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Show In Preparation For Any Emergency 8?' ' & & J? , rr $ yy 4 V & 5 u, mi CW-- l v - I y -- v " - ' ! Civil Service Openings In Many Fields Listed county chairman of the womens unit of Civil Defense Those attending ' included Mrs. Klitgaard, Mrs. Garland Puzey, Mrs. Gordon Worley, Mrs. Ray Daines, Mrs. Lyman Chlarson; Mrs. C. R. Jones Preparing for any , general emergency, seven Box Elder dpunty. ladies attended a spe-Ti- defense- - school at St. Marys College, sponsored by the Rational Civil Defense -- "according to Mrs. ElBox Elder Klitgaard, ' 'coupon, mer and Mrs. Tracy Larsen Returns From Califs Mrs. George Hodges. 5 Elder NEWS Box City. Utah Wednesday, October 1, 1952 tal with a serious case of polio. Before"they left Mrs. Larsen was able to spend five minutes four times a day, out of the iron lung, Brigham ;Mrs. Tracy Larsen and grandson, David Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bex Larsen, arrived in Brigham City on Sunday. Mrs. Larsen has been in Santa Moplca for the past three weeks where she has been assisting at Everyone is Invited t? phone Rex Larsen household. Mrs. their society items for the News LSrsen is confined at the hospi- - and Journal to 771. the' ;S ' SI - - r at my shop MAIN'STREET, BRIGHAM CITY 4r Kit ye f . Bee Sport Shop" on West-Forehavent been for over two years. : 1 t rk f , way connected with Dr. vhi.i G at 612 NORTH - , GUN-SHTHIN- , . , Mr " (Taranno t C. R. Jones and ' ; . 4 hi" : v, Vf t i T , r ' f 1 Li v 1 . - To Cool Your Dogs Hot CINCINNATI, O. (DP) foot research done by the Tanners Council "research laboraits a good tory here 'showed idea to have leather soles on your shoes when the tempera-jursoars above 90 degrees. Dr. Fred OFlaherty of the laboratory on the University . of Cincinnati campus, said sidewalk temperatures on a hot steamy day are about the same as a hotplate at about 125 to 130 , degrees Fahrenheit. Temperatures of. leather-soleshoes were compared with shoes soled with leather substitutes by placing .tumblers . of water in each. The leather soles proved the better insulation, Dr. Flaher. , ty said. s d Turley Gun Shop 612 North Main Street . . O , lit rA ' L. E. Turley 4 V c Leather Soles Advised e Street, and st f Art Agricultural economist, agri, agronocultural writer-editomist, animal husbandman, botanist, horticulturist, plantpatha-logist- , plant quarantine inspecsoil tor, poultry husbandman, wildlife scientist, statistician, biologist and zoolist, beginning at $3,410. Trained instructors in tabulating machine, armament, electricity and electronics, crash rescue and firefighting and chemical warfare, .paying $3,410 to $4,305 a year. Also, airway operation specia-lis- t (communications), paying from $3410 to $4160 a year; and scientific aid (cotton) paying office. WORK DONE , specialist, Fishery marketing medical officer, $3,400 to $3,410, $4,200. Full information may be secured at the Brigham City post h 1 , The U, S. Civil Service com mission .today announced the following positions open: from $2,750 tto $3,410. HUNTERS f 'SCOPES and IRON SIGHTS installed, CUSTOM tr 'r V.TJT'TTt Afr r - - Seven Box Elder County Ladies Attend Civil Defense School At St. Mary's College & . i" Box Elder Ladies Attend Civil Defense School to right: Mrs. Lyman Chlarson, Mrs. Ray Daines, Mrs. Garland Puzy, Mrs. 'Gordon Worley, Mrs. C. R. Jones and Mrs. Elmer Klitgaard, county chairman of Civil Defense for ladies activities. t .left ' .T. . ?" ? , Brigham City, Utah " FRIDAY '00T0RER S -This is National Newspaper week . . . and in local observance of the event, the staff of the News and Journal is holding OPEN HOUSE on Friday afternoon and evening a special period set aside io show visitors through the plant that produces Brigham Citys newspapers. Special invitations have been extended to the schools of the county to visit the plant during the afternoon and already more than 900 have registered for tours. The tour will take the groups through the business and editorial office, with an explanation and demonstration of the new Fairchild electronic engraving equipment, a visit to the composing room where news matter and advertisements are set into type, the stereotype room where advertising and feature plates are prepared, the press room where visitors will get a copy of Fridays paper, right off the big Duplex flatbed web perfecting press that prints and folds the newspaper in one operation, to the mailing department where papers are addressed and wrapped. A special Usit to the commercial printing department will be included in the tour where automatic job presses will be seen in operation along with power bindery equipment and ... 4' : i r f One Coat Looks - Whiter-La- sts Longer - and you con It's time to paint t Actually a 1 One-Coo- equals two ave both time and money by using Wonder coats of ordinary paint in whiteness and wear r ; ji 'l.lV f, V t Jj r - - f rubber base paint "Perfect for Interior use Wonder-Tone- s wi ' 'Vi s f JV,, a souvenir notebook will he produced, tT C specially imprinted for the visitors. At the conclusion of the tour, punch and wafers will be The complete tour will take only served as visitors leave. about thirty minutes, will give you a chance to meet the newspapers, see the people that produce your home-town modern printing equipment in actual operation. Demonstrating and conducting the tours will be the entire News and , Journal staff composed of: CHARLES W. CLAYBAUGII, Publisher , N . p ROBERT P. CROMPTON, Managing Editor GLADYS JOHNSON, Advertising Manager MARGE ANDERSON, Advertising Sales SHIRLEY RICHARDSON, Circulation Manager, Receptionist WINSTON P. NELSON, Mechanical Superintendent RALPH CHANNELL, Linotype Operator ARCH GOSS, Linotype Operator ARLAND TINGEY, Compositor-PressmaRICHARD HANSEN, Apprentice and Engraver HOWARD ANDERSON, Superintendent Commercial Printing e STANLEY THOMPSON, n Printer-Apprentic- . ) ' . ' t . losiest paint in the world to use on wall 76 magnificent colors. htf woodwork. . Sove $1.45 on roller and tray when you buy one gallon of Wonder Tones. Act now! r" -- ,. 9 y sensational offer! IM. T If. '' v" THE BOX ELDER t iAs tdvtrmed in Saturday Evening Post, Oct. 4tb) GEDS3T03 GOo O0O0G0 fig. now $144 rictus journal |