Show THE OGDEN California Bay BRIGHAM CITY Jan - J - " 3A FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 5 1943 'Brigham Victory Slides Into ' j i Bricham "Victory Kaiser Shipyards newest contribution to Uncle Sam's merchant fleet slid gracefully into San Francisco bay at Richmond Calif Thursday after being christened by Mrs Carl Wold wife of Brigham City's mayor Wheii she is placed in service Brighan Victory will go to sea with an extensive library for crew and two beautiful plaques bearing pictures of Brigham City contributed by citizens 0 the town Presen- tation of the gifts was made in a brief speech by Mayor Wold who also was "triggerman" at the He operated the ship's launching lever that started the telegraph 10800-to- n cargo carrier down the ! In Brigham City BRIGHAM CITY Jan city board of health announced today that all known sources of market milk sold within the city limits have been inspected and graded The action is in accordance with the terms of the new city milk ordinance which specifies that after January 1 1945 none but grade A raw or grade A pasteurized milk is permitted to be sold within the city according to Mrs Winnefred Ryan ity health nurse All consumers are urged to purchase milk on the basis of grade From a public health viewpoint it is generally conceded that grade A pasteurized milk is the safest supply Mrs Ryan said - Grade A raw milk can be accepted as being as safe as it is possible to produce raw milk she added Because of a common misconception Capt C T Beechwood Utah U S public health service assigned to duties with the Utah health department explained that grade A pasteurized milk is actually grade A raw milk which has been pasteurized in a grade A pasteurization plant for the single purpose 01 insuring safety The Superior dairy was awarded a graae a pasteurized milk rating and the Valentine and Petprsnn dairy award a grade 'A raw milk he Morgan Soldier : j duai-s- l ' rlarenf" RileS A On grounds he "was not of prison fiuiuu iiiuuci alleeed On nf th£ burglars is in solitary- confinement atthetate ViaIH 1Y prison ana me omer u 1 im S 1 county au nMion of Joseph A Clayton bjard busirfess secretary to enter private and annnfnted Keith Wilson field man frif 4Vio r?cnartmpnt of DToba ways' tion and parole to the office Matron of Honor ' It aDDroved a request by Col W In 1 change of' pro- "A Panrnrt ClttAen fersenal COmman Oak-- j dant A Mrs Fishburn J that prison inmates pack gram lanti Calif Brigham City resident goods for overseas shipment j most of her life was chosen maA contract will be submitted to tron of honor for Mrs Wold Mrs the army shortly H Neilson Berkplpv Calif originally chosen to be matron of honor served as flower-bearHer Five Lola Nielsen was pres- OPA daughter L D S ent Avt elder olf the church Mr Nielsen : delivered a prayer asking devine guidance for a the ship! and crew and a safe re- turn home RATT TATfU! V'TTV Tan S dAP ' The shipyard Harmonettes chorus — SusDension orders have beei is- of 'teen-ag- e relaor girls employes suea of tives live utan urms oy me oi- employes in Kaiser yards firA 10 nrirA nHminf?trntion for in nf ' sang during the program and as the Brjgham started down the ways fractions of rationing regulations sang' the- - traditional launching Dallas H Young agency hearing song "Smooth Sailing" written by commissioner said today The list included two Brigham companies a shipyard workman Master of ceremonies was T A AW B Jensen and Sons meat land Bedford-assistansusgeneral manager groceries received a t of the Richmond yard No 2 where pension for alleged overdraft on foods ration bank the Brienam was built and their processed ' - launched f account j ( C B Forsgren proprietor of lauds Brigham City Forsgren's Smart Wear for Ladies V He lauded Brigham City as a was from sellingj rareligious and agricultural commun- - tionedprohibited 30 days for an for goods r i v jwl in out? lj l Liif xi uilof shoes alleged shortage regions in the west growing Thirty-da- y orders suspension It was the 640th shin to be were1 alsn rprpivpfl hv 7nrti T : 1941 in the four Miller of launched since Wi L Logan "ul" "Ijr ruu Donald Thomiof SfJlm — f lor "'r' armington allegedly similar : on the west coast iAiatinn- as soon as sne is ouiiiiiea wiin additional equipment Brigham Vic tory win oe given a sea trial and ' turned over to th U S maritime Colonel commission which gave het her name Like other victory ships are which doing outstanding jobs in hauling war materials Brigham Victory 'is destined 'soon to be g speeding munitions to FORT DOUGLAS Utah Jin 5 fronts flighting (AP)Lt Col Irwin Clawson who — entered service in 1941 has been released from the army and will return to his Salt Lak C!itv Jaw MaiGeh Williain F! practice Shadd commanding general 6t the mmn service command said T day As war Hnnrl lia5rr served here through three ' major war Dona anves and was also a SALT LAKE CITY Jari 5' (AP) contracting officer with krmy - —Utah Democrats will meet at two specialized training division During the first World war the pm Saturday at the Newhjouse ho colonel served for five months in tel to discuss objectives of the ranee as an artillerv oif icprL rr rejoined the national guard in 1923 forthcoming session joined orieinallv in !tom ' Some observers Ibelieve the con having and served as a member of the ference may take ud organization reserve until called to active duty of the house and senate rather than in 1941 to an open floor subject Choices : ngni Mentioned Drominentlv ident of the senate are Dexter Farr oi Ugden Alonzo F j Hopkin of Woodruff Warwick C Lamoreaux ot sait JLake City and Elish War T5 A last-minu- te - J! Suspends Utah Firms 10-d- ay -- J Returns to Law Practice far-flun- r Demos Schedule " - i 'I er lfc R p te Great Salt Lake waters on Jan 1 were 419495 feet above sea level Mii-ton the same as one year previous T Wilson geological 'survey engineer reported Wilson said the June 1944 level showed a five-fo- ot increase over the previous summer drouth depleted but year the gain SALT LAKE! CITY Jan 4 (AP) The two-da- y 'annual "meeting of the Utah State Bar association got underway today with an address by Melvin C Harris of Logan president of the group Also slated to speak today were A L Merrill Pocatello Idaho and A Pratt Kesler Salt Lake City Election of of ficers will be held and was river resi- at the Snake project session Scheddent engineer on the Grassy lake uled to Saturday that speak day are Earl here dam before coming of Campbell San Francisco An authority dn earth-fil- l dams al director of the national regionsafety new his have will he headquarters council and Tom J Davis of Butte" at Idaho Falls Mont ply' y KPA -- iiii Sizes Men's Zelan JACKETS sVra 6S3S?f 7 Button Brown Black ' Front Gray AIJ' £$ 3? III til- - v Sizes 10 to 10 Give Address ' mm YOUNG MEN'S BLAZER SALT LAKE CITY Jan 5 (API Dr M M Wintrobe head nf tho department of medicine at thp University of Utah nwdirnl srnnrII and famous hemotologist will d4- ver j an aaaress at the elehth annual Reynolds lecture Jan 17 "The March of Medicinp" will be the subject of Dr Wintrobe who is the author of 65 publication The address will be included in the Minds and Artists' series f m rbutfouldn't EVANSTON Wvo Jan 5— Tom givnolS Painter was reelected chairman nf moved in on area and the banthe Uinta county -board of com- dit a youth the wa3 fOUnd cower ne missioners in a reorganization Uwndei 5n f ut°mobile with the loot meeting held Tuesday in the county department said f courthouse when Edwin Wallwork newly elected member ' of the commission was seated Water Resistant " - " T T Show Card At Business of the "county was transacted during the one-da- y session LOWER PRICES! the board adhering to the policy established during the past two years of saving the taxpayers of Uinta county all unnecessary costs 2350 r Vashinp-— u that might be due to delayed work by the commission' AH Pi LOGAN Jan 5 (AP)— I Donald Jarman resident engineer at the Newton reclamation project here has been named construction engineer for the $30000000 Palisades project near Idaho Falls Cnnstrur tion work on the Newton project started in jyi nas been completed canals remain although additional to be built JermanJ: worked on the upper S t i Engineer IVamcd for hn Palisades Project DrJ Wintrohc Will pttv VATER-REPELLEN- T soi won:: - SALT LAKT! CTTV Jan K f KT Conviction of Jake T Rtnllpr nf Salt Lake City on a charge of involuntary manslaughter was upheld in a state supreme court decision announced today Appeal had been based on the fact that the defense had not allowed to enter into evidence an honorable discharge from the army The higher court held that this was not a reversible er'ror A sentence of one year in the Salt Lake countv iail had imposed on Stoller after a tavef n Drawi last Aprn m winch W bmitn died Capiurcd SALT LAKF Board Chairman MEN'S FINE COTTON mit will be in violation Mrs Ryan expressed appreciation to thjz dairymen who have cooperated on the milk improvement program She concluded by saying that already the people of Brigham City are benefited immeasurably with a safer milk sup- Coriviction t Bandit Pic-cfcct- cd WE Sizes 10 to 12 n 1 -- fi HO) ' Sizes 14 to 20 ' Women's Dainty Rose CREW SOX WW TAT Chenille ROBES I 05 Down 55 a Mont!: j ' 3 i C2 ' fit'"" v fe Bright Colors for-nrps- - C C ner ofPavson Incumbent W R White' of Oeden is considered a strong contender tor as speaker of the house but others conceded to be prospects include Selvoy J Boyer of Springville Fred J Milliman of Mammoth and Mrs C L Jack of Salt Lake Citv Secretary of State EE Monson win cau to order the senate and iniei justice Martin M Larson of the supreme court will call to order ine nouse at noon Monday as the torn legislative session cpnvenes ev John IS Carvpr natnr the First Presbyterian church at Ogden will offer invocation in the senate Supreme Court Justice Abe lurner will swear in neWIy elected state sehatorsA Le Grande Richards presiding bishop of the Latter-da- y Saints ciiurun wiu oner the invocation in me nouse supreme Court Justice Lester A Wade will swear in new members Maw's w iahcucu ii oe deliveredmessage Tues 1 i 1 J j " It was pointed out that after February 1 due to an ordiance extension anyone selling milk within the city who does not have an approval of grade A and a per- High Court Upholds tPaiiiter Weet Begins Dans : Objective Meet SALT LAKE CITY Jan 5 (AP) on a provisional basis for 30 das in order to compensate rbr Justifiable delays "due to the war emergency ' and to permit other dairies to complete improvements necessary for approval to grade A s : tBar Association fLake Level Revealed liowever the awards are rating J Mikesell MORGAN Jan 5 —- Memorial services for Pfc Richard J Mike-se- ll son of Mr and Mrs Mikesell Morsan whn ra Joseph niioH in action in Germany on Oct 14 win oe conducted in the Morjasi L D S stake building Sdn-da- y gan ' at two pm The family requests no flowers j -- Sources Graded Memorial Slated for - 11111 ami miuwii liimi - Board Asks Tightening Up' at Prison Farm —The Utah board of corrections amiroved suspension- of a guara a nfl recommended a "tightening r" rPQrirtions at the state pris on farm in a hearing yesterday oft comalleged burglaries In Kiverton mitted by farm trusties j : xierDen ber said the group approved Warden J E Harris' suspension of - 1Tnn 111 (KV) SS ' 4- - STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Anderson " 1 on -- 1 Wanted: SLIGHT IRREGULAR i?ct9?AY LLUaLULl m mm mm yiti yard COMFORT BATTS BATTS PrV'tED14N'FEATIIER' 189 2-L- RLFAPTfiPn iimU B CLIiRANCE Tape bound - Beauty MATTRESS COVERS uiAio JiVCUARD INDIAN ROBES 5e -- T rest 1 L'llL' JrJ' " ' " J C ft cww '47 1 each 7$t wooicsoiTs i - Department GALVANIZED GAOBAGE OA 'to X 108- I V J i Sf- X) 9 f SKI - - - suits j iS! 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