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Show The Herald Journal Montana Strike (Continued from Iage Logan Bank Cited MIA Programs For This Week 1946. Monday. April 15, 1.1 By one eye. PROVIDENCE KEt'OND WAKI) In the two nights, 14 homes were Preliminary program is under damaged in widespread depreda- - direction of the Bee Hive girls tions by gangs of boys and girls, with scripture reading by Helen some of whom rode through the Bitters. The Third year group will streets on trucks. The damage present a skit and during the from broken windows to sembly honor awards will be pre- actual invasions in which furniture sented to the Bee Hive groups, was splintered with axes. All officers and .teachers ate ask- Witnesses said a crowd of more ed to attend an important meet- ilian 3,000 persons gathered last mg at 7:45 p. m. night in the Silver Bow district, IXXGAN EIGHTH WARD two miles east of Butte, to wateh MIA meeting will be held at the angry gangs enter and ran 7:30 p. m. and the scripture read- sack six homes. Dressers, chairs, tables, house- - ing will be given by Joy Peter- bnM articles sna o,vsr n" son, talk will be inspirational furniture were tossed out of second given by returned serviceman, slorv windows to crash on streets Boo Johnson; and a vocal duet and gardens below. will be sung by Viona Peteison Earlier, the Silver Bow eonntv and Shirley Mae Johnson. The reported that all available lie is invited. county patrol ears had been sent to IAMJAN FIRST WARD the district after some 25 telenhone calls reported minor outbreaks It Inspirational message given by was believed that the gangs had Claude Wennergren, special music disappeared by the time author ties given by Reva Mae Anderson and arrived. scripture reading by John Carlisle The same hit and run' tactics will compose the assembly pro- were employed Saturday night gram in Bogan First ward MIA when more than 200 calls flooded Tuesday evening at 7:30. Regular between 9 30 class work will be held in all de- police p. m. (MST) and 1 a. m. from tier- - partments except the special inter- sons whose pronertv was damaged est class which will attend the or who were frightened by the beautification meeting to be held mobs. Eight homes were badly In the Fitst ward at 8 p. m. damaged and women and children WARD IXMiAN El were removed lest the gangs Eleventh w.irti MIA the pre- and cause them injury. Authorities were reluctant to disprogram will include the of the play "The Gift," by close the full details of the vandalLa Von Zollinger and also ism hut they indicated that the homes attacked belonged to Ana- musical selections. Meeting begins conda employes still working in at 7:30 p. m. the mines. At least one house LOGAN SEVENTH WARD looted in the Silver Bow district The MIA meeting Tuesday eve- definitely was established as that of an Anaconda engineer. ning at 7:30 will feature a mu-i- c Federal Conciliator Williams was and speech festival conducted by Mitton. Scripture reading joined in his appeal to end the rioting by union officials who and pra.yer will be by Hyrtnu broadcast nleas to members to re- Hanson. Musical numbers will in- -. elude selections by the Niatone main peaceful. chorus, male quartet, vocal solo, Marie Jones; violin selection, Edith Fletcher; retold story, Eunice Hen-rireading, Barbara Nelson; and Alfred talks, Libbie Maughan, (Continued from Page 1) Cammach and Howard Croshaw. i The First National Bank of Bogan has been notified by the veterans' Ad.mn.stiation trial it i.. .he first bairn in the stale to make a loan for the purchase ot farm equipment un.ier new amendment, ,o the G I Bill of Rights. Russell S. Hanson, vice president and cashier of the First .satioruii. was notitied of this fait by f. I ihatiher, loan guarantee officer ior the Salt Lake once, letei.in, .iumuiisli iitair. Mr Thatcher also pointed out 1IVRUM SECOND WARD Assembly progtam in Hyrum Second ward is under direction of the speech, music and cultural arts director and will include a number by a girls' chorus, "Swing Low Sweet Chariot." The girls will be in costume. MariLyn Allen will give the in. pirational talk on the MIA theme. Meeting begins at 8 p m. critically injured from a shot In the back which he received while walking down the street last night. On Saturday night, Raymond Rutala, 14, was wounded in the eye by fragments of glass and lead caused by a bullet which crashed through a window of the automo- bile in which he was riding wih bis parents. Physicians feared he would suffer partial blindness in LSEEDS Veterans' Group ' e; MVMjyw Fairbanks-Mors- that the Logun bunk was lust in the state to make a loan - under new G I Bui amendments to two or more veterans as a punnet ship ior a business ventuie. The First National liana was also amoi. tile iirst banks in the state to subnnt loans tor approval tor the purchase ot veteran,' homes to assist exyp au, willin servicemen in any way we can," said Mr Han on "Ue advise the exercising ot care however, in the r li esl.lle at to lav s inl ,lU,( Villl(,s 1000 Lb. KENTUCKY Best from Page There is no WHIP 2&C PRUNING Quality. 22' to 26" 195 1195 ontaniinnUon. i TEAM HARNESS Screening prevents large particles of earth or vegetation matter from going into the city mams; but the particles lhaj go suspended through the screen act mint for the waters cloudiness. The city has ni filtering plant, thus the water cun t be filtered into a clear state, Why wasn't the project of laying (he new section of pipe carried forward at some time other than runoff season? The pipe spring , ouldn't he laid earlier in the y sorli since equipment wasn't at,0. q he project couldn't be layed, for when the irirgating aon arrives, the canal waters are used by farmers who depend upon the river for the'r agricultural welfare. The time had to he now despite the drawbacks of sending cloudy water into Logan homes, v'as the new pipe necessary? The old gection that is being paced was leaking badly, losing a great amount of water that is valu- ape during the dry months of When the pro- juy isand August. citizens will get completed, ject more water during those critical' to 1.00 lb; SHEARS ll health department has approved it; the city tests the water every hour. Capacity HORSE COLLARS Logan Water (Continued e 395 j,urt-baM."- pub-sheri- ff 5$ to SCALES PLATFORM Haile from Highest Quality Leuthers! ELECTRIC WELDER WESTINGHOUSE M avad-liminar- lutv For t i.i m. niing Those dii u- l- anil f'Oint 11495 bush- - i .50 body breeching. 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LOGAN FIFTH their taps, its difficult for them h kets to winners in the M Men and Gleaners will be in to see the silver lining. tourney and pocket knives to first charge of the program in Logan place winners in the marble tonr-ne,- Fifth ward Mutual Tuesday night. Runner-u- p boys won soft balls Numbers Include Invocation by and third place winners received Alma Rigby, scriptural by Beth soft ball bats. Sw&inston, vocal solo by Clair Marva Funk and Earl Holm-stea- d Johnson, talk by Lynn Fleight, and were officials in the hopU. of the year's activities, scotch division while Marv Bell summary by Paula Fickes. supervised the marble tournament. The complete list of finalists, CHAMPAIGN. 111., (0.B A battle winners in district competition inof sexes appeared to be brewing clude: class B division: today on the campus of the UniLelia West, Marilyn Eames, Mary versity of Illinois. Rhodes, Ellis;' Gayle Smith, Ellen University officials found themLiveOGDEN, April 15 '.P selves opposed by students over Campbell and Betty Reese, Whitat the school charges that tier; Beverly Bindrup, Marilyn stock: Cattle: fairly active, mostly were "wolves who whistled at the Clark and Joyce Jacohsen, Wiison; 25 to vealers highstrong and had men, were Mary Pickins, Cherryle Steed, steady; one load good 974 lb. fed steers forgotten how to blush. Gayle Lucherine and Theone Pitch- er; some medium held higher; Leon er, Woodruff; Kathryn Bickstein, New Haven. Cannon, 15.85; odd lots me- Conn., and Deloris Shrider and Kareen Haw- to good Berry Jean Kirscher, to dium good heifers O., two students, enkins, Adams. Cincinnati, 5. cows common 75; Class C division: Lenore Crook-s'to- n cutter to thusiastically admitted the charge? canners ,n letters to the editor of the stuand Arlene Eames, Ellis; few medium medium bulls good dent newspaper. Marilyn Morgan, Wilson; Ruby to choice vealers comLoo. le and Nona Kaye Olsen, AdWomen, Bickstein wrote, should medium 10.50-1nothing n,ot be "periodically attached to a ams; Anna Laura Aebischer, Lulla mon to on tockers and done feeders. man's brawny arm for support, Squires, Marlene Jeppson and AnHogs: 1625. Steady; good to where she is to droll love and nette Maughan, Whittier; Judy choice 0 lb. averages mostly animal-lkadmiration up into hL Binns, Woodruff. 0 lb. ceiling; blue eyes." Marbles; class B division; Rod- at 15.10over 0 300 lb. and If some hunk ney Jones, Ellis; Kent Harris, lb. 14 to gorgeous 14.50; good to of man st.ll big thinks that women Ralph Blotter and Clinton Hales, choice sowsmostly 13.75-14.2medium must remain an inhibited, sheit-lik- e Whittier; Arden Pulley, Adams; Howard Bruderer and Claude Tua,ity nl extreme weights specimen," he said, "he should d himself up to our level Quinney, Woodruff; Marvin bring sold early; of social Sheep: 955. Nothing Dale Alsop, Vernal Ferguadjustment. and good fully steady; asking Miss Kirschner said that returnson, WiLon. Class C division: Kay Herzog choice wooled fat lambs quoted ing veterans have walked from one and Stanley Meyrick, Ellis; Frank booby-trato amfe- Bench, Adams; Spencer Raymond, "Only the dangers they now Norman Jack Hatch, Whittier; face cannot be lougnt w.... ur..., she said. "We coeds are preparing Squires, John Binns, Bruce Peterson and Gary Evans, Woodruff; for their arms. We have spent Kendrick and Wendell Lowell four years planning our maneuvers and working out our strategy." Liechty, Wilson. The battle started when articles in a Chicago newspaper claimed the were too aggressive. The first meeting of the year of President Arthur C. Willard, and was club the Smithfield poultry Leah F. Trelease, dean o (Continued From Page 1) held at the home of Robert Thorn-le- y women, denied theacting in charges was club reorganrecently. The statements published by tne stuenue and expenditures, Dr. as ized with Robert Thornley presdent newspaper today. Walker, dean of business at ident, Ray Thornley, vice presiAny attempt to evaluate our of Utah; "municipal dent; Maxine Harwood, secretary, student University attitude toward modem aid the federal and proairports and Doyle West, reporter. social customs and practices as a gram, Joe Bergin, state aeronauReuben Hansen, assistant county group would require far reoie thun tical director. agent, presided and a casual of the opinions "Municipal law, Gerald Irvine, awards and achievement certifi- of a scoresampling or more of students," legal consultant for Utah muni- cates won last year. Mr. Hansen Willard said. cipal league; :how local govern- also entertained the club with Dean Trealease said, "anyone ments may purchase surplus govof farm problems. who knows a fair of ernment property, G. W. Juste-so- recordings The club expects to give homes district manager for consum- to feathered G. I." homing pige- the 4.000 undergraduate women er good divi. ion, war assets corp- ons as an extra project this year. on the campus could not call them aggressive. oration, and John P. Egan, chief Other members of the club are Male students, she said, will of special sales section, war assets Larry Bybee, Ralph Skinner and forget about being pursued am: corporation. Dorothy Perkins. will "enjoy as friends many UniThe next regular meeting will be versity of Illinois and finalBLACK MARKET held on April .15 at- the home of ly marry one. SALT LAKE CITY. April 15 U'.Pi West. Doyle If there is a meat black market in Utah, it isnt among the retail Lbs.! i LOST , LITTLE .TYKE grocers, Edward L. Vetter, Utah WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN Retail Grocers Association, declarSALT LAKE CITY, April 15. U PI FT. WORTH ed today. Vetter disclosed that sevOne of the smallest babies ever MRS. C. O. WELLS. A PtctuTMf Hn eral packers in Salt Lake and born in Utah was reported in exVoa tnay low pounds and have bhmc tieudrr. No Itgure Davis counties are closing because cellent condition todav by LDS eKeioft. No dius. No laxatives. potato-of a meat shortage. He said that honital attendants. etavv, buttrr. The infant EatTheRie.it, Well may experience of Mi veal, pork and lamb are scarce weighed in at one pound and 13 me may not be dilterent than but why not ti v the A ds Puntyours, Look items within the state. ounces when he was born to Mr. t theso results and Mrs. Edgar A. Bryan. Jr., of la clinical tests conducted hr RED C ROSS SUCCESS medical dixtort more than lot Salt Lake City Friday night. persons lust 14 to IS pound BM,T LAKE CITY. Anril 15. UTl veraii tn a few week wiita th AiliS oniia Ciftady Salt Lake rountv went over the Friends of agriculture feel that Kedu Ing Pln. ton today in its 1946 drive to raise labor has been amply protected With th t Ayd Plan von don t cut 1180,500 for the American Red by this admini. tration. We have any meals, marches, . put meat or butter, you simply pouu ut them Cross. John Longden, general drv not opposed that. We now must down It i si mule snd eastrr wheo deln lorli-' ion enioy (vitamin said chairman, that when final give some consideration to inA IJS beiore ea h rueil Absoni reports we-- e in the total would be creasing farm purchasing power. lutely harmless JO dav supply of i IS. ll sot delighted with rvoulta only Cvds several thousand dollars over the Ren. John II. Bankhead (D) of BACk with um vtiy tut but. E'Wm quota. C. Andetsou Co. Alabama. hop-scotc- Hoe 1.10 Rake .... 1.00 y. 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