Show -- akt Zribunt eSalt Utah Idaho AAA Sees Favorable Farm Trend Junior Show LOGAN — Premium lists and rules for entering the seventh annual intermountain junior fat stock show to be held at North Salt Lake June 7 and 8 were released Thursday by David Sharp Jr show manager and assistant club leader for the Utah state State Agricultural college extension service One of the few changes from last year's show rules comes in the grades for cattle which have been altered to meet government standards This year cattle grades will be choice good and commercial instead of high choice high good and good which formerly were used Grades for hogs and lambs remain prime choice and - LOGAN—The agricultural- situation is similar this year in Utah end Idaho and is generally favorable in both states members of the state A A A committees from the two tates agreed Thursday at a conference in Logan 'Visiting Utah state AA A and USDA war board officials were C:ark Davis of Pocatello Idaho A A A farmer fieldman for southeastern Idaho Stan Harris of Boise Idaho state war board field-ma- n and Jack Schonborn of Boise state information director for the A A A They met with Orville L Leg chairman of the Utah state A A A committee and war board A Golden Kilburn executive secretary of the Utah A A A and Milton Mangum Utah A A A information specialist "Indications now are that goals will be met on essential crops in almost every case in both states" the officials 'declared "Farmers are answering the natIon's call for Increased production in a mag- low the goals the officials predicted while potato acreage will exceed goals by a wide margin Both states are solving forage problems caused by winter kill of alfalfa the officials said "Idaho farmers probably wilt about equal last year's production to meet this year's goals for feed grains—oats barley corn and The agencies still are striving to increase bean acreage even more in both states but indications are that plantings will fall considerably short of the Kreatly expanded goals officials said Machinery shortages are apparent in the states but farmers are organizing pools and sharing good Another change over last year's equipment so effectively that they probably will be able to minimize show is theto increase in premiums benefit all entrants this handicap the officials report- In order ed rather than just a few $1000 "The labor situation appears worth of special prizes will be much more favorable this year thrown into the premium pot to be distributed to winners in all than last" they reported grades and divisions "Since the list last year totaled $1500 premium prizes for the show this June will average 40 per cent higher than in 1942" explained tificett manner" Sharp "pushing the toManager In two beet the Sugar acreage to tal $2500" states will be considerably be PROVO—A special meeting to determine what action will be takF(Mt ONLy en in Utah county regarding Gov7710 18 ernor Herbert n: Maws new welS':) i011 411) fare program is slated for Monday et at 5 p m according to W J s Johnson of Spanish Fork Utah tttttRil IIlt001A county commission member and CLEARFIELD -- Five persons r 01 chairman of the welfare board 0 were injured one perhaps crite41° inie Mr Johnson said he had A A and two escaped harm in ' 4t ically tiated a protest against the new head-o- n auto collision on the a was 6 4A when it program proposed intersecand some dissatisfaction has been Hill field road near the 91 S U of tion Thursday highway expressed since that time "I do The accident occurred when a not know yet what action will be V HEYVIMISON taken but I do know if we par- light sedan driven by Edward F 50 of Maysville passed the PAINT AND WALLPAPER ticipate in the program the tax- Bates field 350 SOUTH Hill north and STATE to will a have raise payers great crashed intobusthegoing southbound audeal more money" he stated tomobile of Norman Barnett 18 of Wasatch drive Verdland Layton park PAINT DEALERS 11('W1 OtILL011 Most seriously hurt was George H Haight of Kaysville a passenYes WE HAVE THE AU AVERAGE ger in the Bates machine who NEW t v-"DOES"ROOM! suffered severe cuts on the head fo At" 047 and neck and loss of blood Mr Barnett sustained a sprained MIRACLE 0 WALL FINISH iItoqA11111111111811010101111111111107-oraknee and lacerations of the arm "of? 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Just roll he isled walls with - i t"1 4" t i- ' Kern- - Tone right over Ir- l'e tk‘ -- 7-- - 11 y '4 it)heeK"eilmylTwionthe Roller-Koate- r Kem -- Tone i ROLLEROATErt 89 ACME WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS' 37 i East First South Dial 4-36- 81 1 areas throughout the post With his characeristic good humor the Hollywood star entertained the enlisted men first In the station hospital after meeting Colonel Morris Berman commanding officer of the control area command and other officers at 10 a m His first stop was at the station hospital and then he made the rounds of the soldiers' messes At 2 p m Andy joined officers of the post in selecting 12 semifinalists from a field of 224 girls who will vie for the final honors of Miss Hill Field of 1943 She will compete with finalists from other army and navy posts for queen of Ogden Pioneer Days Sunday at Ogden municipal stadium At 3 p m he participated in a special show at the barracks area theater and at 430 p m he reviewed air depot group troops with Brigadier General A A Adler chief of the air service command personnel and training division at Fairfield 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H state Tribune Intermountain Wire Holstein heifer I year to 111 Months BOUNTIFUL — Captain Merrill Jack Larsen C and C Holatein cow IS monthe to 2 years In G Hatch member of the army batmilk Paul Larsen B iihorthorn tow 1 year to IS months in talion staff headquarters on Guamilk Don Allen A Champion senior female Ted Thomas ribbon dalcanal Thursday had been 1 year to 18 months Ted Jersey heifer Baird A: Ted Thomaa A: Ted Baird B awarded the Silver Star for galJersey heifer 8 months to 1 year Allen Thomas A Dale Harning B veer to IS lantry in action it was announced Guernsey heifer months Ted Hansen A: Khirky Loveless Ft: Guernsey cow IS mrmihs to 2 years by the war department Berdean Jarman R: Jersey heifer I veer to IS Glade Cobb ley A: Shirley Captain Hatch who received the Peterson R Jersey heifer 6 months Robmedal from Lieutenant General bort Nestor B Holstein heifer Allen Bradford B: Millard F Harmon commanding Guernsey heifer 6 month to 1 year Jarman B and Jersey calf under the United States forces in the Mer6 months Allen Thomas A and rill Hallam B: Ted Baird A: calves under south Pacific area serves as cap6 months Lyman Weight B earn Hooletr (Jerseys) B tain of the field artillery He is A Guernsey coif under 6 mcmths F Ir B Dougson of Mr and Mrs Parley Z junio- - Bowen C: Fred Hansen Paul Beck A: special a lass Hawkins Udell Clegg Hatch of 524 South Second East prize for best Holstein steer female Ted Champion junior Jersey Thomas ribbon street Bountiful Thursday moo-ths-: Bar-bar- e 13 13- - Division Sheep Grand champion and reserve champion Fred Mat ley nt Coe 'vino Janet 11111 good: Russell Bairiki good: Debris smith good Fred Mat ley choice Sheep F F A Fat Lambs Choice—Ksith Vincent R Wright and G Thomas' Good—G Thomas 5 rood: H Thomas 2 good : S Coulsen Clair Hales R Ernest Cares and Keith Anderson Youd good: J Couleen Merrill Hallam AnderBarney Elden Barney and Keith son good Fat Steers Snell Swenson grand Spanish Fork Truman Huntington sharpen champion reserve champion: also high choice George )doney high choice Choice fat steers Mat Thomag Spanish Fork and Ernest Carats Benjamin High Duane Allen Pace Spanish Fork good litarcusson Spanish Fork Paul Jensen and Kendall Britt Springvilie: Larsen Ferris and Lynn Cramer Nephi George Money Glen Larsen Bill Nelson (2i and Snell Oisen all of Spanish Fork Sherraid Truman of North Emery rork tuner American Good—Ralph Paul Jensen Ned Larsen Springville' North Truman Sherrald Springville Emezy LaMont McPherson and Earl Jarrett of Nephi: Richard Bearneon Snell 01- eon Foster Ludlow Merrill Reliant Floyd SpanCrump George Money Allen Nelson ish Fork: Keith Anderson of Tremonton : LaMar Phillips of Springville arid (2) Lowell Hammond of Fayette Utah )Iogs Breeding '1r P A Ilampathire--Barbar- a Jarman champion boar Cheater Whites boar 1 to 2 years Maurice Memmot A: Dolyn Hears B sow 2 years and over CalVin Thomas A: LesHallam A: ter Leo Hansen A Merrill Delvn Heaps A: Arthur a Johnson A: A J F Johnson Sow 1 to 2 years old Richard Banks A: Henry Gardner B: Frank Clayson C: isow 6 months and up: A A and C also champion sow 4-- r or Sim-Mo- ti roMPtik f ( V ' k s E -- r 1 S L Libraty 1 r Names Aid 4-- H OGDEN AIR DEPOT CON-thes- e officers relative to the train TROL AREA COlivENIAND Hill Ing program in effect at the field He also made a routine inspecField—Military and civilian traintion of the military training of air ing facilities and activities at depot and air service groups and of the civilian training program In the post schools Brigadier General A A Adler At 4:30 p m General Adler and chief of the personnel and train- his staff reviewed air depot group ing division of the air service com- troops of the post and commended mand with headquarters at Fair- the officers in command for the excellence of the response of the field Ohio troops in review Guest of Colonel Berman the Arriving at Hill field with his staff by plane in the late after- party was entertained at dinner in noon General Adler was met by the officers club at 7 p m and Colonel Morris Berman command- visited at the club during the eveing officer of Ogden air depot con- ning They planned to leave Fritrol area command andoconferred day to continue the routine inspecwith him and other depot and air tion tour 1 Judging of dairy cattle by Professor George Caine moved forward rapidly Thursday in the auction ring of the livestock coliseum division dairy cattle In the were judged according to the DanAppointment of Miss Margaret ish system of A B and C grades E Block of 1118 Eleventh East as follows: Bardeen Grove chamheifer A: Clifford Vorhees street as assistant librarian for pion Guernsev Shorthorn btilt 8 months to 1 year A Dean Hoo ley champion Jersey bull 1 year the Salt Lake City public library to 18 months alsoA La Vell Swenson 15 South State street was anmantirs to 1 year C EdJersey bull win Thomaa Jersey bull 1 year to 18 nounced Thursday by Jacob A mcmtha A: Jersey bull over 4 vears Barbara Jarman Auld Vadene Hales both of the library Bsi Dn Hoo ley Jersey cow over 4 Kahn president a years A board meeting of the following and Cow years Barbara Jarman Nadsen Hales each C Jersey cow board Peterson B and B years F 1' A division—Holsteins Miss Block a daughter of W E aged bull Doti AllfiI R aged bull Wayne Truman B Harry Orvin B Block assistant postmaster of veers Wayne Jarman B: NorCow man Winterton B: Guerneeys cow over Salt Lake City' and Mrs Block 4 years David Carho le B succeeds Mrs Ethel E Holmes B over 4 years Ted Thorne Cow Holstein cow over 4 years Ted Baird 13: who was appointed librarian reJersey bull chamnion Ted Baird: Holstein Deli Clegg bull champion ribbon: Ted cently following the death of Miss Baird Jersey bull calf: C Paul Lateen T Lynch Holateln bull calf B: Paul Arnett Holatein Julia t — I i4 k '''':-:t 'fsu'4 - Jarman-Pleasa- L4'- V-l- - - it 'I 2-- 3 Shh-lo- 3-- 4 bull calf C Paul Beck bull calf B: Holstein bull calf A morithe to year A: Holstein buil tail ft monthe to Clegg I year Ted Baird A name Ted Baird B Holetein bull 1 year to lal months Paul Larson 3 William Bell B A 0 utnieY cow 18 months to 2 yeara Dean Ranpley fl Donald Andareonl J Vern Loveless C A Mary cow 2 to 2 yeare Vern Stratton It Hart Stratton C Ronal : B Hawkins Gerald Anderson Beck C: Arnold Long C Ted Hansen El Gerald Anderson C r UEA'Meets Saturday The Utah Education association board of trustees will meet Satur- - day at 1:30 p m in room 316 Allan M Beneficial Life building West assistant secretary nounced Thursday an- 2 1 0 1) tx I It geo)y Saybury Housecoat Luxuriously rich fabric excellent styling this is a n ideal gift Straight back carefully slip shaped bust and neck lines make it fit perfectly White or tea rose 32 to 40 Cool pretty rayon crepe housecoat for her leisure hours Sayburyls smart fitted waist band keeps it hanging smooth and neat Monotone prints in blue Sizes 1612 to 2612 398 Llogerle--Auerbo- 8 Second Floor chts I tt tsk ttAf IA ‘Y) Alida Rayon Satin Slip I 14: eAtz)1 Si OR ' - 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' 1 - 110 1 c:-- f -if loll 0 ' wo o 1 4 t" 44 1 1 1 — - 7 ! 41 1J" 1 le t- -- xhibitorArmy Honors General Adler Inspects 11' Graduate Honors Hill Field Air Depot Show at Top Film Comedian Entertains At Hill Field HOUR! 1 v i ' II r f 1--:- 7417 '' '77: ESL! - i 1 : el-)44- WASItES -- - - 1 : v - PASTE FORM 8 A QUART Plekes 14 paste e finish Your reedy- cost—only $198 per Italian- Kem-Ton- DiflIES s flvil v1 ilk 'r ' CALLOW Kem-Ton- to-us- e 1'''41$'1 '11 ' '' ' 4 ''' i tcL) PER 1 - paikone 'c) WITH ""1 I j 17::: - nATI - 1 1 wenon '14tr3"--7s--t COVERS 1 t - i 1 10 : 1LciL-11- ' 14 AN AVERAGE 441Wititioo f 44? ::' 0 I ti : - A i f 4 CNEGALION"DOES” "- -) Cd- ! f'i t :1 IL 1 1 i I r Tribune Intermountain Wire SPANISH FORK — "Bond I3aby" owned by Snell Swenson 441 club leader of Spanish Fork was adjudged the grand champion fat steer of the Utah State JunioLivestock show in the judging Thursday morning with Professor Harry Smith of the Utah as State Agricultural college Judge This is the first time since the livestock show became a state Institution that the grand champion of the show was owned by a boy The reserve grand champion II owned by Sherrall Truman of the North Emery le F A of Huntington club memFred Mat ley a ber and son of Mark Malley agricultural instructor at the Coalville high school showed for the second successive time the grand champion fat lamb a Southdown as well as the reserve champion also a Soguthdown Duane Nielsen of the Salina F A won the grand championship for the fat hog of the show and F le A Except for the competitive team judging of fat beef sheep and swine judging was practically completed Thursday night The team judging will get under way Friday at 9 a m The closing event Thursday night was an entertainment sponsored by the junior chamber of commerce which included stunts and a demonstration of dehydrated foods shown by the army quartermaster corps at Ogden' Friday is the big day including in addition to F F A and competitive Judging the livestock parade at noon team pulling contest immediately after the parade at the livestock grounds and the final event the governor's and exhibitors' banquet in the junior high school auditorium Auction sale of prize winning animals Saturday is expected to attract buyers from all over the TWIN FALLS Idaho VP) — Five persons including a Salt Lake man were injured two seriously when an auto crashed into the rear of a truck loaded with shingles at a point 10 miles east of Twin Falls cm highway 30 at 1:30 a m Thursday Most seriously injured was Floyd Massie 40 Battle Mountain Nev who was unconscious when taken from beneath the wheels of the sedan which had four occupants The other seriously injured victim was Mrs Vera Anderson who was identified as a Burley Idaho school teacher by Harold Drainey Cassia county deputy sheriff Reported to be irrational at noon she was said to be suffering from a severe head injury face lacerations and probably broken bones in the face Painfully but less seriously injured were Mrs Birdie Pierce 33 Burley and Thomas Bouck 40 Salt Lake City Utah both of whom suffered a fractured arm and face lacerations Bob Clinkingbeard 50 Hazelton Idaho driver of the truck was still confined to the Twin Falls hospital but was believed to be not seriously injured 114- 1: 1 ft11 ‘4" Official Gives Spani Rules for wins 15 Friday Morning May 7 1043 --- 00- - aaioW'4IP1 1864 YEAR-SI- NCE i HOURS 10to 6 DIAL I 88 L 0" arr"e" 0' |