Show - "We' v - - 1 I - i :ay t z :Ijc It gaitt ?Yribunt His Diligence Wong ktISuperiors' Praise USAC Cadetsithahns Gain Advalicements' AVLB Officers InNation's Serviee Arms ExPlhl"Wage Win New Control Curbs Grant W Mason 31 son of Phillip and 6B i $ : Morning - ' : ROTCPosts4 ) 1 i : I ' I ' I - 0 't i - 4 ' 1 -f- - ' and received his commission as a second lieutenant in February 1940 He was inducted into the army in March 1941 and sent to San Luis Obispo On May 28 1942 he was sent to Fort Sill at Lawton Okla to officers' training school where he received promotion to captain just before going overseas in September Captain Mason was educated in the elementary schools of Aurora ' ? -- '' 1 - ' 1 - L j s 41' - - i A 1 ti t I r I -- - A 1 -- z 4 graduated from North Sevier high ' school at Salina and from the B Y'U at Provo He taught social 6 science in the Richfield high school for six years prior to joining the r Capt national guard He is a talented ik A - I ? i k - i' " -- 7- 2 F1 : Tribune Intermountain Wire '''' ' ' ' : l'I-- ' OGDEN — Details and require- r - : ments of the federal wage stabili- i : "1 ---' zation program as they affect ! i ::— - ' -7'1 both management and labor were explained to a group of Ogden emI and another group of labot ' ployers '' I '''' ) ' ''' -the war labor board - °' -i ' Ai 'were Leading the discussions 4Clarence H Moore of Denver 1 -1 --' Colo regional achnthistrative of- 1 --'- : : ficer of the war labor board and g ' ' -' ' ' ' Alton Hartle of Salt'Lake City i : 4 c -branch manager ofthe wage-hou- r f and public contracts division cit f ' i the U S departMent of labor A Directs Inqtdries 0 ' 'Mr Moore emphasized that an ' inquiries and initial rulings on 1 wage and salary increnses in Utah ' ' ' must be made through Mr Hartle's t ' office which serves as a field 't agency of the WI4 B located at 211 I Boston building' Salt Lake City L - ' '''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ' --- a Although employers under certain circumstancex may make wage apd Frank W Reeder Ogden patrolman whose un- three alleged check artists and their being salary incrwes without W LaB ap- of arrest in turned over to the F B L resulted the ending vigilance proval 'it employer having any --- -- - 4-- - - -- - - - I - - - t ' t feaders - - - ct -" -- -- - -- 1- -- - - '' ' ' 1- -' r-- - - - - - ::-- - '- 2 ' : il - Tribune Intermountala Wire OGDEN—End of a long trail cf spurious checks written on purported check blanks of naval and army construction contractors of the west came in Ogden &slur-da-y with the alleged confetsion of three men held in Ogden city jail for the federal bureau of investigation Under arrest were J O Costin - ' 1 - Lt Ilickman INtason ' ' - 6 i ! musician 1 - I ' 1 Suspects Taken After Long Vigil By Officer ''' Program 7 ! - 1 - i 7 :Ogden Police Nab Trio On Check Fraud r-- - 4 I:” - -- - 0 - - : - ------ - 1 - -7- 1 - of U S - - k - Ogdeti Employers Learn Details - - 1 Tribune Intermountain Wire LOGAN— Promotions of second advanced cadets in the Utah State Agricultural college ROTC regiment were announced Saturday right at the fall quarter cadet hop at the Logan armory Aaron C Amacher of Logan aptemporarily as cadet pointed colonel last spring received a permanent appointment for the rernander of the year to the top unit post President of the senior class at the college and outstanding in scholastic work Amacher is prominent in many campus activities Palmer of Trernonton Lane editor of the campus newspaper Student Life was named as cadet lieutenant colonel and executive officer of the regiment Lewis M Rogers of Logan was selected as - Maria Sorenson Mason of Aurora has the highest ranking of any man in the armed forces from North Sevier He 13 now a captain in the field artillery Hawaiian islands ' x f Captain Mason joined the na-- 1 ' ' tional guard in Richfield in 1839 - ' gt'''' ''''N' f''' fl' - ) 1 1 SALLNA-Cap- tain Military Work On Campus Brings Rewards i t Deeemler 6 1942 -- ' z '2' - - - - t I - f 56 and his companions Merl Gail 20 and Charles Watson 40 - - 1 i ) I f I Arrested Wednesday - ' t 'it (! Lieutenant Don Rue Hickman I ' ' '' ' '6 1 — -'' ' son of Don F and Julia Mott f -- men were arrested WectiesThe It Hickman of Salina was commisday night and Thursday morning i - '' ' ' ''' 'l ' sioned a first lieutenant in the as the result of vigilance of four '''' A' :"'' ' army on November 15 at Fort ' ' ' ' Ogden police officers after PaT '' i George A Meade Maryland On i trolman Frank Reeder several 1 November 23 he received the apI weeks ago read in a Salt Lake ‘ '' '1 k 'i ' -yo I : City newspaper of their : o peram pointment of S3 of the Third bat! 4 t cadet major adjutant 1 of the 304th infantry at tallion 4 tiona i ' cadet of promo- Fort Meade Announcement I ! i means This that Recovered room in ye forthe of Costin ' tions was the feature of the t Lieutenant Hickman is now on the to''' '''-' in an Ogden hotel was & typei t mal dance attended by regimental commander's battalion Third staff writer rented from an Ogden I offi:ers and sponsors President E- and will be directly responsible '' doubt such matters i rtegardlng sporting goods firm and a large G Peterson Dean 'of Men Ira N to the commander for the should apply to Mr Hartle's office t training Ail- -1 CaroWomen bag containing blank checks on : of -4 Dean This work calls lIayward of for a ruling i five different construction comparaLIELLLng staff officers for this line Lt Grawford of captain and the Sgt Bird' the JvVage and salary increases withnies three rubber printing sets of the ROTC faculty and mem- battalion commander informed l't has B W out L approval may be made one check pretector two bottles -'''''''') ' - rt b ers of the college naval training Lieutenant Hickman that as soon ''' ' i by employers under the following of ink and a set of Idaho license I staff 0 station of classifications as he has sufficient experience and 1 Mr Moore exr ) ' were made ' 1 plates No 5P 9680 advanoements The he will receive this rank plained:: -- ' ' i officers grades Several Firms He was Inducted into the army by military department scholar1 Employers with eight or ''' :2 ' ' ''''' pi on the basis of military In January 1942 at Flagstaff fewer rr' employes The checks were written on pur- i Tribune Intermountain Wire C' - t' ship scholastic standing in the Ariz where he was employed as 2 An employer who reclassifies of the Pacific Coast " activities ported ' Tribune Intermountain Wire i college extracurricular teacher in the Flagstaff junior OGDEN—Officers throughout the intermountain area were Bridge blanks an employe to a different job proI ' r and of Seat- Construction for and interest to sent was aptitude He school ' Glenn W Adams Weber county on the alert military : Camp t i ') Ihigh d the new pay scale is in line viding tie end San NorthFrancisco ' the 1 men uniformed for at three who 4 Saturday 31111Aary leadership staged Walters Texas where he received ' ' the scale for similar attorney was appointed judge of with west previous Construction f of B ) Blair company Ben Colonel Leutenant his basic training At the end of i (- 1 ' ' responsibilities i Second Judicial court at Ogden least three robberies in the Ogden area Friday ‘night and early Spokane the Walter Butler cornthe ' '' the of ROTC was regiment made he months' four adjutant training I I r' ' ' '1'se pany in charge of constructing 'fil-- Established Scale announced other promotions as fol- a corporal In February 1941 he '' Saturday morning Saturday by Governor Herbert B '' ) ti t a Idaho northern naval 1 : lis training lows: sent to Fort Berming Ga to The trio dressed as soldiers re- station: Winston Brothers 3 Colonel was corn- t ' Employers whose proposed Maw Pcost battalion — Lieutenant school He was 4t:i' officers' 4 4 training Sew York City: Major term He Moses Sarnowita fill will increases estabfall the two an and within robbed pay C unexpired & Sons Inc- slugged P portedly pany Haglin officer Men- made a second lieutenant on May Joao D Baker Jr exteurive lished wage scale which provides of Judge Lester A Wade named Hill field soldiers Friday about the Missouri Valley Bridge and Jack kL Breeddcm adju- 20 1941 and sent to Fort Georg and Lake City — tant Salt Captain for increases for merit or length by the governor to the supreme -x Colonel 11:10 p m after giving their vic- Iron company and Sollitt ConLieutenant Second battalion Meade G 131serve of to court E for the duration Lt Mr iklickleson of service "rtle:coce Benson Doran: Joisjor flat id and a short ride in their light struction company contractors of tims was Hickman Lieutenant gradurxecutive ocer 4 to in- the war in place of Justice Eugene e's' "I'''-'-- ' i : RoEmployers the Clearfield naval supply depot seeking r L blue Richard Car:tale" adjutant Sevier North Pugaty coupe ated from high r""77r1"'" was called to active t who E crease Pratt of the or trainees apto pay Detective Xerif-According theS Police Captain Clifford K Keet-LD Captain 1 f Third battalion—Lieutenant ColonelRussell school at Salina and service early this year prentices who advance to greater army G Lea EaA Lake City: Major I f 4 er reported Saturday that men Clifford K Keeter and Lieutenant also from Snow junior are effective Both D iltocker executive officer Clearfield seminary -- -1 appointments men D B ''''' capacities the under Ballantyne the Call State and W their adlutadt at ' and Captain Kiebard answering Ephraim description staged arrest admitted college Tribune Intermountain Wire 5 Employers seeking to raise as of January 1 Judge Wade's ' Lavron a similar robbery passing unknown at Layton Fri' ' the pay on the district bench has two W Janes 3r este- Teachers' college at Flagstaff term C — women to of an Memorial Bat!ery A—Rogner NORTH OGDEN numbers of checks from Des employes 8 m Bird son of George and IL about 0 Anderson first Dallas at another p day Sandy: Mr Adams jay to more run and years ihnt Iowa through North and t and executive officer Brigham City and Mable Williams Bird who is equal level as the pay for men do- - was reelected in services for Lieutenant (jg) Lewis Willard Saturday about 2:30 a rn Moines Nortb fret IleutenantPied county attorney 1lrired It Peterson work A similar ' Montana Idaho South W Dakota ing ' A Alien area Thomas Brown killed in action Lose Cash Watch Hyrum Loran Charles now overseas in an:Unknown I None of the above listed pay in- November for two years ' 1 A len ' Trerrionton David A Bernstein and a Oregon and in of Washington distinction B the has Bradshaw becoming LEL and recent naval activities near George Chicarn N creases during be as invoked a basis and may Utah Nevada trernontost second tieuteranta Victims 7 in the of the o--z technical engineersergeant Ogden robbery Guadalcanal will be conducted were K Lon g ear stn tt 'OGDEN—Mr on for was born the Battery B—Adrian Adams : price ceilings increasing four of G in the division army i College first ing Prier Height" Marcus Rofficer Stanley Gruessing who Can't Give Amounts e employers' products Mr Moore in Lehi in 1908 a son of Mr and Sunday at 7:30 p m in North lost $65 Newton 1:ewernant and executiv it in cash and a wrist watch t HarD S L ward Rernetn Pees !Inn lieutenant Coalville: monthswas inducted Qgden chapel by corn I He Adams Mrs Alfred '' no F declared idea had emphasized 17 t to They the He they and assailants Walter J Branges New York City:B RobertFebruary S old ' Campbell ward bishop The wage stabilization measure Ciunp- 1942 and wis trained in MISsouri P Case Crocage Ili and Robert the amount of checks they had t '' ' eighth grade in Lehi 1 i Invocation will be giyen David Kiesner who w a a slugged and of ' ' bC! Providence second lieutenant" by as from excess and I schools in affects of salaries later it the officers said written i graduated L and Idaho robbed caPlitini Batt of $28 Washingtol'is Wyoming Piattery R Forsha and David E Randall i' eo4evis Cr': Keith kers first lieutenant 5000 and those of professional Carbon county high school Numerous had been checks ' to sent San ' two before The told officers camps being benedictiOn that Laurence and eleuttve officer Coa1vtie1 they passed in Utah including Salt t Speak- were I He received his B S degree Will offer the S G executive and administrative per14k btremonton: fl Whitnev fret Dentenant Francisco in June at which time ers will include standing on Washington Lake Dale Dye SmIthteld Coburn president In from business administration below 5000 sonnel not 711rd but Davis reprehis recalved Mr City Mr Neilson throughout Twenty-eight- h C Outugue he promotion Argyle and Warr of Ogden L D S stake Ensign Tib- boulevard between )Iater Layton the University of Utah in 1932 bett 1 sented by labor unions is being aditoc et retti ena rtte attended the Sa- t streets to hitch- county inaaOgden and in Wendover - tIi Sergeant 131rd land on duty in the and Twenty-nint- h Olin line officer i Reacher ear I in S U ministered by the employment North Sevier treasury Obtaining private a ride to Hill field The light as well throughout the northPiryi crty: " '' '' L2wkn G liodreirq first lina elementary Prrn D C he attended U S navy offices at Salt Lake hike "1 Mr Moore said and esueutive etrcr Logan west 7" Washington He worked - atSAlina schools department blue coupe the three high G Colonel Thomas occupied Elmer W by tioutenant first Dear City Thorpe ''' 1 Lss: university district Reeder said he read Washington ' Patrolman men George uniformed the Trunk M Hanson Fahnuet W for the forest service for several Vsesi them for S U stopped the for engineer where he took his law degree Providence Aamusil W Hilton ' water master f i 4 t' anson drove the two to the old Og- the clippings several weeks ago tI Pieasent Grove litd Jack PC Whitlock years and wrA city Jr He then moved to Weber county corps of engineers at Salt Lake and ''' the passage of bad checks in t for2r years Jj 1' ' - ' ' eecincl lieutenyults at Salina den Ppaymar airport At that point the uni- of W Lacey captain to practice law In 1938 he was City Frederick Barker and Bishop formed Ra!tery Salt: Lake City on the Clearfield i '''''- two bandits told r hitchthe Tooeme: Edward K Arthur frat lieutenant 'VC: 1 tern Campbell and then He Ogden city judge pro ri executfe officer ' St John: ClarkeP'' 1 OGDE11--Rob- ert Music will include vocal selec- hiking soldiers that they were as- naval construction companytozethG Crawford --Artfirst lieutenant: served two years as deputy Weber 4 We11a Maiian ' j and Lieutenant : W to Ballantyne check soli ) G a of all signed Crawtion W B WAQuort T"celevel: George Mrs Charles Ellis passes Grant and Paul Mr son I of ' by '''''' ' ' ' county attorney i 1 jerikrs Loran: Dell E Jorgensen larnithdiers off their posts They ordered er with Detectives George Theo-bal- d 4 i He was elected county attorney Cragun and George Frost I e:d and Loon E Lax Trenton eecond ford of 1358 Washington boulei and Don Champneya finany I Ise:I:tenants A0 and in All Gruessing and Kiesner out of the obtained naval officers of and Ogden a two years ago and reelected for a Ogden Es t tery r—latrsee W Lewis captain vardAisited recently Tribune Wire Intermountain the license number of t car insisted and t 1 hts lieuthat on are Salt Lake City who not duty Salt" Lake City following they produce the car used ltnosevelt: John D Jame cadet first: second term last November v I ' ''' stuSixty-seve- n ' men temart aod executive offieer Ogden: Glen by the alleged check f OGDEN:— their meat the time will attend the services passes Then they slugged from the technical I Mention grrduation C Andersen lieutenant of fire I Later lost track ' writers they the two and robbed them of their dents of Weber college have been Georre O laatkin Hyde Park Webster C chanical training school at Lowry g vit wmasilleranonfoimthceednavyby cinapataibnodRy the suspects while they were out ti Vaunt:en Welistrflle and Gthert D Itc- field Denver Colo : and valuables to 1 money and i prior in air' the ' lieutenants second C:iss army army accepted Login ' I corps of engineers in charge of Stole Blouses of town t r G—Vernal R Bishop eaptairt lais assuming his new duties as a corps navy and marine corps reiCtrand William L Budgre first lieuteri-13 commissioned the in at officer construction Clearfield the army ') Resumed Vigil e t and executive officer Logan: George navy serves It was reported Saturday The trio also ordered the vicWilson William Gdy air corps Vuletich ' Lt Cans ftrst lieutenant Logan: Pvt supply depot I to llti:Irrsr Loran Norton4 Nieleen Hyrn checks : I When appear began tims to take off their overcoats Lieutenant Brown was killed Lieutenant Crawford entered by Ralph C Jensen military replitriti T Peterson Lore& and ArchiboldW lieutoriants Rcoarda Jnrclan secctid aboard the cruiser U S S San and blouses officers' said They again in Ogden early in the week IIi service with the 145th field saMng time came they were resentative at the college l active All C H—Dean calltairt Flether PateryGeorge E McDonald first heu- artillery Utah national guard in vigil resulting Francisco in the Guadalcanal ac- robbed the soldiers of the blouses they began their Iorat Tribune Intermountain Wire chosen from among 30 companions were contacted through the joint In the arrest of Costin WednesWELS tenant and executive officer Loratt Dori- March but 5 to he tion them 1941 November of their permitted Previously keep Rill on the ship to which aid first for OGDEN—Inspection of Ogden officer day night and the other two men ti Prior to entering the naval serv- overcoats employed with the Ketchum Build- theygunnem were assigned to operate ment board which visited procurerep- ices he by depot and Trencis J &chopper Chicagt'' ers general adjustment e"1"Sr: and morning colWednesday Lake Salt in been the had accountant for company Supply armTheedbathnediittso redaecrhedofthwehoTctwirnas i lieutenants - second I—Paul as niates- resentatives of the adjutant gen- five years with the U S to the alleged eon-According E Bartsch' of captain City In December 1941 he sailed corps Pa:ery lege C D recently office at eral's PYrioidencei Lamar R Idonme first lietrio the checks of the Washington fession roads to of "double time it down the He was a graduate of 1 engineers utsnart and executive officer t4cipio: James for service in the territory The accepted applicants will be and Fort Douglas was reported Weber were printed in Chicago- t ftriit tieutenant-NeenieThe to probably Catl be victims back into to and Hawaiirun the and college PROVO—Happy began i Wilfcrol 1setrnedtrur Jr Ralph F Saturday by Major Arval L An- of Utah with a' degreeUniversity of B S the bandits fired "eight or nine Because of their interstate oper- I In April 1942 Ahe was trans- action atgain although once permitted to finish their college derson 1 Jarrten nusars Jr 0 Logan — commanding officer of the in eee- a td Horsee W army sucCal and and word la economics i the wounded by a torpedo He had filled a shots" in their direction Some of ations and connection with ferred to Santa following their training c: t depot naval installations construcand field -mission Mrs came D the to L for S here the shots sent received was in close were ren church master cessful Lowry proby of the very Thursday later their sergeants completion and activities of the the east central states case has been turned t arto':e4 Iadet Operations Atli follows: the tion with victims Provo was her of from said he Evans as Fannie where graduated serving Ms4lon R Pictlarttsof Morgan regimenquired college courses they will depot were inspected by A passing motorist returned the over to the F B I for prosecution tal sergeant rr a jori'r Austin B Caseman honors nephew Claud Argyle Jr for- attend officers' candid4te school Brigadier General HenryFriday B Lewis district president at one time 'first hatialion sergeant Lieutenant Ballantyne gave Pafr Trignam City now is two Crawford of soldiers to Ogden where they Lieutenant Payson D merly Mil:Ville Garr of secord Crril assistant to the adjutant general Reeder Mr Thirty-sixt- h trolman atJensen said praise for his I I and the ha faion sergeant rnaior and LaMont G stationed wonderful recited is the "The details first at navy military vigilance which high of the army at Washington and in the of Rattail) third battalion gerg- street resulted with Fla Miami in be would than anythere rather police headquarters and later to arrests ea--t airport divimiscellaneous of the director Cadet frst eergesints tri the Yorks's bat- a bombing squadron mechanic "somewhere in the Paci- sion of the where" young Argyle wrote Captain Keeter ter:ss were: adjutant general's ofThe victims said the coupe carA Porton of Monti: According to Mrs Evans her fic" following his recent gradua4 fice Bsery DA—George Bingham of Trenton: C—Glen tion from army air corps training rying their assailants had an Ross Dix nephew was offered land duty was Colonel General Lewis With PROVO—Lieutenant Baxbiaser of 1ogan: E—Charles B : 01171 of Logan but preferred to schools at Scott kleio Ill and Charles C Quigley adjutant genafter his NriV orange license plate numbered 23- lE—George IL Bullen of ! E ehatealn of Ofclin:: son of Mr and Mrs William Dix return to injury unit Business Logan: LOGAN—Logan 1311 He been has his Field were Fla unable ship Tyndall althought they has eral of the Ninth service command : Professional Women's Clubs to determine rilecClaunynirsell vi? f ofOak ark ra:- 55 North First West street i Letters to his parents reveal with headquarters at Fort Doug- and the state of its regIIlv left this city to report for duty at advanced to a petty officer sec)4771 Jaiooftent of LOCILn I will a sponsor program observing ond istration was he class that transferred Th other 46 member of the ttre a recently las Texas following the entrance of the IL S into the wls eiass were prornoted to the rank of San Antonio cases Argyle hes recovered from a to the west °oast after receiving The Ogden adjutant general de- war and paying brief visit here stergeent tribute to her alOGDEN—Thirtyw received June last serious his technical for trainwere diplomas injury disease officers' is reportfor the of from was He pot responsible contagious graduated supply lies' at the Cache county library I after he sighted a submarine and ing and immediately shipped out and distribution : of war depart- Monday ed to the Ogden city health depart- t Fort Francis his Fete 7:30 p m officers reat training school1 at on was Mrs for service torpedoed ment week whieh ended i foreign boat November and the ment forms blank Warren publications E durtng Wyo PROVIDENCE Cache County— 20 Saturday Evans said He was on the ocean Private Vuletich was dratted in: to all the army unitsin the Ninth ported cs ed a secreported f and was Friday evening It vvaa Annie Peterson chairman of the for three weeks before he could to the army in August 1941 and service command Arrangernents have been complet- - ond Tie—uteri-anStevrart dewhich includes ! Betty by Saturday l club's cominternational relations Seeed for the annual Providence be hospitalized at the end of his one-yepre- the western states and Alas- mittee has directed the ter corps secretary ' ond L D S ward bazaar and LOGAN — Week-en- d workers partment He is a son of Claude Argyle war conscription period enlisted ka eight turkey and also to some overseas It will include talks on program In Inducted The list included 19 cases of t the WaS He army contribubuses for cl:rner to be held Wednesday from and waiting In and Ellen and Fillmore the army air corps units Argyle 28 1941 at San Fran' eight of measles two tions by the various allied nations Sunday mornings atSaturday I the Cache chickenpox el to 8 p rn Ernest Maughart February been received his education in the Payof he had where Cal mumps ' two of whooping cough cisco Letha Ruth Simkins courthouse by hereafter will Spencer county son schools graduating from the bishop announced Saturday one of 'f employed in the insurance busiGlenda Buble and Miss Peterson not have to stand shivering in the three of scarlet fever and i Payson high school He enlisted ness He is a graduate cyf Provo in The meeting is open to the public frosty:air Commissioner Leo C pneumonia I a the navy ago year high school Mrs Dix Nielsen reported Saturday have two Mr and The courtroom of the courthouse Forfeits $25 Bail 11 other sons in the armed forces of i PAYSON — Lieutenant Wells i Will be open each Saturday and I I Leslie H are Wilson son of Mr arid Mrs George the nation They --- Failing to make his OGDEN m a 5t30 at Sunday t Dix recently inducted into the E Wilson of Payson returned said Workers may as- - scheduled appearance In Ogden I Tribune Intermountain Wire the results in dollars and cents service and now stationed in the to duty this week after a brief and receive instruc- - city court Saturday to answer a there OGDENWith 89 firms in Og- until reports are turned in at the 40 school at his visit with air army corps training parents Recently ss charge Louis 1 victory luncheon in the Ben Lo-- — LOGAN—John F Blauer of stiToo3 I btfeos refor theartrditngh county setrac 45 driving Lincoln Nib and Lieutenant Max commissioned a second lieutenant den and Weber county reporting avenue Orchard 953 of mond hotel Weto quartercombined the OGDEN—Lewis J Wilson pri- Dix of the marine air corps sta- - Wash before attending officers' subecriptions Tuesday" explained River Heights Saturday assumed master of bail $25 forfeited n In Mr Duvall county-Ogde"but judging from the duties as president of the Logan United War Ogden depot vate first class in the U S army tioned i at San Diego California-- Fort Monmouth N J Lieutenant ber check-u- p made with many of our branch National and son of Mr and Mrs W W ranging from 100 to 370 per fine Association Wilson came here' try plane ' for his Chest of cent of their quotas hopes for groups of men and women Letter Carriers Wilson of 176 Twenty-firs- t street i following his elecas lit- leave sr GEORGE—Playmates school the county quota of $70:- - Asolicitolsthe respsonse toourEri: tion at the annual whose training since J9rT 29hsu ! 'Ouch reaching btudies now He resumed Ms has meeting of the classmates to tle offi050 rose boys through up among speed completion appeal perciptibly qualified him as a In organization Friday at the Bott meteorology at the New Jersey cials of the buddies in of efforts is proving gratifying" home campaign Saturday paratrooper "would rather jump and junior college in Logan canyon He sucwhere he is posted az a 1111 and now gunners school Eaedicines-milifrom the when training camps than eat" Complete reports incomplete reports Friday ceeds May ion Hale as president member of the U S army signal failed on one 'Uncle of Sam's to also a to units show progPrivate Wilson who has now together tary Ogden adjacent satisfactory Melvin was Lucherinl named Ross Mickleson corps expected at Tuesday's lunch- secretary - treasurer subscriptions are completed 14 jumps from airplanes specials—Richard A graduate of Payson high ress in gathering iI Australia—Now Zoo laud Newfound load:Canada Its film says stim7 of Neilson eon Garland and La actual flight officials and chest the Washingin meeting The first of these John Davis After thesucceeding campaign jumps rangingad- ton in business Wilson entered Lieutenant school "Nothing lik Suck lors for Coughs do to Colds Bronchial entire corps of volunteer workers units to report was Ogden adju- meeting a venison dinner was altttude from 350 to 3000 feet Washington county the from the rational arlmy guard a Is Mickleson Ross tant Coughs end Bronchial Irritations" collections Richard vises young Ogdenites: "You felgeneral depot with He was a member of the Payson voted to continue the campaign served by Carl O Felix prominent one cent of 1ows that want to get the maxi- son of Mr and Mrs Edward Mick-Io- n of until instead Canadian mothers know Its artorth and per pay day's closing Tuesday Now on Sol In U S A Logan sportsman battery Sixty-fift- h would hardly dream of facing winter mum of excitement from your as had been planned origi- for each employe reported Garland Neilson Is a son headquarters Friday field and for three without it They know that Buckley's years artillery Mrs Neilson Levi Mr and of of to the country by all service from rare Canadian Mixture contains no 6ope Your own Heading the list reporting nally Compounded went to with San Luiz his unit Moss and near lived Irish have each other means enlist in the paratroopers They However as reports were being groups for highest subscriptions Publisher to Speak Pine Balsam Menthol has this remarkable Canadian bottle right awcay at other effective ingredients Buckley's druggist tori-sydiscovery—get since babyhood and on August 3 Obispo Cal and to Fort Lewis assembled Saturday afternoon ac- was the office of Weber county CANAMOL Mixture (triple acting) -is Third Avenue Pharmacy — Pay Least school at officers' candidate at IL in 1942 a Rasmuson LOGAN—N enlisted district Gunnar the R C hi to Duvall enlistment effective-more together young Following general agricultural inspector different— cording Drug Store—or Drug Store—Coombe school in the east for 311C:lson spent 13 weeks in basic S navy in action chairman especially those includ- which turned in a report of 370 per Logan newspaper publisher will entirely any good drug tore and take tt mut quicker You'll Over 12 million bottle of Bucklers more restfui amen tonight Both boys were sent to San be' principal speaker- at a Logan CANADIOL traming with a heavy weapons ing the industrial and business cent in pledges and collections for up thick choking Mixture irritating It quickly Mr Duvall said the county and senior HELPER—Private Joseph R firms of the county the results company at Camp Roberts Cal Diego Cal for training and for assembly in ob- Bronchial Coughs due to Cold& hove phlegm otoothen raw membrane makt of the first anniversary been sold—proof that thousands of ing breathing easier after which he took four weeks of a very brief period were separated Vuletich on of Mr and Mrs Rob- were indicated as being much city quota total should be reached servance g"1-''l30 servinterenve A 10:15 now miles Vuletich of ert more for is Harbor indications at transfer of if Pearl by t Monday present brought by Tuesday trairting parachute Helper satisfactory I I I a m in Nibley hall luimptvig at Fort BennIng Ga I them together again and wheal ing as an aerial rumer and radio' "of course we Shall not know I are realized 4 ' 1 1 1 ' ' e''' - A ' f - r ' v 11 - - ' 4f - - r 1 ''' ' ---- - '" - -- 0- -- V1 - d- - - 77 - A-1 4 ---7- - ''' S 3 1 - Maw Appoints Manhunt Starts For Bandits County Aid Who Robbed Two Soldiers To Wade Post ---- 1 - a—-- ''-- T 4 - - 1 - - - - - - ' - ' - - ' 1 - 1 ' - - 1 1 - - -k 71:7- f - ' - 4 A1 - 5 - - 1 4 - - - : 1' - $1 g - - Church Slates Rites for Solomons Hero - !: I Ray-ovin- '- - ett - - t ! g - - - lieute-- 1 4 1 ' - - - -- peee l'5-r-o- :'!: 1 ' 1 11 4 -a 1 I 1 4 ! 11 1 - ' I College Sends 67 to Service JAI7 : 8- :? 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