Show Cache Reservist Is 'Seaman of Month' Traveler Tells EuropeThinks of Us Growers Told How to Produce More Number One Tomatoes Gordon V Johnson son of Mr and Mrs F Albert Johnson of two months in Europe can speak Hyrum was designated “Seaman as an authority because it isn’t of the Month” of sufficient time to make observa-- s local Naval Reserve Unit tions j He told of the advantages ana j in cerem onies held disadvantages of a conducted the last weekcen-at training tour His subject was: “Unim20th Street portant Things that Are Import- ter and AvJackson ant About Europe” j enue The award T S4Low e Weber County Fifty per cent of grade 2 to-- 1 could be No 1 if left on j ning Crop Growers Assn prest0Jd hc growers that farm- ide vine three to five days long-- 1 ers need all possible returns from er Weber County told Wednesday Earl Dahle State Department of Agriculture stressed this at a ' picking nd grading dcnonrra- ITl tion was presented by m tolower causes of Other grade LCDR James E M matoes he mentioned are impropOpenings exist for enlistment v Widman f" unit of and the high school graduates for the er picker by handling commander loader insect and decay damage Army technical schools local reA member Spf G Johnson cruiters said today and diseased plants the Naval Reserve for 20 months 120 Some of the schools open inAlmost growers pickers Johnson is at present training for canners and others interested in clude photolithography motion the rate of machine repairman tomatoes attended the four dem- picture photography microwave formation concerning the (MR) He is a graduate of South onstrations radio equipment repair’ r sale of weaving can be Fruit Recent enlistments in Ogden Cache kept fly damage High School and is a kits to men and women in a to handle if minimum include Rolla Alvin Fryer RFD pickers junior at Utah State Agricultural thef fruit this locality for the better and the toma- 2 Robert Kerby Garland Larry carefully business bureaus of the Salt College majoring in automotive toes are taken to the cannery as Randie Wilcock 6 Victory Lake City and Ogden Chamsoon as possible the farmers Rd Gordon Keith Fullmer 2469 technology bers of Commerce were told Washington Blvd Warren ChadShe would appreciate inThis wick 128 27th St Michael Jobuilds up rapidly damage formation from purchasers Home on 30-Da- y Leave overnight in the field while the seph 3055 Pacific Ave Don Harand invites them to call her Max A Anderson son of Mr canners spray tomatoes to cut ry Atcitty New' Mexico James at and Mrs Elmer T Anderson down the damage it was pointed Darrell Welker 124 E 100 North out Clearfield Lee Nelson Arizona 2827 Porter Ave is home on a canners The were told fanners Paul Kimlicheenie Arizona and Overtime Parking leave before going to Ger- are just as interested as the grow-e- r Calvin Gould forfeited bail of many with the Uth Airborne to see No 1 tomatoes come to Division overon an Court the the cannery City $l jn time parking charge There are differences of opinion among the people of Europe on the Marshall Tlan a Kiwanis Club guest speaker said yesterday afternoon Herbert C Shoemaker of Salt Lake Utah &tate Commissioner of Public Safety who visited 12 European countries recently said that one man was very appreciative and didn't know what ASKS INFORMATION could have been done without the Marshall Plan ABOUT SELLING However another man said: “Americans! don’t need to take OF WEAVING KITS credit they had to do it to mainMrs Bertha Larimore said tain their position against Rus-sia- ” today she is collecting in- Can-mato- es ( ? - NOT AS FEARFUL Mr Shoemaker past president of the Salt Lake Khyanis Club said that “the people of Europe are not as fearful of Russia 'as are the Americans probably because of Russian propaganda that Russia is for peace and America is for war” “Most of the American tourists are well behaved and make a good impressibn in Europe but there are others who take America with them they act as host instead of guest and make a Jbad impression” Mr Shoemaker i said “People in purope are friendly toward AJmerica but they don’t take us‘ as being too important They think their cul- ture "which is older is better than ours” the speaker said Mr Shoemaker pointed out that no one who has spent only Qpen ’ C A R sun-scal- d door-to-doo- i Games and Midway Contests Bail Ponies and Hay Ride Come for a Good Time Benefit for New Tabernacle Fund 30-da- TOMORROW 12 NOON "SHE WORE A YELLOW “THE FAR HORIZONS" Fred MacMurrxy Donna Reed — Vista Vision — Adults 50c Kids 15e Box Office Open 0:45 pjn RIBBON" John Wayna Also OF LOST CANYON" "TREASURE Junction ef Mountain Bead and Hill Field Roost J ' (very Friday Saturday Night BARGAIN HOUR 10c Till iiTTi lITOWLifttu ttiHAM FIRST SHOW NEXT CHAPTER OF “CAPT KIDD” DUSK Tomorrow 12 Noon r Chapter No 7 -- -- N m dll tnrK’i iM’i ILY MNWVVWWVW X "ESCAPE TO BURMA" LAST DAY! 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ADMISSION 1 Oc TZ $ Tomorrow 12 Noon at the OGDEN 1 Till Lato Park-- 4 1954 Q-3- EL Monday Sept 5th Airman 2C John P Detamore son of Mr and Mrs J L Detamore 1683 Capitol St currently stationed in England was made section chief and promoted to his present rank He is a graduate of Ogden High School and enlisted in the Air Force in June -- VA IMI n West Ogden ’ l SEPTEMBER 2 1S53 SIXTEENTH LDS WARD ANNUAL JODS AnTlV Airman Detamore Is Promoted - B5 R Shop in Ogden Stores J situation He said one way to do this is to produce pick and deliver more No 1 tomatoes to the canners and leave the poorly colored immature fruit on the vines to ripen Technical STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH FRIDAY EVENING OGDEN their crops to meet the economic 12-5- 0 v THE OGDEN 4 ioszfh THfeY j BEST MOTION PICTURES HAVE EVER SEEN1 JZ Cy VJ u) BaRestaurant-Roo- f ' t yADTJONI -- — Garden at tha 20h Cenlwry ! 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