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Show THE Utahn Hides In Nazi Pillbox, Escapes Rural LtrEppersorTWfTfeFOf Experience Near St. Malo Education-Pla- n s-Ma- DESERET Salt Lake City, Utah NEWS Friday, October 13, 1944 Page S pped A tentative charter for rural us that only through some form rural school program Vcord- RODU VAR D AI ral ing to Mr. education containing an eight-poi- nt ssls,anf! ,fT'd ManManning, are: I was then with Many great stories will' come Germans assemWing and coming .Captain schools be j improved, to ,u prorurll, pf program designed ,Kes Don Sanders who also had a tank !jnsurt out of the war . . . one of them back with the tank to counters1" . Americans their fair share of grenadier. He was a good friend; vide more educational opporThe eight major points tn the education. was told by First Lt. Elbert P. attack our position. we joined the battalion together tunities for 12,000,000 rural 2 Produce vigorous, .wholeEpperson, with the infantry in and were together several weeks school children some. balanced and steadily undoubtedly will in Italy, in a letter to his parents in a replacement J depot be adopted, Rulon Manning, exgrowing personalities. ' Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Eppersor France. 3 Strive for a community ecutive secretary of the Utah A sniper killed my grena1382 Perry Ave., (describing that nourishes democratic life. we his sent (Sanders) Education Association, said dier, and 4 Demand dynamic and r. Arthur Fleischer chief portion of the battle near St man back to tell the colonel of for Kalunite, will dis-- ! jv skilled professional leaders Malo. We started the counterattack. Mr. Manning recently returnThe Chemistry Of The . who can deal effectively with points. f and ourselves opentakLt ed a H0 Kalunite After Process withdrawing from at D. Says Epperson, meeting problems of rural communities, C., Washington, .ttetchme on point tommy-gun- s , our So' ed with for of where Chemical up he American the attended the White 5 Provide ing a town near St. Malo, a Geradequate rural in the tank House conference on rural ed- ciety. Northwestern Utah see- -- school Germans the n, riding man tank from adjacent attack- buildings' and grounds.-tioC Cottage Cheese and walking beside it. We had ucation at which 200 educators, d :0Che"s9 at the University of Utah g Create satisfactory admini- . areas not we held colonel to to the them ing school leaders and farm repre, knqwlng Mondav at delay give p.m. and attendance units. strative ' desome sort to of a time sentatives were in attendance. the town, started withdrawing The meeting will be held in prepare fa i 7 Provide an plan licious fense. We killed or wounded at The Utah executive also at- room 104 of the Physical Science .for financing ruraladequate Tptinq,- tasty education. pulled .through it. Seeing us, he Wartime ENERGY least 12, but in the meantime tended the secretaries meeting Building. back. I grabbed an anti-tan- k 8 Unite all the forces of the anTsandwiche the tank returned our fire with which took a stand on comDr. Fleischer received his B community in a coordinated ef-- S. rifleman and went out to get his 78 mm cannon. him. As we approached, we saw pulsory military training. degree from Vale University fort. -I later learned that he made The theme laid down at the in 1924. and his Ph D degree Mr. Manning said educators a direct hit on Sanders took sessions, .that farm children are from the same university three contended that rural areas are most of his body between head deprived of good schools, was years later. From 1924 to 1925 less aole to support an adequate and hips. The blast effect blind- emphasized in almost every he was employed at the school j financial program than urban ed me his blood and flesh were speech, Mr. Manning said, as an assistant chemist. communities, all agreeing that on my face I thought it mine. Educators changed that rural From 1927 to 1930 he was a ' the national stake in education I remember where a German teachers were underpaid, proI D RODU and the inability of some states consulting chemist for pillbox was to our rear and call- - i fessionally starved and forced to Laboratories, and m to support an adequate program ed to Sanders to follow he nev- - work under adverse pedagogical 1930 he came chief Kalunite for all children point to the neconditions. It was the consens- - chemist. er came. cessity of federal aid. Quarantine Ends Two riflemen helped me In Two Counties bbo to a 10 by ..five ..foot German DESCRIBESBATTLE "house --The" Germans took-tALBER'S No serious effects were evident Lt. Elbert P. Epperson, writes town, but the riflemen stayed Flapjack Fleur,-'- ' rabies a graphic account of German with me and gave me bandages today from a summer-lon- g For Tender flare-u- p took care of me. Germans in the Salt (Lake and offensive in Italr. Pancakee Tooele areas, apparently over were a'round us for four days with the lifting of rabies quaranbefore they finally withdrew. Pkg. . 23c tines in the two counties by the Luckily they never looked instate Board of Health. side our house. Our' own artillery finally1 i KELLOGG'S Quarantines imposed last May broke through the roof and broke 23 in Salt Lake County and June Shredded one man only both legs . of 2 in Tooele County were ordered sliced my hip a little didn't Whole Wheat JU lifted at a meeting of the board Advancements for the follow- reach OftlaUd the bone. Finally the fifth i You Like It ssui -i- sm last night in the Capitol. It has ing Utahns serving in the armday the battalion reached the been more than a month since a ed forces Wfere reported in distown and we were evacuated. similar quarantine in Davis patches received todav. Pkg. . 10c Results: Instead of losing my BTEHOFF Drin E. hu&hmd of Mrs County, levied June 2, was liftOF THOUSANDS THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES IN A NATION-WID- E MOVE TO Bwehoff left eye, I still have it It now ed. a n junbfHd appears normal, but sight piet-t- y Mr Fd on of According to Dr. William M well lost no good for readGr ward McKay, state health commissionnr a 11a, Right eye still ing. er dog owners and the public! Tender Whole ' rrr major. Sanders and 1 did get the Silshould always use care, as the Kernel. Major Bitchoff is ver Star for delaying the enemy t limited at pros12 Ounce . disease is endemic throughout ent at Camtr Max drew the colonel the while up the area and might break out whue h Tp 2 for 27c ib exnutive offtur battalion. in defense position. I any time. He said the state Dean of cannot return to a combat divienjrmeci partment of Agriculture will conilion fomhit hatl The tremendous buying power oi a powertul sion, but am staying here study EVS TON tinue to enforce a Utah statute Ralph Globt A L of ing French, German r and Rus- f husbjmi certificates vaccination National requiring 27e; Organization together with a system -on dogs mormg intothe state il ounca Pkg. . LOW cost operation enables JCA STONES Lieutenant Epperson, whose rronoiM areas. from rabies-infecte- d 16 c io fir-- t Mrs. MACARONI iifmooant wife, Jeannie Marydav to bring you these irom c oast-to-coa- st Dr. McKay reported that alm the dir cnrpr week-ol- d and Clark Epperson, d Soi,unj a a inlnL though no human rabies h a oi a Liberator m son, reside in Long Island, N. 27c been reported during the quarBran Flakes the Italian ihfater Major Hisehuff y., was an honor graduate of hi p trtiupdtpfl antine,ned as many as 14 animal thp atta k on He School. attended West, High heads-examifuton? n ir Vien iiiplri .intLamr-itat the - health "d the oil refirvnts int oil field at Ihe Univcrsity of Utah ql. 15c G A Th e FaTonte department laboratories were pioMi and the southern Romania, UniGeorge Washington found to be infected. Last one French at ROLLED 8 Ounce Hot Cereal Milton Doirria V phi pro versity, Washington, D. C., one of these was found on Aug. 26 motor! to iirst limittnant m Uip air before receiving an apye.ar C1N Jtiha Taj lor Option promoted Always Say KeUoqq s to firt lieutenant in tbf wonun b arm pointment to West Point. He 33c CORN Giant Package torn from West Point in In graduated SMJTH of Mib nde 81 M E 33rd 1943 holding two honorJanuary Wheat Meal For Children nith pro 13c moted to staff ary sabers, the only award givprjretm Hr and Grownups. 3ft os. aerial pnnner on a Liberator in the en at the academy aside from It rill m th itrr FARMINGTON Five persons All Purpose 21c I son of Mr and military honors. He was editor WESSON OIL suffered minor hurts in a two-c- Mr Rurtvn KiMotP Litton and him of the West Point annual The OiL Pints Donna Vegetable bind Farken Bonnti n( Ktlftnh Howitzer and chairman of the accident just south of Farmfill 15c promoted to staff srpiant Ot i KM Morcurt my tiioriK I i iboppcftf it dnett fnttdly A Tall Cans. 18 montbb ' he it now semnjr m lecture, committee in addition to ington early this morning. ttorti thtrt I ht mkH t bug taritn (tea bKb ra(he)t end Knc! class the editing' woman occupant f one car is graduating 1 I d b wsck bvtM e( o4 m beu oi til Point dotUn Popular Brands. HH R1A Albert J. son of Mr pnni if 9c being treated at St. Marks? hos- emrh Dei ana Ojrden piomnted to s r biographies. dDtlD(Y. LOS RIIICLV.M mq titl iite Fresh teant Oterstas Aurue-of Creamery since this arrested and were men pital; two m in ipatod in four 20 Points two male occupants of the other earT he has pi the . .... Ifiiian heater BRADLEY car were released for treatment Campbell Perrv launder" husband L of 451 Grant Bradlr it at Clearfield Naval Supply De- and Margaret Just Li son of Mrs V. Br nllev. 318 W 8th EN9D R YP Cm , Jto-da- y. ist high-chem- ration -- . J vr.: Rabies Guard Lifted By Stated Healy-Fleisch- fAR er ENBD A R YflP CT.S ' . -- S' mr Utahns Win Promotions Wheat Cdt-t&-CacA- JOIN De-a- 20-2- 0. - X f oi w.: p1;ir1.2' LOW PRICES! g 1 OATS 27c 12c FLAKES Five Injured Bene-r- Farmington Crash j 23c 27c 4 for 39c lb. 48c GRAPEIIUTS i ar er-- MILK BUTTER pot. - Conrad A, Smith. 49, of 450 a 40th St., Ogden, driver of a southbound car, sideswiped machine driven by S. F. Orazio, 27, of the navy station, accutding to State Patrolman Ray Evans. Mr. and Mrs Herman Johnson, 3170 Lincoln Ave., Ogden, were riding with Smith. Mrs. Johnson suffered cuts on the face and. shoulders and bruises. Mr. Johnson suffered possible fractured also- ribst William Carpenter, with of the NSD, was riding Orazio. Both Orazio and Carpenter suffered cuts and bruises. Johnson and Smith were hailed before Justice of the Peace Wendell Barnes of Kavsville and will face charges for intoxication. Jaycees Will Hold Luncheon Tomorrow St , promoted to adioman third class He is now srrvine overaeas (.RADIATIONS. tTRLOl (,H. LEAA ES. MOt FN ND ASSIGNMENTS MFADOW Lt James F, son of Mr Ruhr Jordon Nampa Ida and husband of the former Fvebn Holt Clearfield was graduated from the Moor- field Anri Air Rise T x hi pilot winze Hp reiened other flight ri and Arkansas training at J hu IGA Or'btrS tnd Gtren (Hat it to (mb tnd erttp H Kan ib oaiiMhM Ab (?--b4 2 2 nion lemaiovt 3 t tialt tvost these 1 trh m Thu It hoi )ul on lmui many State ot Ik rclp Gbhidtt rw 4S rtls bki po con Cookory Amnca lor Home" hi TREE! pot! card Gthui t FTwdwXtTod luti mas Chih r fnt St Son Antonie 7 Iona lot a ho copy ol thu took book t Washington Delicious T7 Solid Heads 1". SQUASH Banana Utah ONIONS No. Sweet, Spanish. Yellow 1 J, lb. 10c Powdered, In Pound Packages TOMATOES Rp- sue. I carrots:;:;'- - U. S. No. U I, Idtho Russet BANANA NUT CAKE A rich rolled in eoffos cake tiliQ with apples and topped with fresh roasted cashews gQ, fSsHJS na. 10 lbs. 39c WHOLE-MI- LK -- luscious layers filled 27 3?c Midvale FLAKES iavente with million. . . . 6? with nuts and fresh Snowflake r ps Rolls This lidht, tsnder dinner roll is ideal for sandwiches doz. 34c Veal Roast VEGETABLE lb. 39c 4 New England Bakery Store at 17th So, and 5th East Open Sunday ' iwdllrtae. - GROUND BEEF POT ROAST 21 niw Fresh Ground lb. 25c lb. 25c RIB BOILING BEEF., lb. 18c Sirloin Steaks .!& . lb. 38c EASY-MI- X , BETTY CROCKIR NOODLE SOUP MIX Cooke is a 3 lorT. JUfy , 25c if with CDDV Drill SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR 368' COMEtlNtRORlFtfCYRICIPC Drifted Snow FLOUR Over baranas. eWll - Maks 2 for 27c or half BREAD tlk le'the only liquid in this brad Fresh whole This loaf has all the essential putnlicn that you need . ii- - 9C Junction. Draper. RleertetL Union and Centenrille. A HENS saason tha Del Monte No.2 Can, Rore Flavor ond Vitamin Value, 20 Points Prices EL In 5aTi Murray. MagBingham. Lare Pk. arrives whn pumpkin Made with real pumpxin is so tippropnatr. bierded with aromatic spices. o; a in 31c g. tuio.m PJMRKI1UIE One 1?C Grapenuls Bakeries Apple Coffee Cake for 2-lb.pk- DRESSING Jl U Thee SPECIALS moist, m LI U TectWi Lake. SATU RDAY Two f)A P ... 2 Purity, Crisp, Crunchy Crockers T lb. 4c .3 lbs. 19c 3for lOc 1 r-- SAL1ES 50 lbs. 98c N" CABBAGE "h Solid Greta . ditbt lb. 5c lb. 9c 2 lbs. 17c 2 lbs. 9c Honeydew POTATOES captainof Raton. Fla .2 fr 25c ETexsun, ctalt it. Ctr)tbui4 I YAMS.1;;:" oi Cr 61r. Richardson APPLES prodwee 4prtmrM toe m and ttiwpitni tvnnd Chop (Kr uqh y term otwonq iol oadinq additional crumb er liquid le tlick loqrth. rdq with (lout Hct lei tn tmaii roasttr odd teat lutn to it will biw all tide. Whn brown pour tomato utc and boko tn nouqh hot wetor to hall covor ioal Btodtraio ov?n tot on bout S liluiUoflon atwi t will preside MELONS LETTUCE itotpoont tail 2 Itatpoeat Cbhar4i t Chili Pewdt 4 Itbiuptoni Itl hot woir h rup tenato tines witt, mi imi Mix 4narqtm RKHARDSOV 178 E 13th Robert S M w,ir graduated as an honor man The importance of Junior of hi i Id, from the L S Naval Els will be the meptaM . Fle.tru jtv and Radio Maternl Chamber work, Junior Tr nmne hool at Del Monte Calif. He subject of Utah ws ewnih man in the class Chamber of Commerces presiMITH Pvt S'l'ester G., a natue dent, Grant Thorn tomorrow of '"ilt Ldke i a!o an honor graduate was graduated lrcm the ndio noon at the luncheon meeting Hi p.hwd at Trusx hicH Wps Lake JummChanr--b- er ,niwli.im.f of the-Sa- lt Nb IMH AM F't Alma K ( 1318 of Commerce at 131 S Main 2nd F, , k rt cuing truninr at the S. Main St., Francis J. Cowan, aimatt radio mechanics school at Tranx Field Wl president, annoimced today. P't Fred W. son of Mrs. BARNETT Bret R. Woolley, FlizHerBsrrett. 1283 E. 17tb "the maroon division in charge has bepp graduated from the tletrome hool ( hanutp h'ield. Ill, and will re Mr. Cowen eeive of arrangements. advanced liammg in radai at boon 1 Home rpnjtis Lt. Meadows FRISKIES13c 10-l- b. BO Year a Wester bag . . . Leader Toiet 54c SOAP KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES So 3 for 20c Crup They Crackle 2 for 23e Lux Flakes OMtllNIFOttFtlKBAllOTli te'-- . 23c |