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Show I Genealogical and Temple News 60 Happ emngs At Log an Lost Sunday night the following message was given in our church servicts. ."Centuries ago the prophet Isaiah looked forward to the coming of the Savior and expressed the glory of the Saviors calling as a Deliverer iq these majestic words: The spirit of the Lord Hod is upon me; because the I,ord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim libeity to the captives, and the opening of the pnson to them that are bound. In fulfilling this mission Jesus, after his crucifixion, went and preached unto the spirits m prison Thus, even after their death, were hey given the full opportunity of freedom to choose. "Myriads of our Heavenly Father's children had no opportunity to accept and obey dhe Gospel and its saving principles during 1. 1. time Vet great numbers of them lived good lives of service and Guilty, and were virtuous and God fearing, living up to the best thev Knew. Throughout the centuries these righteous men and Templi 29th of August Burley and Bmimnf stakes. The Minidoka stain1 had a .sefine group attend the two-dassion and the South Ogden n.Ai hud a fine group aitend the at tin mg Si's1 ion. 1 he spef-k- i rs morning service were Elders Frank Davis of Kiver Height., ward, now nil Ensign in the I S Navy rnroiitc to Can Diego, Cain., years in (has been in szrvieo Ki nsas nr Oklahoma, California, Tes-cdI. me must of the time in Moms Calmer of the Lpan dm V.ard, now a lieutenant in the at Ft MiClelluri, Ala High Counnlm m Cl.iriuve f.. Ah.. the T.nlor stake, Albert C.:n .d : i rid Pres. dent J Melvin Tonne the Minidoka stake. Eider Pum above is the von of Joiin S. and Fl!a fUsnn Davis of River Height and H married to the former BettyJane Rick more. ihr.iming d.mgtiti r of Hulun S. ami LtKeti t allien Biekmore. frrnierlv of Logan but now of Salt Luke City. LI li r Ibilmer above is the son of James and Lilia Morris Palmer. His father. James Palmer, has been working on the Temple grounds this summer and is stiil engaged in thin labor. He helps to make and keep these wonderful grounds the beauty spot of Northern Ltuh. Saturday, the 3Mh, was baptism nod scaling day. Baptisms were as Krilovs: Marian and Robert L Lenhart and Patricia Larson of the Logan 3rd ward did work on the Samuel J. Holbrook, John J. Humpherys, and Conrad SchauD lines with Sister Mae L. Lenhart, mother of Marian and Robert, suA. pervising. Nola R and Richard Oison of Millville and Wendell E. Nielsen of College ward did work on the Anders Jonsson and Howard Edward Brunson lines with Sister Veola D. Olson in charge. Sister Olson assists us here on baptism days. The Anders Jonsson line is uer own line. Laree and Merlin L. Andrew of Trenton ward did work on the Cichaei Clarke line with their mother, Lydia 1L sum is L. Anurow, supervising, Sister Andrews own line. Jon Francis Seholea of Providence 2nd and Margaret Loughney of the the Logan 7th ward did work on Levi Luther Clinton Burnham, FORWARD Friday, the y m-- Reveals Assault EDITED BY NOLAN P. OLSEN Contributions to this department should be sent to Nolan P. Olsen, 120 North Sixth Knst, Ixigan, Utah, not later than Thursday of each week We eoli U you? contributions Change This' Month rt& Only one change whs made in the ration line for. October, but i Guidance In Research Is Shown The following incident in connection with his activities in genealogical work was told at a genealogical conven- tion by W. Airil former MacDonald, that change upped butter from 16 to 20 points a pound. King Hendricks, community, service member of the Logan war price and rationing board stated today. "The higher point value was the board member said, given, "because seasonally declining production made it necessary for the war food administration to reduce the allocation of creamery butter for civilian use during October to 85 million pounds agujqst the 95 million pounds, allocated In September. There has been no change in the point value of farm or country butter, New stamps will be:, Red stamps H5, J5 aud K5. and blue stamps, M5, N5, I 5, Q5 and R5. Present ration values ,of all meats and dairy products, except butter, will ,, remain unchanged during October, and the present ration values for processed foods will continue unchanged. Retail stores are advised to keep their present point charts posted in their stores, and to scratch out T6' and wrte in 20 in the point value column for creamery butter. , president of Oakland Stake and of the California MisV sion: Several years ago, while with 1 I beSan Francisco newspaper. came very much interested and work. engrossed in genealogical The spirit of this work had come strove vo .nu n, according to their understanding of truth, valiantly to me suddenly. I knew little of tor religious and political freedom, that the world might be a bet-- t my family history other than that my grandfather had come from place tor their children end children's children. For those of us the old country I had no records t our oppor-It is earned high great blessings. lA.ng today they other than my immediate family. hi ,tv and obligation to go now to their assistance. When I became interested' in gathf.YfcM Telephoto) "Til- - Frophet Joseph Smith has explained that all of the dead ering such a history I hardly I.t. Randolph Dickens Jr., of Fort knew where to begin. v lio wm'd .have leceived the Gospel had they been privileged to Kiss, Te uavai veteran of Midway While ictuniii.g home one arter , t !! r and v.ho do receive it 1ui it is pleached to noon and battle fatigue patient at during the was I reading intently Naval Hospital, tells reportHum in the spirit world, shall be heirs of salvation. Then if we, paper. There were only a few their living ill Iren, officiate as proxies for them in the sacred people on the street car. I had ers his side of Statier Hotel battle following President Roosevelts talk gone several blocks when I was temple ordinances, they are given the same opportunity of celestial before the teamsters' union. He said a in my reading by interrupted exultation ns those who received the Gospel in life. The prophet that a group of men attacked him me to voice dose saying, "Get off and a fnend for refusing to state further explained: As soon as the law of the gospel is obeyed here the car. looked I Disturbed, their political affiliation. around to see who had spoken to by their friends who act as proxy for them, the Lord has adminisme and was somewhat surprised trators there to set them free. to see there was not a person in "How eagerly must these captive spirits look to us for this wonthe section of the car where I derful privilege of resuming their eternal progress! This thought was reading. I noted also th it is given emphatic expression by President Erigham Young: "What there was one person in front and two in the rear section of the do you suppose the fatheis would say if they could speak frbm the dead? Would they not say, We have lain here thousands of years, car. I concluded that I had been mistaken. However, I had hardly here in this prison house, waiting for this dispensation to come? Some time ago Hie SulL Lake returned to my paper when again Here we are, bound and fettered in the association of those who are library! secured 300 the voice said distinctly: "Get off geiieulogical filthy?' What would they whisper in our ears? Why, if they had the car. Irritated slightly, I was volumes of Boyds Marriage Regfrom England. These books the power the very thunders of heaven would be in our ears, if we disturbed and censured myself for isters 'hearing things. Forcibly now T contain 3,000,000 names of English could but realize the importance of the work we are engaged in. endeavored to concentrate on my people from the following counAll the angels in heaven are looking at this little handful of peonewspaper reading. However, in- ties: Cambridge, Cornwall, Cumsistent and positive came the berland, Derby, Devon, Durham, ple, and stimulating them to the salvation of the human family. So also are the devils in hell looking at this people, too, and trying voice for the third time, Get off Essex, Lancashire, Middlesex and I London, Norfolk, Northumberland, to overthrow us . . . When I think upon this subject, I want the the car, get off the car! to the front of the "Shropshire, Somerset, Suffolk, and out stumbled tongues of seven thunders to wake up the people. car, and as I did so, the motor-ma- n York. The remaining counties are 'Brethren,' said the Prophet Joseph Smith in one of his final Do you not included. looked up saying, These are unusually good recappeals to the Saints regarding their genealogy and temple work, want off here? I hesitated, and ords and contain information to 'shall we not go on in so great a cause? Go forward and not finally stammered, Er well, yes. be found in no other place. If irritated indecision My plainly on to the victory! Let your backward. Courage, brethren; and on, him, but he stopped the car, and you have people from any of the hearts rejoice, and be exceeding glad. Let the earth break forth into I got off. The car went on. counties listed, it is worth a trip to Salt, Lake City to check these lf I felt foolish and censured singing. Let the dead speajt forth anthems of eternal praise to the records, and others they have. no was there for who before hath ordained apparently the woild was, that King Immanul, should I have reason gotten why which would enable us to redeem them out of their prison; for the off the car. I was surprised, howprisoners shall go free. I was ever, to find that directly in front of the public library. So, to make the best of a foolish Cluthcher Garret, Lorena Susana move, I decided to get a book Moore, William Brigham Parkinthat would tell me about the land son. George Washington Taggart of my grandfather. At the referand other lines with Fredrick Monday Portneuf stake. Bapence desk I found the librarian Seholea, our recorder, in charge. tisms and , sealings , by appointAsi middle-age- d New books man. at of a the this a the to volume Noyes talking library larger Grace Burbank and Joyceleno week that will want to see genealogy in our library. I approached they ceased convers- ment. Chatterton of the Mapleton ward and use, areyou Tuesday Idaho Falls and North Wilas 4. follows: Vail Notes, ing, and inquired of my wants. I by Family of the Naef Dayton Arnold J. and 1. Our Pioneer Ancestors, liam Penn Vail. This is an inter- Informed her I desired a book Idaho Falls stakes. geney on James the W'ork did ward Wednesday Oneida and Hyrum and biographical histories esting little manuscript copy that that would give me the history, Durney line. Two other moth- alogical to customs or traditions of Scotland, stakes. the of of interest has Families, many by things Thelma and Burbank ers, Violet Thursday Benson and Shelley D. Stout of Salt Lake City. the Vails. A larger family gene- and at the same time informed N. Chatterton of Mapleton and Wayne stakes. did book is a I Mrs. our of on This of is shelves wanted that the her I alogy it; gift Daisy of why W. the Nelson Sister Margaret Friday Smithfield and Bear Stout Richardson of Logan. We library. not know th title of such a book Dayton ward accompanied these stakes. River have two these branches These hooks sugof three named last would and many appreciate njiy proxies here. Sister Rena R. Cut- families in our Saturday Regular baptism and valley who will be have been temporarily loaned to gestions she might give me. The ler of the Logan 10th ward acHalden H. glad to see their family record in the library and will be here for man, to whom she had been talk- sealing day. companied her sons The book contains the com- just one week, so plan to make ing, immediately responded witn Cutler, who did work on the Al- print. fred Rose line. Sister Cutler s own plete family pedigree for six gen- use of them immediately. Let us the name of a book. I thanked line. William Bindrup of the Riv- erations, with interesting histor- help you select books on your own him and asked the librarian for it. . er Heights ward and Jenay Aus- ies. It is the property of the lines which can be borrowed for She returned with the book and we use As and me. it followed missionaries. Ask man the you may did the you. any or library library ward 7th the Logan tin walked out of the library I again AID work on the Joseph Nephl Cornish time. thanked him for his suggestion, !. Genealogy of the Kilby, line. Sister Harriet C. Larsen Is In introducing myself. charge of this record. Sherril Dale Tynes, Riddick, Smith, Glazebrook my name Well, he responded, Burton of the Mulad 2nd ward and and other Families, by C. M. We walked Plans for organizing the FrankIs also MacDonald." Colleen Smith of the Holbrook Kilby. This small book is far ward did work on the Phineas from being a complete book, but along remarking about the coinci- lin county Veterans' Service Comdence of the names, when he mittee to aid returning serviceRk hards line with Sister Melissa it does indicate the relationship asked me what was my occupa- men now and at the consumation P. Smith in charge. Sister Viona of some of the old families of Peterson of the Logan 8th ward Nansemond County, Virginia. The following new English rec- tion. I relied, "I am a newspaper of this great war were laid in 3. Genealogical aid work on the Ulrich Zbinden Account of the ords have come to the library man. "That is rather unusual," Preston Wednesday evening folJr Henri Lucicn Luthi and Jona- Noyes Family, together with the this week and are available for he said, so am I." Then feeling lowing a visit of high state leaders. Named as temporary chairman than Sawyer Wells lines. Sister Dike Family and Fuller and Edson your use. A11 of them are publi- that I would at least be different Caroline Miner of the Logan JOth Families, by Jacob Noyes. This is cations of the Harleian Society of from him in one respect, I re- of the county program, pending ward did work on the William a small record, but carries the London, a society instituted for marked casually, Well, I am a the formation of a permanent chair Snow line. Sister Theresa S. Hill beginning generations of each the publication of inedited- - manu Mormon." to which he responded and committee membership was is in charge of this record. Vera family in America. We also have scripts relating to genealogy, fam rather nonchalantly, Well. I mar-tie- d R. R. Rowell, local manager of the district power office. Visiting in a bishops duughter." J. Stevens, Ruth Ann Heaton, They ily history and heraldry. Of course the whole episode ,thc county on this occasion tq Harold Heaton, Benton K. Hair, !o are full of records of our Cache mornthe at stake. The speakers Wallace F. Tolman and Margaret to me was more than coincidental spur the local organization into Valley people. Hunter of the Logan 8th ward did ing session were Elders Howard I had been directed by an un- 'action were Brig. Gen. M. G. : of The Visitation Cambridge E. Brunson of Houston, Texas, state selective service seen power for a definite purpose. work on the Charles Walter Lehnt-beren and continued 1575, Cambridge, Alma genealogical chairand I became very director of the state USES, Homer man This Edward Renton Richards, man Tolman, Pocatello other with in 1619, many 11th ward, larged of the John Johnson, James Kippcn, LorVolume close friends. Ho gave me much .Hudilelson, state ''director of the A. Gudmundson, genealogi- descents added thereto. and our family Veterans' Administration, enzo WilUam information about Andersen, 41. Inger Myron cal chairman of the Pocatello 6th Marie Peters Christensen and Conname and from him I secured Captain Paul Boyd of the state of The the Visitation Gloucester: rad Schaub lines, with Sister Ben- ward and Manuel F. Anderson, County of Gloucester, 1623, with many names and leads to other selective service. Mr. Rowell was named temporia N Wheeler supervising. Brother genealogical ehaiiman of the MacDonalds that brought me de6th ward and Manuel F, pedigrees from the visitations of sired data chairman and the committee Laron D. Hyde accompanied his the ary concerning history 1509 and 1582, and miscellaneous class leaof citizens representing every two sons, Richard Cowles and Anderson, genealogical of this very old Scottish clan. Volume 21. , pedigrees. ward. der Pocatello 11th of the club and organization in Koldo B. Hyde here for baptism Coincidence? Perhaps, but it lias Hampshire: Hampshire AUegi- - been the 4th was Star Wednesday, work. They did baptisms on the most reassuring to my faith. the county was directed to report tions licenses for grantMarriage John Gooch, Jonathan Sawyer Valley and Cache stakes. Those ed by the Bishop of Wincester, "Theres a divinity shapes our back to the court house on Thurswho spoke at the morning service day, October 12, at 8 p.m. At that ends. Wells, Edward Batrker and other 1689 to 1837. Volume 36. time the permanent group for lines. They ere from the Rupert were Bishop James Johnson of London San Francisco, formerly of the 1st ward, Minidoka stake. handling this problem of the wet 1. in of The Visitation London raige Licenses in the Archdeacon- fare of the returning servicemen, Logan 4th ward, Elder Stewart P. A new feature was Introduced the Year 1568, and 1635, augment- ry of Sudbury, in the county of will be named. Burton of the Star Valley stake, into our baptismal work today. Six Elder Vivian R. Williams of the ed both with descents and arms. Suffolk, 16.84 to 1x14. Three volGeneral McConnci pointed out fine young Priests were called to Boar River stake and President Two volumes. Nos. 1 and 17. umes, Nos. 69, 70 and 71. the real problem which would be do baptizing for the dead. They 2. for The of Visitations the Marriage L. Allegations of Christiansen the Surrey: Elltay created when the massive pool of are as follows: James W. John- Temple. Licenses issued by the Bishop of Countv of Surrey, 1530, 1572, and manpower now in the armed son of the Logan Sth wurd, Seyto 1611 1520 to and 1610, 43. London, 1623. Volume the was 5th, Logan 1828. service should be turned back into mour Keith Thompson and Jesse andThursday, Two volumes, Nos. 25 and Box Elder stakes. The followThe of Visitation Warwick: the civilian life. This is why the govGodfrey of the Clarkstoa ward. ing spoke at the morning meet- 26. County of Warwick, in the year ernment and alt agencies 3. Allegations for Marriage LiRalph A. Stephenson of the Smith-fgicl- ing, Elders Allan Paul Clark of 1619. Volume 12. with it are working to buf1st ward and Walter Clay- the Grover General England Star Valley censes issued by the Vicar-Ge- n fet) this shock. ton Bybee and Joseph Wilcox Per- stake, Robert ward, of the Archbishop of Canter1. Mahroni Zundcl of eral Obituary Prior to 1800 (As Mr. Huddol.son, explained many kins of the Smithfield 3rd ward. the ward. Bear River bury, London, 1660 to 1679. Two Far as Relates to England, Scot- of the rights accruing to service We think this is n very fine ser- stake,Plymouth LaVor Lirdhardt Smith of vols., Nos. 33 and 34. land, and Ireland) compiled by Sir men under the G. I. Bill of vice for these worthy young men the Preston 1st ward, Franklin 4. Allegations for Marriage LiWilliam Mu: grave, and entitled by and explained that this Rights local and gives them experience that stake, now an Aviation Cadet in censes issued by the Dean and him A General Nomenclature and committee would be responsible in will be of great value throughout U, S, Service on his 1558 to of Westminster, with Chapter from to reference the a large manner for the effective Obituary, Iheir lives. We sincerely commend Bakersfield, Calif., to way 1699, also for those issued by Madison books where the persons arc men- administration and use of these them for their important, efficient Wis., lver Larsen of the the of Archbishop tioned, and where some account rights and benefits to the returnHyrum and willing service. 2nd wuid and 1utriarch Harvey of Canterbury, 1660 to 1679. Vol of their character is lo be found. ing soldiers. He the Monday, October 2nd was Idaho Sessions of the Cache stake aud unis 23. Five volumes, Nos. 44, 45, 46, 47 education, vocationalexplained und rehabiStakr. This stake had a fine group for many years an offieiator here 5. Allegations for Marriage LI smd 48. litation aims of the veterans adhere. it the temple. Elder Zundel above censes issued from the Faculty 2, Grantees of Arms Named in towards the veterans. The following SDoke at tlic mornis an Ensign In the U. S. Navy Office of the Brchbisliop of Can- Doiqucts and Patents between the ministration Mr. TJotchner told of the role of ing service: Elder George Junior Res rve, Norfolk, Virginia. Elder terbury at London, 1553 to 1869, 1687 und 1X98, years preserved id the USES in the veterans program Welch of Lund, Idaho, now a ser-ge- a Smith above, son of Ingram Fuhri-ma- n Volume 24. various manuscripts, collected and and how this agency of the . in the II. S. marines located govand Elsie Lorene Llndhardt Riillaiul: The Visitation of the alphabetically arranged by Joseph ernment would assist veterans in at Treasure Islmd, Calif., Paul Smith was marred here of to in Rutland the County year Foster, and contained in the Brit- getting the work he desires. today Leehtenbuig of Lund, Idaho, a Viva Swainston of the Winder 1618, and other descents of famThe local service committee will High Councilman of the Idaho ward, Oneida stake, charming ilies not in the visitation. Volume ish3. Museum. Volume 68. Knights of Edward T, being be comprised of an Executive stake, and Joseph L. Christopher-so- n daughter of William and Harriet 3. records of many men who wrote committee with chairman, vice of Soda Springs, Idaho, Idaho Dailey Swainston with President Shropshire: The Visitation of their names upon the pages of chairman, stake clerk. secretary, and such Joseph B. Duines, 1st counselor in Shropshire, 1623, with additions English history. Volume 82. other members as needed to Tuesday the 3rd was Lost River, the Temple Presidency, from the of officiating 4, pedigrees of Shropshire Po " ( llo and Kiaiy Minor ' the Genealogies policies and procedures. the funu'ies. Volume 29. ' Gentry F.imdiis Farturit Min- J!w w.ui f.o.a the Iljcnltfl- - j following tu.foll.: Hyrum E, H. ui. on for Mar- - ot uni GcrH ana). Volume 40. i no .intended to tvorli in Con- i . ; I . j I I1!-- , Boyds Marriage Registered Listed ray-se- The Week At Logan Temple Hal-lida- a Cox-Sto- ut PLANS MADE TO Frosh Orientation Programs Listed Schedule of freshmen orientation programs for tall quarter at Utah State Agricultural college to be held Mondays at 1 p.m. was l ( leased Friday by E. L. Romney, acting dean of htbrt Dr. 'John- Carlisle,'' assistant to the president,' ar.d Studept Body President Dan Ludlow wiH discuss soeial activities and living in Logan; October 9, while the following Monday how fo maintain good health and the use of the college health service will be theme of a lecture by Dr. W. B. Preston. On October 23, Professor M. R. Merrill will address the freshmen on the topic, society's need for trained men and women. An open hour is scheduled for October 30. Professors Kenneth R. Stevens and H. B. Hunsaker were listed to discuss the values, opportunities and qualifications in biological and physical sciences November 6 and on November 13, English, speech, language and the social sciences will be theme of a discussion by Professors M. L. Nielsen, and J. N. Symons. Other features of the orientation program are discussions: November 20, agriculture and forestry by Professors Byron Alder and T. W. Daniels; November 27, engineering, trades, and Industries by Professors H. R. Kepner and E. C. Jeppseo: December 4, home economics . and education by Pro' fessor's and V. Phillips W. L. R. Humphreys; and December 11, medicine, dentistry, nursing, business and secretarial science by Professors C. L. Anderson, and V. D. Gardner. On December 18, students will meet with adversers for preliminary registration. , October Tire Quotas Raised But Slightly SERVICEMEN Library Offers New English Books lo y, ed d ) , Herald-Journa- , , - l- 7, 1944. Questions and Answers Discuss Values and Features of Civic Musi (Continued from Page C u may have pay ,g engagements for a certain r vi d of time with a long interval f nothing, He must have enough 10 live on during that time. Fourth, the number of peopD who attain the degree of perfection that entitles them to be classed as true artists is very few. The price of any commodity depends upon its excellence and its scarcity, The economic law of supply and demand is in operation here. IV. A4hy should music lovers be satisfied to listen to lesser artists in Logan when the best con is heard at a d. stance of less than one hundred mills away? ANSA E,I: In :.,c ur.st place, because of war conditions it is very difficult to travel. Secondly, some of the cheaper artists ate really great artists on the road to fame Marian Amici sons fee for several years was a few hundred dollars. Nelson Eddy sang for very little money until he went to Los Angeles and was picked up by Hollywood. Fritz nreisler y played to houses for many years, s The fees of an artist go up in week. ) He half-empt- proportion as his reputation grows and as the demand to hear him increases. The high price he commands is no criterion of the intrinsic worth of the artists, it only measures the extent lo which he is known and liked. Many of the attractions that have been to Logan: Jan Pearce, the Budapest String Quartette, Joseph Sigeli and Gladys Swarthout, for instance, are now out of the reach of the- - present budget. V. There are so many things going on in Logan now that it is bard to choose. Everyone is busy With one or more activities. Hmv are we going to hate time to take on" any more? ANSWER: It is true thut there are many activities in Logan. But outside of the movies, they are all local. Of course, they are important, but the people of any community need contact with the outside world. They also need the stimulus of seeing and hearing what other people are doing, especially those who have gone far in their chosen work. It serves to broaden' ones horizon and to open Up new avenues of enjoyment. Remember China and its wall. That country enjoyed a great civilization once, but when it shut itself in from the rest of the world, it died. 3L How can one afford six dollar for A season ticket? Moreover, for most people it means twelve dollars, for it is no fun for a wife to attend these concerts without her husband, or ANSWER: The price of thy season ticket is stiil the same: $5.00; the extra dollar is the tax. That means that the cost of each concert per person is $1.00, for thq least number of attractions that have been available to members has been five. What is the price in New York or Washington, D.C.? Last year members heard Claudio Arrau for the price of $l.no. The following are the prices listed for his concert clipped from a Washington D. C. paper: $1.20, $1.80, $2.40, $3.0, and $3.60 including tax. What are the prices for a season ticket to six concerts of the Utah Symphony Series in Salt Lake City for the coming winter? According to the Sunday Tribune the student season ticket for the balcony is $6.00. The regular tickets range from $14.40 to $8.40. The single admissions range in price from $2.70 to $1.50. .Note: The heading of this announcement reads: A choice of two nights with reserved season tickets for all six concerts at a RECORD LOW PRICE." For outsiders, there is the price of transportation in addition. One of their attractions, Andor Foldes, has already been to Logan. Ha has appeared twice on the summer school programs offered by the Utah State Agricultural College to which the public was invitviee-vers- a. Although tire quotas for the month of October have been raised slightly, there is no occasion for undo optimism, O. Guy Car-dochairman of the Cache county war price and rationing board stated today. Grade. I passenger tire quotas have been set at 7,560, which is 22 less than the September quota," the chairman said. "It is estimated that by the' end ot September he will have In excess of 3000 unfilled passenger tire applications. This tremendous, back log and new applications, cannot be filled out of the October quota. The war price and rationing boards will have to consider only the most essential drivers, and any showing less than 800 miles a month essential driving will not qualify for new tires even if they are B and C card holders. A check reveals that there is plenty ed free. Come now, dont you think that of repair and recapping material available in the state, and motorists must depend upon this service to keep their tires in running order. Truck tire quotas have been rnised slightly, but the truck tire situation is stiil very critical and right now livestock and beets are being moved. More than 100 trucks are off the highway because of lack of tires. you are really lucky tn c Logan? But. II. why should ily ticket when I have to litany concerts? ANSWER: That doesn't 11UUft the value of the ticket. The Awf ciation permits the transfer 0i tickets. The ticket to Sivir mus is a ticket to Carnegie Hull to the Metropolitan Opei.i nousan, 1 The people who have presented Bette Davis, Bette Grabie. Bing Crosby, ('hark, Boyer or Ingrid m per. son, would you stay horn- - anl wa.t for a cha- -. 0 to see them jn a picture? Is lucre a really sate sfaqfory substitute for the persni, 01 muibtrSf? IX. Why should I go when high elans dont understand this music? ANSWER: Wouldnt you like to understand it? Those who like g find a great deal of enjoyment m it. But there is only one way to understand and to like it, ami that is to hear it. The more one listen) to it the better one likes it Therefore, give ytfurself a break' and take advantage of the opportunity lying at your door. X. Why don't we have mure numiiers? ANSWER: The answer is simple: the lack' of sufficient funds It can easily he remedied, however If you are an old member, renew your membership and get some of your friends to join. If you have nev r belonged and are interested in the Civic Music Association send in a request for membership! By the way, how ubout an Association with 750 members this year? It can be done. ' Combat Casualties Total 417,085 Oct. WASHINGTON, A bandit shot neclion with the primhry group: agriculture, education, home, farms and business purchases, employment and rehabilltion post-wa- r industry and planning, legal aid, personal and family problems, an 1 missing persons. f nounced. SPORt SHIRTS BOYS Well nut da, Sizes . 81 attractive. (KfXKETr . er 68,658 killed, 1S5,Q21 wounded, missing, and 51,316 prisoners of war. Of the wounded, 84,379 have returned to duty, Navy, marine and coast guard casualties reported as of today totaled 65,792, including AYE. 'iv Italy, excluding the air forces, totaled 82,111 on Sept. 25. Of these, 15.889 were listed as killed, 56,178 wounded, and 10,044 missing. Rotary In Preston Meets Wednesday The Rotary club of Preston next Wednesday will welcome Gomer P. Peacock, 'Governor Of the 110th District of Rotary International, which includes 33 Rotary clubs in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. Mr. Feacock is general partner and manager of the Price Trading company.' in Price, Utah. He was nominated as governor at the conference of the 110th district held last April and was formally electb( ed at the 1944 convention in Chcaga, Rotary International Illinois, in May. Mr. Peacock will visit the Rotary t riub at Preston to advise Arthur Johnson, Secretary Cleo Swenson, and other officers of the club on matters pertaininj to club administration and Rotary Preci-den- Service activities. WE DELIVER SMITHFIELD ROLLER MILLS SMITHFIELD, 3 ' 1 '"I. I?) u 25,963 dead,, 25,588 wounded, 9,761 missing, and 4,480 prisoners, Stimson said army casualties in (322m am oiDRD Upstairs Apt. ( 6. Secretary of War Henry L Stimsnn said at n news conference his first in two weeks that casualties totaled army 351,293 through Sept. 21, including ZS2& Q0BD Now combat casualties in all theaters, as officially announced here, stood at 417 085 today, 16,325 more than two weeks ago when the last overall compilation was an- " SALT LAKE CITt Oct, 6 (T.Hi and killed by federal, bureau ,tif investigation agents and,' a Washington county sheriff near Leeds, Utah, Sunday, has been identified Joe Lewis, alias Jim Noland,: alias, Jimmie Nolan, a Texas prison escape, Jay C. Newman, special agent in charge of the FBI office here, said today, ( here pay $6.00 when I can hear them on the radio for nothing? ANSWER: If the Capitol Theat .00 IDENTIFIED been are common names in every bir otv as well as on the radio MIL Well then, why should . SEE . j The Logan, Utah, Saturday Evening, October -- : On the Book Shelf -- Only One Rationing UTAH m m |