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Show CD UTAH Friday, July 5, 1940. Champions Townsend Plan Utah Valley News FiUu mmtbm 1 UTAH YALLXY PUBLISHING COL WMMul umw IM Wat hMrf Manh It, t. tlfe KM at tha The NO HUNGER HERE W A Caaatr I. noOWILL Atari AirinlMnl Utah ttOm at hnt la the lean years. Branary la on millions of farms, la thousands of roadside bins, and In countless elevators and warehouses. Wheat and corn and cotton to feed and cloth the multitudea are there. fThree timaa the normal aupply of wheat haa been put Into this storage, and added to the new crop it fives us more than a billion bushels for the coming year half again as much as we would normally consume. The Granary for corn holds three times the usual earry-oveand the corn means passible scarcity THERE SHA11 BE Vtafe tot tat the dawn of Malory hunger and tho fear of hanger hare driven men to war. All nation hare had to hare food to defend No nation haa aver themaelree. been ao aeeure In lta aupply of food and fiber aa America la today. Never haa a nation been given ouch a guarantee of abundance aa that aaaared the United Btataa by the American farmer. America' granaries are fall to overtlowlnc with food and fiber, for America has the Oranaiy that atores the abundance of fat yearn against any Bine ever-norm- Ever-Norm- al r, pork and lard, beef and mutton, milk and butter, poultry and eggs. It there were a cotton crop failure, we should not go without because the Oranary now has more than a full year's supply. The American farmer Is the most efficient on earth and ha Set now has the moat efficient stor'APRICOTS WANTED system on earth. America's at Larsen Arid Vineyard. age bins of food and fiber bursting Pkoae 016J-3- . are the farmers' reply to the bursting shells In Europe. Come what may, the American farmer with hla Granary Is ready for the defense. Ever-Norm- al Ever-Norm- al Ever-Norm- al Four-pheasant dubs In II counties of Utah have received 1,0 10 pheasants from the State Fish and Game Department Club H members Be Individual m the hairdmn that women yon individaal-On-r experts will adly give yon advice ree as to how to range year hair to the mt advantage. game HOIIOEG D- time, when everyone wee Investing In homes end curs. We are II ewers of whet tho idle and sluggish money has done now that homes have been lost, the life envlnge need up and tho old car worn out In search of work. Tho present national administration has piled up a large public debt, more than 141,000,000,000 In an attempt to etlmuluto trudo for n temporary recovery. Funds could hare been raised without could borrowing, and recovery have been mads permanent under , the Townsend Plan. When the aged are removed from tbo competition for Jobs and when a steady market is provided for business, the demand for young labor will bo greatly InThe two billion dollara creased. In circulation every month will create a demand for many tlmea that amount la gooda and services. Good business msn will respond to this demand. It's the well known principle of "turn over. A reel demand for labor will create good wage standard end better working conditions, to say nothing of n vastly sUmuIatad demand for goods and servlcta from yonng people. Tho two billion dollar fund VINEYARD relative!. Relief Society will bo held Tneeday at I p. m. In tho ward Tho visiting teachers chapel. will make their report All members are Invited to bo present. Mr. and Mrs. Joy O. Clegg and family attended the Ballard Reunion held Friday at Liberty Salt Lake. Mlw Ardlth Pilling of Price le pending a week here at the home of Thome Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Ta.lor Allen and children, Nadine and Don, spent last week tonring through the Tellowetono Park. Mr. and Mrs. Arvll O. Stone end children and Mlee Lois Tonng vleitlns with spent the week-en- d relatives In Duschesns county. Tho Misses Norma Johnson of Knna,. Idaho, Preal Hutchinson of Rexbarg, Idaho and Mnrgla Johnson of Glens Ferry, Idaho art hones guests of their sunt Mrs. Armans Larsen. returned Clyde Holdaway home Wednesday from Los Angeles where he Is employed In civil eervlco work for the government, hie wife and son will accompany him back. They expert to make their home there. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walls, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wells and Mrs. Lnells Olson attended the Wadding ceremony Saturday morning In tha Salt Lako temple whleh united Joseph E. Walls of Park City and Mias Lois Taylor of Far West. A wadding reception was hald the same evening In Farr West, given by the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Tay Park In WANTE- ture, comprise the bulk of American Red Cross shipments Into tho refuges erase, Mlw Bakkie wld. She explained limited transport facilities had prompted the Red Crow to ship foods containing the highest nutritive valuw as possible. "American Red Crow 'mercy en route or planned for European war relief, are being purchased on a pound basis," Mlw Bakkls stated. Included in the 14,000,000 pound cargo acheduled to arrive at Bilbao, Spain, Juno 10, war more than 1,000,000 pounds of dried fruits and thousands of eases of dehydrated soups, powdered milk, molaww and dried eargoee er EUROPE BY AUTUMN Food Stores Dwindling; As War Disrupts Agriculture Can7 Continuation of war through tbs fall harvest season will bring Europe to tho "doorstep of famine," It was declared here by Mlee Helve Bskkle, American Red Crow nutrition consultant. INSURANCE Mlw Bskkle, who In cooperaLOANS nsd REAL ESTATE tion with the U. 8. Department of Bee la selecting foodAgriculture FRED E. RAY stuffs for American Rad Cross TO N. Untv. Ava. Phase 101 war to the sonea, relief shipments beuid malnutrition already Is ginning to jeopardise the general to FOR health of Europe for year com. RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS "Hostilities not only have drastically reduced farm production and tho output of European food PHIL SNOW Phooo 7S7W Industrie, " the esld, "but haa ao 885 So. 7 E. limited distribution channels that the rations of millions today are below enetenanca standards. COMPLETE Members of tha American Red RADIO SERVICE Crow European delegation pines RALPH'S RABID the number of refugees who hnva AND AFFUANGB fled to southern Franca upward It was stressed II North Unlv. Ava. from 1,000,000. Phan. II comthat scorw of provincial munities htd trebled and Quadrupled their population within DRIVE-I- N RADIO the pest month, seriously taxing available food stores..' SERVICE Concentrated foodstuffs, twted by the Department of Agricul doit ANNOUNCING NEW 1941 78 Sea HOWARD THOMAS Unlv. la C, nt i needs of psoplw under normal conditions, Mlw Bskkle stressed. Bhe pointed out that tho millions fleeing to southern Franco are suffering from mental strain, exposure and exhaustion making ewlly assimilated foods an Imperative item in relief shipments. 4444444M44444M44444W : The Home You've 'Been Looking: For ! W have It! See this new modern, brick or frame. Now complete and reody for oecap-ancon terms. y, Yon cannot afford to rent, but we do havo soma rents. Prows and Haws Realty Company North University Avem Phono 48 Provo, Utah &S 77 N. 1st West Phone 46 MOTOR TUNE-U- P SPECIAL ANY CAR $3.00 PARTS EXTRA DRIVE IN AND SEE WHAT YOU NEED! Your Wiring and Motor Checked FREE! Havo Yonr Generator, Starter, Carburetor and Electrical Meal Fqnlpawat Bat viced by Specialists, Factory-Traine- d ALL TYPES BRAKE WORK ANNOUNCEMENT New Radio Department Car and Homs Barries. Wo Call and Deliver VETERINARIAN FARM LEY NEW Provo Cleaners DR. ARTHUR VANCE Guruteodj YERGEISENSCFOX Beauty Shop found la frwh vegetablw and fruits, rapidly Is of tbs cboks-poibecoming Europwa nutrition, Mlw Bakkla wld, tbo Department of Agriculture Is lnvwtlgatlng a new product citrus Juice concentrate which may enable the Red Crow to stave off deficiency diseww among hundreds of thonwnds. Tho Department of Agriculture hw reported to tho Red Crow that large citrus eurplusw are piling up In southern markets. bill to make availPassage of able to tho Red Crow $00,000,000 In surplus farm product may enable the Red Crow to obtain tone of dtrue fruits for tho phuw of its war relief operations. Emphwls is being placed on tho shipment of prunw, raisins, molassm and other products containing n high Iron count to prevent nutritional anaemia. Ml Bakkie said. She explained that the Red Crow learned during the last war that shortage of foods played a major part in tha prevalence of anaemia. The nutritional needa of war refugew cannot ho compared with Vitamin GENERAL REPAIR SEE COES vegetables." NIMER A CLAY80N Old SMi Uneieao Animals Highest Pries 33 tse will grow birds out and sell them hack to the State this fall. The project is under the direction of Carl Frlachknecbt. extension poultry-ma- n and J. Whitney Floyd, forester of the Utah State Agricultural College. Editor, Utah Valley New. With the steady circulation of an extra two billion dollars a Townsend month, under the National Recovery Plan, the wheels of Industry will KEEP turning. With nn abundant Income tbo cltlsens will bny mors tbun the necessities of Ufa. As tho wheels of industry torn, oven more money wUl ha attracted from Investors who up to now havo soon no security for their funds. The I per cent gross Income tax proposed under the Pina le not an added expense; It This wUl b Is aa Investment. seen when the Plan restores business at least to Its 1111 lavsL Those old enough will remember whet the brisk circulation of money did for tho country at that mentioned above will first be dis- lor. Tha Newlyweds will make tributed among about tea million their home In Perk City. old folk. Aa they spend. It will M. I. A. Conjoint services will circulate from om man's pocket An Inheld Sunday evening. bs to another's from tho bueineee arbeen hue mans to tho manufacturer's to teresting program tho laborers and so on. It ena ranged and all ward member nr never stop In a few big pockets Invited. as formerly. Vera Mnrrott recently returnC. V. HANSEN. ed Missionary from Germany, wee the speaker at the ehureh services Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holdaway Mrs. Clyde Olson of (Mrs. Geo. P. Wells - Reporter) and Mr. and at Provo spent the week-en- d Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson Evanston, Wyoming.' and family will return homo Friday to Sacramento, Calif., follow- FAMINE MAY GRIP ing a two week's visit hero with a 188 Wart Srd North 03S-J--4 MM E. Center M. Pro, NIMER BATTERY AND MOTOR Utah APPLIANCE REPAIRS AUTO SPECIAIAZED 171 South University Ars. SERVICE Phono 141 By YllUlf BETTER BUYS FrOfli Yoir GRIFFITH AFPLIANGB DEALER" BUICK SERVICE at tha V0IUQ3 Dutch Company SS Was! Sad Soath On Display at PROVO There is a SPECIAL Every Day! 1QQQ CflDn rUnll Slightly Deed Pi la WILTON VELVET RUG USED WALNUT BUFFET Slightly Deed left leading a band of fellow-a- venturers north into tlie unknown wilderness to extend the Spanish empire by half a continent. Before the English Pilgrims first landed at Plymouth Rock, Coronado and his sueresmrs had built a royal palace in Santa Fa, 3N BARGAINS AY ALL ENAMEL RANGE USED STUDIO COUCH used DAVENETTE ...; f BSO W. Center St Phono 1489 with and Xony 71 Ewt sis1 1 his. SPECIAL LOT MENS SUITS Con tor , $9.85 electric tharaqy, Istist ssothods. Values to $22.50 Phono 1011 1510 Dun Frailcieoo Vasques do Coronado il uoifiau HAT luinoiuiinTK joi ctmisur ml DIE 111 0ME 950 975 .. 4450 . 1500 ... 4.00 9.50 $1485 niKHUMIEI lAiEivAsncurr LOOK Valnes to $25.00 Off on Entire Stock KUPPENHEIMER SUITS NOW $32.00 $40.00 Suits 36.00 NOW Suits $45.00 40.00 NOW $50.00 Suits 20 Mexico, visiting Crowing southern Arisons, tlie Grand Canyon, Taos, and on screw the True panhandle into Kansas Coronado and his army failed to find the fabled "Seven Cities of Gbola, and considered their expedition a failure because they did not find gold. New USED MAJESTIC RANGE Cities ef Cilotn JULY CLEARANCE SALE SPECIAL LOT MENS SUITS Liberal Allowances on Tour Used Car Where Customers Send Their Friends PRE-HOLID- -- cnJ the Seven Radio, Heater, Defroster Faint and Interior Like New Phono 14 Dr. E. Mansfield CHIROPRACTOR ftiGN oroitado Deluxe Sedan or 111 Wwt Cantor AND FOR ONLY A FEW DOLLARS A MONTH! But the brave exploits of Coronado and hia men will lie celebrated in a score of communities in New Mexico, Arisons, Colorado, and otlirr state in 1910. . Today these and hundred of oilier communities in are united by telephone wires which speed your voice in a split second over mountains, desert sml plain . . . vast expanses which Coronados hand needed months to traverse. Although Coronado did not discover the "Seven Cities of Cibola," today your voice may be hurled over the seven seam Telephone pioneering and research have biased trails to bring you a service which connect with 93 per i of all tho telephones in tho world. the mountain state Thorn's real oy and pride In making Improvociaats that ooom to work magic hi tho appoaranco and comfort of a homo. No longer need such Improvements and iwpalrn bo delayed by lack of ready ccrnh. SIMPLE . . . ECONOMICAL . . . QUICK MOSE'LEWIS 0 Fashions for Men nissiri correctly prescribed and accurately fitted relieve UA Tho Monthly Payment Plan males homo ropedns avuQablo vri&oat rod tap delay. Thin Plan provUUo tho Immediate ead oary to do too fob, at torms atdtod to yoar fids complete Lot no Furniture Exchange 310-31- Easy Terms 6 W. Center St. Phone 24 "WHERE YOU SAVE No Interest The Mountain States Telephone fir Telegraph Co. Utah Timber & Goal 164 West 6th North Phono 232 DR. G, H. 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