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YES WAR'S -' - - A : At Fort Knox Kentucky three ATTACK YOUR HOME k o) more Utah men have entered basic GERMSMAY YOU HOUSECLEAN SO WHENEVER l‘i training courses which will qualify KILL GERMS wrN LYSOL DISINFECTANT them for duty with the armored IN YOUR PAIL(2I'z ' TABLESPOONFULS - i forces Private Earl L Llewellyn LYSOL TO I GALLON OF WATER) t son of Mrs Olive H Llewellyn 1144 Eleventh East street and ': Private Charles James nephew of Mrs F J Brunyer 1359 East Thirty-se401 South street will 4 ' DANGEROUS CARRY bethere for a period of 12 weeksstudy FINGERS BAPS fore receiving assignments GERMS TIp4s I DEADtY WASH ROO— 1 WIN ' MOUTH) otts STAIRSTOYS ( Train in Alabama ' I 45 C r I i ' Ll1-1- lb L32VJA R till) !4-- - f t E Five of a Kind Describing ''true living" as "a News :!:!15 :Hrta03riTstjo process of true thinking and spiritn s Knights 30 not a material ual knowing i 8 :45 lStringtme or fleshy experience" organic 9'00 Patty mast Club Charles V Winn C S B of PasaBreakfast Sardi's P Radio News dena Cal national lecturenof the 915 9 30 a Little Jack Little9:45 Church of Christ Scientist addressed a public meeting Thursday 10:00 Bob Crosby's °roll of Vicki Vickee night in the First Church of Chirst 1015 I SongsNational Farm and Scientist 352 East Third South 10:46 Home Hour A i kiftir ss I 51A izfir Girl Scout Unit Meets With N Y Official - cond 1 Filet of Sole - S Frrn rroLntein each 0 "71- - 0t!I 1 V - ' EEr:HT r''' '''i ' b I - i' ' --e v Fresn Salmon or i' - z 'DS 134' e- '''1 f -r I 1 -! :!--- ac 5 et-- t 47c fr--r I - i - t 7 1 i rar:aes cr i FRESH MOUNTAIN TROUT i 7 sr' P r - r:- Clicken a': n Ar:r: 1 q : r't-- 4 1 - rt P 1 r : : -- M !' ' ed Train at Fort Knot : MARSH GRAPEFRUIT - -- —-- j 1 r -: : SYRUP I t i -- ! - - - - t i r - '! 1 :'- H- s MAPLE - - - 4 1-- Utah Dairy Products association noon: Kle club 1 p m Beta Sigma Phi Iota chapter 6:30 p m: past co rn- - street FIGHT ti 1 — vik - b- -J 1 $ - 1 i t - -- r7----t Newhouse hotel — i 1 t 1 m 7:30 p t t MINCE MEAT Star Val!ey Swiss Cheese i 1 Walter - i 4 i i fe - : t tIM 1 - i I noon: clinic Credit Men McAdams sales ' - f - I Meetings scheduled Friday in Salt Lake City include: AsHotel Utah—Intermountain ' of - olor i:'' Slated Today sociation - 1 0- g American Legion 7:30 prnanmders Victory lodge No 185 8 I ) p in: Intermountain Kennel club ' 8 p m 1 Packing House Workers' ri---union 8 p tn: Warehouse and 1 I Relieve misery as most mothers 8 p rn '1 R union Distributors' nCall: It)oe sthillriellyS do Rub the 4 a inter who was Temple Square hotel—Beneficial tt I1 made i 11:45 ttioathes‘t corporal recently returned Life Insurance company back and with to his camp Wednesday after a m: Salt Lake chamber of com- time-testspending a furlough with his par- - merce noon ))ents Mr and Mrs James Winter 11 of 868 Ouray avenue Corporal I :fl mWainstteerrraormaemvber of the quarter- ) 110V1f TO recently awarded a medal for marksmanship Be- I '2 44 fore entering the armed service f he was an employe of the Utah I lEtkilders Supply company ' A i - L Newly commissioned a corporal l t g Fred NS'Lake CitAl revis on furlough Salt with his :' I formerly Idargie Sherren and his mother Mrs Lillian W McEntire of 137 Second avenue A former accountant Corporal Mck1 ' Entire is a graduate of the UnijI versity of Utah and East high I school He entered the army in 1941 and is now staI February tioned at San Bruno Cal 1 : e cree— n 13 re -- -e : - " tr e 4 P- S ! Isr0-e7-- s - CorpnTal Visits in 1 t1 —e : re3 - ce'''45 5o1 ie 1:4 4liad k " --- - ' -- r- I il $ a- kr OP ef 4 ' doi '' 4 'q r "a - "'"" - 20c ) ' 4411- - - ‘41at: ' - ' i '- - 6 - 11 ' 'et- ! 47t - - )! - 4 c 11t) 0 a -rJe""": '1 leSAN - gb e 4 :'! 1 1: 4 k46 4 '1 -- 41 - ' L Meetings S - - ' P - 110 17t9 i AssORTED i 4 -- ICE TREAT' ' - awths 77-- 96t thr -- - -11 I terroue - ' 1 1-- t 1 1 1 ---- Iev-u:arttles" - ' 1 3 ( C" — - 3 I ) i - - -- 1' f : i n H:: ipilivig 3 i - - -- A7-'- ' (:11)-- r3: - 4 - - -- Ilecomes Captain -- r- 4 4 1 Scrap Metals Roll Out of Junk Yards L t- I ' 11 - -- - 1 r 0 Nv !- - ii 4 ':: 7 1 six-wee- 0 g : 4 ) - -- 4:7 -- : A - ' - -- i i 1I - 1 ' - 4 : ' oggC rp r ) in 67- tp--4 r '— A t ' ie : - monN 1 ? 4'1' insk1 - ) t" I 1 - fense force were announced Thurs"" day as having completed advanced at 250000 to war days present ""'-'4-4 field ' exflying school training at Luke r:eas-rrnctorirg no longer ': Phoenix "'''-:' com' were men " The Ariz 15:s in 1ngland The only motor: in the lieutenants second missioned are !sts at:e to obtain gasoline ' air corps reserve They are Keith thcce tngaged n vital- - war Salt Lake junk yards were reI ::: ''::: Elbridge Sims son of Mr and Mrs weriz invallc's and residents of t ave1351 Harrison Glen E Sims of ported Thursday to be gaining on a d:stricts who have no 4 41P - : nue University of Utah student: otty:ng ' ia:77 4 etlft!er means of travel to the (' ? : :'"I Hugh S Fisher son of Mr and large accumulations of scrap metal i because of lack rarest v:lage for food 1 Cse1 Mrs Joshua A Fisher of 549 Thir- which piled up 4' cars to haul of sufficient Univerfreight street Utah teenth East son to war product C metals Howard Tate the N sortefl student Cloth sity Arrnv Plant ' of Mr and Mrs Edwin F Tate tion plants f t: - ' of 450 Redondo avenue University In Creenhonts4 IT C Shoemaker ' 1'f I e' city salvage - '" '!H: of i i Utah law student Frank N chairman ' N257?-now is Tne quartermaster corps of scrap reported son William ' Mrs - ' Mr and of Udy tl-! U S army has begun 1 rate out at of the the a 520 of Hart rolling yards Udy NomAw4‘w--A of cloth rot Xmr4 4004'di" of Utah the pantir7' samples at two or of carloads three University per day junior Corp !kir Entire Corp Winter tre hpe that theFt cloth will and George Kenneth Ladd son of Most of this he said is shipped means of but rather as Mr and Mrs George B Ladd of to war differethe diratilty of plants in Utah itself alNeAs-sma- n 1061 East Fifth South street Utah Ex-S -t some fatr(s goes to Colorado though university freshman This inetned -- planting of the to Inflow the junk yards der:n a greenhouse under howsomewhat clined Wednesday -3trrS identical with those Becomes Bombardier ever showing complete figures for successful horticulf WASHINGTON Nov 5 received Now assigned as bombardier only 182980 pounds was h!grhiy Effective in test- Ft Bottcher formerly of Walter 216000 with that compared day Bewith a bombardment group at int: a fabris the Associated Press staff was Walla on Tuesday pounds irn severe is base of Walla Wash air the strain calse Several Japanese evacuees from promoted Itp the rank of captain Lieutenant Duanne T Hansen son sf 7by this treatment unin the army air forces Pacific coast are being used the Will Mr lose A of of Hansen E 'reaTed EEttor fabric Bottcher press relations officer 146 Westand Mrs by junk yards to pick up and sort Sixth South street Lieuper cEnt of its original at Bolling Field D C entered Mr Shoemaker anmetals scrap a a At is tenant of week Hansen of end the the strerzth graduate active service last May 13 as a secnounced thus contributing their — ond lieutenant in the air forces South high school and was nearing bit to the war effort while at the Y011 WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM reserve and soon thereafter be- - completion of his course at the same time obtaining employment enof his Utah He a had upon came University first lieutenant to from becoming wards of served in Associated Press bureaus trance into the armed forces Since the keep government 1 721E1i' in New York Salt Lake City his call to active duty he has 1 Meanwhile B L Brick Wood been stationed at various United state Boise Idaho and Washington salvage committee executive V' !r'--J rffer from hot flashes dizzID C accepting active duty from States army camps are secretary reported receipt of ines distress or the latter burtau to ttle functional word from the regional W P B ' was born at Bottcher Captain period In a woman's salvage office in Denver Colo Ive-t- r7 and was Promoted Again : Granite Falls Minn Lr:1'a E I'inktam's 'Veerthat plans are being worked out r thouhe:re-tAtle Corr)olznd It's graduated from the University Aof 23 received to continue collection of farm Reed Bendixsen sa:-- i n thoancla cr women to Kay shlng‘ton His mother Mrs in seven scrap throughout the winter dehis re:tre s'ich arroFtng svmptorns third promotion Falls at resides F Twin Bottcher label' directions Pinknam's : recently when he was com- spite cold and snow Only a small Idaho and his wife la tccrrzn trvIng! in the United percentage of farm scrap has been misgioned sergeant Idren in Arlington Va i A eon of picked up to date because of interStates marine corps Mrs Mary C Ben'dixsen of 2889 ference Of the harvest season with 1 Ninth East street he joined the the collection program t marines iin March 1911 at San Cal 2 Diego From boot camp X 0 there he was sent to Iceland where OB I 1 I he received his first two promo- FR cli bons Sergeant Bendixsen is now t i stationed at Camp Elliott Call A RE A I Tate Lieut 30-2o00- ‘‘- 1 - : — Salt Lake City's newest representatives in the country's air de- ) A ( - forces street Douglas "American planes today are the of Riverton and and in some cases the equal 1914 of Reynolds superior of any other war planes built today" he asserted in Air Force Back - 7 ) 1 1 t - w son-in-la- ' 1 A son of and a second commissioned Newly is home on leave Mr lieutenants who graduated recent- after Armstrong as a ferry pilot served having ly from engineer officer candidate to Egypt where he saw action Va Belvoir school Fort training with the R A F against Rommel's are John James Forster of 666 East ' 4" - - cy- 1 i CT k was achieved night by the Salt Lake Red Cross defense council chapter when all 29 women who i ebegan a nurses' aid course six e 6 weeks agowere graduated at cereI :pi -- -monies in the L D S hospital class- i 1t: room cl g i JiviteNlopk-' With the 29 new graduates i ' there now are 100 nurses' aids in I Salt Lake City the others having i 11214 : Al :"' ' fi lilt been graduated from two previous s courses Mrs J M Leisner nurses' j aid chairman announced if i -jor 4 V A fourth class of 30 women be! 0k course to qualify t ( gan a 4 A as nurses' aids Monday at the i Holy cross hospital Arr- 4-"Dr James T Worlton chapter I it41' chairman presided at the Thurs7yAr " : Agri 44i day night ceremonies Miss Ella V Vvicklund director of nursing I - tt - -- Work of "mopping up" group disolicitation and advance gifts 0-X4loi 1141l ' 7 t '! ' visions began yi earnest Thursday ' - ' JA at the Salt Lake County War ' Chest Scheduled for completion by next Monday morning the di1 1 visions were showing increased ac1 ro )031 jit:i i tivity and contributions to "2 the if in chest were maintaining the 1 1 average needed to fill the 11fr--1 ft I i chest's $308932 budget Niv I 1 v c United Appeal Chairman Charles -- C Hintz and division chairmen Itr were busy during the day contact1 14 4 ve--- I i ing group captains urging a check It Vt OA on all firms not yet reported In v1 t11 AL 1 I'd i many cases active electioneering i by firm members and employes iiruzieLiteetLisnuearpmgLao vLenethneewdaipialosmaansa I P i KSI-9:- 15 ' ii I has slowed up chest work AssurI 1 t Mrs John C Daly chairman of ance was given Mr Hintz however ! that in the great majority of cases volunteer special services pre 1 A I ' group solicitation would be com7 deadline the calendar pleted by At the same time the chest was JoKAN L scheduling meetings for the diI 1 A I 47k rect solicitation groups which go I 1 it :I C) t ''' LIn 1 i into action next Wednesday com: women's ' division four the — ---- plete groups were called for a ' ' Li ' ' a ' 11 ' at by 1 A ' '1 meeting Friday morning C ii th1 ' 1 I 4 t' ts i 4 (2) le ' 4 Mrs Lynn H Thompson chairman i The groups will include majors ' 1 '' -FThe and all workers the -'' M I ' I : captains : ' I s- -' --- ' 41 --I- it 1 r-'41 : ::""--divisions include E Mrs Reed Vet' 1 : terli chairman: H Mrs Clifford —01' Nor0111 Mrs I chairman :' Lythgoe "THE ClInISTNAS man Forsberg chairman and J — --Mrs Horace A Sorenson chair1 1 man TREE OF 1042" 7 ffr-41'1 :i t D E Lambourne mcns division ) chairman called a meeting for 2 : now on (9r-Jf- v f fr A772b p m of the "B" division in the 0 ) professions group headed by Mrs ii c Milton Pepper All workers and et11 ryiTTO 0 tbitt group chairmen in this section also were asked to attend le::hi ''' Mr Hintz sent out a word of apL- -preciation to the work of all chest 1 V THREE BIG TURKEYS ' i workers key men employes and : 1 1 tio i t i 3 r business firms for their spirited GIVEN AWAY I Li P' cooperation in the campaign NotI 1 t EVERY DAY ing that the "2 days pay in 42" '‘ standard of contributions was beit 1 I If t 413 Mr 1 ing- followed in most eases ' 1 Bintz observed that this type of aid to the chest will result in a Tune- In- Daily— ‘ :- t''' 1I i ''' rirI ' it ' full quota 1 1 1 V Li r4 1I 11 11-- 1 Ki 1r ' thru Rollin S Armstrong of C Oren Wilson - ii - w" said New Lieutenants 'r - ! - 4 - "'''t t national tsented the class to Gus P Thursday man vice chairman of the state record - Ninth East street a former auto- Utah mobile upholsterer received the lieliocopter planes commission of second lieutenant ascend and descend almost like elevators will be used for delivery at Fort Sill service in cramped quarters he 4 i-'- --A -- L -- - - I1 itt - - - t - Illustrated in l! stbp f- it - ' - 11 : o preer eating manner an 1 '''" fl s is ' I housewives as a guide to r 7er eating' Ipensed by the office of defense health andi welfare servi-sarid the office Of civilian clefrse the booklet 'written In larguage explains the "ffe ts cf good and bad eating and how to plan (7 the family meals ss The 'Value r( 4 5 "N- '4- - - 0- : - 3- °40-- Change Transport As Deadline Nears Aviation today is advancing so fast that within ten years airplanes of an existing type will be used to deliver milk and groceries to homes Petty Officer Max R Ostler Candy company Armstrong of the U S navy preEldon D Stevenson son of Dr dicted Thursday at the Salt Lake and Mrs H S Stevenson 1063 Kiwanis club meeting in the Hotel 1 By Bruce Thornton - - ----1 Workers Intensify Group Appeals ‘ iw About Nutrition I Rapid Advancement Of Planes Will - 17 t 'What is believed to be a Promotions and assignments made to Utahns were announced Thursday by the war department and friends of the men Captain harry R Ostler of 919 ' - $ ' ti t circle entered a battery Nerval ') t i in the field artillery course ' officer t -I l ' Thurs- Sill Okla Fort at school — : "kw 111' "" t f' ' 4day Captain Ostler is the son of Harry Ostler of 1860 Ninth East A111--' r street Before starting active duty 1 worked with his father in the he t 191-- t Naval Aviator IAdvance Gifts 'Red Cross Graduates 29 Advancement Utahns Win On Account Aerial Pour in to As Nurses' Aids in S L Forces Visions Armed Nation's In 1111 of the War Wagons Chest Coffers Utahns andrformer I -- Novemlier 6 ' |