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Show Morgan County News NAZI CRUISER'S CREW DEBARKS IN PHILADELPHIA Morgan, Morgan County, Utah Fri., Mar. 8. lHG 1age 8 Dashing Spring Coat News About Folks in riciivhxk lulls. Hlltl) DICKSON Corns jHimlcnt acciiiiipanicd by his Mr & Mrs Ed. Peterson, loft Saturday fur Southern (Vib'rnia to visit with Lt & Mrs Vern.il Johnson. It Johnson ev(ir ts to reeiove his honorable dischai g" so timt he and his in to I t.ih with the wife can visitors. and son of Ta- llartell Pi coma. Wash uated he ni ary 2' Mrs J II at the hone ,.f Mr lJiekson in d Mr ti Mrs C K Rich. v will give The ward a .special program which will held Man h l" m the wan! t nape is invited to, at 2 p. m. I.'iei attend. Mi.s.s Helen Freestone of Ogden visited Thursday at 1"' home of Mr A; Mrs II II. Wingate Mrs. May Strccpcr of Riric, Idaho. is visiting at the home of Mr P. A. Host- daughter and son-in-hi- il Sj , L-m- U & Mrs C. A. Rich Pass the Check Hook, Mother Eugen are shown os they filed down the gangplank of the ship a In display of affection for members of the German Navy, Ia. in surprising base Philadelphia, at the naval 547-mcrew of the cruiser and showered them with to the German-Americapaid homage some 5,000 test at Bikini Atoll. bomb atomic the in as a used be will pig" "guinea The ship gifts. CREW MEMBERS OF THE NAZI CRUISER Prim an ns The fifteenth of March Throughout the whole place Not a person is smiling, Not even one face. We all sit in misery, No time to relax; Were filing (you guessed it!) The old income tax. Nice with suls or dresses. The Livestock finally reached California without loss of life. Hox Elder County would do well to mark this trail the oldest wag-anon road in the State, By VERA WINSTON Situation d THERE IS plenty of dash and charm in many of the new Spring coats, be they models of the boxy variety or sleekly fitted. Slashed banding of black woolen lends striking contrast to the soft beige wool of this dashing box coat. A fastening is at the hit neckline, and the back is made with a slight flare. It is nice worn over black suits or dresses. known as the John Iiidwdl They brought the first party. I'OFKIST BREAK SEEN FOR tah mx As a means towards assuring Were chewing up pencils wheeled vehicles into SOCTII EASTERN ITAH I toMoimon the our of And tearing for the armed forces and hair; 1 years ahead supplies the dcsigna-supporting A few pace the hallways In fart Brigham oung s (jonstrongly neers iif S1',ut Eastern Utahs High-- ' relief shipment abroad, the United And others just swear. original pa.ty had no difficulty in w.iy (. s as p.irt f the "Alas-fo- l States Department of Agriculture lowing the wagon wheel trails Al, highway has ordered the reinstatement of aSo(th Ive read the instructions; left by the R, dwell party who with of lead- - 7 'a', set aside of all pork slaugha ur .p.p.ation I guess Im just dense and another group of a.Iven urers led Carbon frum County tered under federal inspection (,tlz,ns The more that I read them left I'h'K e from lard increased the by lather I te.S.net from wj,h .p.p.tp.ns jj(j The less they make sense. (;rt.t.nJ ltiwr. Moal, and Montieello (.rove, Missouri ... the spnng of the live weight of a to .V, 1M1 for (al.forma No I sweat and I struggle. to attend a road meeting at Gallup. hogs slaughtered each week. Near Soda Springs. Idaho, the N(,w M(.xj(.() March tilth. provisions on pork have Then find with delight Ridwell party of ,tl persons travel- I dont owe a penny News About Folks in- hl, t(iurist possibilities of this been in effect since September 2. were dropped; ing in covered wagons left DcSn.et highway art. highly important and 1313. when Now that cant be right! and followed the Rear River south. jts designation as a major route on pork loins and shoulders. I look it all over. They crossed the low hil.o near fnml ,aska to South America Then find in space nine ( ollinston, L tah. where Jim Rridg-- ; Receipts of hogs are currently MRS. M. R. MECHAM woupj throw into prominence all of Ive listed ten children;' er first viewed the sparkling wat- - southeastern Utahs major scenic running heavier than a year ago Correspondent midis at hut the increase chiefly Im sure theyre not mine. rrs of Great Salt Lake ln Is- - attractions, such as, the Book Phone: 65-- J 1 Near w here ( orinne now stands, tliffs, the Silent City. Geysers of west markets. At Los Angeles and At last its all over the party turned west and crossed (;n.t,n giver. the Skyline Drive, the other Pacific Coast points supplies And one thing Ive learned light Promontory Mountain over the ex-- , An.pls National Monument, the of hogs continue extremely most Wendell Bates of Gridley, Calif., I owe Uncle Sammy act spot where yeai s later in I llo- - with ceiling prices governing National Monument, a few days last week at the spent PaMore dough than I've earned. the Union Iacific and ( entral Monument and sales. National home of Mr & Mrs J. F. Spendlove. venweep Norma Adamson. cifie rails met. h roin.I mmontory Monument is a returned veteran and spent Valley. During the past week changes in He westward, their wagon trail can the beef cattle situation were of 4 a years in a Japanese prison still he traced as it wended its way UTAH WAR MEMORIAL minor import. At the Los Angeles camp. He is the son of Mrs. Rachto where Kelton now stands and FOR SALE PLANNED Union Stock Yards receipts were el Spendlove Bates of Gridley. Cal. Box Owl to thence onward A twelve thousand person capacSprings, Guests during the week at the Majestic Coal Range. Very Good Elder two wagons ity auditorium similar to New just about the same as the precedCounty, of Mr & Mrs Clifford SpendCondition, $H.. None of these Yorks Madison Square Garden, ing week and slightly under corre- home were abandoned. & Mrs Otto F. love were S. DICK PETERSON wagons of the 1S41 trek ever reach- containing a convention hall, sports sponding period a year ago. Twelve Clearfield and Peter PHONE: I21-J-- 1 ed their destination, and after suf- arena ami rooms for veterans or- markets received slightly more cat- Altergott of Miller. fering terrible hardships, the party ganization offices is being planned tle than the previous week and the Miss Melba Mecham spent the week same a year ago. at Salt Lake City as a Utah War week-en- d in Ogden at the home of Memorial. Tentative plans call for The run at Los Angeles was well Mr & Mrs Floyd Wheelwright. an expenditure of $730,XMM)) and freighted with beef, grain fed steers Mrs. Matilda Jensen has returnthe most favored site for the me- and heifers making up a larger ed to her home after spending the morial is the area occupied by the than usual percentage of the crop. past several months in Ogden at Utah State Prison at 21st South Demand proved good for practical- the home of her daughter, Mrs. and 14th East. ly all classes with prices fully Lillie Wold. have Veteran LOOK FOR THE expressed steady. Buyers chief efforts were , groups ON i themselves as favoring a living" directed towards keeping values memorial from which the public within permissible beef ceiling limvV could benefit. its. HIGHWAY WORK TO START Choice It 1.1 lb. steers reached a The Utah State Road Commis- top of equal to the West sion has approved Utahs first post- Coast overriding ceiling and there war road budget calling for the ex- were numerous sales in a spread of penditure of $3.1t3,(71UX exclusive $1!.3( to $17.30. Plain short feds of federal matching funds. Spring ranged down to $13.23 and some maintenance of Utahs highway common to medium lots, mostly system is starting immediately. Mexicans, sold at .13. 30 to .13. Fed heifers, of the better grade, turnUTAH PARKS READIED Southern Utah National Parks ed at .14,30 to .13.73 with odd lots Toppy will put out the welcome mat June above the latter figure. 1st. following the expenditure of a grades of cows were scarce but .$11 for a fejv lots with the half million dollars for improve- was paid bulk of medium to good kinds clearments. Prewar five-da- y These tours through Zion and ing at $11.30 to .13.30. were steady to spots slightly prices all Cedar at Bryce, originating City stronger than the previous week. will he resumed. Calves were active and firm with better grades selling largely at $13.30 to $13.30. with scattered sales upward to $10. All stocker and feeder cattle met with a brisk ORfA$TO you I inquiry at steady prices. AW Y Fat lambs were again sparingly offered and the market tone was firm. A short deck of strictly good 03 lb. Wooled lambs topped at $13. Practically no aged mutton was 1 one-butto- n set-asid- set-asid- e ' -- set-asid- MILTON was a former resident of Itiehvil, Mrs. Grant Nielson and Harvey Porter entertained at , party Saturday evening at the hit, of Mrs. Nielson. Those presec were Mr & Mrs Ted Inlm ar Mr & Mrs Nute Toone of Cri.yij,. Mr & Mrs Vern Uiehins, Mr j Mrs Harvey Porter and Mr & Nielson of Devils Slid.. Mrs. Douglas Johnston inter tained at a party in honor f son. Jimmies birthday annivtsar. Friday evening. Games wer (1 by the small fry and a luncheon served. Mrs. Bert Dickson and In- Ikspent Friday in Bountiful home of her sister, Mrs Hughes. A party for all returned men was given here last Tim A evening in the ward hall enjoyable time was had by There was a short program. f.,: ed by games. Then a delicimi-ne- r Frances I', was served. was general chairman News About Folks in DEVILS SLIDE An interesting program was given under the direction of the Relief society Sunday evening. The program emphasized the Life and Works of Pres. George Albert Smith, which was as follows: song. "Kind Words Are Sweet Tones of the Heart; prayer, Dorothy Itich-- ; ins; song, Angry Words! Oh, Iet ,Theni Never; message from Pres. George Albert Smith, by Francis Porter; Boy Scout Demonstration and Tribute; song, Lelies chorus; talk on The Life of Pres. Smith. by Sister Lucy Turner of Morgan; male quartette. Duk Cowley, Harvey Porter. Dan Nielson and William Deddin; talk. Carl Ovard; brief remarks. Bishop Bert S. Dickson; closing song. We Thank Thee O God for a Prophet; bene- diction. Alta Ashton. The program was under the direction of Pres. I.iz.ie Hansen. Counselors Thora Ulrich and Frames Nielson. Miss Regina Connell of Salt Iake was a week-en- d visitor at the home of her mother. Mrs. J. J. Connell. Bartlett I) iekson and son. Ned. if Tacoma. Washington, were visitors Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Hansen. Mr. Dickson i - ' Mr & Mrs Clifford Sondlove and family were dinner guests, on Sunday at the home of Mr o: Mrs Archie Robinson of Peterson. Mr Mrs Herlwit Whittier re- turned home Thursday after spending the past three weeks in Cali-- , fornia. visiting with Mr & Mrs Ralph Hansen of Iasa Robles, Mr & Mrs Harold Whittier. Los Angeles. also with relatives in Redondo and Santa Monica. Mrs. W. C. Nelson ami Mrs. Florence Waldron sjamt several lays last week in Denver. Colorado, visiting with Mrs. Waldrons daughter, Evelyn. Mrs. George Wade and daughter. Anna Beth, of Ogden spent Sunday at the Lcland Mecham home. M iss Jessie Peterson of Ogden visited over the week-en- d with her parents. Mr & Mrs Lee Peterson. Mrs. Paul Nelson received word from her husband, Paul R. Nelson. that he had landed in Iceland. MORGAN OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY AND SVTl'RDW MARCH K AND 9 A HELL FOR ADANO With Gene Tierney and John Kodiak Also Short Subict and New-- . WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MARCH 13 ANI) 11 AND THEN THERE WERE NONE With Fitzgerald and Walter Huston .o Cartoon and News Barry FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY MARCH l. AND 16 TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS With Johnny Weismuller and Hrenda Joyce Also Two Reel Comedy and News j -- C c THOROBREDS OUR FIRE INSURANCE POLICY can Ik extended to pay your los.ses resulting from Smoke, Explosion, Windstorm, Hail, Aircraft, Vehicle and Civil This additional protection need not raise Commotion. We can also pay your rent and additional living expenses incurred through the fire while your home is being rebuilt. Rates and detailed information your premium. will be furnished upon request. EARL BUTTERS Morgan, Utah LIFE. AUTOMOBILE ANI) FIRE INSURANCE .lli. Noah Numskull 5 Important reasons FOR SALE why Layton Tires aie DATED: DEAF? NOA- H- DID You EVE TAKE YoUR school teacher. THE 1. Naf.iral rubber is fixed by nature. Nature makes rubber from trees in just one form. Only minor changes can be made in its compounds. apple of You B ie? Ai-C- , DEAR AtOA- H- WAS The 2. Synthetic rubber is made as man desires. Through the wonders of chemistry, synthetic rubber is produced in many compounds to meet specific needs. 3. Synthetic tire compounds are C LAM CI5ABBV WHEAl THE SEA HORSES PACEO THPOU6H THE OYSTERS BEP? MRS ONE USED McCORMICK PEERING I & 0 SULKY FLOW (Good Condition) THREE-YEAR-OONE DRAFT MARE. ONE FIVE - YEAR - OL SADDLE HORSE. L Inquire FRANK TONKS Morgan K.S7T?eETEie, MO. SEND Voile NOTION S "TO 'NO A H BALTIMORE improving rapidly. Science already has made tremendous improvements, and even g tires are just ahead. Dotnwm by K(M pwtw lyiWteste toe longer-wearin- 4. How can you get the latest and the best? Your eyes cannot tell you whether one tire will last longer than another. What standard of judgment can you use? 5. The answer dated tires by Dayton. As a new special service, Dayton dates each tire to help you make sure you are getting the latest and best- -in synthetic tires. MAKE A DATE WITH DAYTON AT HEINER GARAGE MORGAN -- I NOTICE am going out of business, so please call and get your shoes that have been repaired. MORGAN SHOE REPAIR SHOP I ""Minis? sod farming go hand la band in Utah. Wo buy much of tho products of tho farm and torn famors find omploymoct is Utah 0 budni mills and smoiton during thou oh soas on." MALE HELP WANTED Opportunity of lifetime supplying DDT and other profitable products to farmers in Morgan County. No or capital required. experience Must have auto and good references. Permanent. Write or wire MC NESS COMPANY. Dept. I), 2123 Magnolia SL, Oakland 7, KETAI MOONS INDUSTRY OF UTAH MM. . . QTK |