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Show TB1 DESERET NEWS. Salt Lake Cjty, Utah. March 26, 1948 g Officer's S. L. Family To Join Him Abroad New. Stations Race Track, Rodeo Project Gets Under Way Will Furnish Sen; Thomas STIFF" RACE SEEN -GOP POSITION Bait For Rats1 headSalt serving Lake City family ican teachers when they get with Firm Against FOR , Germany. the rat over banquet placed the Republican LaMar local attorney forward to toe trip Highlight cupation Troops in Munich, Salt Lake County district mass meetings Salt and president of the Republican half to our and home in many, today busy getting making Lake County last night the Club of .Utah, and Gordon terday and today proving passports while awaiting orders many for a while, Mr, Whytock in to districts a menace War the local the appearance Christenson, many attorney. deadly declared, but ' the only thing Department filthy Peace Draft workers seeking delegate support Republicans previously health and the supply, Vere start the long journey to the that kind of scares tot children I A of Duncan, in was Ger- of ' of was B. to to from rumor- Celery To Be Grown In Pahvant Area ry : suc-eessf- ul, eon-fus- ques----tio- was yes- also infor rumored-candidat- es for the ed as interested in the LOGAN "I want America county chairmanship to be filled clude Marvin J. Bertoch, post John E. tong, able to fulfill every task at the eomlng convention April Lach, J. A. Ottenheimer and knpeaed upon her, and I think 27. " Quayle Cannon Jr. aha will be lets strong than she B- - R. Parkinsons recent anMr. Parkinson-report- ed that is if we turn to compulsory mili- nouncement that he will not be the meetings were well attended a candidate to succeed himself and that interest was high. Meettary training. So declared Senator Elbert D as county chairman has left the ings were held in nearly 100 per Thomas of Utah, chairman of chairmanship race wide open. cent of the. districts, he said. the senate committee on mili- At the present time rumors are One of the districts where no tary affairs, in a letter to Mrs. carrying the names of six promimeeting was held was number Julina B. Green, 459 North First nent Republicans who might be 370 comprising the area west West St., Logan. interested in seeking the post. from Redwood Road and North Mrs. Green had written ts Newcomers to the list include of North Temple St. Mr. Park Senator Thomas, seeking his inson pointed out that voters in 370 live far apart and that in the opinions 'on peacetime military last election" only' 40 votes were training. "It was with great difficulty cast 11 GOP and 29 Democrat that we had the voluntary enlistat ment bill given right-of-wElderly Woman a time when the great lobbies of a Hurt By Automobile the nation were pushing for continuation of compulsory servMrs. Mary Dayton, PROVO ice, Senator Thomas states. The age 71, was treated for bruises FILLMORE A new agriculsupporters of compulsory mlli-taher home last training always maintained tural venture, that of raising and shock at night, where she was taken after r that we could not probably en-get- celery, is being planned by varishe had been struck by an automore than 300,000 voluntary - listments before next July. Under ous fanners In the Pahvant Val- mobile while crossing the street. About 5:15 p.m., at 657 West my bill, already over 300,000 ley, according to George. Whom-haCenter St., Mrt. Dayton started education Nurses enlisted. have Millard County agent. to cross from the south to the successfully operated on a conA total bf 15 acres is now north sldeNif the road when she II voluntary basis, and ., with the templated with John Allen of saw a car driven by Mrs. Verrona the .. army pressure by heavy put ' 32, Provo,, approaching. ; and navy, the enlistment of Flowell, who made a small test Baker, to investigating offi- Waves and Wac was very of celery last year, to grow six According ed cers, Mrt. Dayton became and each quota was met acres and Will and stepped back, to Mrs. Ray and Sons of Voice Full Confidence Meadow to six acres. Baker started forward. . I have full faith that we can Other farmers grow will make up the men we need the in the of all get other three In small quantities. . armed services if we have laith According to studied reports we can. that area seems well suited to . "I am practically all alone in this growing because of the ' my thinking in the military cir-.- 1 celery ready supply of water from" the des here in regard to this Senator Thomas continues. flowing welli of this regionjust I "I take the question entirely nine miles west of Fillmore. If - from a military standpoint which the project proves successful it is my duty to do in my present may be the forerunner of other commercial garden corps which 1 position. These are my reasons: here, Mr. "First: The countries that have will bo produced states. He also Indibuilt their defenses upon mili- Whonham tarism and the compulsory sys- cated that John Gerber, manager tem are the following Germany, of Utah Celery Growers Assohat indicated his interest Italy, Japan and Russia.' I need ciation, ' not go further to make my point in the experiment and will assist important in"Second: In the surrender of them in supplying to as formation growing Japan, due to the fact that we and marketing. brought about that surrender without breaking the Japanese constitution, we have saved of his article, We Dont thousands of lives and billions in ping Need the Draft, which was pubBut la colossal the this property. in the December issue : fact about - Japans surrender. lished I of Tbe American Magazine. Over four and one-ha- lf million propose that we imme. men completely armed, who had do not cut off conscription and not yet fired a shot in a war, diately substitute volunteer , gave themselves up and acknowl- - he concludes In the methods, magzine aredged they were beaten. This is ticle. Rather, I propose that we' the worlds colossal aeknowl- methods a real -. edgment of the failure of im- -- give volunteer chance, and taper oft conscrippressed troops. tion as the number of volunteers , Surrender Readily rises. But lets make our volun"Third: The next failure came teer methods so successful that la Germany when our provost conscription will ba abolished. . -- marshals department planned two concentration camps, each to hold 50,000 troops. It was as- - aumed that -- our army would Tprbably capture that manyjGer- mans. Before we could complete . one camp, one million, two hun-- " dred thousand Germans had surrendered, all of them impressed soldiers with not a bit of fight left in them. "Fourth: The debacle of the ; Italian and French armies should -- I be evidence to any thoughtful person that, if armies are created to fight, impressed armies do not ay whose U. S. Oc- U As food L. Martineau,1 county agent, new home awaiting them. JJrs. Hugh L. Whytock, 228 South Fifth East Street, wife of Lt. Col. Hugh L. Whytock, who is stationed in the. German city y' announccd new distribution points for the free bait, com' mencing tomorrow, The extermination campaign is being conducted by the county health department, the extension service and the rodent control division of the U. S. Fish and Wild Life Service. The bait, which will not kill dogs or cats or chickens or humans, will be distributed tomorrow from the following stations: At Draper Utah Oil Service, Stat&St. and Draper Rd.; Draper Poultry, Inc.; Utah Poultry, Draper branch; Bert Smith Service Station, Mickelson Hardware and Lumber Co. Lerwill Serv"At Crescent with an infantry outfit, will lead her family of four to the new abode. Dr. H A. Whytock, FORK Ground broken this week for toe new American Fork race track,, rodeo and fair grounds project to Approximately. 60 per cent of the ground has been cleared of trees and brash and toe project We look Geris well under way,. Th field it being sponsored by the American Fork Riding Club, nod the etty is cooperat la the prospect of all those inthe project to beoculations and vaccinations ing financing to build n half-mi- le planned fore we leave this country. circular raoa track with Mrs. Whytock said she expects stables to handle a race ample Lake-Cito leave Salt some meet, and a covered double deck ty time in April. grandstand. Rodeo chutes and , AMERICAN Was buildings to bouse livestock will also ,be added. Relief Society To Hear Social Talk SPRING- - CITY Welby W. Bigelow, M. D., director of toe bureau of venereal dieesie eon-tr- ol, will meet with the Relief Society members Tuesday, March 36 at 2 pm. to discuss "morals and Yenereal Disease ControL The social science teacher are to charge of tola special talk at their monthly lesson. 81, her father-in-laprominent practicing dentist in Salt Lake for many years, "will accompany the caravan of wives, children and relatives going to their men overseas. The Whytocks three children, Wayne, 14, Diana, 9, and Betty, 8, sre now attending'tha Bryant and Oquirrh schools, but have been told to expect an American school with Amer w, Benjamin S. Brewster Observes 70th Birthday ice. With his five children and 17 in attendance, grandchildren Benjamin S. Brewster celebrated his""70th"birthday" anniversary with a dinner and dance last evening m the Eighth Ward, 272 East Fifth South. Mr. Brewster, of 221 East Fourth. South St., is a retired musician, printer and advertising man. His children are Bishop Sheldon R. Brewster, Mrs. Audrey M. Bell, Hoyt W. BrewCrocodiles are the largest sur- ster, Kyle H. Brewster and Mrs vivors of the great reptilian age. Leal R. Get, Larson Service, At Sandy South Seventh East St. - Bait will be distributed ThursUtah day at E & E Service and Oil Service Stations,- Cottonwood; at Utah Oil Station, South Cottonwood; at the Utah Oil Station andjhe Holladay Feed Co., Holladay; at the Frank L. Hug-li- e Service and the General Mills Feed Store, East Mill Creek. 8600 Cudahy's Pur Pork Lunchaan Moat Fry It! Boko It! Or Sarva H Cold. 12oz.C2n - 'f- lb. 39 lb. Jar 32 Mild Whole Milk Mtts Smooth n," ant jemima The Favorite ei Ae South Lare 40 os. Duck Donald AnoeA Creamy, Cream Style ........ pro-ceed- Potato Chips Cottage Cheese Tangerine Juice HO. Ul lor Freo Batty Lata Cook Bosk. Haw t fight ; Fifth: The American system as it operates today hsi the No. 1 Con Leota. In Rich Tomato Sauce. 2 V2t For Child ran trad Grow- OF-WHEAT nup. Pkv. -- Premium Habisce. Sodas 2 LB.PIG. - Grapefruit Juice Wheat Flakes Caraatlo Deviled Meat Peas Fee Gradosl Change "Those are all military reasons and the only one I need deal , with in regard to peacetime com- ;pulsory military training." --- -r. Senator Thomas enclosed elip- - SIS Mrlntjrro Aiillmi aoxNT nal RallSai - Nsbrwk. bn OfflnT. Onmha, EU.n Praentent .... Mustard I tiara fnpmU itaiSlOn . flml.-Quaktr- With Flower Seed Oiler D, r. Mink. 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Pgp - - CELERY Florida, Well Bleached 1 3S47, Ja y rAP w 12(1 SO. OTH EAST 12 SO. MAW 422 Ha 2ND WEST 144 EAST 2ND SOUTH -- BOUNTIFUL - 411 EAST SBD SOUTH 744 EAST 4TH SOUTH ISO! SOUTH 1STH EAST - H5B SO. MAIN SUGAHHOUSE 102 SOUTH MAIN MUBBAY TOOELE U Those Price Eitocttro ta toll lake. Murray. Blnvhan, Mafia, Midrolo junction. Draper. Biverion. Tooel. Onto end CenterrtUe. '"dm WITNESS WXEKEOP, 1 hereunto Mi ay kaad and atlia ay official an) tbla ftm day of March, 1044 OSCAX W. CARLSON. iSEALi ; ' Coaimimona el Inaumoa. ' Sj IMPIPf NDiNl IftA f 1 STORES S |
