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Show 12 The Herald-Journ- New Dutch Envoy Earwig Annoyance al Lognn, Utah, Thurs, July 31, 1947 O High Temperatures Fill California Beaches FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS Can Be Reduced Millville News Euioprun earwig annoyance can be reduced around homes and gardens by spraying or dusting extensively in the evening with DDT, or dusting with chlorda.ie dust, By MILS. NF.UEL OLO.V MILLVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Golden Olson and family of Seattle, Wash., were visitors in Millville Sunday. Golden moved with his parents, Mr. and Mrs George Olson to Weiser, Idaho, thirty years ago and this was his first visit back here. Gene and Kay Howland, sons of Violet Nielson Howland of Kansas City, Mo., are in Cache Valley visiting with relatives here and at Smithfield,- Benson and Nibley Herman Nelson returned home on July 24 from the Cache Valley hospital w'herc he underwent an G. F. Knowlton, entomologist of the Utah State Agricultural college extension service If earwig treatment is to be applied, Di. Knowlton suggested that the lawns be well watered in the morning, around foundations and gaidens Following evening treatment, it is suggested that the treated areas be not sprinkled or otherwise watered until the second - The Netherlands new ambassador to the U. S. is Dr. Eelco appendectomy. Miss Carol Jean Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olson of Salt Lake City is spending ihe week at the home of her Uncle and aunt, Hr. and Mrs. Newell Olson. Movers. Coreen Nielson and Mildred of Meyers Mane Smithfield, Toombs of Benson spent the week end at the home of their aunt, Frances Nielson. Douglas Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Newel Olson returned home on Wednesday from Camp Stone-ma- n having spent the past 10 months In Korea. Mrs Charlotte Linder and son Earl of Logan and Miss Florenre McCoy of Fort Lupton, Colo., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Clvde Linder. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Larson had ns their week end guests Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stowell and daughters Norma Jean and Louise of Provo and Mrs. Lucy Stowell of Long Beach, Calif. They came to attend the marriage of Norma Jean and Lloyd Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Mrs. Lulu Snow and her son of Cardston, Canada were brief callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson on Van KlefTens, above, who says Indonesians hold thousands of white Dutch persons as hostages in Java. Hes pictured on his recent arrival in N?w York. Olson was operated on pendicitis at the Budge hospital. Some for apMemorial of those attending the and celebrations in July Ogden and Salt Lake City were Bishop and Mrs. Vaughan Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Parley Jessop, Nola Olson, LaRae Hulse, Bonita Hulse Shirley Mathews. and Jewel Hill. Rodney and La Mar Anderson accompanied the scouts down from Cache valley and were, camped at Fort Douglas for several days Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Anderson and family spent Monday and Tuesday In Salt Lake City where thev attended the "Promised Valley" and the art exhibit at the Utah State fair grounds Elden Scott of Los Angeles is spending a few days here visiting with relatives and friends. 23 24 morning. This affords two nights of maximum control efficiency for the insecticide before sprinkling reduces where it chemical would contact the insects DDT 10 dust, DDT applied as a spiay at the rate of one large wet- heaping tablespoonful of table DDT to each gallon of wat-e- i, or S rh chlordane, will kill the earwigs when they come in contact with a sufficient amount of GOOD i ' - -- J7 BY RUTH 4 NEA weak-wille- j. r SHELL fly contains! . I - . interests of the whole American people, n ho depend on railroad service for nearly everything they eat, wear and use. These rules would cost A billion dollars annually a gigantic waste which neither the railroads nor the country can afford. Railroad workers are good citizens and good employes, with pride in their calling. Their record during the war was outstanding. We do not believe they fully understand the featherbed rules which the Union leaders are demanding. We do not believe they understand the harmful results which these rules would have to the railroad industry, to the millions of men and women dependent on railroads for their livelihood, and to the shipping and consuming public. For Instance: The Union leaders demand additional train and engine crews on trains one full crew for every power unit in the locomotive. A freight train hauled by a 4 unit Diesel would have to carry 4 engineers, 4 firemen, 4 conductors, and at least 8 brakemen, or a total of 20 men instead ot 5. Diesel-powere- d -- Made Work -- Sheer Waste The Union leaders demand that freight trains be cut to about half their length, even though such trains are most efficient for service to you. This rule would call for twice as many locomotives, would double the number of trains, and make accidents more likely. Additional equipment, yards, and other facilities required to take care of these short trains would cost hundreds of millions. What the Union leaders really want is to make more jobs. The Union leaders demand that when a crew in one class of service perform incidental service of another class, they swill be paid not leas than a days pay for each class, even though all service The great strength of America is in production an honest days work for an honest days pay. full-leng- th low-co- st is performed as a part of the same days work. The crew would get at least two days' pay for one days work. The Union leaders demand that the present basic day for passenger con- - Seed For only through greater production can we hope to stop the steady upward surge of living costs. Surely, if ever there was a time in our history w hen we needed to work, not waste, this is it. SIHIfl CIIIC 44.0 3, ILLINOIS We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you at first hand about matters which are important to everybody. . Esrtu KE.U. I OK ACUES beet la nJ llKbt on nUSe of Lu,411 at rt' S (a.illo uo MCE brick 2 baths 7 ,, mem. furnace and miu1 wate. braiBi, insuiatt u ilului 0t'eu" aues, full atn camant Urivewac. Int-a- . lo ateU u,. I.., Ran at A I S16IKI0.UU. VKHV sensible buv I - a mi bath part tmaemen'i a era three miles sOUUlr,.,,r. 1 O0, . I J31 b. One & and bags. New Feed. " Farmers in northern Wisconsin found that the sludge dumped by mills after pulp is processed for paper is rich in lime and good for , acid soils. Ubed Logits AI Keveren. River Rts. Ph. 1701-- At at Orr's LUMBER. $40 per 1000 Mill, Paris, Idaho. Saw A6 BREEDING mink, over 600 choose from. Natural dark. Oliver sables and black cross, also 100 'mink pens. Ph. i 086-R- 1 or contact John Beutler at E 21 Yerdlaod Park, Layton, Utah. need Aim Ol'NO I. OH couple urgent! apt. no children, no pars. Excl, re. . . At fpTencuA Call 181, apartment after 4 A4 Petite Geraldine Brooks added a new note to a tailored white silk Cmipi.e with three chilUien, urgentl shntwaist She turns up the colneed furn or partly furn. house or A apt Ph. lar and ties it with a red and white polka dot wide ribbon. With a STUDENT tOiiple needs apt Ph 739-after pale blue shirt of the same type,, p m. Ai she wears a pink shiffon tie for a SUPERVISOR at local phone office more femininfe effect. ui genii) needs apartment. Ph. 8J8-If youre tired of the neckline AI on your tailored pummer frocks, LDS. vet and wife deaiies furnished or try one of Jams Paiges tricks with partly furnished apartment. PU. 447-scarves. She uses them in a varJ31 iety of ways to add color and dash FOR SALE, LIVESTOCK to her costumes. Exceptionally striking were the two silk scarves ONE pure bred spotted Poland China she wore with her white gabardine boat Ph A2 suit. One m pink and one in UOOD saddle and the scarves were casually hunting horse, cheap Must sell immediately. 756 No. Jst K knotted together just m ' . A6 front and on the right shoulder m back.' Janis likes to use similar HORhK and saddle, cheap, rail 1567 or see at A4 East 1st So Logan tones in varying shades for her With a dark green HIDINU pony and biid dog pups. Phone accessories 4 J3 shtntung dress, she wears a' scarf and a charteuse leaFARMERS' COLUMN ther belt-- . It's a sutble type of contrast that is very agreeable lubber tiled wagon Phone 4 bean. . 454 . lime-color- ed ATTENTION poultry ra fw cs. hog ra eiM and fox faimets 2 feed mixers, 4ihi and J00 I ha rapacity, complete with t ti p nioiois Prtce leusotmole Ph Aa lauch eggs. FOR SALE, HAY ly one-piec- foi SCI (INI) trop liay. Call Jjl FEMALE HELP WANTED EXPLIUENCFD woman In trade. with good references to tako of tharge Excellent department. su'ar Reply Box Tk, Heialit-Journa- l ! if ROOM house at Beater Dam ui eastiy be moyeU, 3uu 00 Allen Packer. Blvd Phone s; vT (7 AS l'h6jCE club coupe, fully equipped, mileage, $3100 UHAC Pre-Ka- low No. 2503- - ' ' 'Very clean. KURD have trade, any model, So. Maiu. Must cond any 285 A3 FORD coupe with 1637 Engine, heater. 164 E. 3rd So. Call after 6 IJU4 P m. ree irthds .A 2 Ph. $05(1 1453-- with 41 motor, all rubber, good paiut AI after a 3V pm. j irg i! All ind m r lus if da; utsta rst bund ROOM home with apartment i basement. Large lot close to colie,, 461 Eaet ttll No. j,, uppii or tl n Whi Dueling Xaewis binder, giaui 4ndcrvoti, Hynni 'imc dado Ph. 059-J- l emg nd s AI ONE model 60. Allis Uhalmera hanest er. Ed Bowen, Beaver Dam JJl outir OLIVER ,60 trAetor with T6 iuch can y plow. Rubbei and iron wheels. Reasonable. MUh Geoige Clifton, Idaho. AJ nog McOORMICK Deerring binder, plow. Ph. 073-K- 1 Eui Olhrer LOST AND FOUND LOST: 'Pete Black or tat to answeia 258 E. 1st bfo Reward Bam A2 LOHT: Brown wallet, with xipper valuable papers and currency. Reward A2 Call 1248. to LOST: blatk. biamitd JO Ph. MODEL ,V roadster, new paint, new top, new transmission, motor receutiy overhauled, wheels, 'good tires. 5J6 No. 6th East. Call J3i ONE Universal form Jeep. Run 6,000 miles, heater, governor ana power take off One 15M2 Willy (Amerkar) heater, radio, overdrive, good rubber. Phone 0I5-R- 3. J31 4 1937 Buick. 984 No. Jtb door sedan, good cond. East. A4 sedan Ford. In chanical condition, aee at Smithfield good JJl 71. 173 E. 3 No. 1040 BUICK Special. horn, brown One LcBT: Set of car key Seal Slot e. Oal Exchange in iaar eaf lua. XRTTCK IiHcreatlon A3 ONE new 9 ft. pickup body complete with fenders. Can be used on all 34 or 1 ton trucks. Price $95. Stewatt-Beadle- s Motor o.( 30 SO Main. Ph 483 AI WANTED TO BUY Ai AI KENT used baby crib and mattress. Phono 1574-J31 WORK WANTED OR STEAMER or waidroba trunk. Ph. 4J7. , At will or do after 6 p m. GIRL. nJght WILL pay top pi ice foe good dry or BOY springer cows and heifers. Ph. Sidney Hurten, 08U-J- 2 morning or evening. ALL 15 tend children day housework. Ph. S12-- 16 Bog kinds hi of Herald Journal. trueking. Ph. J31 089-J- U AS AL'8 WILL mow end water lawns, do house cleaning. Weed garden and clean 7J3i wallpaper. Phone 756-- EMPLOYMENT APPLY TO MANAGER 46 WEST CENTER FOR SALE. U A4 and tractor Cad Jul mechanic 254-- FOR SALE, RED spring fryers. HELP WASH room 341 No. Main. Ph. ARg hen A3 CuMB wardiobe and cheat of draw Containa hat compartment with nuf ror fiont Solid hardwood tonbiruclioo a: 413 Ea-- t 3 No. Ph. 1856-- J TWO odrni. suite, dinette aet, leaf Duiuan Fife table enn at 30 So. 1st East oi Ph. drop chrJ-Cal- A13 WANTED 2 helper. Logan SPECIAL NOTICE Laundry AI - share ALL Fuller brushes are now available To see our new items. Ph. 1S56-- J or SLEEPING 81 North. Call at 413 East 3 North. drei ea fal n ( T Ml ITIC fW( "oi n bre Ca Pk 'hi 'h Jk 1 or $ f(X tel P D room for boy Mr. er, bath. College Ward. 1 Jolyxeon. ROOM home, with chicken "'JJ j I.ydla Obray. Paradise. Ph Can work out part of rent. RM8 OG8-R- ,firr N4 FOR RENT NK'B lHtge sleeping apt. men. 575 No. 2nd East. rat The Deluxe washer, good condition See L. T. Rose, Hyium. Utah w "if t'8ED washer. Ph. 1S93-J31 North. FLOOR Handera. Bvertoa ims .m an l McBrlda STUDIO Couch. Reas James Nibley, Utah. Ph. 073R-- I A2 655 W 6th No. nju nov ttek A- - GREY enamel, Royal Cluster range. Clyde Huist. Paradise FOR RENT, MISC. 021-- Rious FURNITURE VERY small Kimball uptight P'B0 Excellent cond. Ph. SniwnflPld POULTRY NEW Hampshire cockerala. 395 West 10th North. upe ey Bowling Parlor ONE dining room net good cond D1 One Zenith radio upright I1 : corner cabinet, good as new $J5 18-- J Hyium. PIANO, small Bpiunette model at larg discount. Bee R. L Newey at 29 or Canyon Ten ace (College pre-fa- jai Of rrai ONE new 6 ft. pickup body, complete with fenders. Can, be used on all AHICKENS top prices paid Writs or Price $75. Stewart-Beadle- s pickup trucks ull Vic Atkiuson. So. Washington Motor Co., 30 So. Main Ph UouUiy, Washington Dlvd. Ogden 483. AI Vto.ii. ee 'dltr wo Siuitiifkld MALE HELP WANTED PIN ahe mom njui ent AI 050-J- me- good tires. Call or Locker Plant. Ph. lays. AI LOST: Ludya biown leatliei wallet xipper typo Contiilns papns a to ownei. $5. reward No aaked. Return to Herald Journal a: 31 an dSSCf A! USED binder. c !ront home full baeemc-nt- , 30 irrei with crop, livestock and Located at Fairvtew, Idelio.machlaerj Like to sell at once. Ornal Hyde A) MutORMICK good cond. to the .hen MOD, 2 dr. super deluxe. Call A4 Newton after 7 pm. 1840 FORD deluxe accessories. New Of tl tree AI Foid6" 1842 uc A2 1140 INTERNATIONAL truck ton good cond Tight wheat bed. Phone A6 Hyium 6 lot, good location. Call dog b die FOR SALE, IMPLEMENTS NASH 1P47 1937 D77-J- 2 M enter W. 4 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 843-- WILL par top ptlces Phone 735-- bome. 1(2 AI A26 1 u:o-- v Hair ribbons are back in style for summer and in fantastic proand styles. Barbara portions Bates parts her blonde haid in the middle and draws it all back to be fastened with a rubber band at the nape of her neek. Then she adds a taffeta bow to match her dress. This hairdress is effective with feminine cotton dresses and is extremely cool and practical. Belts play such an important part m making a shirtwaist and skirt ill a costume. Kyle MacDonnell featured player who will appear in Mary Hagen," wears three narrow belts of varying shades of blue with her long heavy torso sweater and w he skirt. She adds a scarf of pale blue which tucks into the neckline of her sweater. ,To make a white cotton blouse e and dark skirt into a costume, Doris Day, "Romance in High C," wears a wide belt of crushed kidskin. It"s a good method, too, to keep skirt and blouse from separating in the middle, as the girdle belt keeps both snugly looch AJ MOD 4th No. Phone k er to the eye tow RKh - A CANNING 11J9. , WANTED TO RENT MIDDLE age couple warns or small home Cali p m. E. C. Jones, Nibley. Et JUST received shipment of Philco car 4 URN. home. 231 Weat 1st South CM ladtos for Chrysler product autos See after Motor them today at Siewart-Beadie- s jj, At Co , JO So. Main. Ph. 483 MODERN home at 40 Maundale Art with bin fed atoaer, nr.pUc, INBOARD motor boat and trailer. Ph and carpot. 037-RJJ1 ONE new dump bed 4 yd water level, NEW 3 bedrm. home, completely mo( and air conditioned 6(0 l.a 1st Sa 4 yd. ends. Dean T. Kun, Montl.ogan. JJ1 pelier, Idaho, $550. , V hme MphotneX37.,rme AI r . in place. Mixed or matched, scarves and belts can add colorful explanation points to your summer" "wardrobe. Experienced Vfcsr 155 MlXmaster, 255 East 6th No. GRAIN Credit and Operating Clerk, Female Tire and Battery Service Man IDS and A9 s Demands like these are against the J"hnson, I At "t , But what kind of rules are being of them asked for? Twenty-eigh- t would compel railroads to pay more money for the same, or less work; 7 would require additional and unnecessary men to do the same work; the rest would bring about changes in operating practices at increased cost. 024-R- 4 hot w&tei lieaur, t U gal metal dbl sink, 5 ft bath tub, 2 (JO ft k inch pipe, wooden shelves, show case, A labinet Ph. 623-- 4 More Money Tor Less Work . 1 Utah State Agr.cultur.d CnH Ai Pub, dates July 28, ,0 other native 13 1 So A5 FOR SALE, REALESTatT Oil- 0M-J- 5. Afford This Waste M urch ,!c ' -- I ul " belts Cant U I E1VE ru.mikably , Koj im un !onM I In Hyium, 7 mills buui r 1, ONE me. f rente Hume t KURTMtiHTBR Tweed luggage, half-p- i J.ekau Main St, eel. deJ' I 5.U0, Ph 1557-ice, travel lion, and t beat of gaiu.n J31 aevel at vu v Kol,d b l1v new bomea, bleak J "I COAL tauge, $10 06 3j6 No 1st East. alee a number of citetin, ul. ,,, ''"I ltfi4 I reit luaaunable Jtfl "ME in let a talk . bu, lira. ( and i am hen we have f,,, winch and power take off, 150 hour ITAH MOKTt.Al.h ft cable and chain, also alaudard G. Warren tORrOKATlOV army truck bed 8x13. JJi Pliuue S3Heal EBtate bcpai ti, ,,, Wright. 651 East 6tb North. ur 44 v i tail j p MONTH old cockrel cheap. Any number 41 vou wish. Keith Meikie Smithfield. to ACRE faun, flrat claw Phone 120. Also sheep camp on rubber i,rr Mmville canal Impret J31 wagon. .,e t' mud. Call 3(7 Su j 045-JJ31 STOCK saddle, $25.00. Ph. MODERN home. 2 bediomm ed. River Heiglila. Ph. 17)1-APPLES, yellow butter. 643 E 7 No. counters. This summer, more than ever before, the stais of Hollywood are finding new glamour in ribbons, scarves, and You Er'c A6 PRACTICALLY new furnace, ex. cond. AI Home 9ze. Inqulte Dick's Cafe. ductors and trainmen be reduced from 150 to 100 miles, which would have the effect of increasing their pay 50. Such a run often takes only two or three hours! 7 1947 South 720 UNDERWOOD standard typewiltet and white electric sewing m&ilmw, 100 No. 4th table model. Tel. 1817-A i East. NEW nation The railroads have received 44 rules demands from the leaders of the operating unions . . , representing engineers, firemen, conductors, trainmen and switchmen. They say they are seeking only changes in working conditions not a wage increase. A'J,in,siratu Attorney for Admintrdl0r Pub. dates, July 31 A B 21, and 28, 0,1 W L. E. NELSON, HAMMKKLUND super receiver, pio A5 condition like new. Ph. y7-- J By Bette Blake 29. BURBANK,' Calif., July Summer costumes, new or old, gain added smartness when accessorized with gay trimmings from the ...V FRANKLIN Vol. 38 50 A6 42 PESSE THE BUCK Now she has a chance tp blame else for making all somebody of her clothes passe, Shes ranting and raving against the fashion designers and ' sometimes even fooling herself into thinking she really is against a complete and radical change in styles Men, hearing her storm say with logic:Well if you oont want to wear long dresses, why do you let yourself be bullied into it? The answer is that the change in styles is giving women a chance to get a lot of new clothes and bldme somebody else for the 4il Hay ,t FoR subscriptions to Minmr language and arts the new magaiiue foi childA5 ren. Coll U6J-- new! But if she had decided on her own that she needed a complete new wardrobe, her husband would have thought she had lost her mind. Costumes From Notion Counters t W. A FINEST red pine lumber Ph. 1182-- Tested to To j A3 88 Mar. JOSElH JONES, Si Creditors will , tl( with vouchers to th, at his residence, 3vi X,mb East, Logan, Utah un' r the 4th day of Octobei ,, moie trom.-jPlans and specif k dt,ons tiauspaient AI had at the office ot the gal in tour mg Agent. 75i boal, . splay K beets. Th TABLE hUMNr-- Smartness Added ' Sot Main B-2- 1 No apples (NEA Telephoto New 42,000-poubomb developed by Army Ordnance wjll1 look lika) this when attached to a Boeing 9 Tests of this Superfortress. bugs bomb will be made in the Lear future using this Superfort.whlch was modified at the Boeing plant at Wichita, Kans. - - t l' tia If! it UUuw ttU East Atru ban, RED ' 11 Sup- Dec. . ELECTRIC water hcateis, Joi genseii Heatlong & Appliance NOTICE Bids will be NEW tiansmiasdon and rcai end pail-- , bv for model 'As . Luts af othtr lotd undersigned until 10 ,, m L h No ot Auto Lepau day, August 7, 194,. for l'hM' parts browns AS and Main. tion of 2 or i GLADS. i Bt Appliance 40 gal start MILLKTT and Sept- natp Parts 'Jorgensen sew service instruments cwoifator reme tube tester 16J-Hvrum. Phone Uster "''"H. (urlUir ln,',r Uldtjy- NOTICE TO 3 In the Matter 0ftlil.Diroi,. th, i, oil RADIO New Women A3 Heeds, coal, ga. Call 2b. cleaning. aud Heating E. 4th Nu 4? FOR beating the insecticide. (NEA T tit photo) Where grasshoppers are a(ko Record crowds were reported at all southern California beaches as temperatures In the Los Angeles area present, earwig bait or chlordane neared the 1947 record. Shown above is Hermosa Beach near Los Angeles where many sought l luge. would be preferred so as to kill with and earwigs grasshoppers the same treatment, Dr. Knowlton other looked at her tlred-ou- t 42,000-Pound- er Be Soon out wardrobe and sighed: "If I could pointed just throw everything out and We The 2 cheap. bicycle, t, occurrence Staff Writer men are American pretty much convinced that their women d to folk are tMaves fashion. They hear them complain that they don't want to wear longer skirts and that they hate to have to toss out all the ciothes in their wardrobes come fall and from scratch. Aud they see begin OLDSTER DIES them ready to do both. getting SANTA ROSA, Cal., July 30 KT-- i Monday. That just goes to show how litMrs. Reed Anderson Is at the Mrs. America Charlotte Wise- tle men really understand women. Budge hospital where she sub- man, who said The longer skirts are giving recently she re mitted to a major operation on membered Presidnt Lincoln well, women a break they havent had Monday. died last night less than four in years, and they know i. What Tuesday morning Nola Rie months after her 100th birthday. woman hasn't at one time or an- La-Vo- ir mans BATHINKTTE, good toud re n Cult and new tennis tatkt. JUJ-UO. Ph aue O genuine A3 415 Last JiU North Dr advised CuuiuH (until, icntra fur pi e I non Cauuta Eastman , made in Oeimanv, 620. loinpur with tase Ph. 868 new tout!. shutter, Ai ol-745 No, 2nd East. -. xni,k- M.IKl, I A3 FOLDINU . .. NOTICES 1KOBAIfc, AM. Ph. 148 water. BULLET Stove heating Smithfield LEGAL J3 Te fei th so (r |