Show I I I I I I I I I I I 11 1 I Stroller notices I tt I I. I That approximately two and a half million are now engaged In war work throughout the United States o oo o 0 o That the number is increasing dally daily according to official a r reports orts o O 0 n. n That It Is a poor heart that never rejoices o o That talk happiness the happiness the world Is sad enough without your woe O oto i 9 That the less you know about your work the barmier harfler it is s to do dot oo- oo That in these days of strife some of ofus ofus ofus us automobile owners will try harder to get a new set of tires than to get in inthe inthe inthe the army O v I That some of our army boys may change their opinion on various matters but but perhaps not regarding his top sergeant ser ser- ser ser- geant w o A o 0 That busier becomes the pay days daya of our our community as all the employment at atthe atthe atthe the mines Increases 4 That the soldier boys are catching on rapidly in the great game of min min- ing O O O That we are aro mighty glad to have them with us f n f n f 0 I That to h h- h with the per mile hour demand is the of many of our local fast drivers I j coy 00 O I That perhaps when this request becomes becomes becomes be be- comes a national law our local police will take action r f T That Armistice day was quietly observed observed ob ob- ob I served In this community by the dlf display play of 01 Old Glory and a dance at the Veterans' Veterans Hall under Hall under the auspices of Veterans of Foreign Wars I o O That attention Is called to the change In school hours commencing next Mon- Mon kJay lJay O O O 0 That every you save now in war bonds will give you 4 00 to spend later w s c. c a That every American woman at war should be equipped with a war bond hope chest 0 00 That always keep in mind it Is good business to buy a war bond S O O That all business houses with houses with the exception of The Record were Record were closed yesterday yesterday Armistice Armistice day c That there is no rest for the wicked wick wick- ed O O O That the weatherman was really de decent decent decent de- de cent to give sunshine for the big Armistice Armistice ArmIstice Arm Arm- day parade In Salt Lake yesterday u i v u That the war news of the past week is decidedly encouraging o 0 I W v v That we have reason to rejoice rejoice but but dont don't let us get too optimistic optimistic lets lets let's Just hope the advance on the various fronts will continue v oJ That it is a certainty victory is not yet in sight sight but but that It is on its way ways wayla way way- la 15 s a forgone conclusion o OO o o That President Roosevelt yesterday promised inevitable final defeat for forthe forthe forthe the Germans and their appropriate associates as associated as- as the Japanese v o J I o 0 That Prime Minister Churchill avows new front on the continent in n the near future o o 0 o O. O That all we Americans m enthusiastically proclaim so mote It ft be v 4 v Y r That as M the days get et shorter the shorter the coal coa bills get longer That next next comes comell Thanksgiving Thanksgiving day day- Christmas to IP old Id 1042 1942 then ty r t i That the 0 Q O. 0 O. P P. P of the tate state Is now planning for a s recount of the vote of tho first st nal district That Thata a recount will wll avail them only t x lle ae u r r rn r- r i 1 on the tho 30 JOD 13 that's that a II certainty |