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Show Lane sity play cast member; Student Palmer of Tremonton, Life rewrite editor; Ruth Hyer of Lewiston, home economics activities and ROTC sponsor. Gordcm Porter of . Logan- - athEm1 lete and pouncllman-elect- ; ma Martin of Ogden senior class and Aaron Amsecretary-elec- t acher of Logan, councilman-elec- t - and Blue president of Anderson will serve as Key. president and Miss Hunsaker as iee president. -- the Karl class address, recalling events and activities of the class of 42 8 four years, beginthrough ning In 1938 Class President Peterson an nounced that the class gift would of be a trust fund made up U. S. defense war ' bonds, the earnings of which will be used L. to finance class reunions. R Humpherys, president of the Annual USAC Awards Made the an Featuring nual senior assembly at Utah State Agricultural College, new members of Alpha Sigma Nu. honorary senior fraternity, and the outstanding underclass stuannounced had been dents Thursday, with Sterling Peter-coLOGAN n of Richfield,' class presl-den- t, directing the program. Burns B. Crookston of North Key Logan received the Blue award for superior activity dilower and scholarship among vision students, presented Thursday , May 21, 1912 THE DESERET NEWS Salt Lake City , Utah 18 and 19 a 1942 43 student council member, and was recently elected to membership to Blue Key. Alpha Sigma Nu members are 12 in number, six men, six women. and are chosen each spring for high scholarship, activity and personality. New members were presented by members of the fraternity, under Pres. KarJ Homer of Idaho Falls? Ida. They are: Stan Andersen of Tremon-ton- , Student councilman and Life sports editor; Owen Hun-sakStudent of Honeyville, Life coverage editor; George high scholarship; Homer-present- Lacey of Tooele, councilman and Amacher of Logan. Hill vocalist; "Karma campus national Blue of Key, Mont-Juniof Drummond, Lacey for service fraternity mens Prom chairman and Inupper division students. Crooksstudent body secretary: coming and ton received his freshman Dprls Van Dam of Salt Lake, " varsity letters In football and Evan junior class secretary; track; was freshman class secIverson of Tremonton, debater: retary; contributor to Scribble, Betty Lou Balch of Ogden, var campus literary magazine; has or ed USAC Alumni Association, spoke briefly on the position of the class of 42 In relation to the alumni group. By NAPOLEON Clifford McBride I A Bugseye Budget Requested View Of The Day's News BAER BUGS BY ARTHUR Defense Need The farmers are looking for dwhere they ploweThespots under. their nogs They want to plow them up again. Thu is going to be a big year foi hog, hominy and grits. With rubber and sp.ces about washed up we are going to depend less on peninsulas and more on ourselves. A fellow told me theie would be a black bourse for secondhand teaballs. Well, I used to mildunk them for cross-eyelionaires in the Union League conform as nearly as possible with available funds. The previous tentative defense budget listed all needs and1 was well above the available Ab Jenkins thaw the budget should list all needs, and that the prob- Jem of paring'! the budget. should be the responsibility of the entire commission rather than directly on the shoulders of the Public Safety The City Commission evidently decided today to cut convention trips" to a minimupi as the board voted unanimously to Prevention itlfy the Smoke Association of America that the not city smoke engineer would attend the associations thirty-sixt- h annual - convention In -- for-th- e- budget totaling the .City In executive session today asked Chief of Police Reed E. Vetterll and Fire Chief LaVere M. Hanson to draw a new budget of .defense needs to -LI'L ABNER citys defense 'only Commls-slon,-meetin- g $43,160, fr? . umr A MURDEROUS LOOKING. SCOUNDREL. ootwr ANTfsOtTf 86 YOU Ntc.6 SonioNC, TQHATt.il HATEMt LiT IF BLACK RUFE. HAS VO ON ah MAH LIST AS ITS DIRTY VORK AHM AVAILABLE, AVAILABLE.-WH- . ' Y0 Mfc NACflS VOtf-f- O - k? WE DOES O Y IT HAINV MURDER WANTS DONE, BLACK VO WANT KILLED? YOUR BEST FRIEND? HAH BEST FRIEND? AH LL USE KNIFE, GUN OR CLUB -- WHICHEVAH STRIKES YO FANCY RUFE-IT- S, SOMETHIN even WORSL.7 A S TOO r.'-TM- AR JEST OAtC MOr NAME ON MAH LIST-- A MAN CRIME" a, . wrotrr HEART. WAVt BAB.1EV rust NlWifc biU WONT YOUR IAi(H K d Sir . Club. -- EVEN BLACK RUFC HAINT GOT TH HEART X mo Mm v An electric lid plugged into a house current outlet has beep Invented to enable broiling, grilling or toasting to be done in an ordinary frying pan. THASSWHUT YO'GITS FO, SUGGESTIN' AH COMMITS WHY ALL THIS CHITCHAT?- I MERELY WANT VOU TO KIDNAP THEYOKUMS PKL.SALOrtEY.' ftV TWC. A 2-- By Al Copp R... MAW ru. tested iftctAL eon-tend- AVAILABLE. FO DIRTY WORK DO Ohio, June Instead, the commission wnt Its regrets and asked the association to forward to the smoLe engineer any Information given at the meeting which, might provS of value to Salt Lake. Cleveland, Smoke Engineer Will Not Attend Meeting OTHtK, back to the We are going American way of living. That means the fellow with the longest reach at the- boarding-house- , table is the man who will live. Federal KINDS IO zz 5-- By Ernie NANCY Bushmiller SET A THAT IN THE CELLA- R- MAYBE WE CAN CATCH HIM TODAY ' NANCY TRAP FOR MOUSE Fugitives Are Nabbed In Idaho , The appiehension of two federal- wanted In Utah for law violations was announced today by the office of U. S. B. Dan District Attorney Shields. In custody at Twin Falls Is Bovrl Fay Hall, charged with Robert stealing a car fiom 4 and Webb --of Ogden-c- m with driving it to Idaho Falls. LI is hand 'la fixed at $2,500 William Basil Field, a foimer guard at the Utah General Supply Depot, Ogden, has heen arrested at Evanston, Wyo . on charges of stealing a 45 caliber revolver owned by the government ih addition to six cartridges and clips. His bond i -fugitives $1 000. Both moved defendants will be to Ogden to face By Tig chief wahoo HERE.' UNDER THE -- WHAT YOU SAY? TEA COZY1 MY NICE OLD CHICKEN KEEPS IT WARM-Y- ES HMM' HEAP CUTE' WAH00 NEVER SEE HEN SET ON , TEA BEFORE, S' Sounders and Woggan STOP PLAYING WITH IT, CHIEF MIND YOUR AND MANNERS DRINK YOUR TEA' 4 re- the charges. Mass Meeting Called A mass meeting GUNNISON will be held at the Gunnison Valley High School next Thursday at 8 p m. on matteis of vital Importance to the welfaie of the schools Every adult in Gunnison Valley is urged to attend. By Edgar Rice TARZAN Y SHIELDED BY THIS BIT OF BOTH MEN MANAGE TO POUR THE DOPED LEVERAGE INTO THEIR HDPlI tin Rlterct THE LONE RANGER fc ' H By Patent Office certainly needs THAT CLEANING TUIS TOWN UP' IT'S ABOUT TIME TO GET STARTED ME THOSE ON niAT 3vE Burroughs pQp i U FOR VOUP VERIER WARRANTSl) TOU L'TrEN to CARMOOT U'TTENEP TO ME1 . T fs f Fran Striker nE SAmBlER now vOuRt GOiNO TO J08 WARRANT' containers' v. X s By BRICK BRADFORD GOSH THAT GIRL RAN AWAY BEFORE, I COULD THANK HEP FOR , . WONDER WHY SHE BEAT IT AFTER TRA1UN6 ME FOR DAYS 9 IP tV SAVING MY LIFE' William Ritt and Clarence Gray ' m MUGGS AND WOWMvOUR VnOoRP REPORT T-rE- CARD IS SOMETHING Avnful." By SKEETER il WHV. VOU VP flunked) EVERY SUBJECT' . ,7 I Cf tv' farucet S ndfA.lM VEP, iEVERY nghts one rs LOOKS .VWHATS SHE 30IN 1L By Sol THE NEBBS By SUPERMAN." S THB eua's ccew you really enjoy p(2BPA.eea-- ' i'rh hearty, natural flavor! TJhat makes bread good eat Thats vry day at your qroesrs Delicious, Firza ON THE TU9CAJZQ9A, A COSTUMED FIOL1I2H ing . . . and that's exactly tthat tou get Mith RSjal Enriched Bread. Try it and see. Remember, too, tlii fine bread contains added itamiiis and iron extra food value everyone needs these days. 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