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Show Page Six T1IE VOICE OF SHARON WORKERS CONVENTION SFECIAL dared Mr. Ball'f at tae opening session of the convention. In this connection he paid tribute to the WPA as a means of alleviating the effects of unemployment, urging that workers do not forget that personal freedom goes when free speech goes, and that our very foundations rest upon free education, freedom of worship and sanctity of the home. Mayor Anderson also stressed the value of WPA, declaring that Provo had benefitted more during the past two rears In public works than In the past 25 years, and had at the same time helped unemployment to the tune of 110,000 to $12,000 a month from WPA funds. State Charter Wanted Urging that every delegate return to his local and carry on a campaign for membership dues being paid, the convention pointed out that only by such action could a state charter be obtained, which is the next objective of the ALLIANCE UEGES SESSION State Funds Needed For Relief ; Officers Elected For Ensuing Year Starting off Saturday with an address of welcome by Mayor Mark Anderson and a spirited talk by Attorney George S, Ballif of Provo on Threats to Personal Liberty, the Workers Alliance convention closed here Sunday night with heavy balloting on resolutions calling for a special session of the state legislature to transfer funds to direct relief which belong to those In need, and 18 other subjects considered during the convention. Robbing Aped and Poor The people pay the sales tax. The sales tax snppllca the relief fund, The relief fund was Intended for relief purposes: -- THOU SHALT NOT STEAL Money diverted from the relief fund to the general fund or to the sehool fund, or to high administrative costs, ROBS TICE AGFD AND THE POOR. This was the gist of the argument presented by the Old Age Security groups at the convention, and was carried In the form of posters on many of the automobiles of the delegates attending, resulting in the formal adoption of the resolution asking for a special session. Opposition to fascism, and to the neutrality policy of United States, and support for the United Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers in a strike if present negotiations fail, were among other resolutions adopted. W. P. A. Values Unemployaient Is the greatest de- threat to personal liberty A 'Di U Vvly iVfv?V X2 jS,SA2,rhyk W4 wl ,'; 'W i'' i 1 , Whatever your plan for the summer Mountains, Seashore or ju"t plain youll find the right selection at Christensen's. Today and Tomorrow, were presenting the unusual A Reduction In Price of a Special High Style Group of Dresses. We Advise: Don't Mis. This Opportunity! THESE CHARMING DRESSES PRICED FROM: e, $3.98 to $12.50 Own Your Own HOME Christensens Inc. We will sell yon a lot, build you a home to your liking, on Prows & Haws Realty Co. M 71 Required conditions are 10 locals in at least three counties, with a paid membership of at least 1000. The records now show a membership of 1100 but the actual cash receipts as shown by the audit of the records did not give 1000 paid members. However, 11 locals sent delegates, so that If the dues were paid a state charter could be had. State Senator E. M. Royle of Salt Lake City, representing the league addressed the convention Sunday morning, urging the Alliance to take advantage of the new Utah Primary law and support only candidates who are favorable to labor. Folexlowing his address he was cused to address another gathering that same evening In Ogden Eleven Ijocal Report Reports from all 11 locals werq heard and accepted, the following making the reports, which generally showed Increased membership and Interest and activity In the Workers' problems: George A. Fox and Mrs. I. O. Willis of the Old Age Security loeal at Salt Lake City; Howard Adamson of Salt Lake Citys local; Hugh H. Goddard of Provo; Ness-nOtt of Park City; Wallace Tolbot of Sandy; Heber Morris of Murray; Paula D. Bird of Saline ; Leslie C. Seeley cf Redmond; and J. E. Day of Tooele. Officers Elected Election of officers occupied much of the final session with Wallace Tolbot of Sandy wlnnlug the president's chair for the coming year. John R. Edwards of Provo was named George Greatorex of Salt Lake City became recording secretary; Non-partis- er terms like rent. We have homes In every See us for part of Provo. homes, farms, grazing ground, business procertv. Insurance the Best ::nKKsac:u2san!ui Alliance. 53 North University Avenue Phone 456 5 West Phone 478 Hansen's Food The Home of Quality and Price Jello pail sack FlOUr Crystal White SOap 10 Bars for Miracle Whip Quarts Jar Butter 48-pou- P-N- ut Milk 48c I 98C 34C 22c I I Carrots Tender, Sweet, 4 bunches for Oranges fSTlltL. (Giant Size Bars) I 5c 10 C Hams Pot Roast i per pound Pure Lard 2 pounds 12-o- z. PRUNES TUNA FLAKES PINEAPPLE (Saturday DO-NUT- 25c S FAMOUS NIGHTINGALE HOSIERY LADIES Pure Crepe Silk, Ringless, Guaranteed first quality, all hand tailored for per- fk manent fit, wearing points care- fully reinforced and priced at only All the new shades rj klloTa Dr. T. L. Martin, dean of college of applied science at B. Y. U., also a member of the- - general board for the L. D. S. Sunday Schools left Thursday morning for southern Arizona and old Meilco to attend 8unday School conventions !n several stakes in that territory. He will be gone about two weeks. FLETCHERS Anklets 10c 368 West Centre Two Minute Talks Two-and-One-H- Provo m Wiwmb Miftv alf NOTE: The following two talks were given Sunday by two small girls in one of Provos Sunday Schools. They were so abfy and eloquently given that a number of subscribers of this paper asked the editor to reprint them. They a lot of good. may do a lot of grown-up- s LIFE BEGINS EACH MORNIjNG by Dawn Thurber 7i - for 10c ELECTRIC These 609 housewives report it is the moi ' economical, yet mot' powerful and efficien' refrigerator family can own today FEW CENTS A For t very mal1 turn you can own beautiful 1958 Leonard Blectrio Refrigerator now . . wtfh a combination of VALUE ieaturat bo others offer. nalnlhs Cn:3o ocvH f m e-- by Mary Beth Taylor tr-- W wssssMis.W 13 ey ns uuis per doz. 20c cans . . 2 for 9c 2 lbs. 15c per can 11c 2 cans 17c Only) per doz, 20c Fresh Quality Meats (Only U. S. Govt Inspected Meats Sold) Mixed Cold Meats Sliced Bacon 23c 12c 25c -- zr per lb. 20c per pkg. 15c Buljh Sausage per lb. 15c Gross Rib Roasts (center cuts) lb. 20c 2 lbs. 23c Shortening rruvo miimittlimiiimtmiiMmiimmutudiiiiHmHiwiMmuwmmimmiiimiiuiitniutuiiuuunmimiuitiitiiinuituuiumuiiiiMiHtiiufmitiimimHii one. True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in their worth and choice. It is only the great hearted that can be friends. The mean, the cowardly, can never know what true friend-chi- p means. Wanting to have a friend Is altogether different from wanting to be a friend. The former is a mere natural craving, the other is the life of Christ in the souL Think that so and so is unfriendly to you and pretty soon you will be treating him so he will be. Think that so and so wants to be do and friendly with you and quite unconsciously perhaps you-wi- ll say things which will attract and develop his Interests. 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The only way to have a friend Is to be ; j1 rAV i For oeeriy. year... right ft rough hottest summer.. .they tested this great new refrigerator before it Was anoounoedl No matter whether you are twenty, thirty, forty, or even sixty, no matter whither you hkve succeeded or failed, or just muddled along, life begins each morning. Each morning is the open door to a new World, new vision, new aims, and new tryings. If yesterday was a dismal failure then turn those failures into successes today. . Josh Billings once said it is not a disgrace to make a mistake, but the disgrace comes in making the same mistake twice. Someone has said that failure is a sure road to success, that failures we make, if we profit by them, are steps leading to success. Andrew Carnegie won the distinction of being a very successful man. How many times do you suppose he failed before he attained success? The surgeon practices a long time before he becomes a success. The singer practices for many years. He does not hold what he is doing a failure. Yet over and over he makes failures, but he calls those failures preparation. Why do men constantly say they have failed la some iiuie thing. - Perhaps they failed for that day, but they are gaining WINNING FRIENDS St. All Electric Service MEATS Tendered Whole or half 3 TUI? L II JU State committee member were named as follows: Parley Bird of Salina; Ernest Evans and Charles O. Larson of Salt Lake James Kearns of Park City; City; N. E Neal of Ogden; Arnold Rawlings of Provo; Harold E Clements if Sandy; Marlon Woods of Murray; Ltjlie Seely of RedEuward W, Carter of mond; Heber, and Boyd Balle of hard-wrun- 2 WHEATIES SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 21c OLIVES ,2 cans 15c COFFEE, Hills or Shillings per lb. 27c EGQS TOMATO JUICE, 4c Spinach CANDY BARS (any kind) SUPER SUDS, (large pkg.) CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP r: places. per lb. 5c per lb. 4c Quality Groceries - Golden Ripe, pound BANANAS NEW POTATOES 9Q C Fmitc & Vegetable Bananas Fruits and Vegetables I 29c (A".BrajJS ' Phone 397 13c All Flavors, 3 for Snowdrift North Firsf West 297 Mot and Leo Adamson of' Salt Lake City U the new finance secretary. Friday, April 29, 1928 $2.95 $3.95 , . j |
