eligible for a furlough. the toll of known dead at playployed by the Hill field army tiansport, tho South Pacific with Hamil-h- , j spelled Brigham City's defeat, Nay, according to a report off. as a result of the explosion of di depot beiore enlist urn lln thu.. niifhifr-fram- e Service Sunday. . , ' o The local team will enter the "iy .local Selective jJrtjj kc i&t U --base . ammunition ships last November, loiAr-"'- 1 WN'0---- 5 ."Stewart" and Hansmann had Pvt. C. son Robinette, Lloyd V'jn'rna ment Owen 'W fCT0f he r T" nf,ght'Tntlic harbor whei'p'-theHe has received training as tangled In a pitching duel for Accepted for army service m cm bo is of the local Legion u re loading. Poll an aviation machinist's mate ot Edna D. Robinette, is home were Charles Lee Hall, Allow post's baseball committee arc is located about 35 milesChicago on a eight Innings, each giving up north-cas- t ; nd will now be transferred furlough from to only five hits. The Peaches had Rich, Rex Brunker Jeppsen, Verio Grasier and Fred Al'cn. of San Francisco. a naval unit afloat or to another Camp Livingston, La. A jeep scoied in the fourth when Nad-le- r Melvin Hiiold Wood, Boyd W. Is he with drivet, The wire saidwe headquarters snore station for further in"Mother, Munns Don Leo Miller, John of singled and came in on a detachment1 96th the chemall safe. Don't woiry. Love. struction. aie of Earl Owen beAlfred Fawson, Nobuo Watan-abe- , ical warfare battalion. Safe Way Mr. and, Mrs. R. M. Jeppson at University Ellen." Only tween second and third. FinJesse Bott Rcay, Kazuo it seems Paterson have three children, Lloyd says surely Malcolm Seth Jeppson, 19. To Can Vegetables neys run had come In the sixth Umemoto, Teruo Ted Moiinaka. Marie, Bobbv and Jar.et. son of Conrad Jeppson, Man- good to get home and see the a walk to Werner followed cn ar.d Yoshinori Edy Yamasaki. and mountains the "chicks." The tua, is with a navy unit in can to safe only way Jim Reed's long double. Biddle,-Hanby Flail Odell we he don't think aid Guy means training at the those with feathers. In the eighth Bob Story of the ary vegetables, except tomatoes, Wood, Don Johnson and Yere of University is by rorrect use of a pressure Pinney club opened Dubuque, Dubuwith a Hqdges were inducted into the A graduate of Box Jeep Man Home que, Iowa to Katharine double. Jerry Dalebout took a cooker, according K. Richaid navy. (Saleh) Elder high school, he was a Sgt. of Good House-kepinmighty ciP at the first pitch The following transfers were Pear.se, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. Fisher, director This method and then laid down a bunt that institute. j.student at Utah State Agricu! A Pea rse, has been inducted into the army; Jack on home oral college at the time of his is the only one which piovides lolled out the thiid base line to Official Says Damage Masato a Nisogi, Farmingon, furlough from Camp the heat jentiy into the navy July 1. safety. With runners on first Sam Isamu Sakamoto, Houze. Kent, On Tex. his return he Totals $ 2,000; Electric Lines Source Watkins In Iowa to kill botulinus germs. and third and none away, Will be ready for overseas serWash Takeo Fuddenna, Niles, A navy man is Jack B. When botulinus germs are Hansmann fanned Werner but Cause Undetermined Of Grave Danger Miss vice. Gloria Ciiif.; DeVon Priest Hunsaker, fiancee Dies, Watkins, 25, son of Nornian V. ;i of not killed in the canning pro- walked Reed to get at Bass, orGlen Carol Venice, Calif., Sgt. Peaise, also was visit-i- i cess, and Nola B. Watkins, 160 north hitter. they thrive in sealed jars dinarily an ineffectual Caution in moving hay and Damage to the warehouse and Jackson. Seattle, Wash.Mr. Di. with and g Pearse Fiist west. He is enrolled at a powerful poison. Then Bass stepped up slashed create and their James Morris Jusiestn, Elko, loading elevator of the Noi th- licks under or parallel to visit. son's during the of Unive 'sit Duy Dubuque, em Utah Farmers cooperative trie wires was urged Nev. Dr. and Mrs. Pearse also This poison corres from bacteria out a double to left field and that live in the soil and cling three runs scored. at Tremonton, including stored farmers today by George L buque. Iowa, where he is re- have had their daughter Ruth to vegetables. train'll". at their home. She Elsewhere in the league SunAlthough rare, wheat, caused by flic of unde- - Ellerbeck, division el 'ving Ogden, grad- botulinus Bushnell Gets Third poison is very danger- day Midvale trounced Gemmell termined origin, was it least manager for the Utah Iowe- He rcDoned for naval duty on uated from th" Countyjusthospital After his graduation ous because II usually does ikU 11 lo 3 to show increasing sec-c.- d July it was learned S12.(KK), lol.ii'iy- Eight cornu. my Invasion Patient Box Elder high .rehool he n, Salt Lake C.ty as a noise. in half power in league play, jirom KIwood change the foods appearance, Williams, Ellerbeck from especially urged odor or taste. Fortunately, they and Provo upset the first-hal- f derricks attended Utah State AgriculSgt. Fovst Lewis, lot Glass charge of live cooperative's caution in moving are haimlcss until they get into championship Magna club 14 with the booms up, pointing out tural college, Logan. Canyon. Miami, Ariz., is the Ogden office. t into jars of canned to 11. that booms should bo securely Promoted In Italy third Normandy invasion caswarehouse Tile Pi loading emotions food. announced pnd Wednesday evening the Peachboth fastened at held ends and ualty to arrive at Buslneli was practically a m a at an overseas depot of the In addition to safeguarding es will play host under their horizontal General hospital, it was report- machinery position. -toial loss, valued at about SOW) against the damage ol deadly own acres to the Midvale club. liny air force service com"Take no chances." Ellei-bcced today by the public c nd 10o0 bushels of wheat, which :n Italy include that of mand botulinus poisoning, the correct Occlc Evans's newcomers to son a touch He "Don't declared, office is rciatiors s burned was worth ano'her chains, cables or wet me league this season. use of the pressure cooker if Neal F. Secnst from corporal of Mrs. Ethel Lockhard, 715 8(Ekh), Williams lopes Mon. Services Held lo sergeant. of other reported. types against Sunday's box score; a is derrick near Railroad avenue. Miami Ariz. power jtle cannot be AB A recent national sur- Brigham Secnst is the son ol Machinery Sergeant In spoilage. nothe and line, should driver ith Perry Chapel Sergeant Lewis went in 4 showed that heme canners Bailey ss ... (.l; st,,j 0 pUt tv,e elevator back li ide on the derrick. Nevei Mr. and Mis. vey Secrist.j the first wave, a memner of on into operation before the wheat R. F. D. No. 2, .. who Tucker 2b for Funeral Ruth services up put vegetables Brigham undei City.) any circumstances at engineers unit, and was stiuck ha) vest begins about July 21, to raise or move electric He graduated from Box Elder! G reenwell White were held in by the hot water bath method Nad led if ... shortly after in the face by a neither is lumber cribbing ma- 'tempt in 1938 sehoil " mgh and was the Perry ward chapel Monday, reported a LX) per cent greater Owen cf shell fragment. He continued terial available by that time Imcs a.assistant working Ellerbeck manager July 17, with Bishop Douglas rate of spoilage than those who Jackson lb .. lo farmers urged invasion "activities" until he to rebuild bins, Williams said on his father's farm before he used the The pressure cooker Peterson rf Quayle conducting. the call nearest Utah Power The' wheat, however, as it is passed out, and upon regaining Jensen 3b ... littered the army in December, , and postlude were playeo method. if in if office doubt oi Light consciousness aided his unit harvested will be routed lo th" 1912. 0 11 Don't let any food go to waste Lemon c .... F.om an automotive by Louise Davis. Mrs. Marj is He needed. assistance ask i ochanics wart houses at f (I that reasonable again. Wien he awoke from c( operative's 0 1 school at Hill field Clerk Hayes sang because y u dont have a press- Hansmann p "Lullaby,' be notice he was sent lo Patterson passing out a second time, he Garland. of Roses." ure cooker," says Miss Fisher Time the "In and field, so given necessary anange was in a first aid station that 32 24 14 Totals ... ments can be made to have Ullio, where he joined his pres- prayer was given by Clifford "The government has allowed on th hud been established AB O A ent outfit, a t h e of 400, (XHJ I'inney manuiucture Thorne News-you- r trained squadron. linemen repair the a the supervise reader, beachhead. 4 0 2b . . He left for overseas duly m cookers without B. Cleverly priMrs. Harold Felt a piesure sang service for which Help moving, paper. He was flown to Iliil field, 4 . 3 3b sum191'i. distribution this for He Story August, landed "Sunshine," ority in neee.x-.arno accompanied by If charge. from where ho was brought to .rake it what you want by tele-- there is 1 . .U1 ss Dalebout one mer. If oi can't on earth Mr. Eve-iythe you Fell Africa, violin buy and from piocecdcd the line will be taken oui lo No 7. Bushnell bv ambulance phoning vour news 3 . 0 there to Italy where he is now you may Werner i f cf Kay, of service. pianist. Speakers borrow a toneighbor's 0. 3' be able find one available Reed lb . . in the transportation were E. Smith Murphy, H. SALT LAKE . 4 ZERO ON DISPLAY 0 ection at an important depot, gene Perry, I, Edwin Baird and through a community canning Bass If 1. W A C Recruiting 3 e Randall form Or lbs duty in Atrica and Italy might your group. jou Bishop Quayle. 1 ewer cf O' 2 Drawing card to Salt Lake next Mond ty night. . own and to him wear Harold Felt plaved a violin one campaign community group buy Aftei its shewing in salt i Exhibit Slated 1 O' . City this week is a Japanese Dettcry rf 'Mr on his L'uiopean theater number, "The Angels' Seren-aoe- one. Zero plane shot down over lake City, the plant' will hi . 3 X S'lwart taste to discover P ribbon "Never his and r the A and "The WAC closing song recruitin' exhibit commanding Guadalcanal. Hundreds of Salt taken to Iiovo for a three-dahas awarded him the good Lord s Prayer" was sung by spoilage," warns Miss Fisher. Lake people have flocked to ; nowing, July 25, 26. 27 on t he from Hill field will be in Brig-na31 8 27 S Totals induct Mr. ar.d Mrs. Felt accompan- - All hone canned pioducts ribbon, denoting ore City fiom noon of August g 'ounda second South street faeng Main, building 000 100 000- -1 should be examined ear s Brigham uod Mrs. lied carefully service oy in Closiiv the 6, of Kay. until the morning August for a glimpse of the present and is scheduled foi display in; 000 001 03x- -4 was offered by Roland when opened jnd, if there is Pinney rmy. 7. it was war relic. Ogden, July 28. 29, 3o on Vash- i xlubit wii renorted today.a The Brigham Boys in Indiana Errors of Stewart, the i.i evidence Bailey Dale-boaj P;.i ker. spoilage, y consist of Two-bashits be not The olane, a Mitsubishi on. mg ton at 25th street. lood used." should Bntlcy, in the Brigham Two Bngilu.n Interment was Exhibit of the Zero in tkc tighter plane of the type tired urtis 3. Tucker 2, Reed, was saivaged by navy scatters, John.-.onStory. L. the t h e 21, husband cemetery, grave American Cdy volunteer being by b out Holstein-FriesiaStiuck S, Hansmann nd brought to this country for! three cities, is sponsored By Owner B Tess dedicated Clark. Chen-naulJess Johnson. 530 south Gen Lieut. by group under observation and tests by the Naval Aid auxiliary. Walter A. Scott, Fielding has Stewart 11. Bases on balls ust west street, and George in China, and other wai lor ih.e display were han-- j 1. of . bureau il navy received at Fort recently acquired a registered Oft Hansmann 3, Stewart Anderson, 33, husband of t c nipn-entReports Sim-IIolstein-Friesiacow from the Umpires Wlgnall and McKen-diick- . for the o.xhibi-- ! died by Lieut. LcRov D. T. of Rrconcitioning Andei 236 the son, I.iogene Douglas headquarters tion was done by Lockheed-- ! r.ons, navy miblic relations ot uth Second "art, were en- - Ninth service command fiom herd of Roy C. Thain, Smith-ield- . Troops in areas without armv Uniformed naval air wo mled Vega and Adel Precision com-- ! firer. recenttv in a month's various overseas Change of ownership for theaters of will facilities be in at- post exchange Fire chiefs at military instalI any, Burbank, Calif. It mavj men ard Waves will this animal. Thain Genesee course have at the the of receive exploded free operations issue approxb lations under the jurisdiction of be seen by the public daily from tendance at the exhibits. hJS been recorded de- 220793, Mich--gatha nival school m lfi.UoO.fKKi only weaklings oi myln training All ptocec-dpounds from the small imately until U) o'clock in tnc mornmg association the Ninth service command reCity, Ind. velop psychiatric disturbances. ihe Holstein-Friesacandy this year. foe charged to Vt. 10 o'clock at night, and will be admisMon The assoria ceive annual salaries ranging Brattleboro. a of The Stress short course they are situation rather The candv is composed enare used for the benefit on duplay in Salt Lake until! i a weakness of perscna'itv issued 1.028 registry and form $2600 to $3200, depending tion than the includes basic king of of the hard varieties ot sailors, marines, const tirely announced the transfer certificates to Utah upon pieces of equipment under of elect! icily, algebra is the basis, orange, C their command. ty cemetery with Burt Call guardsmen and their families peppermint. n d slide-rulIrceders during 1943. medical fundamentals. corps. army clove, lemon and lime flavor. in the Twelfth naval distnet. dedicating the grave. 11 d . er Tar-Pape- y Hans-rnann- JULY DRAFT Port QUOTA FILLED j hot-sho- in-J- hcl --- URGES USE y Alas., during the summer of 141. inHis teaching experience cludes one year at the Lincoln school, Brigham City; one year a the Central school, Brigham City; principal at Howell one yar, principal at Plymouth one yCar; principal at Dowyville lqur years, principal at Corinne seven years and principal at Tremonton the past three i Stevens is also an active civic and L. D. S. church worker. He is a past secretary and president of the Box Elder Teacheis association; president of the Box Elder El- past ementary Principals' association; past president Utah State Elementary Principals' associa- tion. Active In Church Ho is now in the presidency of the 153rd quorom ol Seventies. Bear River L. D. S. stake, president of the Tremonton Lions club, chairman of the Box Elder chapter junior Red Cross and chairman of the north Box Elder O. P. A. price panel and rationing board. He is a member of the Lhmbda fraternity, University of California, and a member of PJii Delta Kappa, national education fraternity. His wife is the former Cora Fbrsgren. D. DAVENPORT Services Conducted In Perry Chapel J Ilol-tdn- u tit IVigenc 1 TREMONTON HAS run-dow- n DISASTROUS 2 OFFICIAL CITES ELEVATOR FIRE g DERRICK RISKS hotter-ihan-boilin- g 2 I . FINAL RITES air-tigh- FOR MRS. WHITE ho.-pi'- al pio-toil- JR-m- non-aci- d e n if-m- AT JAP Brigham - s j I city-count- I t. P-l- e . V t aero.-iaiulics- . pre-radi- s view-plan- prin-e.ple- ch-rr- e in nec-1sar- y 1 ; I Ftinoral services for Mrs. Della Qavenport were held in the Fprry ward chapel Satuiday, Jfily 15. Bishop Douglas Quayle The prelude and conducted. postlude were played by Louise Davis. The choir sang ''Rest- ' ing frem Care and Sorrow, under the direction of Mcrl by Jtidson and accompanied Louise Davis. Prayer was offered by Elmer R. Matthews' after which Mr. ard Mrs. H. B. Felt sang ''In the Garden." accompanied Johnson. , .Speakers were Fred J. Leo Williams of Bishop R stake. William T. Davis aid Bishop Quayle. The choir sing a second number, "I K f.OW My Redeemer Lives." wjth Harper H. Billings as soloist W. Lee Davis sang "Going Home" and the service was cS sed with prayer offered by Perry, interment was OF COOKER METHOD nre-lud- RITES ARE HELD two-bagg- y e s |