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Show i PROVO" (UTAH)' DAILY HERALD,-, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1942 PAGE THREE Provo Joins 'Pioneer League9 for ' Contest in Scrap Salvage Campaign ' Provo has become a self-appointed member of the Pioneer - Salvage league organized by og--, den's former mayor, Fred M Abbott, according to Clayton f Jenkins, Utah county salvage chairman, and J. Rulon Morgan, captain of Provo's salvage team. ' Mr. Abbott names only Boise, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Ogden and Salt Lake City as members and explains that this league is not to play baseball but to determine which of the cities can gather the most scrap metal during the present "season." "We think Provo people can out-scrap any of these Utah or Idaho towns and in spite of the fact that we haven't heen invited, we're Joining the league anyway," said Mr. Morgan. "And what's more, we except to lick all the other teams and eryi up with the .league championship." The Provo team will make its own schedule and the game will be played here every day with doubleheaders each Monday, Tuesday, Tues-day, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-da Fri-da and Saturday, Mr. Jenkins stated. Captain Morgan has recruited his teammates from Provo. All are strictly home talent and they are determined to show more scrap and produce more "home runs" for Uncle Sam than any other town in the league. So look out, Pioneers, the Provo Indians are after your scalps! City Briefs 'Fence' Receives Penitentiary Termr Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Van Wag-enen Wag-enen and sons, Gene, Stephen and James, have returned to their home in Fresno, Calif., after an enjoyable vacation here for several sev-eral weeks with relatives and friends. Many parties have complimented compli-mented the former Provo couple. Mrs. R. C. Kellogg, wife of Mr. Kellogg, supervising engineer fori Defense Plant Corporation, at the Geneva Works, is leaving Fri day to return to Chicago, 111. She has been spending the past three weeks with Mr. Kellogg and has been entertained by Provoans. With the Heber C. Johnsons, the Kelloggs enjoyed a delightful week end in Zion and Bryce canyons. After a 10-day visit here, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Snelson and sons, Bob, Tom and Neil, are leaving Friday for their home in Los Angeles, Calif. Bob soon goes to the navy, and Tom, in the air corps. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harmon and Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bair and son, Darwin, have returned from a short trip . to Colorado Springs, Colo., where the men ent on business. SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 10 (UJ?) A "fence" in a Salt Lake burglary today had been sentenc-j ed to serve one to five years inl the Utah state prison following conviction of receiving stolen property prop-erty valued in excess of 350. Third District Judge Albert H. Ellett imposed the sentence on John Richard Garcia, 29, of California, Cali-fornia, after he had been found guilty on one of two counts by a jury of six men and two women. . Garcia was originally charged with grand larceny and receiving stolen property in connection with burglary of a Salt Lake jewelry store last April 19. The jury rejected re-jected the grand larceny charge. Previously Judge Ellett had sentenced Louis Enriquez, 34, Butte, Mont., to serve at least 15 years . in the state prison on habitual criminal and burglary convictions growing out of the same case. Kiwanians Hear Rent Control Talk Rent control is an anti-inflation measure, and was necessary to protect the low wage earner from being ejected from his apartment or home, Joseph C. Halbersleben, Provo area rent di-. di-. rector, told Provo Kiwanians in an address today. President Sterling M. Ercanbrack Ercan-brack was chairman of the meeting. meet-ing. Mr. Ercanbrack, Vice President Presi-dent Evan Thomas, and Secretary John R. Hart, who were official delegates of the club to the Utah-Idaho Utah-Idaho district convention at Sun Valley last week, outlined details of the confab. Mr. Ercanbrack said the Utah-Idaho Utah-Idaho district of Kiwanis International Inter-national is well up in its committee commit-tee work in comparison with the districts from the rest of the nation. na-tion. It was urged at the convention, that all clubs devote efforts to the upbuilding of morale and in carrying on the war program After visiting here with his grandmother, Mrs. M. I. Bushman, Richard Lyman Bushman, son of Ted Bushman of Portland, Ore., formerly of Provo, has returned to his home. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lave Bertelsen of Springville, Mrs. Jack Taylor and son, Mark Edwin, have now returned to their home in San Pedro, Calif. During their three weeks' stay here, Mrs. Taylor was honor guest at several canyon parties. Visiting here with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Jensen, Alva Jensen has now left for San Francisco, Fran-cisco, Calif. Jensen is a member of the naval officers' procurement procure-ment staff, and his been working in Salt Lake City, on his return from Denver, Colo. Here to visit for a few days, Mrs. Vern Hales of Salt Lake City, is guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Hales. . W. R. Sutler is leaving Saturday Satur-day for St. Louis. Mo., where he will be the guest of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rawlston Elizabeth Butler). But-ler). He p!.ans to be away for two weeks, during which time he will visit relatives and friends. After a week's visit in San Diego, Calif., Beryl and Michael Jensen have returned home. They were accompanied by their sister, Mrs. Gene G. Martin (Iola Jensen) Jen-sen) who has been spending three weeks on the coast with her husband, hus-band, who is in the marine corps. A number of informal affairs have made pleasant the stay of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Grow, who plan to leave Friday to return to their their home in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Sheffield Shef-field (Kathryn Grow) gave a party at their home in Springville, during the week and they have been entertained in Provo, Bountiful Boun-tiful and Salt Lake City. Mrs. Grow is the former Sarah Mabey. They have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Jacobsen, in Provo. PROVO JAYCEES Utah's Outstanding JUNIOR CAMBER OF COMMERCE CLUB Invites You To Attend THE FIRST ANNUAL PROVO POLICEMAN BENEFIT BALL .TONITE . . . AT RAINBOW GARDENS $50 War Bond Door Prize!! j $1.00 PER COUPLE Help Your Boys in Blue They Help Youl School Schedule Allows Students To Pick Tomatoes LEHI Schools of the Alpine district schools will begin Monday morning, with high school students stu-dents registering Monday and beginning be-ginning their class work Tuesday morning. Elementary schools will begin Monday morning. Lehl schools will begin at 8:30 and dismiss at 1:30 with a 15- minute lunch period. The earl dismissal will give the students the afternoon for help In th harvest. Teachers have volunteered volunteer-ed to supervise groups of students in the tomato fielda A full class schedule will be carried out and bus schedules arranged ar-ranged to meet the early class schedule. The 8:30 schedule will be carried out during the harvest Steel Production In U.S. Far Ahead Of Axis Capacity WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 U.R Steel production in the United States is "far ahead of the best the axis nations can do," and 75 per cent of the monthly output out-put of 5,300,000 tons is going into direct war use, the war production pro-duction board reported today. Estimated ingot production for 1942 is 86,000,000 tons, with about 70 per cent destined for finished steel products. All steel not needed need-ed for war products is" being used in essential industries such &s. railroads and machinery manufacture, manufac-ture, the WPB said. The WPB estimated axis ingot production, including that in German-controlled countries, at 71,-000,000' 71,-000,000' tons in 1941, when the United Nations were producing 65 per cent of the world's steel output. The WPB illustrated ' the ' need for steel by showing the tonnage used in various pieces -'of battle equipment. A medium tank takes 38 tons of rawteel, a liberty ship 4,500 tons, four-engine bombers, 15 tons; fighter planes, 3V4 tons, and giant 16-inch howitzers, 576 tons. WPD Conciliator -Conies to Settle Dispute at Plant George R. Roberts of Washington, Washing-ton, D. c:, representative of the war production board, arrived here today to attempt settlement of a dispute at the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe plant that resulted in a large number of men quitting their jobs and seeking employment employ-ment elsewhere. Mr. Roberts was in consultation this morning. This afternoon he was scheduled to meet with the negotiating committee of local 1654, United Steel Workers, according ac-cording to Ralph H. Peters, international inter-national representative of the United Steel Workers of America for this district. The dispute at the plant seems to be over application of one of the clauses of the working contract, con-tract, the clause bejng given different dif-ferent interpretations by the company com-pany and the workers. Her favorite food, Joan Leslie says, is her mother's Irish stew topped off with chocolate malted with officials of the pipe company j milks and pie. Howe Objects To School Site At North Park "Tf we retain the Sowiette park, as a center of beauty and culture cul-ture in remembrance of our valiant val-iant pioneer forefathers, wo shall perpetuate ourselves in the memory mem-ory of the generations to come." Thus averrod Ed. M. Rowe, representative rep-resentative of the Sons and Daughters of the Pioneers, before the city commission today. Mr. j Rowe. staunch advocate of preserving pre-serving the present park without alteration, reiterated his 'stand that the city and school -: board should look elsewhere for a school site and retain the park as a cultural cul-tural center. Although the school would not bo constructed for at least two years, the board of education is anxious to get a 'site selected as soon as possible while building lots are still available. The other site under consideration is located on North University avenue, adjacent ad-jacent to the Rainbow Gardens dance hall. To support his stand of placing the high school on another site Mr. JlOwe presented to tho com mission a petition front 1 77 people peo-ple who live in the vicinity of the Sowiette park. All signers were opposed" to tho building- of the school on that site. s . Men, Women Over 40 Don't Be Weak, Old Feel Peppy, New, Years Younger Take Ostrra. Contains mml tonic, stimulants . often needed after 40 by bodle lark In Iron, calcium cal-cium phosphate and Vitamin Ba A 73-ycar-oi4 doctor writes: "It did so much fur patient. 1 lot U myself. HmuIu were flue." Get special Introductory Introduc-tory S5e. stse Ostrex Toole Tablet today lor Wy , Ztfc. titan feeling peppy, younger, tola very d.v For sale at alt (rood drus stores. adv. Berry Marketing Report Is Filed During the 1942 season, the Utah Berry Growers' association of Orem sold 20,832 cases of berries ber-ries of various grades, according accord-ing to I. J. Burr, secretary. Sale of these berries netted the association asso-ciation a total of $30,406.43. Netting growers $1.45 per case, 19,329 cases of No. 1 grade raspberries rasp-berries were sold. One hundred fifty-nine cases of No. 2 berries gave the growers $1.35 a case, and seven cases of the No. 3 grade brought $1.25 per case. Netting Net-ting growers $1.66 per crate, top prices were paid for 178 cases of black caps. Bringing $1.55 per case, 885 cases of a special grade were sold. With the average handling cost per case of the berries estimated at $.064, 183 cases of dewberries brought $2 per case and 91 cases of currants brought $1.35 each. Growers this year obtained $2,-025.43 $2,-025.43 more than last. However, this year's crop was 5168 cases less than last season's crop. The increase was accredited to higher prices and better handling methods. Although most of the berries were consumed on the Utah market, mar-ket, some were shipped to California, Cali-fornia, Wyoming, Idaho and Colorado. This Day . . . BORN Boy, to Hal and Lucy Wadley Haycock, Wednesday. LICENSED TO MARRY Arnold E. Graham, 24, San Diego, Calif., and Afton Fisher, 19, Provo. Gerold Vance Fowkes, ,30, Ne- phl, and Elma Tietjen, 26, Santa- quin. Dell Giles Gilbert, 20, Peru, Ind., and Lovica May Grimes, 17, Peru, Indiana. Coming Events Rotary Club, Friday. 12:15 Keeleys. Speaker, H. Grant Ivins, state OPA director, "How OPA Prevents Inflation." SCHOOL LUNCH BROADCAST All persons interested in the operation of the WPA community school lunch program for the coming year are advised to listen to an address by Arthur Gaeth, well known news commentator, Sunday at 12:45 over KSL. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline (non-arid) (non-arid) powder, hold falM teeth more firmly. To cat and talk In more comfort. com-fort. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plats. No gummy, gooey, pasty taate or feeling. Checks "plate odor", (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. adv. BUY WAR SAVING BONDS AND STAMPS NOW! EH3 1 (DOS 000118 on sal thursday FRIDAY SA TURDA Y Corner Center Street and University Avenue 25c JBR. ILYOKPS TOOTH POWDER i SUBBILIE ISMM EVER YOURS. 11 oz. 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