| Show -- i Women filen Service Honors Display Unique - Lee to Continue Efforts to Gain tOfficer Missing — CITY S "'TtttaT Blaine Lieut Mr ana mfH ' fla H onor Garland 4 f V i 0 — "'J -- s t in ton Mrs t -- nn 1 ¥ ln(i In the air corps is 4 °" rssssa ritvi nrth9m -a rue w- Salt Lake Band Six-Sta- te i : Wage Rates : FARMINGTON April 18— Prevailing 1945 wage rates to be paid by Davis county farmers hiring fJAHTAMTi Anril of war Mexican nationsfrvf f w twA Tvlremen com- - prisoners c!n nlaved SS totS als or other contract labor have hv aViAi f thu little north been announced by the Davis MMUMb vA dm TTtaK nrtv will hp COfiQUCieu County Farm Labor association Carl B Green county iarm xaDor de- the Garland -- CL D S stake taber- - supervisor said rates were rates Wnrtd w i5riH nftpr considering re A uaie xnicn"a i Lieut S Michaelis and Uted by'farmers during hearLngs M Ida ji onn i lUta ioirviricr i iifiMlMAlie ii of son 23 Rates for 1943 will be as fol- E Jensen Dale TSgt vMr- - and Mrs Ezra Jensen lows: Apncuw -- 0Monro Otto W arriors orial - 1942 and has been May overseas since a?"' the following tecTtS: k AWSf sh2ee KiS counted-- " -- smfonrc been oAniimiA to cain a recotint ' ly n 'Neistm action - n corps PMuii vftte bv which the Re-was defeated last publican nominee vv Herbert B Gov —rf llUV(lun k Maw Democrat The official canvas showed Maw elected by a 1056 margin Announcing that the mova for a recount would continue George M Cannon on of Lei'a attorneys said "both sides are agxted that many ballota have been impropert'-- ft aWrpart-Mr Second Pilot t CITY o£ Mayor Backers (AP)— Af Price said today efforts it miintf-l- ment toqay ents f uieui April 18 3 Brack-- t LAKE m lo— April 23 son ox frUf - V- I Davis Sets Farm WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 18 1943 M emorial Services Will Army Reports f Ballot Recount VSALT '4 WAAV i i eus or r 1 10? 4rea Otrailffe C7 ' a LOGAN April 18 AP)—The second Utah pilot to reconnolter an isolated colony of unrecorded New Guinea natives had a spear thrown at him for his efforts Lt Ray K Hugie of Logan wrote his parents that he and other pilots in his squadron spent two hours flying over the valley which is almost entirely surrounded by 20000 foot moun- - ££SfiS2i down Next of kin - wo only P12 ton No 2 tains In contrast to the natives pf Clinic the rest of New Guinea "Hie d people Hugie saw were 1ft fAPr— tall and very They counted for neither candidate weig ht for y: lei d y for high school mu- - seem to have attained a relative- - Bear River high school together - Cannon said "there U no way A band cflnic team tennis same of civilization on mv inanri u lass aiiia xuua the played degree M high ly bags nOW a1v 4of prmfnlnff -using terraced farms and irriga- and later entered Utah State Agri- per acare were improperly ballots cultural 'college together They many uj unsuiu tion systems aeparwnein !? except that it U fenced in with' trained at various centers througn- 2 to 13 the counted are fv "All huts Jniv a' hnur would tre- into as- of disclosed and known the number runs out lines and the fencing military country beets session catalogue regular summer Since the committower-affain thousands! them are reunited early there large signments wage was - j" vK itoaay tee is convinced that Mr Lee 1944 when they were stationed at SSwald? "v lookout stations" Hugie wrote in accordance with that Other states pax wtiv""1 Colorado ' runs elected we feel that the public which stream "A be large Wyoming will clinic made byhe state AAA committee should know what the vole shows through the valley is spanned T iont iuiha1ia asked that his several swimming bridges -One oi me umvetiijr Wiwill f in- by With reference to the repeated seems to disap' itself in friend river be assigned to his bomber The years ' programs summer statements of opposing counsel that one of 24 at hills Tako Oarc of Your end crew the in The request was granted into departpear clude 187 classes continued be not should case In overseas March and thev wnt the the valley" ments Dates of the two terms are w c nnse to taxpay- nf thm 23 over low 20 1944 and had flown 19 successful and his As to 11 swooped July plane July i Precious Eyes ers we wish to point out that with one let native missions area the 24 fly together to Aug the courts are already provided Plane he a spear reported Survivors Listed and PROUSSENAl VtHfiCa3 BY- - THE UUSJKtUimtS with funds for such purposes crews took photographs of the RaiMus hl mnihpr Lieut Mi this whether on salaries will go aVio1I Am viirviveA hv his widOW valley" Need case is pressed or not Several weeks ago an Ogden Mm Wntb SpoIpv Mtcnaeiis juosan win be no additional ex armed women to the a small son Richard Arthur pilot was with a squadron which snmmu district is troud of It mea and ak w w taxpayers unless the area wnue on a nriAfcaeiie n lwrtt'hT Robert Max etiAffniiM at mmi ua kuc Aiiai PRIDE pense to the ii ine REVEALS dlscoverea as 14 other side uses public employes to to JUh p riaflanrl ttrirl four SiS "SUSS ETVKW: routine flight His report checks Will Continue witnesses vu with that of Hugie The latter ters Mrs Theral Bisnop xwrs jjou wrote: and Pauline Micnaeus has caused quite Frlsby SALT LAKE CITY April 18 The Valley Mrs ueraia oai wu and land AWk both war in Australia in excitement the of of End lot a -l (AP)— It Doesn't Pay to of the KIH US li PH II IHII IIII Officers April and the Pacific will not and I wouldn't doubt but what nis parenw besides Jensen Europe Sgt Mrs villa Business and proiessionai I a eiiiT Uta Viv turn sisters end this nation's need for salvage they send some sort of expediMiss -- I t Aiia T TttnTTi Women's club under direction of fats two members of the national tion to try to enter it" : His crew dropped a parachute 111 Ml wm n I u today Case and Mary Jean Jensen Ogden two salvage committee said Margaret Thompson pr a Manns note a Paul and and trinkets food C Sewall oa E with brothers Evan u Jensen DBKer sored a unioue display of pic I " o about one of your most O&den considerable ani4 rsrant tt Tnsen take would — said attached it trw t 18 hua 18 (AP)— UITOE CTTY April PROVO'Utahv April j frM of men and womentwKrtof the atp Af till f 4 ml MAS TTia V Call time' after victory before south Prlane an- v are I iv Utah county sheriffs officer! Invest nMuva41 priceless possessions— fats Airirt rf sources of Pacific vegetable at the home of Lieut Michaelis hua of the finding today from tigated prewar production mother In Garland Sunday servGOOD EYESIGHT! wearing uniforms of the armed ition- - from eisht states includ- - would attainmen man skeleton In a shallow hole in Receive addressed a meet Counties tne m The iwo a oi time until eleven lorces have from Kimball Candidates for graduation wooded country tlong T hpr- 4Bell lnf Idaho and Washington of representatives of federal iVtJ creek southwest of GoshenChristen-se- n Evanston high school on May 25 conains pictures of 176 of the serv-- been Invited to meet here May 3 ing fat sal with concerned no noweTS families The agencies request T RushiRcr & Son Reuben flanked Pearl is Deputy Sheriff and Anderson women Edith 1M5 men Include and vage ice Mexican said the skeleton was that of OPTOSIETE1STS ' of D- - MUler not to be Bateman Donald Batey Mary on the sides by 2&5s2S Sd an adult and appeared was for for the war food administra undeSharArizona 2436 Washington Blvd that of an Indian Sex i3 Beniley Darlene Brimhall region SALT LAKE CITY April 1UI lilUU 0v vrvj J termined Most Of this Xirst commgeni ui Dr J T Cosher Robert Brown Mary dow of the Utah Power and Light Nevada and Utah— said the two on fAP)— Weber and Salt Lake coun tT4u' Eas- mene Brough i inn mints fof 1045 will be "The bones were discoveredhorse-voof the II E Eushmer six Dr receive each will x o ties oxnerera iuwwwiaui states ana urcgun V &ruce fVio Pmvii area Twelve guitc necittnaA tn labor-sr ter Sunday by a group on Mexican farm 100 imported on4 fermiffht into Goshen Coles Billy Crompton Junior chairman of the Sit invited to send representatives wViA will arrive In Utah Sat- - will go to Brigham and four to Ga Davis f Atlanta Raymond of a wmiams bit Sld Virgil created Crompton where they quite Roberts' are direM Logan wn finally decided to Evans Dan uerrara noori uu- iv ani National Young uemocrauc nun Bounty CarmichaeL hV¥vior ZZjq notify our office Christensen said more Mary Alice Gross Leola Mh TrhooTart instructor and oth- - organiser will be keynote speaker SALT LAKE CITY April 18 HaywardV (AP)— Bounties totaling $143925 Louis Hellewell Sheldon Hender - er club members been paid in Utah on the have iiutcninHarold son Heward EXPERT WATCH AND son Ray more than 23000 predatory aniOfficial Patrick Kenney uuga iane mals killed since the new control TMai Tester Lorraine LotL Mar Dies CLOCK REPAIR law became effective last Septem ian McCabe Clara Mae Moon Bev ALL WORK GUARANTEED ber Neilson Robert Mudd Stanley erly A state agricultural department Norton Larry O'Connor Neil Victory S Days te 1 Week Service enumerated the predators report Potter Bert Betty Phillips as follows: coyoies zuoa 18 killed T?affn CITY Open 8 a m to 6 p m Reynolds April SALT LAKE nnnl Knlmla Irrain 2982 cougars iw ana bobcats f!nnnle Schofleld rUlah LAYTON April 18—Pfc Donald f API — Salt Lak6 City residents one wolf Precision Watch Sims Frances T InxrA MnrdPRtv 27 ' USMCR SOn tvUl b asked to observe the end Billy Seitz Lucille The bounty fund derived from Snow Smith i Repair Shop MrUf it when taxes stood at $74049 Eurooe war "AiiuVriK: in livestock ""a"Lyi — — - Layton was Kiueo 1699 Washington Blvd mTwith "thanksgiving and re- Born in Buhl Ida Apru 10 joicing" aneuucu oG) jyii no City commissioner m tha- rltvjonn rnmmiserhortl and enlisted in the marines I jMMWICSUU mu : 7 I I l via anraa4u4 HTvHa IQil his include of V-- E Survivors parents observance for nrftffTam i a nnA ouu aj i rtav The crocram includes the ana aIWO sisiers Hardesty Stockton Calii closing of business establishments it and schools with thanksgiving churches the in Our services 'over! all planned hurt hurt you (When your feet iFoot Health Plan and Health Spot Shoes will Visiting Parents WALK— WALK enable you to WALK EVANSTON Wvo April 18— and enjoy lt! Ensign Thomas L Neilson of thea naval air corps is at home for few days on delayed traveling time and Is visiting with his par- ents Mr and Mrs itonen rea son in Evanston He nas Deen to another fleet carrier and is en route to Alameda CaHf in rpnort frr dutv Ensign Neilson has been with the Atlantic ia$ vftghinttom fleet on carrier training since oc- tober 1944 The supreme -court recently held which that "scratched- ballots cn candithe of name opposing the date was not crossed out should be i Slated copper-skinne- Tt-- U ?ftaniiarfeV uf-i- 1 ir i!- " ' ! Tiif fr Investigate Skeleton rvre5 tKffi'WKi JSKSrSafflng V Salvage Fat VnUtlnwir " — - i- 18-M- ember Graduates Listed ii ilatH At Evanston - If Talie Chances Jar-kso- n : if — — -- to - -- JSX Vlxit two-Calif-ornia - -- Totals Revealed A - Payments 1 Os-terli- ng j Workers jl Requests Layton Marine Onlwo Jima Sane - SSUS 1- - 11 rvm —- Jhe Way to I ¥ —— Foot Health i re-assig- SHOES H LUXURY OLERD The rich flavor xestful aroma V and vigorous strength of Edwards coffee have made it a flavor favorite for bter 40 years Blended from choice South and Central American coffees" Vacuum packed in glass jars to protect freshness Therds Xotliing like Comfortable Slaclis — A manVets into slacks and his favorite kind of shirt or sports jacket 'round a lot on this robin job but I haven't seen a thing yet that could hold a crocus to these I get Notice how piping hot handsome new 'Arrowhead Gray combinations for Spring The shirts come in some pretty swell new shades and you can have them either in of silver-gra-y plain c6lors or with colored contrast stripings And there's a specially harmonized tie and handkerchief for every shirt in the lot Better be an early bird if you want first pick! Ties $1 up Shirts $234 up Hsrdksr chlsfj Edwards coffee with its rich flavor helps yoa fhroash a busy day! fall-bodi- sud-den- ly takes on a rosy hue Everything's easier because you're more com f o r t ah 1 e Treat as a yourself to a pair or two We've good sortment now $750 to $20 ed llyFi-e-d iedliiied d£ SAFEWAY SOc and life STORES M'eCo 3 Fred'M Nye Co 3 |
