Show f THE OwucN FOR ARMY AID PROVO Utah July 1 (UP)— Members attending the C L O state convention which came to an end Monday today had dispatched" telegrams to President Roosevelt ana William H Davis chairman of the war labor board asking their intervention in the S L threatened strike at the Garfield Officials Meet plant of the American Smelting and To Discuts Plans Refining company The telegrams asked that action For Training be taken by the board on the Garfield strike at once During the course of the annual ' SALT LAKE CITY July 1 (AP) convention the C I O went on to strikes for the as record opposed in vocational Training classes schools of ' Utah and Idaho for duration radio maintenance work by civilians were- - explained in Salt Lake City by Max Loewenthal of San at Francisco administrative assistant to the coordinator of Chilian training of the U S‘army signal corps Lowenthal said the classes will be open to men from 16 years of age up and will be set up to provide pay for enrollees while they learn tha vital work of keeping the army’s radio equipment in top " operating condition He Jttit yesterday with school officials army officers represen- tatives of the U S employment service and civil service commission to explain the new program Loewenthal Is the inventor of the electric iron and a former associate PSC APPROVES STAGE SERVICE Company Agrees to Cent An Hour Increase For Workers PROVO July 1 (AP)— A new wage contract calling for a one-ceper hour Increase has been signed in Washington by representatives of the Pacific State Cast Iron Pipe company and the United Steel Workers ofd America a Congress of Industrial Organizations nt affiliate Varro C Jones union director said the contract was signed following a hearing before the war labor board called at' the request of the company following issuance of a directive order June 6 by the board calling for a hour increase retroactive to Sept two-cent-p- BRIGHAM CITY July 1— All is in readiness for the Fourth of July celebration scheduled for this city it was announced Monday evening by city recreation supervisor Douglas Gunderson Mr Gunderson announced the program as f ollows : Ten a m concert by the high school band on the court house lawn children’s parade starting on West Forrest street and coming east to Main street thence - south along Main eleven a m patriotic program at the tabernacle noon everyone is Invited to bring lunch to the Reese Pioneer park six p m foot races boat races and eight-thirt- y events swimming the between m baseball game p Peaches and the Denver & Rio Grande team ten-fifte- BOARD SELECTS er nt WAAC LEADERS WASHINGTON July 1 (AP)— Personnel of two committees which made final selection of applicants for the women’s army auxiliary corps' continuing candidate school has been announced by Tthe war department Utahn Active in PRESS MEETING Knitting Program1 PLANS MAPPED SILVER CITY Utah July 1 (AP)— Red Cross officials todayi revealed that Mrs Serena Good- rich 74 of Silver City has knitted! DRIVE LOGAN July 1— Elisha Hanson The school will Start at Des Moines Iowa July 20 The names of the applicants who were selected will not be announced department1 said until they have been sworn in Evanston Legion Meet Moved Up men’s wool sox forj general counsel of the American pairs the Tintic chapter in a year's timej Newspaper Publishers’ association In addition said Mrs Virginia! and Colonel William D Kayser of EVANSTON Wyoi July 1— The be featured vffll Idaho PRESTON Carlson production chairman Mrsj Fort Douglas July summer annual July the at meeting of Medicine Butte Administrator State George Goodrich has taught two grand-- j speakers 41 American Legion will asNo post Press State Utah of the and 15 Fifth 10 to District and make outing Judge daughters aged Pugmire be anheld the Blyth Memorial 9 at sociation here July both of Pocatello sox L sweaters 103 Of ep-Irty " Jay stamp-buyin- nounces J H England convention Railway Seeks to Close Up Agency g - ' Brigham Launches Now Pilot Course Truckload Order Revision Slated Chock Passer Is Object of Search - BRIGHAM CITY July 1— Mem-bers of the Box Elder county sheriff’s department were busy checking up with local retail stores here in an effort to determine Monday how- - many fraudulent checks were passed Saturday by a man using the name of E L Gibson The man stole a large sheath of unused checks at Provo from a lumber firm and using his own check protector to make the check look legai he passed a thousand dollars worth between Provo and Brigham City on Saturday officers said It was thought by officers that the 'check passer is working north and has practically used up his stolen supply & Ewing Sentenced Denied New Trial WASHINGTON July 1 (AP)— Orman W Ewing convicted of jape in district court here was refused a new trial Tuesday and was sentenced to from 8 to 24 years In the penitentiary by Justice James W Harris Ewing Is a former Democratic national committeeman from Utah ! Idaho Coivboy ’ Candidate ' To Campaign on Horseback BOISE July 1 (AP)— Glen Taylor the Pocatello cowboy radio entertainer who won the Democratic nomination for the United States senate two yeirs ago will campaign for the nomination again this year— this time on horseback “In my campaign of two years ago” Taylor said in a press statement- “I had two cars at my disposal The tires on my passenger car are in pretty fair shape but the advance car needs rubber all around I purchased new tires for it before rationing went into effect but It looks like Uncle Sam may want them back and If he does I want them to be unused “In fact nothing would please me more than to see my tires on'5 a ‘jeep’ chasing a Jap out across the - i ReCent Graduate To ' Enter Service ( of the chief essentials to keep strong and healthy Is to eat plenty of highest grade dairy products which are always obtainable through the facilities of this dairy farmer Our milk cream” butter buttermilk and chocolate milk contain ail the necessary vitamins to help keep jou always in the 'pink of good health v SALT LAKE CITY July V (AP) before It Is too late" was issued In Salt Lake City by one of the ‘fAn-ge- ls of Bataan" First Lt Ressa Jenkins petite member of the U S army nurses’ Miss Jenkins stopped In Salt Lake City en route from San Francisco to Washington D Cf after her return to this country from Bataan — by way of Australia y Her eyes brimming Lt JenkMs begged: “Please tell' the ' people what those men are doing out there 'Tell them to send help before there’s none left to send-helA moving appeal to “send helpi CASTING ’ REEL U IK Church Stresses Mission Service i v VEBER CENTRAL DAIRY ASSN Owned and Operated by the Dairy Farmers of Northern Utah ' ! R LINE Xpert Size 149 f 5 r iNylon FLY LINE Size II " to” FLY Colorado SPINNERS Blackhawk All finishes Level Wind Snelled HOOKS Eagle Claw 6 for LANTERN UMBRELLA TENT VALUE ! 9x11 -- Size Steel lO-lbT- 139 9c ' 5)095 water repellent canvas JUG UHDREAKABLE 49- - I239 ordinary crockery lined Filled' with unbreak- able steel porcelain enamel Here’s a jug that will last WASHINGTON July 1 (AP)— Automobile ration quotas for July were slashed sharply by the office of price administration Tuesday on indications that the available new automobiles had been reduced from the Original stock of 402000 to about 260000 The 260000 represent the itotal available for rationing to essential users during the rest of this year Idaho’s quota was set at 89 witha reserve of 12 Utah’s was fixed at 126 with 22 reserve Zipper 9C' Ja-pa- ra Hand t kapok fastener camp stool with at Vi s 11 d e Wa- striped sje sturdy hardwood frame ter repellent F o Id sco Fimt Floor First Floor i Sturdy Gamp Stool SLEEPING DAG ’) Not but V Firfit Floor j m-pac- tly nr Firi Tll3lilSF¥Y M 49c V e Qc r absortent ry Chemically Treated POLISHING CLOTH Large Grass Sponge double yards ot washing a n d polish In g cloth First Floor flix large Sizs Kran sponge for wash ing car First Floor pint X lxy “ polish- - ng mitt fits the ftaod like a glove First J I' hr Country Cross spark plugs 59c 42c Jon matwax Comb and Priced at much les than a single screw jack First Flrmr First Floor Ihls handy CLEANER AND WAX 55 1 - Ti First Floor TRIPLE SCREW JACK '' hr' Frees sticky new valves adds pep to engines cloth' polishing — 2T 45 MALAD Gold Crest chemically treated car POLISHING MIT TIRE PATCH KIT AUTO MOTOR TUNE cleaner Cleans and waxes 'In one operation First Floor Eachin Sets First Floor FOR! OLD 1 From India to Idaho City Four-months-o- ld Gem West State Fair Cancelled All Out for Fun! H SALT LAKE CITY Special state taxes during June urer Oliver G Ellis monthly report INSTALLED Cross Country 24-Mon- th Plates l ( SI Cross Country Seat Finest and Old Battery for your old battery on this Cross Country guarantefri 24 $2 months 'First Floor ( L- r n fFfa M Protect your upholstering with fibre' neat fitting Cross Country seat covers Assorted colors Feature! Installed cool July 1 (AP) returned State Treas- says in his $154987554 Only gasoline taxes showed a decrease dropping from $37301236 a year ago to $33049520 this June EXTEND WOOL ORDER WASHINGTON July 1 (AP)— board exThe war production tended its wool conservation order for six months Tuesday without Including a mandatory blending provision but established a “bonus” for manufacturers who mix new wool with cotton rayon or used r LIGHT-HEARTE- V U 0) R y -J PLAY D SHOES I "by pacific” its Gladly COLORS O ’ White Turf Tan Honey O Red Blue Yellow O f £S‘'rr 1 Cross Country Premium Credit Exciting and as comfortable as a summer breeze A new selection of styles Quality 100 Pure Penn O In Your Car or Container! O No Better Oil at Any Price! ri CoiMe OSAE Gold Crest Oil 12c DIAL 5741 qt L Quoted Do Not Inelnde 2 Per Cent State Sale Tax OPEN 9:30 A M TO 6 P M EVERV WEEK DAY Frire DIAL 5741 A1 rV- 2229 K 41 k ! in these For June last year the total was I EXTRA CHARGE! America's Covers ZV5 Battery 4sLFuU AJ NO WASHINGTON BLVD FREE CUSTOMER PARKING wool 4 BOX ScanJets A big roomy tent complete with floor and pole Heavy Car Ration Quota Slashed Sharply Y oungster Enjoys Journey TACKLE 517 29c Foot ! GAS - Group Leaves fair r Reception Center SILK GUT LEADER 10 Yards NET Burner through : Special Canvas CREEL II Single I: know what they are going Those marines and sailors and soldiers stood up land fought as long as their legs would stay under thftns Those American how to quit boys didn’t know “They had ' malaria and dysentery and they were tired and there wasn’t enough food but they fought and I’m thankful I could fight with them “Why can’t the people 'here at home wake up?” she asked The Nips mean business "I wish I could1 sell war bonds I’ll bet I could convince some of these guys that moan about jonly one spoon of sugar in their coffee “Some of the boys out there have forgotten what sugar tastes like Some of them don’t get bread very often” Special LANDING 89c 100 She added: "I want to go back - Tax Returns in Utah Show Gain Tires and Gas Can Be Rationed but You Can't Ration Good Health : Too Late' Army Nurse Begs MALAD Idaho July 1— Dr Melvin Richards recently graduated from the dental school at the University of Southern California Los Angeles spent a few days with his parents Dr and Mrs Thomas W Richards and returned to Los Angeles Tuesday In a short time he will enter the service as a lieu- SALT LAKE CITY July 2 (AP) French peaches plums apples and Irish potatoes have been added to the list of foods which may be purchased with blue food stamps during July J Worth Gutke area supervisor for the agricultural: marketing administration made the announcement and said only dried prunes and fresh grapefruit have been removed from the June list nd one 4 home Thursday evening instead of Friday as some of the members are leaving Evanston for the Fourth of BeJuly and weekend vacations ginning July 6 and ' continuing throughi'theweek employes of the Union Pacific reclamation plant will enjoy Vyacations With remunerI ation I1' At the meeting Thursday evening will be inducted the officers-elec- t into office Ernest Heward will retire as commander! and' Oscar Anderson will assume that respond ' t1 sibility Some time during the current month the annual picnic of the f organization will be held Foods Added to Blue Stamp List v j 'Send Aid Before It Idaho July 1— The folselectees left Malad Tueslowing day for the reception center at Fort Douglas Utah: H Levaun Herbert Jr Waldo Blaisdell Hex Madsen David F Thomas Otis tenant Lewis Coleh Sweeten Jr Thomas Jedd Thomas and Arthur Chr sten UNDERGO OPERATIONS EVANSTON Wyo July 1— Clara sen Byington Mae Moon- daughter of Mr and KANSANS MAKE VISIT Mrs Morgan Moon of Almy subMALAD Idaho July 1 — Mrs mitted to a major operation at the Mrs Glenn Wooley and children of Jacoby hospital Tuesday is recuperating Wichita Kansas are visiting at SALT LAKE CITY- July 1 (AP) Morris Blackburn a from major operation performed the home of her parents Mr and Saints Members of the Latter-Da- y at the hospital Monday t Mrs Khalil Kingsbury Jacoby church in the1 western state misto sion area art beli(g encouraged e serve as local missionaries said 9 of member Merrill F Dr Joseph the council of ' twelve apostles Dr Merrill who has ? just returned from a 4500-mil- e trip over the area pointed out that present missionaries released to come home POCATELLO Idaho July 1 (AP) should start home They rode to can be replaced only by men who five Patricia Rork was Karachi by train and spent one-da- y hold the office of seventy under Then there weeks by an order of the church presidency resting here today after a journey plane hops they visited Basra and mostly by air half way around the Cairo where they waited another world five weeks Then there was an x was five 'weeks Pat only Baby overnight trip down the Nile to old when the series of trips began Khartoum another jump to Lagos at Calcutta where she was born then on by successive stages to to Mr and Mrs Charles Rork The Natal Trinidad and Miami Pat tucked cozily in tier Indian father Is an official of Union CarBOISE Idaho July 1 (AP)— Can- bide and Carbon company He is basket made the trip more comfor Mrs cellation of the western Idaho a son of Mr and Mrs Charles F fortably than her elderstrans-ocean that Mrs Rork Rork and Pocatello Rork of explained for late scheduled Augstate fair been Mr have of Mrs is and airliners the daughter stripped of ust is announced by William E I and Peter berths J Hurley unnecessary fittings to Welsh president of the fair board conserve became When India space directly announcement Welsh made the “At night” she said “you just with war it was delast night following a meeting of threatened and curl Mrs the cided Rork up in a blanket on the floor” baby the board emtwo-day He said a program phasizing the exhibit and competitive work of the Future Farmers clubs of America and Four-would be held Abg 26 and 27 but that the fair proper Is out “for the “Mrs Taylor will have to do my advance work She will use ouri passenger car I could travel by train or bus but you cannot ask the engineer or bus driver to stop at every farm house and that’s my style of campaigning” ‘Under the circumstances I have decided to go back to the means of transportation I knew best in my youth I am going to campaign on horseback I expect to - ride from Coeur d'Alene to Grangeville from Weiser to Boise from Gooding to Rupert and from St Anthony to my home in Pocatello I’ll sell the horse at the end of each jaunt and duration” buy a new one for the next lap “Altogether I will be in the saddle over 400 to 500 miles starting from Coeur d’Alene July 4” J ! TO RUSH HELP - - prairie chairman The two will speak at a banquet Saturday evening July 18 at the Eccles hotel Southern Idaho Wyoming and eastern Nevada newspapermen have SALT LAKE CITY July 1 (AP) been invited to the meeting which Permission to discontinue its agen- will open with registration Friday cy at Farmington is asked by the afternoon Union Pacific railroad of the public service commission Business at Farmington no longer justifies maintenance of the station and such traffic as may or iginate in the area can be handled at Woods Cross or Kaysville the BRIGHAM CITY July 1— An railroad says experiment being tried in only 20 high schools in the entire U S by the war department was started here Tuesday at the municipal airport when Clark Olsen son of Bishop Ray Olsen started his flight training as the first of ten Box SALT LAKE CITY July 1 (AP) Elder high school boys who are Orders requiring certain trucks to being chosen to take part in the course carry return loads on each trip The names of the other boys will not become effective until July be announced in the nea will motor 15 W Candland Richard and all must start their future transit executive said ' this week under training flight A general revision of the order of a the direction government exis planned he said to aid coal Lake Salt from City haulers produce trucks and wholeH pert sale grocery shippers the July campaign County stamp and bond purchase administrator J T Lewis conducted the meeting during which Ralph Strub trades committee chairman and Preston chamber of commerce merchants committee chairman outlined plans for retail sales of bonds and stamps Mr Strub introduced smartly uniformed “Minute Girls" who will sell stamps and bonds at booths in Preston stores and outlined details of: the July drive Mf Lewis president of the Preston chamber of commerce Intro duced R R Rowell who will take over thr job of county administrator as soon as Mr Lewis’ resignation U effective speed-u- p 17-1- and Downing and local Victory stamp and bond addressed sales committeemen a at retailers “pep” meetcounty ing in the courthouse preluding IY4Z I URGES NATION en nt PRESTON OPENS PEP-U- P' WAGES REACHED SALT LAKE CITJ July I (AP) 151941 The company objected to the Union Pacific stages has been au- two-ceincrease Jones said bethorized by the public service com- cause It tended to narrow the difmission to carry passengers and ference In pay received by men baggage' between Salt Lake City working for bonuses and those not arid the Idaho state line and in- working for bonuses The one-ceand via termediate points Ogden raise was agreed upon as a Logan compromise he reported of Thomas A Edison WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY R BATAAN ‘ANGEL’ Brigham Fourth Plans Completed Action Sought to Prevent Strike RADIOCOURSE STANPARD-cXAMiNc- s I OGDEN UTAH |