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() ' T - e A- - - ale i' infantry replacement training )I the center here 4 Lieutenant Stevens is a gradui 4 ate of the Utah State Agricultural i ' I ' college and was a zone manager ' I for the Ford Motor company in If'''''''''''""- 4- '''''''""''''''''--- J Salt Lake City prior to joining Lt Sprouse Corp Ahlstrom the armed forces plant i ' k 1 i I I ' 1 ld : - ' f : " 4 i e '' - 1 1 ( e ' X - - a i - - - 40" 4 ci I 4 I - 4 f'- e-- I On MOTHER'S DAY Sunday! 0 y ('(5 Eltif YOUR FAVORITE FLORIST (eo - certa as well I s - iiigible book holders '2- Il m ri L -- d ri 'S J 1 7 rI: J ‘ - cart t I b - 1 Q:7 41 -" I'l - 1"-"-- t LI-- 1 (al ay (-- 7 ‘ flt"977(41 I ”' te:' I I1 11'g A or earlier model or has : 1 1 1 - ) ftie: 7 - t ' a e ' J 4- toll co 7itli N:-44- -"-° " 1 0 V '2 - — 7 LI for help you your Studebaker dealer and n 6 ! '' Group Elects Officers Today sub-bas- : - N -"- city-count- 1 I I1 o z - ( -- 4- - -- driven 40000 0 re ra 1 1 - persons took the civilian defense corps oath during a ceremony at Highland Boy in Bingham Wednesday according to R C Jackson county civilian defense head Seventy-seve- n 7"-- - 1 f l CONSTIPATED? I I I SYDOES 111 If you're constipated chances are it may be due ' ' t 1 11 t simply to a lack of "bulk jorming foods in the diet If that's your trouble why purges? tili —by jolting your intestines or Into action drawing water into them from Other parts of the body Clive yourself gentle yet effective relief — by eating atutooe's ALLIIRAPIr regularly Its a delicious breakfast cereal that helps form a soft mass in the intestines getting at the cause of constipation due to lack of "bulk" ) UTAH GRANT ' J ' - : - 61) 4 -- 4'2 ( 3 ' 1 '6' ' ''''' i 1 'ir tl4- ' e4iphe-- 4 ---" 4 r t f l '''------ R 1' -- 0 A I -- take any chances on being too late for one of these smoothperforming brilliantly engineered new Studebakers Come in now We'll pay you a top price for your present car— very likely enough to cover the down payment or more on a new Studebaker And you can pay the balance on monthly terms But don't wait If you're eligible apply for your new Studebaker at once I rr771-77- elitoeil- i lorOt ‘' Ps 1 t ' EVANSTON Texaco Service KEMMERER Bertagnollt Motor LYMAN Angwin Service PINFOALE Toro Motor Co ROCK SPRINGS— Eagle Sem I 17113 TI1AYNE Service BATTLE ELKO WELLS ELY otiØ:‘ oo I WYOMING BINGHAM Gene Fordham Poultry 1 DRAPER City Service IPierson DUCHESNE INTERMOUNTAIN Motor Co 468 SOUTH MAIN DISTRIBUTORS DIAL tiI KAMA8 Valley Auto LOGAN Max Packard IDAHO FALLS Sales di Service SPANISH FORK y J Keller MIDVALi Supreme E Dahl ST GEORGE Clarence Dahl KETCHUM Ketchum Atot o gi Garage Guy E R Shaw TOOELE Excel Motor Co MONTPELIER NEPHI Jausal Roland 4 OGDENRasmussen-Thompson IDAHO Co MOORE Earl Judd i PRICE Bancroft Service PARIS Palmer L Tueller Dragate's Motor Co BANCROFT i ROOSEVELT Clive Sprouse ARIMO Henderson & Woodland POCATELLO Bush Motor Co SALT LAKE CITY Ken Gart BLACKFO OT SALMON Co Sales Judd's Garage Bingham Southern Utah Motors CHALLIS Service Corners Judd Service ST ANTHONY 1 SALINA - - A -- 7 - A"-"- '" " '" A r" 0 AO 1AA " 7"etsn ook ” 01 omPf -I- t - -- 6 A Ap we 40 Ag1 - :' atatoaaimihmkozvotatealtab HAYES COLIPANY E -- wT -- When our present stocks of new 1942 Studebaker Champions Commanders and Presidents are sold 110 more will be available for the duration So don't I and correcting it Eat ALLBRAN regularly drink plenty of water and "Join the Regularell Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek I le ?- your present car ' 11 f Top price will be paid for o-u ing-o-- rlak illy-w-o-- li'4witt Here's the simple 'test by which you can tell if yon are eligible In general if you come within the preferred mile age provisions for gasoline you are now considered eligible to buy a new car if your present car is a 1939 or earlier model—or has been driven 40000 miles regardless of its age But don't forget—"A" and "B" book holders as well as "C" book holders may be able to qualify -------- --- ----- Thousands of motorists are now eligible - : iiL:i-- ) 4 - NEVADA MOUNTAIN—S S Rounds Commercial Garage Page Garage Fisher Service Station i t''1 ' ' i t v10em ok 0k " 1ro roor ro 000 :'"f - : t ' k 0 1 '1 i " I f I- : - t 6 ! - t --- - te - " - MenWomen Old? Get New PepVim all-arou- 1 i t - ‘f i - z ex-rod- 4 : tr— i 1 bull-ridin- ' 'N r I s Li oweilos - 1 4'9 all-soldi- er ‘—v--' t 1 Major Bahen :: - r - - - ' - !t Visitor Addresses Wendover Group Proud of their record of buying seven jeeps for the army during war bond and stamp sales in the "school at war" program November to January 7 Lincoln lower division high school students kept a scrapbook which is now on display in Washington D C as a model of student enterprise Principal Joseph B Driggs was advised Thursday by D Howe Moffatt state deputy war savings administrator of five such scrapbooks sent from Utah to Witehingtons the Lincoln high 'contribution was rated highest and was grouped among the "cream of the crop" from all sections of the country It is now on display in the Hecht company window Mr Driggs called the book "a sample of refinement and distinction—a champion product" He said that it was compiled by a committee of students and faculty members who went to infinite pains to assemble pictures graphs and cutouts I 1:i 50 Terms ! Soo them today'at' - I i 1 i - To first lieutenant—John S Jort lift 1 else dan army air haze Salt Lake City ' 1 : 'N)' '''' I" 4it' Lieutenant Jordan is assistant base i ' ' ordnance officer William A OlA 'i I ' :so 4 -"it- '44 1 1 f1 1 1 son army air base Salt Lake City "' t st i i 1 A graduate of the University of ' ' i i -- 4 -i -A Idaho he is executive officer of a I base squadron Lieutenant and Mrs Olson and their two children' reside at 2690 Dearborn street Floyd D Carroll army air base A "victory meeting" of the Utah secretary Salt Lake City Stationed in Salt Choose Now from the Largest Selection of The delegates will move to the i Reporters' association Lake City since December 1942 Shorthand Is scheduled to open with a busiCut Flowers rotted Plants and Corsages Newhouse hotel at 12:15 p m he is Johoffice r for commissioned ness session in room 403 of a the for luncheon in Our IIistory Friday meeting men Peterson army air Salt Lake l Dallas H Young district judge building Fribase Salt Lake City Stationed at Provo will be guest speaker at Visit or Phone here since September 29 1942 he day at 11 a m officers for the en- Friday's luncheon Other guests is commanding officer of a school Senator Mitchell 8: e No 1 Utah suing year will feature the morn- will include squadron at Melich of Moab and Representaing session state fairgrounds Present officers are: M W Ross tive Val H Cowles of Price Members Utah State Florists Assn Business sessions will continue 0( To second lieutenant—Claude of Price president E M Garnett Jay Sprouse army air forces ad- of Salt MLake CIty vice president Friday afternoon and Saturday In V :cet-:-:- Alt Bachle of Salt Lake City the city and county building vanced flying school Napier field Pearle -Dothan Ala Son of Mrs Afton Sprouse 2259 Eighth East street wife Mrs Irene Bartsch' Sprouse Under 557 East Fifth South street Gradnew uate of South high school entered service July 22 1942 as "C" See he will find out To corporal—William Taft Ahlstrom Cartv Breckinridge Ky Has been on a week's leave visiting hie mother Mrs Sara Draper 914 c"-"- It I WENDOVER—"An understand- Fifth East street He entered the t 1942 tri I ing of the surrounding terrain of service in July F '::1:7') ( 1 L-the curent objectives of the allied ‘ L 11 Ts nations gives one a different inLI —u f La terpretation of the victories and setbacks of our troops" William Gould field service representative -- for the Allison division of General -) 67 I Motors corporation said in ad111 1 Full utilization of capacity of (I I dressing base officers at Wendover private automobiles for necessary 1 ( : l' t 114 I 'I field recently ) travel—particularly during peak ''''''11' Mr Gould who has traveled hours -i for public transportation LI 1 more than 28000 miles in his ca- systems—was urged at a meeting pacity as Allison representative of the Antelope Island chapter recounted his experiences in the International Footprint associamiddle east north Africa and in tion Thursday in the Beau Brumor ‘7continental Europe mel cafe tch 11 4 In China Mr Gould spent some Speakers were Joe S Gill traftime with Brigadier General Claire fic supervisor for Salt Lake City 2 Chenault's Flying Tigers He and Karl P Weiler senior rationstudied the performance ofdtillson ing officer in Utah 0 P A gasoline -ilt engines in combat in various ter- division I 1 volunteers -CI ritories and reported perfect satiswill canvass 0 C D --- - : tC--e' ) ' i ' faction "re "te--i ' Traveling by air Mr business houses and office buildf Jio7 ""'") f I Gould completed his lengthy tour ing of the city next week Mr Gill ' 6-( i it in slightly mort than three months said to stimulate sharing available ' 40 v: Le '144t it Cp k ko (1 e --private transportation whether or 10 not drivers have more gasoline Relief Society Board than allowed under "A" cards is 1939 been miles Individuals desiring rides riders Names New Member or to swap rides will be given cards to fill them out and regAgnes M Bolto president and of the Granite L D S stake Relief isterurged S e with the central bureau in the ITribune-Teiegrasociety for the last five years and have been liberalized rationing regulations first counselor for eight years business office Mr Gill said CAR and has been appointed a member of g g thousands of Mr Weiler said tightening up of new f UZI the Relief society general board gasoline and tire rationing is in E"' ! 1942 Studebakers have just been released for sale Mrs Amy Brown Lyman general prospect making it more necespresident announced Thursday sary to utilize more efficiently You don't have to be a war-plaworker or gotIn recent months Mrs Bolto has available gasoline and tires been chairman of a special comwee The program ernment employee Many are now eligible for new sponsored by mittee of Salt Lake stake Relief new members of the organization A q I1 cars who formerly were not 11 t society presidents arranging for 4 ho 1 't 44 1 ' Special sewing projects Lincoln Pupils Win Praise For Scrapbook reb FAMILY SIZE - t ' ' t : ' i 7 Defense Corps Grows -- r ANSWERS TODAY'S REFRIGERATION PROBLEM SAVES FOOD SAVES VITAL WAR MATERIAL MEETS W P B REQUIREMENTS 2 ? r k' '1 )1 Amazing! is the word for this modernly designed wartime refrigerator Coolerator washed air refrigeration uses ice in a new 4 way air circulation method It loreps foods fresher preserves their natural flavors longer Pure washed humidified chilled air circulates constantly over the food and carries away objectionable odors Covered dishes tow Cost are not needed to prevent excessive other and ECONOMICAL lettuce vegeout drying IN OPERATION tables retain their garden freshness li : r T been sporting a raised eyebrow I'V attitude and an is that he le blind in one eye since gas rationing is now look:''' on limited service and and some )1 for around furtively he recently changed his that ly arriving Utahns undergoing ing stall"in a vegetarian's quiet rei training in the field artillery style of shooting from strictly stable t placement training center here righthanded to southpaw one one state and city Already when more than 100 soldiers many have enacted measures r regulatI of them former prOfessional rodeo Women long known for their ing the sale of horse meat Ariperformers compete Saturday and zona demands a rigid inspection traffic ' performances are now second' in Roberts' ! Camp Sunday of horse meat and the highways in a segregation invading -the rodeo annual only from other meat at counters ts1 brand new capacity directone of its kind in the world '' In Cincinnati all dealers and ing traffic! Sergeant Carl (Moon) Gee of restaurateurs selling e in e In Chicago's park district the qui Utah experienced ' i Ogden i'' cuts must in the fact ' police display department has recently to was transferred another 1 champ two inches high installed 50 women as traffic ofcamp last week after working letters atleast ficers and assigned them to Major Astle feverishly with Lieutenant Alfred of show !duty at school sand church crossthe Strozdas P At Kearns Corporal Fry is promoter trv-"ings Every day another worto successfully complete plans a cook g ry for the motorist! Gee won the are Sins and Armor Sergeant Corporals 1 1 : was named contest and in last the ':: year guard squadron cowhand of the day 1 Corporal Sargent Is a ! A pert little brunette pretty Corporal Mrs Dorothy Warnock typist in Some of the first !laws are -1 camp headquarters was favored pretty tricky too There are t over Mrs Mercedes Rose provost Napoleon Norval Rosando' k marshal office secretary and Arie Grandville Beverly Jaof Mrs Anna Beckstead peth Rollo Laverle and HumFeel Years Younger daughter i of 1176 Herbert avenue Salt Lake mingbird And here in the army blame eghtneted Datil leetrog c ‘ City in the ballot for rodeo queen —there is also a Saint! on your age Thousands mated at what a Mt - ' ' 1' pepping up with Ostres will Mrs Warnock was elected by tonics often heeded by bottlesdoos t CgoyaTtitwirrer:ener: Iron calcium phompbete Get soldiers from among six finalists Trial sise 3 Sc Ut Two ten hundred out of ' I cinamap connotbesetrtsspoDnsisopraetdchb! ptoliset points theb111 monetriviivinealEcoarimr week a possible 220 is the rifle rec- Lig:it:out -4 ord of Private Ralph L Mayer of Don't be ekt Stars (mule poppy younger sedye The finalists newspaper At drug stoma everywhere—In Bali( San Francisco Cal at Camp Lake Lt (jg) Dunn weekly adLar will act as aids to the queen 7 It Walgreen's and fly Leas c CaL Roberts achieveMayerta Present at the rodeo will be Drugs (Adv) ' ' Technical Sergeant Gene Autry of the air corps Bill Elliot '' - '"'- "' actorarmy in western films and George (Gabby) Hayes character actor in e'e western - -- ' pictures e 1 ' 1- - e 1 4)4V1 di Second Lieutenants Walter Stev'iv 1 r e ' 01AV 4 - ti g)--Je- two-year-o- 1 i ment means something es ft stands in G L circles but the off the record accomplishment By Buz Salisbury The old grey mare who has nt 0AiMOMk60mbfi&Aolii PLIFIE IMAS 1 '" 1 i I m ' - i '' - '': ''''4tf' --t I share-therid- 41 - 1- t--- ( 1 ' ' i 1 By Buz Salisbury CAMP ROBERTS Cal May 6 —A touch of the wild and woolly I west strictly G I will greet new- ifyour car a i'") 4 e t 1 ' ' i- On Account of the War gas-savin- - ! Astle Major Astle attended Utah Agricultural college at Logan Utah and L D S Business college Salt Lake City was office manager for Bagley and company food brokers 45 South Third West street for nine years prior to entering the service in November 1940 Mrs Astle and two children Ross and Lynn are with him in Wyoming Paul Bahen Portsmouth Va Son of Mr and Mrs Ed Bahen Oneida station Idaho wife Phyllis Flamm Bahen of Billings Mont Graduate of Utah State Agricultural college Logan Utah in 1934 where he was a member of Scabbard and Blade military organization and Alpha Delta Entered the Epsilon fraternity service in January 1941 Mrs Bahen and two of their four children are with hint In Virginia rry M To lieutenant (j Clark somewhere in the south PaSon of Mrs Andrew T cific Clark 1116 East Third South street Lieutenant Clark who is In the naval air reserve enlisted in July 1941 when a sophomore at the University of Utah member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity John E Dunn maritime service school Alameda Cal Lieutenant Dunn who holds a second mate's license has been in Salt Lake City on brief leave with his wife Eleanore Wheat Dunn and daughter 1211 Colonial place and his parents Mr and Mrs E P Dunn 965 East Sixth South street Before entering the service January 1943 he was employed as patrolman at the Utah ordnance 4 ------ :r- 1 tire-savin- - ! 7kot 677 CRACKED OR adprEct FOR COOLING IIEVERAGES OR FOE SALADS ETC '' - ' ' Mignon t '': ' - ' - PLENTY OF CRYSTAL CLEAR Kt-- Mrs i I - -- ' - - s : - - - ' 4 fr 1' J10111 - - 4 ' ' t ' ' - j''' - ' I - r - '' i ' ' 11 -- - i ' ' 00 4 wt - ' ' - - ' 1 4: 0 4 1 i - t ' - - -- - - 1 a 4 - - 165 Traffic Man Urges ShareRide Stress 4 i "The 'Utah State Council of Victory Speakers' bureau headed by Dr T Earl Pardoe head of the speech department of Brigham Young university can be one of the most potent forces in the state to keep the public informed and interested In the 14 recognized war services" Mrs Helen Ide James of San Francisco director of the rrpeakers' bureau of Ninth region 0 C D declared Thursday Mrs James was in Salt Lake City for an inspection of speakers' activities in the eastern sector of the 0 C D She conferred Thursday morning with Gus P Backman director of the eastern sector OCD and Thursday afternoon met with Dr Pardoe and Dan M 'Whelan executive officer of the war services section of the 'Utah council of defense at Provo "With a corps of able speakers available" said Mrs James "the public can be informed effectively of all details of various civilian war services The speakers under the 0 C D program will be available for clubs civic groups churches ' schools fraternal organizations all types of meetings and even for theaters Acquiring a background and knowledge of all civilian problems under wartime conditions and of the needs and requirements of the government in regard to civilians they pass the information on to the public generally" The visitor commended Utah's organization De-ten- se - " - - tl li II a ---' ' L 1 1 Sergeant Spratley is the son of and Mrs A J Spratley of Magna He is a graduate of Cyprus high school and is a former employe of the Utah Copper company The young sergeant entered the army air corps in November 1941 and was sent overseas in October 1942 He received his training at Jefferson field Mo Lowry field Denver Colo and at Geiger field Wash Mr Draw Praise KEARNS — Civilian drivers of the motor transportation division of the army air forces basic training center at Kearns will be awarded with services stripes and efficiency chevrons To be worn on the left sleeve of the jacket a red stripe will rep- resent six months' service blue a year's service and green 18 months' service Chevrons will be worn by drivers who receive an excellent rating in cooperativeness initiative dependability and driving ability Each chevron will represent six months' service The drivers writ assume the cost of these stripes and chevrons T wife an- Thursday Master Sergeant Richard S Sprat-le- y of Magna of an oak leaf cluster to the air medal The award was made the department said "for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flights" Spratley is a member of the United States army air forpe in the Hawaiian department Son Wyo May 6 OCD Speakers Stripes Wait For Drivers r9 H) Ls C':::) r) 1 - Second Lieutenant Schofield Louis Fe—Has been sent to army a11 forcesnavigation school San Texas for duty as a Marcos navigation instructor He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schofield 2205 Eighth East street N -- ) 1 ' street :4:s 1 Uni- versity of Utah where he is receiving instruction in the army He specialized training program Caris the son of Mr arid Mrs J lyle Munk 548 Douglas avenue Smith Private Myron G—Is at Lubbock Texas for instruction In the army air force He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Smith 126 North Seventh West - ' up) — The Private Carlyle temporarily stationed at the Landes First Lieutenant Herbert D—Ha 's been sent to the motor transport organization at Indio Cal He is the son of Mr and Mrs H D Landes 72 North Wolcott street Lloyd Private John II—Has arrived at Lubbock Texas for flying i H Mrs 17dy Staff Sergeant Jay R— Visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J It Udy at Farmington from Camp White Oregon Graduate of Utah State Agricultural college Logan Utah entered the service In 1940 and now is serving in the engineer corps Men in the U S armed SerVICeN whose new assignments were raportedThursday include: Bale Hospital Apprentice Second Class Dennis Earl—Is on the U S naval hospital staff at Treasure Island for special training I s the son of Mrs Earl Bale 637 Garfield avenue: former student at the University of Utah and member of Intercollegiate Knights service fraternity Entered service in December 1942 waS an honor student at the naval hospital school Farragut Idaho Cornwall Aviation Cadet James A—A former resident of the University club 130 East South Temple street and ballistics engineer with the Utah ordnance plant Cadet Cornwall is at Corpus Christi Texas for training Dahlcruist Private Charles Winston—Has arrived at ' Lubbock Texts for a course in army air force instruction He is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Dahlquist Jr 658- First South street Provo Utah I son of He is Lloyd S - I - V' t Soldiers Await Rodeo at Camp Roberts Advances Ithalmacceives 18 : Friday Morning May U S Award Services In Armed S ervice "len On the Move For Aerial Feat major—Norman J Astle of Mrs Warren Fort Mr and the armed services ontraining WASHINGTON '' Richard Astle First North —' ' P war department leave Salt Lake City include: Helper Utah Torkeldsen the award to street M—Is nounced Munk i ' i ! oor rot 1 r |