Show Sunday Morning i 5alt gale (71)e March (Tribune Nevada Forest Plant Reopens For Making Sheepmen Elect Officers Of Sal Soda Meetings Aid 111 of Nevada Gets Behind U 3e q ange Nation's War Efforts Soil Program Convocation J)1 Students Hears ' Tribune Intermountain Wire SPENCER Idaho—Having read of a girl who was about to become a ranger's wife Lois Richwine daughter of Ranger and Mrs L L Richwine of Spencer set her pen to paper to tell of the "romance that isn't" listening to tales of woe Miss Richwine is a junior at the neighbors cattlemen sheepmen from irate University of ' Idaho at Moscow - and timbermen A ranger's office majoring in journalism She at- hoursare from 12 arn to 12 a m tended Stephens college at Colum- and his home and officeare synonObia Mo two years after having MOU3 terms are fires You First Parley Held At Lonetree Grazier Reports - Tribune Intermountain Wire GREEN RIVER Wyo — As part of the plan to place the public range at its- - most productive capacity during wartime so that sheep and cattle will make more weight the soil and moisture control program of the United States grazing service is being developed as rapidly as possible in Green River district says J Russell Penny district grazier As part of the campaign to acquaint range users with the purposes and workings of tlle soil and moisture program a series of meetings is being held in the area border along the Wyoming-Uta- h south of Green River The first was held Wednesday at Lonetree in southeastern Uinta county for the range users in the Bald range Poison Creek bench- and South Slope of: Hickey mountain areas The next meeting is also set for Lonetree at 1:30 p m Monday for users of the Cedar Mountain area of the Burntfork unit The third and final meeting is to be held at Manila Utah for users of the district ranging south of the Henry's Fork river Penny said These meetings are being held for‘ the purpose of organizing the soil and moisture program proposed for the Burritfork unit and to allot the range areas outlined by securing range line agreements Also at these meetings we will receive applications for the construction of reservoirs on the various range areas within the I I Assisting Penny and the ranchers in working out their soil and moisture 'program is Stewart Kern of Rawlins director of the grazing service soil and moisture program In the Wybming region 1 1 Ii 1 i Nevada Plant Plans Hospital 1 1 i 11 Tribune Intermountain Wire - LAS VEGAS Nev--- A hoapital is to be erected 50-be- d at the it magnesium plant immediately was announced Friday by H C Mann production manager for 1 Basic Magnesium Inc Mann re- ported that authorization had been received from Defense Plants Corthe fedporation Inc which is constructeral agency in charge of ing the magnesium plant to proceed at once with the building of the hospitar at the plant site The hospital will have adequate facUlties for emergency operations and will be completely staffed with doctors and nurses the majority of whom will reside at the hospltal Mann said Architects for the building will be M L Barker and G Lawrence 1 Ott of Los Angeles whohave Institution Head Outline a Specialized Courses This Year Tribune Intermountain Wire RENO Nev—The services of the University of Nevada are being marshaled solidly behind the nation at war President L W Hartman announced at a convocation of students and staff on the campus in Reno Addressing the university corn- - economics journalism philosophy munity along with Governor E P political science psychology and Carville and representatives of sociology faculty and of the student body Arrangements are being made President Hartman outlined steps by which students who leave the already taken by the instttution to university to enter service with meet wartime conditions the armed forces will receive recThe mechanical engineering ognition for the uncompleted work shops he said are running from they have and Both women students early morning until late night in the training of machinists for townspeople are being trained for service in vital defense industries nursing and similar work in the The nutrition refresher course university infirmary in January was attended by 50 Civilian pilot training at the women from all parts of the state university has turned out many who prepared themselves for men who are in the air services of emergency feeding of large num- - the nation More than 200 men students it bers of people Members of the university staff is estimated have joined the have contributed individually or army navy marine corps or coast through a benefit- about $600 to guard Between 15 and 20 per cent the Red Cross since the sneak of the instructional staff has gone into military service attack on Pearl Harbor Staff members have purchased Additional advanced training is $10000 in defense bonds since the being offered by the ROTC on middle of January through the the campus to prepare students U of N comptroller's office for service in the army Roth the department of chemA summcr term win be offered this Istry and the Mackay school of year in addition to the regular mines are planning to offer next k session to accelerate the year special courses in the of University of Nevada duction of strategic metals fined students A war council in Nevada such as magnesium has been named to assist the pres- - and manganese ident in adapting the university's The university is responsible fctr program to war conditions as they the discovery of tin in the Rabbit arise and to prepare to meet post- - Hole district of Pershing county war problems In many other respects the A number of special courses University of Nevada isoing its closely related to the war will be part the head of the institution offered next year in history home stated - 10-we- th-00- Wyo Two years ago Jacobucci and his son John Jaeobucci the latter a chemical engineer installed a niw process for producing the soda from the water of soda wells in the south part of Green River Some production from these wells was first obtained around a half century ago The extent of the production at the plant has not been announced but is said to be sufficient to care for the needs of the railroad and of local laundries in softening water for boiler use Because of war demands soda for this purpose Is scarcely available in the United States it being needed for purposes other than water softening This is also one of the products expected from the trona deposits west of here should they be opened 41 six-wee- cattlemen loggers forest fires superior officers and range inspections If you are married in the fall you take second place to yearend reports fiscal plans grazing meetings and all kinds of incidental duties 'Those pleasant evening drives will be hurried trips In a pickup The road if he follows one will be rutted rocky bumpy crooked and often muddy and will take you to some sheep camp where hubby can talk business to a herder The quiet evening at home will be spent entertaining permittees forest officials 'a n d - MOSCOW Idaho (M—Eugene son of Mr and MrS Jack Pope was injured fatally Saturday morning when hit by a train near the Pope home outside the city limits Defense Units Plan Meets Tribune Interrhountain Wire ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — The y F B I school for the peace officers of western Wyoming closed here Saturday night with the last two days being devoted to the quarterly conference between G A Nicholson special agent in charge of the Denver office of B I and the officers The instructional period of the school which opened here Monday was conducted by R J Brandt of Washington D C recently assigned to the Denver office Nicholson's conference with the peace officers dealing as usual with problems confronting the officers daily concerned recent legislation affecting enemy aliens and their property especially dealing with movements and with contra- Tribune Intermountain Wire ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — Subcommittees to carry out the civilian defense nutrition program In every community of the county are being set up it is announced by Mr& Mary Lawless member of the county defense council in charge of nutrition work The plan of community organization was adopted at a recent meeting of the county nutrition committee In larger towns and cOmmunities of the county special organizations are to be created while in the smaller communities the work will be placed in the hands of already existing v4omen's organizations which are familiar with community effort according to the announced plan Community leaders in every community in the county are being contacted and asked to arrange for meetings with the interested persons of their respective communities The Green River meeting will be held in the courthouse the latter part of next week it has been apflounced in Green River by W L Duncan county agent‘ six-da- band ppssessions Between 25 and 30 officers were present daily and the only western Wyoming community of any size not represented is said to have been that of Rawlins Naval Plant Gets Okeh Goes Forward Tlvo Evacuee Children - 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Or the one we orders many of them as high as $10000 in value used in this advertisement there beside the pack- and at the same time get acquainted with the new breakfast food sensation ClIBERIOASS e age: "The Breakfast Food You've Always Wanted" Of course these are only samples The All you have to do is write a simple little get started right away And important thing is slogan No long letters to write No jingle to send in as many slogans as you like just worry about No complicated pictures to puzzle over Just try CHEERIOATS listen to your accompany each entry withra sales slip showing '' then jot down any thought purchase of one package of CHEERIOATS family rave about it that comes into your head for a good slogan Ready-to-EAt for this wonderful new kind of breakfast food -- ---'- --- mtgl 0 --- I' ' 'LIME'S your chance to win big cash prizes U1 or share in $650000 worth of free grocery -4 o '' ' - ' : - '''''''-- ' 1 - 1 1 -- - rm 1 - 411'1116:11Ct t10"t4'lz$Ii dr ''' c( lt014S' ''' 1:I11 ''k' 'rli- ' ? - ' I '—'ft-- :t 1 i) Idi Ov - i Al '''' 610opteol"a0moa"Somm606bowSImWoo0 'd ' 1 '' ' at ' I z : e! ' it IL 14° ‘ ' ' ''tteUsi VAl 't-' - lit - t :'e- 3 45Ple:A01":") 4 N a 7- i tc-4- '''l i pgr 4 ' e'4 V)-'- - ' - Vol j 1 1c 1 ii i z- - 4r f' 'i: 7F 'sk 1 :22110 -- plitfl tY : : 1 ' '11 - Aoc:7- I1 f 141x "t 2! -' b tko"4Akos"'"4-‘°-''''""L- 0-ir- LastA lad District Caribou Forest ' s' i q '4 ' t''''' z t: dmkmom PURPOSE OF CONTEST: 2- '!' z ' t: it - ' 01014rx? - A 'il'‘ - ': f e 1 4z:i 4:71 --- i- : :: '': rAt cleFek-4°Cs- (0 1 t2 iy": -' - ' Yr (A i le- ef!!!4741:1 0 ‘ U:11 4 "1 ' '3:ct - ar e6111N-- 1 -- - A 3 i'l :" 11: NI11' - ' ' tiadmkmi6 I The New Ready-to-EOATMEAL CEREAL Corn and Tapioca Added for Better FLAVOR T ::- - :::::4:2i c E R Wyo — Mrs Charles E Roe of Chicago member of the field OATMEALICereal of the Naattack and Mrs Elwell was in a tional Congress staff SampleSlogans and Tips of Parents and CHEERIOATS is the modern oatmeal cereal all on How to Win hospital at Honolulu the morning Teachers will be in Kemmerer and with corn and tapioca blended 01 ready to eat of the fin e a k attack Elwell is a April 7 and 8 On the first afteroatmeal Haven't you often thought when reading the in to make it the most delicious-tastin- g noon she will be in charge of a navy pilot n cereal you ever had! It's 75 ground oatmeal how easily slogan of some product McGILL Nev—The McGill Red and provides full oatmeal amounts of important meeting for all Kemmerer P-- A you could write one just as good or even better? Cross chapter presented certifimembers and on the second evevitamins and minerals of oatmeal itself Comes cates Thursday to 101 McGill the main speaker at a genin the brand-neand clever shape of little minianing women who have completed sucture doughnuts eral meeting of the organization toasted and crisp! So good the standard' we guarantee your money back if any member Mrs Roe will be in Rock Springs 4b cesfully viit course in fled Cross home nursing on April 9 accompanied from here of your family doesn't like it! ?AV:3 0k1 Presentation of the certificates Mrs Ernie by Kemmerer Nat — ROCK SPRINGS Wyo was made by Dr O Hovenden of Icy and Mrs - k Hill vice president 1 :5k THE BREAKFAST FOOD 4 highways are blamed for an acci- of the localGuy Mc Gilt at the McGill clubhouse P-A : in dent which F YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED Wilkerson J 1 of '' Stu: Instructors were Mrs N SmerMrs also attend a Tfrytae ' suffered back injuries and state P--NottA will A nor! Mrs Christie Studstrup and Omaha board in 4 — meeting his Wilkerson and daughter u Betty New Mrs Leonard Madelyn Cheyenne on April 14 f 44 4-- t3 x a Miss friend Johnson : ' suffered A if(0 classes are now under way for all minor cuts 4s )0:c!--j ' bruises and shock on 1 f McGill women desiring instruction Lincoln ' -30 miles east -' of highway ' --Nr with the staff of instructors being here Wilkerson is not believed to Ma 7 "t i to ' ' 0 i ) iff er augmented by Mrs Georgia Draper be in a critical condition No 'k and Mrs W K Sanders 4 Miss Johnson reportedly drivi ' t ing lost control on the icy paveMALAD Idaho—R E Clabby ment following a storm that was 4? ' Masons Plan Rites t- local forest ranger has been adin the region crii general e vised that the Ma lad ranger disELY Nev — Scottith Rite ''d '1' 0 trict will be transferred from THIN—write slogan on entry Masons of White Pine county will Names Arch Deacon NEXTterve your family 44 '4 new treat for t blank shown here mail with I 0‘ Cache forest to the Caribou forest wi ielcious observe Maundy Thursday with a ( — breakfast nd listen to ad toilet slip and name15and1942 P t EVANSTON Wyo—The Right on April 1 Caribou forest headdinner at 6:30 p rn followed by one FIRSTpurchase them tee about package before April of CHEERWATS getting a The the ritualistic ceremony of en- Rev C Zeigler bishop of the quarters are at Pocatello sales slip or cash register rehas ranger district headquarters will tinguishing the lights at the Ma- Episcopal diocese of Wyoming ceipt showing purchase Mcremain' in B Malad Rev sonic temple the Dudley appointed The Malad ranger district in'Guest spea'ket: will be the Rev Neil of Evanston arch deacon F C Sloan or Carson City In for the diocese Rev McNeil is cludes the mountains from near '''444'44aa TS lt a reg trade mark Ine Cam algae Si Cameral Wt '''' ''''''''''''''11111a north to near Plymouth charge of arrang'ements is L G rector of the St Paul's tierterg4 Itittia last Episcopal ptah Irnmonen of McGill In Evanston church Downey Idaho Red Cross Issues Certificates :L ':'" m April 24at Boulder City—Construction of 15 duplex cottages at Boulder canyon project - ' 4 4 L ‘'' - " itt- - No tette ! k k -c :t- : ' d zi:AP-- st! - c-:- - - Ai"' ors1000 ! 4 tviy n ir: A 0(47011 ' ' ' ) li? di4 ' 41oLo ( 1 ' Oa - ' tit eltd 4511s' ' Lt i - lit o 41 - 111040" r - - - ' k"4''''' ' r k : 1:: ti4'0000914bk449 : - k I i t 1 ': ' ' ''' 4 t g ' f 1 te--1 - Th cle e"--- 4! - 11 '' i (i prr t' c - : : c- ::- e - s ' ' -- 81 I 1 s Arizona-California-Neva- P-- T : -- : 177-- 1 m ' - i- z------ Bureau Slates Bids Study five-roo- - 1A t DENVER March 28 (P)—The bureau of reclamation Saturday announced a schedule for opening bids on contracts for equipment or construction work at several western reclamation projects including: April 23 at Boulder City Nev —Construction of five three-rooresidences and five residences at Boulder City Nev Boulder canyon project - 1 1 F B I Closes Special Class Mattress Eroject -- - Train Kills Chihl f 14-m- March Senator Thomas (11) Idaho (— Saturday said the navy had instructed the Morrison-Knudse- n Construction company of Boise Idaho to proceed immediately with con1 I AFTON Wyo — Miss Phyllis struction of the new naval gun reRichards of Afton Lincoln county lining plant at Pocatello Idaho Thomas said the formal award I home dernonstration agent reported Saturday that the 1942 of the contract involving an estimattress project this county spon- mated $20000000 would be made sored in cooperation with the ex- in a few days to the Boise firm tension service is now in progress land 14111 continue throughout the 1 summer To date applications for 370 mattresses have been accepted Kemmerer and Cokeville being included la the district ROCK SPRINGS Wyo—EvaeBedford and Etna will be the two first communities- completing upes from Hawaii two small chil3 years and the other this year s schedule making a to- dren—one ' 3 months old—are patients at the tal of 80 mattresses 1 The work ix being locally itt- Wyoming General hospital They are the children of Lieuiperviserl by Mre Nellie Skinner of tenant and Mrs John Elwell of Bedford oind Mrs Loutme Brower taken 111 while their of Etna Auburn and Thayne will Honolulu make shout 100 mattresses next mother was taking them from the west coast to their father's new week Miss Richards said I air station in the east The youngest child wan born six days prior to the Pearl Harbor 1 '26-ho- agricultural - pro-educati- WASHINGTON 1 -- forest "Then there may as weir know now nothing Is as important as a fire The maximum time for a ranger to 'get away' from the station after a fire report is five to ten minutes There is no excuse for his not being on a fire and the wife cannot expect to be good competition If dinner is ready and a fire report comes in you will make sandwiches of that 'perfect veal roast' help him get ready watch him leave and then 'stay on the telephone for:reports or orders "But you'llbecome accustomed to it all in a few years You'll learn to accept the life and love " it as the majority do been graduated from the Idaho Falls high school where she was coeditor of the high school annual She has lived at ranger stations since the age of 4 years Describes Life She wrote in part: If you are married during the spring or summer you will play second fiddle to sheepmen for production Drilling of test holes for the Union Pacific railroad company is still under way west of Bryan and about 15 miles west of Green River Tribune Intermountain Wire ROCK SPRINGS Wyo — No shortage in labor at the shearing pens of this area during the sheepshearing period is expected it has been said here after a meeting of the Sweetwater county labor committee of the USDA defense board of which D N Macdonald of the U S employment service is chairman Only one sectiol of the county sees any threat or being short of labor at the time of the wool clip— that is the Henrys Fork valley The clip in that sectiMn is not as large as in other shearing centers such as at Bitter Creek Brown's Park the Wells north of hock Springs and Opal In handling farm labor shortages in Eden and Henry's Fork valley a community system of pooling labor is planned Shearing Will start in this area about April 16 when the clip at the pens in Brown's Park south of Rock Springs in northwestern Colorado starts Shearing at Bitter Creek and at the hay pens begins about April 20 Within a short time the forerunners of the shearing crews will begin to arrive in Rock Springs to obtain assignments to shearing pens at the beginning of the seas son waiting in the city until weather permits the actual shearing to get under way war-emergen- pre- pared plans for a number of industrial hospitals on the Pacific coast Dr Francis E Clough has been elected as chief surgeon for the hospital and will assume his duties in the immediate future Tribune Intermountain Wire GREEN RIVER Wyo — The soda ash plant which except for experimentation has been closed here for years is on the production list again and should be marketing sal soda sometime during the coming week reports J H Jacobucci owner of the plant who has leased It to Winston Boyer of Savery Tribune Intermountain Wire ELY Nev—D C Robison of Baker was elected president of the Nevada National Forest Sheep Growers' association this week Other officers elected were Martin Magnuson ot McGill vice president: C R Townsend of Ely secretary-treasure- r B H Robison n A Ye Hand Dan Clark and P J Johansen directors C E Favre chief of grazincr of the forest regional office and A E Briggs supervisor of the Nevada foregt spoke at the annuel meeting of the sheepmen on range management for food for victory They stressed increased wool and mutton production better tyre s of livestock P nd supplemental foods rather than increased numbers Range rehabilitation end reseedin z were outlined including winter rye for spring lambing forage bnd It was announced the fo”est service grazing service and Nevada University exoerimentel will seed demon3tration areas to determine the best plent tynes for various soils on sheep grazing lands MALAD Idaho ---- A course in emergency service corps Instruction will be given in the MFINd D S stake Seminary building by D L Roberts scout executive from Pocatello on March 30 and 31 and April I B Ranchers See No Dearth Of Shearers Ranger's Daughter Stills Forest Romance Ideas ' 1942 29- '!eitAsocur)"tattvotwttokat |