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Show rv. Herald-Journ- --The here s mure about ALLIED GAINS al November Fiiday Evening, 5, 1U 13. from (Continued An Emergency otan and ('ache county take note that a is here. p fcugar beets and potatoes are still in the in Logan and the county who can work J person 900 so help. All nierelmnts and business houses rrange coniimimtirs of the county are asked to go n Imhest these crops. ijtsn IB ,ll)g help to Unut lie per ton beet, and SI.4.--, per to lose$11.00 afford cannot you. Indirectly this is your crop, afferts "rJ" mired L Pn'ow'aT'hlank should be signed, dipped and mailed at The v agents of lice, court house. All instructions to the I'Qiint will be issued there. nf I i r!! 'emergency hsTves d- .mm'iits work NOW. be available for I will tiwill available for work in extreme emergency. be Name and Address Tele. No. I (ache County Farm Bureau Logan t hamber of Commerce r. Service. S. Reemployment Amalgamated Sugar Co. VOLUNTEERS W. Edwards. ..maker and 0 form" in to- "work jjrti s A u business f seeking vol- also will be firms to see how work- furnish part-tim- e would many and how close enmely for of in periods harvest emergency. ot Only Beets can IVT me r.mtr! who have complete,, fields and in their own farm at now doingto other assist with ere urged Harvest work of their neigh- grad. The hard-to-g- Soviet high command S II O et I h s 1 1 e N lit lil r. or single 1,hI lu 1 WJ single size. bed two-poun- d weight wool b a t 1 1 25' s A win ill yet light combination for All inmn!. extra comfoit. RRIC.Iir NOVELTY TABLE CLOTHS 5!5J 29 or Lie .25 Sie 6060 s,np- d ticking Dou. i,ni1 Protects them I loin soiling. e c Full sio l.lt. 1 or Bughtly colored novelty and floial pattern punts on fine white sheeting. A 52x52 inch size in a thrilty quality. Mi n $ v in t, For those who like the reached 2.700.000 men more than' 900.000 killed and 9S,0uO captured. Scattered German nuisance raid- - ... 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'm - RUFFLED PRISCILLAS SEARS HAS THE .mk , Yj ' XL- - ci lap oigundies, aerviccable slieenets, dainty ilain murquiseites in lovely priscillas with extra wide, of while, eggshell and ecru. 2 6 'rilly ruffles.-Coloi- s ind 2'x yard lengths. KNITTED PANELS AND PAIRS 58x58-in- . ij p 4 299 Fresh, YOU NEED AT THE PRICE YOU ARE WILLING TO PAY . wide 44-i- n. BLANKETS dishhv-Japanc- weave filet lace Delicate t, 3f famous Guest of Honor quality; Beautiful ivory lacy floral designs that look luxurious with your table settings. HARMONY HOUSE CURTAINS BLANKETS . 87 Size , , lend-leas- ALLIED addi-Irade- L an-th- at German casualties since the beginning of the red army summer offensive on July 5 hive et 1 139 Inches XoM'lty print table cloths. Si.e (0.ti(). Tlieyre colorful and (harming. Vou will love them when you see hem on your tables. You (till want several to change from day to day. Launderite TOWELS S A VjE && - New Print Table Cloth ity in 1 1 ess covets in blue . . , lloohlo Per n.ig 1 condition. l miiuli i ite qual- sized boil pUlows E :i:in pillow covers to fit full 1 Sle muslin 2 hole Not a A N B Wool Batt 25 .u, lull S'.r Mattress Covers ;tic W l S E A li S i:l I -- PILLOW CASES T A 1 TEA TOWELS at the price they are willing to pay. s e"s aPPeared over east Anglia and be B,ntlsb Home counties after rj ast mgbt but caused only s, damage and no casualties owners have express-riilngneJugoslav partisans reported the crop J jy a Uerman column neti" to furnish trans-Luo- n be Albanian frontier and asserted when necessary for volex-- ) bat Pjfked nazi and Bulgarian ar laborers, and officials bave been sent into action that the county war price ,n an effort t0 break guerilla re-- lt are cooper-i- n rationing boards Slataace ,n Balkans providing supplemental based allied warplanes it KaJ,an ne to volunteers who need struclt across the Adriatic to cup- me to work m their own port the Jugoslav guerillas, attacking German positions m the Iort harvest problem is not of Split. as so far one, iy existing In the wake of the spreading are roncern-ttan- y , labor shortages German military defeats, the tide acres of potatoes and of diplomatic war also appeared to remain unra of alfalfa seed be turning swiftly 'e has not against ated Fall grain nazis. planted m many areas, and Swedish reports said Finland in fields jie fall plowing has appointed a three-ma- n mission and potatoes d to beets Mark H. Greene, state price ex- - to Moscow, presumably to arrange also be done while weather ecutive for OPA, will address milk a separate peace with Russia, but ts. distributors of Cache county and this was denied as false by HelLogan city in a special meeting sinki authorities. HERE'S MORE ABOUT ' and TurHigh to be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the chamber of commerce, ac-- 1 kish diplomats were gathering for' B. S. TROOPS conference in Cairo, cording to Lothaire R. Rich, dis- - a tidmomentous observers speculated that TurIContmued from page one trict field price representative. might be ready to grant the Anyone interested in milk pro- key allies use of the Dardanelles anj duction and distribution problems 0 this is 'he real thing," one are invited to attend the ses- Turkish air bases. 4 Granting of those concessions sion. i 1 went to the ndniinistra-buildm- g "I am anxious to meet all milk while short of an outright Turkish and saw soldiers distributors of Logan and such declaration of war against GerHemal police herd.ng other Cache county milk distribu- many. would spied the delivery of into an office, with be interested for the supplies to Russia and make the of sold.ers with fixed bay- - tors as may bases on Crete and in the of discussing qualifica- nazi purpose and machine Dodecanese islands untenable , guns guarding tions of producers m the produc- ' grade milk under U. S. HERE'S MOKE ABOU . '. members of the internal t10" haaltb serv,ca Pubbc of the VYRA rHeire' ., Mr. camp admin- LEND-LEASE Greene on were aiding the soldiers merits, Mr. to Rich, communication war of the Jipnnesc under ' from (Continued page ODe It is also my purpose to dis- .u e erna i po , i cuss any pnce difficulties Involved called shylocks in the English'prcsx . with Salt Lake dis- - for H.ld Two Hour, . tin bcompeting repayment of war who are now obtaining loansrequesting " were Jipanfxr prisoners of market a large supply 'or two hours 2. Find out now whether Gicut their hands milkfairly from Cache Valley. hnr htads. while Britain should not pay for petroquestioning the Uiiiled den continued leum obtained from HERES MORE ABOUT e sudier later announced, States under by transf Coing her ownership of an equivLANDINGS after them down ferring tomorrow " inilu alent value of foreign pet i oleum nting (Contioued from page one reserves of the Japanese 3 Determine the possibility of it m the lower portion of ct buy on the Empress Augusta VHP remained to be rounded southwestern side of the Island. acquiring rights in British-ownertsurces of nickel, copper, tin and Military experts believed the in countries outside England, 'chhghts ovr r pin veil thj initial landing on the Island was iron ,ff during the n.ght und to draw Japanese from and the right to receive manganese .les'gned from Russia after the war 7 passes were requited of the soutnern end, where the e nons Two members of the committee entering or leaving the have their strongest troop Sim. Hairy S Truman, all piohability, headed by In concentrations. "ar Relocation Authoritv D Mo. -- Sens James M Mead. D, will be other said, landings they ith whom I had and Ralph O Brewster, R., talked made, perhaps closer to the south- N Y., Me. -- were among the five senators veais younger when island. ern of end the 0 woild bat- the army were who recently, toured the Nine Japanese warships taking over . , ntr P ron's ! ! sent to the bottom or damaged x of the bundtheir icnl, return, jlamed thsi ihe upon principal Monday night when U. S. naval m tkers e Brewster whs h ling of ong the internees guns smashed an enemy attempt - .pones zootsmters". who to hall the Bougainville invasion. leading critic of the oil situation. ''W cips and a communique reported today. ' "Flamingstocking youth The toll was based on preliminbatary reports of the her troublesome tle, indicating it may turn out to had relied upon their be an even greater American Uatus and Ainer-- n victory when full details are dis! j,ali'il mns on U. 3. closed t by the Japanese Not an American vessel was lost to procoke the camp although some were damaged and Nu Crest, 3 Ihv offl('al said, tl ere were casualties in the fight ibba W at lhc camo Get. which took 40 miles off only ben place 1 All f 0 m,le Japanese the beachhead won on Bougain- Ige. pkg. Kellogg,. truck crops ville,- northernmost of the Solo- L',kC l 1 su'1l)y. mons, by U. S marines only 12 toiocation rn,ers Tlle JjP-- hours before. took Ib I umbo pkg. att'tudc they were A previous communique had disOf lie. t evacuees. closed the engagement but gave wp'amed no details It was fought while Ih. I mix Soda, d,'l8S r?ubed Monday, transports were still unloading off Saltonktrating Japanese Bougainville. The next day the down 17 of 87 Iodized, 2B oz. pkg U.J ,;k't!uni;il director Dillon brought warships 0,hl-'ss offering l every day items to its customers in spite of the war. Central Front Other Russian forces smashed ahead west of the Nevel on 'he central front in a drive possib1 aimed at cutting through to the Baltic and encircling huge German armies ai rayed before Lenin- Memorial services Sunday, November 7, in the Second ward chapel at Preston will honor Junior Van Noy who lost his life In combat with the enemy somewhere in the Southwest Pacific. The services will be conducted, by Hall with full Bishop Howard military honor accoided his memory by the Legionnaires of Post 34 The services will commence ut 2 30 p m. and speakers will include Orion Jensen, J. A. Patnn and David McClun. Mrs. Pauline Van Noy received a letter from the war department explaining the telegram whch told her of her son's death and in the same mail came a lettei writ- te. by Junior just before he was killed m action. The letter did not mention wounds he had received previously but did tell his mother that she would receive a letter from the war department and with a medal which had been award- ed him. Knowing that he had been wounded it is supposed that, he had been decorated with the pur-bepie heart before his last battle. canvass Sears is bridgeheads on Jthe west bank of the Dnieper above Kiev and captured two northwestern suburbs of Kiev The Germans were reported draining tanks and troops from other fronts in a desperate effort to halt the new onslaught which threatened to unhinge their entire position in the east. For Soldier Slated page one from Continued tomnuttre. Labor t ouiimttee. Memorial Services TjgiiMORE ABOUT 0 battered Girnntn railroad lines north of Rome, and British raiders smashed again Ht the Civitavecchia freight yaids just above the capital New disaster threatened the Germans on the Russian ft out. after fast driving Cossacks cleared the last enemy troops from the east bank of the lower Dneiper A powerful red army force lashed out west and south from its fighter-bomber- Tele. 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