Show 21ffil 2 Army Navy Promote 19 Illityluts in All Theaters akc Zfributte 9th Service 71 Tuesday Morning October 3 1944 - Ma-:-9- !x-Chi- ef 41 Whls ryledal 11 01 "7) r El SEARS PiraP PREP i YOUR 1191K FOR 101101M- - I U S Army 1 " I :1 David Mc Coach Jr G Maj 4 If commandng general Ninth service comand from October 143 to 1944 now Berving over- August 11“Aka has been awarded th1 chs-- t tinguishedl service medal for "exceptiona service in a duty of great resporsabllity" when he was in command of the area Th-- e citation says "tie continually devoted himself to enabling troops in his command to achieve a maximum of training without interruption due to the failure of service "His actions in connection with'L the liquidation and evacuation of maneuver the California-Arizonan2a were outstanding He contributed materially to the efficient of the varied actvities opration of the Ninth service command" Gen McCoach's home is row-iPhiladelphia ' ' ' ' 4- - 11 1 ' f it g 4 a 1' China-Burma-Ind- : " egf? Receive Clusters First Lt I' - 'L '- i Lt '1 : X'-'- - aerial h om headquarters in - Openo to Public Efft4 !lye Salt iniineCttely of 1Vasatkh cuinty footni:la avill be orwm Latonal again frt to trio public F C Koziol forest announced Monday ipervisor rie foothills had been closed to the public for two months during tAls fire hazard season s 4 311 Ott pings December 1911 and the books have been entitled "History and I 1 Sirotoniz qid ktts fr cars fmsows s Maki" yaw Capt Robert Earl Morley left for action in the European theater 1 of war last November in a his wife's bearing Jane- - A redheaded Petty girl painted on the fuselage further re- - 44' owriw 111f 13-- name---Dotti- wcool v orig tvrm Owe noon demi Gooloven sporktst slay Humor" M minded him of his ve01 gain end yol !s e auburn-haire- d An artit:le in The Tribune of Aug 21 told this story to the ibhc end thrta same article reached As a th desk of Reg Manning r result the original has arrived and appropriate elle to Capt orlevs helping in the downfall is very S of Hitler F ormer residents of Helper and - - - ikn ca- ‘ r ''''' Ott r gad 1 military pollee unit and engiCamp A tterbury Ind neer in France-- U rmy Sale Lists 1471 17ehicls corn-wif- mix-da- 71ey also seve wt-- only cr::1-1- - 723'e sand and wat" Jol-r- t Driver Forfeits S150 Cash Bond of Vie ca r:t 'erve CLr COuntry loaay on i'ne loattefro-4s With those of us who Lvat at home Is carryrg ol $':a-da-- Tn vve a-- -:s e EV m5:ntar1-n- Failing to sippéer before Police Judge Arthur J Mays Monday on a charge of drunken driving bgkest of servce s Gerald A VanGerven forfeited Mr VanGerven $130 cash bond was &Sept 12 in the vicinity of 1100 S 2nd West following a traffic accident court records reveaJed cases Monday Other were: arreste a traffic ntlina Mnrria tetteo $IO pprar :)AZ fin a tralltot nctiot torW CapItfil at a prnner odorant —nirrel Failing to ith Eaten 51 N Wntentl torfrited I A U SO eo V ft iley ActivitiesI WI Lake City TilesVnirei erordinas in 'mint otriRltlet Vass S!30 p m skatiniz et Woolly 4611 $ mate Rink p Roiler 6"1 S btate—Volce recordings on balcony m to record music p dancing S p 4on3 S State f4f 'teeny—rim men arid dancing hostesses from Holladay 71-2n- r-- Er'"I WE GUARANTEE 2---N 1—N Ignition Corbels H Frictl Pitted Volvs 4-- 44 S—Cloon Sprk Flogs Pweer soil Cool kAotair Through miles regular use will ctually gle pr gallon The driver of a car can actually FEEL th sind performanc of his motor Is Anti-Knoc- k keeps spark plugs closin ' ''t:- ' - x0e7!oc-- ft : : v t t" '': -- 4er sv i4 No $he osr differenc t 1 in 5 more the power DISTRIBUTED THROUGH Will-GA- 3rel East and So Temple LUBRITORIUM GAS-4t I CO OF UTAH S Today vit MUNICIPAL OIL 2nd East and 4th South th ROCK WOOL INSULATION i East and 4th South Cook! with w'I1-lr- HEAD START r rt grooming begins head of Ilimtroux rtir !kloroilne Hair l'onin helps tame unruly ends aupplements natural oil of dry scalp Adelstuatrehlwentohnir Large bottle only 25c Try 11oroliD e tiax Tot H 20 ft STOP HEAT LEAKS THROUGH WALLS USE SEARS CEILINGS MINERAL FILL INSULATION oill9 t t Bishop I t Service Men Report Moves 11 mond colitcrete tiasmelst i 4 Cubic Foot Bag highly efficient A low cost sounds — is clean odorless and Three Won't support V ermi n inches of rock wool has some Insulation value as 10 feet of Insulating material thatfromis ' easy to use! Just pour hag and level to desired thickness Especially suitattic able for Insulating floors and outside v‘alls moiement Ens Calvin F Beckatrom 767 4 E a s t and Ens Frank J 4 Nisbet 636 Browning ave were two of 109 young officers who recently were graduated from naval supply corps school Harvard university Cambridge Mass They will be assigned to duty aboard navy ships as supply and disbursing officers sgt Roy S Carlisle Salt Lake City now iti serving as clerk in )1 shoo supply section at an air base I in England Corp Frank W Sibley Jr marine corps Salt Lake City at pl recently completed naval air technical training center Norman Okla Corp R RennethBarnes Jr on of R Kenneth Barnes 1558 Princeton ave has completed an orientation course at an air service command station somewhere in England Pfc Ronald C Whittle son of Clarence Whittle Sand y was graduated recently from flexible gunnery school Laredo army air-- I field Tex Four Salt Lake City men have successfully completed primary 1111ght training— at Dorr field Arcadia Fla They are: Air Cadet Leo T Paeryson of 11: Mr and Mrs Elmer F Parry 1815 1 10th t z o 5 -'-- - I ‘i 1r71 i ! HI r'71 -- I 1 training )1- 1 llth East Air Cadet Glen F Verner sort of Mr and Mrs Guy F Werner Widths 6 7 8 9 10 Ft Length Panels in ot 3In Thick V2-- in Thick 4 12C sa' ft 5c sqft Basemint Aviation Cadet Arthur David Sweet son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sweet 1430 Federal way recently completed basic flying training at Merced army airfield Cal Pvt Howard C Bradshaw son of Mrs F S Bradshaw 1516 Princeton ave and Pvt John C Tyler whose wife Margaret E Tyler resides at 2751 E 35th South have enrolled in aircraft radio mechanics school Truax field Madison Wis Pvt Lyle F Fort son of Mr and Mrs G2 Earl Fort 3370-8t- h East has completed a course in radio operator Mechanies Sioux Falls army airfield Sioux Falls 7eed1430 attli SAOlti WALING $ID Olt ON SIAS $I NADI Roofing be 3-IN- SHINGLES HEXAGON -1 Ciivorog Basement Pitpto rt let 'te I - 129 ' )i 1 I ' ) 110 HAIR - FELT ti If- 11 METAL AND - FELT - 5A-I- ft 11'44'1'23C by gi 3 litrong bode fuzzy Stops drafts roll ij)kue 7' c A NORWICH PRODUCT r L 4 4 t :MAIN AT BROADWAY r 109 M : c a 1 r s etc rover stand moisture oil etc Basement State Sates Tar Include Tough treated to 2e-- TO 6 P M TUES p with- steel Easement e TIIIIIT SAT (MONDAYS 12 i ‘1 4 DIAL lever- Dunlap controlled Jaws ett! open tohold inches rt a y practically size clinker Se Inches los g Drown enameled For strip windows rfr itr HeavPrj CLINKER TONGS weath- - improved er doors Prices Quoted no Not gt L t NOON TO I 'P 1 tt 0 to NI 1 '''' i SALT LANE CITTs 1 L'T-A- 4 ashes or RASentent lhc metal inserts Sets f o r most doors and win dows Basement A gauge Per Foot White with felt HOURS-- 10 more do ors: t o apply ordinary car- - WEATHER STRIP Seal your home cold snow with these door and window sets STOKE ee TYPE GASKET against wind rain f' len handle for 141rit safety deep scoop holds pet tacks Basement 14 SETS ti ignite io LOng 14 At heat nh saves u P t t 1 100 tANIV Jrft white with metal water - resistant telt insert Easy to install with nail& Basement ' ) I 1V "11413"ftt ' - --- pliP--- 1 ri I 410 N rt c ()Ft 25c --1 WEATHER STRIP ARE SHOVELS Rtalt 17-- Ft GAUGE STEEL HEAVY EATHER STRIP and 98c Ask Bard side walls make easy nos- eking Weil bat- aneed easy to handle Heat treated high ear bon steel Basement ' PRPTO-BISMO- PEPTO-BISMO- or "D" Handl Relieve the distress of an upset stom- non-laxati- SHOVELS Lila that ach with soothing Many doctors recommend because ifs pleasant-tastinand your druggist for when your stomach is upset PURPOSE Scoop IP - 8 c11195 100 Sq Ft GENERAL elem rs - 19 Ft 101 S Roll ongoingoninopogi 4 A L 69 Sq Ft Reit 1011 Slate - surfaced hexagon shaped give extra value and shingles that wear Coated with l00 beauty extra pure asphalt—then covered with slate or green colors granules Red 79c-89- non-alkali- SLATE SURFACE rest actually surfaced with felt slate! Made of extra heavy 10000 cosered with pure saturated and surfaced with slate granasphalt—then ules For protection to your roof for years against severest weather extremes 3S-LMICA SURFACE The mica surfaced roofing has been proven to withstand extreme weather sheds condition's Recommended for treataPd small farm buildings etc It is with flake mica to guard against flying 90-L- B aparks c1tel1ic4ftntetT1loc For Windows Doors is ROLL TYPE ROOFING B !true club R:30 n rn Temple Square hotel—Salt Lake Klarants club norm 1 0 0 ball—Fraternal Order of EaRIPM m : bitariam Rebekah lodge Lodge 67 O 8 8 p m: quirrh Encampment 8 p m : Save at Sears on Fine Quality' East 12th p ro - Cuts heat losses:fuel bills This strong fiberboard resists heat and cold helps keep rooms at an even temperature For Liattics basements ving room and garages !Y Air Cadet Robert D Peterann son of Mr and Mrs G I Peterson 1007 Elm ave Air Cadet Darwin G Duffin11 son of Mrs Bernice BOARD INSULATION )!1 East 2281-6t- h WALLTITE Tribune-Telegra- GET A - t -- - money each ytiar in fecierajly sured savings and loan associations according to a report Monday from the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp Combined assets of the 42000 Utah shareholders increased 25(10 to $29488000 in the fiscal year ending June 30 Savings invested In shares rose from 17515100 to $23002700 ' e o' - ‘ ?it gb Utahns are investing 315 more in- removes and prevnts carbwit and laid deposits Increases compression Rducs wor protects rim's cylinders pistons volc11 gainst failure of the coling or lubricating system of your car New processed by 51 refiners and sold by indepndnt and rnair gas stations in 3514 other cities Available tollloog : 3In Resists fire — repels annoying t Li La - 14 'UNIVERSITY OIL S—locr I -- 22 sq Ji3IeetinsTodayl struction ab 74V 1i Bag Three Utah men received the rating of seaman 1c upon graduation from naval air technical training center Norman Okla They will be transferred to naval unit afloat or to another shore station for further instruction and work They are: A T Axelgard on of Mrs Karen Axelgard Price Graduate of Carbon high school Max E Hansen on of Mrs Cleo Hansen Provo Graduate of Provo high school Grant V Peterson son of Mr S D isnd Mrs Marius P Peterson 734 Loveland ave Graduate of West school high Ernest Byron Cutler on of Mr 0 4 and Mrs Thomas H Cutler Logan ttetings In Salt Lake City Tuesday promoted upon graduation- from Sroot executive Texas A & M college where he enuucti hous12:15Hotel—Rov m: WRsst eh LItierarY 2 r m Weetern Fliers 7 :30 r m received instruction in radio opera- Hub 7 JO p m: Plet phi Stu No Sigma tion Entered service in March Nu rht ddnft 7:10 p m IJ Inatirenee 1944 and received boot training an Hotel rtah—Mutlial Turkey Growers' a m : Salt at San Diego Cal Assigned to A Pin day:40 NorthArstPril Lake Chamber of Batt Lake Commerce p m: 12:15 Shoemaker Cal for further In12:15 p m Rotary club 8:15 Utalins Invest More In Loan Associations s - AVAILABLE NOW signment : - - 10-1- merving wit h 4' NEEDS AT SAVINGS! r Covrs Gilmon 4 WEATHER STRIPPING ant Frank J MeArdle son of Mr Lt ‘ ROOFING INSULATION Soi-ense- n and Mrs 11 E McArdle 218 Colfax pl promoted in New Guinea with engineer corps of amphibian command Entered service in March with national guard unit and received overseas assignment in November 1943 Two brothers First Lt Harry E MeA rale 8id MiSet Mr rdle n re Philip L I ia corps respectively B Gilson whose wife ha Jean Gilson resides in Payson promoted with air forces in Italy Attended University of Utah before entering service Received overseas assignment in July 1914 and has completed 30 missions 85 bomber pilot Jay L Van Dam son of L E Van Dam Sandy promoted in Italy with air forces A graduate of Jordan high school he entered service In January 1943 and received overseas assignment in July 1914 Participated in evacuation of combat crewmen from Bucharest Romania To second lieutenant: the selective service Dean W Bone son of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Bone Layton promoted upon graduation from Luke field Phoenix Ariz A graduate of Davis high school he entered service in May 1943 Lloyd J Benton son of Mrand Approximately 1471 military ve- - Mrs Rufus W Benton Kaysville e hicks from Ninth service commissioned u p on graduation mend installations v4II be dim- - from bombardier training school FiS surplus Poseti property to TIICACM Ariz Following a' short civilians areOrding to announceleave with parents Lt Benton will ment Monday from headquarters report to Topeka for furNinth service command Fort ther asmignment To sergrant: Douglas Thotrta L MA $filt Lake City Value of the vehicles including command c arssta - promoted at Camp Barkley Tex restiengec and ambulances wagons weapon U S Nav'y carriers dump and cargo trillkg and motorcycles amounts to $531- To lieutenant (Jg): 86208 Gerald It Nelson on of Mr and The equipment was turned over to the procurement division of the Mrs Sophie Nelson Farron Ern ery county promoted at Ft Lau-t- o treasury department when it failed derdale Fla Entered service in pass high requirements of army June 1943 ordnance inspectors To aviation ortinameemars 3e: Information relative to purchas- R Herold Magee son of Mrs in such equipment may be ob- tined by writing the procurement Angres Magee 429 Church st officer L' S treasury department promoted at Beaufort S C Now y at 1630 Waxer it benven home one leave he will report to Norfolk Va for reap- Proud and happy owner of an original Reg Manning cartoon is Mrs Dorothy W Morley of 706 E 3rd South The cartoon !arrived recently from Mr Manning in Phoenix Ariz and carries a per3onal autograph from the cartoonist in the Tight hand corner—"Howdy 'Dottie Jane' Morley and lots of luck to Bob" The story started when are Mrs Morley began to save the Pric!:Capt and Mrs Morley school of Carbon high graduates daily catroons from The Salt Lake Mr and Price Her Tribune upon entrance into 1Norld Mrs J F Wibleparents now reside at War II Her mother Airs J Frank 1139 E 5th South and Mr and Wible faithfully clips the cartoon Mrs Claude Morley still reside in from the paper each morning and Price Mrs Morley is an employe the rest of the job to the mount- - of navy public relations under Lt ing is done by Mrs Morley The- LeRoy D Simmons federal buildcoletion totals around 1000 clip- ing prior to this she was with since that meniorabIe day In IrS I k Salt Lake Woman Wins Reg Mannino- Cartoon Ughter pilot with the Eighth fighter eammand t '4 -- t 0 4 almost She'd almost prefer this to an original da Vinci Mrs Dorothy W Morley who since Pearl Harbor has collected cartoons of Reg Manning published in The Salt Lake Tribune now has this original to add to her collection re- - is a Fore 'e 1 L M L—J his $: i - I a- 0 - p W11111Eill s i sides in Los An- has been gelesmaking regular escort and strafing mis- s Ions IA 4 I lkfatthews e vire- Mrs ILadonne England Y i 1 flight over con- tirentat Europe - : l -' ' ' in ice iev d - Ls meritorious serv- ' r ' f?? 1 4 '' r" it7 4 s k p 414i t -- ! 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Matthews F2deral way has been awarded an oak leaf cluster ( to the air medal t for exceptionally I - Mr of wan I t Cecil R i i : ' "1" : To captain: Harold B Walker whose wife the former Phyllis Erickson and son reside at 1373 Thornton ave promoted with adjutant general division in England Assigned tol overseas duty in November 1041 Stanley J Spencer Salt Lake i City Leland (live Hansen Emery in engineer corps 6 prominent Mr Cutler Mr Magee To first lieutenant: Clifton M Walker son of Mrs Robyna Mode 966 Dresden pl prothernoted in ater where he has served for 20 months with quartermaster corps Errol Frank- Logan promoted With engineer corps V Reed Bishop son of Mr and Mrs A V Bishop Garland prornoted at Camp Haan Cal where r he serves with medical corps Gradt uate of Utah State Agricultural ii college Logan Royal II Sorensen whose wife Lt Van Darn Lt (jg) Nelson Alice R Sorensen resides in Morgan promoted in New Guinea A 4 graduate of Utah State Agricultural college he served as medical technician at Bushnell General hos- pital prior to overseas assignment in March-191A brother Lt Leon J is also serving in New Guinea Ills parents Iktr and Mrs G C Sorensen reside in Mt Pleas- ) I A 40 ' j: 3 11 |