Show v y 4 v 1 C r i I I V Ifs f's Th These e wl Who io Helped Create Ind Independence Day Capt Cap M. M MM M. M Men 3 30 W World World- war Via 2 left M. M Frank 64 World wars 1 I arid and 2 John J JohnP P. P Tate rate 68 68 5 American Spanish S P war listen to year old 98 Ira Ci Civil il w war r veteran toll tell about ut the siege of Vi Vicksburg as as' th the e quartet quart dis discussed th the 1 m meaning aning of independence and nd the price it if while cost visiting at a. a the Veterans Veterans' h hospital Celebrate With Work i I Parades Shows Patriotic Fetes Fetes' America was Lii throwing roving its its' strength against a a. vicious enemy nemy in the Pacific and in Europe still fighting for what a civilian population population lation was commemorating with subdued fanfare Tuesday Independence Independence Inde day Down through time the United States has had to fight nations at intervals to 10 keep the traditions for fOl which it it is n noted On July 4 16 years ago America America Amer Amer- ica declared its independence and successfully waged a a war to clinch j that freedom and independence if Utah as in the past has its share of men and women fighting I in World war var No 2 which will later be entered in the he pages of h history story with the Revolutionary war the War of 1812 th the Civil war the Spanish-American Spanish and World War 1 Men who vho ho arc ar are symbolic of oC Independence Independence Inde Inde- day and who are convalescing convalescing con con- at the Veterans Veterans' ho hospital pital spent a quiet holiday Monday four Cour warriors rs met at the hospital hospital hospital hos hos- pital and recounted recount d a few hardship hardships hardships hard hard- ships ship it takes to maintain freedom Ira 98 related experiences experiences he had in the Civil war to Capt M. M M. M Men elson 30 medical corps officer of World War II Master Frank 64 army veteran of more more than 30 years' years service and John P P. Tate private in the Spanish American war var who fought at Manila Manna with the Utah art artillery With the exception n of a a. few fireworks popping once in awhile throughout the day and children shooting cap pistols the thc of July celebration on Salt Lake City and Utah's Ulah's home front was pretty quiet In mu various s sections of the state stale there were special celebrations featuring para parades es speeches athletic athletic athletic ath ath- letic contests and patriotic programs programs programs pro pro- grams along with reminders to buy more war bonds in the fifth war loan drive now nov in full swing War ar Plants Hum B Business siness and industry was halted Those necessary to processing proc proe- essing casing of f the war kept going Outside O Outside Out Out- t- t side of ot some souie federal government offices being opened most other activity had ceased For motorists who had necessary necessary sary sary gasoline ration coupons it was a a a holiday drive into the country coun coun- tx try y or pr or Ul un u. the he canyon Some Som pt the da day fishing others golt golfed gaited d Postmen had a hol holiday d y The liquor stores were vero closed Parking Park Park- ing in downtown Salt Lake was free Law enforcement offIc officers is i's and agencies were campaigning durig dung the day for or a safe and sane Financial institutions and the stock exchange was closed One of the highlights highlights' was the thel horse show and entertainment program sponsored in East Mill MillCreek MillCreek MillCreek Creek eek by the East Mill Creek Lions club lub The horse show opened Monday night and will vill conclude Tuesday night at the Ule Mt Olympus stables So and 2600 E. E A childrens children's parade was held as part of the East Mill Mm Creek celebration celebration cele cele- bration Tues Tuesday lay ay at 10 a. a m. m and anda a soft Softball all game was played between be be- tween members of the East Mill MillCreek Creek and Salt Sail L Lake ke Lions clubs Thousands jammed Liberty and Pioneer parks and other open recreation rec spots Swimming po pools 18 were open Tuesday from 1 to 6 Continued on Six lx Column One Oie I Observe With Work Parades Patriotic Programs Continued from PR Page On One p. p m m. In Liberty Fairmont Pioneer Pioneer Pio Pio- neer neer and Central parks Strongs Strong's military band will play playa a concert At Lib Liberty park at 5 p m. m and Parks Park's dep department band will play At Pioneer park starting at 8 p. p m m. Stage Rodeos Residents of oC Bingham B staged a R day I long day ng celebration n which willbe willbe will willbe be highlighted In the evening with witha a military parade and the P Puss Pass ss in Revue bond show Governor Herbert Herbert Herbert Her Her- bert B. B Maw will speak at the show how Rodeos R deos were held at Lehl Lehi and Tooele At Magna there was a parade childrens children's a activities and sports events vents A military convoy made a appearances p pea ran c e s in towns through Davis county in interest of the war loan drive The holiday was celebrated in Plain City Weber Weber We We- ber county A horse show was wils wilse featured e Other towns holding celebrations were Brigham City Farmington Springville Murray Payson Sunnyside Wellington I Mt Pleasant The tn task k of oC maintaining freedom freedom free free- I dom at t the e sacrifice of lives Jives was outlined by Stanley J Stephenson Stephen- Stephen son Bon man manager ger Utah Ulah M Manufacturers Manufacturers' ers' ers association speaking In the North L D S ward chapel at ML Mt Pleasant Tuesday morning A salute to the Union in com commemoration n of the De Declaration of or Independence was fired at s short ort intervals at noon Tuesday on the Fort Douglas parade grounds The gun S-gun salute was fired In tribute to each state in the Union Upton post officer said j 7 8 x C. C erg St St. j ti A q 1 fry r r 0 Yn nR f r rr y O r H 7 Y 0 Nry r 4 r f fT w T r r r rt t rr vs v's rY Vin oX k r. r r rf f h ha hw a a ah h w 0 i k 1 N y vf y S' S t 4 y R Ow jt r rK K sr i f fM ti a f M y A rR r rit it dyS 1 4 p fi ar 7 y Typical Participants in Utah Ufah Fourth Celebrations Russell Russell Rus Rus- sell and Caroline Capson with their airplane float in the East Mill Creek festival left Center Herald Center Herald D. D Muir on Silver Beam roping calf to be given away to spur bond sales in Bountiful fete Right Right Covered Covered wagon float in Magna parade The children are Marilyn Jones left and Clare Matthews 9 f S r Y r Ir f h y v. v I J k Y r Y r rrt 4 r rr r r i r 4 4 s 's Y N |