| Show i:r v 8 C ?' ' ni’?t KrnWi' yx THE SALT LAKE TRTpUXE RUN'DAY MOTEVIXG MAY 28 1933 UTAH FOREST CAMPS TO BE READY ANDMANNED BY JUNE 20 of lumber though 111? lepts will be' In addition to the icgular ai mv per- - poi t of the sm k to hospitals ofMarly Piont t r of Lflii vonnel of the camps two provided with floors and flaming The work which will be outlined bvt fueis will be aligned to active duty! Sites Carrfully Chosen Honored on Aiirlhday ore-service consists of road Ai angemenls have ie in each camp Before they aie established all dpl brush imert ?lHrn ! I'fTr camp sites ae i e onnoite ed to de- Ptentlon w0‘k andj teunme their suitability as to water wpi be nr'todSd'1 The re-- 1 third birthday Mav 23 He was the 1I)1P''CHements aupply space for buildings and mox- v cases'vull be huptaiediwatPrhed After the teenn- - al )hp guest of honor at a bnthday dinner imity to railroads R!onaI foi ester's nffice at Ogden will v rRNAL— A group of six field men taken At the Leota at tieated the 0l neatest h sm pot Mrs George spec KlvPn bv" a daughter quarry neutering contracts aie let for con- - pub10 or hav' dlrect charge of this woik from the en croc will museum as be seven hospital odiles camels imens depending Carnegie pildte spe Barnex 'ruction materials and advance par- - upnn )be xlgencies of the e m he Vernal i oa dm mg of hvenaa 'M rbmoceri pak’pd rabbits and! ri Id'IIHHI being one of 1(t build the camp 11 c'ulletlge an thm dies repented ’’hat re-- ’ pieparing for the civilian con coming summer gathering specimens 25 species of turtles hae been reiov-iLpearliest pioneers has fpent parties rrmnst(ollnalsialu( brt)i been completed for servation corps close cooperation ha data on the prehistoric and pies- - ered great’ part of his life as a public work- Sen iers W illi Sermon land 'Of a tegular army commander six au ramp ln Utah except for two been established among the ent animal and vegetable life of this With the information the field tr jror seVeral terms he seived at men and 25 members of thewh)rh are snowbound in the liot thei n mlnt of bnr the regional foieOers 'section Lelloy Kay R Eller J J group obtains a study mav be madc'icn'nsbjbie‘and Ior jCOres of years he in ttvilian Morning conservation the Provides nfficr forest and isors of auperv rangers the NippIlCH Army Burke and Gene Burke will be f sUlp They aie expected the present and past of the Uintah has been a watermaster on several corpjAt men are pait f0 b( recnnnoitered w ithm a week camp site 25 expenenced and army officials gaged in collecting fossils Dr Edward formation enrolled m the coips and onsti uction' Army officials irrigation streams m the north partf 225 men enrolled in The of Supervision and Med-iecompany re-' out In that pointed commenting on the importance lof town He holds the watermai-owork begins IDAHO FALLS Idaho— The Rev Ironnoitermg and administration worklSat Lake county has already been in-- 1 at museum the dinosaur proposed tcr'4 ob Aid redfmern ‘f 'll!’ h 2Lb'f' Pi °m P ’A ' °d h” takpn comideable time but has st al ed at Fort Douglas for condition-'- ! vm q Wood national Amcrican'Doult will make’a collection of pres Jensen Mr Kay said that during the) Mr Co’lledgc has 103 grandchildren arid has been divided into even po au summer of 1922 in one month more M grpat justified by the necessity of in- andchildren and one great- p lhoritiei explained to bi mg the jbeen ' wil peak at each These men “ Uintah county is considered one of ithan 1000 tourists isitpd the dinosaurl ra sirring proper raie and sanitary sur- - companies of 25 men living grandchild 2‘2 the °f Memorial dav In " After ° be the advance pardrUilod obmamei ‘le the most outstanding fields in the quarry where the museum ls to be l0 oc will Completion of all camps m the he cmollmPMt 1" rouP completed the fnr- - cupv the camps Tent camps have bes to be dispatc hed through he state Presbytei lan churc h here at 10 a m world for the study of all varieties of ibuilt Dr Bumpus director of national SLRVICE Utah diMnct of the civilian corner est MEMORIAL PLAN museum made the statement ation corps Is expected bv June 20 are sei vice takes chaige and the men lieen provided in whoie csmpi and ttieto remaining men will be as- -- Tuesday A paiade of veterans led'b'an and animal life from the service Memorial Idaho— BIGBY detailed refeuevtatmn and Uon tne the from immemust be shifted as the woik pin- - signed camps 0 the mldde tertiary penodson a recent visit to the quarry that will be held at the and bv this time all recruits in the other tbe"dium and bugle Rigby cemetery corps of the'rian required woik and in due time each camp dldle 'iuntv Igreps corps are expected to be in the field m r't of corps membi is tojWH bp local legion and anxihaiv will nixlni r Recruits Praised provided wi'h aimy trucks engaged in refores La 1011 flood eio h Pr- -t ad'q"a1 ml Memorial dav sion control work Colonel A F (MabnrTeLYe!rnGm upplv s‘rv" rr-prehistoric animals have heen tiveness for tourists officials piaued the attitude (frie lha engineers' VlsiU will be marie to the ' he ‘"s'allcd foi of the recruts re : Dannemiller commanclant at Fort ho regulates fromeirlJl''n''Phf0nP!' that "they hav c ic e stating following cemeteries during the daj the and an ade- enteied into the spirit of the woik vimN !n 0 othrr Douglas commander of the Utah dis theguard unit here is chairman of thei Roberts Little Butte Grant Lewis- The combined drum and bu8'erountv d !nb " in'101 wl11 be asMi ed hav e adapted themselves to camp life tnct and Lieutenant Colonel Fdw ":dpr --Vf ilTVi ?hl 2uale waPr uPPv VlUe and Ririe including Amon Iona Ucon committee 0 pn wl" appear at Rme Hill ceme-lan- d 1 i Butcher executive officer Saturday i ir ? The observance will begin with a ibu pumpinK or P'Pp' In localities anc( conditions here and ther con- jgew Sweden llPlP ' ' uiemoriall hp lines are eonve‘1''iic flP of the power lhI explained hort memorial service before the MOTHERS' ( LIB ENTERTAINS f here the Iwhp'e plan arrival in camp his been lcy organization dll(t p'1 ap'’ ffravesidel TWIN FALLS Idaho- -E V Lar- - D A R monument on the couit- ment atmy authorities plan to in- - nl0-- t since 'emre and The will act as the admmis Pndt commendable” PLEASANT GROVE— The Motlieis trative and supply headquaiters for L I The pa- - dub entertained at a breakfast at 'X " ia" ’Icctnc lights 8lld n''n' bIlaa bf all the civilian conservation corps ln rrohlemi 0 Keelev’s in Provo Thursriav at 11 ne to be done with' headcluarteL ‘at 'the Xre- company llfith Memorial dav speaker for the pro- - (cry where additional services W ill hqUai? f‘?m the district which includes 20 camps do" tTuth aie honor oMhe'outgoing offl Sl(prv mV "LmY'o sidm San In Utah three in Nevada one ir lnra! oatlonnl guard umtgiam being arranged by Twin Falls be observed before the American Army Cooperates Erancivco has been given !)n8"’PPr'''' ae wm me a saiuie cluimg the pio-- 1 American Legion post aided bv other War Mothers’ Idaho and three in Wvoming Fnch The regular aimv rnoperHtcs with phases of The area admmixtrali’oii as he most difficult task cenotaph thp cemeteiv pntriotic nrganizatiorgs and their ux- - In addition to Mr Larson's address Gettysburg address and Commander campwull be manned bv a companv the forest service in the work and has many ramps imps "dlch embiaces Utah arid the west 8 I hr aldruni distances aie from long and bugle roi ps will beiliaries R E Leighton former po- - Phillip Leslie honor student of Twin J W Porter of the American Legion of 212 men selected without regard Thai ge of supplies administi tinn railioad stations in some instances will emoll 23 000 men fiom within bv lb5flpljlg mllice to race or creed and commandedibookkeeping and medical rare of the as far as 140 miles lU boundanes and in addition will chiefjnd captain of the national Falls high school will read Lincoln's will conduct the program In the-- e case be requited to place 82 0(H) other re- Regular army officer wilh a ramps Applicants for enlistment arejupp!ies nimt be hauled over of six enlisted men examined bv army surgeons who lt mountain roads and will require ciuits enrolled in olher areas and ' Post authorities Saluidav ex 'peivise the inoculation! for n iralv 'c areful ' " bv supervision plained that the camps aie either to phoid and tvphoid and the v arc ina- - !conimmdeis In general be constructed of temporary houses tions for smallpox Regular forestry will be delivered by tram to the of lumber or will be tent camps In servire employes also may avail nearest railroad ie ofcers said and has points ' and thence lllp 81Pathe latter caw only the kirhen themselves of this seiviie supplied to the tamps by truck Necessitated the tianvfer of manv of- Ambulance mess halls and showers will he built bv the army w ill be supplied for the proper ti anx- - fuer? and enhxted men frnm their 'regular aimv work suspending to a considerable ricgiec their training target pactire and prartire marches “As a remit” the Utah officers said “the officer personnel has been reduced to a mm mum and this has thrown a comiriei able burden on those offieeis who are left with the The corps area has an troops example to district commanders bv into the night on the r working problems Regular officers have been ent from Utah to Boise Pocatello and Lewiston Idaho as district commanders fiom w h ic h ponts they w ill admmi'ler and nrr for the civdian conservation corps companies in their districts ” Buslnraa Aided tince the tamps aie siU'cied tin mighn it Ihr diMi t suppli s will be purchased m me lontiguois section and as a result post authorites for foresee a substantial stimulation to business in the immediate teritory m whirh the ramps are located “It u realized that many feel that this movement has been slow in getting under wav" the officer? said but it is believed that the measures taken to provide for proper shelter and rare of those who are going to the Frier lnughfrrP(i! camps w ill mote than Justify the time 7rphrr weight ail wool larey knit drraaeg Original value to 129 Dress shirts of real spent The fact that the mamrity of and 2 piece suits in some o t the gayest moat the-soiled forests are at high altitudes but what'a the differquality slightly indisidual and different styles you've seen and that many of them are still covence? Flist come first served! 39r each Misses’ sizes —and a grand brrek for the ered with snow with freezing weather at night give some indicasmart rnlleglate type! tion of the necessity for preparing shelter and also accounts for the delay in the establishment of the camps ’ Tumps tie and sandals — a huge k The officer explained that the supchoice of absolutely stunning de- ' ply f proper clothing and blankets signs More than half of thrm for so many men in such a short time were originally 3 95 — none less has been a tremendous problem in itthan 295 self bill due to the eneigetii' clforts of those m dial ge at the egulai ai m v depoU the pioblcm laigcly has been solved When the ramps aie completed each ramp will be initially supplied w it h rations for 5 days and 1 reserv e of 30 dav! for aH men in the camps will be kept at district hesriquarteis whenre it will be moved as needed J The supplies for the 100 (too men in the Ninth corps aiea Ihe offuns exTOrCOXTS were II 75 Sale plained entails suffic lent suppluxs for 13 50(1000 meals Thev pour-- d nut IHvFSS rXNTS entire stock that this problem in nself i a d (c one and that the Fort Douglas All new slvles for spring— and the jTl go right let SIIK TliS 79f value will be requued to have the net -- ssarv 2 for on being amari during the summer months! reserve rations for 7000 men on June TIES good paltern !oc val 6 for 10 nr suffic ent Light wools full silk lined In drign that rations for b30 000 meals arw the aeaaon'a best! 195 value Sleeping Arrangements Sleeping arrangements in the camps in which tempoi ary barracks aie built wll be piovided with double A real old fashioned S4LI — wooden bunks aid in tents the kind that used to make history here! camp cou w be available Each man will Thousands of yards! Evrrr imaginable S be given a bed s a k filled w uh straw to serve as a mattieoi material— cotton linens ra veins illk Became of flannels! Table linens! Drapery fabrirs! J high altitudes and cold tughls four blankets wi’l be supplied to each Big pieces' Short pieces! Reduced— worker and woolen underclothing denim uniforms and aiibstantial shoes alo will be provded Lech wmker will receuea monthly wge of no and of ih? sum f expected o nslce a substantial a'lot W on I HI fhlk ujr 1 ment lo depenrieii's Since work rnnlf thflr ortflnjl taIup’ eis are piovided wi'h vhei'ei Inlh-mHummer weight Included' Man tailored sll ' llufrx and food a laige jaulion of tne wool sMri torludrd! sa'ary is expected to be available for the dependents 8 75 Suit to 179— ( AI ! Xalues I14T Te majcnilv of the luevpei enced some een higher! I'le plate turwoikeis aie voog men between the I7J Suits bans hrlms' White and pastel age! (f 18 and 25 while tJ e experienced workeu Inc lucl ng emprn-te-r pi umbei 1 and skll'rd foieslera mar le selected fiecm men of more matuie yesii A workeu however All-Si- lk must be In good phvukl condil on Objectives Ixplilned Ttie oflcceri explained that the ob Jec t of tne civ Ilian oonxeiv alion pio) t J e I u to fuinisii emp'ov mcmt the foird seivice In work tl l has heen heeled and to improve long the phv sc al ccmdilion of I'nee pl ed In camps Ttie aimv is not for allenpl 2 pn tog anr military trauvng olhrr than t rt VUrrrlinn u tilufi t simple ntovemeols which Wi'l enable rC IA Mr plr Vie men to be leadi'v ert bird a riel iqitifM intf 14 WfiMfltlmhl' I A0 vein to 44 Mirt moved fiom po rd to as re COTTON MESH HOSE dc-quered bv the work at hand who ref Cool durable and amari fc tummrr! A to wma 01 who show ODD I or I ROCKS! a irranibl gonl tbemselve-- en'oelv unfilled for Hie 3 fpf assortment of rotor 1 o g 1 nri firr- wink which they are bv do or who I frmip of Reg 4lr bale lOT H I GO bv Itie'r conduit and moral all hide noon rollmit Aonxo nir barftln make tbrnorlve undent aide tn Uie Our ramies may be disc hai get a'id aenl frmlr of FORT DOUGLAS e b110° ASSISTING IN WORK PLANS -j To Gather Fossils in Vernal ’ jgem 111 J"’1'' ft"1 tbci8 j0t bc-n- d elepart-enliste- en-m- al -- -- ii- ca-e- s C’am-lpark- s verv-'whic- " pt o & fk' ‘P'lp' Tmii bmT7iP diffi-ata- ft ff -- Af ii u i st Basement Store Mala fr ? Shirts 11 3 joo d e 69 Suits! T Coats! Men’s Sales! 1 cli-- ti Summer Dresses Get Smarter Every Hour at Z C M I 1100 300 100 100 rt 1 095 Rummage 13 to 12 Off reduced! while -- n 495 695 (' I Or ' ' rr'iul Cotton Mesh Hose Dresses 59 " Lf' e rd It th offr a'fl fen rkidrri “tiut th t ' pe of Dili the sm unending the bus'iim of the ramps In !hr open and the rate tha! l giv rn hi Hirer lorn w cl be of great I’hsa'c al brnefil to them and Hut (hr life Dry will lead for the next lx mim'b will add In a large mraxine to their usefvilne a as citizen! in the rommunltle where they lve” Lj and I j 11 r 69c 129 2 hrlter brown and currant red M 1 I to ficoiTi Ft MlDVAIr iwrrt Jo dan d t Numt t one ei or tumor vi be he'd ai the bottom of Ute Smew I dug wav In h g Cottonwood unvote kci jdav June 2 at 8p m Scene! nett! rn lets' krvs and rlr badge! t Bov ' v v ito awar'r erd badrs A be itiTiji and c an j f ! wth 2 n fratnte of the n reeling aloe g 1(1 i mu atonml Odds & Ends Sale! $$ 2T A f ' gv ' nUoka M L c Z :x 29c 00 Chiffon polka dot swaer suits Chiffon plain swajrjjcr suits Pastel and white spectator sports dresses Light print suits with white coats Scroll prints with cape coats hlue-as- tec id Millinery 100 yellow— ceil £ Remnants 11 Quite the most important thing oifll do this summer will he to keep cool fashionably We will help you do it in a right honorable manner— and for a very small sum Look at these prize winning beauties — then come in and see the others Craon & 1 huge 9 01V rant M VV vilua IMtoNrV tOSM hlk grad rti xri weir i iikvm sw t s 1 1 SHIV VWrs 11 at bum ( rusts while thev as t SpiciCICtct ti tllXt swsav IHSIIMM were 4K4ltV SI tip p S Vise a for a tn a 11 V Lit too 100 78 In (Os lhr Al J ais 4a le M Dresses 27? lor 44p s bote U Lingerie 4TN U fne pic t ef hun Rjwmfiil qttftlilt! 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