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Show OREM-CENITVA HMW THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1953 NAVY WINS INTERCOLLEGIATE CREW RACE Utah Tomato Juice Flows to Markets Across the Nation Rivers of tomato juice ithat BUOLD YOUR FUTURE IN UTAH VALLEY EDGING OUT CORNELL, Annapolis crew (right), wins 51st annual Intercollegiate rowing re-gatta re-gatta on Lake Onondaga. Syracuse, N. Y., finishing three mile course In 15 minutes 29.6 seconds. It was twentieth consecutive varsity victory for f 'ashy Navy crew. (International SoundpMo) Ray Huff and Mrs. Huf are visiting in Orem. Mr. Huff :s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Lull and one of three sons in !hc service. He is stationed at Shepherd Field, Texas where h is instructing. WANTED ' I Orem I Representative : ITelVjrid? Motor Co. needs a silcs representative jj If you like money and arej not afrcitj of work, apply! in person. f c Contact "Marv"' Laws at Tellurlde Motor Co. ' Prova I r" rBf?.iajB.air..imittiifi?-P: q Mrs. Gwen Lambert and two cM;:'ren cf M;sa, Arizona visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. K. Moon, last week. She attended the - Leadership Week activities and will return home Wednesday. ! V ! N S ' BUTCHERY NOW OFFERING UTAH COUNTY. POULTRYMEN HIGHEST QUALITY BABY CHICKS leghorns ' Hampshire's order now axis insure delivery date IV1KS HATCHERY Ancriean Fork. Utah Phone 455-J Insure and B-Sure! CALL SAMUEL LEVIN The Friendly insurance Agency Complete Insurance Protection Phone 557 Provo ? "S5 .: BIO 50 PIECE n Admiral WaHt'DkMut PETER pfo O Walt OftMy Productions : I HERE'S HOW TO GET YOUR .WE TV STUDIO It's terrific! It's colossal A .and it's hantutl free! Just brine Mom , or Dad to our store and ask for your FREE TV Studio. Everything included 4 . . big colorful stage ... 20 actors that really move ... 22 pieces of scenery . . . camera . . . camera man . . . everything cut out and ready to put together. EVERYTHING va STAGE 4 EXCITING TVSHOWS IfBghHMar, 4. Sky K!og v"8 4 and . L 5Hpt Book Mom! Dad! No Obligation I Here's a wonderful opportunity for you to see the full line of dependable new Admiral home appliances and television eta . . . and get a fabulous toy for the kiddies absolutely FREE. Recently I heard from Sterling Price, who with Mr3. Price, is touring Europe at the present time. The letter was written from Venice, Italy and was so inter esting that I should like to pass t aloiig to the readers of this column. "I have just come from a Com nvjnist political rally. If this Ic'.ter is cut short, it- won't be because of lightning, but because the train has just whistled. We are waiting for it on our way to Zurich. "We have spent the waning days of the political campaign in Italy. What a campaign! "Noisy, bombastic, and always a regiment of troops around. The one this morning was perhaps the last in the public square in frcnt of the Cathedral of Milan. "Fifty thousand can crowd into this square, and it appeared to be pretty well occupied. Three rows of soldiers; armed with machine guns encircled the stands. "One week from, today, Sunday, Sun-day, is election day,- and cam. paigning must cease five or six days before- Six political parties have candidates listed cn the official of-ficial ballot, but a man told me yesterday that there are really 56 parties in Italy. "Every building is plastered from the ground up with bold posters of the most vicious type. If the owner of a building wishes to keep the posters off his prop' erty, he must buy a license, costing cost-ing upward of $900.00. If he per. mits the posters, he must remove them within four da election, or suffer a fine of about $300.00. So it' is cheaper to remove re-move the posters than to buy the license. The guide told us this morning that the Communist Party controlled about 8 million votes as against 14 million of the Christian Democrats. That all may be changed come Sunday. You probably know by this time what really happened. Train just pulled into the station; more later. lat-er. SWP." Those of us who think some, times that America is going to itlie dogs, should be with Sterling Sterl-ing on this journey. There is little lit-tle doubt that our own political campaigns wax a little "dirty" j.uop a.w 4SE3J b ;nq 'souniauton have to look down the muzzle of a machine gun as we conduct them. Despite all the faults and shortcomings of the people who live in Utah Valley, it's still about the best place to live in the entire world. have their sources on scores of Utah farms and their destinat. ! ions on thousands of American dinner tables brought $837,000 into the state last year. j Claude Parry, Utah "representative "represent-ative of American Can Company, reports that 8,734,000 cans of tomato juice were packed in the Beehive State in 1952. j Mr. Parry, whose company cooperated co-operated with canners in devcl. oping a process to retain the natural flavor and high vitamin content of tomato juice, audei that Utah canners last year also packed the equivalent1 of 30,-. 874,500 No. 2 cans of other torn- : ato products, including whole 0) Attorney and Mrs. Melvyn 1 Sheiley and two sons of Hol-brook, Hol-brook, Arizona, were house guests Saturday and Sunday at the C. I. Moon home. He is District Dis-trict Attorney at Holbrook. $ Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hill that their son, Max, will take his basic training at Fort Ord, Cal., as a member of Company C, 1st Infantry. 0 Mr- and Mrs. Thorval Rig-by Rig-by nd Sterling have returned from a vacation trip that took them to Mexico City. They went by way of Loredo, Texas, spent five days in Mexico City, saw other places of interest including a bull fight, and returned by after the way of El Paso, Texas. 95 U. S. Rock Wool ' Sales Co. 1698 S. Statt, Orem Phone 697 W . Friday and Saturday REGULAR ADMISSION o Matinee 3:30 p.m. Saturday Only OOUIMM nCTUMS RITA HAYWORTH STEWART ' GRANGER. 9eeAnlco& tarn Kn tr HARRY KLEINER SALOME CHARLES LAUGHTON Judith ANDERSON Sr Cedric HARDVICKE M SYDNEY Muafet SCHWARTZ AmoM MOSS Ah BADEL telUDDYADLER nx WILLIAM DIETERLE commotion nooucnoM . KIDS MATINEE Technicolor Lion and the Horse Comedy Serial Cartoons STARTS MONDAY PLAYS ALL WEEK Admission Children 25c Adults 60c before 7:30; 75c after 7:30 NOTICE July 4th Only Continuous Showing from 3:30 p.m. All Children 25c attrtainmcal A , A New Achievement in Motion Picture En! I S KB IOMJT MIKQU ectM V W )' I ' rtHi - .,, wt at Htm M ' T'-, vt try I :ano another (j)dTwumphi JJ EAR OWOTRY. ,; sir - ;. ;ci"A . it -p. V ATHUH-LlfE m.MT .r TECHNICOLOR VOVENTUK WaHOiyrrliKl(oM W "V IJi"","",","i"iiiMiiiiii ;t V M wife - U' Fri. and Sat. June 26 - 27i THE GIRL NEXT DOOR PLUS THE FROGMAN CUTE TRICK SHAVER-rDisc jockeys get up very early in the morning and Bill Gordon, platter king on Cleveland, Ohio, Radio Station WHK, is no exception. He saves shaving time, however, with the help of a cute trick ol a little shaver who scrapes the stubble off his cheeks just before air time. Seen above, Bill watches in a portable mirror while pretty Patty Rowe clips his whiskers with a battery-operated portable shaver. Of course I could do it myself," says Bill, "but Patty dog it better." Sun. thru Wed., June 28. July 1 GUN SMOKE AND ANGELS IN THE. OUTFIELD tomatoes, tomato Daste, tomato puree and tomato sauce. "Processors, bought 98 percent of all the tomatoes grown in Utah in 1952," the can.making firm's representative said, "providing farmers with a $1,973,000 market for the more than 75,000 ton of tomatoes that they produced for the slate's pack." O Sherman Harward is locat. ed at Fort Ord, Calif., an is training as an army cook. His wife, Sarah, has rented an apartment apart-ment near her husband's camp. Karen Snow was a housa guest of Launa ; Littlefield last week. ' - ' Thurs. and Fri. July 2-3 THE DESERT FOX ALSO GORKY OF GASOLINE ALLEY G in PROVO CONCESSIONS, PARADES! FIREWORKS! PAGEANTS! 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