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Show PKOVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 1940 PAGE TWO COUNTY PLANS ROAD PROJECT Uih county , commissioner Win j-Uy signed an application for a SIM.000 roaJ improvement prtij:t for the county and for--arJui It to WPA officials. Svlvan V. GUrk. chairman ol the commission, sail the project Is a continuation of the Utah county roai Improvement program start-k1 start-k1 unier WPA four years ago. It provides for installation of Ho mr-forcedt concrete culverts J0OO feet of metal culverts, grading grad-ing ar. J surfacir.jj of 70 miles of rt J. construction of 15 miles of farrn-to-rr.arket roads, moving five ir.ilei of irrisation ditches arij tujMir.jr road fences. Mr. Clark said sponsor's share f the cost wouIJ be J31.&C6.S0 u lh WPA firvia toUlin $D3,- Syphilis Clinic Slated Tonight Effects of yphi11 will be demonstrated dem-onstrated at a free clinic sponsored spon-sored by the Provo Junior Chamber Cham-ber of commerce at the Utah State hospital tonight at 7:30. for Jayeees and partners at the city and county building- between 2 and 3:30 p.m. Through the cooperation co-operation of the Utah County Medical association, Jayeees can get the test for SI. r ' i The clinics are part of the junior chamber drive to stamp out venereal diseases. ROADBEDS SOFTER CO EUR DeALENE, Ida.. Feb 2 oiE) Melting snow eoftened roadbeds in five north Idaho counties, coun-ties, district highway Engineer J. M. Johnston warned today as he lowered the load limit to 35 pounds per tire inch and the speed of trucks to 25 miles an hour on oiled roads. Hill mi: JiKSi 'QUA LI TV AND service call THOMAS GROCERY 275 East Third South - Phones 129-217 DIRTHSTONE RING GEHUtKt STERLING SILVtR tom 14 AM O 19 rWMfROM CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP ask ron CCTAIL OUR rICE n GIANT ilU HAILS ... 35c MATCHES 6-bo.xctn. 23c SPRY Pounds. SUPER SUDS ..... Lg. Pkg. 20c PALM OLIUE . . . . . . 3 bars 17c TOMATO JUICE Pitrce13'2-ozs. 5c POLVDERED SUGAR . . . 2 lbs. 15c OATS'SuakLk ......... Large Pkg. 10c BETTER MEATS mean BETTER MEALS HERS SKs,:r... Lb. 10c PORK ROAST T Boston Shoulder Cut ...:Lb. 15c nrrrrr: nnneT Tender, UUL.V UUJ1UI Meaty Lb. 15c DAGOI! SQUARES Sliced or ece ; . . LB. 15c LARD E?l Sljisi 2 lbs. 19c Pork Loin Roast . pound ....... 19C Frankfurters POUND ... ..... 15c LUNCH MEAT Assorted Pound t0 SAUSAGE Pure Pork U tf POUND JLJW PORK CHOPS Loin "flOf POUND ....... &y0 LINK SAUSAGE Pound . . ........17c ? ! A r in 0 Mission Skinned III iii a O Whole or Piece ... ..Lb. 25c r.Iock Chicken Legs . . ; 3 for 10c GLODE'lM" am & .i" ) ?y iiAU delicate hot bis- s 3".' PiP-cults PiP-cults thir !o!l up dull oca! jf V,CA .f5' lot tnosc liunj.aumpungs . fJ)X7r$' imz cress up injury situs - x arvl fcr tvr many other thlnrs - it malrs so c'Jy and easily G LOBE "Al" BISCUIT . IXOUR, cf course! Smut homcmiLcrs keep it always co fcx-ul to sivc tunc and money. BISCUIT Two in to th tKri'Ung rodo story d "M017 fofr, TJ tditof't Daughter" on KNX 8.00 A.M. ond KSFO 12;30 P.M. vry AAonday through Friday. PUBLIC FORULT HEARS DOCTORS "If we could treat every individual individ-ual v. ho had syphili3, within one generation we could wipe the disease dis-ease from the face of the earth," Dr. AV. W. Biglow, of the state venereal disease bureau, told the community forum Thursday night. Explaining the new state venereal vene-real disease program. Dr. Biglow, as principal speaker, followed three members of the Provo junior chamber of commerce health committee com-mittee who gave four minute speeches on the various aspects of syphilis. Dr. Wilmer Allen oultined the history of the .disease and Dr. J. Russell Smith, and Dr. D. E. Beck spoke respectively on the clinical and social and legislative aspects of syphilis. Two films preceded the open-forum discussion. Mr. Smith, chairman of ,the Junior chamber health committee, asserted that as soon as tne puo- 11c emereea . from the period of thinking "nice people do not talk about it, nice people do not have it. nice people do not do anything about It another major step in combating the widespread disease will be taken. . "Let's take pre-natal, and premarital pre-marital laws move along," appealed appeal-ed Dr. Beck, jwlnting out that Utah's laws were 'among the most lax In the nation. An overflow crowd attended, denoting de-noting Increasing; Interest In the forum meetings. . Obituaries Hugh Gibson to Lecture Here Annie E. Nielsen , Called By Death PLEASANT GROVEr-Mrs. .An-nLe .An-nLe E. Nlelson, 74, died "at 3 o'clock this morning after an Illness of five months of diabetes. She, was born Oct. 24, 1865, In Vlngaher, Sweden, the daughter of Peter and Vrita Olsen Erickson.- As church immigrants, Mrs. Nlelson, came with her parents to Salt Lake City at the age of 19. She married Hogan .NieLson, October 17. 1870. They came to Pleasant Grove- and have lived Here ever since.4 She is survived by her husband and the following children: Harry E., Mrs. Bertha Benson, Archie Nn Abel Elroy H, of Pleasant Grove and Mrs. Ivy Thornton of American Amer-ican Fork. Also 17 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. One brother, Mr. E. P. Erickson of Tooele, Utah. Funeral services will be held in the Pleasant Grove Third ward Chapel Sunday, February 4th, at 2 p. m. with Bishop josepn wamer In charge. Burial will be In Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove. . Friends may call at the Olpin Mortuary at 11 p. m. Saturday morning un-l 1 p. m. and then at the home' Saturday afternoon and Sunday until time of services. Gonesruation Is Sportsmen Aim A sensible conservation program pro-gram should be worked out ! so that 90,000 Utah sportsmen will not be deprived of big game hunting, President Bob Bullock of the Utah County Wild Life federation told more than : 300 members at their meeting Wednesday. Wed-nesday. - Sheep and cattle owners of the state are urging a cut in number num-ber of . deer . and elk on private land, , which would result in poor hunting 'for the sportsmen, 4 Bullock Bul-lock said.. . ' . ..:. President Bullock, who is chair man of the state federation's fisfii fact finding committee, also reported re-ported on the recent state meeting. meet-ing. Over $400,000 was spent last year for improving and "building state fish hatcheries, he said. . Fishing should improve during the next two years, he - pointed out, for state fish and game workers work-ers have added ; 46,000,000 eggs to hatcheries throughout the state. A total of 14,000,000 of the eggs were stripped from Utah fish, he said. A feature of the , Utah county federation meeting was the show ing or fish and game pictures by Lee Kay of the state department. depart-ment. - ' - . , -1 The pictures dealt with, ducks and geese in the sKte marshes, feeding of deer, overgrazing, and the beaver program. Tvo Killed in Idaho Crash ARCO, Ida., Feb. 2 (CEVTwo men were killed in the crash of a - small cabin plane, six - miles north of Arco today. ' The dead were Vern Oliver, 39, and Guy Given, 30, both of Nam-pa." Nam-pa." They were : hunting coyotes with rifles from the plane When it crashed.. Oliver was killed instantly Givens died en route ,. to a pital. . . State Aeronautics Dli Pete Hill was en route here from Boise to investigate. r; i r ana hoa- rector r.iCntanaJ.lanv Slain oh Ranch BAKERMon., Feb. 2' C;.K .William VVagner, Baker handy man, was shot and killed early todayat the Fred Pinnow ranch, 10 npnes from here. Sheriff Jamn Kodiel reported today. ; "yPinnow, came to town and sur- endered, Kocnei saia, but maae no. statement. ' He iwas held in the Fallon county Jail. . , ' The shooting occurred between 1:30 and : 8 a. m., Kochel said. Pinnow offeree no explanation of the affair, accordng to tne sheriff. ; , . "VVhnt'a ITanTwnlntr Ftirnn" will be discussed by the Hon Hugh Gibson, cx-ambassador to Belgium and Brazil and former minister to Poland and Switzerland, Switzer-land, at the Provo tabernacle on February 12, according to Professor Pro-fessor John C. ' Swenson, chairman chair-man of the Brigham. 'Young uni-j versity lectures. , -From the beginning of the present European war, he has teen broadcasting' daily developments. develop-ments. ' ' wr. - " : , : F ' Mr. Gibson will appear under the sponsorship of the Brigham You ng University -Community Concert association. The Westminster West-minster choir will be the next attraction at-traction on the. series for winter quarter. . . - , . , . Gary E. Jones Funeral services for " Gary E. Jones, 14-mbnth-old son of Earl and Edith Williams Jones, formerly former-ly of Orem, who died suddenly in .Walker Mine, .Calif., Friday, were held in the Timpanogos ward chapel Wednesday afternoon. - Bishop Roy Gappmeyer was in charge. : The Relief society chorus sang as an opening number, "Let the ! : Little Children Come,", and the closing, ; "Lullaby Prayer .were offered by Orrel De - Lange and Philo Edwards, and remarks were made by Victor "Anderson and Ray Wentz. . . 'r , ' ' . A duet, "I Think When I Read That Sweet Story of Old," was sung by ;Ivern Pyne and Mrs. Melba Pyne, and the solo, "One Fleeting Hour," was sung by Emll Hansen. The grave -at. the Provo City Burial park was dedicated by .Charles "J Jones, great-grandfather of the child, who ' is also survived by his parents, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Jones and Mrs. Julia Jones. ; Church Notice ; KKVKNTH DAY ADKNT1ST Sabbath school 9:30. Miss Mer- riel Harlow in charge. Lesson aub Ject, "Home and Religion." Seed thought, the child born into the home brings with him a three-fold nature -which must be nourished that it may be developed sturdily and symetrically, physically, mor ally and spiritually. - ' i Sermon. 11 o'clock. What is Slni Did it originate In the Garden of Eden? Welcome. .' t Sunday morning' 8:30 over KOVO. Prayer in the life of the Christian. Does God hear and answer prayer? , - " . The Family Bible hour." sponsors spon-sors a " knoW your Bible ' program for both young and old. Tune1 In on your local station and learn to know your-Bible better. . : RUMANIA (Continued from Page One) : doga yesterday. . There were new mass plane raids on south Finland and a bigger offensive appeared to be developing on both the central and southeastern fronts. s Finland's communications with the outside world were cut off for about eight hours during' the day, 4 after early morning messages tola of new fighting and new. air alarms. , . . , . From the Mannerhelm line defenses de-fenses on the isthmus, Webb Miller, Mill-er, United Press correspondent, got through a dispatch saying lighting raged in the Summa sector, sec-tor, .where the Russians were using us-ing planes, tanks, armored sledges and the most powerful artillery barrage he 1 had seen since, the World war in a drive apparently aimed toward the coastal city of VI! purl (Viborg) on the road to Helsinki. - From the Swedish frontier, Hubert Hu-bert Uexkuell, United Press correspondent cor-respondent with the northern arm- MARKETS at a Gldnco stocks irregularly higher and quiet.' . " ' " ' .' ' ' Bonds Irregularly higher. ; Curb stocks irregularly higher. Foreign exchange easy. j Cotton firm. ; ' Wheat up 1 1-8 -1 3-8 cents. Rubber easy. ' ' Silver unchanged. " ' ' Ogdeh livestock OGDEN, UUh, Feb. 2 (HE) l (USDA) Hogs: 2140, steady to 15 . cents . lower , .than , Thursday's general market, top S5.50, on best 170 to 230 pound butchers. Cattle: -100. Slow, . late Thursday Thurs-day and few sales . today steady, medium-good slaughter steers and heifers $7.25 to $3.00; 'medium-good 'medium-good cows $5.25 to 6.50, bulls S5.25 to 16.00. . . Sheep: 350. , Good 80-pound trucked-in lambs $7.75; trucked-in trucked-in late Thursday $7.60 to $7.75. V . Metat Prices NEW; YORK. J Feb.c 2 OLE) To day's custom smelter's prices for delivered metais t cents per pounai Copper: electrolytic '' 11 5-8; export ex-port 11.40-.60; casting fob refinery 11 5-8; lake delivered 12. ' -Tin: 'spot straits 45H. V f '. Lead: New Yprk 5.25-.30; 'East St. Louis 5.10.'. ; - ' . Zinc: New York 6.89; East St. Louis 5.50. :": .-'-.""' i ,: les, reported communications had been blasted out by new air raids, and that he had been forced to drive by automobile to the border to get in touYi with 'the outside v orld. It was the second successive succes-sive day of -severe . aerial attack on the northern Finnish .headquarters .headquar-ters at Rovanlemi, tud Finnish officials of-ficials expressed fear, that 'it was only the. beginning. - GGI1ILLII1G GQFFGE WMAT PUTS A YOU IN STEP 111 I W..- Tj. f- -ST4t-fl s.iiVlV' ASsrS1'fuL There's always a chorus of approval for Schilling frdm folks who appreciate good coffee! Tbt reason? It's matchless match-less blood of the world' choice coffees, skilfully roasted to bring out delicious full flavor and strength. TtCcjfttt-'Pertelaioranj Dri f Softasilk CAKE FLOUR &3Q The Home of Priceand Quality J 71 North 5th West aifd 71 East Center WHEATIES 1 'sin f 1 i- -' - Pkgs. ana We invite all food buyers to visit our markets. It makes no difference whether you are an old customer or a new one--you yillhe convinced that the Hayward s 3larkets are a good place to trade! oiis or ttlaHiluLTiUacUi tempting mm vn I l I , I I J I I 1 ' ' ' J1 y. f r 48-lb. 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ICc PURE LARD v"hte" . :. . . .'. 3 llis. 20c OTTOIJ CHOPS . .;2Ibs.1Sc POHEl ROAST.Ie.1-. . . : Lb. 14c CATSUP Heinz, . Large f 1 Og Bottle .... JLOV BABY FOOD Heinz 3 Cans ..... 29c SOUP Heinz 2 Large Cans for r iff ITTfJM hft n OTSIIOULDER liiUl LiUHOK CUT Lb. 5c -1 OLD DUTCH J2) I! cuts craa quickly; ".J mtktt cleaning , 2HC iCans. DEVILED MEArI -; Libby's .... aeaiij s Cans CORNED BEE A; f 1 12-ouncc Can Libbys 20 Ci Regular Bars t .1. 'iTl ' : .l . ASK US fO' DETAILS J 10 for 29c ORAHGES 288 Size Full of Juice 3c!oz.28c LEOIJS 360 Size Full of Juice Dozen ICc TTf f Of? -t-Dozen Pack- Solid Heads . LETTUC Lm 2 for 15c DARARAS FANCY FRUIT 3 lbs. ICc Million! Prefer it I mm at tUm mmw, mmm wmh Tj, j QUARl'S CARROTS 5gjjgr Punches 10c jCACDAGE.'mii.:. , 2 lbs. 3c Celery Hearts !d..2 Dun. 13c OH .;. JELL-0 PUDDING 3 Pkgs. mm.mwm i ! i"" i Top from thlf pocko ccptd In Albert radio program noma coniatt. Get antry blank kara. Albert r:3c;.:.:LUi::i wkeai 3 & v- |