| Show t14 4 po avis Maps Nolve 41 1 fit Sait ake Zribunv Unit Sets IF H A Rushes IDefense Coal lling Firemen's Course New Homes Kills Miner course which probably will conducted twice a week for an lin Ogden Area At Columbia gin auxiliary firemen's unit February at 7:30 15117a 3 1943 Wednesday Morning February — i for Students at USA Plan 13etter Milk Annual Foresters' Meet Officials Plan Tribune Intermountain Wire- FARMINGTON—Plans are in 11 e making for periodical inspec- n of milk produced in Davis unty which will include bacteria 'unt of all samples and publica- - m of the results in newspapers the area it was announced by ficials of the state department ' agriculture dairy and food vision alter a conference at I rmington Tuesday All major events of the week he said and "Paul Bun- ruary an is expected to leave the cam- pus to take a war job as soon as the day is finished" Decreased enrollment among upperclassmen in the school of forestry and the of work caused by war speeed-u- p conditions are expected to force the forestry club to suspendhe-e-func- - tons until after the war Jess ds x- L I Alt I o In j uri es s Fata l Provoan Irb t-ro- vo To - t Tribune Intermountain ' Gaeth Speaks Wednesday — ! : c - Wire 1 )i Persons interested in registering for this course can do so at the volunteer office 115 South State street room 200 from 9 a in to 6 p rn every day except Sunday and Wednesday afternoon 45 West Dowling alley rtreet were being ITwo South for Tuesday questioning in connection with an early armed holdup of the in which bandits with more than $100 Harvey K Neil of 125 South ate street and Dan- Darlin of :e Milner hotel victims of the rrned pair locked in a room closet after Nei 's pockets ere rifled of $35 and the cash gister was robbed of an addi-qa$75 it was reported to Salt es--ipe- Salvage Head Calls For- More Tin Cans I BI- Igaret-dispensin- 'etroleum Group cans New Rules Problems confronting' service tation owners under new federal egulations restricting them to a week were discussed Tueslay at a meeting of the board of :rectors of the Utah Association 1 )' ''k or'777' ( ' e4 ' - - ' e k -- Iftillr1141-r- 1 1d1 4 Salmon Paul Hedges association president said the association is makThg a survey to determine if all 2eaiers are conforming with the SLICED (el Injured by Auto Salt Pork 6' ' 1 man Tuesday at p m suffered bruises lacersitirrs and shock in an automoble-pedestrian accident at Sixth !West and North Temple streets Police reported William Main 823 West First North street was discovered in the intersection after a westbound car driven by Cyril H Curtis 34 of 1461 Blaine avenue had run over the pedestrian Witnesses told police Main had been lying in the intersection A c-- f" tab tr- a ot 171 I Mather's B Grade Powdered or Brown 2 1-- Pkgs 1b Shortening 't:IF Can 3-3-- lb 5-1- Large 5-1- tini rit A In ri 13 1-1- t Itsilt 4 l rt jI ZPI AMERICAN PILSENER DECKER PRODUCTS CO OGDEN 0' -- - Wst gal 5 e 1 Lii-- s Fresh Deglet DATES lb Noor CABBAGE Solidr Green Spanish c Breakfast of 22c C S imrst Tirn monisbc ' ci t 61" i TEA BAGS 'ado I LIPTON'S 50 5:73c 49C Can 11-- Ca leo Dills Bottle 3 lc 25c 35c - 2 Lge Loaves 2-1- arZn 1-l- I VA"' 12 Size Can f Bay Crystal z Cans 4Golobo 2 3 11 Wheai HEARTS meat-sas- - and tested DKoegllomeesaltried Kellogg's— Pkg Linda— R USICETS Loma i 2-Pkg Carnation Rolled— Large Pkg Rolled— KRUMBLES 1 OATS 13c 23c 23c ue Laundry rbin" 443 1160 3 I0 ' Soap 25c 45c Cans Bars 4 "11 a 14c 90 65c gig yf rugs a n d u p hote r Woodwork Cleaner — CLEMIER Sunshine fast and it thorough Wallpaper CLIL1AX Cleaner CARROTS Turtrupe 13c LCaarrgnepokng 4 --7 ipt-e- scSunshine aNnat:e sFe 1 lc 1 tba Bars ' '190 gineSt and gresliest ORAITGE Sunkist Juicy doz 39c Fancy Fresh Arizona 8c Shredded Wheat 1:g13' "sT's— 40 BRAU Large Pkg 17c 21 c 2c la 2c g Litab-- roll Wax KWhi 4 Largo 41 Pkg ‘recipe er Diamond ot lid ti or" Sperry's—De luxe appetites want de luxe Pancakes—Large Pkg 125-fo- WHITEMPG 1LC p 417) liato) Large Pkg your Sperry's—Get :4) CC Large Pkg lc 2 Bunches 13c each 5c Bunches GRAPEFRUIT AVOCADOS 2 Lbs 25C 3 for 0c Le csinoos Arizo na Seedles s Graefruit 100s Large 24s—Just the correct ripeness for serving NEW CABBAGE the 1 C 360s &are No GmreeedniuHmeaSdisz Fine source of Vitamin LErTONS 150E Carrots Crisp ich in Vitamin A Large Fresh CAULIFLOWER c rr 4))4 Beef CI No ) de-- BrIc Swiss TIIURIIIGER z11c ' Cheesencr:-?ce1- tT esuA cJc oirt o7 ri tL 3s c A tiaLta7 z) awd tti 1 TerTv a Ia cid! 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Get Pep Vim Old Need for turning in more used flattened tin cans to help pro- with Irony Calcium Vitamin B h vide essential war materials was FIEN WOMEN 1304" Take ()orer Contains tonics Minnaemphasized Tuesday by B L Brick lants Often needed af"er 4bby tottles lacking Iron Wood executive secretary of the VittiMill ThollaamA notzteel peppy yeaei ymIngee Get 0MtreI TOnte Tablers TODAY state general salvage committee Trial or sAvE NIONEY—get regular size s5c 4 !linen IA many tablets) enty 79e Also The cans will be collected Wed- ask $ize about the big "Economy" $ize HawEmerson from the nesday For stores all sale at everydrug thorne tTintah Whittier and Lin- where—in Salt good Lake City at Walgreen't V — New Rail Crew Callers Upset Domestic Bliss - dinner and supper are still of molar importance Serve Let's keep our foods up with the times g foods nutritious F Arthur Gaeth vice president of the radio station KLO will discuss "After Casablanca What?" at the Salt Lake Advertising club weekly meeting Wednesday at 12:15 p m in the Hotel Utah coln schools ! 4" ' sheriff's office Mr Hostettler's injuries were not considered critical according to officers Ason Hostettler a son visited him Sunday but returned to his home in California believing his father was recovering Mr Hostettler came to Provo from California to work at the steel plant Funeral arrangements are pending word from relatives in CaliThe accident is the secfornia ond traffic fatality in Utah county this year - All energy all minds are turned toward defense But breakfast programs—work for our country OGDEN—Early start on construction of an additional 1800 family units in federal housing projects of the Ogden area seemed imminent as announcement was made that bids for such construction will be opened Wednesday af- ternoon in the office of Ashton and Evans architects for the projects in Ogden NVith rapid expansion of activities at three major military installations and one naval installation in Weber and north Davis counties employment of civilians and corning of enlisted men and officers t would soon cause another acute housing shortage unless construction of the new units is rushed it was believed by authorities 19111EATIES PROVO—Elmer Hostettler 55 employe at the Geneva works of the Columbia Steel company at Vineyard died Tuesday at the Utah Valley hospital here of injuries received in an automobile accident last Wednesday Hostettler received chest injuries when the automobile in which he was riding en route to work driven by A D Massey 45 of Provo skidded on the icy highway former employes of the L I - offi- cials at the defense corps announced Tuesday The course will train a group of civilian volunteers in the use of fire equipment to assist the regular fire department in case of an air raid or other emergency Lieutenant Albert Thompson of the Salt Lake fire department will be in charge of instruction Under the defense corps of the office of civilian defense in Salt Lake City the 4unit will be mobile ready to report to wherever needed I er said - - Tribune Intermountain 1Vire COLUMBIA Carbon county ' Buried beneath two feet of falling coal Angelo Simone 58 of Price was killed instantly Tuesday at 2 p m in the Columbia mine of the Columbia Steel corporation Tom Nicolovo also of Price a fellow worker in a track laying gang was knocked down by the mass of earth and fuel falling from the rrAne roof but escaped with minor injuries Mr Simone Mr Nicolovo and two other workers were removing old track and laying new when the accident occurred The victim an employe in the mine for several months is survived by his widow of Price four sons James and Gabriel of the IL S army and Tony and Emil orPrice two daughters Miss Emma Simone of Price and Miss Mary Simone a resident- - of California and two grandchildren be- I obbers Raid owlino- Alley !f p rn rst estry-engine- Climaxed by the annual 'Paul's be held in the Logan 1party to the festivities will in- Dansante elude most cf the traditional ' events of the week Mr Hall said aking as much milk available as ssible but the milk produced in county by many producers ust in the future be of better iality than heretofore The officials said action will be cessary against farmers who rsist in selling milk unless they scontinue at once sale of the ()duct w hich is now unfit for !man conEumption Bacteria must not exceed 50000 bic centimeters and some of e samples examined show the :k to be far below standards r Tuttle said This program II be continued indefinitely and milk bottled must be handled a room separate from the home d cannot be bottled in the tchen or room where ghildren or mines live It is demanded that farmers iN-i- 12 p lained in- lEugene K Tuttle dairy food W y Hickey Davis iector and i unty sanitarian declared their a r e desirous of i partments will event will be an educa- tio nal assembly at 1 p m which will begin with the traditional for ceremonies and in- clude an educational program de- picting the role of forest range and wild life resources in the war effort The assembly is under di- rection of James O'Toole of Wood!bridge N J edition of ChipsA campus-wid- e foresters' newspaper will be pr e- pared under the direction of David Bernstein of Chicago Ill editor and Clifford Gaynard of Ozone Park N Y publicity head for the week Dr R H Rutledge of Salt Lake City chief of the U S grazing service will speak at the annual foresters' banquet at the Bluebird cafe at 6 p tn will be crowded into one day Feb- - I- : ---Fi- Joriorities A be 'Tribune Intermountain Wire ' LOGAN — Forestry students at Utah State Agricultural college aided by their patron saint Paul Bunyan have begun preparations for their last Foresters' week festivities for the "duration" announced Jon Hall of Eagar Ariz forestry club president and chief of Foresters' week Tests Ban on Poor Product: i MIDVALE 1298 SOUTH 9TH EAST 502 SOUTH MAIN LA 1! 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