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Show r mn officials $18,500,00 POST TALE OFFICE MONDAY WAR Tl,rv new Provo city official' Judge Stan vtt0 .worn inat byceremonies ir j,.v pmifurd commission chamber ,f.t, PROGRAM noon. Anderson will take tin fI'.jv for the fourh time, a! he has not been in office he resigned to fjllt. i' 41. when of the a,r. ,.i !;o chairmanship commission. and game f s..,v .i Maurice Harding, who at that time anJ ,i pointed has s::i e served two full term i out of office. He will for a candidate in i! ' recent vote. local busines J. F:1 churchman and prominent an n : oath as four-yea- r tw,lt r, his first public office He rases the place of Commissioner Joseph W. Swapp, whom he defeated at the last election. City Judge Dean Loose also begins his first elected term of six j cars. He has served for the as an appoinpast several years tee after City Judge LeRoy He Tucket left for the army. also defeated Mr. Tucket in the fall election. Commissioner B. D. Palfrey-ma- n is a holdover. Appointments in city offices will be made at an early date. uy v :it V.n y BY com-mi.vi,i;- By William Clyde Behunin CO. TELEPHONE pox-wa- WEEKLY NE A ultimo Nino Number Six I T.i S-- l. Al Au.i i. LOCAL N1) UTAH V i !Ti: I AFFAIRS ar KT FRIDAY, JANUARY 11. 1 extraord inary amounts labor, materials and new rap-- ,'(Vtuir ltllo I td; :al. The year 194G, F. P- Ogden, 'ho Company's President, declared. ns now estimated, will rec-- j i V oid an all time high expenditure ", r-- . of SI 8, .100,000 for new construe- tinn more than double the n GEORGE & PINSON .amount of gross plant additions Fmiittl Hatiizf CtUtft in 1945. The greater part of Suit f Jetttai this expenditure for new construction will be fur additions to Guns and Such V j th present plant in order to take Revolutions come from abuses of rare of ordrrs now on hand for puarr, not from the normal use of service, for eurrent demand, and it. I am not linking about wars in for relieving overloaded toll particular. All kinds of revolution- line and central offices. theniM-lvedcvtloi.ii-.emfit ary Into The major items in the 1946 much the same potUrn. It would bo inrlude the following program hard to tiud a belter illustration than expenditures: telephone instru- and apparatus. 86.200,000; metis , Wildering canon of statutes on Uia C1,blc and lines, $4,- -tof firearms subject heir possession office equipcentral 000,000; use. and Guns are violent. They make men ment, 84.ROO.OOO: building adPFC Carmine Schimia, 20, White Lt. Fred H. Rhodes, 26, Strouds- Pvt. Joseph T. Wallace, 21, Bal- When wondering whrlhrr or not to Invest in more Victory Bonds, think Plains, N. ., Hi months in formidable. They add lo the force ditions. 82,000,000; and toll burg, Pa., paratrooper, suffered timore, Rid., had both legs frac- of PFC Albert II. Uolirmann, 2i. Brooklyn, N. Y., a parachute infantryfeels lucky because Vic- broken eardrums, leg and shoul- tured. knee cap lost and of people who own and understand lines. 81,500.000. nerve man- who must be under medical rare for a long while. Wounded lirst Bonds rehave helped him tory der when shell hit his tank, killthem. In some slates, citizens walk ystem shattered when an a8S in New Guinea and then when caught in ambush on Manila, It is hoped and seems probcover from injury to his right eye ing two companions. Still at llol- landed in my lap in Italy. An- he is in a body east at llolloran Hospital, N. V., advancing for a bone Injury and unmolested in llic street wearing able. if the flow of materials and arm by shell fragments. loran Hospital, he hopei Victor) other at llolloran who hock lo liis nervous system. Bond purchases will help manv more like Hospital side arms. In other states, any res- and New cartilage was inserted un- Bonds will be bought to equipment from the factory themhelp all needs good rare that investment him in hospitals all over the nation, help thrm to ident must buy a permit if he wants der his eye at llolloran Hospital, wounded making eir comeback in Victory Bonds will help pro- selves in both the social and economic American way of life. continues as in the last three to N- - V. his keep all over the nation. vide. lo JL J Mmfy Dtfmrlmtmt that all orders for servi"Revolutionary flintlock at homa months, In a glass case. The difference la ce being held because of telephone Instruments can be filled no political whimsy. ATHLETIC MANAGER 0REM-PR0- V0 RURAL WIMF? Vermont SIGN Army Desires by early spring, and that orders Mailer Of Abuse It would take a big book to tell delayed because of shortage of Unwanted Clothing: FOR LINCOLN FFA why guns are prohibited in some sec- central office equipment and WATER CONTRACT PLANNING tions and winked at in others. If ruble plant can be taken care of World War Two veterans For Approval the whole story were told, however. It by late summer. Udell Clegg, 17, is the subject Orem will take approxi-- i i throughout the west today were would add up to this: Wherever the for sketch FFA the week. this anArch Pulham .786 second feet of water urged by the Ninth Service Bishop Utah county residents inter During the war the plant was malely to own arms has been abused, right is Udell the son of Lewis the architect has Clegg exted in building or remodeling an loaded beyond its normal cafrom Lost Creek springs in Pro-- ; Command Quartermaster at nounces that indignant public sentiment has it order to give the maxivo Canyon, as its share awarded Fort Douglas, Utah, to return to completed the plana for their of Vineyard and is in a number homes, or improving the appear- welted up demanding law against pacity of school activities at Lincoln and new church these building, sometime ago by the courts in a the Army any unwanted items ance of their home grounds, will them, enacted and enforced. With- mum amount of service. The division of water with Provo of GI clothing and equipment plans will be presented to the high school, where he is an hon- be interested in two new publi- out popular approval it la hard to shortage which have developpresiding bishopric of the LDS or student. He is athletic man- cations of the Utah State exten- enforce any law, wise or otherwise. ed are severe and affect all types from three canyon sources, ac-- ! still in their possession. of the FFA club, as well as sion A few days ago I wrote a predic- of plant in almost every comservice, according to S. R. cording to a rontract signed by Especially needed are woolen church in Salt Lake City this ager tion that the American people soma munity. Tlte matter of providofficials of the two cities this garments, including blouses, OD week for approval. Boswell, county agent. The plans were drawn by a week. The bulletins, "Planning and day would rise up and enact laws ing sufficient facilities to take shirts and underwear, Colonel Sand-slrom- , compulsory arbitration of care of the present volume of Developing Home Grounds and requiring The total water irom tne 5 R. F. Bartz, quartermaster, de- local resident, Lewis Eric labor disputes. Since I penned those business and in Grand View, living Such Homes clared. issued items "Busir Ideas Rural for are restoring efficient sources, Lost Creek, Bridal Veil lines I have been In several states In is a huge underwere prepared by sicrialisls of snd talked prewar margins Falls and Guard Quarters retained by the soldier when dis- who has a wide experienceestiwith men who are close of building. The this aside from the task of type service. from the extension the taking, Army. charged totals 5.5 to the public pulse. Almost all of springs, approximately Veterans desiring to turn in mated cost of the structure will Among the most important them share my fears as well as my taking care of held applications second feet- - Provo will get the factors of home planning, ac- slender hope that compulsory arbi- for service and expected growth. balance of the water from Lost clothing and equipment may dis: be 870,000, and will Include all the latest But; furthermore, during the improvements. nearthem collect to the patch cording to the authors, arc good tration never comes. and Veil of Bridal all Creek and The site for the edifice is on war the normal programs of exest Army installation in care of Need Never Happen arrangements between indoor Guard Quarters. the corner of Fourth North and Outlawing strikes, a threat plain tending snd modernizing the living room and outdoor living Under regulations set by the the property officer. All clothing returned to the 4th East Streets in Orem and inarea, proximity of indoor and to see, would bo an unnecessary plant were stopped and it is courts many years ago, Provo Is outdoor service, consideration of calamity. No detail of human free- - planned that this work be cought and Orem Army will be renovated and re- cludes four acres of bearing granted sunshine in the kitchen and liv- dom should be sacriflrrd to anything up as soon as possible. of the water from paired prior to reissue, Col, fruit trees, which will serve as a Strikes, like guns, for the ward. welfare It ran not be forecast with project Bartz emphasizeding room, and views from the but public safety. the three sources. have their uses. Tf outlawed, all are There . pears, apricots, peachA room. degreg of accuracy how long well plauned any living The court also provides that people foot Union j Only) win this will take or the cost, but wa es and apple trees on the acrehome has a much belter chance I in case any one of the three SUNDAY SERVICES a setback; lose the gains of estimate that in the next five age. to be beautiful and convenient. suffer toilsome , sources of water does not now, many years. If I might adconto is the It the furniplan begin These will bulletins be the amount applied for in the Pleasant View Ward vise Labor, I would eey, Clean your years the Company will expend struction of the building in the shed, upon request, from the gun and put lt away. Don't make 875,000,000 for new construction water claim application, Orem District Court of Honor for all early Spring, in March, if the and increase its plant investcounty agents office nr from the such action necessary. city shall stand its pro rata scouts of Sharon Stake will be weather permits. Utah Slate Agricultural college has made progress at ment 40 percent. Among the Civilization share of the deficiency of held at 7 p.m. Members of the building comextension service, Logantimes by force of arms. Just so, a important phases of this proand Provo in the are Oscar A. Anderson, mittee large group of people have mads gram will be: additions of plant amount of Any Timpanogos Ward B. M. Jolley, E. E. Twitchcll. wholesome advances by force of the to restore efficient working costs incurred in effecting the Meeting will convene at 6:00 Reed Burgner and Allen Beland for additional Being disarmed margins power to strike. of water will p.m. The Gospel Message class, HEAR ARTIST proposed division would weaken them, and they are growth, replacing worn and delows. be apportioned in the same man- under the direction of Richard ' r be disarmed because the teriorated plant, proceeding Mrs. Stephen Novnkovlch, likely ner. it was reported. Rowley will present a missionpublic ii, weary of violence. The war with conversions from manual Udell Clegg president of Orem Womens Is over and ROLLER RINK has problems that Jo ary program. rfjaj oporatjon replacing tern-can- 't school. He Is a mcmlx-- of Club announces the next meetthe solved by rattling sabers be comrtructcd plant for FARMERS REPAIR jH,rariy of the will in bo club held lurch or carry ing the football squad ami the ing parades. war Vineyard Ward use, extension and Improve- AT LEHI Hear Ilenry Wallace school chorus. Wednesday afternoon, January The Genealogical committee ment of rural service, two-wa- y Writing about pressure groups in In llie Vineyard LDS ward. 16, at 3:15 in Scera loungs. COURSE AT LINCOLN will be in charge of the procommunication with motor ve00 his Million recent book, Jobs. The hostesses for tho affair Udell is assistant scoutmaster of gram at 7:30. Vietor M. AnderJ. B. Smuin of Lehl, announc his troop and president ot the will be Mrs. Thomas R. Biggs, Srerelnry Wallace said: Any mis hicles, strengthening of long son and Malicent Wells are es roller skating on Monday and teachers quorum. Mr. Milton Bunnell and Mrs. group can, fur a time, get a larger distance networks, and instalFarmers interested in repair- chairmen of this committee. share of the optional but it ling apnratus for dialing over with free evenings, Saturday man hue curried Clarence Bliss. The flag salute dm-i- i'l Tlie ing any kind of farm machinery work when all try it at tho toll lines-Mr- . bus service to and from the pop- boot andyoung Mrs. will F. lie James for a the in given to by invited Geneva Ward dairy projects participate pro same tunc. Suonci or later the pres- ular rink. Special rates lo classOgden stated that the proMeeting will begin at 7:30. es and largo groups. For bus past three years, which have Morgan and the club litney will sure game will blow lip in our faces. gram will offer repair course at Lincoln high Is Mrs. H. Harold employment opgiven by school. The bishopric and their wives schedule see advertisement on netted him $1200. He is now a This is . . . practical arithmetic. to many people and portunities Baker. ITiili-candidate for the stale farmers our Is wc held are it. future The repair periods will be the speakers and special lust h,,, page of this paper. Company is looking for-The program will he in charge black imli cd." degree. He is also a member of from 7 to 10 p m. Tuesday and music will lit given. of Mrs. Lee Brooks, program lie wrote: labor- - ',,rd eagerly to welcoming back In FannKhcwkcie the Future next the for leading league evenings Thursday 10 Odds are with Lincoln Tig er employees now ln the Mr. and Mrs. Lee maii.'igcinent ccopcralion lies the chairman. team. six weeks, beginning Tuesday. Vermont Ward hfmed ers when they invade Provo and forces to help out in the With . . . Jobs. of mutual will Valentine hope present guitar vciy The Elders quorum, with meet Conch Dive C'rowton's January 151h. ui.di-btaiidii-between labor and Rfiut undertaking. Some 500 and vocal numbers. Chnm-for Ibe entire course Franklin Stratton, president, in HYU in the diMii-ul- t Wildcats. Friday, in RELIEF SOCIETY have n:a' employees high returnyears Mrs. Arnold already Hiirminghuin. of tools the are SI. 00 for the charge, will present the program nl nor hi-- t chalice of ed from the military forces and to be a tussel finarts i hail man will preent al c.iit. we fi l w.i.-Both electric at 5 p m The Vermont ward what promises and equipmentS ' fur labor, good are proving og great assistance fans will remember. I'mfcs.-n- r H. f. Lsir-c- n. who will l.ittiiii: goo-and are welding equipment are ladies chorus will sing and rePROGRAM tuiri-farmer, stable prulits in furlhering the job. Fri-In tin1 wild game of irul'-ii on talk give work available for the repair turned veterans of the quorum tor buMi.ei.s hi :i and a hip.l.ir standThe program will, of rourse, Grove Viking- Art!.-tiday. Plea-aEyes. All large farm marmery will be the speakers. ard of i i for wlu) need it Sharen Ward: The Theology an require a large amount of new width crabbed lead, early to be All are mi urged iy ".'.ill. ft on a ii ii.ost." behind of is will lie given by M.iry delivery plants are far the Tigers seemed unable lo ripilnl and its accomplishment yi i 1. he set Labor, danger. of new equipment. This makes Grand View Ward teid Sidle EMi r Tin-Wall wa-- i will depend upon earnings that overcome. The final More .t 2 pm it important that farmers repair Sacrament services will be-ci- n 23 21 in favor nf meeting are sufficient to attract money Pie mouths. 7 o'clock. now during the wilder In all other wanK of the al iido the business. the Tigirs played fine ball I :i re n 1 -ers M eel the Work and Bit me-- s pii,.,r;itn Any person interest d should The Mountain States Telecontact Keith lloycr. farm shop Windsor Ward will be curried ou! aid the phone and Telegraph Company re-Ladies Relief A Lincoln nil of M iss Alice Watts and Miss high Society instructor, at The fnreo f an ideal is .un :d in;; teaclu rs will make their furnishes local and long distance Iun-r.Teaclu rs of Lincuin hipli school, during the next four Orpha Laudir. recently return- er than the ideal of force. perts at 2 p.m in Colorado, r r. Sit,'iron, Iiip.e Spci-.will be the ed missionaries Vrmcssp Idaho, New Arizona, Literary days. Timpanogos Ward: Ai:ce Watts Mexico. Montana, In Wuffmden announce:; that Mrs Utah. Meeting begins at speakers. Jo ephus Daniel-- . who has reeently returiu d from and Union nliools will Wyoming, and Ey Paso will give 7:30 pm. January Maud Beeli y Jar-nFrom lack of moral strength a liiisMon will give the '.earlier-.- ' Wcdm-sd.iCounty. Texas. On January 1, thein Lincoln lesson tiaelu-rtin will Hi. at 7.3(1 TO al OREM GUP CAMP Timpan 194(5. the Company had 700.000 Visiting Literary topic. pm. Right alone empires fall. ogos ward. Monday afternoor-JanuarLake View Ward eternal make their reports. Meeting is hitth .school. telephones in service and 242,-.30- 0 permanmit. siipirin-tcnrii-in the ward Mark Alien, 21, at 2 pm. anil nn Miss Juhnv Belle Holly, a miles of toll circuits. Mary Baker Ed Iv 'Monday afternoon MEET JAN. 17 of tided liti Stale invitation HYU tla on 2 exh ii at will wards o'clockstudent Oher Training any speak chapel at school at American Fork and da sd curler in Sharon stake her conversion to Mormonism. The ultimate notion of m'ld will meet Tuesday afternoon. to he at HYU. or anyone in Grand View Ward: Gold.i at 7.30 p m. is Dist. Court to that tends ui .1 whih will the, William ruc:i Mrs. I'- - gne-- t moaKi-r- . lx- - in charge. Davis will nit wl topic aiand ones when good i Camp. be hostess to f I i i in Trite PI. View Ail invitation has crn Geneva Ward: Myrtle Kitchen will Ward Sunday ling in a certain manner me rs, at Edqemoni T'u-iDaughters of Utah tended the ladies of Genova and anin mi a pin!: and and Mamie MeDnii.-ilSacrament services will be t rigl-.a he has thi noon. tendency her home. Thursday afirt Mti-.iA District Court of Honor will will Ik furnish- Giand View ward Belief sod under the ward Genealogical to act. Francis Hutcheson. charge. January 17 .at 2:30. m an in- ramniittc, with O. C. Marriott i, be held Sunday evening at 7 PTA and lii-- to attend in a body. NeLon ed hy Spi-nuLake View Ward: Be.-svitation is extended i all eligi- chairman .n charge. Meeting Tin lesson is on "Bible In- - o clock in Pleasant View ward Earl Beck, principal of Union jund Iris Tolmvon in charge. ble members of the Shar.in and 7 oclock. at View Ward: Prcal svlinr-- will lep-- l in community B ueiif-- as Revealed in Our Nar- - chapel for all scouts and scout-r.ViPleasant begins Vermont wards to be present. and Epic Poetry." Mrs. ers of Sharon stake, announces Jones a "d Bose Hansen in charge it.giiig. HOME AGAIN The officers request thrt those nf them; five Jai-i.- l is well known in the com-- 1 Cliff Fielding, chairman of All Vermont Ward: Grace WashT Sat. Monroe P. Tucker on Sharon Ward ladies having received their nf Mr. and Mrs. G T. Tucker, "i honM an- urt'i 'I to attend. burn is the classleader. The Genealn-ic.i- l romnii'.t' especially for her know- - vaneement. registration papers, please bring and husband of Madge Walker with Allen Dicky in charge, ..ill Dr. T. Earl Pardoe will be the Windsor Ward: Vida Lystrup ledge in English and Litera-- ! them in. A srhndid program of Pleasant Grove, has been re- present the progre i .at 7 pm will lx in iha-ge- . Then p filed II: lx Us more lure, and this meeting should guest speaker, with Pleasant has been arranged. loud and di cp: Counselor prove a real treat, according to View ward scouts, under the di- leased through the Fort DougEdgemoni Ward: nor doth rcction of Harold Peterson, scout renter. Stake Primary Union meet- Lydia Johnson will lx in charge, ''Gild N not Rgh las separation i He sleep' master, presenting the balance God is able to meet the need Tucker spent 27 months in Eng- ing Sunday afternne-- a 2 l 0 it I:?1? p.m. If mankind had wished for of the program. The Wrung shall fail. Vi.t'-- d Ward: Sewing and .of all and fulfill every desire it land. France and Belgium and to meet at Timp,-','p-goTic- Rv-hwhat is right, they might have a quij. will be made if possible. A special invitation is extendprevail, is just a question of vour hun- - has been awarded the presiden- hall. All ward Primary tiffin I battlr-sta- r had it long ago. on earth, good-wil- l With ed the parents of the scouts to be he ui the one of to are and be teachers citation tial unit supervision expected for righteousness. gcr I to men!" i William Ilazlitt. present. Longfellow for his ETO ribbon. W R. Butler presidency. present. ! F' s y, - LOOKING fori AHEAD if p.: (ier-man- B. Y. U. NOTES PLANNED The Mountain S'a'es Telephone and Telegraph Company rmnoimred today its construct ion program, the largest ever undertaken for a ml-lperiod and one which will j wa-n(,- u CONSTRUCTION i s - t-- L D. S. WINTER 'a semi-form- Lambda Delta Sigma, L. D. Religious fraternity at the semi-formY, will hold their winter ball on January 12 in Smith ballroom. the Joseph June in January, will be the S. al theme. Thatcher, Addison Udahl, Arizona, and Margaret Wilson, Ogden, are In charge of arrangements. DIRECTORY OBSOLETE Y. U. student directory, released by the White Keys, campus organization, at the beginning of the winter quarter Y B. ire obsolete upon publication. At the end of the first day of registration 2500 students had Of this 758 were registered. new students not registered during the autumn quarter, and 518 of these were veterans of World War Two. This means that 758 students or a little less than one-thirof the student body are not listed in the directory. accomodations for Living d these new students present a serious problem according to Professor B. F- - Cummings, of the housing committee. Instead of the ratio of ten to one man the ratio acto current rumor is one for every two men. However, mast of the men on the campus, again according to current rumor, are married or have women cording women foreign entanglements. Marian Owens. Provo, was chairman of the White Key committee in charge of publishing the directory. Cover of the directory was designed by Mary Smart. Portland. Oregon. Margaret Wilson. Ogden, and Marvis Hafen. Provo, handled advertising. Karma Jean Cullimorc and Nila Stubbs both of Provo, directed compiling and preparation of material. Ruth England. Tooele, is in charge of sales. Y Ward Plans Ready liuilding i i one-seven- th . one-seven- - r e i BASKETBALL IN UTAH Having returned from their eastern trip, the B. Y. U. basket- ball team will meet Utah Slate this week end at Logan. According to Coach Floyd Millet the nn.-s- t consistent player was Brady Walker. Mesquite. Ncv.. until h, sprained his ankle in the came at Chicago with Loy-Ui- a University. Asgic-- j s i it-- a - s i nl ml-i-r- : i WINTER Winter INTRAMURALS quarter basketlrall .,-ik- will begin next Tues-jiand Thursday if present P.ans r.ro not modified. Four Jriivo Social Units will form a eacne for Tuesday night play-"B- Geographical clubs and ;r recognized campus organ-twtion- c will have a league on Thursday night. Registrations shoulde be made once with Coach "Buck Dix- y . "O'ural Jack Taylor. Intra- - manager. Team ' Literary Treat For ; I t Clns.-l'-ade- wl-iiii- lu-l'- l - . inii-restc- i at 1 card of THANKS L'mily of Fred Ferguson thcir Sincere thanks ana appreciation for the aid and ii their friends n!?Pa,y in the recent dn.nri8M,or v!1! an(i funeral of their hus-an- d father. thHr tho many kind acts, to all ilwL 'i10 calicd during his for those who took ln j part services, for the lovely flnr, and to those brings, Pod in anF way, we are .. -.- .T.1? 0 I?:'T ; tr-'- h. graleful- , S ,j ' rWon - Elizabeth Baum and family. 'i.i-thi- s 1 - of Honor " s ie . vr I - , w--r- - - , ... ' vJ . - ' ib vv-V- j 5 , 4, - ii |