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Show t Kich rnuntv Reaper, Randolph. Utn. American Prisoners say: MmiTtiemSPIRir in HieMIQHW WAR and those gallant men, just released from filthy Jap Prison Camps, still have their good old fighting spirit. Theyre itching to get back into the fight and give the Nips a taste of their own medicine. Lets show them that were not quitting either! Lets match their spirit with our. dollars! Lets make this MIGHTY 7th 'War Loan the mightiest of them all! months despite their long YE?, years of privation and suffering, But to come even close to matching their sacrifices, everyone here at home must buy War Bonds until it hurts. Buy double or treble the extra War Bond3 youve borgM in any previous drive. Re member, this is really two drives in one. In the same period last year, you were asked to subscribe to two War Loans. Americans. Our hard-figSo ing Soldiers, Sailors and Marines are giving their ALL. The least we can do is to lend our dollars. ht President Osmena Predicts Japs Will Be Hard To Beat rs (Continued From Page One) and iting in Randolph with relatives friends. Lota Kennedy was called to Salt Lake to be with her grandson Sher man, who is very lil with, rheumatic fever. Miss Tressa Norris spent a few days visiting in Ogden. Mrs. Matt Nicholls returned home last Friday from Ogden, where she has been for some time, under the doctors care. and Mrs. Mrs. LaMar Argyle friends with Gene McKinnon visited 1st. in Woodruff Tuesday, May Hazen Comia and Leo Hayward left for the armed forces, Wednesday, May 2. Hazen was deferred and returned home, The K. A. L. Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Maude Corless Thursday, May 3rd. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Ada Muir and Hannah Telford. A lovely time was had by all. We are wishing you many more happy birthdays, Maude. Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mrs. Wallace Belton and children were- in Evanston on business Thursday. Mrs. Katie. Keyes made 'a business trip to Evanston Friday. Mrs. Abbie Telford visited in Woodruff Friday. Ray Osborne, son of Ray Osborn, is home on a furlough. Ray has been over in the Pacific for twenty two months. He will be on leave until the 6th of June. We are indeed glad to have Ray home with us. He is looking well and seems to be enjoying himself. Ross WPson, son of Clvde Wilson, who was inducted into the U. S. army a short time ago, is stationed at Camp Wolters, Texas, where he is training in thetry. Miss Ruth McKinnon was a stage passenger Jo Evanston last Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Norris of Ogden, came to Randolph Tuesday via to look after her interests stage,' here. He returned home Thursday. Mrs. W. E. Marshall and daughter Doris, motored to Evanston on Wednesday to keep an appointment with the dentist. WASHINGTON, WARiJLOANI Farmers Plan Greater Buys In War Bonds en - I I er 1 j e . ' Appeal for 7th - In spite of an off season so far as income is concerned, farm War WASHINGTON, D. C.President been no less impressive. Under the Bond leaders are now making prepaSergio Osmena of the Philippines, inspiring leadership of such men as rations for selling more bonds to now in process of complete recon- General MacArthur and Admiral farmers during the Seventh War previous Drive, quering from the Japanese and from Nimitz, the Japanese have been dis- Loan thantoinM.any L. Predmore, Chief which according General lodged from one position after an- of the Agricultural Section, War other in their empire. In Douglas this connection, my people and I Finance Division, Treasury Departland forces under Aare extremely grateful that the ment. With the help of country bankdmiral Chester Philippines are now being liberated ers theyre out to convince the men from the tyrannical rule of the who till the soil that they- should Nimitz will cohvert their expanded bank acenemy. swing into final counts into bonds. action against am as I that my country Happy like all Americans, the enemy, Farmers, will soon be able to live in peace have been building up bank deposits a beto much done be remains again, statement in before Japan is fully beaten. Aside and currency holdings ever since the lt a 1 f of the from the additional campaigns which war started, Predmore said. On 1, 1S20, agriculture held curMighty Seventh will be needed to obtain military Januaryand bank deposits totaling War Loan. rency victory in the Pacific, there is also over 4 billion dollars. The President Os-the human factor to be considered slightly menas statein that other peoples of the Far East 1945 figure is not available, but it is ment was relexpected to be in excess of 10 bileagerly await to be freed from the lion. eased by BrigWe too know enemy. Filipinos only With larger operations and inadier General well from experience what it means Carlos P. Romulo, OSMENA to be under Japanese domination, creased costs farmers must have more resident commis-sionOne of the outstanding feats of but operating capital10than in 1940, of the Philippines to the they dont need billion, in war has undoubtedly been the Predmores United States, at the Philippine of--! the He believes opinion. fices here. President Osmena said: effective fashion in which the United farmers can and will put a substanStates has overcome the formidable i tial portion of these cash reserves Needless to say, we Filipinos are obstacles of distance in supplying the into War Bonds. very pleased with the signal suc-- j Pacific. Large quantities of supplier When they go out . to sell War cesses achieved by the United States will be needed, however, to delive-thand her allies during recent months. Bonds to farmers in the Seventh, final r. crushing blows against After a long and hard struggle, the ruthless and Finance Committees throughfanatical enemy. All in War out the nation will stress personal Germans have been pushed to the us can make certain that these sup- solicitation. A brink of overwhelming defeat and survey made followthe end of the war in Europe is now plies are available for our armc,' ing the Sixth War Loan showed that forces by giving enthusiastic sunper. 57 percent of the farmers who were clearly in sight. In the Pacific, our gains have to the Seventh War Loan Drive." personally solicited bought bonds. Mac-Arthu- Locals Roosevelts War D. Loa, C.- -B death President Franklin D tt0o velt issued a statement in Slm" of the Mighty Sev-enth War Loan for 14 billions of dollars in which he reminds the Nation it is still locked in a deadly struggle with its enemies. The President stressed the im-portan- ce greater tion of produc- together with the buying and of Warholding Bonds to help achieve the victory. He said: mr;r00SEyHi I dont need to tell you that tw . still locked in a deadly struggle Jm our enemies the enemies of 0rj ofTife and the war is still the cWi job of each one of us. The greatest c, duction of which we are capable Im ful adherence to regulations that it possible to supply our boys in ia7 with everything they need, and iu!j? and holding War Bonds these! things we at home must do to seal victory. In the past three years more fa 85 millions of Americans have intay billions of dollars in bonds. fore have so many people held direct share in a great national efa To save to buy and to hold all utm of war bonds this is a small service a ask of us who do not fight yet it i one of the biggest things we can dojt our fighting men. Morgenthau Cites Types of Issues .! t' issued 'Ml Nation hr:;i' u e Mighty Sn.r'.j Loan for 14 billions of cViar', M of which has been assigned as t mles quota. Arcork; iniviiM - r. i . i:. state ebairnci rf e results, he said Were prep:: V.: do the best job in the 7th Loan. Mr. Gamble said that "ct! only is there more money availal. than ever before in each state, but individual income will be higher in the War Loan than in any previous War Loan pe- NOTICE TO WATER USERS Notice is hereby given that Woodruff Irrigation Company, by J. Arthur Dean, Woodruff, Utah, has filed with the State Engineer a request for extension of time from April 18, 1945, to April 18, 1950, in which to make and submit proof of appropriation of water under Apfor the approplication, No. priation of 361.68 ac. ft. of water from Woodruff Creek in Rich County to be stored in an equalizing reservoir, the center of the impounding dam of which bears N 44 deg. 00 W 358 ft. from SK Cor. Sec. 18, T 9 N, R 6 E, S L B & M, and used to irrigate 6,000 acres of lapd embraced within Secs. 13, 21. 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, T 9 N, R 6'E; Secs. a-9- riod. V Secretary of the Treasury Henry. wZ Morgenthau said seven billions of MORGEMHi! dollars has been assigned as the quota for indivicu investors and that the ms; emphasis throughout the drive be placed on the quota for intoo uals. The individual quota ofis c highest established in any & previous drives, the secretary The E Bond quota alone is 4 1 lion. The 7th War Loan seeks nK ly as much in the one drive asoi asked in the first two drives to year which were heldofupthis P time. The two drives n therefore, will seek nearly as dto8 as was sought in the three of 1944. The Secretary stated that there every evidence that Federal to remain penditures are going time to some a for level high 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 14,. 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, Loanf War and that the Seventh 22, 28, 34, T 9 N, R 7 E, S L B & M. gram was designed to obtain It is represented that $23,061.30 mum funds necessary to prose; inve k has been expended on construction the War from be will which The securities, of works and it is estimated that an State the under the direction of additional expenditure of $2,133.70 Finance Committees, are astow) ; will be required to complete the Series E, F and G Savings Notes, works and apply the water to bene- Series C Savings 1 con non-ban- Bonds, , Bonds, tificates of indebtedness. The1, Bonds will not be offered ,, Drive to corporations. The Drive for individuals 30. tend from May 14 to June acu of ever, an intensification borrs E Series the State Emginefer, 403 State Capi- in the sale of 9, when millions of Persl tol, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, with a April payroll savings plans throw; fee of $1 on or before June 10, 1945. the country were asked to e their participation as a P Sen r ED. H. WATSON, Seventh War Loan. All State Engineer. F and G Savings Bonds ana . tn . Adv. Apr. 27, May 4, 11, 1945. C Savings Notes processed Banks the Federal Reserve cn April 9 and July 7 will be to the Drive. ofther During the final phase BERN MEAT the Perlhscr: cover which will 18 through June 30, ' June a tions will be received from, - j CURING PLANT the k investors for ficial use. All protests resisting the granting of said request, with reasons therefor, made in affidavit form, with extra copy, must be filed with 2Ya . . non-ban- nms WAR SAVINGS .. BOND SERIES ACi W m wm wttmimfo , swot m tm m, mem mmm. m 127,7071 i i Gamble, ra4I the War Finarc? I 1st of the Treasury in Washing n,ft Nation is ready for the b",-- ts Mr. Cnmhipvas enthus'ast'C ing Ted rector of Prepared to Handle Meats, from now until later part of June. Four cents per pound Salt Cured and Smoked. 5 Miles West of Montpelier Phone 2Yz marketable bonds andtn tificates of indebtedness. IEE P on 175-J- 4 ROBERT SCHMID BERN. IDAHO .WITH WAR BOH! |