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Show IT AH, THE LOG AX, HEHALH-.HHT.XAI- hutfights - lM Focke-Wu- Iii LONI)i . hi as i 'FN,FHng "Fortress had the blg f ar base at Lonent back to its beading Seais Norwegian Area Defense Tzi Planes "t submarine " PAGE THREE. Nazis Bolster jingFort mi . kVre-'- r - 4, him ' ,i (tf in of ii i k a n t nh i: f, through Knlaiul 5; i.'iMiunv Ji 't.!!. i,- t i,iu Swun-- h ttiu .uh.te- - fighters It lf bomber. '? fc the giant , of control and dove S. Tribbett before Capt. Ind, brought orntown. eleady it Five Giumm.in WilcUat rihlets with folding wings fit in the usually required to paik two of thei-planes. Butli U. S. and KLitiMi navies u;e thcM? planes because so many more can be stored on a Cui nor. Berlin." for crew said today. Lieut. ,'tt and his Los Reardon of West the ral were torn from sent the crew and f, -- hen the German planes of the Fortress. Uie wings of cd Joseph A. Morns Fla the waist gunner, such force that Irown with paralyzed. momentarily said that ammunition and they illing from boxes , the ship was breaking up. his way ett finally fought the controls and managed on a level flight. !he plane raid on the subir the Lieut. Julius base A Feed Wheat Program To Continue U iimmittces i will be informed lommodily credit of feed wheat OGDEN LIVESTOCK- :diippid into their stale or county. CITTI.K: 4d5, not enough here Mr Laiscn also announced that make a- very good showing. ill mi reasc of 75 cents a bushel has to man added to the penalty on all Based on Thursday s late sales and v.heat pirn-hed a- - fecu but which scattered sales today, prices about c, used foi other purposes than steady Few lots medium to good or poultry. The steers and heifers $1 feeding of rut; comb - 1 mon dairy types down lo $K5o. Good to chiee cows 9 7a to 11 SO. cutlers mid medium kinds x no to 9 50, dinners 4 50 to 7.5(1 odd bulls 10.25 down Medium to choice veal calves 13 00 to 15 00. Lower grades 12.30 down. HOGS: 1200, slow on very small supplies, early sales weak to 10c lower. Top $14 40 on best 1X5 to 250 pound weights. All other weights above and below that range $13 40 00 to 14 i hi, sows 11 SHI-.KI- : 500, no early trading. Truck load good to i lunce 12u woo led ewes late Thursday steady at $0 75 0nly said back." 1 a Schlosser V.p, Pa., the GUI HEN ter. Gin NlUobius Yon KilUen in horst. Gtincin uiiniiuii'li" w is matciidlv chief m Nniu-ifar trengllii min; the German northern garrison, especially in aica the V ii di . w around tin- V if S: Expi-ltl- h-- ro irang'-rOmd- Mens Plaid Flannel Shirts Reg. 1.98 Small hi lalgi- plaids Gum! of eiiliirs Full cut lur -Sira cimilnit thin vest Meket.s Button I Hint IIAMM CHICAGO. Jan Two-tnitti)- 22 d P' Mrs. who teaches arAudrey Kelllt-well- , tificial respn at ion to a iivilmn class, collapsed from a heart alack as she was working over a student. Students worked over her, keeping her alive, until an inhalutor squad arrived and revived her. with ziii'Ei: 1.8!) Heavy Wool Jacket liepcls Snow, Rain! Sale Price Men's button front mackinaw jpekets Treated to repel wind ind rum. K5G reprocessed wool, I5G reused wool. Either pliuds tdile mitten. Ceiling ir on the Men's Duly UNION SUITS Work Warm, Rip Knit Heavy Moleskin lants 1.1!) hadnt been for the guts wed by our crew and pilot, E. have gotten out," Lieut. sanforized denim. Copper riveted . Duluth. Minn., the said when the Fortress :).!) sturdy Tough ng. Extra . Warm rib knit, ecru color Either short or loni sleeve warmth. Olive drab color. e A in it r rrdndl thin ml to inrlp'.l ." Isti e ymirt . . . SWEAT SHIRTS Boys sweat shirts heavy fleece silver grey c o o Sizes from 6 to dogs hr I bit helps- -l C0UE21 . . . Long legs. Reg. 1.19, New Taf be np h 15. S W Priced at heavy greater and wear for western style yoke back . of h is vial ile to a Vv3f I 29. ii or, to assure t.iilm Vadso-Kirki-nes in the words of Tech of dyhard J. Sutterfield they were jent, W. Va.. officers in - than revenue jntains. of Sgt. P. C. Galloway wse City, the radio operator, fi a head wound but kept t Is I! ,' I perfect lit' Staff Sgt. of Hanover ball turret dove L I.F.l E GO VI SHIN Will mil -- lull' Will ml i lack ' Will in t peel' runnine battle continued. Fooke-Wul- Goatskin Leather JACKET 73-1- 3 y these 7 " no-1- 2 increase has been made necessary h the rise m m irket price of wheat sinn- the feed wheat pro-- ; rain was inaugurated ill 1942. Government supplies of wheat under this feed wheat program now total about aa.nno.OoU bushels In the beginning of the program. lnn.nun.ooo bushels of commodity credit was designated for teiding purposes With the mi lease of per cent per bushel on wheat for January delivery and another penny for Kcbiiiary delivery pines lo Utah beds will nvcrigc between 90 and !. icnts a bushels in .lummy and to 97 tents m Kcbtu.iry. This wheal be orili red in i ir.oad lots illicitly tioni the i Utah livestock fteiler d.iirvincn and poultry produceix uere told Thursday that feed w ho it prugrnn of the commodity credit torpora-tio- n will be continued until further notice on substantially the same said that basis as in 1942. pens submarine , the In making the announcement. H L in our sight and saw the E. Larson of Corinne. member of the Utah state AAA lommittoe. burst. m said Sha 1 enemy fiehters. diving tprices for January delivThe Fortress. the Attacked ery are 1 cent above prices for C. Johns g. Staff Sgt. December, and in Fehni irv two in tlie price will be again (ornia sent down upper a pinny. ean-- -, a But. Mr Larsen said, m an el fort About' tint time, the turret and to simplify procedure, purch iscrs nieroi'd 2 sueh heflt that an oxygen will he permitted to certify to the actual sale of the wheatprior , melted and the ammunition to and Morris feeders that the wheat wall hiJohns fire. gut I, credit i orporat mil offue in spid as feed; also, that individuals Irtlaud. Il'cgim, nr it mix lie the fire of a get Ol'ver S. Moore desiring to pun base carloads of ha cd through ilcalci s Inup on Jrigbton, I'll., opened h fell wheat direct from the cm pi rat nm formal ion on local pi ices and pro-- i will not he required to obtain d enemy plane, wlm prior edure for the purchase of feed approval from the county AAV com wheat may he obtained at the counHI, just like shootings mittee. However, state and county tv AAA office. i 7 1 Anderson of Boise, Univer-- ! Idaho extension dairyman led a special meeting in Pres-- n week of the Franklin coun-I- : A GYM TRUNKS BLOOMERS organization. insidering points important war effort. Mr. Anderson si the necessity of increasing for civilian ;roduetion use. He expressed himself as 'and aleased to learn there are so dairy cows in Fran-viint- y and urged the dairy- continue to improve their until all farmers were re-a fair profit from their excellent 0 Keg. 7!)f 0 heavy reinforced sides. Adjustable straps for Cotton '' kh ak ami b ki Keg. 39 Aeasav- - Regular 4.98 leather shoe has unbreakable, toe. Nickel plated steel tubes, blades. Low priced! Cowhide split hard-bo- x ing. 3 Warm cotton and rayon mixed material for warmth and long lasting. They are built for form fit and comfort. extension leader Franklin county hes the best bull stud organiza-- n Idaho and that all dairy-loul- d cooperate in making these bulls. At present the has seven hol.stein bulls that ng used and all these bulls m cows that have produc- 'cords of over 500 pounds of it per year. Some are from Toducing over 750 pounds He expressed himself as unable to understand why it i oft times farmers procure 'ices of inferior bulls, with uven records, when the finer unals are available for such visiting at Baseball CAPS 0 KJ'K- - flgf fl jj 29 ?rt band. -'- operation for the by Carlos stmj owner in the According to the increased bay and gram it was felt bfy to increase breeding costs s abut the service where the bull is by an individual Gh Geddes. Elrno dairyman. Peterson, 11 V4f leather split in buck tan 149 Reg. New victory snow shovel . . . Made of hard straight grained wood with metal reinforcement. Medium length handle. 10.49-SA- Hawkes, Ernest Beut-- L Larsen were retained fetors of the organization. 9 Johnson is operator. ? ALCOHOL ct niGIlT ATTAt K ,,' , Jan. 22.-i- r.Pi oresnT'v.'1'16 at,ai ked mu-- i Mon,arl: State Uni- d' in band di- - BelUg, , "number. ii jv- - They It was The n:ual T.nirotif.n. muBU i m in i niedicat ao'IV,l(ru itet i Ux-'rf, duut.lc supply v lined for greeted comfort, bar tacked to k - 1,1 W' loo gal. Sear jus: received another shipment of alcohol. Protect your car again winter's cold weather. Buy alcohol while Sears still has a good supply. p i ia ii ill Inventory i and SAVE! END TABLES aHHUMMwaaMUf i. f i5 EGG CARTONS to LCfper MIRRORS carton Special, 750 cartons for eggs. Sears is selling out at each. If you need egg cartons buy them at Sears during this sthe and stive 50. Ullc to I.5 Mirrors of all styles and shapes are on sale now at Sears. Guaranteed clear vision mirrors. LOGAN, UTAH 261 NORTH MAIN r tarvrrta'xsaeviitoiaeinv 1 efi.ynllP'llUg I renMMiiMiL mm wiwnawras . and Leather Mittens 7!) 1.00 For Men Elastic wrist gives warmer wear. Heavily lined with good cotton REMNANTS SALE! ' Ys Buy now COFFEE TABLES M,05 Genuine leather uppers with Cord sole or leather sole. Arch support with reinforcements at The point of No. 1 work shoe. Non-Ski- flannel. 7,115 to fortable. Strong durable. prevent Stocking Caps 1.39 Soiled and discontinued curtains from our drapery racks. Reduced to Sell Before p :5c Soft and com- 'Help Me MY Made of stur- dy elastic ware cotton. All head sizes in all popular hi shades. Ex- tra warm. Win Victory" Tough Cowhides 5.5)5 Srhoke stands are being discontinued . . . the price is being cut to sell. Choice of metal or hard wood styles. leather uppers with Genuine leather soles, plus top sole extra for ... ned wear. Double tan- A gOOilg dairy shoe . OFP Shoe Sale Clearance on an remnants of curtains and drapery materials. Scrims, plaids, dots and marquisette. a MMUIUIII JlO TOOL CHESTS K SMOKE STANDS UUc to d " SO7 END TABLES f Ill. strain. CURTAINS LE 4 2 color. Fully COFFEE and H. INNOCENT 'EVCE, R I., Jan. 22- .officers or employes of Wire & Cable Co. of ? 'ere released in $1,000 ' b today after pleading Court to an conspiracy to ii f.chargillR federal government e ""'o and delivery of J ?nd able. Federal Hlrtl8-gave them b tor filing special pleas. now. Top grain walnut finished hickory skis. Experts choose these fine ridge top skis. Each pair matched grain . . . oval ridge. Eakclite varnish finish. With our metal edge. lf one-ha- Work Sox Women's snuggies at this reduced price to sell. We must clear them before inventory. Save up to 35Cf Reduced Price! Snow SHOVELS of the r bull Hickory SKIS To Be Sold At This Low Assorted colors and sizes to choose from. Satin and felt inside. Strip caps. Mixed side H4'g. 39 0 -- f lr was presented style, good assortment of sizes. Regular clamp-o- n Must clear these out . . . But at this price and save. Regular 1 29. Ladies Snuggies Black Elk Bluchers Men's Cotton Random U!)c Selected g CHAMPION STEEL SKATES Wearmaster Work Shoes & (,LO ES ;W Reg. 2.79 Sears just received a new anil shipment of meehanc War cerpenter too! chests. one workers will want to buy while' they last. PHONE 501 of a regular line of men's dress shoes. ComGenuine leather uppers with plete size range from leather soles. Reg. 2.79 Close-out- Fight Infantile Paralysis! Send your dollars and dimes to the President at Washington. 261 NORTH MAIN s 1. long-wearin- g LOGAN, UTAH PHONE 501 |