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Show sir ; ; FROVO SUNDAY HERALD. SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1928. t JAM ? T.ESMAN ' I Mt Kt rWMrt"WfONP,IOM8H woo cam jA puotsw.- By Swan : ; I THC OU ouyl - i5 HmDOT ETTft 111 plant la Kansas City ba UllilllUlilii JZfe ' ing' production faculties and making' it oeeeesary for both plants to work overtime for tae last three montha. It la a further step la the company's prograaa to Insure a regular flow of cars la tine with the exceptional public demand, he said. Work will be provided for 1.500 people and tha payroll will exceed 19 000 dally. Following the Chevrolet policy of recruiting workmen from the respective communities In which Its plants are located, local help wlU be employed almost exclusively, wttli the exception of a few technically trained mea heading the various departments. This plant wlU be 'equipped with the latest appliances for the efficient manufacturing of automobiles similar to those la use la other Chevrolet plants throughout tha country. Edward Shaw, at present general superintendent of the Chevrolet assembly plant la. Flint wlU assume management of the plant Completion of the Kansas City project wlU provide Chevrolet wtth nine assembly plants throughout the country and aa export plant at Bloomfield. N. J. Domestic assembly plants are located at Flint Marking the latest step la a movement to keep pace with the- - growing .deenaod for Ms product the Chevrolet Motor eom- announoed here today that leonetntctioa rUI atari ahorUy oa a muamoui Cnevrolet aassmMy plant la Kansas City. This follows closely oa the opening of a simi- Ifni lar plant (a AUaata ta serve the ' Southeast Whan completed In October, the Kansas City plant win be the largest automobile factory la the Southwest and will represent aa Invest-mea- t of more than mSOjDM. tike the AUaata plant the Kansas City . i (HELP .HELP! 3 Y I CANT 5 eVrvJf V RoMfA r Cmomovcr. .'S it's factory wlU have a capacity of ISO cars a day, proviaing Chevrolet with facilities for the production of more thaa 1.250,000 cars annually. The new factory win err West-er- a Missouri, Kansas, North and South Dakota, Wyoming and Colo- ' rado. W. 8. Knudaea, president of the Chevrolet Motor company, declar mm- i t a today that the . opening of and ls where the demand has beea tax- BUILDPLAIJT DETROIT to relieve the JaaeaviUe factortea, made nrrnssary mr SPANISH F0IT CLASS REUNION 1 In June SPANISH FORK. honor of the anniversary of their graduation from the publie schools of Spanish Fork, the graduating class of 103 held twenty-fift- h a reunion Thursday alght at the home of oae of their number. President Henry A Gardner. A large number of the class were present for the occasion. The guest assembled at tha Gardner home, thea went to the home of Mrs. Betsy Ttppetti . where a banquet was served. Klvel. Rkchf tetd. Idaho; Albert Ranks. Bancroft Idaho; Margaret Thomas, Buhl. Idaho; Rosa Thomas Johns. Murray; Cora Lewis Booth and Professor Elmer Miller. Provo; Jennie Thomas Ludlow, Benjamin; James Beckstrom, Faxsoa. Wyoming; A J. Arnaaoo. Arthur J arris, Winnie La ware nee Palmer, Geneva Bradford Joaea. Sarah Sterling, Katie Jensen Skinner, laaae Bwea-soLee R. Davis, Jr, Martha R. H. Aadi-ua- , Aadrua, Christy Oisea Brtgga, Pres. H. A Gardner, Bishop EUaha Warner, IX O. Simmons, Rebecca Hansen Chiia-tenaeail of Spaniah Fork; John 8. Johnson, San Diego, and Ruth Back of Heber City. .California. The lata David Prior waa the n. Mar-cuas- oa n, . IGwsnlans Tcld of Stadiusi'F.Cove SPANISH FORK. Jane e Krwaais dub mat Thursday evening at the noeae of Mrs, Betsey Tippet. Dr. Amos N. Merrill eg Prove- waa present and toM eg the benefit It would be to Utah county to have aba B. T. U. stadluaa and solicited the patronage of the etub - ' member of that project1 E. Booth gave aa Mayor John - account of 'hi rsnsat InteresUngtrip to IndlanapaU where' he we m preeent at a meeting of the comtaitte of the msilaa Ha also gave account of the Kentucky Derby race wtuca ha attended. ? '. Aaaer-icaala- -- . VARIATION IS SMALL One of a mil la I PISTONS ARC FTTTED six and inches. This will The 'average weight of aa Otda- I giv some Idea of the mflnteeimal mobile Is on pouad. aeeaa Members of the class are: Mary aias of one tea4ouaandth of ant ounces. pfartoa The six pistons fitted tat Thomas Gerd(ner, now of West Inch, which la the limit variation aa engine cannot vary more thaa Jordan; Zella Gardner Smith, now allowed la alae, roundness and of aa ounce to of Orange California; Mae Thomas straightnea of aa Oldamobll pisrigid inspection requirements. They thea returned te the. home of President Gardner where they spent a pleasant social evening. one-thir- d one-quart-er ton pin. Atlanta, Tarrytown. Norwood. OakTESTS ARK RIGID land. Buffalo. Jaaesville and St "Bathing alone doe- - not make Test ear used fa ta Louis. Ia addition, Chevrolet main- good health." any Dr. Bundesen. meat of the new Oidaraoblle war tains manufacturing plants la Chicago's former health commis required to make a minimum af TOO and Bay City, 8aginaw, Flint sioner, well, Chicago hag (one , mile each day at ' the General - . Toledo. . Motor proving ground,. pretty xar. i De-tro- 't Jor Economical Trontportation aw . f I , SCOUTS PASS w An Interesting and Instructive court of examination was held In the basement of the Provo public library Friday night to conduct f merit badge examinations. The following members of the court were present: Dr. George H. Brimhall, Alex Hedqulst. Rev. W. J. Bulkley, Rev. E. E. Bachetder and W. Clarence John, secretary. Commissioner LeRoy Passey was in charge of the meeting. The following scouts paaeed the required examinations for obtaining their respVctlve badges: Harold Hurst, flremanshlp, musks and gar dening; Everett E. Bachelder, signaling, bird study and scholarship; Ivan Nelson," cooking and "music; .Tay Nelson farm mechanics. Sylvan Stephens, painting, first 'aid, pioneering and life badge; Chauncy D. Harria, beef production, animal hi' dustry, and farm home puumlnr' Sanford Bingham, gardening, fruit production and corn farming; Leo Kavochavltch, handicraft; Stephen Murdock. handicraft first aid to animals. . pathfindlng; Jack Mc- Oulre. bird study, camping and mu sic: Howard Peterson, plumbing and farm mechanics; Robert Bned don, life skving and swimming; Joseph Seethaler, music; Fred Kartch- ner, horsemanship: Monroe Carter, James and plumbing; iwimmlng handi McOuIre, farm mechanics, ?4j "V" craft, poultry keeping and life badge; Lynne Weight, farm me-MAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURES rhanlca and handicraft; Roy Me "We're en wmjr. Outre, flremanshlp. farm mechanics for goah boat begin to leak." Keith Tea knows where, but anyhow, we keeping; I.nif-h-"Ha hi." Clowny, "idn, poultry art: Jack Eastmond, flre- do hot care, aa long aa we aall "that's not riat. I don't think Raymond C. Carter, swtnv smoothly on." sang Clowny in de- there's a rock In sis .t. But Just.J ng and life saving; Richard light." Four happy Tlnymites are uua uuwn. aiti vmj will flremanshlp, personal we, just out to ace what we can what's causing ell this harm. Our "iieht. and star aee. We hope we reach some real boat, I'm sure. Is safe and sound. "lth. public health Dice spot before Franklin 8. Harria. Jr. the dark of It seems we've merely run badge; night" aground. Oh look' The stream Is chemistry, Interpreting and animal That's fine," yelled Coppy. running dry. Thct'j real cause for Industry. some more. " What other Jarm.! "tin';, have songs you In' store? Sing me j wti r w 'Hit he waa ' v something that we all can aing, right The wnff- - rtr'ftod out of through? - How are we going and we will Join right In." All eight and noon f'te little .stream sail along I surely cannot aee." right,"' laughed Clowny. "Here It bed was aa dry nr. it could be. "Oh I , a song most everybody gra4oti find a way oat vhrt can we do?" " toes; knows." He then sang. "Mary said Coppy. "Ts, our all "f thoir trouble) In the Bert story ) trip Had a Lamb," which made the - Tlales grin. "Oh - my that's kindergarten tuft," snapped Scouty, "we have had enough." And thus the song was ended. "Let's go swimming." Carpy cried. "Of course the water may be cold, but J am not afraid I m bold. We can't tell bow it Is. of course until we Jump ins' Je." Just then they fat a thump. , thump, Lump. The small home-bos began- - to bump. The were all so scared that' they co Id hardly speak. "We-v-e run against a rock. I II bet." said "Oh. Scouty. well all get wet. Supposing it's a sharp one and the A"!' -- aamwaw V wa anaT aasal eg V eV 3 xrCV; il mil "BrnJ .9 - Auto Th TVe . 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