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Show BOX Don't let it be said that Brigham City fell down on the Christmas "Gifts for the Yanks Who News Item: Santa Claus will Cave'' campaign. MlHillWl, i:o KLDEK COUNTY, PRESENTED DAILY carol programs to ad-j- l resent, d over the public astern installed during season by the hohdav were btr of Commerce, wnced today by Clyde B. ford, chairman of the merits committee, sponsors of S week. :ng Iiese . ofi 1 tost i!or I'RII programs will include follow. ng. uesday, December 18: 5.00 school chorus, 19 December iednesday, Central first grades: 6.00 tral girls glee club. December 20: coin school chorus; H. S. sophomore girls December 21: Friday. E. H. S Thursday. E si a H. S. E. junior division aturday, December glee club. 600 - "tin i tinii ai h i evening. Trial Slated In Am mg ;,t 7 8 and 9 OCi'H k Schedule At Old Gym On M'.no.a;, i venir.gs, the tea: eg ti,. ,,'d g m will he the Ei n.h Waid. Mantua and Hone Diagle, 21, Sixth Uaid Tnc.-da- v will bo d tor a n imhi r of Jap.m- - man pleaded not guilty when Vi iii"o,, ttani-- . will soo he was arraigned before Dis-trn- t ,1 the Eii't Ward Fil'd Ward and idgo Marrtner M Blurri-Perrm action while on Thurs- hire Monday on a forgery da evening Cennne and the charge Trial was slated for human 111, 1946, and m lieu of Sioui) bad Diagle was put m the county pul Sbeiil'l Warren W. Hyde said D agie w.is arrested for allegedly cashing forged checks ,n Forgery Case Last Rites Held For War Vet j Funeral services for Christian P. Christensen Jr.. 61. who died in Palo Alto, Calif on Decern- her 12, were conducted here Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Harold B. Felt funeral , S.A.C. Winter home Outlined The local post of the Amer-- . ican Legion, under supervision of Commander Leon Taggart, was in charge of the graveside ritual A firing squad, bugler and pallbearers were from Bushnell General hospital. win-quart- v d ( ms jy or tomoirow to make iVife ) cut down on time, former tents will at various register rs to 2, according January rs of the alphabet and new uf:ents will obtain registration is at I'll o the registrars office north wing of the mam ding. Classroom instruction he begm Thursday. meet the need of modern have been programs m the various of the schools of enuring. industries and trades, and sciences, agriculture, te economics, forestry, com-cami education, tie of the leading social lion.- - of the year, the an-- I sched-is military ball for the winter quarter T ti'.iior student events ally scheduled include grand Mig ut the Aggie club-threstudent body dan-Ihannual winter carnival, bool play, sorority rush ) ung, idene I t' e ! r : , e 'e mi n'.s and intramural carnival Bell egistra r William H. am d that the expected rise regi'tration cannot be esti-fin figures since there is Ting to base the count on, noug h several hundred new students have s registration. Funeral services were conducted Saturday m the L. D S Bishop Iona ward chapel by coming A Favorite Burial was mRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (UP) Clifford Scoresby m the community cemetery Make mine apple" may be HorN foun-'jj cry in the soda of tomorrow. he invasion of refreshment hr)us by apple flavor and its nec()f taking a place ulong-suc- IDies reigning favorites as Rosen- la and chocolate Mrs. Agnes Olivine recently ' do cussed of a Brigham 44. at resident Mum. by growers cars. 'nigan horticultural society Citv for the past five 4.) died .Saturday evening at 9hosmti70nUunHi M. takers stressed an increas-- 'oclock in Cooley memorial demand for apples from pro-- , pital following a short illness lnK Mrs Hosenbium was born on plants making sauce, C' at Ashland. lr,,7Cn slices and apple March 5, 1901. I tcr. and for soda fountain Wis.. a daughter ot Nelson anil J frs Margaret OBrien Lamar. She mother i1' E Marshall, Michigan came to Utah withold her and made ears tour wlien suggested horticulturist, je' an she apple essence one ton her home m Ogden until udiu'citt'cl appli-wys Slit' of hero one gallon eiuno making be produced as a in Ogden city schools. Gilr Product of the Surviving is a brother, bert Brian Lamar. Brigham Miiet meetings will be held City, and two aunts in Chicago, 'he society in February and 111.' kh at Pontiac, South Haven, Funeral services will be conr' and Traverse ducted Wednesday afternoon at City. 1 o'clock at the Harold B Felt DENVER (UP) Denvers po-(- funeral home. Burial viill be m as "the major relocation Mountain View cemetery, Ogthe intermountain urea" den. Friends miiy call at the made it the 1946 convention t Wednesday until time of the Japanese-Arnerica.services. Rons League, a national with headquarters in Phone your news to No. 7. Lake City. Flavor Is Agnes Rosenblum At 44 ? cnee--ma- cider-vinega- . n mor-tuar- Tourist Trade Is Subject of Talk Rosenbaum Funeral services for Claude HolAMSTERDAM (CP) Lot ius Snow Rosenbaum, 63, land soon will have won her foi mer of Brigham battle to reclaim her land in- City, whoresident died in Salt Lake undated by the Germans and lus home, Saturday, were Allies, according to an announ- City, to be conducted this afternoon of cement the Department of at oclock m Salt Lake. Canals and Waterways was born m BrigWaleheren. the garden of Hol- ham on June 23, 1882, a son City land. will again reappear just a ol Marsh David and Abigail little more .Jltari seven months Rosenbaum. Prior to his after the Nazis were chased Sjw illness he was employed in the from the country. Two hundred shipping department of Sweet fifty thousand acres of land Candy company. culwill available be for again Survivors besides his widow, tivation and the farmers can be- Mrs. Elizabeth S. Rosenbaum, gm to rebuild their 450 farms are three sons, Morris, Claude and 1.000 homes destroyed by and Ray Rosenbaum, Salt Lake the flood. five daughters, Mrs. Marie With the help of Allied en- City; Mrs. Cora Christen-- ! Easthope, and the sen, Mrs. Hazel Martinez. Mrs. gineers equipment. Dutch labored relentlessly June Williams and Mrs. Donna through the months, working in Bowman. Salt Lake City; three plug the dikes that kept the sisters, Mrs. Maude Sorenson Zuider Zee off the land. Some and Mrs Betty Groves, Brigham farmers from this area have alMabel Duke, (City, and Mrs. ready returned to begin plough- Salt Lake Citv. ing the salty soil. At present, 'lie mam pumps, which were left intact by the Germans, are Legion Christmas lumping off the water at 500 tons a minute. Soon, with Party December 27 of new The annual Christmas party pumps from the United States, the rate "f the American Legion will be will be speeded up to 4.800 tons held Thursday, December 27, at t he War Memorial Home, start per minute. was mg at 8.00 oclock in the eveThe job at Waleheren more difficult, but despite rle ning, Commander Leon S. Tagappointing delays due to storms gart announces. w inch washed away all progress, All Legionnaires and their the main hole in the Nelledike partners are invited to attend finally has been staled off and tins the main event of the sea-- l water is being drained off rap- son and a good crowd is ex-- j id v. pected. Death Valiev was first explored bv white men m 1847. Jayceettc Club Holds 1 One of the most important meetings of the year will be held at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock when Brigham City civic leaders will have to an opportunity get the dope on Utahs tourist traftic possibilities. William C. Winder, representing the stale department the of adult education and slate department of publicity and industrial development will be the principal speaker and discussion leader, according to Scott P .Horsley, president of the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce and Hervin Bunderson, superintendent of Box Elder county schools. Blind Feted At The annual Christmas for Box Elder and Cache hnd was conducted Monday tiie War memorial home, Lions ponsored by various lubs, officials ot which termed the event highly successful. Spec. a guests were Mr. and Mrs. Murray B. Allen and Mr and Mrs A. Gillcrist, Salt Lake City, officials of the State Blind I n Forty-twpersons attended the banquet and program. The program was provided school, under by the Central direction of teachers of the local blind chapter, Mary and Esther Elmer. Mrs Nellie White and Barbara Rasmussen sang three numbers. Melvin Foxley rendered a violin solo. Dick Saekett, Earl Nielsen and Garth Baird presented a cornet trio. Donna Compton gave a reading and David Johnson a Christmas poem. The Brigham Mrs , I 1 t, 1 Leigon To Push Membership Drive asI) strict Legionmtiies sembled at Tremontim. Monday night for their quarterly meet mg, guests of the Tremonton Legion post of the American and Auxiliary. officials Utah department preont included Jim Dalglish,, .ommander; Jack Miller, vice commander: Art Horsley, adjutant; Vic Bott, past commander; and Jim Tasker, Price. Membership and post activities were the topics stressed at the meeting. All posts were urged to get to work on their membership drives and to make 1946 the banner year for the American Legion. Amendments to the G-- I Bill of Rights were discussed at the business session. Frances Springer, World War 11 veter-in- , gave a report on the national convention. He attended the Chicago meeting as a guest of the State Department. Following the meeting, luncheon was served by the members of the Tremonton Legion post and Auxiliary unit. 1 As a climax to the holiday season in Brigham City, arrangements have been made for visit of Santa a Claus, to give him a chance to visit all the boys and girls before his annual Christmas eve visit. to Mrs. C. A. According chairman Munns, committee for the Civic Improvement club, sponsor of Santa's annual visit, the grand old man will arrive promptly at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon and will make his headquarters at the beautifully decorated Christmas tree on the court house lawn. Candy and nuts will be given o all children attending Santas party, the members of the cny tire department assisting with the distribution. Santa will arrive in style this states, but year, Mrs. Munn would give no information on his mode of travel. "Well let that be a surprise for the kiddies," she declared. A special program of musical numbers and entertainment will be provided for the occasion, to be broadcast over the special sound equipment installed at the Chamber of Commerce quarsecretary-ters, Carroll Williams, Jaycees Hold Dinner A public dance will bo held tonight at 8 30 oclock in the Fourth ward amusement hall. live-pucA orchestra from Bushnell General hospital will furnish music and there will be a floor show. A large crowd is desired. e Mills, Laundry Tied Ud For I Bowling Honors Baron Woolen Mills and Brigham Steam Laundry bowlers are currently leading the 11 local lossleague with 21 wins and reveal. The es each, records lead, however, will be dofinite-l- v decided next Wednesday, when tiie two leading kegler outfits tangle at 8 45 pm. Team Standings w L 21 11 Baron Woolen Mills 11 21 Steam Laundry .. .19 13 Salt Lake Tribune .18 14 Dance Bowl . 9 23 Beehive Appliance 8 24 Flint Construction Last week's individual high game and series: Ralph Will Lon 549 series; Meservy, iams, 209 game. Averages and Handicaps Epperson, L Hansen, H. of the School P. T. A. Xmas Party Wednesday Parents and friends are invitattend a meeting of the ed to tomorrow Lincoln school evening, December 19. at 7 oclock. A Christmas program will tie furnished by pupils from the first grade. P.-T.- Positions Open In Merchant Marine A last minute opportunity is extended to merchant seamen men who have had and 14 months of qualified sea time to enter the last class for merchant marine licensed officer training at the U. S. Maritime Service licensed officers school, Neptune Beach, Alameda under minimum requirethe ments, it was announced today by maritime service officials at San Francisco. According to the announcement, 150 additional candidates will bn accepted for a special class to start r 28. No applications will be accepted after December . D Malmro.se, Williams, iiaeldme, Epper'on, R L. M Peters, P Sigfried, B Watkins, M. Walker, S Garfield, N. Peters. Pep Saekett, . . . O Neilsen, E Watson, A Johnson, D Meservy. L Crossman, H. Meservx, A Saekett. .. announced. manager The event is sponsored annually by the Civic Improvement club, the mayor and city council. And Dance Saturday Lincoln Slated For Tonight the Commercial clubrooms. Minnie Morrison, presVictim; ident, was in charge of arrangements. Friend's Rescue Attempt Proves Fruitless A lighted Christmas tree held ot the center lnleiest with The heroic el fort of V I Ew- ly, loiatcd the oody with a grap- presents underneath for all. The with pling hook from a boat, only moms who decorated ert. 26. Sahara Village, Davis 30 about 20 feet from where the ac-- ' wreaths and Santa Clauses i omit Sunday afternoon at 4borindent took place. 'Guests were served buffet style o clock saved 'the life of a The small tallies were centered rowed hunting dog. but insult- Piemoves One Boot ie ed m Ewert s dealli in the Sheriff Hide said that Ewert w itl a Christmas pine cone. Claus ii all rs et Bear liver. The dug had been able to remove one of favors were red Santa 50 ins boots and that evidence 'lockings with white fur at the ime into the river just r ninth of the Hone.wille-Rivcshowed he had made an effort to top holding candy. before Mr' Willis Hansen and Mrs. city bridge, to re- remove other clothing He also lauded Max Morgan were in charge of ducks and was having be drowned. trouble getting out onto a ledge members of the Tremonton fire decorations. A girls trio from the high of ice when Ewert went to hell) department for their prompt a.s-- ; carols He grabbed hold of the dog si'taiice. '(hool sang Christmas and threw it clear, but tin' comof Alvin and Domic Wheeler, accompanThe property dog. bined weight of the dog and Jensen, who lived nearby the ied by her mother, sang some man broke the ice and Ewert. .scene of the mishap, today ap- Christmas songs. The program wearing boots and other heavy peared no worse for the exper-- I was under the direction of Mrs. John Rossi. clothing was plunged into about ionic. 12 (eet of water introduced guests Special Ewert was born in Montana, lM.iv 17, 1919, a son of Mr. and were Mrs. Paul Morrell. Mrs. Rescue Attempted Ewert were 31is Albert Ewert. The fam-i- i Charles Dredge, Mrs. Lowell Accompanying Ore , Packer. Mrs. Russell Borehert. Portland. v moved to James B. Daves and Louis HolMrs. Wax ne Johnson and Mrs. comb, both of Sahara V diage where Mr. Ewert lived until he entered the Sterling Nelson 1'hev said Ewert came to the 1941, wlien After limner the guests gath- surface only once after he went army. He received an honorable tree red around the Clin-tma- s into the water. They used wil- discharge in April. 1944. and unwrappid their gilts, aflows and wires in an attempt to Married In Nevada On June 3. 1945. lie married ter which they ail - "lomed m save Ewert, and Holcomb went to Iie'.l m Las Vegas, singing "Jingle Belleffort m an Geraldine water into tiie m Those assisting serving Nev and since had been mao get Ins friend. were the ciub othcus including the at market of the Budi ager W. Reid Hyde. Mrs Lorm Tirmex, Mrs Sheriff Warren project. at the scene about 5 15 housing besides his widow, Tmgoy, Mrs. Vern Smith, Mrs. Surviving oclock with newly purchased 'Sahara Village, are his lather Marvin Peters and Mr' J. Oleen to untv drowning equipment, and laud a sister, Mrs Frank Kear-- Palmer about 20 minutes after Ins ar- non, Portland. Ore., and two Personal property on Nebrival Mi Ivin Foxley andtheDavid state. Tre-- ! half brothers, Washington Waldron, members of raska farms in 1943 was valued is at the The mortuary, body monton volunteer fire depart-Imenat $326,560,765. 3408 Washington, Ogden. who had arnVed previous in Pre-Christm- as Fourth Ward Dance Jaycectte club eld its December dinner meeting and party Monday evening Annual Party Sponsored By Civic Improvement Club and City , Christmas Party i IN BRIGHAM CITY SUNDAY The annual Christmas party Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held Saturday night, December 22, and members are urged to purchase tickets in advance and be on hand for the affair. Dinner will be served at the Howard Hotel at 8:00 oclock and V. F. W. Turkey Dinner immediately following, members and their partners will assemble at the Chamber And Dance Thursday A Christmas party for all of Commerce hall for their num bers of the Veterans of For- Christmas dance. eign Wars and auxiliary, and heir partners is scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 oclock Firemen Hold Annual m the War Memorial home. A turkey dinner will be ser- Christmas Dinner Members of Brigham Citys ved and a dance will follow. Those attending are asked to volunteer fire department will Christmas bring a gift for exchange, also hold their annual a plate, cup, knife, fork and 'inner party at the War Memorial hall on Wednesday evening, spoon. December 19, at 8.00 oclock. Dinner Meeting And BEAR RIVER 101 SANTA CLADS WILL VISIT At High School l L. S. NUMBER SIX DACES double feature entertain sponseied by Hie junior F.ldi-rii .'.on of Box high school will be presented to the i vegem ral public Thursday rting, December 20, at 8 o'clock in :he high school auditorium. A The cut tain will rise on St. o' if Hope, Christinas pageant in two 'arts, with seenes and niii'ie atlrncbvelv arranged in l tit theme Music for the presentation has been taught and dm cted by Mrs. Leo J lle.-s-, who is m charge of the junior dmsion girls chorus, an organ ization of more than 50 eighth Marand ninth grade girls. garet Johnson is their accompanist Dramatization and singing is under the direction of Delmnnl Beecher of the speech department Tile second part of the double feature entertainment is "The cometL Proposal, a one-ac- t farce, directed by Clayton Clienev. Tins production is a hilarious interpretation of ch.ir-aer with a typical Russian setting Lloyd Anderson accompanied by his sister Lynette will entertain with his cornet between the two performances. More than 100 persons take pint m the program and approximately an hour and a half of tine entertainment and relaxation is forecast. A cordial invitation exis tended to all to attend. Admission is free. AFTER SAVING BORROWED DOG half-sister- IT A me: . pro-ctw- e n HOLLAND NEARS END OF BATTLE TO REGAIN LAND HUNTER DIFS ; d it M , - e b, SAu!t' Idaho -- - r ICentraTGirls Sing Christmas Carols 1!) Thursday Eve Members of the fifth and sixth Albert Jeppson, 78, Iona, farmer, and former res grade chorus of Central school icent of Brigham City, died sang carols over the citys loud Wednesday in an Idaho Falls, speaking system early this eveIda., hospital of a heart attack,- ning. Many of those whe heard Mr Jeppson suffered a frac- he performance termed the lured rjb when lie slipped on event an outstanding part of the in and fell m the yard about a citys Christmas entertainment suffered the program. He week ago. litnrt attack Monday ami was' taken to the hospital. Two Students Make Born December 27. 1867, at Brigham City, a son of Jeppa First Solo Flights Jeppson, and Gunnell Hansen Two more student pilots bo was in the tombstone bust- - 'mooted wings during the past before m ness City Brigham week ai the Brigham City airi' utv mu to Idaho in 1901 where port and made their 1'irsi soin Iona at lie homesteaded Treflights Merlvn Jackson. lie married Mary Adeline monton, soloed on Sunday and in Set Clarence Joel Gearhart of Thompson, January 3. 1894. He the L,. D S Logan temple Bushnell hospital made lus first had served as a Sunday school nlo on Saturday. supcrinti ndont and was a high P"iest PALISADF. Cot. (UP) You Besides Ills widow, a (laughIt r and six ims survive. Mrs "an keep a good man clown. old T. P. Tackhaloo Sant, Terreton. Ida. Al- Just ask ii n Joppson, Las Vegas. Nov ett ot Lytlon. Ia who spent a Doras S Jeppson, Los Angeles, few weeks in the mountains Calif, Milton Jeppson, West 'pitching in on the peach harvest Los Angeles, Calif; Clyde H and roaming the rugged RockB Joppson, Bountiful; Harvey and ies m search of deer. City, Jeppson, Salt Lake Idaho Falls, Lowell F Jeppson, also a nephew, whom ho Ida IN ICY rearel. Devon Hammer, Iona. a brothor. II J Jeppson, Ida Sait Lake City, four . Dial, and one August. Parley and Reuben City, and Ji ppson. Brigiiam V. I. Ewert, 26, Sahara Village, Mrs William Deters Perrv; also eight grandchildren and one lea pre-lar- y plans for winter Harris Dr. S In Brigham City and vicinity Also appearing before Judge Morrison was Jack Allred, charged with grand larceny. The ease, however, was handed back to the city court for an imended complaint According to Sheriff Hyde Mind allegedly stole a pick-ubuck Horn David Holmgren. Tremontim, and was arrested by ni beers of the Tooele county herd Is department as he was attempting to sell tires from the machine. p 3 Dies y 'n 3 ll pur-i- t a- o quarter will meet with of their respective schools 'non for the same ISO was announced today In Ja m - ,Ii iisen, m charge of Ol, mu!s m Brigham I At Bushnell js v. fxk.Fy Dr. Frerk-i'- i Harris, college president. Students enrolled at the col-fa- 'Elder ! December 23: 1:30 Or-,i'- s chorus. 6.30 tlonday, December 24: E. H. S. girls triple trio with John M. Burt, fire chief at Tell Anderson and mixed Bushnell General hospital and ms. state departnunt chairman of The broadcasting system will the American Legion and aux-i- l available until January 1 to arcs drive to Give to the musical organization desir-tYank Who Gave. said today present a program, Strat-- .deadline tor receiving Christannounced. Arrangements mas gifts tor Bushnell hospital time can be made bv conihas been extended to ng him and local groups patients ni xt Friday. take advantage include urged to More Chri'tmas gifts for pahe public address system and tients are needed, Chairman out in making the holiday Burt said. The should gifts more jram enjoyable. cost only S2 each. Burt reminded tile public. They should be brought to tire station No. 1 at the hospital, where members of tie Legion auxiliary are now preparing them for presentaerm tion to patients. Among articles desired are things to wear, toiletries, raz-o- t hth plans complete for s, cigarettes, smoking registration at Utah equipment and cigars, candy. e Agricultural college, Jan-2, a full program of inaction and student activity the winter term was out-- 7.: Box -- !. .ndav, lie m - For Patients 22: 6.30 com.; w ill ! IS. oper- - beauty others for indications d a i Gifts Wanted 4.00 chor- nf ' ; T Of lodale the i) 2:30 trio. to! mobile X m Ogden, handlers of currently nt- Modi -, hat hci s, DEC. Xmas Pageant At High School I'UZ.ifmns It m till' 'HI,.,. i' lit A n avail, mil pi ,i u " and name oiling has been called for Timm, ia altornoon at 3 o'clock lou i, is in . ii i d In Alt I. In "man, in a.iol pnn- m thp ottice of Uervin Bunder-up- i on. rin't ndont ol county - to make Im g I1T arrangements will 1)0 school a l,.h ll!.-- , tm h tor ti 1' to ho conducted in tins oar nmt li ired to the fip-- t t nr U I t'k, with The merchants' committee of the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce announced today that beginning Thursday, and until Monday, December 24, except Sunday, all Brigham City merchants will remain open until 7 oclock in the The act was taken evening. to accommodate late shoppers, many of whom are workhave not been able to ing and make their purchases while stores were operating on their regular hours. cv-da- v aco ni lar-.illil Closing Hours Will Be Extended to Stratford, will be broadcast at noon with special rams to be presented in the moons and evenings for the ccordmg In nr EVENING. TUESDAY iiu ivuloMs i tiMl'i. Cily Cagers Stores Announce event Tim ray u food-- , Local Program Is Announced Merchants' Committee of Chamber By "r.H X-R- Be Used By Schedule of jiristiT.. I Mobile Unit Coming Here Three Gyms To BKG be in Brigham City Sunday. Will someone please tell all the youngsters they're invited. . B Red Cross Chief Tells Situation Basil OConnor, chirman of American Red Cross, returned from Europe with the announcement that the Red Cross is expanding in occupied territory and will continue to do so commensurate with the needs of the armed forces. The result is that today we have nearly twice the number of personnel in occupied areas that we had during combat, said OConnar. . And I might add that the duties of the workers in some areas are more numerous and strenuous than during the fighting period. The of leisure increased amount for. the soldiers and changes in their activities necessitate increased recreational facilities and personnel on our part. "We have 156 clubs, 46 hospital units and 49 dugouts in Germany and Austria. And of course in the European theater we have active Civilian War Relief programs in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Holland and Austria. Commenting of the Paris meeting, OConnor said: I believe it is the confirmed conviction of all the representatives present that the revival of the a definite league represents move toward a better understanding among international peoples, which in itself should . remove causes of conflict among men. This was attested by the fact that at this session, despite eight years of inactivity, the attendance was the greatest in the leagues history. I could not help but think of the possibilities of the league when I climaxed my tour by a brief visit to the Nuremburg trials. It then occurred to me that perhaps the purposes of the league could work toward averting this sort of thing in the future. While in Paris OConnor received the Legion of Honour of France, and was similarly hon27. After graduation of this last ored by Belgium and class it is expected that candidates for officer training at will tie required to possess at least three years of sea time four-mont- M-M- to qualify for training leading to licenses as third mates or third assistant engineers in the merchant marine. The maritime service pays ited candidates $126 a h and provides transpor-- i to Alameda, as well as stenee, quarters and uni-- s also receive Graduates en Starting Cage Workouts First practice schedules for South Box Elder Stake Scout basketeers and Senior were announced for Thursday, December 20, according to Leo A. Walker, supervisor. While the first games will Enrolling officers are located not be played until after ChristSan Francisco, California, mas, teams are organizing and attic, Washington, and Port- practice is being started. First and Second Wards will land, Oregon. practice on Thursday nights be- Christmas Parly tween 7:00 and 8:00 oclock. The The Locust camp. Daughters Fifth and Sixth Wards will have of Utah Pioneers, will meet at the floor between 8:00 and 9:00 the home of Priscilla Bott Frt-la- oclock while Perry and Will( veiling at 7.30 o'clock, for ard will practice from 9:00 uni Christmas party. til 10:00. The old gym at the high school will be used for the Phone your news to No. 7. three practice periods. n n S; Kelly, JI Five Shopping Days! Ol'cn, D .Allen. .Hansen, It. . Wight. J Lee. P. Moves. L. Nelson, J. Shaw, B This Week's Schedule: December 19 Baron Woolen Mills s. Brigham Steam Ldry. Dance Bowl December 21 vs. Flint Construction, All games start at 8:45 p.m. j . . . If you have the Christmas shopping blues, and like most people have been waiting until the last minute to complete your gift list, take a tip and read . . . Today's Editorial on Page 2 |