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Show La I LAW IA !mariAllY AW.tanKALI Law Lbr - Lir Law I Llor.Utraliff fro,p4--- , Wednesday, July 7; 1943 MINI - , - .4011,001 tAta 4 Victory7Garden-Inspire- f, Salt ; By Sybil ' ' ' ' ' 1 , . - He's put up a scarecrow to i fight off the sparrows, and he's 2, 1 t,-- tz , putting up a home front to help '11 fight off the Axis, with a Victory t4o I garden that is an Inspiration others. I (H I , Already past the ry age. mark, Albert Frazier, of 158 North Main Street, two months . , ago decided that this is hp time for dreamy leisure. He made up ' his mind to do his hit: , Born in Summl,tcountyan accustomed most of his life to 11"'",--farming, his mind naturally turn- ,,..,.:,:., ed to agriculture. Result. a one ,. , man concern, that will keep many. people stocked with Victory vita;4; ' ' ,o:i. mina this summer,' and winter. y' .. ArAt.. ' I 1. Mr. Frazier, just eight weeks f '7' ' ago, obtained the permission-oit, H. G. Estes, - of r 567 - Pugsley Street, to take Over a vacant lot 4;40 .4 4. him next to 633 - r belonging.-t- o , t North First West StreeLrAlready. Mr. Frazie- has a ; bumper prop of turnips, onions, fl,,, '' tomatoes, potatoes, carrots and 0..,?1: : earn, to mention., only some of ,' 't',, l 1t'11 the vegetables he has in this 50 t by 50 foot lot. Water is bought A from an adjoining houSe, 'which ,' also belongs to Mr. Estes, throughii'! Li s, the help of Mr. Frazier's sister. 17) 1. i r A . I , . - A 4,. . ., . . 1 - 4 1I . ,.., I . ',9,p 1 ), 77741 I 'it - 1006 father, Charles Dirtier, - .. his East vir- - ...,,, ,, -. I I i '4, I ::' 4 ':,,. ,,::,. , h , - . 1 , - A , ' L -. - - - -- - ..$ i ,...) trj I .; -- t... ' - - ( - - , - ,,,,, . - ....-- ' ' '-- 1 - ' ' . - .- .',-- - i:- ' A . :',$!,,,-1--414r- - , ,,,. , ' N , !I " f, thll , ,.w...,.,..of 4,i.,,,1;.vo, -:- - - ,', .- -- - ...,... , , ,.. , ir ( ., 4...i; son-in-la- Speaking Of Odors From Persist Hog Ranch A Case od. -- Attend - e around-Japanes- ever-consta- Mrs,--The-Cou- - -- . ,:. Utahn To Repiesent West - ' - ...0 :, :;:. Ibe , ' - 4, , ii A I 1 1,-:-- --. Fruit Pickers Call Made 1 , 1 . - , rN jft :4, ::::: :, I 1 ,,a - , - ' ' - - I , , ft is' I ,' Cio, - , :1- 1 ,,,t, , 7:7 lt,:;:7-- , 1 , ., ,, - -- first hand mountain war equip. ment. sound detectors, water purlfication systems, a quick way crane, a post hole digger, antiaircraft guns, flame throwers, amphibian Jeeps, searchlights a n d ' $150,000 worth, of engineering equipment, including an asphalt distributiOn truck which has been used in the South Sea Islands and will ..build an airplane land-- . , r , ing strip overnight. Someone's face was undonbt edly red at the Army Air Show -, ' I've ' - , h Twenty-sevent- I ', "? .:. 1 , , - - , f . - . I) -- writes - - nave this , ' yesterday.. you get this. letter we Iwobably will t A poster identifying it. piece s:.: war won here (in North Africa). I enjoy talking to these :.'." of : equipment for as the water Rats Sand call them We , , Eighth Army (British), boys. , 001 fri'int Valtil bleadyf .1 Ilhey, ' "':''''''..: ' 1..': v Have its was lost. standard and GOOD FIGHTERS. .: and , , ' tr) ARE 4 SWELL, , ,.' o: I Yanks. BUT THEY ).. :''', diftle '''-V5- ,,1 7 ' Another was printed and for ::.,,, , ).k:"::',.4,0'.',I., , . ::.,!:. ,;: ::;';',:S.,'''-k- . . N N. I ' I been attending 'church on Sunday.'llave plenty of. razor. blades 4, ''":',,. , . -t ';4i-;Li , "'',..,....,...000.-two hours it stood out boldly )4 ..,.,',:-:' are German and Italian. Take good care of yourself , Ni but .,' . they . 1,....' t ft, ,., , ., ,2 t .ft.... 4.,...,:,, -' to the world at , . - and announced . r 1.' I, '',1 and mother., Tell mother and my sisters hello. May. God bless , .,, to.,"-- ' ' '4''4. larger' 1 ;? , you until we meet again. Your son.Tot." , nitrification-- - Sys. , 's ; s' ; ... N4,.,:, if f,'; tem." ,,1, ),,:AND HERE is a letter from a wprnan who lives on .South ' ,:'.. ...!,-1 t, ' ' '' , The Sixth East Street, Salt Lake : through - li,' ..; .. , , , . . .' "4 ' .. ,,t Col. exhibit, S.arranged ,..r. Pratt, command' Raymond .0,t1. ' "DEAR SIR: My neighbor has had an experience that laves '1"1 - and 41 ' at officer ': Ft. . Douglas,, , ing , made possible througtr the co. 44:,:' ,,,:q ,,,,,,..., mg very indignant. , I feel it should he brought, to your at ' ' - , Coal : tention. She ordered four tons of coat from the operation of the Utah Army Serv.ott '. ' ' - ' ' ,''' ; ice Forces Depot. Brig. Gen. Ralph 1 She 1,vorks but her mother W as home when the coal t,,,..,:''' ' .. . Company. , Talbot Jr., commanding officer, i ' , --- -' 41' , 1,:, trtrck, driven by a Japanese, arrived. He used a Coal chute, . has been held in connection with k , ' .':-- .''. .'-, ,,, but after a few trips to the basement to shovel coal from around the $3,700,000 July bond drive be. ' ' ' ,:,,,z;,,,,,. ,',; l'i'k ing spored by the women's divi. it, asked if someone would help him. Upon being , told no, be ' -I sion of the Utah war savings ' 9'''''.77 I ,,, have to help. would niothfr and said alone do he it wouldn't ,,,V.'..A,,1",.. , staff. Equipment was coordinat. I of .:: could Mrs. G. F. Olmstead, of 633 South . ,, , She felt she should pitch in so that they ::.., "0 get the rest, ', . , ed by Lt. Charles A. McCarthy ' ,$t k: West Temple, who thus con';'', ,".' '' or-,Jr. of the Army Service Forces need. She helped shovel about tlip ' the coal, which ' I:: ...., , f.' i' tributes her bit.' ...,,.. Depot. Seven - army groups formed said He .......-- .. continue. ,,,,o,,4, so ,...,., ,, couldn't she was tired then .:.:...,P.A tons, $ :r..,: then, '-'' the disp1a3rs,- including thechtm. Working for a few hours two ' ''' '', ' J ' ..,,,. ,..,,, , 2 ',W,t the mother would have to pay him $1 for shoveling the rest, ical warfare servicepengineers, days a week, weeding, lc o ffom Noilast tiecrop, and W r . which she did, , When my neighbor came home generally caring for ellede7 Quartermaster Corps, Ordnance ' ' , ,., ... Mr. Frazier finds the . Division, Signal- - Oorps, Search. can imagine how she feltespecially as her husband. a you ' work is not too hard for' the EVERYTHING' INCLUDING A SCARECROW, may be found Maintenante Unit a n d ; light been She Africa. in North has in the fighting army, ,, . results achieved. Sound Detector, Units. In the Victory garden of Albert Frazier of 158 North Main major ,,,,, ...,, .,,,,,,, couldn't get enough called the coal company and was told they , "I'm not married," he 'said to- N.,,,,;, The Sad Sticks, Ft. Douglas ' , and my Street. day. "I have my brother help and used the Jap because helwoukl use his own truck. 4 Special Service Office musicians, sister and others here in Salt , about the extra payand the Hill Field Orchestra pro. They also said they couldn't Lake, but there's plenty-o- f WHAT BIG EARS SHE HAS, but equipment like Wac Minnie vided entertainment at noon to. good ment to the Jap, or for the' mothers work. 'I feel something food I've grown here for more in the Padilla of Stockton, Calif., poses with here will pick up griemy day. A free street dance tonight. besides. We haven't yet decided should be done about this. I have a son and , following which the army will such planes many miles away. (Photograph by U. S. Army with we should ' quite what to do with it when Hundred Needed reason move out, will conclude the three. : senice and can see no put up why To Save Local Crops it's ready, but I want to do my viPwsi. me your day exhibit bit and keep on doing it, and you Now is the time for all goott SOS issued-- this motxtt. g by the things from Japs here at home. Please give may be assured the food will men, women and children to . S. Employment Service Bureau DEAR MIS. placed where it is needed come to the aid of Salt Lake and really shouldn't answer you. in my presir, Salt Lake, . which is asking ent frame of mind. even after most." Davis Countiesaccording to an getting up and walking around my shouldn't rite for 100 fruit pickers to save the chair a couple of times. which I've just done all the better etms and an answer now because 1ogi6 and conipassion crops for victory canning can't be felt in anger. Certainly think that coal company Residents tions in Before County Commission general eating,. starting tomor- should stop employing that particular japanese, even if they are Rose Skate Helen is dumped on the prem- - ed with maintaining a common By garbage, his should of and short that particular Japanese row morning. change help Noton1ythe-4eighborhobut isesofthe are of of tried, found who others hograneh According ritilsanceThey.-wer- s working-in a satisfacbureauThe the action they are not getting to the residents of the neighbor- - guilty and ordered to pay a $500 Salt Lake I try iny hardest to be calm and dispassionate would-bof long-li- st torily pickMark Nichols To Convention the emotions loosed "stinks," members of the South hood it is the malodorous heap fine, WO of which was suspend. ers, but today that list is pretty as every civilized person should be of war but are not logical, fair nor Second West Street Improvement of dry garbage that constitutes ed upon abatement and continued under the pressure and propaganda Mark' Nichols, Utah state di. andfarm... machinery construc- v ell exhausted, so an appeal is tnercifuh e, in Cali-- - League said tdday. odor that per- - abatement of the nuisance. Yester. the For the last 20 years I've been t rector of agricultural education. tion, maintenance and repair, being sent forth by the bureau. fornia, Hawaii and elsewhere and found most of them indusmeates the district. the to were They day they appealed the decision to referring will represent the 11 western Utah ranked next to California not only to new people who can trious and courteous but there were just enough who were arro"It is bad enough all the year the Supreme Court. emanating from the Jensen the time to help out, or gant and .ourly to sour me on the Japanese, before the war. How- odorsBrothers' states July 13 at the opening of in the western spare -- Commission will ' during who would plant, 2900 around; even in tho winter," a conference in Washington. D. the and maybe the percentage of bad South Second packing prefer their children ever, they are- human beings "but said. meet which Roberts West With 4ohn B. tomorrow. Street, during year in the number of July past and we must assume that C., wtich will consider new farmers reached and the, variety engaged in good, healthy work ones is about- the same as any race we die." Matheson, who as cominissioner been a constant nuisance, the and August nearly at cents a pound of picked those at liberty are not disloyal to the U. S. Unreasoning hatred, has Of several- court features of the rural war produc- of courses taught for Seyeral weeks ago the Jensen of the Streets Department has cases, has AND Why if ice develon'it. will do its mor e. harm than the Japs to lookfruit the streets tion training program. roatning were charge of the Cityts garbage. and youth and adults under ing for mischief, but to some ISN'T NECESSARY TO WIN' THE WAR. But I do Nv ish the lap, nnsed a new ordinance to be Brothers Packing Company Mr. Nichols will be one of five the program. drippdan ts in a Third District an attempt to iron out the situa. anese in Salt Lake would help out by being extra courteous and passed by the County Commission conof have those who state agricultural education AvecCourt Suit were When tion already will be made. chargIncreases& emphasis ,,y,pon farm they and has been a headache to both: their services to do so accommodating for the duration. tors from throughout the nation machinerj, repair, seed produc- tributed the City and County Commisto present plans for expansion tion and jncreased production of again.sions. 'The immediate crop to be pick-iand alteration of the production livestock and crop projects is exThree residents of the neighwith and cherries, apricots training program. borhood near the packing plant pected lobe included in the profollow. to With more than 5,000 Utah res- gram raspberries for the ensuing year. Hit $2,246,620 appeared befdre the County Com- Total Loans For W. E. Peacock, manager of the idents participating in the reg. misSion and asked for a report Loan to disbursements farmers' Up to June 30, 1943, the perk. in ular classes held .throughout the Him employment bureau, making Mountain Was Named on what was being done tb abate the appeal for workers, said that state in food and fiber production of the odors ema- cooperatives during June by the iley Bank for 'Cooperatives has nuisance the School buses will leave the bUWilliam H. Brighton; 8.1 of 5630 Berkeley Bank for Cooperatives disbursed $145,120.656. and loans nating from the hog reau, 55 West Third South Street, E. A. oalstanding amount to $9,264,. $2.246.620, Two diamond rings, at ued at each Highland Drive, who lived many by the packing company. amounted to a.m. 6:30 at morning ? :14.:,tkii;:,;,,p:1 Several weeks ago the commis- Stokdyk, president, sald today. - 09Lin the Eleventh Farm Credit $300, and a $50 coat were stolen Pickers should bring their own ycars at Brighton and after whom These associations lbcated in District sion had said they would revoke last night from a room in the lunch, and, if possible, a pail the resort was named, was dead the- license of the packing com- Utah. Nevada, Arizona and Calili Installed ' to causes to incident of contain the fruit. Good water today Hotel occupied age. by Newhouse t for war propany on July 1 arid they would fornia, are , ,.: Mr. Brighton was born Nev. 14, Reed E. Vetterli. Salt Lake Marion COlstaedt. according to a is obtainable on the spot. The no longer be able to operate the duction. buses will up workers for 1s37, in Salt Lake, the son of chief of police; will be installed The largest arhount$548,386 hog ranch at that address unless made to police by J. Ha the return pick to 4tetttfp:!r;: Salt Lake at as president of the Antelope Is- report J.;a0,,i,o trip went to wineries producing tarthe nuisance was abated. S. and Catherine Bow William oi the Waicrs, ttaw men ,t,,1,,,,,,,..),,,,. p.m. land Chapter No. 3 of, the Inter"We were not very well treated trates and alcohol which the 5 Girls Enter Race ..,.;:::. 1,1,:' Brighton. national Footprint Association at hotel. Mrs. Ber- government needs. Cotton coopthe commission." by Five Salt Lake girls beat the I : a dinner tomorrow night at 3737 For many years he operated the Police Seek Robber Vardella Huron, proprienice Roberts of 3220 Eldridge eratives, received $444,195 in or4:, p :.. noon South State Street. deadline yesterday to be. asto fibers. handle Citrus der the after said store .and postoffice at Brighton Street meeting. Salt Lake police were on the Other officers who Will be in- tress of a cleaning estt.blishtold us not ,to come up sociations took $433,100 and co- come the last entrants In the Cotton"They to in in farm addition his 909 told Simpson Avenue, stalled will, be Ed L. Vetter, first ment at lookout today for a man who re, and bother tbem any more and operatives handling dairy prod- "Days of '47"queen contest. :. ,t, i wood. At various times he was 7...........0.:::;: vice president; T. L. Dykes, sec police. that the place was ran; To ucts received S336,000. us to ston'high pressuring' asked coop. slugged and robbed a The five candidates are Ruth v.......:.:;;::::::.t j: ond vice president; T. B. Bur. sacked last night by burglari who portedly Cottonwood no satisfac- eratives handling fruit and vegthem. We were given Salt L'a.ke resident at 12:55 am. engaged in mining in Maxine :6 Stott, bidge, secretary and treasurer; If. secured S7.30 from the cash regIs Jacobsen, Marie and Park City districts. etables. $307,437, $105,300 while tion whatsoeVer." A. Smith, attorney, and Frank ister. after he , accompanied them to the He married Clara A. Boam in, of the trouble is that by was disbursed to cooperatives Raymond, V. Pat Pixton and Alice Most . was the to M. A. Entrance J. gained Gilbert. sergeantlt-armsrear of the Pembroke Company, the old Endowment. Housd in an agreement with the packing poulitry organizations. Hay and Elaine Albrecht They and , a Pritchard is the retiring building by prying a padlock 24 East' Third South. 1881. She died in 'November of .,i:, ,e, the city's wet garbage seed cooperatives came in for lot of other hopefuls will be, company, from the door, police reported. J. BSmith, 153 Williams Ave- 1022. Atogs-an- d e usect forfeed $02,700andbamutua1 irrigation judged Friday, according to MI'S. nue, told- 'police th'at Tie met hts Survivors include two sons, Wilof the city in equal companies.the sum of $9,500 was Grant Gregerson, chairman of the . garbage dry 1 iii assailants. both of whom appear- liarm S. Brighton of Idaho Falls, ,. program committee. , proportion to the amount of wet disbursed. ed about 26 years of age, on East' and 11.-- M Brighton of Cotton, Public appearances are as folBroadway and walked with them wood; three daughters, Mrs. Maud' lows: Queen candidates appear, at 4t down the alley where, he was at B.- - Evans- - of- - Cottonwood, ilt Mrs,-v the HotelUtah Empire Room .....,,.....-----rAtacked and robbed of his wallet Irene B. Edmunds and Mrs. L A series of thefts were reported had rented. ' Friday, at 8:30 p.m., following Rhoda-B1 1 $14 and containing of Salt Lake; 4e4akt Houghton A blue and white blouse Wa3 re which selection will be made: at the Wasatch Spring Plunge, 19 grandchildren and seven ' ..from the locker princess candidates appear at 2 BE ON THE ' - ,to,,....,4u...ot,w 840 North Second West Street, ported missing TAKES man for whom assigned 4o Norma Jean - Cham- p.m.- - Friday at the Lion House DEATH 10,.."...,.....0 Funeral .services will be held the matron In hers of 65 North Second West Social Center,.63 East South Tem. last night by SAFE SIDE WITH . acc4,,,001,..woometee4. B. Bohling, Friday at 2 p.m. in the Cotton- Brighton was namedWilliam charge, Mrs.-AStreet, police said. pie Street, and candidates in wood Ward Chapel, 5915 Highland H. Brighton. each of the lockers both contests appear at the Coco. cording to police reports. Apparently Drive. Bishop Frank Armstrong Lt. M. M. Gillespie, from th had been opened by a pass key, nut Grove Ballroom Thursday Avill officiate. Friends may call toSalt Lake officers reported. reported evening. 4760 morrow South at To evening bis the had that at locker Asked IS A THIS plunge triel State Street in Murray and at the been ppened and $16,. stolen. residence, 5690 Highland I family -MACHINES WAR C:ARatio. TriTiZ7rlirarlinifriri.in. ers have been invited by Col. E. East Street, said S4.63 had been Salt Lake City the services. Burial will be AVIATION B. Blanchard to attend the formal taken from the locker which she Re-roo1101zEcrucu: , ... I Months the Gardens; 11.Elysian INSURANCE exBoat. Plus la dedicatory and intimations and new word and Fes To help you preercises Sunday at the Deseret JA dictionary. VI I . - C.,0, . Letters-- Interesting . South, Salt Lake, , , from Vorth Africa: t ' know-tha"PAL DAD: I am writing a few lines to let you I a Into I am well. -- When--1 spot always say tough get Dad would' do now? and it seems to myself, 'I wonder what . pike I then get out M1 right, without being wounded. When ..1 we get back from the front, it doesn't seem so ,bad, because we know that we will eventually be going home. Don't ever think that we First Armored M. P.'s (military police) don't get - e'N .. . - A, - , - ', - last--;rla- 1 - a, ,-- 11yRolphiLlordon - 4r , - k tidStamps- - of the army show By 'Midge. Thomas a kitchen, 'hospital , today, The opportunity to ride in Seepd on ,Second South Street between evipment, and 28- soldiers who have lived, and.also to autograph block bust-- Main and Regent Streets. drawn' (vs On their way to Europe con- exhibit, complete there since July 4, has' 11113w1.4.310.nst4lar...,rgaesdat,-hniad.t..wlb--,suary,---ia- t, aglpable-.4or-r,--4- 4 for themselves.. how the army . t eats, sleeps and maneuvers. Men, women and 'children have seen -; 1; .., , VISONPIPIMIONWIPP1111111111101110, half-centur- y t, - .. e I ' - Sutton-Van- War Effort 1 .. - His Bit To Aid In Laker-Doin- g - r, TES 11-6"1- Stimulates Buying Of Bonds - Army 1 4r Salt Lake City; Utah, Riding Proves Popular Jeep ' Show nty - , s Rings- To Farmers Cooperatives William H. Brighton Dies After Resort Stolen June ranch-maintaine- Footprint Vetter all-ou- 47 Queen ' -- : - - - ',...,F,:',,iii.,,,E- -- -- for-.th- . . $ Swim 1;;ckerTheffs Reported - - -- FARMER I - r71'm17IumS , . 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Ghirardi. five, complete. ,aa Address City.., T, Odd Fellow's' Will ,k-- - noon. excnnownet 113 E. Second South Salt Lake City. Utah Depot, 17 miles -- at ! No. 27. All elective and appointive officers and members are urged to attend. Following ' the Joint, installations there will be refresh- Font wear - N. F. No. 18 No..8 Aug. 13 Oct. 31 '13'31 JIIIY 7 Aur 7 Got. 31. July 31 Book) tamo No. 18 twegme ;AIM O. 111 June .111. War Ration Book 71a now beiny distributed by mail. 7 I Theroof ,111LaPib Green,Slate Roofing (Split -,,,- ALVIN XEDDINGTON EDWARD O. PLAT? FRANCIS PLATT NORTON PLATT 1 ,,- g 5 ,,.., ' ) I V i S Music Available 4 . , ,,, Vihite Chapel 124 South 4th East. Per ' 'root! :: - your present - ; f. Just lay right over Roll 'K' The Phone it Shoot) 4 ) '. FRANI S. PLATT - I SPECIAL Personnel: - - may- be one of the waste spots of your home, because it may be riddled with cracks and hotestoo- - imalr to see, yet big enough to waste much fuel heat. Mortuary Rationing Facts Last Bat July 21 I NOTHOeivoa61 Oft-- H010 1 TOGETHER Platteddington . ments and entertainment. Item Stamp,. Coffee No. 21 3 Sugar fit Itsy;No. Sugar franning)15. Meet.. stn. r. :Q Canned foods IC. L. NI 5TRUT TO 6 007 rlat:4 NO is the funeral.home of 8 Elective officers from the fol lowing lodges will be' installed: Utah Lodge 1; Salt Lake Lodge No. 2, Friendship Lodge armro if TO Chapel CaTITC cvJ BUILDOEIS'SUPPEN C(.4 Ont." 00Mit AtOS, , - , Kenny' Kearns By Gosh s Office-rof the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge will be Installed Friday night by W. A, Wallbergt district deputy grand master and his staff at the Lodge Hall, 41 Post Office Place Gasoline OSIIIIISION 511Wit $outh of Tooele. Install Tonight - .. Chemical-Warfar- e , ut6e tti SOUTH P2I: Er 7,1,WEST 24te 54656 :i '- - ---- ? ' - - |