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Show V' - 4sNfc. ! i 1 ' T11E n gain graduates Jones of Logan and R. W. Hirst of Provo, recent Utah Sate Agricultural college graduto ates have been appointed Civil Service positions, Paul M. Dunn, dean of the school of forestry at the college, announced Tuesday. of 1937 Mr Hirst, a graduate 1 with reDorted for duty December Service the United States Grazing He will wor in Salt Lake City. i with the range surveys divisionbeen Mr. Hirst has that office. connected with the intermotmtain staforest and range experiment 20 the for past at Ogden tion months in range reseeding projects. worked Previous to that time, he in Utah for the grazing service and Nevada. of 1939, Mr Jones of the class reported January 4 for duty with the United States Border Patrol at El Paso, Texas. It is expected that 1 at he will bo assigned February Del Rio, Texas. Jones most recentwith range inly was connected vestigations of the departmentMex-of interior at Albuquerque, New ico He has also had several seasons of experience with the Forest Wyoming and Service in Idaho, Utah. While in college Jones was active in campus activities, especially winter sports. Both appointment. resulted from Servhigh scores in the 1940 Civil ice Junior Range Examiner examination. Pro-flgs- "I LAST RITES HELD a :1) FOR DORA BAKER y Funeral services were held in the Cornish ward chapel for Dora Bryant Baker, Cornish pioneer who (lied last week at the age Fii-da- Of 82. Elder James Hanson, who enjoy-e- d the hospitality of Mrs. Bakers North Carolina home in 42 years was the principal speaker and her character highly. eulogized Other speakers were Fred Taggart ago, e show taneous ar. The as not ere. hat the of any-r- e Bergeson, each emphas- Musical numbers were furnished by Mr? Gwen Campbell and Mrs. Rhea Wood of Weston. Idaho. Arnold Troseth, Orrin Myler and Mrs. Mabel Godfrey Burial was in tery. much ; and H. E. izing the devotion of the Baker fsmily for one another. of Cornish. the Lewiston WEDNESDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, L, JANUARY 1941. 8, PAGE THREE. MACHINE TOOLS federal positions Industry rlen HERALD-JOURNA- Surprised as Defense Boom Brings Fame BY TELL BERXA General. Manager, National Machine Tool Builders Association If a movie extra were suddenly yanked out of the triages of a mob and told to play the leading part, he wouldnt be a bit more surprised than the machine tool industry is at its sudden prominence. Here is an industry that is planning in 1941 to produce about 30 times (3000 per cent) as much as it did in 1932. And every man engaged in the industry is doing his level best to bring production even higher than that. In a recept letter to the employers and employes in the Deindustry, fense Commissioner William I9Z 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 (1) Turning, which means rotating the piece of work while a stationary tool is held against the work. (2) Grinding, in which the cutting is done by an abrasive S. Kn udse n said: The ias a ndustry whole has done 1 939 1940 194) the particular operation that must be performed. Thus machine tools are of myriad kinds, end are for the most part built to or- Save On H Famous der." Some machine tools are very the practically wheel. large they may weigh 50 tons or impossible . . . (3) Drilling, which means cuteven more and these gian's of I am appealing ting a hole. the shop cannot be quicly built. to you to do (4) Milling, which is done by Essential element in the mathe impossible a rotating cutter, chine tool Industry is accuracy. Berna again. like a saw. Unless the machine tool is acMachine tools are the foundaor A (5) flat curate, it cannot produce parts to Dinning shaping. tion of the mechanized army. is surface made narrow limits of error that the by moving They must be available to pro- work or the tool back and forth the are permitted in many cases duce the metal parts of all the in one measured in tenths of thousandths plane. tools of war of ships, tanks, guns, an inch. of Each of methods is these used ammunition, planes and engines. in many ways, and of each reThe patient skill of the men Machine tools are power-drive- n machines, too heavy to be car- sulting type therp must be various in machine tool plants and their ried by hand, which shape metal sizes, which makes the industry keen realization of the important seem very complex. Machines are part they play in the defense pieces by cutting away chips. Machine tools altract interest often modified, or special attach- program is our best assurance of because of their primary im- ments and cutting tools are ap- the finest weapons that can be portance, not only because they plied, to get the best results on produced anywhere in the world. make military and naval equipment, but because they are needed to make other defense tools as well - and to reproduce themselves. For nmi hine tools are made on machine tools. That is why the estimated promany-toothe- duction Of $650,18 Ml, (KM) for 8 1x99-- 1 N. SALE TRICED 70x62-threa- n d 0099-Ine- h 72x99-Inc- h . 65 81xl98-Inc- 67 42x36 Cases 43x36 Cases 71 72xl08-Io- h Extra Large 81x101' Bolivian the De--t begin (s that :d. One in his al who set up where e from ning m ion of delayed the two and ay that had much of the CHEVROLET 1940 )E ! ED. -i Euro-- a Red y MAS- TER D E L U X E SEDAN. RECONDITION- food-i- Heater and defroster. New paint. Good tires. Clean inside and out. Priced to sell. 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See our selection today. l.v JESTES Chevrolet Co. uses i09 North Main Tel. 123 79 75 74' rein- forcements down center and at hems. 72xG2-thrc- 'CXSL 89 19 21 Guest Qiamber Sheets on Sale! 1941 looms so large ill defense plans. It is not a large part of the defense program in dollars, but it is of key importance in terms of actual production. Machine tools are of many kinds, but there are five basic methods of cutting metal. These The 81x99' jt Size, Now jl Only .... Superfine, are: cool-finis- m h U s 1 n. 1 0 thread count. Deep hand-tor- n hems. Our finest quality now at big extra savings! 76-7- USAC Enrollment More than 2500 students at Utah State Agricultural college called for their registration books at the registrars office Monday tabulations showed after the registration machinery had shut down for the day at 5 p. m. However, a number of these students have not completed all details of the enrollment process and will finish up Tuesday between 2 p. m. and 4 p. m. at which time many more students who missed their designated time during the day will call for their books, William H. Bell registrar, said. The largest enrollment of the year is expected by the time all students have registered for the quarter. Instruction started Tuesday morning, but all those students who have not arrived on the campus yet will call for their registration books at the registrars office between 2 p. m. and 4 p. m. from where they will go immediately to their faculty advisors and major professors who will help them in arranging their course for the quarter. Registrar Bell stated. The'sectioning committee will be located in Room 102 of the main building where final approval and check of classes will be given after which the students wilt pay their fees at the secretarys office and return their books to the Registrars office. Registrar Bell stated that the one-da- y registering was carried out very smoothly and proceeded very rapidly with no confusion. CLOTHING Linter Batt 90-iunbleached cotton linter batt. 72 x Full double bed size 70x80-in- . 5 per cent wool double blanket in block plaid designs. Wide sateen binding. Grand value! Scoop! 575 Lace Panels 79c 375 Regular Lace Panels Now b. 2-l- b. n. Cotton China Cotton All New Wool Batt, Reg. 1.29 49i 79. n. 1.09 CARIOCA NET PANELS 11 While They Last! Pink, green, blue, ecru, white. PERCALE 80 square. Paradise prints . Many new patterns. Lace Panels I44 Genuine handmade Import at sensationally low price. 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Furs kept in cold storage use the cold to prevent clothes moth Fumigntion, if properly injury. done, will rid homes of moths, according to Dr. Knowlton. Inin trunks jury to stored farments means of may be prevented by paradichlorabenzena, adding the crystals to the storage containers once or twice each year. Frequent and thorough brushing and vacuum cleaning of overstuffed furniture will remove eggs and larvae, aiding in the protection of the furniture. If heavy infestations occur, fumigation of the furniture is necessary, Dr. 1.98 Panels ! They Shop early for there spectacular lace panel buys 6 2 yards come in lengths and widths from by to 64 inch by 22 yards. Many beautiful patterns to 40-inc- Reduced! 42x30-iWildflower Pillow Cas e s saving priced. n. 64x64 Count Sheets lf 64 49c Pad, Cover Set tuic Not $981 Not $78! Not $58! 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