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Show P8 Thursday, July 23, 1942. EUREKA REPORTER 4 War Research Grasshoppers Now Menace To The Entire State. kiC.inuian It doMint veeiu to matter whai the year la or the time of the year there etill aeema to be certain thingx that hinder cropa In Utah and make It disagreeable for the resident FRIDAY SATURDAY 0- hereof. uiwl 5Mth With July MININO NOTESB Manager Huxh Thlnga have now changed whereii. new Trenholm reported that ln;one TWO BIO HIT8 anolhert w lbl. of ore had been encountered in the condUlon rfplac dlfferwit than It waa u Uw Iron Blossom. Madura ou Pioneer lajr. fVhort while ago, and last b(Il nol Diamond Queen. paHt the trouhlea of each and every William Tracy and brought by lUchard Campbell, I). D. U(vldual la growing In proportion, Hanks, Colin McMurphy and oilier Joe Sawyer Kor year Morman cru..,ets reaulted In n declalon ngalnat them jiayB caused untold trouble to farui n and Joaeph O'Connor and bla asao- nd ,0M of anUre cropi on Nme ABOUT FACE" The datea continued In charge. thla atatlam now we hear Undj Tlntle Standard opened up two big of nQ frCki.ai ; AND new ore bodlee, one on the 100 and Bul t0 repJaca the cricket pea. Joel McCrea and the other on the 800 levela of the t),a graaahopper In horda end mine. George II. Kyan waa achedul- - lordH Thera la no more cricket Veronica Lake ed to take over development man- but u mu at now be a hop- -' la at the Zuma. Supt. Wm. ranipg and already measure agement campaign, SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS' Owens reported a atrlke of high pj. are btIaK takeu t0 eliminate graaa j 'grade ora on the 1(00 level of the j!t)ppera thru polaon and other means American Star. (the hoppers feed on low growing The Eureka Mercantile Commla- - (jejdi 0f sran and alfalfa. Even! SUNDAY MONDAY Ion waa Incorporated by the fol- - rgbt here In tbla arid area of Tlntle July 80ih and KTtli lowing: E. Prank Hlrch, Oeo. Pinch, boppera are taking flowers bed:1. MATIN EB SUNDAY 9 P. M. K. E. Pritchett, W. J. Adame and Bnd other vegltatlou of beautification j 'John 8. Pinch. 'to the point where they are almoai Madeleine Carroll and Richard W. Woodruff waa fatally Gripped.) but not leaat Is liow the frul: injured when he fell a distance of: Stirling Hayden several feet while at work la the growera are going to harvest their tiemlnl mine. 'crops without additional assistance "BAHAMA PASSAGE" A certain section of the Bullion There ere hundreds of acres of fruit With Beck mine caved In to the surface. uub at the present time that Flora Kubwoa, 1m O. Carroll, The ceve In alerted at about the ihould bave been picked and It Is (Vril Krllauay Audenon, Mary ,400 foot level and when It reached atm on lba trees. This means that the surface It created a hole In the a lot of ,t w,n g0 t0 waa,e. more than a hundred fet.fota are going to waste foi TUESDAY - ONLY across. The home of Mr. and Mrs. tbe need ot help la picking and Carter was on the brink of the Ing. July SMth and It waa a miracles that hole, "BULLET SCARS" the house did not topple Into the pH HUD 8UJJVAN MAKING because all of the furniture In the STRIDES IN ARMY, Starring went down. This happened o kitchen Regis Toomey the night while the family during Adele Longmire Private John P. Sullivan, waa abed and fortunately they ran son of Mr. and Mrs.(Bud) John J. SulliNoward da Silva out the front door. van, is going ahead fast In the army Jamea Matvey, aged 63, Tlntle even though he has been in there of Winalow Don Navy" a, (fupw mining man, died at Salt Lake. only n few months. Andrew Manson, of the Manaon He haa been attending the Curtls-foleft Bros. Technical Institute in the company, Grocery Wright THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Mooaeheart, Illinois, to attend the parachute branch at Ontario, Calif., and 30th 90th July national convention of the loyal or fend graduated from that school on of Moose. der 'July 11th. "TRUE TO THE ARMY" commla- - j of salaries The county Starring waa raised to $60 a month. Judy Canova, Allan Jones sloners Miss Rev. Divine of Chicago took charge Blackett, Mlsa Vends Ryan, and Jimmy Colonna of the local parish of the Catholic Mayme Roberts. Miss Leona Porgle. Church, succeeding Ilev. Simon, who' Miss Thelma Williams, Miss Peril was forced to give up the work on 'Jensen, John Anderson, Gus Rowe, Veru Mark Hickman, BUI Clerk, account of falling health. When you trade with your local Prancis Fennell, Mr. and Mrs The following young people merchant you are loyal to the com- Joyed an outing at Saratoga: Miss; John Kramer end Mr. end Mrs. Jas Edith 8underland. Miss Dorothv.L. Williams. munity In which you live. JHtATRE! ENTERPRISES j , i ! J j , Aprl-groun- d pack-Be- rt eupm-lull- , la wsr the nlvulije is ou the tide with the best weapons. The work of icicntiitt in Americe'i rcsesrth Itlrsteisi, developing new meterials and new equipment, mennt a lot to our fighting men. By VIRGINIA VALE by Wrstrrn Nmpuiirr Union. Rtkaad GARSON claims that Toomey is the good luck stand in of Hollywood. Miss GREEK Toomey was stand-i- n for Sonja Henie, Ellen Drew and Joan Davis before going to Metro to be stand in for Hedy Lamarr and Ruth Hussey. All of them did all right, youll remember. 1. Three years ago she became Miss and how that Carson's stand-iyoung womun has forged ahead! Now Miss Garson has lent her for a second time (the first was when Theresa Wright got her fur some scenes in Mrs. Miniver") to Susan Peters, fur scenes when Miss Garson doesnt need her in Random Harvest"; theyre rivals for Ronald Colman's Directions, in the picture, but never meet. It takes years to build up and equip a large, organised, and able staff for research. Fortunately, in- duitry did this king ago. n 2. Long before Pearl Harbor, laboratories like Genera! Electric's were serving their country solving technical problems of war. f Incidentally, some exhibitors thought so highly of Mrs. Miniver" that they advocated showing it at advanced prices. But the bugges-tio- n was turned down, on the theory that this swell picture really belongs to the people, and that the greatest number should see it in the short-- j est possible lime. Nicholas M. Schenck, president of Loews, Inc., Metro distributors, is responsible. History repeats I In the last war 4. So it will be thia time. Research wirclcii waa developed for mill- - will help to win the war, and ite tary needs to become, with peace, many wartime discoveries will help to build a better future. a giant broadcasting industry. General Electric believes that ite first duty ae a good citlsen is to be a good soldier. Genera Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y, 3. ; ' i. j Dr. Jean Hersholt, the kindly Christian" of the CBS Wednesday night aeries, has completed Uie first of hia two albums of children's tales ; GENERAL HeLECTRIC: . jj. . .4 -- .. i.- - r, The derm1 the h- Sk n Mcuigm First Mic!r:n was iv flrrt s.fte .kn i railed the epi- fp :,ri,'r ''in is called vs,:blr;i 0" arit i'll:. ml ccllvge, toir 011U r - K " ! y, OFFICIAL U. S. TREASURY WAR BOND QUOTAS FOR JULY JEAN IIERSIIGLT .itnMtf n ma si wu luann. - recordings. This is the first step in a plan that he has had for many . years, to bring worthy translations j of Hans Christian Anderson's Danish fairy tales to the American public. UTAH U.S. treasury Official War Bond Quotas for July 153,900 Barbara Moffett, II year old equestrienne, breaks into pictures pitying the feminine lead opposite Tim Holt in RKO's Red River Robin Hood. She was discovered while doing trick riding, roping and shouting as the star of a rodeo troupe, 80 this won't be the ordinary Western, since the heroine will be given a chance to do her stuff. Instead of Just looking pretty, July Quota for State, $2,879,000 ...... $1,201,000 The May Quote for Utah W The May Sals, for Utah Were $2,057,000 Joe Pasternak, who produced Deanna Durbin'a films for ao long, has discovered a new singing star, Mary Croft. He gave her a role in his first Metro picture, Tulip Time,' then sent her to New York for a year's study before making more pictures.' So when you see the picture, look for her you may have the satisfaction of seeing a future star's first performance. 1 23,300 i400 V 110,300 18,900 Jzi suvsirirassn til, 300 K j 90,700 41300 23,500 L 26,800 j I H200 5,600 1 I cr TZamm 10,800 Ive called FATHERi thin family council to get our liv- ing program adjusted. Whats the trouble, Father? MOTHER: FATHER: Well, the way living costs are up. Ill give dollar to anybody here who contribute a suggestion to save money. How about it, Bob, my boy? DAUGHTER M A RY : For goodness sake, Father, you know Bob never saved a cent in hia life he , . . ... Warner Brothers bought screen rights to "The Miracle," the religious spectacle play, some years go as a vehicle for Bette Davis. After several script writers had tried their hands at adapting it it waa shelved. Now we hear that it may be screened. SON BOB Silence, worm! I've got an ad here. It's about motor oil and it says: "You can hardly think of one working part in your engine as cheap to replace aa dirty, thin oil a jinx to precious parts!' Vox Pop begins Its third year of programs from military, naval and establishments along prmainent frith Its eighth of networh broadcasting. It was thg first radio program fo gdspf and contribute Its faeililie le national defense, the first to present the voices of selected la training, the first end enly one le undertake a J.atia America tour. SON BOBi It's Conoco N motor oil and the ad tells how the six engines were run to destruction in a Certified Death Valley Test. Conoco N'A made twice e the mileage averaged by the five other oils. 1 I get it, son . . , and that car of ours has to another two yean at least. What oil is it? go FATHER: big-nam- FATHER: Son, you get Uie first dollar. Take tho car down tomorrow find get Conoco NG oil. Good-Neighb- 1,0001 V 1,700 7 28,100 Randolph firptt, Glenn Ford. Evelyn Keyes and other members of the cast got a real western reception when they arrived in Utah for Local cowhands 'Desperadoes." held up (le train and "kidnaped" the stars. Miss Keyes is the first Hollywood actress to moke g hobby of collecting military insignia armed forcea of all the United Natwn,u haa more than 300 insignia buttons. 3,300 19,700 onrn K.VDS .4l O parting fil ... sew The above map of Utah shows the War Bond quotas, by counties, for the month of July, 1942. Total War Bond quota for Iho slate la ft, 279, 002. With Uie National quota total placed at a billion dollars, the nation goes Into high gear In Its support of the War Inanalng and le give our fighting forces adequate Implements of war which will bring ultimate Victory. 4 Hhm tht left Sne ) ark for a iwrahon, a Kaia Smith ipooiur ptnntiml hrt lhrrr-ra- r If altrr conti or t rrarual fB. Hrrd. young trading ma a ditcoi krm auigmrd an Im(Mil) ky NAG, portant rata flit 'at (THrim, Randolph Scan and .4 nna Shirley in " llomhardtrr " , , . Mr I. Miniirr" varied $ Ur." rtrla hlrtra ii making Ike at ahJ Mr. Sought Mr. I at king-IoIladle ," amf . . Corot ,.innt for Crerr Carton daughter, gaiv Aim titter Retry, K all mannted hridla for hi lavra ite hnr.o. Ho had to Irate mmi after nr Hallyuaad and Salpli (e lha Marine. to American fioldlera. Sailors, Marines and Airmen are on every frenl. They are giving IN percent for their country. What are we doing here on the home front? at least ten percent of Income to help them? It'ding very little. But to fight this war successfully our country needs a billion dollars in War Bonds very month from u-t- b( people. Let'a Go, Amcrlra. V J. i '. '. d'Jte i to n Join Bob in thia economy moral Sea your MHaaga Mar ghant and gat Conoco flth oil for an D angina, CantlnanfaJ Oil Company FOR THE DURATION of your car Ikin'l depend on hurried stop for gasoline to have your tires and par checked. Join my rum. Choose one day weekly to bring your rar, I properly check tires, oil, radiator, and lattery. $ yep! anything that appears to need attention. 1 keep a careful maird and remind yea when greasing and il change are needed. I help you get maaimum service end oncr-A-wxr- .x .1 1! p..it" t.t lif. and cost trouble, C0N0C0 iUjVI MOTOR OIL ip |