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' :- -aa was a "1 i '' promoted following several months of assignment to the a!::ai::--: :a! ' -4Pakaala a I rAlagera'4i' !!i service transport t I ''''''- - '' Tribune Intermountain Wire '"k-- ‘ ' a Lieutenant Pace is a graduate — S I SPANISH FORK "Seminary of the Utah State Agricultural a k aae " a :' ' '''''''' 1"a :4 will be held on the Spanish Day" a ::! a a: B a S he received where t college ' — ' ' taa" ''' Tribune Intermountain Wire ' i Fork high school campus Novem- degree and a commission as sec- ' ' !' ' Te h ire Intermountain W ir e a 1 ber 25 -- ' ' of " — Organization of the the students aPalmyra PROVO — -a -by ond lieutenant upon graduation in I -- - "" - T''''''''''''''-'7":rrovo - In response to the re' '' Stake 1 Since then he trained commemorating 4 ' 19 seminary Fort new Provo at 1 Boy Scout district will :Ouest from the United States of- '-' '" the Monroe Va and at Camp' Haan t aahw :' '1 the twenty-firs- t anniversary of was a ' ' ' - ::: Place '' take ::: '' '''s ' '''': v re Sunday at 4:30 p m ti :' of ed cation and the cart m e 4 f :::' '1' founding of that institution It t Cal -'- a i!aa announced a of officers of the at a co- -by 'sso- - Provo high school is et'' meeting Principal Saturday His most recent assignment was i ' '1"a"' Whitehead '': a:!"' Parks council and National Utah ' LeRoy :a''i to Texas lit' Wallace he where ' r earg its entire curriculum ex- - "'''' 1 Camp :41' ' : a"410 Featured during the day will be Is taking intensive training in :: :'4''1 :::' i in the admini:Ii Scout commissioners "" :'1 '''' sicto war the ' t program periences er: the annual Thanksgiving program antiaircraft work t '' ' "':" ' ' ' :: ' ' ' ' istration :' ' building 1a ::a: C' ea ea ave: to be held in the high school asfa IN ' ( :' Mrs Pace the former Miss Af:i::: rirg to K E Weight principal ' ' AN The new district is to be a cont'!V ' 11 a m the annual re- ton Gibson ' '::: at " A series of "round table" dis- - I:: a ' :! :: sembly husher ?' accompanied : ' a: : ' of the old Utah and '1 xxetv" ception for all parents of seminary band to his new station e:!'114 a a- :as solidation crs has been held in which ataaaalaaaaa::::a A azaaaa4 aak44 ':J students between 8 and 9 p rn Provo In conformation M son districts Mr and Hall of Thomas ea:h teacher exchanged points of !A view of the townsite of Lt Hall Lt Pace will in the seminary building and the Mrs John C Hall of this to present plans immediate- It homes according Sunnydale w to city and received criticisms from place scouting on Seminary ball to be held from 9 recently received a promotion taesga!taatval - a communoity house coal miners and their families ly west of Sunnyside which will contain 250 basis ''a1 sl1 other teachers until at present rather than a m in the tauntil p high from second to first lieutenant midnight '4 ( school gymnasium basis church the entire course of study is so a: in Hall 1 is stationed Lieutenant The program committee consists Hawaii Roland E Dye of Los Angeles He is a graduate of the t conipletely revamped and Maurine of Rock-StrewHanks "peaclet Snell Joyce n and school the AC a'-Juab 'as US resembles member of the regional Scout Cal the scarcely high -Ardella Nybo and they will ar- in Logan 771ein 1941 He 1 ta trne" inteflectual interests of high graduating staff will be in attendance Names te"- -' range the Thanksgiving program received a B S degree and his f strhool students Mr Wei g ht said ( of with Walter Richardson student commission as a second lieutenant officers recommended for lead' ' ' ' paid to War Alms of the Provo district will president ership his graduation t t '! be The student body officers and upon by a nominating presented sumMembers of the faculty at Provo Hall t atae Lieutenant spent the of ''j members the seminary 7faculty ? of 1941 at Fort Monroe Va high school do their work as if t f:a and mTihtotemeaisncLliidEinrgoaLdeboenntNoerthrene will act as a committee at the re- mer Tribune Intermountain Wire Cal Riverside and Haan very bey is shortly to enter actual Camp aa in Utah and Provo LD S stakes refor parents the evening US Hawaii in Decemcombat service and each girl to R LOGAN—Charles 4J Mabey ' PRICE—Two new towns are springing from what was once ception 4 spectively On this committee will be Walter transferring the Rev Edwin F Irserve either in industry wartime former governor of Utah Satus '' " win of the Community church the Leona Youd vice pres- ber 1941 or some other community day urged 98 marines and sailors a boulder-strew- n cedar forest not far from Sunnyside One is Richardson rtness ident and Beverly Hansen secrei Rev Henry Stendebach of the cr war auxiliary service from the radio naval ia will dig the tary Principal who workers center residence furfor the future a t w SALINA—On Catholic church and A A AnderWh4tehead Drager Hyrum Instructors in physical educa- - !graduating training station at Utah State son chief executive of the Scout lough from the army Corporal Carnaari Tech Reynolds t:Fn no longer allow the A fricultural college to "spare no coal from the mine now being developed at Horse canyon nine P Jones Gloria Christensen chairSgt on of man- of the registration commitcouncil Sammy Nathan Newton relaxation type of play This has effort in helping to win this war miles distant and the other is The meeting will e preceded Sunnydale a suburb of Sunnyside tee Lora Ferguson chairman of Mr and Mrs Leon Newton of been tvipplanted with vigorous and straighten out the world aftthe refreshment committee and Salina Saturday was visiting his rnass experiences including army etward" by a special Scout aeminar for joining onto it at the west chairman to parents and friends here commissioners of Utah Juab and ea:lc:hen:ea and such toughening Drager is two miles west of Daisy Mae Thomasat the i Speaking at graduation cereI Wasatch counties at 3 p m at Corporal Newton a graduate of seminary experiences as long distance run- -- monies for the 65 marines and 33 Sunnydale at the forks 'of the direct the parents Will select girls the Monroe high school is stathe administration building to disroads leading one to Sunnyside Each chairman r:rp bcxing and wrestling Re- sailors who have completed a cuss and make plans for reaching to at the tioned from class church air with the to Columbia At corps army and the other history pla7ing the semiweekly class of three months' training course Mr 1 the membership objective memEphrata Wash and received his past years the students now meet Mabey said "the American people Drager several buildings already assist af- promotion last month He entered The ball formal a in are bership advancement and leaderthese education but erected been Seminary have daily physical are going they must know where :7:-A program has been in this war and willthey classes ship training goals before the end store houses and rail- - fair will be strictly invitational the army January 22 1942 and not stop until of the year Mr Dye also is slated laiunched in which each student of the enemy is driven back so he and the city will Seminary students an high school received his training at various air :::: I to attend the seminar ):::' the high school will be required to cannot threaten us again We stretch both west and east of the students not in the seminary all bases on the west coast L: t "'kalumni of two of Meanwhile of have a physical examination by a will see to it after this war that other parents railroad i" parents seminary siding Tribune Intermountain Wire The land has been cleared the seminary students members of the men serving in the armed forces hysician during the men will not and evil designing of officers the PRICE—Three 4-1stake presidency high recieved word of promotions of weeks Effcrt will be made to rise to power again" 'i 1 surveying seems to have been Palmyra council and Lake of sons Salt wards marines' m2ke any physical correction that their States United wooden and bishoprics done pegs Cole assistant professor mostly Larry members of the of be board weakness needed from son of Ira and Marvin I Ivie stake rnay any of radio presented group certifidet- City recruiting headquarters met mark the streets and shape- and education and e-eted Of the houses Large piles of high school faculty Roselle Johnson Ivie of Salina by the examining physi- - cates of graduation sizes the sixth for of chamber Price the with Corp New ton junior Sgt Ivie c:an and seminary faculties from ad- recently received his wings and group to complete work at the cjimmerce at the Municipal build- lumber are on hand will extend towns have invitareceived was made a staff sergeant at Las jacent Drager site Study War Aims college to Lieutenant Commander ing 6 1941 He first was stationed at evening to explain the approximately 10 ordinary city tions Special invitations are be- Vegas gunnery school Friday S R Stock commanding officer Cal later was to Roberts The academic experiences are who awarded individual certifi- part sent and church Camp be in Ivie ing and will parents commerce the blocks of army composed and joined Sergeant long junior chambers to Ord Cal and Ford d ztInc'tiv different although the transferred school 1942 of houses at Salt Lake City guests February Utah are being invited of four or more rowsLast Tribune Intermountain Wire sT:-n-e throughout is stationed at time the at titles may be used Social cates present in and his basic took the for entire the reports were lalusical numbers training length presented of marines were that to do in the recruiting — Achievements of s::ence at Provo includes the war Ore White LOGAN Camp at call field air for colcorps army building plans Sheppard students and the USAC a to to Cache commissions clubs since 322 of the -unAed nations ECO- by is Texas a He 850 homes there county native of Salina give honorarys now- war economics The lege orchestra The Rev C V accord-chambmembers mobilized under and from county contain will the of members the Ronald and O North P Sunnydale graduated 31cEchen assistant special recruiting PROVO—Eugene officials believe problems of Church of a seven-poilast to present plans 250 homes Sevier high school here in 1937 Larsen program 'c1--- taxatrn victory e s ing in estabto aid the and Mrs and sons Aquinas of Professor of inflation were summarized Satursupply- Logan offered the invocation and to is being of the he Prior this spring Part army community entering alishment of a central station where dnanci and of labor and pro- - Dean Ira N on the site where Sunnyside served in Zion canyon C C C camp B F Larsen and graduates of the day last day of national c tcn Hayward bishop of Information concerning the ma- built be the daily fxperionce in of stood Bert Rex Reynolds son of James Brigham Young university are Achievement week by Reuben the houses S L D days ward The old "flat the Logan Fourth Tribune Intermountain Wire and Belle Reynolds of Salina was be obtained by in- - peak production during and im-rf the students rines benediction the country in the United Hansen assistant county agent— may the pronounced is rii geoTrarbv rep:aced with and Amy Kearsley county home — In observ- promoted to a first class radio serving World SPANISH FORK last the after the mediately After local gradterested States chemical and intelligence demonstration people a :ctal F la CP geography The rieurougs ance fifty-sixt- h in technician the his agent of war their Treasnavy parents wedding will at report either 7r frrts and the objectives for uates divisions Enrolled in 40 clubs with 60 Sergeant Emerson S Eugene respectively ' Staff A considerable amount of work anniversary Mr and Mrs T J were informed c I rr indlistrv or war bases are ure Island Cal or Corpus Christi Smith Staff Sergeant R W Win- already has been done at this Wadsworth of Santaquin were He now is serving on a destroy- was recently promoted to supply leaders and supervisors county caret-L:!- v f7::'e-and criticallv Texas for advanced training h- members so far have: Prepared Wina on the high seas He enlisted sergeant in the Sixty-nint- h honored of the H home at er have and Several ters foundations John townsite chemidaug Sergeant CPr relatinnsntps to the Latinserved 943 meals and 1092 tersteen represented the recruiting been made of cement and coal ier Mrs J E Pratt of Spanish March 13 1941 at Salt Lake City cal company and Ronald has re- and Anern an nations are emphastzed dishes as parts of meals canned Fork He was last all born and Mt in and the cinders Pleasant Tuesday practically never before as they have been Mr and Mrs Wadsworth were came to Salina with his parents ceived a sergeant's rating in the 3127 quarts of fruits and vegetaheadquarters and they made land has been cleared of the giant i the social science ne::rts bles made 338 clothing articles' in American Fork No- in 1923 He graduated from the army intelligence service married trees not and there long te hers Since his enlistment last fall remodeled 30 garments and cleaned vember 10 1886 Sevier high school in 1938 North Provo high school is cargerly at- Mr Wadsworth was born in Og- Cergeant Eugene Larsen has been and repaired 180 garments raised also the surveying is well tem pt:rin to met the needs of the stationed in same town experiment- 79 animals for milk production is the Bill Wilson and whole under the way accepted bevs who will enter the national MT PLEASANT — Stephen ing with gasMaryland in Califorstationed fed and sold at auction — club been Bateman Clell off have ' honor Josefor staked Mrs MT PLEASANT tK utility poles Eerv:ce by giving them the war Keusseff son of the Rev and Mrs nia installing telephone lines and purchased 49 beef calves raised 44 swine Mr some of of in streets absence the the been aphas P Petersen along is placed president science and phine that mathematics T M lKeusseff of this city has building smoke centers for indus- for market raised : to maturity and a number of carpenters are declare- - essential by our wartime !pointed third grade teacher at the Bateman 4 a second lieuten- tries and is now stationed at Camp and returned to the state fish and or in Mrs of floors chamber member the busy putting Fifty Every c7mmission for successful combat Hamilton school succeeding ' commission at the Corpus Edwards Massachusetts an's so wildlife 467 pheasants of service "t:VP 4°''''''': :! rv:ce Nct only docs the school IKatherine R Ritz who recently accepted responsibility of giving more houses will be well under k 0 Christi Texas naval air station Sergeant Ronald Larsen entered 658 chicks obtained and particiher husband En- publicity to the marine enlistment construction in the near future a g - e ccurses 'n aeronautics for resigned to join Keusseff Lieutenant gradu?: the B Norfolk to army intelligence division nine pated in victory gardens general aid in recruiting Ritz at program and ervice but the entire 4ign Francis ate of Wasatch academy and L e- - months and is now stationed at farm work salvage collections The junior chamber already has and mathematics courses iVa land Stanford university received the San ago sfi:::' office Francisco :: to an has machinery repair drives bond and t F Brotherson Mrs made Martha aviaopen arrangements are nased upon navigation his preliminary iinstruction at the ?)) -- I ::74 While at the B Y U Eugene re- - stamp purchase campaigns and been named head of the home eco- information center at 113 South tLon and m erhan ized warfare ' i I naval reserve ' aviation base in ceived his bachelor and master of fire hazard inspection drives 's " nomics department at North San- - Carbon avenue where men ini yt I Oakland Cal and is now flight arts degrees in x Mrs Community Sem ices )k school I enlistment for succeeding terested botany and had high may go ' i t :1 instructor at Corpus Christi il been doing government forestry Th activities A E Darley who has recently papers make arrangements for e son Mr and of Fred Andersen : PROVO — Thespians of Brigto entering the army work ef the past are replaced with corn- - !moved to Kaysville is a preliminary physical examinations ham Mrs Fritz Andersen of Fairview Ronaldprior Young university high school with a major in Mrs Brotherson graduate and get literature about the ma- have graduated and wartime services W a s graduated with honors from 0 chosen "Incognito" a three-ac- t and mathematics and had se inInde t h e gathering of of Utah State Agricultural college rines physics J school Texas field air rn e Sheppard worked in industrial chemistry bemystery drama as the first s rap of fats tin cans the selling and taught two years at Fairview T J Wadsworth Mrs Mr and on trans29 M been October and has season Morris of the Delmoine to successor fore his Coach A play entrance into the intellic f Honored on fifty-sixt- h t:51::ps and bonds of junior red 'Christensen of North LOGAN—Louisa May Alcott's ferred to Middle River Md for gence service Clinger director and s p eech inof community Sanpete high orTys activities-an"Little Women" in four-ac- t Ivedding drama anniversary instruction further announced structor week last 'School Friday who a of es in resigned pool svrvi providing form be will is a of the North Andersen a for As definite by date propresented graduate not been yet appointed den October 21 1865 a son of Dr fr production of war equip- has yet duction has not been chosen but T S and Catharine Wadsworth Sanpete high school and enlisted sonSPRINGVILLE—Robert F Lee Utah State Agricultural college of Mr and Mrs Fred Lee and speech department under the sponplay rehearsals began Friday eve- For more than 50 years he en- in the air corps in June 1942 declare Lamar Mtfrs ofS:!--the faculty ilNT Boyer son of Mr and Mrs sorship of the Logan City Parent cast follows: The — was ning LOGAN Citizenship that every boy S J Boytir who were both made Teachers' association gaged in the drug business November Law Zola Rae Deanne Merrill will enter combat PAYSON — Announcement that sergeants in the Mrs Wadsworth was born in granted to five and restored to Marion Jones Marian Jean Mer23 and 24 Dr Chester J Myers e army recently ser-will 1866 been commisa daughter of James Vern Clayson has each g:r1 S3000 three persons in First district rill Verna Hansen Joy Tangren Lehi in been given a furlough of the speech department anshe is needed in the total and Ann Taylor She was active sioned a second lieutenant in the have and - court Saturday flew from Del Ore- nounced Thursday L Bowman White Joene Maria — AmeriCamp Basin Hayes reported ROOSEVELT Iskir progra rii in the Relief society of the L D S U S army and assigned to duty to visit here gon '- church and for can Legion post located at Roose- - Sullivan examiner for the Salt Sammie S P eakman Lucille Booth Portraying the characters will was a was20 received Sill at Okla Fort years Ofvvr be Professor Morgan Mrs Hattie z3tewTaylor velt netted $2975'20 from its corn- - Lake office immigration and nat- Muriel Jones AILOYI in societi Hanthe teacher Marie wife his Saturday by 'art Morley Arid l Ballif Lovell KilMaughan Virginia Bateman bined drive with the auxiliary unit PRESTON Idaho Mr and Mrs Wadsworth are cock Clayson Wendell D B W Ail- ES Robert Preston Mark Larson Ted pack Richard Hales Robert Free the parents of seven sons and of the post tb sell war bonds and uralization service son Hart Mr of and Mrs L A A son Mr Arthur Mrs and of Brown Melba Call and Constance Sessions and Jack MitchPassing final tests to obtain Sterling day accord- stamps daughters They are: Don Rol-C Clayson of Salt Lake City Lieu- D Harttoof Preston has been ad- Blair of Logan Maude Mathews of ell Saturannounced to a were of certificates naturalization report ing Wadsworth of Salt Lake City tenant Clayson formerly was a vanced grade of staff sergeant Providence Betty Lowe of Franka day by Axel Birch commander Norman McDonald of land Wadsworth and T J Wads- member of battery C 226th field in the U S army air corps his lin Alexander Bail Idaho Peggy Bennion of Salt Forfeits Of I‘-- VS i Driver was sale The bond stamp part worth Jr of Hamilton Ohio: Er- artillery of Spanish Fork and be- parents announced Saturday North Main street Logan CaLake of a "victory program" held by 59 City and Philip Hulme of forwas C Idaho of nest Falls PROVO—Bail of Wadsworth $100 in came a sergeant May 16 1935 He the air Sergeant Hart enlisted nadian Marie Elizabeth Huppi of Idaho and Bloomington Roosevelt the — legionnaires Miss Kathleen KAYSVILLE feited Saturday in the Provo city Idaho Ralph A Wadsworth of entered the regular army with his corps last January and now is WiniThree performances will be given the auxiliary A pheasF- R F D No 1 Logan Swiss RasC crew A chief Mrs on C of Culver Victor court Baker Cal: Obisassistant Lath? rri daughter of Mrs W E members of served Luis Ogden City by paratroop of 54 West company at Camp San -by the auxiliary fred Julia Reynolds on charges of driving while drunk rousson of Pocatello Idaho and po Cal and later was transferred planes stationed at Fort Bragg in Nib ley hall at Logan senior of Kaysville has joined ant dinner street Sixth South barf-EngLogan a at the and dance members high school WAVES and has departed racks were features of the pro- lish: Ester Linnea Anderson Ho- Baker a steel worker at the plant Mrs Pratt of Spanish Pork They to Fort Lewis Wash He received N C 17 r Mass and where also was have at arrested Geneva his commisison following three grandchildren Northampton Friday mer of 843 North Seventh East s gram will receive training four months of study in radio and comSwedish and Reu- by Provo police street Logan a Latham is trainmunications and a graduate of ben Carl Anderson of Richmond the Tnlvcrs:ty of Utah where she at officers course the training ing Swedish ''' RU WP 5 prominent in campus activi- - uJILLILILI LILII 7 school at Fort Sill citizens who The American-bor- n Al 1'1 is a member of Phi t:5 She U S citizenship by lost later Phi and Phi geta Kappa GREENRIVER Utah—The citizenship marrying aliens had GREENRIVER Utah—Dr Eric' OGDE N—Motion pictures of fraternities s7holastic During which dropped to 13' an oath of altemperature restored Bench Howard staLOGAN—Samuel by taking been actual who E has Simonson warfare conditions in north1911 1iC41) and she' attended the Thursday night froze the tioned at the hospital of the gun- ern Africa will be shown at the degrees Logan pleaded guilty in First legiance They were Lillie Ander- 4 Katherine Gibbs school in DoSton of entire estimated at Hulse son of Alice Zilles celery to a court Nev College district First Las Saturday charge Vegas Presbyterian church Sunday around $30000 crop nery school at Mass and graduated with high of indecent conduct la was announced books and pamphlets particuWire Bostock of Hyrum and Sarah Jane senIntermountain was Tribune servin and the into the induction service after since his session at honors from that institution are ice on October 15 1941 has been 7:30 p m it was announced Sat- by growers PRoVO—The Provo public lilarly to young men who some by Judge Marriner M Mor- South Brough of Trenton Miss Latham reigned as queen tenced The seeds were planted someweek" "book more serve is to five not rison than entering anticipating observing brary promoted from first lieutenant to urday by Dr John Edward Carver what late in the year cver Davis county fair a few years service and while of 15 to branch November November in state from military the penitentiary pastor captain agc following a beauty contest years One of the challenging prob18°me of the crop had been hari 21 la keeping with a custom was Bench arrested a is Desert sand and storm Simonson by recently realities graduate d‘terrnine who should serve as it was frozen in the warelems analyzed by the board of of Captain of libraries throughout the naLogan police officers after he althe University of Utah and of mechanized equipment in desert vested house where it had been plated is the fact directors the c'Oastai Chithis action: with tion in liberties took indecent library period warfare defense the Rush Medical school During legedly methods that mnce all persons who are cago He spent two years as in- night and land sea and air fight-at until shipment could be made two Logan girls about 10 years of library by various physiv ally able have accepted age 4 attempt to get readers of terne at the Salt Lake General ing will be included in the motion School Band Elects LOGAN—A farm will as a part of the war proProvo and vicinity acquainted jobs Tg-and one yearas resident picture program hospital scrap machinery program meeting not orly with the many new duction program the library and 111 1t- - L Cache County—Betty "11°' The Armistice week program in Castiegate four will be helcr Monday at 8 p m in practiced LATh Jones of Wellsville has been decreased service has circutation Lists volumes recently published but induction Sunday night also will Include his months audipreceding school !Army the Hospital Logan high junior in spite of the fact that several ed president of the South those that over W musical numbers by George Frost into the service torium Preston W Pond county with many ofof time C7Lmore persons now rethousand been have a h:gh school hand officers !Soldiers' Needs tenor violinMiss Verdeen Webb period Satsalvage chairman reported side in the area served by the rted Setturday Other officers found To be the great books acBRIGHAM CITY — A list of urday TOOELE —Tooele ordnance KENILWORTH — Joe N Car- ist and Mrs Delbert B Foulger vice IA PRyre Pinlihead board therefore is2 to libraryThe Georgia Forsythe cordingof soldiers being treated at W P A directors All is in urgent need of trained organist Car1!needs mayors NiVarcl depot son Pauline of Mrs to naval anxious nrd !Ir7ny ser7 the Bushnell General hospital was U S D A war hoard chairmen farm head ibrarian acquaint especally to women automobile drivers Immebeen t 111Vael has of Kenilworth with Provo the 17 mlers on nWe has display given by Major IL W Lawrence implement industry chairmen and ea The 6brary diately and present plans are to service promoted to technical sergeant in Sponsor Food Classes rerolly F elected books that personnel officer nt the hospital city and county salvage chairmen accordemploy from five to 10 chauffeurs United States army In the analysis of the at the weekly meetinz of the of Cnche Rich and Box Elder have come to press lite in 1912 — Sponsored within the next two weeks accordFORK SPANISH to relatives received word in7 Drob!c1 board the this by cwnd deal r re J 4)111 Na V moa these many that 'counties will be asked to attend Brigham City Rotary club of ing to Wallace Allen personnel 1N1 from January 1 that Eergeant Carnavael was grad-in by the Spanish Fork branch various phases of the war B L Brick Wood of Salt Lake FAT1711177 former The soldiers need Sh trays coat numanager free (jr) Cross 101school Red the American to November 1 there were uated from Carbon high to Miss Forsythe the Vegas City executive secretary of the According yolth who re- - hangers a public address system a was will Depending on their qualificaseven 104 classes on 1938 borrowed for "call trition and fedMonday begin of years the a is for duty with the radios phonographs records mu- Utah salvage committee and J T depository library ' tions the annual salary will range Tribune-Telegrarn 2 stake Th6 at rertly at the Lake Salt for same p carrier the cards Palmyra eral government for dissemina— During th U S naval training sieal instruments magazine s Williams of Salt Lake City repreThe age ravy from $1320 to $1500 L Owen Mrs office for the present year the total building tion of important war informa:eh Farragut Idaho is Harry books and all types of athletic senting the farm implement indus20 to 40 from is limit be leader the will November Barnett entered the He to 94885 decreased i has army and is tion kept busy supplying Borg try will direct the meeting equipment the major said 31ethods to Nations Ntt(lS 1 t :r4-- Faculty Adapts 4 '' !' :' :: a fi''''3- - z5e''i 15- : k 41 7 i i 4410- November Zeibunt i- c i - 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