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Show THURSDAY, Jug . ' " ' " ' a - . --.- - Li - i a i iit II I I III i Rulnn Cluff at a eanvon nartv. I ton, Nvra rv, . 7IUIIa. HIII II I L 1 I i - ' - wuivm .1 ' I If LCHOtll I I I L II Dowain Silvester, class leader, "ansen. - m r k.i pi d B OREM-GENEVA TIMES WE BUY Sell, trade and transfer livestock. live-stock. Also Milch Strain Durham or Jersey Bull service. Call Peg Taylor, Phone 2022. Pleasant Groye. Sam Says: Why Pay More? SAVE with CITIZENS A'! to Insurance Low Cost,. Dependable ".. Fast Claim Service SAMUEL LEVIN INSURANCE AGENCY 8 West Center Phone 3758 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson Pet-erson entertained at a shower honoring Elder Rulon Cluff who entered the LDS mission home ihis week. Guests included business bus-iness associates and their partners. part-ners. Games, music and refreshments refresh-ments were the diversions. KILL ATHLETES FOOT "T-4-L Best Seller" Say Genera Pharmacy. Here's the reason the germ grows deeply. You must reach it to kill it. T-4-L, containing 90 percent alcohol penetrates, reaches more germs. Your 40c back from any druggist if not pleased in one hour. J30' WASHER REPAIRING Ralph's Radio & Appliance 65 No. University Are. PROVO Phone 618 Help Wanted: Mai Experienced appliance salesman to manage Admiral Ad-miral Television and Appliance Ap-pliance Department of U. S. Rock Wool Sales Co. at Orem. See Mr. Ekins J29 Worn With Pride by "Minions" WICK SWAIN HAIRCUTS FORD Bonus Built Trucks Available for Immediate Delivery Vi to 3 TON IF YOU DON'T THINK WE'LL TRADE TRY US TELL UR 10 E MOTOR CO, TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 57-75 West Center Provo, Utah CASH PROMPTLY for Seasonal Needs, Clothing, Cloth-ing, Taxes, House and Car Repairs, Medical and Dental Expenses and other good purposes. Get fresh start by paying your scattered billi then have only one payment monthly. Thwnak YES MAN aye YES to 4 out of 5 without involving employer or otrtsldar. Prompt service. Phone or come in today. tnntuGuwu-1 ' jMonDl lypay it oW J MTO 140 M "J CLOTHIN9 .log I FUtNIWII . Ill I SJkfAl! m I X 'wan mo" CZZD Loans $25 to $1,000 on Salary. Furniture, or Car THI COJMANr7rNf I! KM ?0 iAT TO" &G72!l FINANCE CO. 13 East Center. Knight Block. Provo Utah TOM COPUS. YES MANager Loans made to residents of all surrounding towns SO MUCH TcTTvo,! i FOR SO LITTLE Punch Treats FRUZOLA and PERK - ADE cierve at meals and Picnics LIK-M-ADE FOR THE KIDS TO EAT. OR DRINK Better thai Candy for Health fen, crispjate If Mod fn Sort 1 1 " lake's Famous J yiV) f-) I Brewery by fTjTj f I II FISHES 'IDsTN I BREWING M r COMPANY j I L 'T - Expert Advises Brush Drag Alfalfa After First Crop Alfalfa which is infested with alfalfa weevil larvae should be brush dragged after the first crop of hay is removed, advised Joel C Barlow. Utah County Aeent. Alfalfa which is cut while heavily infested with weevils, often fails to green up for a week or two. Heavy infestat ions of weevil larvae may hold back the second growth hay for four or five weeks. This would with the weevil damage caused to' the first crop, represent approximately ap-proximately the loss of one cut ting of hay in extreme cases. Early cutting of the alfalfa followed when necessary by brush dragging; or dusting very short alfalfa with four pounds of 50 percent calcium arsenate to the acre followed by cutting in 10 to 14 days, are the control con-trol methods recommended for use on forage alfalfa by the college entomologists (Dr. George Geor-ge Knowlton, USAC). DDT, Chlordane or toraphane should be applied to alfalfa intended for seed, never to forage alfalfa, alf-alfa, entomologist Knowlton emphasized- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M. Hansen attended the MIA conference con-ference on Sunday in Salt Lake City. Cement Septic Tanks, New Design. De-sign. Built. 1010 North 1 West. Provo. Phone 1350. S15' Bull Service and Trucking of Livestock. B. M. TANNER, Phone 513 J. Factory Utah County Mattress COMPLETE . MATTRESS and BATT SERVICE Only Factory in Utah Country. We are not represented by any transient mattress workers, but will call for and deliver wihtout ertra charge. JUST PHONE 341 Or drop us a card 661 West 2nd North PROVO UTAH . FOR SALE 8-week old Leghorn pullets good laying stock. Immediate Immed-iate delivery. See J. V, Johnson John-son at 1690 North Stale St. in Orem. Phone 0799 32. II i Red Cross Sets Annual Meeting Keynoting a pogram of vastly vast-ly increasing the number of its volunteers, the American Red Cross will hold its most important import-ant postwar convention in Detroit, De-troit, June 26-29, Gen. George C. Marshall, American Red Cross president, announced this week. This will be the first Red Cross annual meeting presided over by General Marshall, who became head of the organization last October. Mrs. Eloise P. Fillmore, exe cutive secretary of the Utah County chapter, will represent our chapter at the convention. Among the oganizations an nounced objectives during the coming year are expanding the National Blood Program, prepared pre-pared to deal with any emergency emer-gency where great quantities of blood might be required; strengthening Red Cross Disaster Disast-er Service to cope with natural catastroDhes. regardless o i where or when they strike; and DrovidinB additional thousands of volunteers for service in hos pitals and health centers. The third day of the conven tion will be given over to a general gen-eral session which will feature a forum concerned with ways of informing the pumic ot wnai the Red Cross does and how it does it. Miss Margaret Hickey, Public Affairs Editor of the Ladies Home Journal, who is a mpmhor nf thp Red Cross board of Governors, will preside. . Speakers will be Mrs, Ovetaj Uuip iiODDy, executive vice president of the' Houston, Texas, post, and wartime head of the Women's Army Corps; William Scripps, executive director of Radio Station WWJ, Detroit, and prominent newspaper executive, exe-cutive, and Dr. Arthur S. Flem-ming, Flem-ming, president of Ohio Wesley-an Wesley-an University, Delaware, Ohio, who was formerly a member of XX 4 . ( - fB'A 1 7 r ;- SIS''- ' JUST FOB KICKS . . . tafhlifM ef masked headdress ball In Del Mar, Calif., was can-can lef creation crea-tion wen by Mrs. Fred Bixby, Jr. the Civil Service commission. The position of the Red Cross in world affairs will be stressed in an international night program pro-gram to be addressed by Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, drector of the Department of Trustees of the United Nations; and M. Bonabes De Rauge, Geneva, Switzerland, Secretary-General of the League of Red Cross Societies. Dr. Lillian Lill-ian Gilbreth, noted business engineer and one of the principal princi-pal characters in the recent best seller, "Cheaper by the Dozen" will address a final luncheon session 'of the convention on Thursday, June 29, on the subject sub-ject of "The Role of Volunteers in our Future Society." BUILDING Plastering, concrete work, brick and block laying, carpentry. Let me give you an estimate. WALLACE TURLEY, 257 E. 4th No. Provo. Phone 3409 J. 'Electric Service With Safety" Residential and Commercial Contracting: CALL Howard Egan Electric PHONE 0756 J2 73 East 4th North, Orem A GALLON OF FLOOR WAX INCLUDED with every Linoleum job laid during June FLOOR COVERING SALE Quality Linoleum at Reduced Prices J) Edna Hansen 202S M - Two and one-half minute talks were given Sunday by Frances Hunn and Frank J. Perry. The sacrament gem was presented by Ralph Houston. Speakers at sacrament meeting meet-ing were Kent Beagley, returned return-ed missionary, and J- A. Higbee of the high council. Music was furnished by Evelyn Higbee and Kent Beagley. Rey Allred, representing rep-resenting the Aaronic priesthood, priest-hood, gave a short talk and a tribute to fathers. Donna Lou Boothe presented Karl Ashton and Dean Kader for graduation from the Primary. Elder Rulon Cluff entered the mission home in Salt Lake City on Monday. A testimonial in his honor will be held Sunday, Sun-day, June 25 at 7 p.m. The Gospel Doctrine class of the Sunday School honored! was in charge. Fifty young people were present Rayola Hill, leader of the Junior Sunday School class, chaperoned the group at a party on Saturday night. Games, music mus-ic and a picnic luncheon were enjoyed by the 14 members attending. at-tending. The Relief Society held a quilting on Tuesday. Luncheon was servra and the regular monthly neeting, which is scheduled for the third Tuesday of each summer month, began at 2 p.m. The visiting teachers topic was presented by Edna Hansen and program numbers were enjoyed. MIA workers who attended conference sessions in Salt Lake City were Ruth Colvin, Mtuton Ercanbrack, Alta Allred, Melba Cluff, Laura Perry and L.oye Allred. Participating m ttk. mu sic festival were Donna COAL Clean, Hot Coal ftj "assasJ ivery, PHONE (I7sn t, Ash-1 383 North 8th WatJ HIGHEST PRICES paid for your dead or useless animals. Call collect. Utah Hide and Tallow. Labi 216-W. AGAIN THIS YEAR STATS FARM MUTUAL slashes Auto Insurance costs. Call N. C. KICKS. i Phone 12 for now low rates. ALTERATIONS ! I tailor men's suits over for women- Expert men and wo men's alterations, make dresses, formats, trousseaus, children' coining. Men's shirts and slacks See or call Mrs. Cuyler, 447 N. 2nd West Proro. Phone 2278R FOR LEASS Provo Reservoir water for 1850 Irrigation season. Alpine District Apply 130 South 1st, Provo. Phone DOU Ml COMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE 196 West Center Telephone 707 AT dootesie Provo, Utah Uncle Sam Says " M -v Young America, s represented by some 200,0 0 newspaperboya, is a firm believer in the principle of independence anl of a Free Democracy De-mocracy as exemplified by the U. S. Savings Bonds Drive slogan "Save For YOUR Independence. Buy V. S. Savings Bonds," as well as the Drive symbol, the "Liberty Bell." These newspanerboys will again demonstrate their desire, for. a Irons America by distributing 15,000,000 Savings Bonds folders right to your door, during the Independence In-dependence Drive May 15-July 4. The folders will .show yon how to become financially independent through the regular, automatic way at aavlng by investing a portion of your Income in Savings Bonds. V. 5. Twwurj Pcptrtmtnt Utopia . The tiny principality of Monaco (tries no personal income tax on its citizens. BABY CHICKS Quality Leghorn and Hamp shire chicks, now being offered by H Grant Ivins- WINS HATCHERY 235 East State Phono 455J America Fork CARTER'S . SAW SERVICE All types of Saws Sharpened West on 4th North GENET A ROAD ' - - V K : ' S Adcop'tJ LIS. OF Wltb to,m ronmls ef milk to ker erWlt k yr, Oreea Meadow Uly Pabat. Holntela eew owned by Merle K. Green el Cata Mich., v qorea amnng V. g. Hotstelna milked twice dally. Stendnrd d:vc!cps poccetimo u$3 for atomic er,;r Salt Lake Pipe Line Company (s Standard Oil Company of California subsidiary) is completing a 366-mile pipe line between Salt Lake City and Pasco, Washington. The line will serve many points with s variety vari-ety of petroleum products. How could these products be kept separated. ..products ranging from diesel fuel to high-octane gasoline as they follow each other through this common carrier line? This problem has been solved efficiently by using atomic energy. Each time a change to ' uct is made, very minute mo, of radioactive tracer mitetiih put into the line . . . tracer m prepared especially for this the Government atomicpilenf Ridge, Tennessee. m -;r ' xl- '--i r'-;,, ffi: ry-tr-.: -i 1 Using a Geiger Counter, operators at the destination can tell exactly when the radioactive tracer arrives in the pipe. ..and they can switch the new stream of gasoline or oil into the proper tank. The radioactive This is one of the first commercial uses of atomic energy in American industry. But it won't be the last. Our scientists . . . and those of other Companies ... are fast learning how-to how-to make this great development work for peaceful purposes. You'll see the results of this knowledge soon... not only in improved methods meth-ods of transportation but in new and useful products. tracer is so diluted in each batch of product! thitoi the recording made bv a Geicer Counter cinttllw it's there. Its radioactivity will be far less tha tbii i a luminous watch dial. 5u7Lonco America's Fine Light Beer jj A MVERAGt Of MODERATION cn8 vhool u 170 |
