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Show IMJ-R-i-T-Y I I You want the rnilk you :-.Tve your family I I to he pure and .safe. No one- can tell lh(: purity of rnilk by .si;;lit or taste. The only w;iy you can lx.- A HSOLUTKLY SAKJ-; &o(l,H,r is to buy M;ijr o' Clov r GRADE "A" ' PASTEURIZED MILK, in !;:;;; hotlk ;. 1 u Order from your dealer or phone 10 for home delivery. AMERICAN FORK i- ' v I VOTE K I I . j PRIMARY I':; ,'V;-!"1 ' ELECTION X , i JULY 11th VV( ' j FOR "A WELL ' '-K, 1 QUALIFIED MAN" I t ' I - ' I-'.:''---'-'-..." ' .Ja ,. ...1 RAY E. ("BUN") & nn rp n F ) Li U li Lbi bza L2z3 u Native son, American Fork business man with 15 years ' experience in Road Building which has commanded State wide acquaintance and recognition. A NATURAL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR County Commissioner I 4-YEAR TERM i j A LOYAL AND DEPENDABLE PARTY MAN S j Who, has consistently campaigned in the interest of i other candidates in every election since 1924. j j GIVE "BUN" A VOTE OF I I CONFIDENCE & APPRECIATION l (Paid Political Adv. By Shelley For Commissioner Committee) THE DIRECT CENTRAL I ' f : feJlS If T JSf - TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE ? V. I-'sSoradospw V I . -1 V COLORADO lU i 1 sC;z2 springs . r. . '- - rr r-". I - 17 SALT LAKE CITY SAUDA(2L ( r': ' r.:: r - i ' j aheadu " : .; i 7,;r;:;ivc preporcdncss during prewar S ' :zrJ .:, i r.-.olo your Home railroad a v- P '"" " ' j '.:! n cf war ... . Planned j , r ff - " " " . ' " 1 "; ! I c! f ;r I :c'y': var anticipates fa- ' ' ;. ' . ; ' ' ' ' ! . . ' .'''' 1 ' . . ; ' i.; . n '" ' ' --- : ti - ) a p: " - ! "' : : p--- -'1 L ' Jv :v-';-' - - j -;:lr-; --IX. June 1S34 Unemployed in U. S. A. estimated a! m-:ro :i . ''' ' 's?;f Tr 7,000,000 . . . Fund of six billions voted to aid needy . . . Juno cnDYC-o- ,Ucv:y;3' S bile production 270,000 cars, as automobile prices are reduced . . . NRA and PWA celebrate first birthday . . . Hitler and Mussolini pledge Z tI "otTCcon continued European peace . . . Hitler says, "Germany will arm to keep :tso ofLbr'cop.? Peace by preparation, but will attack no one." . . . President Roosevelt and already saes on average of to hours' plans Japanese qood will conference, as Ambassador Saito urges bet- running time for every train, is being aug- J "r' - crcl?hieL"fa"nnerRout0emiles ' ter understanding between America and Japan . . . President Roose- p. yi'iijiHtjii p? velt calls on Europe to repay war loans. .jll'lljl'fSlf Railroad leaders of nation hail major achievement as Gov. Blood rJX I III of Utah and Gov. Johnson of Colorado dedicate Dotsero Cutoff June 16 M'Miffnf 1 ''I New MoIfat Tunnel Route reduces by 175 miles Rio Grande dis- f , ii iBHi?liHil tance between Salt Lake Citv and Denver . . . Speakers laud faith of X rXJf'A -IM railroad in future of its territoxy . . . Moffat Tunnel and Royal Gorge t. . A-c - -. 'LtJ routes recognized as strong links in nation's chain of railroads. Fhotoelastie apparatus is one of many June 1944 Armed forces number more than ten million as Ameri- Reseorch and Testing laboratory. Applica- COnS : light on world battlefronts . . . Invasion of France successfully tion shows distribution of stress on rail seals off Cherbourg peninsula . . . American "Super-Forts" bomb Japan mode?rhigh"slpeld!e7vy.d'ry railway.0' ... Germans retreating rapidly in Italy . . . Americans on home front I backing the attack by investment of sixteen billion dollars in war bonds during Fifth War Loan . . . American production reaches peak as labor LC.j L shortage becomes less critical. N'jpTTr'1 " Rio Grande handling 10 of the total transcontinental freight traf- tip ""-3 fic carried by all of the seven transcontinental routes ... Gross ton miles x , 1 of freight over Moffat Tunnel route during 193 com- tn iJl.UU pared vath 1935 (first full year of Cutoff operation) "TT" Locomotive-to -caboose : communication show increase of 163 percent . . . Gross ton miles yt' ! V. i Rio tjronoe freight trains thru tno me- ' " i j dium of short wove frequency modulation of fi'Sicrht OVSr Royal Goiqe TOUtQ ill i ' ' " vll V X roaio is now in the experimentation stage, -N - A '- - - - - - v'-'-- bt fint tests were so successful that cob- 1943 show increase of 10 percent U'''"' ' i'.rrjrr'' dispatcher rdio communication ( - , XT 1S35 . . . Forward plan- ; It o future probability, f I . , ,P, . . yf' i i . "U J I L ( e ...' I mng of 1934 13 paying off 0- ' r.-&' J L, .-4 ; ), J in 1944 . . . Today's per-,l;pJ;fS : IGfiSO Rio Grande i, , - formance is the guaranHr V employes at home are f V , , -s ---9?wv-g proud of the record made '..- tee of tomorrow s prcgress.? W i and women in the armed r V VvlfAl " X .-. -..': j." jf j' , rwecs. onrf ftomfcy hope fo j J 1 :-iffTi v: "'""T ).C..'p:';7 U,. ,:jfit I be worthy of the 17 who have ") - 7 (f vfJff'hK'K nnn .7 pn vJ R F7 Construction Workers Laborers Millwrights Reinforcing Iron Workers Iron Worker Welders Electricians Linemen Patrolmen Registered Nurses Physicians Machinists Typist Junior Clerk Senior Clerk ESSENTIAL WAR WORKERS MUST HAVE CERTIFICATE OF AVAILABILITY U S. Employment- Service- W. M. C. PROVO 40 NORTH UNIVERSITY SALT LAKE CITY 55 West Broadway |