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Show U.S.S.Utah Is Described 'Great Fighting Ship' Father Returns Davis Citizens HomeWith Paying Taxes FARMINGTON, Missing Daughter Pickets Poultry at- Bus Wreck Claims lore Plant' Third Victim Advocates March II. S, Cash SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. S4LT LAKE CITY, Oct. 3 Pickets marched outside the Perry- CEDAR CITY, Utah, Oct. 3 (AP)--Greater federal aid to Inc., turkey canning 'and Oct. S-One-of Zolessi,Tim- adequate' education, for all evisceratinjg plant today as a 'Mrs. Henry Hoi ton, 64, of Big school children of America was to died Mont., today ber, early 50 employes went, into strike of urged restonight by Mrs. John E. raise to three the death toll i its third day. . § BOIL MISERY RELIEVED by the MOIST HEAT ANTIPHLOGIST1NE of moltt html of ui tw» Impoultlc* Th» BOILS do«« SIMPLE SPRAIN, BRUISE SORE MUSCLES portant thlngss On*--h«lp* p«ln Btid corcnui help* oft*n th« 1 A N T P H L O C thould b* applied u poultlc* juit hot anoufh «»«· I I The strike began Tuesday when from an Overland Grey- Hayes of Twin Falls, Idaho, first ulting SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 3 (AP) was revealed today ft out walked employes after vice-president of the national Confailing hound bus crash here Monday. SALT LAKE C.TY. O«. 3 AP»» died CHEST COLD gress of Parent-Teachers. · reach agreements on a new wage other to A. Kellgreen returned home Roberts, county treasurer. to b« comfortable. Than i ines .'red The U.S.S. Utah, former battle 13 of the in U. .marine* S. Battle-seasoned injured fed it* meitt h*ft (» contract between the company and Although here in a different SORE THROAT oday with his 11-year-old daugh- Of the 12,000 county notices, and peace-time target ship. ^ color guard for the cereship to work on that Mrs. Arthur Mickelson. capacity--as Idaho representative BRONCHIAL right Poulti-y Workers union,, local 311 smashup, was described as a forerunner of as.." a=°' Smith of reported today, 600 have acted whose disappearance boll--brlnflnf toothing er, Elaine, Black Wise., pf Earth, 53, is Meat a and still Amalgamated Cutters to of the drone IRRITATION Mothers returned atomic monies. with payments totaling v Navy the regional meeting relief and comfort. Dow age's radio-guided bus overtwhile he was on a business tripapproximately $1?,000. Foundation for Infantile food. tmm\» food. 'sSteher Workmen of North Ameri- serious condition. The airplanes at ceremonies m the Utah unveiled the on the urned after skidding ca, (A.F.L.) htat of an ANTIPHLOCISTINC ed to a 'search which ended in "It is obvious," Roberts said Paralysis--Mrs. Hayes told report- Th« moi«f aUo relieve* pain and raduaaa capitol. about one mile north of ers that many areas of the nation Harry F. Barter, union secreWash. Bremerton, "that the the taxpayers due to a simple cprain or brula* recognize '^Tnames of the Capt. J. M. Steele of Denver, tary said the union asked a wage was en route to Salt Lake City unable to provide adequate and relieve* cough, tixhtnui of chill, on the plaque, only one The "child, accompanied by two advantages of early paymerus. Los 70 hour from cents per of Colo., commanding officer of the .scale .for noreness Angeles. muscle to cheat cold, bronschooling for children. of only is the taxpayer able to , irr'fnt'n tj "TV,due 1 t-K * Utahn. He was M.sisters Kellgreen had hired to Utah when she was sunk by the 1 Sinners, 75 cents per hour for recommended that She also taxes another his for --operty ANT1PHLOGISTINE on Get more than 60 days (Aunty Ho) now. Pearl A. Gandre, W?^TM rs Japanese sneak attack teacher salaries be boosted. her, were discovered in Brem- "he doubtlessly recognizes theworkers with son of Mr. and Mrs. cents 80 and Harbor, Dec. 1, 1941. spoke at those for experience, class, erton by police who advised the discomfort- of the deadline queue Meet Cancer hon- F. Gandre of Salt services at which a plaque which come at a time when R90 days experience. father. Kellgreen said the sisters, lines, LAKE SALT manager, 3 (AP) oring the ship's dead was unveiled. CITY, the rites. said Oct. our Perry, plant staff is much too busy to give company had offered wage inc- Utah counties were represented a great fighting one of whom a minor, are personal I "The Utah was one to the individual attention time was the only reases of 7% cents per hour, today at a cancer control instit^^tfhip and at detention home. taxpayer." the wage scale up to ute in the offices of the Utah ^·adio-guidcd vessel in the world,' When he reported his daughter bringing m as The deadline this year, cents per hour for beginners and division of the American Cancer ^^Steele said. showed Kellgreen police Nov. 30 be Maw unless the 72 V cents for workers with society. Mrs. Harold C. Bogert, Gov. Herbert B. past, will accepted here a note from the sisters county commission see sfit to ex thaii two weeks' experience. The A. C. S. director from Denver, was the 450-pound plaque, gift to the I state had gone to said a his daughter to tend later date. of surviving personnel of the contract expired-Monday. a principal speaker.' I previous look mother and added her for was On "an honorl1 the basis of early returns, vessel, declaring were leaving for Los that they a Roberts predicted record payto the state to remember thosem The Weber Fuel Oil Company prompt and courAngeles. ment of taxes in Davis county prior who died that we may live any teous your Kellgreen and his wife are div- to the Nov. 30 -deadline. Gradualtime needs. service for heating peace." orced. Mrs. Kellgreen lives in ly since 1940 the percentage rate Secretary of State E. E. San Francisco. Of tax payments has stepped upanother speaker, promised that Js j | " | | ^ is Attention it offers £S?SSS.'£2S£f!"»-°-^'"« ^ Gibbon, Neb. elected: C. A. Hefferson Porterville, Calif., first vice presi Paul A Woodward, Willow Mont., second vice pres.Others RADIO Herbert Beyers, Sacramento, inflation Eras per cent ofr°P«"J out, 98.7 taxes had been paid by deadline. many communities In the percentage stood above 99, and for the second successive year tlie payments by residents of Fruit Heights south of municipality, on the "Mountain" road, totaled 100 per cent before the deadline. -- Phonograph Connections--FM and Television Converter. Idaho Russets, Utah White Gem, Red Bliss Potatoes. Red Delicious, Jonathan, Banana Apples. Canned Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Beans By the Case. Get Your Heaters Serviced and Installed Today. * 15% Let us keep your fuel tanks filled. Ask about our automatic service system. For Prompt, Courteous Service to All 23rd and Wash. Blvd. Phone 6697 Utah Warriors Are of WALLPAPER Best Educated All Reduced to Clear! 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