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Show County AAA Committees Are Chosen Elections have jutt been completed in all counties in the stale in which farmers hHve selected AAA county and community committees composed of representative farmers to administer tha jiit 4 farm programs for them, Orville L. Lee, chairman of the Utah state AAA committee announced Monday. As directed by the secretary of agriculture under an act of congress elections are held once each farmers who joar at which time ore participating in current farm meet und elect comprograms munity and cointy committees to represent them in the administration of the agricultural conservation program, federal crop insurance program, sugar program, and such othe- - programs as may For the coming be designated. year due to the importance of agricultuie m our war activities the responsibilities of these committeemen hate been increased tremendously, Mr. Lee explained. Not only will they be responsible for the administration of the agricultural conservation program, sugar program, nnd other whu h we have had in the past but they have recently been assigned under the direction of the war food administration th of the foldirect responsibility lowing duties which heretofote lmve been handled by county LPDA war boards: ( 1 j Procedure fur working out 151 food prociuc-tar- n livestock, including goals poultry, and dairy goals und the conducting of the annual farm plan L sign-liFacilitation of transportation and distribution of such as protein supplements: (3) Certification of can-nefor vegetable crops under the CCC vegetable purchase program; (4) Administration in the field of the rationing and allocation of farm machinery, equipment, building supplies, fertilizers, pro-gta- -- The Elimination Of Fire Hazard Urged Ileia'd-Journa- l- Thursday Evening, December Turk Airmen Use U. 16, S. 1943, Planes Fires on the farm, as elsewhere, cun be prevented or controlled by bense methods, simple, common .states Hunsaker, Cache Lloyd county agent, in advising farmers methods of protection from this common menace. Statistics show, declares Agent Hunsaker, that about one hundred furm buildings in the United States and Canada burn each day 75,000 a year. Many lives are d of lost, and $100,000,000. national fire lotses, is represented in farm losses. The seven causes of farm fires listed by the agent are 1 dele ctivo chimneys and heating apparatus, 2) combustible roofs, (3) l'ghtning, (4) spontaneous ignition, misuse of electricity, (6) (5) matches and smoking, and (7) gasoline nnd kerosene. These may be combatted in several ways. Fires from defective chimneys may be defeated by rebuilding all such parts of the heating apparatus; by propir insullation; and by keeping the apparatus clean. Substantial construction of stoves advised.- In regard to combustible roofs, Mr. Hunsaker says that fire retardant roofings should be u ed wherever possible, particularly on dwellings where sparks from ehimneys falling on wooden roofs one-thir- gt , id,, i A .. .. v .. . mm. ' t y iuiMMi awaiuri tnlui&iJitd iroiivod u.iitnng, Having uctnUy skill in modern gunnery. Air Force, once low in quantity and quality, now includes many American planes. Bottom photo shows Vultce attack bombers of Turkish air force. U.V - . ed FIRST OF B UNITED I'KFSS ITALY Allies resume offensive with tank-le- d advances on both ends of Italian front; American hombers batter Austrian and Italian entrances to Brenner pass, temporarily knock out German supply line. Red army within four miles of Smella railway junction, that nn last night would r;-P- , bpeaihi-a- .e, Uua, against Japan, and u,lt h,Pfc ship the United St.it ' 10 ready t match its carriers 'Ounst (j, enemy's. . swoon-croone- 4-- aie a frequent cause of fire. allow no smoking in dangerous The cause of lightning may be places. simply eliminated or cut down by The agent further states that ptoviding all buildings with prop- er lightning protection equipment. Fires from spontaneous ignition, tr rather indefinite cause, may be cut down by thorough cure of hay, pea vines and other roughage, and elimination of manure from With and stables buildings. matches and smoking, keep farm and build 1 remises clean and tidy, of incombustible materials, nnd proper installation of electric wiring and devices will help avoid Bros caused by electricity. Gasoline and kerosene fires will not be numerous, he says, if facilities for the storage and handling of such materials are provided. In addition, he warns against use of gasokne for home dry cleaning tr kerosene for starting fires. K' '?!, . k V X mst&M IS A GENTLEMAN ALL... Yes, hes really very gallant, to know and brings you just Christmas. 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G Hadnt Noticed THAT EXTRA SOMETHING IN DAYTIME RADIO Q Chicago resen tatic on comm lease ani Why shi BY UNITED PRESS Relief was promised today from the winter's worst cold wave which has spread across the nation from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic seaboard, causing at least 19 deaths. The U. S. weather bureau at Chicago said the lowest temperatures of the Arctic wave had been reached In the north-centrstates. The forecaster said the cold air mass moving to the southeast would send thermometer readings still lower tonight in the east and south but that the mercury would start to climb in those regions tomorrow. The New England states were hardest hit. Thirteen persons died from the cold in that area and hundreds suffered from lack of fuel. One man died of exposure at Des Moines, la, and earlier this week the wind which drove the cold wave eastward smashed a fishing boet in Lake Michigan, drowning five men. "I d farm pro the coord forts of i Extreme Cold Wave j has now, and to come, Mrs. Retta Mathews is convalescing at the home of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Chugg. Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Chugg and two small children of Roosevelt,, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and children of Brigham City were guests of their parents over the Thanksgiving holidays; Miss Mada Chugg has left for San Diego, California, after spending a pleasant vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chugg. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Astle and small son spent Thanksgiving day with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Forrester of Salt Lake City. The First ward Relief Society held a quilting on Tuesday afternoon. Two quilts were quilted. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Zollinger of Raft River visited relatives here on Monday. Mrs. Owen Speth spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen. Mrs. Speth is convalescing from a major operation which she submitted to at the LDS hospital recently. Mrs. Ella H. Frank was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm l ed er.se n of Logan on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Pilking-to- n of Kaysville visited on Saturday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ella H. Frank. f that ism tionism. Reporter V feel world-wi- MRS. FRED JENSEN t farm b c&go. Mr. Lee said. "Songs by may fund nod, coord evaluating tries, coni of Smithf Providence News '1 An Intel jhould not efforts of .'?' and other agricultural materials and facilities; (5) Issuance of farm slaughter permits; (6) Administration In the field of the farm transportation program, including issuance of certificates for tires, gasoline, and tractor fuels; (7) Certification of applications foe food cold storage We sa, arrii., offensn. ti , p; lockers, n,, threatening entire German rail Ramsey, addressing network in northern half of dinner of the Ilhntu- - ,he Dnieper bend; Soviets regain in- ers association, warned manufactn. that? itiative in seesaw battle of Kiev losses would become htiweraktk salient fleet nears the center of raD' resistance. Once Ril)u PACIFIC Hundreds of allied Britain becomes unten ible f bombers drop 353 tons of explossey said, the Japanese mil be t?" ives on invasion coast of New ed to take refuge on the danZ, Britain In heaviest blow of souththeir central navi west Pacific campaign; MacArthgr Truk, believed mobilizing for amphibious stronghold. ,v ' V', And once this out t ci t is threat attack on Rabaul; army hombers ened, hc (1SEA 1 ele photo) sure r, is shown arriving at the Newark, in new raids oij Marshall islands; the Japanese fleet wul be t Frank Sinatra, the was F examined and classified in Japanese counter with weak at- into action which, of course dtjT N. J Induction Center, where lie is the draft. He was rejected for military service because of a punctured tack on Gilberts. Paramount ohjeclite ear drum. BUY A BONDI 1 feed-stuf- 4i RUSSIA CHICAGO. D Adm. DcWirt chief of naval fRfOAT? Bottling Co; Bonds w ill speed the end of War Buy Another Today! Nft Logan, Utah the c ught alva Bank ntiti |