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Show . myd:t;cre:DjaOf P6lioiiiyeIiKs",; ' 'Oh Give Me a Horse, A-Gredit Big Horse . . , ' Orem.Spaniiship y-J Day CeleLraijon Plans At ImA W lltiK'winf MritNh; Snintiih fork Citr Iciniiiwil hnH Irhalnnin iif th hMiMim ind' MI Should' official tint T3A1LY HERALD . ROVO. UTAH COUNTY, UTAH ? MONDAY. AUGUST 13 1S4S f chairman of .the program and ar-J Should official notice of the . . ....r., : J.j. i.i..ulsumnrrr h rrMlvarf in K mtutities have arranged for plans representatives of the! civic clubs of this cltyi? Wnv J. Money, commander com-mander of the Spanish Fork Dost .,. ...:.4.-l -T-u ik v.. morning business houses will re- PorkCi met to celebrate V-J day as soon as ,UJO-rTwo Utah children died yesterday yes-terday from tMllomyelitlt tot bring thetoHof deaths in the state this year fromhe dread disease to eighth -1 T;"" ''- 1 :- - ' . . : TheVidmrrire' Samuel Earl Beckstead, 5, of Magna, and . Ida 'I main Closed all da v. .Should th the official newi - comes from been asked, to give ;pnecpart on word be received in the afternoon or evening., the stores will close Killed In Mishap of the American Legion is general Washington that the Japanese the program and ' tentative plans have accepted our surrender T asvnutllned call for presenting of for the remainderof the day and On Utah Highway I : term, s . ; -f v ..... Orem' 'will celebrate the- sood Labor Controls RelealeJoVlje tne colors, oy nvemoers m we Diamond - Fork iRldimt club, on ail tne next oay. . hews with a jollification including barbecue, band concert, program and ball game according to Mayoi1 PARK CITY. Utah. Auk. 13 U. horseback. -This is to take place No OrderTYet ,xane icutcnian, f , of Taylors- Funeral services ' wilj be con-' ducted here-Wednesday lor Hat old C. Friuehton, 43. Park aty atg p.m. on the vening.after the TbpicfltParley B, Jouey. A committee in charge of the arrangements consists con-sists of J. W. Gillman, Liops club president: A. V. Washburn, cham- official word is! received at tne Spanish Fork Livestock show grounds; community singing .with band accompaniment,' "The Star. Spangled Banner," led by Leslie Rees: prayer: singing. The Flag Meanwhile. Salt Xake City health officials said the city and county fs.well.equipped to handle infantile-, paralysis cases, even though the; number of them "is Draft miner, who was-killed instantly Saturday night in .an automobile accident near., here. : ' Fraughton was killed when struck by car while he was attempting at-tempting ' to push his own automobile, auto-mobile, which had stalled. Driver f f . : .. -'.-? i SALT LAKE ' CITY, Aug. IS (U.RJ Joseph S. Mayer, Utah director di-rector of the war manpower commission, com-mission, announced today that a oer ox jeommerce president and Ray Loveless, commander of the A SALT LAKE CITY. Aus. 13 . on the .Increase. Without a Stain.? remarks, Mayor. (U. Col. H. Arnold Rich, Utah American Legion post. meeting, of- the Utah i labor-management committed will be held here tomorrow , to discuss release of labQE. controls., i George E. Larsen; accordion solo; selective service director, said if The celebration will Uke place speech. Judge Joseph E. weison; here today that, although peace appears imminent, no orders rej-garding rej-garding cut or cessation of draft City Briefs through the late afternoon and evening Ton the day when- the community singing "uoa - uiess America," led by Leslie Rees, with hand accompaniment. . Following the ) program a bon of the..car was. Merrill Danner Of Charleston, Utah. news ox the Japanese -surrender if -t Mayerisaid. that: a gradual, not sharp; drop in employment in millUr Installations! wlU follow board activities have as yet been Draughton's son, Keith, suffered receivea rrom Washington. received by his office. a broken leg but his wife was Flirht Officer. Mark Singleton SPANISH -PORK Plans ', lor fire in the center of the- arena Drafting of men will continue uninjured.- .. left Sunday, for Waldosta, Ga., suitably observing v-J day, wnen the end of the war. He added that continued peak employfhen in will be directed by the Spanish Fork fire department and will represent the burning of Hirohito, on .regular schedule, he said, and after a week's visit with his par the official notice of Japan's sur quotas will be filled. He said 103 The grebe" makes-love to its mate by presenting her with nest ents, Mr; and Mrs. Clyde Singleton,' Single-ton,' and his wife.' Flight Officer Singleton is an A-28 Invader pilot, render . is received, - nave been Utah's coal and transportation in men are scneauiea to oe mauctea made by Mayor George E. Larsen, dustrles is) vitaL Tojo and the Japanese atrocities. Aug. 29 and 30. ing material. ; 5.. and is stationed at Moody field. (Ms a i. ft W 1 I "-- - t i ' !.- -f'-f. i"7- ' " - I-1 f fv '-i To Stop 6 V 3 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jepperson (Josephine Jones) of Hollywood, Calif., arrived in Provo Sunday night to vacation for two weeks with family members and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Singleton are leaving for Colorado Springs, Colo., to visit their son. Lit. Paul Singleton and his wife and son, Ronnie. Lt Singleton is in the medical corps and is stationed at the army convalescent hospital at (jamp carson. tie was recently promoted to a first lieutenant Mrs. Moroni J. Cottam went to Midvale Sunday, where she gave a talk on "Record Keeping," at the East raidvale ward chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Tucker (Nedra Sim kins) have left for a two weeks' ' vacation at Santa Cruz. Calif where they will visit Mr. Tucker's brother. Dr. Virl Tucker and family. They will be away tor two weeks. Sgt Arthur Watkins, son of Pres. and Mrs. A. V. Watkins, is home from Italy, where he has been stationed the .past two years. He is with the signal corps in telligence division of the army After a 30-day furlough, being spent with his wife, Ruth Hansen Watkins. and little daughter. An nette, Sgt Arthur will report at New Jersey. Lt. Commander Joseph Harris is visiting his mother. Mrs. Lexie Harris, and his sister, Mrs. Frank Woffinden. and family. Lt-Cmdr. Harris is with the 15th naval dis trict hospital in Panama, and this is his first visit home in three years. He has his own hospital in New York.' where his family lives. He took pre-mpdics at BYU. : v-: H'ayne G. Wilkinson. EM 1c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilkin son of Vineyard, telephoned his parents from Long Beach, Calif., Sunday. Wayne is on the U. S "President Hayes." , . Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. William Sharp and children of Melbum, Wyo., are visiting here with relatives and friends. They came to attend the Murdoch family reunion held at Upper Falls resort over the week end. Lee C. Bower, brother of B. H, Bower. Miss Reva Bower, daugh ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Clark Bower of Denver, Colo., and Miss Juanita May Neal, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Elwin Neal of St. Louis, ( Mo., arrived Saturday and will remain indefinitely to visit Mrs. Dottie Bower of Provo and Mrs. Bernice Cox and family, of Orem. i Pvt. Virl Shumway and Pvt Hichard Madsen of Camp Maxie, Texas, are visiting their " families for 10 days, before reporting at Fort Ord, Calif. Miss Fay Ross of LaPeer,' Mich., is vacationing at the home of her twin sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fenn and baby Also, she will visit an uncle and Sunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Davis. Miss Ross will be here for two weeks. Miss Anna Rasnrason has re turned to Ogden, after visiting at the home of her brother, . R. Rasmuson and family. Dean B, ' Phillips, AMM 1c, has been home for a week . from Sanford, Me., en route to Shoemaker, Shoe-maker, Calif., where he is to receive re-ceive assignment to the south Pa cific. He has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Ethel B. Phillips. First Lt. Lamar Edwards of the harbor craft division, of the army, on of Tiishop and Mrs. Philo T Edwards, has returned from a year spent in France. He is on 30-day leave and is to report at Camp Gordon Johnson, Florida. His wife, Shirley Andrews Ed wards, will accompany him to Florida. Cadet Eldon Harding. has left for Liberal, Kansas, after being heme on two weeks' leave to visit Bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harding. Statistics BORN Boy. to Bishop Weldon J. and Gale DeWitt Taylor, Sunday morning. mor-ning. Utah Valley hospital. Girl, to Cpl. Glen W. and Irene Wynn Godfrey, this morning. Preston Idaho hospital. LICENSED TO MARRY Donald Rowe, Mt. Pleasant, and Darlene Moore, Provo. i 1 in m V A saddle fit for an admiral who intends to ride down Tokyo's main street on Shirayuki, the Mikado's famous white horse, Jias been prepared in Reno, Nev., for Admiral William F. Hilsey. Decorated with 110 pieces of Nevada silver, and intricately tooled by saddle-makers, saddle-makers, the outfit, pictured above, is valued at $2000. It will be flown to the Pacific by Naval Air Transport. Inset shows Shiraduki, with Hirohito up. County Labor Association to Meet School Heads on Harvest Problem The dire problem of harvesting harvest-ing Utah county's bounteous peach and pear harvest without the aid of children of school age, due to the early opening of schools in Utah county, will come before a meeting of the farm labor association and school officials of the three districts tonight. The meeting which will be held in the city and county building at 8:30 o'clock will seek to strike St compromise, wherein children of farm families may stay out for minimum of two weeks and help with the harvest, according to Lee R. Taylor, manager of the county farm labor association. "We have written letters to the superintendents of the Nebo. Al pinei and Provo school districts to see if there cannot be some, way in which we can get approxi mately. 800 children with farm backgrounds into; the orchards when the emergency arises,". Mr Taylor stated. "In the letter we asked for a delay in the opening of school. The peach and pear harvests this year are the largest we have had in years, Mr. Taylor explain ed. "Unless we receiyg some? -cooperation from the school boards and get enough school children to help harvest the heavy crops, much of the fruit will not be picked," Mr. Taylor concluded. World War II Vets New Group the 'Atomic Post' SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 13 (U.R) Twenty-two World War II vet' erans agreed today that they will name their new Veterans of For eign Wars post here the "Atomic post." The veterans met Saturday with VFW officials under the chairmanship of Adjutant Lloyd E. Doman and completed an application ap-plication for a new post. VFW heads said they hope the new name will not be dropped. 3 S. Oldsters Arrange 3 fiM., SVi:M F. Forest Camp SPANISH FORK Officers from Son's and Daughters of Pio neers and Indian war veterans will hold a three day celebration celebra-tion commencing W e dnesday through Saturday at the Palmyra Forest camp in DiamonLFork it has been announced following a meeting of the officers. A big bonfire program will be held Sat urday evening to climax the affair af-fair and will commence at 8:30. During the other days, sports of various kind, horseshoe pitching. soft-ball and other games will provide entertainment, as will hikes and fishing for the men. Other entertainment will be fea tured. The following committee Will be in charge: Captain Silas H. Snell, general chairman; and chairman of program: William C. Beckstrom, publicity: L. P. Thomas, Thom-as, transportation: Bishop William J. Money, and Dell Argyle, sports committee: Joseph M. Olsen, Dan Gull and Eugene Gardner, Bon fire and grounds committee. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. A bus will be furnished to take all veterans past the age of 75 years to the park Saturday and will leave Spanish Fork at 10:30. Sentenced to death in London in If 78, George, Duke of Clar ence, was executed by being drowned in wine. Girl Drowns In Salt Lake Pool 1 SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 13 (U.R) Carmen Griffin, 13, drowned here: yesterday afternoon after telling a playmate she was "going to see how deep the pool is" while swimming at Wasatch plunge. The playmate, 11-year-old Tommy Tom-my Everhill, said the girl then walked toward the deep end of the pool, went under water, came up once and called for help and then slipped back into the water. Fire department rescue workers were unable to revive her. . Two Orem Sailors On West Virginia Reports from relatives indicate that there are two Orem boys staioned on the battleship West Virginia, besides the three Utah county men mentioned in a recent release from the navy. The. other two are Max E. Pyne, buglemaster on board the battleship, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pyne of Orem and A eel Dewey Smith, seaman. 1st class, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Smith of Orem. Pyne has been in the navy two years. He played ithe cornet in the Lincoln high school band and was a frequent Instrumentalist with the Mendelssohn male chorus. He attended navy training train-ing school at San Diego and has been on board the West Virginia through all its battles since "the ship was reconditioned after the Pearl Harbor, attack. He has a brother,' Pvt. Harold Pyne who has recently completed his basic training at Camp Maxie, Texas and is now awaiting assign ment. Smith is one of three brothers in the service. Charles L. Smith, electrician mate 3rd class, USNR is stationed at Charleston, S. C. and Pvt. George D. Smith is in the . army medical -fcorps, In ; the European theater He is a holder of the Purple Heart, the European theater campaign ribbon, good conduct medal and the service star for the Normandy and North France campaigns. He is in- the Seventh division and at toe present pre-sent time is in a general hospital m London. ADVANCED IN NAVY . Dutler C. Dauwalder, son of Mrs. Agnes B. Dauwalder of 137. South 5th West, Provo, now serving at the Navy Section. Base, Pearl Harbor, has been advanced from the rating of Seaman, First Class to that ol Coxswain. - This advancement has come to him in recognition of outstandinc faithfulness and skill in the per formance of duty, and completion of the course of study prescribed Sor this hew rating. CARUCSACT ONION SALT etutr SA1T SAVOt SALT Masoning Celery Real celery flavor in a jiffy y 1 ' H?i CT L ; Li-l'-L"'" J-V".L lM'"", M "i COFFEE COFFEE Edward's j ImSuj Slaad. lb. tor . Maxwell Room . . 20c2..54c lb. 32c L 62c ! COFFEE iTLi "IT 20c 57c 1 TaU When you think of breakfast one of the! first things you picture is delicious golden i toast , . . and.it takes quality tvead tojnake : good toast. Tomorrow, when you shop at Safeway you'll find bread of satiny smooth texture and the full, rich taste of quality. . You can be sure it's the kind that makes the toast you like! 0 RAISIN 16-os. Loaf 10c Mrs. Wright's BC2GA 0. White, Wheat or Sandwich 20 . Uoff 2 for ... . 17c TOATO JUICE 19c 29c 9t GRAPEFRUIT JUICE TewaheM. Vuwt 4t os.i Ko. 2 Tall Pancake and Watfl riout, M as. SUZANNA 10c HONEY Gle. ockr MoBtcda. S os. Marmalade 23c Wolc&M Oranq. IS os. iar BEVERLY Top Quality Poasal Sttr, II n. at ... 24s ffcatAfaf Cereals OATS "SrJti- Igc. pkg. 26c OATS Quick or Sooular lge.pkg.27c 17IIEATIES Sn"0 oz. pkg- 11c lELLCOG'SIZ'r .J.. 13c GRAPEfJUTSr: 14c RICE KRISPIES rr 12c Cacr.lr.0 fccds PEOTin S? ... 3 bottles 5e M. C. P. PECTIN 3 pkgs. 26e PAROVAX SS"? ... lb. 12c FRUIT JARS doi.70c KERR LIDS ....-. ..:'" dot 0o KERR CAPSew. ... .. . dot Iflo JELLY GLASSES . ........ dot39e VINEGAR gal.JagE5o VIIIEGARSS, ........ gal. JgB2c PICKLIRG SPICE TS-'V 2 IBc DILL SEED1TW . 2 Figs. 16c FLY SPRAY HS.T?.......... ql.33c CLEANSER,,,. 2 for 9e D0RAX0"SL. .. . . 10 ot 14c D0RAX . .. 32 ot25s fc What pats zc:t into Sancer trcakfatlj? !i l Variety! To pork ap Unit oloopy. hot-wMthat appetitaa otarf UMn off thoat morninga with a faraakfaat thai hM aparklo apd sip! Raady-to aarv eanala S wide aeopo bi anargy aua-taiaing aua-taiaing aaamia, Sarra a diflarant kind aach day. Frarf frvita and boRfea haapad oa top fwa that "extra teach." Or add hot muffiae, or homy, ftavored toaat to the raanu. The ousjeotioos below an juat a bogiiuiiBf .. . SUIWAY SJtlAKPASTS - Maloa Section Topped with Berriae Fhtfly Omelet with Baked Tomato Halvea Upside Down Marmalade Bran Muffiae Coflee or Milk UmDEOOWN MARMALADI UAN MUFFINS leflt 1 M. fcelUtit eor m cue erflk ii Vie.eaH 1 up kraa er We Sekee t tbepe- hrtninfl. 1 cue all per. O.ar mH4 t tbape. aufar j ; Si "9 manual Beat egg in bowl: add milk; etir in bran and let aoak while preparing other ingredienta. Sift and maaoom flour; sift again with eugar, baking powder , and aalt Add melted ehortening to soaked bran. Add flour mixture and stir only until Just combined. Greaee muffin tine well and place 1 teaepoonful marmalade in bottom of each pan. Drop batter in pane, filling H full and bake in moderately hot oven ('425 F.) 20 : tt or until dons. Makes 12 muffins. NUttT4lr JUAKFAST Sliced Chilled Peacbee oa . , Choios of Dry Cereal ' With Top Milk er Oresosy Money Nut Toast Coffee or Milk MONIY NUT TOAST Blend together; equal arnonnts of warm honey and eoftened luittcr m martiriiie fiwej mi tliy toast; epruUds lightly with finely chopped But-meats. But-meats. , IVIJiyftAT JUAKFAST Blended Frean Orange sad Grapefruit Juice "Quick-Cooking Rolled Oafs with Raisins " Wheat Toast ' poftso er Milk Let raisins sweeten your breakiaat eereei. To 1 cup ejukkioooking rolled eats, sdd H M cup reiaina. Seriffey Keaarwvaim' Bmrtn KUA ta WSJOBT. r. 5 ORARG'ES lb. 6c Sweet, Juicy Snail Size. . AR ADBC Sweet full Floret 3ivr a. sdi Seedleaa C H Mild Waaten E E S E Dutch MUI Aaaneaa S lb. Sea 34c 73c lb. 19c CANTALOUPEST!! ... lb. 8e CABBAGE J S , .j lb. 3c LEMONS I... lb. lie AVOCADOS Summer Frail .. i .............. . lb. 25c POTATOES Sf ' - lb. 3c LETTUCE " i lb. 1 0e CORHUZST. ..... lb. 9C y PEACHESin a- . lb. 14c PHODUCE PKICES SUBJECT TO DAJLT CHANGES. 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