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Show BOX ELDER Money doesn't nl'Vuix hiing happiness. A map with ten mil ti dollnis is no happier than a man with nine million dollars: VOLUME A 19 BRIGHAM. BOX ELDER COUNTY. UTAH. TUESDAY Berchtold Baby Dies Sunday Provo Playing Here Wednesday Evening ) TIPS LOSE ONE SUNDAY AT AGENCY TO AID DURING FARM PLACE PEACHES TAKE A REST SAFETY DRIVE V PAGES NUMBER 39 YOUNGSTERS SAD, PET LOST M0REINVAS10N SEARCHERS FIND CASES ARRIVE LADS BODY IN WATER DITCH Growers 1 REPORT FUN IN Standings Pfrvo gna iney Hfigham City .. Midvale Common 1911 -F- OUR eight-year-ol- js Likely Choice Of lanager Ray Jacobs f ENING. JULY 23. i Cm kei Because Mr. Mahon was soon Rocky, infant Tony S'ott Berchtold lu join the army and because the and is lost, young-spaniel, or. of Ersol and Lucille rover is so scarce the seaich stois at the O. M Mahon home, gasoline lteri'hlold, renro.se. died in a was abandoned and tour unhapSioux Falls, South Dakota, aie cal hospital Sunday. 20 py youngsto's made the return I wo From Colorado i alter birth He is sui ived by his ry s id. u p to their home. and the patents. billowing One From Idaho I hope some A letter from South Dakota kind person brothers and sisters: Leonard, Mahon family was1 tnids Rocky and lets us know,' the temirts I'm. Robert F, Joseph E., and Threi more e.'mualues ol the driving through Brigham City slid a lett'T from Mis. Mahon Wanted To Stay In i". won on France on June tl. Moao.i P.errntold, Penrose when Rocky jumped oil, "He is chocolate blown, has recently i n.w Lushm-Gonei-.at ed '.m Funeial services were conducautothe e t Tier of the shut nair and light markings After His Friends ted today at three o'clock at the hospital, it was le lined to-- mobile. The family tvuily on his upper Irmt legs and Had Left For Home the missed f om the public relations' Harold B. Kelt funeral home, mi ai.d came back to where chi st." dog with Bishop Jesse K. Peterson o'ticer. The Imdy of Shlzuo Kaku, Tlu Mahon's street number pet lett the cat. hut couldn't i to lose (have. 24 who liv- the son of Kary! and charge. Intetrrent was to be Statistics Show Many in the is 1:303 Minn avenue find him ed witn his siMcr at Antonio, of Fast Gar-Sonoita liana in Kaku, City Brigham cemetery. Fruit Persons Killed On Colo, was wounded on June 1.1. mil, was recovered Friday afSon Gets Out Of having landed on the beachhead ternoon from the Bear river Farm Accidents on with the second wave. canal which flows near the lie was struck in one leg and In an e.Mot to educe the acciPicking Again Kaku family farm home. The in the chest by a shell tragdent ates among rural workers lad, accoidtng to reJapanese Lewis S. Night is looking for i' ent. He has been in the army now the highest of the nations went swimming with two ports, iheri pickers, lint hell huve si since Maicli H) 12 and overseas major industries - the Nor- GOLF neighbor boys Thursday afterlo look farther than his sou, thern saic-t Utah soil conservation April UHL noon, and when the two boys, I Lee, '. Pvt George C. Ames, a for-- i is assisting the U. S. demembers of a Peterson family, Just as the cherries ripened ,er employe of tl.e Union Paci-Iiwent hime about an hour later, partment ef agriculture and Freeman, Griffiths this year, young Lee fell off other To Hall. Officer S. Arch Meet Mis. I'. Flight railroad at Pocatello, Ida., Assigned I want the Japanese boy said, farm and civic organia a load of hoy ami broke his Major Prize Winners where he it sided with his par- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Goss re- and Mrs. Murphy are the par- ti stay in and have some mole tions in launching a ".National Kiev n golfers participated in ents al 144 Washington street, ceived woi'd vestei day that their ents ot a baby daughter borni Lin." light arm. It wasn't anything Farm Week" campaign new. on July 2".. Carl C. Shriber. About 9 p. m. Thursday. Mr. play at the Brigham was the victim ol a sniper on sun, Cyril Archie Goss, S'Jc, has July 10. t t; ornament lust at cherry picking seasto the United Mounded III Action on July 21, with June In. He landed in France Leen assigned club golf City became worried and tie laku chairman, supervisor on Iasi year, the hoy fell off Mr. and Mrs. Dan Price Alf Fieemar. and W. H Griffiths on June b, with the third wave States fleet and will serve on ir.d neighbors found the lad's r.ounced today. S. a horse ami broke both arms. a telegram recently lrom S. Tazewell. He writes: He futther that rep-- eepping big shares ol the special ot mvadeis, and has been in the the U. clothing on the bank of the His dads beginning to sus resentative.- - ofreported vvai department stating that canal. An and day-lonarmy two years. He suffered "This 1is a brand new snip and I the the soil conserva- - ljlyes. am going to enjoy my C eir son, Pfe. Robeil F. Price, seaich, headed by Sheriff WarIn tournament play only one wounds in the left hand and right think peel something: ton sei vice, extension service, ervico on hr. It is very cold a paratrooper, had been serious-wounde- ren VV. Hyde and Bishop R. J. goiler played the full ten games t igh and other agencies dealing " He In action on the Nor-- r Potter of the East Guiland Vvt. Edward Anderson, 30, here on Treasure Island with farm people will :ii d eignt opponents specified by a leave, t tiles, Invasion front. so tournament spent ol awards resident L.D.S. ward, followed. whete arecently aruly Colo., Denver, discuss 'idem prevention with Tlu body was lound late Frithem duiing the week and will weie uat made, W. If. Griftiths, j he was emuloyed hy his brother-presiden- t with his parents and friends here j Since then they have heard in Brigham City. from him 'and he said that he day afternoon by Sherttf Hyde, of the club, said today. i law, John Thimble. Pvt. provide them with (heck sheets was in a hospital in England and about two miles downstream won first and Grif- - dt rson was also in the second Change Of Address to assiit in locating and eliminwon in the putting' wave of troops and was shot liths second According to the little brown was recovering from his wounds. lrom where the boys had been on larms. ating hazards sometimes unreliable contest and Freeman won first F tough the lett loot by snipers raids 00, (MM) Killed swimming. The body had gone over a More than 200,000 people were and L. A Richardson second in on June 9. He has been in the -- the following service men have spillway and was Keith Nuttall Won a change of address; f contest. Griffiths army two years and Tells How To approaching another when rekilled in faim accidents Expert last the i n a d m K n, f Pvt. George covered. Fight, Gave Story year, and 2,(XJO,000 others were won the driving contest, with and overseas for four and Peas Preserve 39675167, Prov. S. V. Plat. Prov. months. The boy was born in Santa Keith Nuttall, Brigham City's n ,'ured, according to government Cyrus Hansen second. C. A. Bn. APO No. 980. care of Three varieties of early peas, Clara county, Calif., on Jan. 21, "We hope to start another 14 year-ol"future champion" statistics. Laxton, 1936, and the family came to Asgrow 40, Thomas Postmaster, Seattle, Wash. These "farm accidents, which tournament soon, and would like prize fighter, a.nd his father. Pfc. Jack D. Jorgenson, Gradus Improved, are adapted East Garland two years ago. He Munis Nuttall, loturned to Brig- annually iob the nation of mil-- , to have more people play," Olsen Reunion Set 3901925, Regtl Hq. Co., 363rd for preservation in freezer lock-o- s was a student at the Garland saf 'r'I4'- Those who For August 6 ham City from California Sun-oa- lions of hours of productive p'1 in Utah, Miss Elna Miller, dementary school and had hart a re !Kler1 I he Inf, APO 91. Camp White, ?0,,d hor. are regrettable at any night. The Christen Olsen family nutritionist of the Utah extenOre. senool for one year In the time. but they aie intolerable While in Los Angeles will be conducted Sunday, sion service, reports. Coro. David California. young fighter was interviewed in wartime, when everv ounce A ig. fi, at Rees Pioneer park in In prpparaUon of peas for 3691, Q. M. Trk on three radio broadcasts. twoj0f food is needed to win victorvj Surviving besides the parents Brigham City, members of the C. Richard Pvt. Baird, freezing, harvest as for imme- are the following brothers and todirectly and one hy ti anscription and the peace," Secretary of family organization reported 1915316S, Co. A. 3102nd S. S. Bn. diate table use, and select pro sisters, all of East Garland: which was broadcast Saturday, Agriculture Claude R. Wiekard day. All descendants are urged C amp Crowder, Missouri. diets at full maturity but not Hthaho, Hlen, Francis, Michlo, He also posed for pictuies and i mid as he announced the safeto attend. advisMiss K. Miller Blaine Lieut. Nelson, overmature, Toshio, Johnnie, Hldeo and Ronty eamoaign. 0820554. Pilots Pool, See J., AAB, ee Work quickly and avoid all nie Kaku. The loss of time from farm ssible delay from the moment PET WOODCHUCK Richmond, Va. Funeral services were conmishaps is estimated by toe naPvt. Karl D. Reeder, 399196KO products are harvested until ducted Monday at one p. m. In tional safety council lo be Schedule Indicates ENJOYS LIFE 6671 h Med. Clr., Co. Sep., Camp i they are placed in the locker, the East Garland s chapel by trouble the number ot she added. Successful Show FARM ON Maxey, Tex. Bishop Potter, and cremation DOWN necessary to produce the annual i followed at a mausoleum in OgIndications ate that Preston' Jay Poulsen, 39905272, 3785th- After shelling and discarding Arret ican wheat ctop, or a waste , PITTSVILLE, Wis. (UP a Truck Co., Camp Stone- j all. Jnrulsed, underripe or over-- den,Q. of mote than $1,000,000,000 each annua! night rodeo, scheduled a pet $ scald peas In California. products, ripe an, 2 1, lot will and be 3, Yetters August year. To Duty boiling water, Miss Miller ex- Surveys reveal that 28 per cent the most successful event of its near Pittsville, has become do-t- . Returns Housewives may use Farmers Receiving R. Harold Lieut. Sd. Black, plained. to in be ever conducted of all larm work accidents inesticated, and from all indica- ton of Mr. 'and Mrs. Grant A. a wire basket or a bag made New Gas volve machinery; 26 per cent, that Idaho city, it was learned tions he likes living on the VetCoupons City, has just from mosquito netting in scaldter farm as well as any wood- Black, Brigham livestock; Id per cent, falls; lrom officials today. other and Farmers water The the vegetables. returned to duty with the coast ing R. A. Richter, Bozeman, Mon', land home. nine per cent, excessive heat; gasoline users are now bebe hot before should peas in boiling Bermuda, i following a has tillery contract six per cent, lightning, and all Mrs. Yetter found the baby already signed coupons ing issued E-- and R-with the committee in charge ot woodchuck last June at Castle a short leave spent here with his are put into it and only small which will run others. 20 per cent. with concurrently be of should arrounts he also on peas While leave, R-- l The soil consoi vation district arrangements to provide the Rock near Sparta. He was hud- parents. now the and El coupons once. at should aided Peas t to Oakland, Calif., to visit oiticial emphasized that farm ;tock, which will surpass the dled near-mlle-rg- e H. OPA E. Azbill, path, trembling with flew valid, Robert be left in the boiling water from accidents don't just "happen"; quality of the stock a year ago fright. She brought him to their his brother, Ensign rationing representative, minand one-hal- f t'e tosheone stated today. they are caused. He suggests iJe will hting 30 bucking horses. farm, named him Peter and fed Black. said. utes, Here 20 long-ho:'i) Brahma Furlough Spending ti e following safety tactics. , bulls, him a milk medicine with five gallon, new The drop Mrs. Fanny Payne Immerse peas at once, after Tech. Sgt. and Mis. G. Howleers and 20 roping calves. I have hail a medical checkere in blue ink per until he became a seven coupons printed cold into and water ard Reeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. scalding, The bucking horses will in- pound, playful little animal. Was Born In England up The doctor says I'm fit for clude instead of the purple Ink used as cool are then: leave until his they M are L. most of Reeder, some spending the worlds One day last September, Peter Mrs Fannie Lawrence Payne. Die yob. coupons, Mr. as the witer can make them. on the old I get at least 8 hours sleep lamous animals and the brail wandered into the garden, dug 13 day furlough in Brigham and A 'bill said, new , one 7!, died at the family residence not do "pie allow vegeHowever, and m is will be from a new sttam his first hole and hibernated for Willard visiting relatives will be issued at Bothwell Friday after a lin- every night. coupons, ga'lon, in to scak water tables longer I wear comfortable shoes, a tha has not previously appeal the winter. In April he left his friends. printing Instead of gering Diners. necessary in any stage of with black Ink in Idaho, it was reported. Sgt. Reeder is in charge of than den, and was found wandering used on the old She was born m England Nov, broad brimmed hot and clothes edAnothe add- the orange the Miller Miss stationpreparation, unit records will machine highlight this year in the garden of Joe Arnold, a a E The E-2:), IStiO, daughter ol John end that tit well and, cover my aims coupons. coupon The ed. and emcooling scalding of oe the introduction of a new road patrolman. Mrs. Yetter ed at San Francisco, port Not will also carry the words She and legs. Mmie Shuttle Lawrence. for- processes are most essential to and Mrs. barkation who Reeder, "Slim" Perkins clown, ha; I eat a was summoned and Peter seemgood breakfast, cariy came to the United States with good for obtaining gasoline to e. high quality frozen product in of Dalton in shows Willard, Jean many merly ed tickled to see her again. vehicles, friends when she was 18 years a hearty lunch and drink plen- ippeared peas if color and flavor are te pi opeli registered and is making his debut in the Again he was fed with an eye is employed at Oakland army be retained. end both coupons will carry the old. and settled in Brigham ty of cool mo! iee cold) water. vest. Bob Rooker will come as dropper, for he had lost four base. Advice On Lifting Both City. Peas may be packed dry or in notation, I bend niy knees instead of my a trick ride and roper and has pounds, but now he eats all he Wins Air Medal Site was married to William coupons are valid only for bulk cold brine solution, alhtough in never a Preston from Flight va England, can get. He is Writing appeared be lifting and when ry fond Of George Payne Aug. 28. 1.889, it: hack when packed in brine solution purchases and neither may snow before. and has developed a taste Officer Melvin F. Murphy has peas frozen for gasoline deliver-ere- d exchanged the Logan L. D. S. temple and working on low jobs. much after ionger f offia stay ol m A ilia face will he that I make sure ladders ne 0r swt.Pts especially ie cream inlormed his parents that into the fiul tank of a motor lived in Iloneyville before movcers of his group have been being removed from the locker vehicle. and set solid and at the Dirk Griffith, who is the world s and cookies. than ing to Bear River valley and strong explained best trick tider for rodeo I Peter makes himself at home cited or the air medal. The ci- Miss Miller. Thepeas, roper angle. brine solution homesteading. in the Yetter house. When the tation reads: I tool use for each the right teaSurvivors include eight daughPvt. imd Mrs. Lewis M. Numerous novelty entertain"As troop carrier glider pilots, is made with one or two of of to one cold salt and daughter, Deanna, reters. Mrs. J. R. Summers, job and make sine that I know ment numbers aie also on ilu Yetters are too busy to play with these officers spoons pint meritoriously cli- water. him, he amuses himself with turned to Brigham City after a Guintsville, Mont.: Mrs. Roy exactly how to ue it. thiee-nigh- t docket. a most successful maxed prooil I an or adjust old rubber ball, and when never unclog, Put vegetables into glass jars, six weeks stay in Virginia where Lutes, Missoula, Mont.; Mrs. he is tired he climbs up on the gram of intensive, specialized Walter Sorensen and Mrs. Irvin a machine unless it is completetin cans, heavily waved paper Pvt. Rawlinson tas been trainLast Rites Held davenport for a nap. The farm Paining and joint maneuvers board cartons, or into cello- ing at Camp Lee. Cresby, Ogden: Mrs. Lorin Lar- ly I stopped. in units aerial , with airborne to ot anieats are afraid the speak reassuringly kin. Thatcher; Airs. Earl NewIfe lias Just completed lined cartons, Miss Milthe I but flights by their superb perform- phane Peter has approach so they For Mrs. Johnson ler said. Head space of one to N. C. O. school and is cn route man, Mrs. Thy re Sessions and mals when ance in the initial T carrier w.dl not he startled .and kick or Funmal services for Loa troop with the familys big f one and inches in glass to Calitornia. Gladys Payne, Bothwell, two bite. phases of invasion of the Euro- Jars and Johnson, wife of George L veilow-hairedag. f Mrs. Rawlinson is the daughinch in tin sons, John Payne, Howell, and I pean continent. and follow the Johnson, were held Mondav. am or paper board cartons ter of Mr. and Mis. David O. Geoige Payne, Bothwell: three directions orderly "The magnilicpnt spirit and cans of the driver cr su July 21, at 2 o'clock in the Si.xtt Circus Is Coming lett. Peas need this Anderson. Arnold, ' siHers, Mrs. Harry Yoo Hoc. Skinn-acircus's enthusiasm displayed by these should be prvisot carefully when riding ward chapel under the direction for expansion Cleveland; Mrs. Charles space during man saw aimin' the just of Bishop Floyd Jensen, witn posting officers, combined with skill, and Mrs. F. Dagon, De- on trucks or buses. O. P. A. Sets Ceiling freezing. Ihe bills." and devotion to is I a councilor J. Butt Fred the nc) conduc duty couiage clean, keep premises Keep vegetables as cold as troit; .'18 grandchildren and lb c reus is coming and reflect d in their brilliant the Yep, opera"police up" after completing ir.g. possible until they reach the Price On Peaches gr ihe billposters just finished the tion of unarmed gliders of light locker, she advised. job. Prayer at the home was given Fresh peaches for table use Funeial services were con- each of Arthur Bros, job nst c billing big V I Jake no chances with infecF. A. Johnson. Prelude and ruction, at minimum altit have b"en brought under price ducted this afternoon at 2 to circus comes which Brigham tudes and air speeds, in unfavby D S. tion. I get first aid for even the postludo were played Walter A. ock in the Bothwell Fielding, is control for the first time by the ille-.- t Malmrose. and the open City Saturday. July 29. Tents orable weather conditions, over 0 e of seven Utah Holstein office of pilce administration, cuts and scratches. ward chapel by l,o Stokes, bish- s.e on will be lot ciicus eree'ed w and into of the face ter, vigug song. "Jesus Is Calling." admitted to Dr. Arv'il I, Stark, horticulturist op. Burial was in the Bothwell- orous enemy opposition, with no breeders recently was sung by Martin and John on Highw ay 91. j n in The Holstein- - of the Utah extension service, hutener cemetery. membership on season Arthur Featured this Rasmussen. Invocation was said possibility of employing evasive Outfit Now Bros. Circus are Moe and Joe, action, and in their successful 1 riesian association of Ameri- announced. hy Sa.n Sandusky. Vocal solo The f.o.b. price set for the ca. Nudists, OPA Tangle In Normandy landwas the only twin baby elephants D negotiation of hazardous "Dreaming of Mother, Mountain area, includRocky seen be will this They country. in hostile It was teported today that the sung by Vella W. Sackett, acings territory, to spear- Brigham Visitors On Gas Problems ing Utah, Montana, Wyoming, I in the all ard of the 31th general companied by Mrs. Romina Rasperformances head the allied invasion of the Mrs. Mae Pulsipher and son Colorado and New Mexico, is There must have been som members Bush-nel- l big menagerie together with continent. Their respestive duty DeWayne of Price, Utah, which at trained mussen. and hospital $3.48 pi r bushel for the entire lecords broken for getting Bros herd of full grown ' assignments were General hospital from Deperformed in Mrs. Sally Robinson of Shelley, Speasers were S. Norman Lee. Arthur ms. said Dr. Stark. dressed when a nudist camp pachydei 1942 1, an such admirable manner as Idaho, are visiling at the home Maximum prices, effective on September Alice Rich, Ilervin Bundcrson ran afoul of Ihe OPA. One hun- 4.cember are nowuntil the with Other attractions big on the beach Grace V. Price, and Bishop to produce exceptional results of Mrs. Edith Palhakis. Mrs. 1943, July 13, 1911. apply to all levelu dred devotees of the California are the famous Hanneford u the in Normandy. and most success- Pulsipher is a sister-in-laand of sale anil will mean reduc-lin- s geatest Floyd Jensen. Resolutions of recuit were charged with abus-- head Some ol the men are Ton spect by the Beehive Camp ol family of English equestrians, ful airborne operation in the Mrs. Robinson is a friend of at retail of an average of g gasoline rations. Theii ra- Carroll, Poodles Hanneford, the history of world aviation. leaturing ae Curlv Mrs. Pathakis. of Utah Pioneets Wright, Harry Daughters about 23 per cent below prices rent were revoked. Later, tions inimitable clown; Capt. riding Towed over Normandy in the Morgan, Dick Schwartott, Ai was read by Mrs. C. M. Chrischarged for the 1943 crop, adand his investigators found that accom- . Cornleld, Bob tensen. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Jorgen Christiansen Ray Johnson, invasion, Flight Officer Murphy Visiting Here vised Dr. Stark. He added that modations had not been regis-tand stallions of Criollo I riffiths sang "Rock of Ages.' troupe was unable to land on the field Ciossom and Ed Clancy. Mr. and Mrs. George Peoples I rices were set in accord with ted, and no rental records horses the gaited , so The closing song, "In The designated, dropped his glid- have as their guests their neice a directive from the office of i am Arthur kept. The nudists found they Bros, stables. Mr. and Mrs Ray C. Bright er inta a smaller makeshift Patsy Curtess, 10, daughter of economic stabilization authorizwas sung by Mart and hud some rather pressing busi- of Pri -- ton. and with menagerie Complete field. Upon landing he attempt- Mrs. Paul Curtess, and their ing prices calculated Idaho, and Mr. and John Rasmussen, accompanied upon a ness in town - with the OPA ofMis. Fred Rasmussen of Los by Romina Rasmussen. Benedic- horse fair Arthur Bros, circus ed to apply his brakes, but found nephew, Cpl. Ira Falkner, son "mixed sale basis. fice. The report doesn't say, but will give two performances Pat-savisited M at tion been of Geoi was said by Ephraim shot away. His ge Falkner. Ira and 'hey had dress Angeles, California, Average production of jii'f sum ably conventional daily at 2 30 and 8 oclock. Ihe home of Louise Ingram or. Johnson. are both from Copeland, in Utah for the 1933-4- peaches be on sale I.ider crashed into a tree and was in orier at the heatings. seats will period Reserved was destroyed, but none of his Idaho. The grave was dedicated bv circus Monday, July 21. was 472, 000 bushels, he stated. l at the day was Mrs. or crew O. was chorus David Anderson. ward Bright hurt. Interment office. formerly In 1943, 816,000 bushels were The Fourth girls passengers Murphy is a son of Mr. and Telephone your news to No. 7 produced, and the 1944 peaches v,!l meet tonight at seven o'- Miss Merle Ingram and Mrs. was made in Die Brigham City Pnyilis Ingram, cemetery und'A the direction of tribute was demonstration of the Mrs. Flovd Murphy of Corinne. clock instead of the scheduled forecast is set at 870,000 bush-ell at the daughters of the late George V D e Harold B. Kelt funeral home. esteem in which the deceased Ilis wue is the former Fay Hall classified ads 1(111011 will amount to a rec(dnesday meeting and Emma Meacham Ingram. of Garland, daughter of Mr. and get results. The crowded chapel and Dotal was held in this community. Fourth ward chapel. ord crop. SALT LAKE WHILE FOURTH fast Ball Hurler L grass widow is the wife of a egetei Ian. d oid NEWS from our BOYS in the SERVICE TOURNEY dis-nic- c 0 Sunday Results Finney 3, Provo 4. Magna 9, Gemmell 1. dis-jnie- ft'he Peaches rested Sunday, uAile Provo had the demorali-ftj.- : expel ience of being defeated life first time in this half of league play. To whatever thats worth add the fart lii-- t they'll ne playing on their hfnie field, and that Provo is Industrial ojjo of the tougher igue clubs the Peaches' have bfen able to show well against this and previous season. itThe total of all that mathema-tips- , which you won't find in the ick of this book, is the Peaches' ejs.tnces of winning hre Wed-sdaevening when they Provo in an Industrial (tuque tilt in the home orchard, jlloled up in loiuth place in the HSague, the Peaches will have to Vfin from Provo, and Pinney V.l have to drop a game to Mid-iWednesday, for the Bright City nine to get into "upper ision" of the league. Anyone But Ilaiismann Bill Forrest, president of the Peaches, believed today that Manager Ray Jacobs is likely to Y;.rt anyone but Hansmann. The pw, smart delivery of the "Peaches' No. T"htirhi-xtem- s to Jtave been solved by the Timps, vyhile offerings are definitely not to their liking. So ft looks iike Stone, Arbon or posfor the sibly Boyce Jacobs ifiound job Wednesday night. I Undefeated the this half, imps ran into difficulty at Salt Kake City Sunday in spi'e of the ftit that big Bob Stewart, the iLmoilal opening game pitcher nd shutout a fist against Brigham City this summei, was wild. Allowing ten bases on balls, Stewart nevertheless held the to 5 hits and, with good Simps from the bats of Wer-10- , Re-and Dalebout, won hjs JP me 3 to 4. Had Losing Streak Provo, perennially one of the in the Industrial p teams Jrdgue, hit a losing streak in the Ijome stretch of the first half Industnal league play this '.ason. and wound up outside the froney. Whethei the loss Sunday the dawn of another losing leak for the will be largely decided ?imps i game night's i re. The contestants will be the two ilustrial league clubs who are ittlirg, with the best chances, the second-hal- f league title. losing to Magna in the glay-off- , the Peaches must win ic second half to be in on the world series" of the league that ill determine this years eham-lon- . y tan-wit- h e six-tea- fast-bailer- Jr 1 all-nig- d FIGHTER BACK FROM COAST 10-fo- hole-in-on- e one-hal- one-hal- d n PRESTON SLATES j NIGHT RODEO 1 man-hour- wood-Georg- '!. e ...... n e y BOTHWELL 2 2 WOMAN PASSES R-2- E-2- 2 dry-packe- d Raw-linso- n vvood-(huek- madi-friend- s one-hal- d Provo has the same chance of eating its way to the league hampionship, and aft cm being ozen out in the first half, is hting hard now to make the rude in its last chance. All men and women in the irtiforrs of the armed services ill be admitted free of charge Wednesday evenings game trough the courtesy of the Brig- am City chapter of Beta Sigma S3' hi sororitv. - Missionar Returns Dwayne N. Andersen, son of (hop and Mrs. David O. has returned home f om the mission to pnwaaian Islands. i, buddies Meet At ISO Center Corp Kenneth iNed) Ntheker, of Mr. and Mrs. Era NV-- ! eker, Willaid, and Pvt Alvin ''ells, son of Mrs. Martha Well.-- , 'cent y met ot a USO rente:' at amp Haan, Calif., after not "cinq each other for 14 months. was learned today. The solid's are biddies and entered ne set vice together. Ned was sent lo Texas, then Camp Haan, while Alvin was ent to Camp Caiahan. Calif ien to Camp Haan, Fn , one-hal- I o-- le I- tt, -. te 34th - . i set-son- blue-ribbo- n Gai-den- 2 News-Journa- s, . News-Journa- |