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Show SECTION THREE PROVO (UTAH) ' DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST 15, 1940 PAGE THREE Exhausted Refugees Seek Shelter From Louisiana Storm Snuff Squad Utah Machinery Is All Set For Conscription Call UTAH CROPS AF ECTS SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 15 U.P Continued heat caused general gen-eral deterioration of Utah crops throughout July and some sections sec-tions of the state are threatened with a complete lack of irrigation irriga-tion water, U. S. department .of agriculture reported today. vj In - its monthly report on crop conditions, the agricultural marketing mar-keting Bervlce said , two months of hot, dry weather increased evaporation and tended to reduce re-duce efficiency of irrigation water. wa-ter. Also, the report added, continued con-tinued heat encouraged development develop-ment of insect peats. ' The peach . crop . 1s ripening earlier? than usual and the present, pres-ent, forecast indicates a , produc tion , of 567,000 bushels - compared to 564,000 in 1639 and a 10-year average of 439,000, "the report said. Tear .production is. considerably a bove last . y ear and ; the cherry crop harvest . was . more than double ' the poor crcpof 1939. i ' l Infestation of the "white fly" and ."curly . top" disease severely injured the Utah sugar beet crop, the agriculture department Bald. The forecast . August -1 indicated a ' possible production of 416,000 tons compared to 683,000 tons a year ago.: The average yield per acre in 1940 was expected to be 8.5 ' bushels compared to 12.9 in ,1939., .-',- f ' Lions Announce . Oonmitto Heads ; v 1 ' " i Lions club committee chairmen have been named for the coming year by President Eugene Speak-man Speak-man and approved by the board of directors as follows: Finance, Owen Johnson;, program, Leslie Carle; , no drop, Seymour Gray; major projects, A. J. Wagstaff ; sight and health, , Dr. Riley G. Clark ; blind, J.- W. Thornton ; community : welfare, A.. M. Jacobs; Ja-cobs; boys' and girls' work, Garn Carter; public service, Wilford Gray; safety, . Elmer Jacob; citizenship', citi-zenship', and patriotism, Ernest Rasmuson; .inter-club relations, Ralph Hayward; Lion education, K. D. Craven; bulletin and publicity, Blaine Larson; recreation, Baxter Bax-ter Leyshon; convention, Almo 'Alger; decorations, Douglas Peck., t. PJIHY tiEVER SUSPECT CAUSE GF DACKACI1ES " ' Thla Old Tr-tmont Often Brings Happy Relief . 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' - - fcv. nwhvw - r s, ii i iiiaMWMfci i .a.s- .. Aaw. 4 -These men look as though they were competing in some new kind of obstacle race. But far from it They're British civilians learning new technique for snuffing out dreaded thermite incendiary bombs which Nazi planes are dropping all over Britain with increasing intensity. With the long poles keeping keep-ing them safely away from bomb's heat, the men place the hollow asbestos snuffers over the bomb, , smother the fire, , ' AntfTAmerican Posters Make Showing I IMaa-waaataaawwaanMia - . 1 l ' . W , a - ' ! - h ' f - ' ' f i J a., . i i ., " f , -. ' ! , A ; 1r I, - -r.--a.mn-l- r"-r-iLUJiXifir.nrw. muM rnutm ,mm - "" llim n - I I ..-LI UJ iim J . I m I H1H-J.HI 4aMa1MNaml Ar.u-Anierican posters like these appeared on Shanghai, China, streets, after the arrest of Japanese gendarmes gend-armes by United States Marines in the International Settlement. Posters were made from the morning editloa af'Tairiku-Shimbun. -Japanese Army organ, and carried headlines, "They Treat Japanese Like Animals' atod "American Gentlemen . With Human Faces ana Animal Skins Display Hypocritical Attitude." , , ' . ' 'gw, "r'V,-',.v,.ii,,v,.,-..; t U'f,' i , -i.--... Tba OverUnds Service' " Avenue--tPhorie 20, Yellowstone Fire Out of Control YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo., Aug. 15 (UJR The huge Moose creek fire was quiet today, ; but still "was burning out of control as national park service officials rushed 100 more men into the fire lines. A total of 650 men "were engaged en-gaged in fighting fires in the park,: and another 200 were being recruited at Ashton, St. Anthony and Idaho Falls, Ida.. : Two motor launches and eight rowboats trucked to . Lewis lake were used to transport crews of fire fighters across the water to the Moose creek fire. The fire at Trumpeter lake was reported . extinguished today, while a light rain in the Bechler river district this morning gave fire crews there valuable aid. v As an ironic sidelight on the fire, situation, the Snake river .ranger station was destroyed last night by fire of undetermined origin not ' connected with forest fires. The wives of three rangers stationed there and their three small children escaped without injury, but ' lost all their possessions posses-sions and . several hundred dol- ALLHED RADIO-SOUND SERVICE Public Address Systems . Sound Truck Service , Expert Radio Service Electrical Appliances EASY WASHERS : FRIGIDAIRE 323 West Center Street Phone 329-W. . in Shanghai Streets lars in government money kept in the station. The' rangers' wives Mrs. William S. Chapman, Mrs. Clyde E. Gilbert' and Mrs." Walter Gammill and their children were given temporary quarters at the homes of 'other park employes. ' Charles Goodyear was 'granted his rubber patent on . June 15, 1884. ' V : ' -2- Blossoms Along Hitler's PatK c ' . J WJ ' r .at' Although Hitler, fearing bombs, strictly; prohibits the throwing oi flowers at his automobile whenever ha travels, young German girls were allowed to strew blossoms along path Nazi leader followed on triumphant - return to' Berlin after his recent .visit to : Nazi-con-v .. :...Tr..... Q.uered Paris. ... .. SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 15 (HE) Brig. Gen.,W. G. Williams, adjutant general - -of the Utah national guard,- predicted today that if congress passes the Burke Wadsworth military conscription bUl 'Utah's - 60,000 eligible males will " be able . t register ' within 24 hours.' - . - . . Gen. . Williams said the national guard staff had been working on selective service problems for more than a year and the draft machinery -, is so - well organized that "we could start registration tomorrow." v . ". ? - "Gov. Henry H." Blood win de clare a' statewide holiday on the day set for registration, Gen. Wil liams said, and patriotic services win be conducted in all important populations , centers In the state, PLEASANT GROVE ANNA MARIE WALKER Correspondent V - rhone 2723. A picnic at Liberty park in Salt Lake City was enjoyed . by -; Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Warnick Swenson, and their families 'Saturday" afternoon.;" Joseph Halliday and Mrs. Merle Coombs left Tuesday in, company with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adamson (Vida Halliday) for Shelley, Idaho, Ida-ho, to visit Mr. and , Mrs. . William Halliday.. . ; , . . . - Barbara Rasmussen has been spending the week in Provo with her : grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Henrichsen. : . Members of the " 4-H Tasty Breakfast club met at the home of the club leader, Mrs. Nora Mac- farlane-i Tuesday afternoon. The girls ' were divided ; into four groups, and prepared .' one of the articles served in the . breakfast, omlet, muffins, cereal and bev erage. This meeting was the first practice. period held, all the other sessions being ' devoted to demon strations. Members in attendance were . . Karyl Christiansen, Mary Neves. Mary Loughney, Maxine Atwood, June' Adamson, Elizabeth Newman, Winona May Johnson, Eva Pederson. . ' Mr, and Mrs. Nathaniel. Loader announce the coming marriage of their son, Dale to Sadie Barrett of American Fork;- The ceremony will be " performed : in Provo on Friday. The young couple will make their -, home in . Pleasant Grove. Honoring the. bride, a shower was given last Wednesday and i another is being given . on Thursday-by two " of her; friends,- Fern -and - Helen Walker, at the home of Jesse M. Walker, In American Am-erican Fork, v t . -. Republican Club : i ; Elects Of ficers SPRINGVILLE The Spring-ville Spring-ville Republican Ladies club Wednesday Wed-nesday announced complete' organization organ-ization with the f allowing officers elected: ' President, Josie Alleman; vice president, : Clara, Sumsion ; secretary, secre-tary, -Marie Whiting: social committee, com-mittee, Mae Groesbeck, Hattie Dougall; membership, Ruby' Christen Chris-ten sen; hospitalization, . Ada Straw; publicity, Manilla Brown. Precinct chairman First, Mary Bird,' Manilla Brown: "second, Nellie Nel-lie Alleman,' Clara Carter; third, Anna Welch; fourth, Minnie Groesbeck; Groes-beck; fifth, Zina Condie, . Millie Anderson. - . . .- The north pole is moving southward, south-ward, at . tEe ' rate of - six inches a year. - j 0 -i .j 1 , jr.: .fc ' f m Homes endangered by a tropical hurricane of terrific Intensity, residents of St. Bernard Partsti, La, are iho3 asleep li the Court House, refugees from high, water and a 75-mile-an-hour gale. 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