Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 3

-wrfqy. February 1.1945 THE CASPER TRIBUNE -HERALD CASPER, WTO Pass Three New Power Line Paper Salvage Wilson Reelected Vice President of Wool Council Placed in Service Natrona Men in Armed Forces troops. For one reason they are usually full of friendly Brussels pirls looking for an evening of fun. It is a determined soldier indeed who stays lonely in Brussels. Sir Norman Angell.

English economist and peace advocate, ppent his early manhood as a cowbov er.d prospector in western America and Mexico. question of what happened to vaudeville, can find it here. Vaudeville never really died; it is just hibernating in Brussels. American swing music and jitterbug dancing are having a tremendous vogue. Each cheap cafe or night club has a clattering jazz band.

And about every 15 minutes, the bandleader swings into the St. Louis Blues, and highly popular with the GREEN RIVER. Feb. 1 (TPi The new Rock Sprines-Green River power line, connecting Green River with the southern Wyoming -ii -fc iri 3 uumies company piant at Rock Springs, was in service todav after FORT WORTH, Feb. l.JP) Executive officers were reelected and two executive committee changes were made at the closing session of the American Wool Councils Annual convention.

The council is a unit of the National Wool Growers association. Officers renamed included Roscow C. Rich, Burley. president, and completion last week. Construction was started last fall que forests.

Then you pass through a new residential quarter of the upper town. The homes and modern apartment buildings are as lovely as any in Europe or America. But to tourists from the battlefront the palaces, museums and fine churches of this upper town fail to hnlri half thp lnrp nf the lnwer town. after transfer of the Green River power plant and line system of the Utah Power and Light company to the Southern Wyoming Utilities company. The Rock Springs plant now supplies current to the Union ujiun jvictiiniey, wyo.

vice president. Drive Continues School Children to Extend Help ThP caper drive beins? conducted the Casper schools is continuing. 7 announced today, and every-11 1 i to save their paper to to toe school children. 8 Anvone having paper for salvage nreed to contact any school Jludent who will arrange to pick it UPRccently the first carload of paper amazed by the schools was ship-i and the students are now irnricinz on another cne. The monev will be used for needs hirh the regular budget does not It aw including clothing for needy hildren and athletic uniforms and library equipment for grade schools.

Pacific Coal company mines of this entire district, commercial producers in Sweetwater countv. Rock BRUSSELS. Belgium, Jan. 20 (Delayed) (A) Brussels is the most unbelievable city of the war. This beautiful old Belgian capital has become "the little Paris" of the western front and British soldiers on two-day leaves seem to have even more fun than American troops on brief holiday junkets to the French capital.

You see them by the hundreds swaggering gaily through the ancient streets of the lower town, buying imitation fudge from scores of candy vendors, crowding into stores to inspect novelty jewelry or cheap watches, or waiting patiently in line to see one of the numerous shows. Driving into Brussels from the south you wind along double-lane TO BRIGHTEN YOUR BEDROOM Use These MODERN. SERVICEABLE SEERSUCKER BEDSPREADS In Blue-and-White or Red-and-White Stripe Drapes and Vanity-Skirts to Match IN TWIN AND FULL SIZE FORSUNG'S, Cor. 2nd and So. David Springs, Green River, Superior.

And the historic structures there such as the great old Hotel de Ville or City Hall and the prison of St. Gilles, scene of Nurse Edith Cavell's martyrdom in the last World war 1 M. V. I "I k- ft a- I Wmton, Reliance and Dines and to railroad facilities both here and at Rock Springs. The steam power plant at Green River is being maintained as a standby facility.

Auctioning of art objects in England dates. from the 17th century. hold less interest than the hinky-dink night clubs and restaurants which give you the impression of Times Square viewed through a misty stereoscope. Any elderly theatergoer who still pines for the answer to that old A new member of the executive committee was C. o.

Hansen, Helena. while reelected committeemen include G. N. Winder of Craig, Colo. 15 Freight Cars Derailed Near Wilcox, Wyo.

OMAHA. Feb. 1 ..) Derailment of some 15 freight cars near Wilcox, yesterday was reported by Union Pacific railroad officials who said the accident blocked both main lines. No one was injured. Traffic was routed around the wreck.

The cause boulevards curving through pictures- Wyoming Casualties 5 I PART 9 ft i1 was not determined. 1 1 mm IN ilwA. GRACEFULLY SHAPED Li PVT. RICHARD CARPENTER With the United States Army in. REGULAR.

54 BOX WAR 0 9 oz.WATEO fl fantry somewhere in France. He SOOTHIfiG took his training at Camp Barkeley, SAVINGS Hart Gives Large Fund for Sanctuary HARTFORD. Conn TVh 1 with the 358 90th divi w'ph rrg iv" sion. He resided Casner lor man-, The Connecticut Humane Society has received $100,000 from William 0 r0K JV years before entering the armv and was employed at the Subway Metal and Wrecking company. He is a brother of Thomas Moore who formerly resided in Allendale addition.

He has been in the service since March 1942. (iJiii) Hart, hero of silent cowbov movies, with which to establish a Sanctuarv for small nnimnle ok a Witl Coupon At Walgreen's (Limit 6) ON SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 146 E. SECOND RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES memorial to his sister, Mary E. Hart. (Limn 2 C3 ru rm 1 Joint Use of Bases Advocated nn KILLED IN ACTION WASHINGTON, Feb.

1. 7P) The vw department today announced casualties of the U. S. Naval forces In all of these cases next nf kin have been notified and also informed of any change in status. The list included: Wyoming: Ensign Harry Ferdinand Mulkey.

Naval reserve, dpad (Previously reported missing on report of Nov. 6. 1944). Parents, Mr and Mrs. Basil Baker, 2422 Carey, Cheyenne.

WOUNDED IN ACTION WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 UP) The rar department made public today names of 2.722 United States soldiers wounded in action in various fi'ehtinj areas. In all of these- cases next of kin have been notified and also informed of any change in status. The list included: Wounded in the European area Wyoming: Pfc.

Dennis E. Brum-mond, mather, Mrs. Alma P. Brum-mond, 116 E. Second, Casper.

Pfc Gordon E. Dvson, father. Edgar J. Dyson, 1332 S. Cherry, Casper.

Pvt. Woodrow V. Justice, friend, Frank Kinkade, general delivery, Cody. T5 David M. Muir, mother, Mrs.

Emma P. Muir, 35 First. Rock Springs. Set. Harvey S.

Mungall, mother, Mrs. Frances M. Mungall. Deaver. i Milk LARGE CAKE (Limit 2) LONDON.

Feb. l.CP) Great Britain's Liberal party adopted today a resolution urging joint use of sea and air bases bv maritime nations of northern and western Europe and the eastern Mediterranean after the war as a means of preventing aggression. SHAVING CREAM (Limit Jar) Thirty Years Ago in Casper mum 7Q selection vSi 1 cToree 5 1 8ATH sue C2 Sweetheart "Buy A Car of Coal" is the slogan the Chicago and North Western railway is trying to impress upon the coal dealers located on its TABLETS, $1.00 SIZE (Limit lines. The company is endeavoring to point out the advantage of purchasing a full car of coal instead If ---(u jtfuin i i "i DON'T MONKEY. I of a part car.

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Prof. Alexander Graham I Bell, the inventor of the telephone: a saver star lor his gallantry in action. Prior to enterine the service he was employed bv the American Iron and Metal company of Casper. Mr. and Mrs.

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CARPENTER, 2 USNR: Also took 'his boot camp HELPS FIGHT 'FLU -L- 3 traininu at Farragut. entering the service in 1943. He was a student in the Natrona County high school prior to enterine the service. He is SIZE FKn ri MINERAL FIGHT Colds now! COLDS ARE COSTLY In Money COSTLY In Health COSTLY In Work Days Lost now somewhere in the South Pacific. He made his home while in Casper with his brother Thomas and wile I 75c SIZE ACIDINE I I Jr (Limit i) Bottle of 100 of Allendale.

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