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Show r Sr4 c Utah valley sews Friday, June 27, 1941 Utah ValleyannNews mrr frUv PeMiaheC UTAH VALLKY Oak. i ' Mw Aalrf lunk t im Wheat Sack Suita China Fashion Note w rUHUSHlMS It. XMT O0k hMk at Mm p--M Mfla at UuA hiM Looking Ahead (Uilortal tj DR. JAMLM K. WhHY, Chief Ikwa Rxecullve, editor of Hoys' life). We in Scouting are looking ahead. After the challenge of President Roosevelt to the nation proclaiming an unlimited national emergency, what man, woman or child in America is nut looking ahead? In his radio aridrf to the nation President ltoosevelt said, Your government has the right to expect of all citizens that they take loyal part in the common work of our common defense, take loyal part from this moment forward." We as members of the Boys Scouts of America have the opportunity to contribute something definite. We pledge to our country, in response to the proclamation of our President, that we will do more than we have ever dreamed of doing before. We pledge as a personal responsibility to plan and carry through a simple health program, to make ourselves physically strong, so that we may be more efficient and better equipped to help America. We pledge that we will be mentally awake, that that we will take advantage of educational opportunities and get extra technical training to be better prepared to help our country in many useful ways. We will try to become expert in at least one worthwhile thing. We pige, in accordance with the third point of our Scout Promise, that we will keep ourselves morally straight. Ours is a country that recognizes its obligation to God. We will participate actively in our Sunday School and our church activities. We will, as a part of our personal obligation as Scouts, live in harmony with the Scout Law. We pledge to do our best to develop initiative, reWe believe that these are sourcefulness, best acquired through the vigorous activities of hiking and camping, and so we will as part of our effort to be prepared, cany on an active outdoor program. We pledge to advance in Scouting, to become proficient in those Scouting skills that will equip us to be of visual evidence of thla part of tha program of tho Amaricaa Rod Croaa SHANGHAI, CHINA Although of AiMricaa Rad Crou crackad wheat la tha Shanghai repraaaata a radical ebaaca la diet, and It baa been skmmi7 to provide tba CbluMM wltb Information oa Ita preparation la order that they might gat tba moat good oat of It, It waa aot aacaaaary to toll theao people what to do vlth empty tec he, according to WUbur Judd, Aaalatant Director, Of the lbs relief la China. The Tool Maker mm im ''Hundred! of different John are concerned with machinery, but abeut the moet Interna ling one right now la tha Job of tho tool wrlio maker, Lyle M. Spencer and Robert K. Burn la their article, Knlghta of tho Machine Age, In the July lueue of BOY8 LIVE, "lu many way thla top flight eraftaman la America's newest hero, and he belongs to tho aristocracy of labor that moat machinery workers hope soma day to Join. Ho holds tha key to oar whole defence program because no factory can turn a wheel aatll he baa flrat buUt tha dice and tools that maka production - American Had Croaa Committee in China. bad Tba flrat distribution hardly been mada whoa save and plcturea of yonneatera clothed in garment! mada from the ancka began to come in to headquarter Hr. Judd from varloua eourcee. "Clone to HO, 000 workers beaid. Hoepltala uaod tha cache for pillow esses, aheeta and boa-plt- long to thla tool making arlatoo-rarand they eipect to prodaeo garment! and as tha wheat waa packed in good eotioa anean, more than half a blUloa dollars tba raanlt baa been that many worth of tools thla year. Bualnese thouaands wlU be provided with la ao good Juat now that before dimmer clothing. The bag are the year le ended, the tool makall marked with a large Rad Croea ing industry plana to taka on and other marking anch aa SO aome 10,000 now recruit." Lbs. Cracked Wheat, American During tho last war, there waa Rad Croaa Committee, Shanghaa," a shortage of tool sad die maker and the contract number, but that because many of thorn ware servdid aot deter tba entbnslaam of ing In the army. Many Amaricaa the thrifty Chinese. Although tho woman took up tho trade and marka eventually will waah out, often proved themselves to bo tho la the meantime there la mack equals of man. poe-albl- e. al y, Enjoy your vaeutlou without intoxication. Tho nation's capital la being deluged with more maU thus aver First an tho before la history. Hat Is tha Whlta Houae which la receiving aa average of ! latte ri, poet cards sad telegrams dully, addressed to tho President, moat of them having to do with Members of tho war situation. under an Coagreas are burled avalanche of mall as aovar before, much of It la aaxiag for tho Immediate enactment of legislation to prohibit boon and prostitution la tho vicinity of Army camp and Navy bason. A numof and ber Representatives Senators have had to employ extra clerks to lake car of ' their mall. Cabinet members are also getting their share, par- ticularly the secretarial of War, Navy and State departments. Proflu from liquor salsa In Utah stores la May totaled $101,-- l, almost 00 par cant higher than tha profits daring the asms month of 1000. Profits la May last yaw wore $01411. Liquor ales in May this year totaled $011,175, compared to $111,001 a year ago. J. W. Funk, liquor commission chairman, predicted an area greater profit doting Juno thla year. NATIONAL DEFENSE WEEK la proclaimed by Governor Maw aa June 10 to July B, and OU8 F. BACKKAN has boon named State Defense director, with duties sad power to mohollxa homo guard units to take precautions, and otherwise to provide homo defense la Utah. Governor Maw left this week for his second trip to Washington, D. C. la Interests of Utah's Defense program, including further commitments oa steal, arms, and other defense projaoto from tho Office of Production Management authorities. la acting manager of Utah aoaa-ty'-o fair thla year, suecaeaiag Ur. Seth T. Shaw who has beea named by Governor Maw to tho atata Dr. commission. agricultural nt Show wUl have supervisory of tho Fair, August II, II, and 10, hut Dr. Back wUl carry tha loud of detaU which attaches to tho Fair work, Sylvaa W. Clark, president of the Fair board. Dr. Back exhibits supervised community last year, one of tho outstanding actions of that year. an Amazing au-ageme- Washer Bargain YOU GET ALL THREE! For the price of the Washer AIX)NE 1 Seek happiness for its ows aake, and yon will not find it; seek for duty, and happiness will follow as tho shadow comes with the sunshine. 2. 3- r AN ALL STEEL KITCHEN CABINET A YEARS SUPPLY OF RINSO SOAP GENUINE DEXTER WASHER -A s.) Tyroa Edwards Dont Ruin Your Better Gar Buy a Fishing Car V with a ' : i Lifetime Guarantee anti-sabota- self-relian- service. With a record of nine and one half million men and boys who have been Scouts or Scouters, and a memberlf million, we are ship of approximately one and in a position to make a real contribution to the nation. We pledge to try to enroll more boys in our Patrols and Troops so that Scouting will be stronger and more boys will be equipped with Scout training. We believe this will be a contribution to America. We pledge that we will, with the spirit of our forefathers, respond with all our might to every request from our government for Scout service. We will cooperate with local agencies in projects that come within the scope of the Scout Program and the capacity of Scouts. Our President has indicated his confidence in the effectiveness of Scout service. We pledge that his confidence in us and the confidence of the people of the nation in the Boy Scouts of America will be justified. stssMia4assaMM Heres DR. D. ELDON RECK C. V. IL Says: We have 6 or 8 cars around $50 All State Inspected. ALL THREE FOR If you act during June Awn sum This offer applies to All Dexter Models at the regular prices from 859.95 up! EASY TERMS LIBERAL TRADE-IN- S Telluride one-ha- TUNE IN - - . Gillette Razors (FRITZIE) (AL) DAVIS Welterweight Champion Leading Contender KO VO 1st 7:00 P. Tuesday July a Okayua JULY Everybody Is IS DATE FOR THE LAKE FISHING Sportsmen who plan' a fishing expedition over the holiday will do well to have a look at our big stock of fishing equipment. 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