Show ' t ESTABLISHED Sixteenth Year — No 51 MTIONALCDITORIAl— AUGUST mi - - At Tremonton FOR FRIDAY Price $200 A Year Outing Planned For for Haryest Volunteers to Land in Bed TOO heavy for you? If you lift it anyway and especially if you lift with your back instead of your knees you’ll something “HELLO” TO EVERYONE New Ruling Given On “Furlough Gas” DISTRIBUTION July 28 1944- MIA Girls A TIMES the THURSDAY August Rodeo Planned A TO THE CHURCHES NEXT NEWSPAPER IS A TOWN’S ASSET VALUABLE MOST Plans for the Box Elder County — Rower W Babson rodeo are getting well under way according to announcement made this week by Kleon Kerr secretary of the County Fair Board and Junior Chamber of Commerce committee under whose direction the three day event will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday August 17 18 and 19 Contracts were signed sometime ago with the Hutchinson Rodeo this Company to furnish GREETING the stock TIMES’ A July 28th to the Sherman Oylers and their representative promisthe ed the committee that some of Wallace Wise family the in the west Carl Manns and to Sgt Russel the best buckers H Boss overseas and to the would be secured to make the thousands of other Times read- show more exciting and interesting than ever ers everywhere at home and concessions Special acts and been secured and Homer Valley days are warm and val- have western ley nights are briskly cool as Holcomb the king of the the big grain harvest gets under- clowns will again entertain the way The peas are all in the crowds with his antics Work is going on now at the tans now and the cannery can cool its boilers until the tomato rodeo grounds to put the chutes corrals and stands in good shape tarvest starts The confor the coming event V on the of cessions will be located ONE OF THE WONDERS this year near the fair the grounds us to for industry promised rodeo stands days after the war is over really Advance interest is shown in has us interested It is wrinkle the rodeo by early inquiries from proof suit Serge suits after the some of war they say will be treated so the many top riders whom were here last year you can sit with your coat tail Mark your calendar for August rumpled up for hours and still 17 18 and 19 three big days jook fresh from the cleaners want to visit the Let's have the war over in a that you will Box Elder county rodeo at Tre? urry! monton advises Mr Kerr v SPEAKING OF CLOTHES on mere have been movements for several years to popularize EVERT PRINTED Garland Utah Friday o be sure to break You can find poison oak or ivy Don’t in the wood lot somewhere let it scare you The swelling and in down will a week the itching go or two The Garland MIA is making plans for a canyon outing for aU the girls of the ward of MIA age next Tuesday announces Mrs Barr us All girls are asked to meet in the chapel at 12:30 Sunday afternoon to hear about details of the trip and to complete arrangements Workers Must Have Social Security Numbers Office Manager Lists Those Requiring Account Numbers If you can get the bullmaynervous follow “All persons who are working in employment covered by the Social Security Act must have account numSocial Security bers” said W R Duggan Ogden a full coat of tan the first field oflice manager of the Bureau of day in the sun? The excruciating Survivors Insurance who visited Garland this pain will last only a few days with week plenty of doctor’s care “Some employers believe that over 18 years of only workers stop and think before age and workers employed full time need Social Security acyou put your hands in the macount numbers This is not cochinery? You can no doubt leam rrect” said Mr Duggan “Every to along pretty well without person in covered employment fingers regardless of age must have a account Social Security number — don’t do the “Each employer in covered dustries must deduct the tax silly things mentioned above the wages of all his emfrom When you answer the call to help ployees regardless of age or with emergency harvesting of food length of time they work for him avoid getting hurt in any way The employer must report the lose amount of wages paid to the emYouj Nation can’t afford an hour of your time ployee each calendar quarter durEvery employee ing the year must furnish his employer with his Social Security account numThen ber an employer when State Chairman Asks Funeral Held reports his wages the employee Aid For Russians Drowning Victim may receive credit for them on his and Survivors InFuneral services were held at surance account The age of the To obtain clothes for Russian worker is not a barrier to issucivilians left destitute by Ger- East Garland Monday at 1 pm ance of a Social Security acman plunder and whose needs are for Shizuo Henry Kaku 8 who count number: It is true that mounting daily as the Russian lost his life Thursday afternoon armies liberate more and more when swimming in the canal in some states local laws may prohibit women and children cities and many thousands of near his home The service was conducted by from wprklng ' in certain jobs civilians once held under bondbut these limitations are deterage by the German armies the Bishop Robert J Potter and mined statutes by state labor Russian Relief society will or- members of the East Garland not by the Social Security and took ward a part statewide ganize The boy known to his friends Act Even infants employed in drive for secondhand clothes and movies have Social Security shoes Arthur Gaeth state chair- as Henry is reported to have the remained in the canal swimming account numbers man anouneed Saturday and employees are “Employers had left The drive will be held in Utah after two other boys to the local field contact under the water and gone home When urged August 7 to 12 inclusive Social office of the Security Utah he was missing towards evening the sponsorship of the Board at 380 P 0 Building in Council of Defense the American investigation led to his clothes when they have Ogden any Legion Department of Utah and on the bank A search directed questions regarding the issuance by Sheriff Hyde and Bishop Potthe American Legion Auxiliary or use of Social Security account A goal of five pounds of used ter failed to recover the body numbers or if they have any questwo miles stream down clothing and two pairs of unbroken shoes for each family in until 1:30 pm the following tions regarding the other provisions of the Social Security Act the state has been set accord- day to Mr Gaeth The boy is survived by his par- NO DUP ing MEETING ents Mr & Mrs Kazuji Kaku Officers of the Garland Camp RICHARD COOMBS VISITS and eight brothers and sisters the Daughters of the Pioneers of valSeaman bichard has Coombs The family lived in the 2c announce that there will be no visit ley about two and over for a f stopped years of that organization meeting with of the time at East Garat most friends and relatives held this month land since coming here from Fielding and Garland while from Farragut Idaho to California BECKSTEAD PLAYING WITH San Francisco He left Tuesday UTAH SYMPHONY TUESDAY EAST GARLAND BOYS J R Beckstead will again play FOUR-ICLUB ACTIVITIES VISIT HOMES in the first violin section of the The VSIT club of Garland Utah State Symphony orchestra went up to Red Banks with all Ralph Holman left Sunday for next Tuesday when it appears clubs trom the other Box a camp in Texas after spending the University of in concert Elder Cache and Rich counties his furlough visiting with his Utah stadiumat with wife Mr his & and parents They stayed for three days with the orchestra Appc'aring Last week they met at the Mrs L M Holman be will the celebrated soldier home of and Mr fc Mrs Eugene Oyler are Charlene Lewis pianist Corporal Leonard worked on their dresses visiting with Mr fc Mrs John whose solo playing with July 26th they met with Co- Oyler Eugene is on furlough a concert the at orchestra last lleen Munns and worked on their Gene Isaacson is visiting with won enthusiastic praise of dresses There will be only two relatives in East Garland while year both the public and the music on furlough from army duty this more meetings this year critics — Connie Hunsaker reporter week plenty of excitement and follow fast Get Why jet PLEASE to idea but men are so set in A new policy in granting gasomeir ways that most of us may line to members of the armed never live to see the coats out of services on leave or furlough in the straw hat season will have a good effect on morLabor ale day to from Decoration stated Chqrles J Wood of day the Garland war price and raourWe are so conservative board tioning selves that we can hardly get Beginning July 25 a servicejoinienthusiastic about seriously man or woman on leave for a Shirt-tail Outside of ng the League period of three days or more will Wearers be entitled to one gallon of gasV oline for each day of his leave BUTLER HEBER F 0 spent The new rule replaces one grantmree days at home visiting his ing a flat five gallons regardless week of and friends this f arents length of the leave or furih furlough from the advanced lough CaliDying field at Van Nuys It has become evident that the fornia He flew to Hill Field old policy which resulted in givLake ing too much with a friend from Salt gasoline to serCity vicemen who got many short V leaves was unfair to the man conWHAT out PEOPLE THINK the of country and serving cerning the nearness of victory returning after a long absence isn’t likely to make To eliminate this unfairness the in Europe of the in new difference rule tailoring length the amount any the war but it is interesting of the ration to the length of leave or furlough was worked just the same No one we have talked to lately out by OPA in conjunction with will representatives of the army and Christmas minks another fmd us still fighting the Ger- navy rations will mans Very few think that Hitnow Furlough ler can last until Thanksgiving range between a minimum of for Most think that the first chill of three gallons a of 30 galautumn will be sufficient re- leave to a maximum minder to the Nazis of the dis- lons for 30 days comforts of another war winter the three ediof help to cause them to sue for peace requires a copy reader an office that tors with a mighty war machine before then will be pushing them girl a copy cutter a compositor a proofreader a copyholder a steadily bacK into Germany itself make-umake-uman p a editor But there were those who a few years ago were going to have a stereotyper a pressman and — the whole war over long before various lusty circulation men sav '20 toilers 15 or earnest in and it is a sad fact now that the enemy is never so impressed all by our might as we ourselves BOB ALLRED son of Mr & are prone to be It is confidence of victory on the part of both Mrs W L Allred of Garland has been serving on a navy tanker in adversaries that makes war after all the Pacific He recently reported that he was with the fleet in V BILL CAPENER who says he a major engagement off Saipan V hat been exposed to a concentratSOMEONE WANTED TO know ed course in electricity at Farra-guin the office for a who has been helping our war stopped One brief visit on his short citizen sug-leave effort most with that Hitler his which ended Wednesday gests Bill says the country up there screwy intuitions hasn't been He would hurting our cause any is really beautiful v like to have had time to see a V FOWLER HORACE formerlittle more of it but there was that electricity course to worry ly of Garland is another of our about He is now on his way to readers we didn’t know we had coast ter we to once his in a the see find first ship-afwhile Every six months in the navy someone else who is following V local events with keenest interest THE FOLLOWING is being ITEM is from the Times that York mailed them by one of the readquoted from the New Times It illustrates the differ- ers we do know about Horace who is a Yoeman ence between a little newspaper with the Seabees in the Hawaiian a and big one: Islands receives his paper from All Around Man In a much The newspaper man Mrs Lottie Austin is not extinct We read about appreciated letter to the Times H W Garrett editor of the this week he sends a greeting (Ga) Courier who wrote “to all the Garland people” that issue from his Christmas cover sounds truly sincere to cover sold the advertising set lie is enjoying both his work the type made up the forms op- in the office of the Battalion erated the press and performed commander and his travels but and says “a quick defeat of the enthe wrapping addressing mailing all by his lonesome emy is the one thing that is Metropolitan work is foremost in every serviceman’s newspaper not like that For instance this heart” He would still like to paragraph to reach the reader get back to a civilian job V For NO ORCHESTRA There BONDS OVER AMERICA will orchestra J announces structor “Eternal vigilance i the price of Liberty” Thomas Jeffe- The University of Virginia usual high school this Friday Beckstead students will practice as next week however UDY ON FURLOUGH Corporal Lavoy Udy Mr A Mrs T J Udy of is home from California lough Charlottesville 1c A and land pital Be Vigilant I2izr Bay R no In Europe ore of the oldest seats of is the University Prague in Bohemia It founded in 1348 was seized by the Nazis and now only of a Nazi theories are taught Farm Safety Many Agencies Point Out Ways of Reducing Accidents Prominent farm organizations news publications and government units are joining In a nationwide drive to help reduce the high accident rate on farms during National Farm Safety week “I suggest that all persons and organizations concerned with agriculture and farm life unite in an effort during this week to stimulate among farmers a full realization of the need for constant attention to the hazards of their calling” says Governor Herbert B Maw In an effort to reduce the accident rates among rural workers now the highest of the nations 6 major industries the Northern Utah Soil Conservation District is assisting in this campaign Carl C Shriber district supervisor chairman has announced More than 200000 people were killed in farm accidents last year and 2000000 others were injured according to government statistics The loss of time from farm mishaps is estimated by the National Council to be Safety double the number of necessary to produce the annual American wheat crop or a waste of more than $1000000000 each year Surveys reveal that 28 percent of all farm work accidents' involve machinery 28 percent livestock 10 per cent falls nine per cent excessive heat 6 per cent lightning and all others 20 per cent About 97 per cent of the fahn machinery accidents investigated in one state involved an unsafe act on the part of the fanner contributing to the accident One third of these injuries were assigned to the wearing of loose clothing one out of every four occurred while the operator was cleaning oiling or adjusting a running machine and one out of seven was attributed to the a child away failure to keep from a machine Explaining the importance of the safety drive officials cite records showing that the farm accident rate has remained high for the last 30 years while the number of industrial accidents has been reduced by 67 per cent and the industrial accident severAt ity rate has been cut in half frethe farm accident present quency rate is nearly three times that of industry In Utah the Farm Bureau is illustrated posters distributing and colored literature to impress upon farmers and farm laborers the importance of being careful and avoiding accidents has The Utah Farm Bureau suggested 12 “do’s" for farmers to “keep fit for the farm front Have a are: physifight” They cal checkup eat wisely wear combeware of poifortable clothes son ivy learn the right way of lifting keep your balance on ladders prevent haytime hazards involving pitchforks operate tractors safely stay away from handle livestock machinery properly use right tool in farm repair jobs and prevent farm fires IN CAVALRY Boyd Munns who has been assigned to Cavalry duty left last week for Fort Riley Kansas for Mr and Hills parents training Mrs Frank Munns spent the Sunday before his departure with him at Fort Douglas RATION MEATS son of Riverside on fur- baby boy was born to Mrs Arnold Larson of July 21 at a Brigham MUNNS BOYD again LAVOY rson author of these words left s monument to freedom the University of Virginia at PRACTICE be practice Nation Turns Attention to thru A5 July REMINDERS FATS— Red stamps AS Z8 good indefinitely B5 and C5 become good 30 and remain good in definitely Mr PROCESSED FOODS— The blue A8 thru Z8 and AS B5 good indefinitely F5 become good August and remain good indefin-itel- stamps Gar- are thru hos- 1st TO CHINOOK Mrs Malcolm ren who have Gaddie and childSUGAR— Stamps 30 31 A 32 are been visiting here good for five pounds Indefinwith relatives for a number of 40 Is good fer five Stamp itely weeks left last Thursday for their pounds of canning sugar thru home in Chinook Montana Mr Feb 28 rext year Gaddie had returned previously Mrs Gaddie was accompanied by GASOLIN- Eare stamps her mother Mrs J II Kirkham good thru Sept 2L who will visit there for a num- SHOES — Airplane stamps 1 and 2 are good Indefinitely ber of weeks mm 2 |