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Show (V ... r. i ...... to rf. i 'I PROVO (UTAH) : DAILY x HER AT n RENO VICE HIT BY ARMY ORDER THURSDAY; APRIL 9; 1942 RENO, Nev, April 9 (UEJ Reno, the "Biggest little city in the world, wu told today to close down on commercialized prostitution. Lieut Gen. John L. DeWitt demanded the abatement after a conference with Nevada authorities. ' Mayor Angust ForhUch promised prom-ised to take up the matter with the city council at' the earliest opportunity. Reno's fabled Stock ade was closed . some time ago . at tne army order, but prosti tutes moved to other sections of the city. Prostitution under po lice license is legal in Nevada, last outpost of the "Old West" To TokiorrVib Alaska's 'Burma Road' SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 (HE) Municipal .Judge Hugh Smith today asked army officers to inquire in-quire for means to place prosti tutes in stockaded concentration camps or under some other re straint for the wars duration. Judge Smith, who handles women's wo-men's court, termed prostitutes -worse than fifth columnists." II ft vr I J; JURY INDICTS 49 POLICEMEN NEW YORK, April 8 HP Two extraordinary Kings county '(Brooklyn) grand Juries named 49 policemen today in presentments disclosing what Special Attorney General Hohn Harlan Amen charged charg-ed was "paid police protection of a $100,000,00-per-year gambling syndicate with a legal department depart-ment comprised of expert attorneys.'' Berry Marketing Vote April 15-20 The state-wide referendum vote an - the proposed raspberry marketing mar-keting agreement will be held April 15 to 20, according to Clarence I. Anil ton, assistant Utah county agricultural agent. Ballots and copies of the agree ment will be mailed by the state department of ; agriculture to all farmers on the mailing list. Farm trs who do not receive them by mail may. obtain copies at the sountv agricultural office. . Mr. Ashton urged that all growers familiarize themselves with the proposed agreement by reading it, before voting. If two-thirds of the farmers casting ballots favor the agreement agree-ment the order, putting it into effect win be signed toy tne agn cultural commissioners. Canning cherry growers Tues day discussed with agricultural commissioners a proposed 'cherry marketing agreement and generally gen-erally favored it An election on the agreement will be held, similar sim-ilar to that held for the raspberry agreement Uta"h county men present at the Tuesday meeting in Salt Lake included in-cluded Sherman McGerry of Spanish Fork; Frank C. Robertson Robert-son and Clay Beesley of Maple-ton, Maple-ton, James H. Clark and Ray Loveless of Orem, and Mr. Ashton. Idaho Man Dies By Electrocution ; TWIN FALLS. Ida,, April 8 U.PJ Edward A. Zelglar, 60, Filer service ser-vice man of the Idaho Power company, com-pany, was electrocuted today when his head came in contact with a 6 900-volt wire. - Zieglar, said R. W. Carpenter, Twin Falls division manager, was removing a transformer from the top of a 35-foot pole on a rural transmission line near filer. - Artificial respiration efforts lasting one hour were futile, said two fellow workers of Zieglar, 16-year veteran of the company. 1VsT- no' In NR (Nature's Remedy) Tablets, Tab-lets, there are no chemicals, no minerals, no phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are different act different dif-ferent Purely met able a combination combi-nation of 10 vegetable ingredients formulated over 50 years ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their action is dependable, thorough, yet gentle, as millions of NR's have . proved. Get a lOt Convincer Box. Larger economy sizes, too. ondy C0ATIP orREGUUIt i S ) .. i I I C, f-:7 " T " TF yv JX( . .iwiiy, WJMw., vair, T FV-, ;' --,', 17. S. Army troops and highway workers engaged in construction of the U. S.-to-Alaska defense highway have but a single goal Tokio. At top a pair of American soldiers "somewhere in British Columbia, Canada," halt their jeep to check their progress. At center is one of the stopovers' at an Army camp in the wilds of British Columbia an Intersection quite as popular as its namesake in Mew York. At bottom bound for a northern outpost, a J7-mm. anti-tank gun is hitched to a tractor as a O. S. truck eonvoy heads through Canada to complete the continental "top-to- bottom highway. U.S. Prisoners on Tokyo Broadcast SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 ttT.E) Tokyo radio last night broadcast broad-cast messages from four American Ameri-can prisoners of war, held at the Zentsuii camp in Japan, to relatives in the United States. The messages ,were heard here by the United Press listening post. The four, all captured at Wake, were Campbell Keene, 487 commanp der, U. S. N., San Diego. Chester Wallace. Allcot, 27, U.S. navy engineer, Portland, Ore. Maj. Paul Albert Putnam, 38, U. S. M. C Coronado, Calif. Maj. George H. Potter, 1807 C St., Butte, Mont Keene, Putnam and Potter previously pre-viously had made direct voice broadcasts over Tokyo radio. The messages last night were read by the Japanese announcer. It was the first message from Allcott. Potter's message to his wife in Honolulu said: "Do not be wor ried about me. rll be all right but I am most concerned for your, and the baby's welfare, and about dad's. Please notify Clyde and Kathleen." . REFUND DISTRIBUTED SPRINGVILLE Approximate ly, $5000 is being distributed among members or tne utan poultry poul-try Cooperative association of Springville and Mapleton as part of a patronage refund on storage eggs delivered to the cooperative during March, April, May ana June of last year. . Checks to local lo-cal producers ranged from $1 to 1150,. according to Arvu Bira, local plant manager. The payment represents 47 cents per case for eggs delivered during the specified time, while another 18 cents per case is credited to the producers' ac count it is stated. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FAflTEETH, pjeamnt alkaline (non-arid) (non-arid) powder, hold false tewth more firmly. To oat and talk in more-comfort, junt aprtnkla a little FARTEETH on your plain. .No gummy, gamy, paaty taste or feellna. Chocks, "pint odor", denture breath). , Oct FA8TEETH at any drug store. adv. Lions Convention Name Committees LEHI Chairmen of stand in committees for the annual district convention of Utah's 12 Lions clubs, to be held at St. George on May 7, 8, and 9, have been an nounced by Deputy District Governor Gov-ernor Joseph S. Roblson. The committees were named at' a re' cent meeting of the district cabi net. Several Utah county Lions hold prominent positions. The list follows: Rules committee Lloyd Theur-er, Theur-er, Logan; resolutions committee, Gerald Irvine. Salt Lake City; nominating committee International Interna-tional Counselor Aura C. Hatch, Provo; elections committee Clarence E. Smith, Garland, and Briant H. Stringham, Vernal; constitution and by-laws committee commit-tee W. Orus Cluff, Richfield; advertise Utah committee Dr. Leslie D. Burbidge, Salt Lake City. Master of ceremonies of . governor's gov-ernor's banquet International Counselor J. W. Thornton, Provo. major activiHes committee Jesse Hiatt. Heber City; prizes committee com-mittee Duane A. Frandsen, Castle Cas-tle Dale; key members' breakfast Deputy District Governor J. Leo Ellertson, Murray, and Joseph S. Roblson, Lehl; necrology services, serv-ices, International Counselor Leo Hanson, Lehl. ELECTION SET FRIDAY Final elections for editors of the "Y" News and Banyan, student-body student-body publications at Brigham Young university, will be held Friday, according to Les Henrick-son Henrick-son of Whiting, Ind., of the B. Y. U. student council. Winners In the primary balloting, ballot-ing, held Wednesday, are James Hecker of Fond du Lac, Wis., and Basil Romanovich, of Lykens, Pa., for the "Y" News post, and Clara Jensen of Mantl and . Don Bowen of Brigham, for the Banyan. AUXILIARY TO MEET SPRINGVILLE Mrs. Melba Bills of Midvale, department president presi-dent of the Legion auxiliary, will speak on v child welfare and Americanism,- at -a monthlymeet-ing monthlymeet-ing of the SpringviUe - unit at 8 p. m., Wednesday, . at .Memorial hall,, announces President Mar jorie Frandsen. ; A supplementary music program is - also - planned Gunboat Crews in Philippines Hold Invaders Back CHICAGO, April 9 (CEV Vice Admiral . Thomas Hart, - former chief of Allied naval operations In the southwest Pacific, revealed last night that a small but dog ged force of U. S. gunboats in the : Philippines is preventing Japanese : Infiltration through the army's "back door" of Manila bay. ' (- j "Those , small ships have not figured much in the news, and it seems not to be realized that they are the 'weapons which have' kept the Japs -out of the, interior of Manila Bay," Hart said in an . . v address before the Chicago Economic Eco-nomic club. ,. "But for those gunboats, the Japs could have been all, over that bay. In small craft, at the army's back door and employing the- same infiltration tactics which worked well in their . advance ad-vance against Singapore." Hart . identified - the gunboat force as the fourth marine regiment, regi-ment, manned by a "strong sailor detachment The force remained in the Philippines despite superior Japanese naval strength In the area, he said. Construction Men Needed by Navy Commander A. A. Baker, C. E. C United States navy, will be at the federal building in Salt Lake City Friday to interview applicants appli-cants for enlistment In the construction con-struction company U. S.' naval reserve. 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