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Show mi: vuici: or iLinox alir limcr rd E V lit. L ,itr Thur-da- y, Defense Picture To He Shown Here f Aharon m bawinj fm. Hitter, OcteW . i - , ( Mi n't J, 1ST, 8, it tt Pu.t Wft Scera Theatre Chatter pitture show on Civilian il lie givtii July 8, at the Al .'ib.iir.fl Pr,va. Utah. by . S,..:, 0 f a Iterrvi.i.oal Linroo hleh tih'ol auditorium, IUilon West, chilrraan of pr", b, Lu, Vll, romio. t.7 North trx st.it-A t i rwA, lrxo I't.t tie ! to' five of cieiiian d fen-- e This picture show is for the THE 01 JEM POST OFFICE? public ari contains Inf' rmation work that on cmurvercy luutt-now serving On n area very and fimiy head . Orem's projosi-- i the cbn it 1 Vrow pot office will operate out of Orem( phe puliMc is I tame a s'ep m arer realization, tw po-- t offiie s ',(5 i ti att. nd at'J family hi ads be t lab or a ft p nearer being forgotten ' ccord- - are popccii'lv urg'd to take ad Is not ce for a 1' ng time, which ever way, li'S to Mr. BesS' Ilev states .lln- - lan'isp ef the'e picture', the final di goes on whether ate policy in this ia has Mr West. or net Oern la to have a Post in n deeldi-o ah.y will Mr. Willam M Vernon will a'd and Offs e, through a t of Saturday in t be until the no t office has Mi. IVpvt in the si:p from P. H. Bi 'sellevre of Denver, in'u opt n long Dough to lndl-u'- e the show. to who entue Orem to interview a plan tb wi give the best applicants who had applied for (Mice to pat or.s Lieut. Clinker Arid the rship. Vr. lievrr g ,tt no inkling Mr. Bevft llevie'-- , visit was the as to Bes a On Furlough when decision would be first move as far as is known r ai tied on whether or not a post locally since the filing cf some office is to be established and who lieutenant and Mis Clif'en 19 applicants for the Postmaster-shithis week with his would be the sumessful pppll-r.Clingi r several months ago. for post master if the decisparents Mr. and Mr Hersrhel J. were interviewed ion is favorable to an office. Applicants Lieut. Cliiiger of Bake Vuew. for the purpose 0f ascertaining Ctinger has been working as an their qualifications and their proInstructor at Le Moore flying posals for housing the post office. C. V. II. Says: se liool in California frr the past Under postal regulations accordtwo months. He joined the Air to the Inspector, the Post ing On July 4th, 1776, independCorps In July and received his Vaster of a fourth class office ence was declared of Great Brlt-ia- n primary training at Oxnard. Calimust furnish quarters and all by the congress of the re- fornia, his basic training at Mint-e- r equipment at his own expense. volted American Colonies, and Fiild. Baker, California, and Ills pav Is based on the cancella- signed by the of his advanced training at Math r representatives g tion of stamps on mail. thirteen states. On that date a Field, Sacramento, California. There Is no minimum but the resolution was passed Lieut. Clineer was eommlsslon-ethe maximum Is set at 11100 per members of the ContinentalbyConIn February and became an year gress, known to every boy and instructor at LeMoore Field. He The position requires eight trains of America, and reds las reports that this school hours of service from the post- girl about 500 students at once and follows: master Trains must be met and Resolved, that these United the period of training lasts from mall taken to and from the trains Colonies are and of Inright ought seven to eight weeks Each as part of hts Job. No allowance to be free and under five structor students has Independent states; Is made for rent or for transporthat they are absolved from all his supervision for the entire tation to and from the trains It allegiance to the British crown, course. was explained by the Inspector. Mrs. Cllnger wag formerly and that all political connection Whether or not the R. F, D. between them and the state of Alberta Green of Chicago, Illinois Great Brttlan Is, and ougni to be, She attended the Brigham Young university where she met Mr. totally dissolved. From that small beginning hag Clinger and they were married A REM OPPORTUNITY , grown the mighty United States February 22, In California. In commenting on the work of After the above 5 room home, nearly 2 of America. business had been transacted, the the LeMoore Flying School, Clifacres of ground; 2 shares of document which we know as the ton states. We try to supply water; located 12 block south Declaration of Independence was Uncle Sam with the best pilots In of Marshs Store at Alpine; unanimously adopted. It wag the world. can pet possession at once; ordered engrossed by the clerk and then signed by every memthe flag we all love and honor, only $1,350. TEEMS. ber of congresg. is still waving over the land of And so, on July 4th, 1942, the the free and the home of the George W. Myers Apency great lay of Independence, the brave. 468 So. flth West God grant that It shill Star sand Strlpeg Old Glory, continue to do so. A s c bous-e-wif- e 1n-- . el-i- 1 t vi-i- rvi-do- ro'-'mas- Pride p, ont-goln- d XY CUE? b -- A .. 7 -- ' 1 y hi1 -- ''av , clDCiDcIsj' V-- 7r r h Vi t p F i i Unite on the We i.aie he-coming at least mi eta t ron is easy ou the eyes.. otue t.n h t' ree wtuks to attend We I ave the regular patronage of a Miuw nt vtr.'.l of Puao opomt tests who this beautiful Tin re , '.t d Mr. R G. Smith of briLg thur family lore b cauce There aie three t puvs to take care of the eyea." Diopir, Ltah. couple in our crowd and we take d We turps U'ing our car Every red blood' d r an and bey no to fch.lt Lake but we find it mi ntv'v women has thrilled to mi riiurti nor enjoy ib'e coming Jack Londons advirture stories, down here. Oal of the mj p n ember the ' V il Wo tin in what features The Ire a IK el", "The in the theatre attracted them Sea Wolf. Perhaps bis best and t t was rio-- t Mr Pmi'h bnd that it was Ailve n ures of Martin the beauty and dign'ty of the Eden". MuiU of this story deals h the actual aJventuie of the1. pint - Unit gave them such a thrill. It is like fcing to a temple and ,thor. For 25 years Jack Lond- One on roamed the sea as an oyster a how at the 'atne turn. ladv In the group said she had irate, salmon fissrman, coal' ieiv M'tV'i'ivo eves and this wras 'I ..nil r and long shoreman. He one of tie few theatres she eouid th' n made a 7 year cruise around at ten whin5 she would not get a woi id m a 50 foot yacht In hi ail.it he aF!cr seeing the picture. which the. late Martin jonnsun m d ns a rook Talk about That rm k st ady picture on the and thrill, you see them screen mekes it so rial that the Adventures of people seem to live on the stage n the picture M 'tk Ed'ii" w uh o' We frit we cci'd Uh of July plct- li'iie no Ruling the last few months we II r than which plays Friday and hate noticed that our how pat- Saturday. There will be a special matinee Saturday at 4 p. m. and rons ave gradually moving the front In the auditorium the show will play continuous Matinee prices La'S, full everybody wanted to sit until 12 ocloik. on t back rows. By Christmas until 7 30. time the ushers were asked to takethem a third way down. Now Special reduced rates of 20c to eve A one waMU to go half way all men In uniform who come to s down and a the theatre to any performance. don or od many choose to go to the front Even on our biggest nights Washington officials recently we find the hark seats empty. Ksued the terse, telling report of This is the best proof that wa an American airman: sighted sub; sank same. In such brevity is desirably But, what Washington cannot reveal, SERVICES FUNERAL iuu at Fr. a. - I nf th.it Orem Heal g tin- - i u- I -- 1 two-third- Dress Shirts IU-a- I Kpixial nt BUT Rayon Panties BONDS Tailored to Fit, n Ironing Neoded $1.49 39? Lacy Knit Bojs and Girls Summer Sweaters FOLD SIIUtTS $109 with Collars md Crew Necks Special at Charming Gowns 39? 1 Of Clue or Peach Color Lace Trimmed Only Novelty Knit and Jersv Bow TURBANS $1.49 Boys' Light Wash Pants Some slightly soil'd. Sizes 0 to 16 go at $1.25 Famous 3 Season SHIRTS and SHORTS for Men and Boys. Knit Jockey Style, also Broadcloth, each 29r Cute Cotton and Rayon DRESSES DRESSES New Styles, Bautlfal eng InHuethil Cm! Rey.ee, Sieee Friats II te N $3.49 for the little Miss Priced at war-tim- FOR DAVID PATTEII Funeral services for David Wyman Patten were held Wednesday af.erDoon in the Tlmpanogos ward chapel with Bishop Roy Gappmayer In charge. Speakers all of whom were close friends of V. the Patten family, were:-RaWi ntz, Raymond Partridge and Carl Knudsen. Musical numbers were a vocal duet The Morning Bleaks, the Shadows Flee Bung by Mrs. Lois Downs and V. Emil Hansen, two solos "One Swertly Goln and Solemn Thought Home by Ivern Pyne, accompanied by Mrs Melba Pyne and I'm a Pilgrim ring bv August Johnson accompanied by his daughter Miss Alene lohnson. Prayers wcie off. red by C. Wilford Larsen and Axel Andreason and the grave iti the Provo CUv burial park was by Jnmis A. Loveless Mr Butt' n dli d at his home 'Umr-dn- v morning, June 25, following an nine's of heart trouble. He w is born November 8, 1 S 7 7 in Trovo the sen of Thomas J. and Johanna IIolHsti r Patten. Kuivlving are his widow Mena William on Patten and two sons, Marlon J Patten of Salt Lake Citv and r.aul W. Hetten of Orem three grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Johanna Harris of Salt Lake City. Ttu Tatten family were pioneers of the Provo Bench and Instrumental In building up this FILEtfCSEIEEwS 368 West Center SL PROVO J jom.g aril. In Orem. ful 6 ro"tn brirk home in Lindon S'rntly mtdBrn; tuki r and firnaee; large b . t n, r ops, true u t i 1'y outdoor buijsc, co lid be rented $4000. room home; 3 4 acres land Good v ater rights; lots of shade; good location. Am. Furk. $2100. 3 acre land for dwii'.ng; cove-r- d with variety trees. Li Vi ly tries and 'hale al over. Cool and qui-Must I. r to appreciate, f 3 0 0 aert s plant'd to young C Golden Oil Laying 2.50 Mash Th n is the tii'e of year vhen 4 -- the extra feci value contain'- d ic Of fires in Orem and Pleasant Grove Lrli. Mis-'- v Monday and Tue-- J ty stars Lain cnee Olivier, Howard and Raymond The pbntnpluv roncerns h R. E, L. AIXEII iutru- - mi in .NoMh tlie 1 niution of a land which has not known the Head of husMo Pints 'n neatly a emtury and a half. the fn-- l Ann 111a nieiiv in Iroo R2 W. Center 8t. qualifinj by thorough Mary laueh-ratsin- g mits. Can an employed woman In her coninclude hi r tract, If he also Is employed? Q hu'-han- A Lift for the YXXJTH of Utah Biggs, well known folks. Utah chain stores are no exception . . . and some of them have done something about it. young 35 Tor instance, Sears, Roebuck lor several years past has $100 scholarships and two $450 scholgiven twenty-fiv- e arships each jear to worthy high school graduates to help them go to Utah State Agricultural College. 1.G5 40c 1.75 BUNKER FARMS FEEDS PHONE OtflRS TRAVELS 't.A 'N ' 'b provided the husband where he would be inel'g'ble otherwise. If tile husband can be Included in a group then he should beiome the subscriber aid the wife the princl- pal participant. A. Yes, is employed Can an emplo'ed son or Q daughter be included in my contract? A.- - Yes, if under 19 years of age; if vour employed son or daughter i oier 19 years of age, lie or she would be iniligibl for protei turn under your contract but can obtain a contract of his or lu r own at the small sum of 75 cents per month or fD a year. If (lie son or daut'hter is depend- tut upon you, that is, if he or she lives with you and is ath nding school or otherwise not earning his or her own keep, even though he or she he over 19 years of age, then you can include either or both under your own contract, hut a waiting period is required for ordinary illnesses although protection Is given immediately for accidents and emergency illnesses anywhere in the ' j and better get your order in NOW for These Extra-Qualit- y chicks if you want to make the most out of 1942 conditions., Smart poultry men know that theres more money in quality poultry. You can save a few cents on e and a lot of dollars. We arent interested in inferior chicks. The kind we sell are the kind that thrive and produce. Try our Purina Embrvo-Fe- d chicks this year, and see for v ourself the difference in chicks that are properly fed during the 21 days in the shell. cut-rat- le chicks Produced under official State and Federal supervision, for YOUR protection, TIMPANOGOS U. S. Approved, U. S. Pullorum Tested chicks for 1942 are a real buy. Order now, while choice delevery dates are still available. " Timpanogos 710 East 3rd South, Hatchery Phone Utah 613 Headquarters for Purina Chows, custom Does the Hospital Blan take care of maternity cases? A. after 10 months Yes, membership on a "family contract. No maternity care is given under either Type A or Type B grinding and mixing service contracts The mother or mother must be a participant in a Type C or family contract. Q What Illnesses are excluded from hospital care? A. Only those already known to exlst and such diseases as are not acceptable in a general hospital, for ean pie, quurantinable di'inses, mental and nervous disorders, and other renditions which are cared for in special In- Students are selected by the College scholarship committee. Some of them have already been graduated and have become vocational teachers. f stitutions. YES, the Government wants you to store coal! By ordering now, for immediate delivery, should carry this card with you everywhere, as it admits you to our own hospital as well as identifies you as a member of the Hospital Service Plan in any other hospi al where you may need service in ease of accident or emergency Ilness, The Plan pays $4 a day to the Hospital where you are admitted while away from home, and $3 a day for each of your children if they also were In the accident and required hospitalization. This service 1 available anywhere In the United youll help prevent a transportation during the peak tie-u- p season INDUSTRIAL orders will be filled first, so its to your advantage to fill your coal bin now, while you can.. Dont take a chance on being without coal when cold weather sets in. Order now . . . today . . and keep your bin filled. States either for accident or emergency Illness to yourself or any member of your family listed on your contract. UTAII CHAIN STORKS Who determine when one Q. sha.i leave the hospital? A. Yonr doctor. He arranges for your admittance to the hospital, and likewise decides when you are sufficiently recovered to leave the hospital. Q Doe doctor too? ffci Plan Invest in Coal and Defense Bonds! pay my A. No. This is strictly a hot-- 1 pltallzatlon contract. Yon choose your own doctor and make your own financial arrangements with him. i AND STORE IT If I need hospital care while away from home, how do I get It? A You will be given an iden-- t if k at ion card with your contract. Q. Yon jr b G5c -- Safe-wAnother chain score has given $12,000 to the College for various purposes including a $500 scholarship for a study of fruit and vegetable marketing. More power to Utah young folks! Jjj 1.53 llotiMhold or Animal ute, in bulk aches. Neuritis, Rheumatism Lumbago, Liver, Stomach and Kidney trouble. h Everyone, of course, is interested in the future of our 2.00 gal. 90c Fly Spray, Service, which has proven very effective In treating Head- - Answers Questions The following Editor's Note: questions have been submitted to the Hospital Service Plan by various members of the community, and answers have been given as follows by the director of the Plan. You are invited as a reader of the Voice of Sharon to ask any questions you may want answered, sending them to the HOSPITAL SERVICE PI AN, Box 457 Provo, Utah, and this paper will publish the answers as space per- 2.25 SOFT CHIROPRACTIC a. SULLIVAN'S Comedy train-in- ? anI years of experience to rentier a nuperior Teamed together as a romantic duo, Joel spin form rly in many outdoors dramas, and Veronica Lake who sprang to immediate film fame as the result of her performance in I Wanted Wings, enact the starring roles In the new and av real Growing Mash Mixed Pig- Feed Dairy Feed SO lb. Hay Salt (white) Dried Beet Pulp Rock Salt Recleaned Wheat ns pluwt.g and wl Ltyir? Mnh dividend. Feed it for greater profits. Orem Real Estate . in Golden OT e ill See US for FIRE, AUTO, and LIFE INSURANCE i 12 CWT. modern basement house, barn, garage, coop, 15 shares water, 10 acres land. fJTtO. 1C DEPENDABLE! room 5 Q Today Forgotten Man Quit Advertising Yesterday $149 aifu.f.t, gi im and trei a Sail if iced to plus, Hospital Service Plan ; All Wanted Colors good puntcd e, Fine Quality HOUSE FROCKS r; tU '1 2, jFine Foods! room modern frame in Orem near Lincoln niga sehocl. $2200. 4 1 world. er $1.00 w Al-- and Thursplaying Wednesday Second feature on the proday gram is a smashing story of undercover activities of Japanese agents Ju't hefore the attack on Piarl Harbor, SECRET AGENT A Nazi OF JAPAN with Preston Foster Hollywood dors. Is destroyed In flaming sequences and Lvnn Bart Two pictures we of the sensational THE IXVAD- - ran highly recommend resident of Tlmpanogos ward, died at her home Saturday following a lingering illness. Mrs. Biggs was horn In Blackwood, South Wales, September 8. 1876, a daughtrr of James and Louisa Williams Hndge. She cams to the United States In 1930, residing In Sunnyside, Utah, for two years, after which she moved to Orem, win re she fiad since made her home. She was married to Albert Biggs. June 1, 1931, In Salt Lake ritv. Her husband survives her. An ardpnt L D.S. church worker. Mrs. piegs was associat'd wltfi the Relief Society for several years. Resides her husband, she Is survived hy three stepsons and five stepdaughters: Thomas R Biggs of Provo, Wilford F Biggs of Spring Canyon, Stanley F. Riggs, in the U. S. navy; Mrs. Doris Peterson of Sunnyside. Mrs. Lillian E. Cameron of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Amy Bradford of Spanish Fork. Mrs. Ivy Johnson of Orem, and Mrs. Velma Shepherd of Spanish Fork, and a sister, Mrs. Priscilla Mathew of Samaria, Idaho. Flint ral service were conducted Wednesday In the T!mpnogo rhapel with Bishop Roy H. Gtpp-meyofficiating. Knitt.-- d ty m ,ir j to-r- d community. Fine r h , I; farm ' Mrs Wliite and Fancy a n- - 4 ) ' t -- Death Claims Orem Resident I 'lain Il trees; good water rights; good location in Orem. $ 22 00 E.-ta- te July j i I Utah Timber & Coal 164 West 5th North Phone 232 |