Show November 9 : 194-- 1 14 Graduated At Farragut 21 Thursday Morning 40 Utahns Win Rank Promotions in Armed Services Ray Kormit Peterson Newton 13 months and serves as aircraft with mechanic Cache county promoted aV T® major: s1 John D Martin son of Mr and ' X A quartermaster corps Robert Lee Trout 95 S Wolcott Mrs John E Martin 42 Jeremy 3282 Wall Elgin Clyde Stegen i: ave promoted with engineer st field promoted with air corps in ave Ogden with artillery A corps corps Italy A graduate of West high 1 i 1137- - school Charles Frederick LeCurer 1449 Lambert Norval he entered service in Hardy 'A v Rrr&n ave promoted with field V 8th East with air corps 1940 and serves as chief August David M Edgehill son of 'Mrs armament artillery inspector Hilton Denuley Riverton proV—Alice U Edgehill 1579 Sherman moted with field artillery ave promoted at Buckley field To sergeant: v:A former University of Colo William M Farley son of Mr To captain : rt Utah student he is adjutant with and Mrs William W Farley David Marston Edgehill 1438-I6t- h forces training command His air in West Indies promoted with East promoted 716-5t- h air corps wife Jane F Edgehill resides In with infantry Home on y East Max Wei ton Lund Colo Denver to will Ft he i report furlough i promoted with air corps A for Ilenline Katchcl Douglas reassignment Sgt 8Sgt Vernal To lieutenant: first Hall David Bingham of Granite high school graduate advanced with air corps Mendon he entered service in August Glenn C Anderson Sven Ross Melgaard son of Cache county advanced with air 1942 Mayor and Mrs S P Melgaard corps Patrick Kelly son of Mrs Maude Fairview promoted at army air Edward Cledus Durant 203 E Kelly Ophir Tooele county proforces base hospital Lincoln Neb st advanced with air corps moted in Italy Holder of presia of h 4288-5tis Gordon Lowell Wright graduate Capt Melgaard dential citation medal he entered the University of Utah and WashEast promoted with air corps service in December 1941 and has school John C Sharp son of Mr and been overseas for two years ington university’s medical St Louis Mo He was commisMrs Jesse B Sharp 1185 Windsor Graduate of Tooele high school sioned In June 1942 and has been st promoted with military police Donald B Eatchel son of Mr stationed at Carlisle Pa and unit at Camp Polk La A grad- and Mrs H B Eatchel Kaysville His wife Helene Tucson Ariz uate of East high school he at- promoted with military police battended University of California talion in France A graduate of Rodgers Melgaard and son Billy are with him prior to entering service in Feb- East high school he entered servClair F Russell son of Mr and ruary 1942 He was commissioned ice in March 1943 Received traini Mrs A P Russell Route 4 Og- fesr-upon graduation from officers’ ing at Camp Maxey Tex Camp fefcfo t alias An i candidate school Ft Custer Mich Claibourne La and Fort Custer den promoted with commissary in Lt Ashby a year ago His wife Geraldine Mich A graduate of Weber high Capt Melgaard Italy school he has been with armed Young Sharp and two children To technician fifth grade: reside in Berkeley Cal forces more than five years Also 1 Ariel G Anderson Yost jBox 4 ' 1626-13t- h Hansen Paul served in the north African Jay Elder a H £- t'i-- vV- A county promoted in New East promoted with air corps is a tractor Charles Durrell Hendricks Lew- Britain where he v iston Cache county advanced driver Entered service March 3 k' 1941 and has been overseas since ! ' ' with infantry August 1942 To second lieutenant: 4 To corporal: ' Two Salt Lakers were commisJoseph W Graves son of Mrs L formula arit FKCHLIST CUOICKI sioned with infantry recently upon y i Mi dot Otoir £L)ire0 pi! M tyf Tfeorotaa Special to The Tribune FARRAGUT Ida Nov 8— Four sailors from Salt Lake City were included among the 14 intermountain area men graduated from service schools at this U S naval U S Army '’ j ( - ’ 5 i-- training center - y r The men and their new ratings s — V':- V Hol-lad- are: Radiomen — Glen R Grosenbach Richard T Jeffs Nampa Ida 437 Grant st Salt Lake City Khalil H Jones Malad City Ida Edward C Morgan Las Vegas Nev and Richard L Weigand Baker Ida seamen first class Storekeepers — Victor N Camm Coeur d’Alene Ida Leon A Hal-gre- n 1026 E 2nd South Salt Lake and Ernest H Damon City Winnemucca Nev seamen first class Harold W Ryan Reno Nev seaman second class ay 30-da- E M Graves 745 E 2nd North Logan promoted in Italy A chief welder in ordnance supply and maintenance company with air corps he entered service in January 1912 and was assigned to overseas duty in September 1942 Formerly attended Logan high school 5- Itrfcuar orv&fM QUICK! Tha tend aoftaa feet $100 tuba ts ahrtaft vrllmf Kertal Ointment Or et Taaratoa £ War Timer Ker?l Konpotitorim only Tfrorntaa 10OAI itv cent cor Try OOCTuKS' St An Good Dm Stores Errrrwhrre — wr la Salt Lake City at Owl Drug Store ( Advcrtiaemeotl s A7& - completion ' Sgt Farley Sgt Kelly Mr and Mrs occiEmmsmim J K Smith ©emeral Eledteic answers yoEir questions albeuS 145-3r- d a graduate of South high school Richard James Ashby son of Mr East jH Qu GQjGKDQuCDQG candidate training at Ft Benning Ga They are: Eliot Dale Barton son of Mr and Mrs E S Barton 1165 Lake st a former University of Utah student Jesse Kimball Smith Jr son of Mu' 1L of officer and Mrs W E Ashby 868 Roosepromoted at Kirtland field Albuquerque N M upon completion of advanced bombardier school A graduate of West high school he entered service in the spring of 1943 To staff sergeant: Grant W Koyle son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Koyle Spanish Fork promoted in England where he serves as waist gunner on 4 Liberator bomber A graduate of Spanish Fork high school he entered army June 7 1943 Received training in Texas and Colorado Thomas Earl Tuckett son of Mr and Mrs John Tuckett Spanish Fork promoted overseas where he is radio operator-gunne- r on Liberator belonging to Red Raider A graduate of Spanish group Fork high school he received radio and gunnery training in Illinois and Florida His wife June Clayson Tuckett resides in Spanish Fork Ellis Ilenline son of William H Henline Charleston Wasatch county promoted in Italy where he serves as a paratrooper Holder of purple heart he has participated in two major battles Leland C Neff son of Frank Neff 5018 Cqttonwood lane promoted in Italy with depot repair squadron A graduate of Granite high school he has been overseas nnn velt ave WILL DEAR IF YOU WILL GO WITH ME NOW TO SELECT SURE ASKING you FOrTHE LASTTIME — WILL DAISY MARRYME2 jf THE I FURNITURE FOR OUR N EW HOM Edt ctaAtlo FURNITURE OO E VERY is striving to please you ill v Kb m t ? hrr-- i :iiY : m is in Q What will sets cost after the war? A It is expected that set prices will begin around $200 unless there are unforeseen changes in manufacturing costs Higher priced models will also receive regular radio programs and in addition FM and international shortwave programs Perhaps larger and more expensive sets will include built-i- n phonographs with automatic record changers S' s Q How big will television pictures be? A Even small television sets will probably have screens about 8 by 10 inches (That’s as big as the finest of pre-wa- r sets) In more expensive television sets screens will be aa large a3 18 by 24 inches Some sets may project pictures on the wall like home movies Naturally pictures will be even clearer than those produced by pre-wsets ar Q What kind of shows will we see? A All kinds For example: (1) Studio stage shows — dancers vaudeville plays opera musicians famous people (2) Movies — any moving picture can be broadcast to you by pick-u- p television (3) of sports events parades news happenings GE has already produced over 900 television shows over its station WRGB in Schenectady On-the-sp- ot y yve thirst-quenchin- pleasing you he profits accordingly And so do you (i street BIATZ BRtWINO CO IN OUft MILWAUKEE VI g low GOOD TASTE we profit from our success — but so do you! M That’s why we urge you to try Blatz Beer if Good Taste is winning more new friends dailyl So when a manufacturer succeeds in r in succeed in making beer that you like better that gives you more melsatisfaction in If manufacturer in America That’s only’ natural onr-wa- i S Street! One-Wa- y Profit is mutual It dnetn V run on AJ U B-2- Profit Doesn’t Run on a fV T er J t cv kk U1 - Electrician's mates — John D - - a I- Barnum Mesquite Nev Leonard P Green Pocatello Ida and R B Zufelt 1221 S 9th East Salt Lake City firemen first class H Owen 50 Visaing pi Jerry Lake Salt City fireman second class Gunner’s mate —Charles E Ved-dCoeur d’Alene Ida seaman first class f A vKv V WIS 93rd YtAJt MILWAUKEE’S MOST EXQUISITt SEES - Q Where can television be seen now? A Nine television stations are operating today — in Chicago Los Angeles New York Philadelphia and Schenectady Twenty-tw- o million people — about one-fift- h of all whoen joy electric service — live in areas served by these stations Applications for more than 80 new television stations have been filed with the Federal Communications Commission Q Will there be television networks? A Because television waves are practically limited by the horizon networks will be accomplished by relay stations connectingflarge cities General Electric set up the first network five years ago and has developed new tubes that make relaying practical G-- E station WRGB since 1939 has been a laboratory for engineering and programming J fk Vi ’ Q What Is GE’s part In television? A Back in 1928 a General Electric engineer Dr E F W Alexanderson gave the first public demonstration Before the war GJE was manufacturing both television transmitters and home receivers It will again build both after Victory Should you visit Schenectady you are invited to WRGB’s studio to’ see a television show put on the air I'1 research another example of Developments by General Electric scientists and engineers working for our armed forces on land and sea and in the air are helping to bring Victory sooner Their work in such new fields as electronics of which television is an example will help to bring you new products and services in the peacetime years to TELEVISION follow G-- E General Electric Company Schenectady N Y FOR VICTORY BUY AND HOLD WAR BONDS Buy War Bonds fl iii - —i ri fin iA- - rl Hear the General Electric radio programs: “The G-Orchestra" Sunday 10 ” NBC— news World EWT "The 6:45 pm EWT CBS weekday every Today pm E GEWEilAlL AU-Gi- |