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Show THE HERALD. JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, PAGE TEN. v ; Z. 9 .. z 'tvs' . . 1 f 1. z Mr Major P. B Shot well, professor of military science and tactics, of prohas made announcement motions in the Logan senior high school ROTC battalion. Promotions effective on graduation are: Joseph Anderson to ( lieutenant-colone- f 'sx.rr , P.oss England and Louis Hickman to captains; Vernon Carlson, Lavere Dattage, Gordon Haws. Sherwin Maeser, and Byron Jack Schvaneveldt Turner to fust lieutenants; Ariel Berntson, Ray Crookston, Boyd Marcusscn. Lowell Perry and Welch to second lieutenants; Harold Goldbrandson, Robert Lawrence, Leon Nelson, Irvin Pet- YVil-for- s' r Hum- Roy l, phreys to major; . 4 j . Z .1 Aslgg1. ' vT ,.J 1910. 8, lit and Norman Sonne Master sergeant, A.lvar Smith; first sergeants, Rodney Jones, Conrad Ru pl.nger, Frederick Snep-her- d and Dcrald Watkins; staff sergeants, James Hcnriekson and McMuidie: sergeants, William Brigham Allen, Jerry Barker, Richeisen and Calvin Quate to first ard Bateman, Chester Blarhorn, Willis Bontsik, Jack Burns, Newell sergeants: Frank Bradbury-tDarrell Dames, Ralph Cookston, David Egbert, Geotge and George Laney to cor-- j Haskins, Lavon Herzog, Wesley James William Hodgson, Hill, cuds. Jesse Murphy, James Effective September 1, HHO, are Johnson, Tim OBrien, Glen Spillthe following cap Ncwey promotions: man and Reid Pedersen. tains, Sidney Cardon Warren CurCorporals, Jay Allen, Richard tis, Irving Dunn, Rulon Gardner, Ben-ne- t, George Nelson, Clarence Randa'l Barber, George Bate, Lores end Norman Salisbury; first lieuHariy Bonnell, Dean Call, tenants- Donald Jack Ja k Chitiansen, Estis Copen, Bateson, Crookston, William Merrill. Wil- Nolan Dames, Monte Edison, ClarGoodrich, William liam Painter, Sam Price, Robert ence Felix, Siddoway and Sidney Smith; sec- Gerry Hatch, Frank Haws, Joseph ond lieutenants, Desmond Ander- Lawrence, Cordell Lundahl, Joseph McCowin Donald Nelson, Robert son, Lorraine Arnell Russell Bateson, Sterling Hayward, Reed Hurst, Preston, Reed Rice, William Ryan, Robert Nelson, Raymond Lutz, Gordon Schvaneveldt, Lowell Tur Allen Pi ser-guii- it: ner, Datrell Ward, Thomas Way-maDale Webber, Ray Welch, Robert Welch. Elwin Arnell. Dougins Barker, Dean Baugh, Melvin Buck, Kay B.ngham, Jack Boyle, Reed Carlson, Herbert Champ, Wllliam Dun-forWilliam Edwards, Thomas n, various limes This, i.s ime wln, Major Snotwells polity of giving all cadets an oppijtunty to com- mand. ( Of the seven captains appointed one will be promoted to major in the fall, one will be designated as battaliOD adjutant, and one as plans and framing officer The Iieed Fnshknecht, Evans, Ray remaining four will be company B rischknecht, Sylvan Elaltiner, Ir- commanders Beltron Hancey, vin Hammond, Sherman Hansen, Donald Jones, Clyde 1opuL r Belief Debunked Jack Laney, Glcndon Larsen, Lund-stroStars cannot be 'seen from the Larsen, Lloyd Harvey, Ralph Glen Mehr, Stanford Mc- bottom of wells in davtime conThad Napper, Marvin trary to ' belief. The planet Venus Clellan, Red-forsometimes is so bright that it can Owen, Miles Peterson, Edwin Dale Reese. Jack Saunders, be seen in the daytime from any Denton Sealy, Dale Smith, Walter spot whi re the observers eyes are shaded from the sun Stars can Speth, Roydon Strobelt,WKay Wall, eston, Al- be seen in daytime only by the aid Calvin Vatts. Dunford of telescopes. len White and Sterling Wyatt. d, d, The last forty corpor.ils named It has been estimated that only act as alternates. Although they will not be assigned ; as squad about 5 per cent of London's popleaders, they will be given a ulation concerns itself with church chance to command a squad at going. will j . .. kf V V5 t L k JUNE Promotions For Logan High ROTC Cadets Announced Canadians Graphically Warn Enemy Submarines -. SATURDAY, A "k 4' , K'(,M 8 i Sl FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Moon Madness By BLOSSER Gosh! By MARTIN CouiD I remt That Harvester. "Tonight freck? , X'LL FURNISH The GAS PAY 'OU A N CKEL a ANO , mile A powder puff of billowy smoke and water Nmols fiom the foamy v ake of Royal Canadian Navy to enemy submarines that Canada is ready to fac patrol ship in northern Pacific, a giaphic warning d duMi on Inpl.tnd may biing to England s dominions. alj dangers that Hitlers soon-espee- SERIAL STORY AN EYE FOR A GAL BY HARRY HARRISON KROLL COPYRIGHT. NEA SERVICE 1RSTI RI)4Yi nommr nka and HrmliHloi to ro Home for a at the bn weekend, lie lo In dintnond, reralla the triune H.mv whieh hi father ana killed. the pileher thrnv a henn ball, how they left the Injured Hotfee in the tfrnndatnnri while the crowd chatted ork 'lollier. Later at ItoMMy'a home. Mete llogg lella him a atrniiffe atory. CHAr TEH VI TM going to give you the A straight of all that days mess, y. Steve Hogg said Rossy, As I live, as I hijpe to be struck dead if this aint the truth, Ill tell you. To begin with, Rossy, this here Tollivar whats the head of the school youre go-ito, is the same feller that KflM sepul-chrall- ng killed your pappy. How do you know. Cousin Steve? Rossy demanded, his anger rising. Doc Tollivars been mighty white to me I know, I know! Hogg hastened to say. Thats the point. How come hes giving you a purty room, and a good bed, and a job, and keeping you just about it, here from Christmas on, when the season wont open till spring? Dont you have to hire a man before somebody else snatches ambushing of them two Tolliver boys the past Christmas, even after the big camp meeting. So there was this here meeting to draw lots ho would take care of your pappy in case trouble sta.it-e- d v You mean somebody that was at this meeting actually told you that this was the way of it? That they drawed lots to kill my father? Hoggs eroled face lighted up with a hard grin. Bub, you finally got wit enough to figger out what Im telling you? Thats exactly what Im trying to ram down your throat. I aint at liberty to name no names. But Id swear to the truth of this on a stack of Bibles a mile high. They drawed lots that night who was to kill your pappy, and this Sock Tolliver was right there, and he drawed the name, and the game come along and he beaned your daddy! My my heaven! Rossy said, his eyes narrow. The firelight played into the depths of them. Now you see how it was? Of course, Sock Tolliver done it that way sos to make it seem a accihim? dent. Now and then somebody Yes, and when youve beaned does git his brains busted out in a boys pappy, you might could a ball game. So, to kiver things buy him ofl with a bone with a up from the start, he pretended little gristle on it for him to chaw to be wild. They always said of in place of meat! It dont take him he was a great pitcher when much when the pup aint never he could find the plate. But when had no meat to speak of!" he was ofl, he was wild as a fool. "That day he was wild. But Well, I think youre fixing to cook up a mess of lies. Id thank when he wanted to kill your you just to shut up.r daddy, he knew where to put that ball! He stopped, panting with JTOGG glowered. Okay, if thats a wrath and hatred that startled " the way you feel about it, Rossy, who was used to passion then here it is. I happen to know among his people. that just before that fatal ball Rossy banged his fist on the game this here Tolliver boy come table. Dont believe a word back in these parts when his pap- of it Ham home come py, Tolliver, Hogg partly raised himself from from Texas to die with lung dis- the chair. You calling me a ease. Ham had left out after bar? Mark McAfee was ambushed. Im calling the feller that told That was years ago but I can you that a liar! recollect it, just barely. Well, the day before, or may- TTOGG shook his head sadly. be a couple evenings before the They sure got you roped in. game, they was a meeting at old Dr. Tollivar and that silken wench Ham Tollivers house. The Tolli- of his sure have you tied to a tree. vers was all there. It was about They give you a soft bed and soft the trouble your pappy and Dink soap to lather your gills with, and Tolliver had about that hog get- now you gone back on your kinting into Dinks corn beyond the folks. Gone back on all you ever had, all the name of McAfee ever ridge. You mean where paws land stood for. You air ruint, thats I mean the land you have now all. the Dink Tolliver Im civilized. Or trying to get place? that way. Thats right. Thats the place. Yah civilized. Fiom the way Line fence fight. Stock busting in you talked to Ilanner Shiider you Ho got up somebody elses crop. Dink was shore are civilized! sick and tired of it, and like it or sadly and made ready to go. no, the Tollivers always did think At the door he lurned. Rossy your pappy was tied up with the just sat there looking at him in ball-playi- ng line-fenc- ed 140, INC. You dont have so the firelight. much choice after all, I reckon, because if you believed Doc Tolli-vwas the one who killed your own pappy, you would have to get your eye for eye and tooth for tooth, like you vowed; and youd rather have your soft soap and solt bed. Get out! Rossy said, and if his cousin had not slammed the door, Rossy would have slammed him with a stick of firewood. ar TTIS mother came in as Rossy L was putting on his hat Where you going, son?" A walk. Was you and Steve fussing again? Some time I aim to take that feller apart and see what makes He lingered a mohim so mean. ment while his mother smoothed her skirt and gray hair and took down her cob pipe. Then he came and leaned against the mantel. Maw. just how come does Cousin Steve have all that land that used to belong to our family? Wasnt that piece of a mountain paws at one time? Dont I seem to recollect that he timbered some ofl it away back at the edge of my time as a baby? They was a time, son, when I thought it belonged to your paw. But after he was killed in the ball game, we found papers that showed Steves maw really had claim to it, and when Steves pappy died rot so long after your own pappy W'ent, Steve took the thing to court in Judge Jesse Leverages court and got the land and timber. I see, Rossy said, and put his hat back on and went into the night. dark-nes- s. TT was clear, Rossy walked through the light, loving the crisp chill of early spring. lie kept walking until he came to the timbered region which was not only the place of dispute about the feud hog, but was now owned by Steve Hogg, instead of Rossy McAfee. He stood there in the starlight, recollecting the day his daddy had been buried. It was at this big white oak that he had made his resolve to kill the man who had killed his father. If Dr. Tollivar Sock Tolliver, the ball w,i.; pitcher that tragic day, then his duty was clear. He had to have pi oof, that was all. He turned at a strange sound. 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