1 THE Stressed Tin Salvage Need fered Until the Japanese are Two Suffer Injuries As Car, Bus Collide by Salt - Lake Minute Women, Mr. Wood said. Nevertheless, only one-o- f every three cans is being turned in to effec- tively removed from ttse south Pacific areas of Sumatra and r Malaya, America must rely completely upon salvage of tin cans for production of vital mate- -i rials of war, B. L. Wood, dale salvage manager, WPB, said to- - salvage Every Maxine Clark, 15, 135 W. 4th S. St., was treated at police . bomber contains tin every new battleship contains 78 tons. Tin -is needed, urgently needed, shipment of medical supplier and the actual--medropped so appallingly low in foods of nisms war, he concluded. Wood Mr. the past few months, continued, that war production board officials in Washington Plan Banquet Tomorrow have been forced to amend colThe Boy Scouts of Troop 89 lection order to author- of' Winder Ward will give a ize city refuse collectors to asbanquet m honor of their .parsist in Salvage of tins. ents tomorrow night at 7 30 "School children in the Salt o'clock at the Winder Ward Lake area have for the past chapel, 4120 Highland Dr. month shown a fine cooperative Senior members of the troop spirit in tin can collections, ac- knd their wives will cook the tivated by the competitive spir- dinner, which will be followed it and the $100 war bond of by skits presented by the patrols 57 9 emergency hospital last night for nose abrasions and a cut on the scalp . received whena. car driven by her father, George Martin Clark, collided with a trolley bus at 4th S, and S. W. Temple Stsf Bernice Howe, 22, 125 W. 4th S. St., also a passenger in the car, was treated 1 for scratches on her left. hand. Grant M. Judd', 33, 2135 E. 3205 5- - St., driver of the bus, was making a turn when the accident occurred. Damage to the car was esti- at $100 and to . mated by police of pounds c M-3- 1 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY MOCHA LAYER CAKE . -- .... 33c, 59c, 79c i; Sis r. PIE.T F BANANA CREAM BUNT"; HOT CROSS SUGAR DONUTS RUM , eft-hand tus I1 Certisr and 824 South Main , Riverside Stake Meets Tomorrow -- The Riverside Stake conference will open evening at 6 30, with a welfare meeting in the Thirty- TourtHWard, 131 N. 8th W. St. Invited-t- o attend this -- meeting are the stake presidency, stake welfare committee," bishoprics and presidencies of the ward Relief Societies. In attendance at all sessions will be Bishop Marvin O. Ashton of the Presiding Bishopric and Robert L. Judd, vice chairman of the general Church Welfare Committee. Following the welfare meeting there will be held in the Thirty-fourt- h Ward ad Aaronic Priesthood leadership meeting Saturday at 8 pm. Members of the Aaronic and adult Aaronic Priesthood and ail supervisors and workers are urged to attend. Sunday sessions will be in the Fifteenth Ward, 907 W. 1st S. St., at 10 a m. and 6.30 p.m. Aaronic and adult Aarojiic Priesthood members are espe- cially urged to attend the morn- I t-- f Highland Stake To Hold Conference Elder Oscar A. Kirkham of the First Council of Seventy and Ezra C. Knowlton of the general Church Welfare Comat- mittee wilt -the Highland .Stake quarterly conference Sunday in the Highland Park Ward chapel, 2535 Douglas St. At 9 a m. a general priesthood meeting for all members will be held. At the same time a special program has been arranged for a mothers and daughters .meeting. General sessions will be held at 10 30 a m. and 7 p.m. Thar theme of the conference will be missionary work. Music will be furnished by the Parleys Ward cijoir, the Singing Mothers and a missionary chorus. -- -- (East High Hop 'Tomorrow Night East High Schools annual cadet hop will be given by the ROTC tomorrow night in the University of Utah Union .Bldg. General chairman in charge of the event is Wallace" Jenkins lieutenant coloneVbf the ROTC. Assisting him are Jerry Nims, in charge of publicity assembly; Anthony Barlow, head of decorations; Bill Fowler, invitations; Howard Fehr, printing, and Bob Twelves, refreshments The saber team and honor platoon will drill during $5. 8 For greater Savings Buy Our Yellow -Banner - r 4 Fire of undetermined origin caused $405 damage to the American Housing Corporation at 121 E. 3rd S. St. last evening, according to city firemen. FRUIT JUBO 1 Family Flour 34 UTTER 2 Ib.j'ar 53c Mb. White KlngGran. Two meetings are scheduled simultaneously for Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the Si- LAMB LEGS ib 3 5 SERBIA BEEF POT ROAST PINE All women and girls 12 yeais old and over will meet in the PORK CHOPS .... lb; 22c Ward, 131 N. 5th W. St. chapel for a meeting, at .which Verna W. Goddard, first counselor in the general presidency of the Young Womens Mutual Improvement Association, will be the speaker. Special music has also been arranged. At the same time, in the recreation hall, all priesthood members will assemble for a meeting. A feature of the Sunday morning and the Monday evening priesthood meetings will be a vocal sextet, composed of the bishops f the six wards of the stake, who are the presidents of the priests quorums. Talks will be given by ward quorum presidents and by young Women of the stake, . 2 Bars 13c lb. 37c lb. 28c ... BEEF RIB STEAKS Pkg. 15c Delitalcuen LIMBURGER CHEESE . .. lb. 47c ,lb. 19c COTTAGE CHEESE LIVER SAUSAGE HAM BOLOGNA 8 tA; ea 'Z lb. 10s APPLES Fancy and Ex. Fancy Washington Delicious Iceberg . POTATOES r.:, U. S. No lb. 8c lb. 8c lb. 8c I IOIbs. 43c EGGS Math.. Larqa A Grads. JELL-- or J.U-- 47c RINS0 O. Largs Slis Pkg. Q Pkg. I 0 W Pudding. SOUP Da... C Can. Camp- - ball'. Tomato Drift ad Snow Door, $0 Lb. Bog 23c JQ. NU lb. 6o tomatoes lb. 19c 9c 2 lbs. 23c RADISHES "ZZZ IT 2 bun. 15c CLOZ BLEACH 33c V2 CARROTS ZtZZl bunches 15c. $2.39 SW A N OZ. JAR 174 J 2 h r. , LIBBYS DEVILED MEAT TREET JSr 14 u ALL 19 33cr 1 2 oz. can 33c BRANiJTL MF9 rig. RAISIN BRAN or Sogular Grind no- kPost's, Pkg. Crtam Ha ik HEINZ; Crtsa QntltfUd laC(AMOP ITomatcI SOUP I FUREX Quarts Gat It 2 Coda - 2 for 27c wm k StyU Coni KLENZENE Clsansr 14. 25c -- Wall paper 3 Pkg. DUTCH CLEANSE- R- Can MATCHES Diamond (Bex Cartes 25c 7c 20c Rathe or OO Can. . , Alaska Pink. LUNCH MEAT Cudahy's. SALMON Tan Can VIENNA 8AUSACE Libby's. W Cans... DEVILED MEAT is. . 2 ,0.25c I 3 for'wC of Tomato SOUP Can IQc DRIFTED SNOW ENRICHED FLOUR Watt's Mott Popular Brand Sine lb. 32c DEL MAIZ rlbr5c ... Can T" ...... 2 lbs. 63c 1 .:.-..- 15 oz. can 12c 3 FOR 27 3 SARDINES. SW Coffee Drip Ib.15c ?:- Utah Rutseti Comm. 10 lbs. 39c 100 lbs. $3.79 Largs Bars for ... SQUASHY--- TANG LUNCHEON MEAT 12 lb. 5c CABBAGE", gal. 19c 33c fpelMft . GRAPEFRUIT CAULIFLOWER- ORANGES SvhI, Juicy Nar.li GRAPEFRUIT Taxes, Pink Meat LETTUCE California .5 lbs. 30c 3lbs.34c Ib. GRAPEFRUITS....... il?N BISKIT MIX u ,Jr..r: SPIUACII lb. 29c THURINGER SUMMER SAUSAGE lb. 10 2 lb. 38c sgeessees LEMONS , Bel Dine Cleaner lb. 33c . S3 Cm la ploca of Map. Utah Product A BEEF ROUND STEAKS . lb. 29c LUNCHEON MEATvtr.1 0RAI1GES CHEX SAUSAGE, Country . . . . lb. 27c BEEF SIRLOIN STEAKS lb. 28c Stamp No. 34 Expiros Fob. 21 Ibi. fr Specials w! 23c SUGAR .V . Large Pkg. Pricet Effective Frl. and Sat. 7 Week-End -- nt GLOBEA-- PRUNEJUICErrri.- - 2 A 10 lb. Bag Tire Damage $405 ing session. xteenth M120 r 412 Sixth Avenue , South T.mpl. 5 th East The task of protecting the home front is given the WIVES OF( AMERICA. From the kitchens of the nation flow a fighting power . . . a power so vital that it is only partially tapped . . it is the aggressive right to fight FOOD WASTE. We join in helping the Housewife in her fight by offering the finest of foods priced consistently low . . . our prices are In line. pre-emine- DIAL SUNDAY ALL DAY EVERY CLOSED . 40s . ea. 29c . loaf 15c . RAISIN BREAD . AM of IF (Set BUSY ON THE PHONE Two of East High Schools ROTC "members get their girl friends to help with the arrangements for the annual Cadet Hop slated for tomorrow night in the University of Utah Union Building. Left to right, they are: Capt. Hal Waldo, Mary Lois Steele, Helen Fiashman and Lt. Col, Wallace Jenkins. . doz. doz. CAKE OUR STORES 1 Co. Seagull Baking .t Pace Friday, February 13, 1945 NEWS. Salt Lake City, Utah DtStRET : ; LEMON JUICE, M. C. P. ... 1852 28c 25 lb. bag $1.20 can 10c SAVE CANS, CREASE PAPER 50 lb. bag $2.39 FORT HOWARD TISSUE 5 rolls 25c