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Show JUNE 19, 1913. aTURDAY, $ Company )fobe Will , ' bntinue EW TIIE LOGAN', UTAH, Not Alarmed' Tells How Farmers Should Order Their Needed Supplies pur- - Simple procedure for the chase of 144 items of farm mp- -' plies was outlined here Monday by the Utah state USDA war board. This procedure enables a farmer to buy what he needs of certain farm supplies and also enables retailers to obtain farm supplies they need to fill the farmer's orders. v EISKMIAKT June IS IM' he navys of oil reserve contract Standard Oil Company of tb 5h will not deter a full twion started by theit house was glands committee, ' filed today. of the Navy Frank Announced last night that to term-company had agreed contract which earlier in AK ?f,HiGTN. mj Thf ijtc ait Ureu was described cMl v ). be Li 10Q U all. she -- gf. J oar Robinson, V. The regulation provides that whenever a farmer orders any of the farm supplies covered by the new ruling from a dealer who has them in stock, the dealer must fill the order if the farmer gives him a signed certificate which states: "I certify to the War Production Board that I am a farmer and that the supplies covered by this order are needed now and will be used for the operation of a farm." This certificate is not a WPB form. It may be furnished by the dealer or written by the farmer D., Utah, Unc Democratic y.r .. - I .aw waker-uppThese ' one-tiwill work ai darned sight better as bombsightts now that they're in the hands of the Army, Turned over to Midland, Tex., bombaidier school, the broken clocks will ibe used to make classroom bombsights me j I er law. H D trrtary of navy by president of the Standard said in kCMipany of California, cattment issued in San FranUNITED PRESS HEAD was ce that the sole question LONDON, June 18 il'.l interpretation of the law." Hugh fair to both Baillie, m the contract was piesnient of the United and was in the . !tl 1 , Press, today announced the appointment of Virgil M. Pinkley as European general manager. Pink-le- y at present is at an advanced air base in north Africa and will makb his headquarters in London. He is the first European general tt itatement manager since Webb Miller, who Vx contract was announced last was killed in a blackout accident uunber by the navy. It provides here in 1940. and limited r the temporary notion of the Elk Hills field as Johann Strauss was th- - original aut It is owned in part by the 'Waltz King. wy and in part by the company. pa interest. Mt said his own investigation by either mi no Improprieties rty end that the acting attorney stril bad asked him to state "con- X the justice department in fully and emphatically" IKE rro ghta 'own !! mm A A. PRICES! V7. , sffwfwo jbV-LlvJl- himself. Such a certificate will enable the farmer to buy up $25 worth of any of the items on the list. He may buy more than this if his certificate is approved by his local INDEPENDENT KeRular Price 1.29 Sears im Mats. STARTS Eves. THEN MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY! Regular Price 1.98 Medium per roll LAUGHS, THRILLS III AN AMERICAN MASTERPIECE! t.iiato place alongside piece Ah Wilderness." So true, so human, so crowded with love, laughter and tears . . . heart-warmin- Guaranteed roofing when applied on a smooth Will give years of PE VERE DANCING edv ird Like 1 PATRICK WEN . i.. BOWMAN Aan MOWBRAY Mereri Flor.nc. service. Regular Price 3.03 DIE Ct'ne IT ENDS TONIGHT! Tierney in StN DOWN Also Bruce Bennett in Undercover Agent SALE Scars heaviest mica and schale covered roofing. You can't buy better! 208 ASBESTOS FIBER FELT TAR ROOF COATING PAPER 2 4iw 5 Gallons Make your old roof look like new. Just paint it on with a brush. Stops leaks and serves your old roofing. 15 Lbs. Walltite insulating t board. Ideal for remodeling or adding new rooms to the home. Finished on one side or can be papered or painted. 38' thick, 4' wide, 6' and 8 feet long. sq. ft. Honor-bil- Asbestos fiber roof coating. ut 1 The 78 long-rang- include: e program Je pre- rf ' axes, MEDITERRANEAN : Allies intensify bombardment of Sicily and Sardinia, shooting down 39 axis planes in heavy raids; allied high command warns Italian people to hunt safety from increasing attack; Mussolini puts south Italy under martial law, clears key points on invasion coast EUROPE; British bombers remain idle through night. PACIFIC: Wavell'8 appointment as viceroy of India viewed as prelude to offensive to drive Japanese from Burma; aerial reinforcements for southwest Pacific indicated in first raids by Vultee Vengeance RUSSIA: Red army seizes new favorable line in Mtsensk sector of Orel front; continues bombardment of nazl airdromes, destroying at least 53 enemy planes in 24 houn. and many more on ground. SALT LAKE CITY, June 18 (L'.P.i Acting Governor E. E. Monson June 22, as today proclaimed "tribute to Russia day." Monson suggested that Utah citizens ob- serve the date by addressing resolutions and letters of tribute to the Russian allies through the Russian war telle, BEST OF ALL INSULATION WALLTITE Insulating Board AVit Square Foot . . . ideal for your walls or insulating floors. Put it under your roofing to give many years longer Bag Best of all insulation. It costs less and gives you greater weather protection. Save fuel by i n s u 1 a t i ng your house Felt tar paper service. sup- baskets, bit braces, blacksmith's pincers, blacksmith's hoof knives, blow torches, blowers and forges, bolts and 'nuts, boxes, brooder thermometers, motor repair brushes, burlap bags, sheath cable up to 75 feet in length, catf weaners, copper wire, crates, curry combs, drills, cave troughs and conducfeed .troughs, tors, egg cases, files, food choppers, grind stones, tool grinders, hacksaw blades, hacksaw frBincs, hammers, hamp- ers, hand cultivators, hand spray- -' era, hoof rasps, hoof snippers, horseshoe nails and calks, horseshoes, husking pins and hooks, jacks, knives, lanterns, mattocks, mauls, meat choppers, milk pails, milk strainers, motor starters under 1 HP, mule shoes, padlocks, picks, plow shares, post hole diggers, potato forks, poultry hardware, pump cylinders, pump rods and couplings, hand rakes, ridge roll, rivets and burrs, corrugated (roofing, safety switches, saws and saw blades, tin snips, valley tin, vises, wagon hardware, wedge3, welding rod and electrodes, well points, wheelbarrows, wire screen and wire fittings. plies TRIBUTE TO RUSSIA eat WEIGHT 90-L- B. suf-und- er MAIN BATES 240 stir-fac- e. live-met- al MASTER-MIXEO Covers More! O Lasts Longer! a spade royal flush beat a club royal flush in poker' A -- No. the suits have no rank in poker. The two hands arc tied, and the players split the ret. Q - Does , I now! HOUSE PAINT D Costs Less! Q What is the oldest current insignia worn by the Army?-- " flume of the A The slieii Ordnan-Department, udopted in In nd 5 Gal. Lots GAL. 1S32. , V Ii an Englishman weighed stone," how muny pounds would he weigh? A He would weigh 140 pounds; the legal Bfltish "stone" is the equivalent of 14 pounds. 10 are familiar with tincture of iodine as a household remedy. What is the appearance of the original substance, before dissolved in alcohol for first aid Q We Think of it! . . . the Master-Mixe- house paint all SUrER-QUALIT- Y at this low price Made from a proven formula, it f gives matchless beauty, coverage and use? A Thin, flaky, purplish crystals, which stain the flesh brown long wear! You can pay more but you cant BY UNITED TRESS turns SALE Regular Price 2.63 five-gallo- at touch. "DOUGLAS WEIGHT 65-L- B. , THE WAR IN BRIEF pSHEABER 180 surface. pipe wrenches. Here is a picture attuned to of. a nation the heart-bea- t American master- ALSO SALE weight. 45 lbs. roofing.of Gives hard you nmny years j HEART-THROB- S, screen entertainment WEIGHT B. i 2 OUTSTANDING HITS it's memorable square 45-L- - TOMORROW AT 2 P. M. SALE roofing, per 100 feet. Meca surface. county farm machinery rationing committee. Then the dealer can ue the farmer's certificate to get priority on orders for farm supplies up to 75 per cent of the dollar, amount of his sales. He docs not have to use the certificate to get the same kind of supplies as those he has sold, but can use them to get any of the farm supplies covered by the regulation, except for a few items for which other These are unusual practices but methods are provided. All he are things we need to do to does to get a priority rating is they meet Bn unusual feed situation to certify to his supplier that the and enable us to fill our war quotas dollar amount of his order is not jn what the government is asking more than 75 per cent of the dol- - f0P jn food production and to lar amount of farm supplies he keep our livestock up to stand-ha- s sold under the regulation. ard 80 as to maintain our farm The 66 items classed as emerg- - income, are: auger bits, ency supplies There is still time to plant a flashlight, radio, fence control, lot of crops and produce badly telephone and ignition batteries, needed feed to carry on our n belt fasteners, stock industry. Every ton that kerosene and gasoline cans, halt- - can be produced is that much er, cow, tie, harness, breast, heel more to help out the business, and butt, tractor tire, welded coil Many farmers are producing '4 inch, repair lunks and log ficient feed in the form of silage, chains, clevises and swivels, cold barley, and oat hay to supplement chisels, carbon steel, blacksmith, what little alfalfa they produce, bit stock nd straight shank but there are others who can plow 'alfalfa or can plant drills, pitch-forkgrain scoops, up rpn-ogrease fittings and oil cups, grease after the peas are harvested on guns, hames, handles for small- irrigated land and produce a lot harness leather, harness of feed, says County Agent R. L. tools, hardware, hoes, horsecollars, stock- - Wrigley. man's knives, fractional under 1 Arrangements should be made HP motors, nails, oilers, galvanized ' now provide storage on the farm pails, wrought iron water pipe for barley and to conserve every under 2 Inches, well casing, pipe pound of straw so it can all be fittings under 2 inches, pliers, used ,or lecd- With a little syrup plow bolts, poultry netting, ma-- 1 on straw and with grain horses can be carried chine and pin punches, bull and and dry tock hog rings, rope, under 1 inch; through the winter in good shape, saws, screwdrivers, dehorning stock shovels, watering tanks, block tackle, tire gauges, tire pumps, valves, under 2 inches; wagon wood stock, barbed, bale tie and woven fence wire; staples; adjustable, general purpose and s, economy 35 lbs. ' :)Oc WEIGHT 35-L- B. ; 25 c AMAZING LOW By County Extension Office Merle Hyer of Lewiston perhaps deserves the blue ribbon for planting alfalfa seed. When he gets the lust 160 pounds drilled today he will have planted a ton of alfalfa seed this year He says that we cannot overcome this heavy winter killing in one year and thinks that farmers should plant as much alfalfa seed as possible for a crop next year and that other .crops such as corn, barley and oats, or oats and peas should be planted for hay this year. Dalton Hunt, fieldman for the Scgo Milk Products Company at Richmond, says that during the drought year of 1934 they planted peas and oats on Dr. Isiaelsens. farm in North Logan after harvesting a crop of canning peas and produced a good yield of excellent hay for feed. William Read, of. Smlthfield, says he planted barley on the 15th of June last year after a sugar beet failure and produced more than lo0 bushels o barley to the acre Farniers who want to know how much corn thcy can produce t0 Ule acre following A crop of peas should talk with George Mather, who planted corn of Smithfiold, f0u0Wjng peaa iast year and pro. duced a ,ot of excellent feed, long-rang- by Assist- - member of which opened u 'Ci house committee ! investigation yesterday, said ho Tsht the group would continue. ''There is a lot in co,inection members the contract which with the to along know, want vj retu L,ion of payments made by the Com-b- e ihe the Standard Oil itives said. "I believe the ihm puttee will not be satisfied to &unt whole subject." M the b her ms said the termination was 4 L --jj upon because the justice contract jartraent ruled piat the Lded the authority granted the J T7 17 UUUl program. General Norman and invalid. Sen. has iWUggcr, R.. N. D.."give-nd uinced the contract as a described it as remin-- t scandal of the Teapot Dome rC Harding administration, LlIL ItUiJLVl priority regulation grants the farmer the right to purchase 86 items listed as emergency supplies e and 78 additional items in a ttorney , 3 Sale T4 A L ran PAGE THREE. L c arloa d oo A T7 HERALD-JOURNA- buy a BETTER paint! HYRUM NEWS MELINDA LTLJENQUI3T Reporter j Mr. and Mrs. Arus Westover of Magna, were guests this week at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Garnel Larsen. Mrs. VVilford Jensen of Pocatello, Idiho, is a. guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elra Miller and family, Mr. and Mis. Glenn K. Spencer and family of Randolph, spent last week end at the home of Mr. Mrs. and Jacob their patents, Allgaier. Miss Irene Eliason is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mra. Ed. Christensen and family of Salt i Lake City. Mrs, Reta Jensen accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Lois Patterson and daughter, Margo are vacationing in Florida at present. After successfully completing a mission in the southern states, Ly.in Nielsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Nielsen returned home last week. Mrs. B. M. Thompson is visiting wtih relatives in Oakland, Calif., at present. P 1 oero-- T? Choice of Beautiful one Master-Mixe- d rastei ciorS 2 Porch Enamel GAL. One . coat of W. Sero-Ton- e, applied with brush or handy roller, adds charming beauty to any room. No needed. Paint right over printer any interior all surface, even soiled wallpaper, and use your room within an hour! Washes easily with plain soap and water! 261 NORTH MAIN Floor and Raster-mi- Heat, acid and weather resistant for inside or outside use. Gives durable high glossy finish. Will not peal or scuff. LOGAN, UTAH PHONE 501 x |