Show 1kcthune 5alt 14x - 'Utah Starts Sunday Morning December 3 1944 Watchman Bandit Victim Recovers in Hospital t - ' - Tribune Intermountain Wire LOGAN—Regulation of Christ- mas tree cutting and selling to protect watersheds and conserve soil will be achieved in all counties and communities of Utah this year through a state-wid- e tagging program Prof e J Whitney Floyd forester-firchief warden reported Saturday The tagging program has been In effect for six years he explained Prior to this time many native trees were cut in 1:tah placed on the market and never sold During the past few years however nearly 100e of these trees have been used However because large Christmas tree dealers were placing their trees in Utah cities on a consignment basis many of the imported trees have been wasted The owner of private forest lands may cut trees on his own lands or permit his own trees to be cut Prof Floyd' explained: No cutting will be authorized on public lands except through permits and supervision Advise Buying in Cities "Most of the available trees of national forest lands are so far from larger centers of populations such as Salt Lake City and Ogdeil that under gasoline and tire ra- tioning it probably will be wiser for city dwellers to purchase their trees from vendors in these cities"he said Most of the outside vendors irn- port trees from other sections' such as Montana Oregon and Washington where it is good for estry practice to thin out the trees to allow the remaining ones to grow more rapidly Send Tag Instructions The program of regulated cut- ting and distribution already has started Prof Floyd has forwarded to all counties and municipalities of the state information regarding the procedure for purchasing tags and licenses The vendor may secure trees or local sourcesfrom but in order to buy tags he must show proof of the source- either by Fa' bill of lading Or notarized statement These: indicate that the trees were cut according to good conservation practices under permission of the land owner or manager 1-- e- - i 4'4! ' ' '" BAC Expects -- A I his neck He had been beaten on the head several times with a blunt instrument Capt Clifford K Keeter of the city police department said that two suspects have been arrested Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN — Condition of Samuel Alma Peterson 52 1723 Lincoln suffering head injuries sustained Friday night when he was beaten gagged and bound during art attempted robbery of the Ogden Troy laundry 2530 Wall was reported satisfactcry by attendants at Thomas D Dee Memorial hospital Saturday mght Peterson was robbed of his wallet containing $35 but the robber was unable to gain entrance to two safes in the officc reported Detectives Henry G Allred and Russell Fort who investigated NV T South-321Porter local agent for the- A D T burglary alarm system received a call from Salt Lake City to the effect that ' Peterson had not turned in his 11 o'clock signal Upon investigation South found the front door of the Regulated Tree Cutting ' r f'''' 1 ''' - 2 :i: $ i Increase Of Students '''' ksZi"1 ''''''1$01"-w--OVt- $ 71"' 4 iti' —1 : - i A742:45A6ANIC4: 09q: C '''it r:' 1 Tribune Intermountain Wire ze CEDAR CITY—A net increase in registration at the Branch Aricifltural college is anticipated when classes open for the winter term Monday morning despite the fact that several boys now attending will report to their draft boards at the end of the present term to Director Henry Oberaccording open plant hansley officers found Investigating c Peterson's hands bound with tape Current registration figures are '44k and an undershirt tightly around already more than 100 over last year the director said and a number of World War II veterans have indicated they would register for the winter quarter The director said that the 65 courses listed for student's choice during the winter term have been Tribune Intermountain Wire designed to meet either terminal 1(4OGDEN —Shirley Osmond 15 work in 'vocational fields or coltobwiWiwimmAioiotwO daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles lege preparation for professional v—eAke:kxsc4:dAv:vxw4y-trktp::4A Osmond 2366 Eccles ave was A course in plane geometry has America'snewest equipment for aviators forced down at sea is a scending by parachute parachute resting on water to anchor reported in a critical condition at the Thomas D Memorial hospital been listed for the term to enable boat I Utah product The armed services' new boat until sea crash victims reach it and completely assemSaturday after a fall from an returning veterans and others to which is made at the Mantiz bled boat moving forward powered by two a from dropped parachute planaby remove high school deficiencies in automobile early Friday plant of Reliance Manufacturing Co Photol show boat de engines When the car In wlfich she was this field and because it is a of friends requirement for graduation from riding with a group ' made a sudden turn she was most higher institutionsthrown to the pavement She was standing up in the rumble seat when the accident occurred according to witnesses police ' Tribune Intermountain Wire a WASHINGTON Dec 2 (— LOGAN—Dr R L Richards Tribune Intermountain Wire senate has given final tonThe farmers harvest sugar beets pohead of the department of botany POCATELLO Ida—If the early tatoes and green peas They are gressional approval to a measure and plant pathology at Utah State Tribune Intermountain Wire not the same men who in prewar to of 220000 acres of college and research arrival of winter is a nuisance to days traveled up and down the Utahdispose forLOGAN—The war food adminis- Agricultural in account for land held of the more Utah agricultural Idaho residents it is much west as professional highly skilled the Ute Indians t tration has 'established definite professor the govern292 will leave station to Mexican the by that than experiment and and thinners beet toppers LOGAN—E C Jeppsen head support prices on hogs for markets O for Cincinnati where in shawls ment nationals their Tuesday shivering they are quick to point out that of the industries and trades divi- and buying stations other than he will represent the Pacifie divi- at Fort Hall boarding school the professionals were often born The bill provides that 61000 sion at Utah State Agricultural Chicago ILL effective until June sion of the American Phytopatho- awaiting transportation Sunday in the United States and not set- acres be restored to the Ouray 11 30 L 1945 rt and and has extended college Humphreys at the society's to their sunny Mexico logical tled farmers A majority of the and Uintah reservations while professor of agricultural educaprovisions to hogs weigh- national society conference Dec 8 to 11 They were cheered Saturday nationals allotted by the Mexican the Indians will be compensated tion tett Saturday to attend the ing from 240 to 270 lbs Dr Richards who is president when Ferdinand Valdez camp su- government to take part in the for the remaining 159000 which The support ' prices now will American Vocational Assn nathe Pacific division will pre- pervisor told them their train7 W F A program came from good will be taken by the government tionar conference in Philadelphia apply to good and choice butcher of for use of the livestock industry sent two papers dealing with his will leave Pocatello at about farm homes they say Pa Dec 5 to 9 hogs weighing from 200 to 270 researches Provision is made also in the on disease of p m Sunday after picking up Prof Jeppsen will visit voca- lbs Previously they applied to stone fruits atvirus bill for members of the Ute tribes the conference 86 of their countrymen embarktional'schools in Camden and Es- hogs weighing from 200 to 240 to sue for lands which they claim The papers are titled "Redleaf ing from Idaho Falls and add apsex cciunty N J Baltimore and lbs only were taken from them without as it Affects proximately 500 from Magic valIn line with the Chicago support White Haven Md farms compensation under an unratified Prof Humphreys who is secre- price of $1250 per hundredweight the Sour and Sweet Cherry in leyThe scheduled-t- o take train first treaty and for grazing rights Utah" in and "Recent Advances on good and choice butcher hogs tary of the national them home was canceled due to of the Indians to be administered teacher training program is chair- which is $225 below the $1475 the Western X Virus Disease of heavy traffic by the grazing service man of arrangements for a break- maximum price established by the Stone Fruits" Mexicans apparently have some- Tribune Intermountain Wire Dr nichards also will go to fast of the organization during office of price administration the of a "chamber of commerce" BYRUM Cache County—Mr the conference He will deliver a support prices for markets other Washington D C where he will thing about their climate for attitude lifepaper entitled "Education in the than Chicago hnd at buying sta- discuss with various officials a considerable conversation must and Mrs William S BrownCache Land Grant Colleges in the First tions will be $225 under the 0 P A proposal by the U S department pass before they will admit hay- - long residents of southern S to appropriate War Period" to the agricultural ceilings in effect on Nov 15 1944 of agriculture ing seen snow before even from valley will celebrate their golden to on 815000 work for the these marketsand stations section of the conference promote a distance "En los mortes"—in On Oct 1 the support price of stonelruit virus in the west Kingsley Davis Thatcher 52 the mountains—they will finally died Mexico $1250 was established on a Chiand snow in falls Saturday at 7:30 a in at the grant home of a daughter Mrs Barin Mexico City one of the highest cago basis for hogs weighing 200 ave to 240 lbs but no specific support bara Smith 1067-1cities in their nation Born in Logan Jan F8 1892 a set cold become when for other markets Their feet up prices son of John B and Sarah M Davis they walk any distance and now Mr Thatcher attended Thatcher and then and slips Or' PROVO—Melbourne D Wallace Provo Music Lovers schools and Utah State will His falls Logan city always companions KOOSHAREM Sevier county— of the Brigham Young university snow from the as college and later brushes he Agricultural laugh Mr and Mrs William B Brown horticulture department left Satur- Wait lived for many years at Mammoth clothes of his the many Organist top layer have begun their 56th year of day for Yakima Wash where he Juab county He had been emPROVO—The Arthur Poister or- married life following a celebra- and mutters "In Mexico it is will represent B Y U at meetings now" warm weather ployed at Hill field for the past concert in S D on L the Provo wedtion Hortithem their gan State the of honoring Washingtcn two years They wrap large white handkertabernacle will be held Monday at ding anniversary culture society heads Survivors include his widow around their chiefs just m 8:15 inof -' Scotinstead Mr as was in Brown born Postwar plans for the food p Saturday somfor their ears Elton Thatcher eight sons Susie the above dustry will be discussed With erroneously reported Saturday land April 20 1863 a son of breros or felt hats Mrs in and Barbara daughters purchased The specific problems such as "New morning by The Salt Lake Trib- Richard and Helen Brown them warm A Mr and Mrs William S Brown Smith Salt Lake City Mrs Marmade their home in St Idaho do notofkeep Uses of Fruits" "New Outlets for une family Mrs Will observe golden wedjorie Whitehead Eureka brings Besides being an outstanding Louis Salt Lake City and Pay- descriptiion of ear muffs Fruit Production" and "Control of Fern Nutt Kathleen Geraldine surprise that anyanniversary ding and internationally known organ- son and when he was five years exclamations Pests" scheduled or treatment Cleo and Nancy Thatcher and one would think of such ingenious old they moved to Koosharem Mr Wallace planstp return next ist Mr roister is noted as a with Kingsley I Thatcher Jr S al t wedding anniversary Sunday Norin was born Mrs Brown protection Saturday When shown how to press snow- an open house at the family home Lake City three brothers Frank way Feb 4 1870 a daughter of Logan Roy D Mr and Mrs Syver Olsen When balls from a new fall of snow at Friends and relatives are invited D Thatcher 3 and 7 p Thatcher 'Ogden she was five years old the family the camp recently a number of to call betweenwas Raymond Cal a men took the art up Mr Brown born July 17 Thatcher Santa Barbara immigrated to Utah and made the grown and 1863 was in an a son Mrs WellsvilleT Martha afternoon of sister James When earnestly their home in Ephraim Sampson A Ogden and six grandchildren Mrs Brown was eight years old spent in good natured snowball and Caroline Smith Brown sde "Pelotas nieve" of native wife his to which Koosharem moved they fighting Hyrum Mary they call the pellets Larsen Brown was born April 1 has been her home since then Generally though the stead- 1873 a daughter of Peter and Gift They were married in the old Keeps on Giving Endowment fastly good natured men do not Cecelia Larsen They were marSalt LDS Lake IT house complain about the weather but ried Nov 22 1894 in the Logan 11 chilare the of accept it as part of their trip to L D S temple parents They "an rt Idaho dren nine of whom are still liv- the north to help They have six sons and daugh Nev GP)—Nevada motofters: Vernon W Farren L Tom istsRENO ing There are 44 grandchildren 341 more grade one will have R and Russell M Brown and Mrs tires available in December and 13 :14 than Jennie B Nielsen Hyrum and November announced the Nevada Logan Private Slated Mrs Orona B Palmer Tacoma 0 PA office The As Guest Artist slight increase li Wash 17 grandchildren two of was ordered in the 11 number of I i NI whom are in the armed truck tires to be rationed alLOGA:N—Pvt Louis Fornoff forces and serving five though tractor tire allotments and son of Mr and Mrs Harold Form-of- f allotment of new passenger autowas to invited appear OGDEN—Weber county sale of as Logan mobiles were cut Red Seal Records That Should on the Earl Carroll artist guest bonds to individuals has climbed Court of Honor Slated Grade one tire allotments were Be in Every Home Of this amount Vanities show in Hollywood Cal to $1058908 set at 12830 for December 'comhis parents learned Saturday LOGAN—A Logan district court $781616 is in E series bonds with November's 2480 870 pared ORCHESTRAL A talented accordion player of honor will be held Sunday at Ogden high school has sold nine truck tires compared with 856: 12160—JALOUSIE $1000 bonds and the total has Pvt Porno ff Is stationed at Camp 7 p m in the Logan First L D S 66 tractor tires against 72 and Cooke Cal averwith the army special ward chapel Prof Calvin Fletcher six new passenger autos sold comRitual Dance of Fire Boston "Pops" Orch An -- 105 been $12000 in bonds 17700—AFTERNOON OF A FAUN age of $100 a week has been sold services unit Last week he played district chairman announced pared with seven in November at the famous riollywood canteen In stamps Parts 1 and 2 Stokowski and Philadelphia Oral -- 105 0 P A said 18080—TRAVIATA PRELUDES Acts I and III Toscanini and N B C Orch 105 :"414t'''44::A '1: 4v t Vk '''k'''':: :!':'3iiii l'''' ' '"eo Z44A ' : - ::06-- 146' ' ''''' ''c ''l''' 1'1:''N :":4 '"''- - i T(' 2 out-of-st- 0 r : 1v ft Car Fall Victim Critical Xkto:o: : !!?'" I air-bor- ne I Botanist Maps WFA Supports Trip to Ohio - - Prices Vocation Leaders Hog illedcan Nationals Shiver As Idaho Snow Falls Given Okeh t East - Leave tite Land Sale price-suppo- Choke-CherryVir- Couple Wed 50 Years us 10-ye- ar BYU Student Goes Sevier Pai Note Wedding Date To 'Yakima Meet eliristM(I' gOT 'The That (I s( great-grandchildr- CEDAR CITY — With bond sales to individuals nearing the half-wa- y mark in Iron comity's 105 CROOKS YOU On Wings of Song — 7605—JOHN CHARLES TH031AS el' Tannhauser—Song of the Evening Star Traviata—Thy Home in Fair Provence 105 NEEDED! KRE1SLER Thais—Meditation Tambourin Chino's FINGERPRINT CLASSIFIERS This well paid work will not play out when the war is overt No special education ts needed Can learn in own home at low cost without interfering with present rz - 105 105 ELMAN Air for G String Ave Maria—Schubert 14115—JASCHA HEIFETZ Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso—Parts 1 and 2 Job Letters to Service Men ADDRESS 105 tria 111731c Lo' Os --- ---- 47 SOUTH MAIN ST- - to Pt !"1'"'"""4 sixth war loan campaign county war finance committeemen prepared Saturday to assure going over the top in individual sales before Thursday Dec 7 s Regional Director Frank Richfield visited the county Friday and conferred with drive workers here and in Parowan A rally at Parowan Friday night featured G O Larson director of the L D S Institute here as speaker and a special musical program furnished by artists from the MAIL VAME - rte3 out-of-sta- er te ' - - APFt DEAFENED BYU Social Unit Cougar tussle with Montana State Bobcats in the Joseph Smith banquet hall and clubroom at Brigham Young university Dee Sanford Tsusig was chairman of the event with representatives of the various men's social units assisting as follows: Gus Shield Tooele Vikings Niel Welling Farmington and Virgil Taylor Brickers Bryce Bailey Joe King and Dee Sanford- - Tausigs and Ellsworth Snow Shipley Snow John Walker Borigadiers Give Them Hearing Again with an 'IV AUREX HEARING AID Christmas carols conversstion church radio movies they all comeback with the AUREX HEARING AID Instruments are individually fitted For slight or severe loss Use coupon for details about this great gift of happiness for some memberofyour family or a friend R E MORRIS COMPANY 504 Judge Bldg Salt Lake city rtats Please send me information Aiwa ' R city health decasen of partment announces 27 tiltfor week contagious diseases 1: Chicken pox 14 ending Dec mumps 9 scarlet fever 1 whoop ing cough 3 OGDEN—Ogden Nam 0 - --- -- - State gucatvthzod 'frit ' 4 I A I t ' AGE PHONE SHIFT Box W25 Salt Lake Tribune f 4111 $ e 1 100ot c á ' of Bond Quota Seeks Dec 7 Finish Mar-tine- 105 VIOLIN :-Oay- B-1- en Iron County Sells 50 Dourga Fair Protect Ifs CIIA - one-ha- $1058908 LakmeBell Song 7103-8HS- air-bor- li IiICSEO st Weber Sales Hit - COALVILLE—The students of the Summit L D S stake seminary have just completed sending out over 200 Mimeographed letters to 1 friends and relatives in the service announced Prin Mary B 0 Branch Agricultural college and Cedar City directed by Prof Roy L Halverson The junior chamber of commerce in charge of individual sales in Cedar City said solicitation of homes in the city was expected to be completed by Tuesday night and the plans were going forward for a huge "clean-u- p sales" rally here on Dec 13 V Meanwhile county loan drive director Stanley Erandshaw said corporation sales had reached quota by Saturday and that public funds would be forthcoming to more than meet the county quota Iron county's overall quota is $255000 of Which $165000 has been earmarked for individual sales REMOVE "LOTS OF SPOTS" from many kinds of clothing - fabrics drapes upholstery —with Mufti the znulti-us- s A favorite spot remover cleaning fluid for over 25years None better for general home uae Save time— and money—help relieve overworked cleaning plants by using Mufti at home Colonel Addresses Lions ' "!k soldier& ------ I Users of MULTNOMAH Batteries are enthusiastic with claims of better service longer life and Multnomah is the PERFECT less trouble Battery for your car Dependable under all conditions Many MULTNOMAH Batteries hays stoo4 up in cars as long as 5 to 10 years MULTNOMAH M 11 FT 11 TRUCK BATTERIES Their Extra Heavy Construction insures Extra Power Strength: Life Low cost per mile Many satisfied users Fleet Operators and :Truckers CD COALVILLE—Col Arnold Rich head of the state selective service r' system was guest speaker at the EV1 13 soc' Li Coalville Lions club bimonthly dinner and program His talk THE MULTIUSE SPOT REMOVER centered mainly on the part Lions clubs must play in providing jobs for and in counseling returned rvs I Cost If It Replacement Without Months 12 Within Fails —"4 ' ate - - - war-sho- VOCAL e844--ntr- Tribune Intermountain Wire MANTI—Just like a story from a Jules Verna book is the new airborne lifeboat for sea rescues It is of especial interest to Matins because the particular 'chutes which are used in lowering the boats and act as a Rea anchor to hold them stationary are rnanu:- factured in Manti at the Reliance Manufacturing Co plant The boat is 27- feet lt foot long has seven and beam weighs 2800 pounds Location and instructicins on where to proceed are written by the pilot and navigator of the rescue 7 when they sight personnel adrift in a life raft or floating in the sea inserted in a special compartment in the boat by reaching through a prepared hole in the bomb bay door A clock is set and started in the boat at the Same time This rescue boat has two engines one of which has a fresh water still which produces a gallon of drinking water for every gallon of fuel The still also serves as a heating and cooking unit There are more than 80 items of equipment in the boat ranging from blood plasm'a to Make It a Joyous blankets and clothing including CHRISTMAS enough food to serve 12 mertfor 15 days for the tJ ego rt 12136—MILIZA KORJUS If I Could Tell Manti Plant Makes New Rescue Boat Nevadans Given More Tires a totgrl ' Lakme—O st ! a Party Locran Native Dies Slates PROVO—An invitational men's social unit danclig party was held In L Hine Saturday evening followings the - 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