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Show f SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD,' THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1939 PAGE ONE -A . . New Wardrobes for , Flapper, , Fanny and, Her Little Sister . " Have, Fun Dressing Famous Comic Page Girl Here's Flapper Fanny With Part of Her New Wardrobe of Six Garments and Three Hats. Little Sister Will Appear Later With Eight Costumes and Two ' Hats A RELIEF REFORM PLAN REVEALED FLAPPER FANNY and her Little Sister, star characters In the "Flapper Fanny" comic, have new cutout wardrobes, and you're going to have the fun of dressing both characters.. Flapper Fanny cornea first, tattle . Sister;, win appear later. Here's Fanny with a street ensemble which includes a silk print dress and light wool coat lined and trimmed with matching print; a skull cap trimmed with garden flowers, and a white pique dress trimmed with braid and bow. Cut out and color, these garments and try them on Flap per Fanny. Watch for more of her costumes, tomorrow. : : . ; : , S- . ' r tlves of buslnessTTabor and the public. 4. Limit the cost pf individual WPA project to $25,000 (5). . 5. Eliminate the WPA's federal theater projects and sharply curtail cur-tail other "white collar relief operations. oper-ations. . I ; WASHINGTON, June 1 (ILK)- Congressional plans for forcing a 60-day vacation without pay on unemployment relief clients who have been on the- rolls 15 months were revealed today in a tentative program for, overhauling the Works Progress : Administration; Administra-tion; . ; .; . : V . . The vacation" was expected to encourage search for private employment This program coincided with o brusque and convincing assertion by Vice President John N. Garner Gar-ner that -congress , would not, ad- . joum before : enacting .legislation to keep politics out of relief. - v T-MemL3ra houn4approprf- ations subcommittee have decided " tentatively o recdmrnend changes in WPA; reduction of its scope and 'a shl f t from what they described de-scribed as the "strictly social welfare" philosophy of relief ad- ' ministration. , Explain Program A i committee member, ' explaining explain-ing that the program was subjects sub-jects to revision, outlined proposed pro-posed legislation as follows: 1, .Require all persons who have been' on relief rolls , 15 months to go off for 60 days . to seek private pri-vate employment. S' S 2. Develop a system ofr "security "securi-ty wages" to supplant the "pre vailing wages" under which WPA now ; pays for work on a scale equal to that nrevallinar in private emplovment in any locality, 3. i Substitute fdr the existing one-man administration of WPA a three-man board to be named by the president and , confirmed by the senate. The board probably prob-ably would include . representa- Spanish Fork Kiuanians T.lest SPANISH FORK Honoring Memorial day, a special program was given at the regular meeting of the Spanish Fork Kiwanis chib held Monday night at the Swenson cafe when the meeting, at which Vice President Clifford Jex presided pre-sided was ' . turned over to the American Legion and Commander LT -F. -Smith tooku charge of the program. George E. . Larsen told pf some of .his experiences during the World war while he was serving serv-ing over seas. Commander Smith outlined a plan' of the American Legion for organizing Boy State. At the close of. the meeting the Kiwanis club voted unanimously to sponsor , one boyarid named the following committeeose-lect committeeose-lect the boy from the junior or senior high schools classes; Owen L. Barnett,, Lorln A. Anderson, and E. E.Knudsen. Wm. H. BUfr ton and Arthur Briggs. sang a duet with Mrs. Hazel Larsen ac companlst. " . ' There were 37 .members and visitor present. The members Of the Spanish Fork clu-b .went to Price Wednesday night to the inter-tlub Kiwanis meeting. The national consumption of fceer is decreasing in England, while the consumption of, coffee, tea and wine is increasing. ; Nominations Made For Alumni Board Nominees for election to the Board of Directors of Brlgham Young Alumni association were announced Tuesday by Cornelius R. Peterson, general secretary. Selection of the nominees was made by the nominating committee commit-tee of the incumbent board. Six new board members will be elected from the nominees to serve a two-vear team. Mr. Peterson said. Election will take place at the annual banquet of -the association asso-ciation in 'the Heber J. Grant library, June 6. 1 Candidates for. board membership member-ship are: Herald R. Clark, 18, Alex Hedquist, V S8; George ! rS. Banif, '21',' Lorenic; Brynert28; R: J. Murdock,,'oi; r.'I Weston' Oaks,, 14; George ?W.. Worthen, 12, all of Provo; MarkiK. Allen, 06-, of Americon Fork ; J. Clyde Buehler, 33; Constance Osmond Bunnell; '26, and Reed K. Swen-son, Swen-son, 27, of Ogden; Chauncey S. Harmon, 2T, Donald P. Lloyd, 29; Carl R. Marcusen, '99, of -Salt Lake City; and LeGrartde Noble, r23, of Vernal, Utah. , Plaasonf Gr'oua .tfrgaroo to' Siago ' Oth Annua! SirauLarry Day uuno 7 Salem, Curles . Win in Softball SPANISH FORK-Two games were played at the' local softball park1 Monday . evening in - the Spanish Fork Industrial league. Salem Merc trounced the Del Monte team, 15 to 5. George Davis pitched for the winners and Arlie Barney for Del Monte. Curley's Lunch with Curley pitching, took the measure of the Recreation Billiards, 15 to 6.- ms iby me mimi U I r-iv 1 n it i.iuiA-i i i ifv ifjTooSboDToassi mm o:ia a. Ralph Says: AT A VALUE t A big, beau-, m J m m ..m m ,. m - uiui, quier iyjy ieonara six cubic foot Wiodel at the lowest price in Leonard's history ! Come in and see it. Hear all about Leonard's' new Glacier . Sealed-Uhitthat. puts a new low on economy of operation," Learn how. you SAVE with Leonard's ' new stainless steel Zero-Freezer, that - gives : faster , and ' more efficient freezing. See -Leonard's beautiful new cabinet design. It's welded steel, t with, long-life Permalain finish! vAndiremember,: this new 6 cubic foot Leonard gives you all . the quality Leonard ; has been putting into fine refrigerators for ,58. years! V Yet the price' is a new low See this new Leonard. Own it for a few cents a day. Radio 88 NO. ' UNIV. AVE., PROVO CI Applianco Go.. TIIONE 618 PLEASANT GROVE Pleasant Grove chamber . of commerce in cooperation with other civic clubs of the city .... Is bending every ef fort to make thje 18th Strawberry Day celebration second to none; President Fred Shoell said, "The committees are all working hard and everything points ' to a gala day June 7." It was m 1921 that a few progressive pro-gressive citizens decidftd that King Strawberry should reign supreme in Pleasant Grove one day each year. That is because hundreds of acres of the lucious 'fruit, the choicest, in th land are located ' in Pleasant Grove and the bench j the affair has grown in popu larity until now the hospitable inhabitants in-habitants of the city must prepare for days in advance to accommodate accommo-date the huge crowd. And by 4 o'clock on the morning of the festival scores of boys and girls can be seen in the Strawberry fields busily picking the choicest J berries; By sun-up the feat is accomplished, and trucks haul the crates, to the city park where they are prepared for the thousands of visitors. . v Harvey.' Smith who has been very busy-on the parade commit-lee commit-lee said, "Everything is moving along fine." I am well pleased with the response which we are getting. He said he hopes that all floats will be completed earlier than usual. . ' While .the votes for Queen are slow, that is the usual case and people are watching for , a mad rush . the 12th hour. Although voting is slow, betting can be heard on the side-lines. 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