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Show 5ECTI0N TWO PROVO. UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940 PAGE ONE I STRIKERS ADMIT i ! DYNAMITE PLOT Kt-I."T. M.:h. Feb. 9 f Two H '. icVj cf drant Ut OcUtr i tl-T-w uj v rvaln at Midland. i'.c?t . Cr;r jr. a itn.e cf CorJum- Try wre Tfcmn.as FVrke. Fl.r.t. --"icnti aa a Cofnn-.unLst it painter. M laniel Flotirvauti 4.. Vax. w. a rr.fr-.t-T f tJ; Worker orjra.-.;"..-jr. tea- r'.tf tCIO! r.Kfi a:ag?a tr-ej Ttwry :'-!"J g'-Ulty ye.stria La circuit court lo "i.-.. ; i Ma cT d)Tj;:( w.lh Intent tc U aii.rjt the Ctr.iu.T.en Power. Pow-er. Cr, a--i were r .-.": e l to arter fi: n to troe J2.SOO t.,-..jj. Tliey U1 t sentenced Ft 5 13 Army Officials Wctch New Giant Bomber Land After Test Flight .A v.. Giant bomber glide lo earth at San Diego airport under watchful eye cf rar.kins army official! v.ho observed it initial flight. GRAND VIEW MRS. CLAKK CARTER Importer, rtioo O-jO-J -4 Nye Assigned to Borah's Position WASHINGTON'. Feb. 9 CT 5n Orat4 iT. Xy. N. D today to-day wu formally aaaijrne-J to the f -re:m relations committee to fiU the vacancy created ty the death cf Sen. William H Borah, R, Ida. Sn. John W. Thomaa, It, Ida.. aproiMed to licrah'a pUc In the sprite, wu asiT-ed to the com-rr.ltteea com-rr.ltteea cn Irrigation and reclamation, reclama-tion, jvoat t it.ee and pest roads, m;:.tary affairs and public lands an-i snreya, . Republicans Plan 3-Day Celebration WASHINGTON. Feb. 9 GJJD About TW Republican leaders, in-cl-i.r.jr torrr.tr President Herbert Hoover and aereral candidates for the party" 19 0 presidential nom-Ir.ation. nom-Ir.ation. wta deliver addresses during dur-ing the party's three-day celebration celebra-tion cf Uficola's birthday, the Re-ptiican Re-ptiican r.iUora! committee an-r an-r our.ced today. The principal addreases. the eorr.rr.lltee said, will be carried by cft4Jt-to-C"ajt radio hook-ups Saturday Sat-urday and Men day. The annual Major Bowca amateur ama-teur hour program was held Tuesday Tues-day evening with Hex Griffith aa rr.tr tit ceremonies. A laree c rowd was In attendance and the following program was gtverr: Darbara Ecrnardl. a solo, accompanying accom-panying herself on the ukulele; n accordion duet, Betty and Evelyn Eve-lyn Rowland; solo. Leore Griffith, accompanied by Lucile Perdval; son?. Joyce Taylor. Joan Nuttall. Marie and Fay Griffith and Ray Dawscn; solo, Madeline ILarward; trumpet solo. Don Griffith; a trio uwt.nn Or Griffith. Etta Rode- bck and Rita Jolley; solo. Irwin Harward; piano selection. uoo H.1U; violin selection. Murclda Emmons; duet, Mr. and Mrs. Dean N'uttalL Mrs. Nutta.Il played a ukulele; duet. Iva Uee and Ileene Harward, accompanied by Mrs. Cleo Harward on the ukelele; piano selection, Florence Weeter; readinr. Nellie Brown: trio num ber. Marraret NiccL Vivia Davis and LaPriel Harward. Seven of the RartieiDants were chosen to sing over KOVO on Feb. 22. they were as follows: Bob Hills, the Rowland sisters, Leore Griffith, Iva Lee and Ileene Harward, Madeline Harward, Don Griffith, and the trio, Margaret Nicol, Vivia Davies and LaPriel Har ward. Mrs. Dorothy Ivie and Save Honey Miih r PETH OLEUM CARBON IT GOES FARTHER! BURNS LONGER! No Smoke No Ashes Order a Supply Now!. Call Your Local Coal Dealer May Davis were hostesses to a birthday party Saturday ai me home of the latter to honor Mrs. Theo Harward and Mrs. Luciie Johnson whose birthdays occurred recently. Progressive games were r Laved with Sharland Harward winning the high score and Victor Vicklund the consolation prize. Two pretty decorated birthday cakes with lighted candles were presented to the honor guests and refreshments served to me ioi-lowing: ioi-lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Sharland Harward, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harward, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Harward. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Haws, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vicklund, Vick-lund, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Don ivie ana Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy N. Davis. The teachers' topic was given at Relief society by Mrs. Theora Haws. The theolojry lesson was given by cl&ss leader Annie Tan ner, the conversion of. Paul. . Built by Consolidated Aircraft Co., the four-motored plane can make 400 miles an hour, carrtes a machine gun turret in the tail r tfi : BOUND OVER Morris Sales, 25, of Denver, waived his preliminary hearing when arraigned before City Judge LeRoy Tuckett today Qn a forgery charge. lie was Douna over 10 Fourth district court and committed commit-ted to the county Jail In lieu of $500 bond. Morris waa' arrested by Sheriff John S. Evans and Deputy J. J. Mercer. He allegedly wrote checks using the name of Leltoy - oam- Mrs. mon. Child Feeding New WPA Project r 1X( 1. - X N '-' v.. rr meals to amroximately 100.000 undernourished children of poor or JSesares UeVei WPA project In Southern CaUiornla. Her. m fw( ,unch CTOunat Los Anceles primary school. - Reciprocal Trade Wins First llouna WASHINGTON. Feb. 9 U.E The house ways and means com- mitee today approved extension ol the reciprocal trade act by a vote of 14 to 10 along party lines; J" Fourteen Democrats voiea tor the bill to extend for three years the trade agreements .program which Is due to expire in June. Ten Republicans voted against it. Rep. Wesley uisney, un vmu., voted present. -' ' f Before approving the extension measure the committee voted down a proposal by Disney-to bar any excise tax reductions in future agreements. Disney's proposal waa supported by the 10 Republicans Republi-cans but opposed by 14 Democrats, making the vote 14-11 against it. Disney said he would offer his amendment from the house floor. He declined, to say whether he would vote for the bill if excise tax adjustments are not restricted. The committee concluded . 23 days of hearings last week during which it heard 55 witnesses praise and denounce the program. ; y. , 1 - t Railroad-Auto ' Service Planned CHICAGO, T eb. 9 (CEV-Com-bination of railroad and automobile automo-bile service effective May 1 in 150 key cities was announced today by 11 ' leading western railways. The service was expected to combine com-bine the mobility of the automobile automo-bile the convenience ' of the railroad rail-road on long journeys. .. The road said the- train-office service would provide . standard model, five passenger sedans - at the destination of travelers who would arrange for them at t6e DOtnt . of , deDartiire. ;Thft i?tfrrr?i- biles will be obtainable at a stand- ' ard rental rate.- - .- s. .", The clan , will lv nut In nrw: Uon in 150 key cities in all states west of - the Mississippi. (SKWER PROJECT APPROVED : SPANISH FORK Mayor Jonn E.. Booth of Spanish Fork received receiv-ed a telegram Monday, from Senator Sena-tor Elbert D. Thomas or Washington Wash-ington D. C stating , that the grant of $35,339, to be matched by $12,161 ty Spanish Fork, city to extend and continue the sanitary sani-tary sewer project of Spanish Fork install manholes and service Unea , had been approved and work on the same will commence m tne immediate future, Mayot Booth said, r . ;, , Invention Makes 'Safety' Pin Safe OGDEN, Utah, Feb. 8 0J.E) - The "first marketable' improvement im-provement in safety pins .since they were first manu- ' factured" a boon to babies-was babies-was announced today .by S. C. . Porter, Ogden Railway mail clerk and part-time inventor. It's a pin that's closed when ii'a nrwiipd. Porter explained the ordinary ordin-ary safety pin , exposes a . sharp point when open. The ' "Porter safe safety pin" works Just the opposite. The . spring coil at the closed end of the pin is inverted, causing the point to . duck into a pocket at the top of the pin when it Is open. The clerk-inventor has patented pat-ented hisV device. A. Los Angeles, Cal., concern will start mass production soon Japan Ready to Csnounco Treaty TOKYO. Feb. 9 (CJ!) Japanese are increasingly convinced that if the United States imposes a trade hnrp-n arainst Jaoan the gov ernment should promptly denounce the . nine-power treaty wmcn is supposed to define reiauons oi fnrvisrn nations with China, the influential newspaper Asahi said today. . ' " ' Policies or the receni caDinet on readiuatment -"-of relations with the United States are under ex amination bv the public, the news paper . said, ana puDiic opinion tpnrfa to favor a basis of candor as regards Japanese-American re lattonn. ." Lieut. Gen. Helsuke Yanagawa, riirrtnr the China affairs board. admitted at ft meetine of the par liament , . DUdgei comminee loaay there was danger that the pror posed Wang Ching-Wel regime which is to be set up in Japanese- occuDied territory in vnma nugm turn acalnst Japan. Japan, he said, must be on guard. . Cloyd Booth, president; cnaries Miller, vice president; Herbert Ti,cvnii financial secretary: Ed- gar Clayton, recording secretary; George Cole, business agent; own Cox, - sergeant-at-arms; Thompson, Andy Sugden and E. M. Collinson, trustees. Edward R. Hughes of Spanish Fork, was 'admitted to ' membership. Onerators, Union Elects Officers . rf rirrs for the ensuine : year were elected at a meeting of the Ktatra and Motion Picture Oper ators' union, local No. 648, held Tuesdav. The ' following were chosen 26 KILLED IN FRENCH MINE BLAST ' , BRUSSELS. Belgium, Feb. 9 a:.Y.) Twenty-six i men were reported killed today and five injured at tne i Charbonnages De Monceau Fontaine Fon-taine . mine at Marchiennes-au- Pont.v It was believed an over-heated electric j motor1 ignited timber props and coal and the victims were asphyxiated by smoke. " MO O-VELOU S At I LK FOR BABVf - . says Elsie, the Borden cow . Sorry but IVc got lo tool my own horn goMo .tell you how very, very good is evaporated milk made by Borden's.. - It's irradiated wilh the sunshine Vitamin D and was accepted in 1930 by the Council on Foods of the American Medical Association. Simply delicious in cream soups, sauces or coffee. Moo-velous for feeding baby 1ST. , Look for the familiar Borden's 0 St. Qiarles label this very day i IMS " T If.-. A Utah Product r L . i - ' ... ii i - i -L - WHY? "This chap sure - opened my eyes . . JZiM- -J I wot t this parry aaJ the talk raroed to coffee. Opi aloes differed as to hkh n the besx kind. 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