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Show MINE MATERIAL RULE CLARIFIED : WASHINGTON. April 3 (DJiA- a ciarui cation ; of the status of . orders' for .mine equipment was ouuinea tooay ty wubur A. Nelson, Nel-son, chief of the WPBs mining branch. . . . . In identical letters to ' senators from the 11 western mining: state. Nelson outlined the position of mines producing, critically needed ores and those producing less crit ical ores such as gold and silver. - In eeneral oractice. Nelson RAid those mines whose production is 70 per cent or more of critical ores will be given preferred treat ment in - obtaining material and equipment -: Mines whose croduction of crit . ical ores is less than 30 per cent or their total dollar value output may acquire needed materials in eicner or two ways. Under the order granting general gen-eral assistance to all mines, operators oper-ators of the second class of mines may obtain materials for repair and maintenance . in quanties surzicient to Keep them in operation. oper-ation. These ratings will not be as high as those granted to the more , favored mines but should "en. able them to obtain a good many types of operating supplies though obviously not-' the more critical items." Nelson said. The other way open for these operators -is application for pref erence ratings under the more favored fav-ored order. J'his, Nelson pointed out, has been cone In the case of about 70 mines where substantial amounts of critically needed ores are mined. Immunization for Typhoid Awaited Because so many people were unatJe to take advantage of the typhoid immunization the past few weeks and have requested that it be given again, the immunization im-munization program will be repeated re-peated on the third floor of the city and county building this month, according to the District 4 office of the state health department. de-partment. The schedule follows: April 13, 6 p. m., first doses only; April 20, 6 p. m., second doses only; April 27, 6 p. m., third doses only. The charge of 25 cents for each individual will cover the three doses. If anyone missed any of the doses in the last series, the entire en-tire series should be repeated in order to receive an immunity. One of the serious hazards to the health of Individuals th danger of epidemic disease arising aris-ing from overcrowding caused by concentration ana sniit m population, popu-lation, particularly in industrial areas, state Dr.' Blair Points, dis trict director for the state health department. "If we as a community are protected now from disesease which might arise from conditions above mentioned, we may feel we nave done a great deal in this preparedness program." Dislikes Jap Goods o.SOCIETYNEWS A one-man crusade p gainst Japa nese-made goods was launched in Seattle by A. S. Murnick. who said he found articles stamped "Made in Japan" in a drugstore. His sign reads "Unfair to General MacArthur, uus store is selling jap goods." FARMER TRUCK POOL PLANNED (fiii) FLOWERS Blossoming in unusual glory are Lilies and others flowers at Provo Greenhouse . . . Lilies ... The traditional Easter flower is in full bloom now. Choose from a large variety begin ning at . . $1.00 Cut Flowers . ; . Fresh Cut Flowers are always welcomed for the brightness and beauty they bring. . . Priced To Suit Your Purse! Plants ... Growing Plants are lasting expressions of your love! . . . Select yours from a large' variety priced low 50c, $1.00, $2.50 PHONE EIGHT-O , -Where the Flowers Grow Provo Greenhouse - rGrqwn In Our, Own V Greenhouse , SALT LAKE CITY, April 3 (U.E) The motor transport division of the office of defense transporta tion today was completing details of a plan under which all farmers of an individual community would pool their marketing and eliminate elimin-ate unnecessary truck mileage. Features of , the program which have thus far been worked out by the ODT, in cooperation with the department of agriculture and other government agencies included: in-cluded: 1. Keeping trucks in the best possible mechanical condition. 2. Eliminating unnecessary use of the vehicles through cooperation coopera-tion in transportation pools among farmers. 3. Revision of marketing and buying programs as necessary. included in the plan were farmers, farm-ers, market garc'ners, fruit growers, grow-ers, milk producers, livestock haulers and others engaged in transportation of farm products, and they ,vere urged to put the points already worked out into operation pending announcement of the complete program. ODT officials estimated that farm truck mileage could be reduced re-duced from 35 to 50 per cent under un-der the program without undue hardship. Picture Presented To Club Member Prof. B. F. i Larsen showed slides and gave a talk on "Art," before members of the Fine Arts club in session Thursday afternoon after-noon ' at the home of Mrs. Frank Mullett. Mr. Oliver Dalton and Mrs. E S. Groesbeck sang "Spring," and "Nothing can f&n us. iH.rs Bertrand F. Harrison was accom- nnniftt. " . One of Prof. Lar sen's beautiful paintings was presented to Mrs George H. Hansen. Tnntv refreshments were served. The entertaining rooms presented a cheery ' atmosphere. "with bowls of spring flowers, snapdragons and iris predominating. . Members in attendance were Mpurtamps: c. La Voir Jensen. A. C. Hatch, Lv S. Maycock, Alonzo Morley, Doyle Dastrup, Bertrand F. Harrison, Harold cnristensen, I E." Anderson, John S. Van Cott, Seymour Gray, Carl D. Swenson, LeKoy J. Robertson, George H. Hansen, John Halliday, Frank J. Earl, John S. Lewis, Gerald F. Heaton and Thomas L. Broadoent of Provo, Mrs. Oliver Dalton and Mrs. E. S. Groesbeck of Spring- ville. Club Women Enjoy Review The Lai Gai Matrons were entertained by Mrs. T. J. Old royd Wednesday afternoon at her home, with Mrs. Enoch Muhle-stein Muhle-stein and Mrs. Dwight Billings as assisting hostesses. Mrs. Willis Candland gave a fine review of "Big Family," by Bellamy Partridge, and the program pro-gram of music included selections on the piano by Miss Barbara Rasmussen, and vocal solos by Guy Van Alstyne, who sang one of Mrs. Florence Billings' compositions, compo-sitions, "Our Country Calls." Also, selections from the "Student Prince," and the number, "Hills of Home." A tastefully arranged luncheon was served, an Easter motif predominating. pre-dominating. Easter lilies and jonquils jon-quils beautifully decorated the entertaining rooms. Mrs. William Oldroyd was a guest, and members present were: Mrs. Richard Bandley, Mrs. Charles R. Miller, Mrs. Kate Rawi-ings, Rawi-ings, Mrs. Ernest Frandsen, Mrs. J. C. Moffitt, Mrs. Arnel Milner, Mrs. J. E. Stein, Mrs. Ed Scho-field, Scho-field, Mrs. A. F. Acord, Mrs. Ray Stewart, Mrs. Wallace M. Riddle, Mrs. Ernest Paxman and Mrs. Nephi Anderson. Entertains For Lions Draw Up Election Ticket Ballots to be used in the annual Provo Lions club election were being prepared today, following the nomination of officers at the meetine held Thursdav nicht t the Haase cafe. The election will be held April 16. Nominations Dresented bv n committee, consisting of past presiaents oi tne club include Lee Snarr, Eldon McKell for president; presi-dent; Don Ferguson, Les Carle for vice president: W. E. Roderi- que, J. C. Kindred for third vice president; am wiioe, JUOuglas Peck. LeRov Johnson and W. -A. Marshall, for director, two to be named; Oscar Bjerregaard, W. F. Johnson, for lion tamer; Ralph H. Hayward, Ed Smith for tail-twister. Elmer A. Jacob, citv engineer and a member of the club, gave a talk on the airport, water and sewer Drolects and the nlana under wav to meet the exnected growth in the wake of the steel piant Doom. He cautioned aeainst the mush room ETOwth of trailer fmn towns and slums and urged that attractive homes be built in. con formity with city zoning plans. J. Kuion Morgan, club president, presi-dent, announced Diana for the 10- year anniversary celebration to be in cnarge or K.en craven. Dr. W. Woolf spoke of plans for the district dis-trict convention at St. fieorsre. May 7-9. Wilf ord Gray was program pro-gram chairman. U. S. VOLUNTEERS GET SO JAP PLANES CHUNGKING. Annl 3 (U. (Chinese brcadcast recorded hv U. P. in San Francisco! A. com munique issued by American volunteer vol-unteer group headquarters "somewhere "some-where in Yunnan nrovince" last night said AVG fliers had dot stroyed at least 30 Japanese war-planes war-planes during the past two week3 in tturma and Thailand. Card Club L'Natausha Club Affair Enjoyed Entertaining at the home of Mrs. Elaine Davis, Mias Gerald lne Olsen was hostess- to member of the L'Natausha club Thursday eve ning. Progressive "Hearts" was play ed, Mrs. Fay Knudsen winning the first prize and the consolation favor going to Mrs. Mary Muhle- Btein. The decorative ' arrange ments in an Easter Bcheme. Lunch eon was served. Mrs. Davis was present and the following members attended: Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Erma Mc Kell, Mrs. Fay Knudsen, . Miss Elaine Bott, Miss Ethelyn Myers, Miss Norma Bonnett, Miss, THary Muhlestein, Mrs. Dorothy. Howe, and Miss Edna Myers. Guests Bidden Toi Sorority Meet A rush party was held by the Epsilon chapter, Delta Theta Chi, Thursday evening, at the home of Miss Mattie Taylor. Miss Birdie Boyer read a three- act play, and tasty refreshments. followed. Guests included : Miss Ethelyn Myers, Miss Lillian Booth, Miss i Verl Brailsford, Miss Winnif red Dean, Mrs. Ruby Iliff, Miss Ardis I Christensen, Miss , Marian Fuel- ner, Miss Beth Sward and Mrs. Melba Stephens. Members in attendance were j Miss Beth Schofield, Miss Dor- tha Reid, Miss Dorothy . Janson, Miss Rose ZubecM, Miss Lois Haws, Mrs. Rubye Boyack, Mrs. Mary Ethel" Fakler and Miss Ellen Walker. Style Revue Set At Springville SPRINGVILLE The home liv ing department of the high school under direction of Miss Anna Beardall, will hold a style revue i demonstrating the dresses which have been made by the girls in sewing, at 8 p. m., Friday in the auditorium. An invitation is ex tended to the public above junior school age, to attend. More than 100 girls will take I part in the review at which music will be furnished by the high school music department and Ber-nice Ber-nice Chader and Marjorie Sim- kins will be readers. Cards, sewing and a delicious luncheon were the diversions at the Friendly Eight club affair given by Mrs. Edna Peterson at her home Thursday afternoon. The long lace-covered luncheon table, was arranged in pretty Easter fashion. In attendance were Mrs. Iola Linford, Mrs. Fern Hindmarsh, Mrs. Vera Sutherland, Mrs. Merle Bray, Mrs. Erma Olsen," Mrs. Muriel Tanner and Mrs. Helen Littlefield. BIRTHDAYS Saturday, April 4 MRS. E. J. EDWARDS MRS. LACY H. THOMPSON LE RAY DECKER GEORGE ALBERT SMITH THOMAS M. ALLMAN MRS. FRED PICKLES MRS. URZULA GEE MRS. TED MAYNARD MRS. FRANK TUCKER Sunday, April 5 , NORMAN PARKER MRS. JOSEPH LARSON CLIFTON THATCHER EARL THOMAS MRS. MARTELL KEETCH FAY PEHRSON Anrjrravatlnir Gas Wba Momaeh u Mms to mother yoa. ua yon eaa unviu a.p DrUi, try Pr.tRrKfc, rms mrmbMtivM to vara Md tooth tli stomach and asyel r. aad THXZS Imx&tiTaa tor van tin nntrt ltal I T Ct.v V i',a WW Spectators! 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IN STEP FOR A WARTIME EASTER The shoes you buy this Spring have a double duty they must look smart for the Easter Parade and be made to wear for seasons to come, if necessary. Conserve Con-serve to win ther.iyar by buying quality . Friedman Shelby Shoes. 3 93 yiCTORY BUY, mti mm laradsc NDS . awy w i . MifT U STAMPS action. At your Drag Store. "ForTfirifty i Sh6ppers' |