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Show Central Utah War Effort W6 n't De lay Geneva Expansion Top Officials Declare Mailed for , CCs Fun Party News Briefs Underwriters to Survey Orem To Determine Improvemenfs Needed for Fire Protection at Meeting MAY 1, 1951 Provo, Utah County. Utah TUESDAY. DAILY HERALD 800 Attend 500 Invitations Tabernacle Rulon Daman bas returned 500 Invitations have from LongBeach, Cal., where he Nearly,! cause company how $25,Q00,0O0 annu- attended I that the war effort would the regional meeting of been mailed out for "the Provo By THE RON H. LUKE '.? annual r Chamber" of Commerce! fan increasing "dislocation" in the ally to 6600 employes has been the Boy Scouts of America. Nearly. 800 LDS i Priesthood Need tfiTmore steel for the war civilian Fun party, scheduled for Thurs- members heard reports, on the steel enonomy. as time the largest single private payroll - : J effort should not delay expansion goes on.KThey said it would be4 in" Utah for some time. Of this Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolf of day at 7 p.m. in, the golf club local welfare and tabernacle ret . "will now OREM the Orem have m tion until conditions are deter-at was 4500 at the the Smart- - shop have Jjust re house. It programs announced today modeling projects" at a special work underway city impossible to , say at xnis lime, numberj about Gene va Steel plant and Ihe new however, what percentages Geneva' plant,. with the balance at turned from Los Angeles where by Clayton Jenkins, manager of Priesthood meeting for the four, new survey made by the fire un mined, he said. just To Map Program sheet mill should be finished by of civilian products wi" te at Ironton, Keigley quarry, ihe com- they went on a buying trip and the chamber, derwriters board to idetermine; X stakes in the Provo area. '' to work with to Mr. October with a new ,openhearth fected. to two have donel be sent what been needs reduce The Invitation' in coal Carbon mine Rossagreed the Wolf's . Mrs. also Bird of to President Victor visit J. sister. pany's fire Insurance rates, a a result water department officials in was pointed out that the en county, and the Iron ore mine Mrs. Sylvia .Karsun; En route oiit to charriber members ' ana Utah stake, was in tharge and Hired; 10 go mio It eariy " proquctiqn 1 . next year. Jj ,Djr r rea of a meeting of the city cquncil. mapping a program for placement home they stopped in Las Vegas special guests, he said. , tire payroll of the Geneva TSteel near Cedar City. reports were , preseniea areas and'. As one of the features of the Markham, of the TiiU was revealed Monday at a Utah stake pres ureni vqiunieer iiremen, assisunt of hydrants in business ' Word ha been received by' Mr. party, Mr. Jenkins said it is idency: President Antone K. Fire Chief Howard Jacobson and heavily populated areas. Philp prejs Conference in Sail Lakeand Mrs. Willard Hawkins that planned to introduce all of the Romney, Provo stake;jJ. F. Para Arthur Ross of the fire underwrit- Edwards and Kay Loveless of the City! with three visiting vice preswater department reported that ' loents of the U: S.. Steel corpora their son, Carl, has just passed new members of. the chamber at more. West Utah slake presi ers board Monday evening. their present program was to inIn recommendations S. reviewing the Illinois bar examination. Mr, the party. tion? and Dr. Walther Mathesius.. President Ariel Ballif, dency: stall hydrants every half mila to the Orem made will also fire certificates esident , was departthe Engraved Hawkins of the Geneva Steel East Provo stake; Clyqe Crockett, graduated from pi on I . law school at Northwestern utfl be presented to all past presidents East Provo stake presidency "and ment by the fire underwriters in and closer where necessary, company. project of laying 15.000 feet President ,J. Earl Lewis, West 1948. Mr. Ross pointed out that the versity in December. Iri June he of trie chamber, It was reported. Clifford Hood, executite vice be Utah stake. the greatest need of the city at of six and eight inch lines this i to go to Washington, D A professional floor show, ' president of operations few U. S. OREM Final flans were laid if inal decision was delayed in so expects1 Art that time was to improve the wa- summer. Adamson and where will arranged by he be affiliated Operations of the welfare farm ter Steel, saw Geneva for tie first and bids considered on the con far as the awarding of the bid was C, the law was also th It that flows will E. reported P. in a be Ersystem by increasing offices of Pres. Ashton, with highlight and cannery. Quotas assigned and time Monday and declare: "A nection to the Salt Lake aque- concerned. lines and installation of many city had met the recornmenda-tio- n .'!.;,' nest Wilkinson of Uhere. of the party. . financial status of the two ven the most excellent steel mill! under duct which will permit Orem city of the fire underwriters In The Orem city water depart His wife, the former BYU, more fire hydrants and; additional be will A dinner served: buffet Jean Nelma tures were discussed . the hy excellent management. to. bring Its Deer Creek water ment will have full responsibility Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rowe is general chairman was fire nothing smaller than four laying meet fighting equipment only inch lines the speakers. In order to since .the recommenda Traveling with him wer: Roger dq.wn. to the city for culinaryfof the installation: but casts will T. Will Jones of Provo and baby for the event. j . a secondary. demand for help, voluntary Jt. Plough; executive vlci presi- use. at a Joint nceung oi tne be paid by the Orem metropoli will i tions were made. i him. .. ' of two work will 'be accompany days pledge Orem .metropolian water board tan , water board and it will be tlnits dent In charge, of the law Three to Fire Chief Pumping Scott According necessary from every Melchizedek for U..S. Steel, and Gedrge and the Orem city council Mon- - repaid 50 per cent-- - of the costs' Mr. anfl Mrs. Ivan Tanner of Orem city fire insurNow Orem is approaching the Thompson,' priesthood member thjs season, or W. ftponey, executive vice presUjday-eveninance rates are as high as they over a period of time. All phases Blackfoot,. Ida., and Mrs;i Luna in n estimated cast!, its ion where mark three equivalent units pUnjping Leg In' charge of accounting. be listed, and while a small Lazell Robbins; Gilbert : W. of the installation; will be super- J. Cazier of Feller, Ida., ate at $15, it was stated. win do necessary and; the board may Philo T. Ed- vised by an engineer of the rec- guests this week at the home of was' reduction in the busiRichardson and to More funds will needed is moving towards the recommen- ness districts' granted New. Product bq a over ago wards, member of the water lamation "service." Waste and loss Mrs. Hettie Carter of.Cartf rville. i complete the remodeling .and re- dation of another firie station," they are still very high. year I A reducotwater will be the city's re- - During the week they Will visit Unless undue delay w encoun board, were prent. tabernacle to the of r Mr. Ross said. ' decorating one point in the rates tion of in southern Utah going to- both tered in securing machinery, the ' Plans were made for keeping snpnsibility. ::'u make it up to modern standards "We Want you to realize .the would only worth be $25,000 to the temnew mill to roll sheet steel should accurate account, by installing the St. George and Manti as an auditorium fori stake con recomjnendations are aimed at : The "Dean .Mendenhall Provo ferences and special events, it the be finished by October. Xr. Ma measuring devices, of all water Lples. Mr. Tanner and Mrs. Cazier is a plan to work to city. meat It said "that the Gillman in Mayor Post the order that IS, American Legion, will Was brought out.;" thesius said. It willemplqy about in the system are a brother and sister of Mrs. wards, tand you must do the best city could not legally find money ' ' a ' 50 rnennd give Geneva bnother city may determine after elect officers at its membership Carter. ,' can. Before we cad even dis you buy more fire equipment at. finished. product 'and a j greater period of. time the best method meeting Wedne"sday at 8 p. m. rate reduction at new sur to cuss, present time as it was not inwater o and 1st for E. course 355 chance- of competing jpn the Mr. and Mrs. Clifton ToJboe, at the Legion home,bringing iessential and it cannot be the is vey cluded in the budget for this year, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence; Harmon N., according to" Ross Ratcliffe, peacetime steel market. Construc-tio- rt culinary use io the city. All BORN a promised before thrpe or' four "the were made perand Mr. and Mrs. William Harlin commander. underway on the new water taken from the aqueduct At Utah Valley hospital: month period as too many otherj but if. an study enters haps improvement before measured it e be will 10th at tl a the short Candidates for commander, have just returned from plant, opehhearth, cities have requests for such a could be financed and "program budgeted Orem's 2,000,000 gallon reservoir Today: nominated at a previous meeting, and two hew soaking its. . vacation trip to Las Vegas. study prior to' ' Orem's,", he. con- -: for in 1952. . . ,i and the water will be metered out Boy, to ' Edward hi. and Dona are Arvil S. Conk and George E t'.nued. i Irie sheet mill, ope ihearth, to in users the ' water Elmo Larsen. city. Mr. conand Irs. Mr. Ross recommejided that Orem. soaring pits and ' attendant Orem city will purchase the Haddockto Clark, Other nominees include: First Orem Continue its hydrant in- struction' will cost in. the neighSim- - of Salt Lake City were visitors Lula and ;C. Girl, .Ray the Orem water from Mrs. Harry Conoyer in Provo on Sunday with rela vice commander, Edward W. borhood of $6,000,000 and! employ De$r Creek Reverend Willi aim Sedat, Istallation program and comple- Orem. fGuatemalariS-missionarmetropolitan wter board at a fee m6n Holt, friends. tives and A. Charles and Thomas furon a. total of about 75 additional not oioinir tion Bentley prolects.' The yet determined and the board Boy, to Richard, and Sharee second vice commander, Harold lough for a year to: continue agreatest count against jthe city at Compares Blue Donnst workers. ' j from theJPoulson Wheeler, SpringvMe. in it will turn purchase D. Brown Richard a and J Smith, linguistic study, will fulfill jthe present time is lack of fire MrrHood said he .had no figures Deer Creek board for, $3.05 per -- Loves Its Taste! i School PTA adjutant. Don E. Clark; . chap- speaking engagement' in Provo's. hydrants.-He- ' advised, against the available on how muchiof" Ge acre foot, April 30: Joaquin sum of lain; Arthur D, Coleman and Wil- Church of the Nazarene at 7:45 expenditure large neva's current output is going It was agreed that Oreni would Boy, to William Thomas and Schedules Final Meet liam R, Firmage; historian, Dal-H- s pk m tonigni, accoraing 10 rev- money; on the present GMC truck .'into the waf effort bull that it purchase 220 acre reet for May. Betty Lee Keith. Smith. Orem.. as it could still only be listed as A. Christensen, Richard L. erend Mildred Roberts. : is to and Normanits , 1 Girl, Wesley furnishing proportionate 4 and July of this? year and. Lorraine Dr. John Bernhard of the BYU Danner and Thomas R. Parry; Revi Sedat who a Provo. Accompanying engine.; Eyen after share of the 50 per cent of all June Thompson, if more order is It necessary. at be will the e in Drys-dalthe B. is still faculty no made speaker will make several appearances survey sergeant steil made by .U. S. Steel cor prom King 'Soy, to Don p. and Vema King the rnal. anticipated that the connection Caldwell, and Franklin Fredericks; this, area will be. the' Reverend ise can' be. made of a rate reduc- meeting of the school Provo. pora tton which b going Jf or war installation? will get under way PTA,' Wednes finance officer, A. I. Daniels arid and Mrs. RayrnondE Sherwood, needs." Dr. MathesiuS revealed by s May 7 nd ,be completed by Girl, to Lloyd and Verna year atfor8 Joaquin p. m. district . superinterrdnts of the.day ; thai Geneva Alma E.1 Wright: and four-yeProvo. Christensen rollifcig some Walker, ' isaga retur use , of 20 permitting the An interesting musicail program executive committeeman, Fred missionary entrprisegyof revada-UtahL. to the May to. and steel for ships.Na ' Beryl Boy, Quentin water for the .latter part of May Hansen . has also been arranged. Hafen and N. LaVerl Christenv Nelson, Springville. purpose for which the plant was which is one of the shortest supBorn in East Prussa,vNurnish-ke- n, ' sen. Show , ... Boy, to Emer N. and Genevieve originally constrjuciea. :.'.v"v ply months for the city. , Rev. Scdat immigrated to '. i Additional nominations Orem. Prows be Ostler, may '.)"'. were I Bids, on the installation The gftrgeous night show of the made from the floor Praises L'Uh Labc 'in. States and United settled the electo AMERICAN FORK prior AMay 16 i Creer MARRIAGE LICENSE considered from the L. the . southwest. He graduated has been set by the Garden polaj aurora,' or'nor'thei-- lights," ' club Mr. Hood praised the quality of company for $1148 and from occurs oftencr and extends far- tion, Mr. Ratcliffe said. from Pasadena college and wnt of this city for its annual spring Utah labor and the 'general ap- Woods andDecker for $1210 and Sheldon Clifford Ewcll, 19, ther south in the sky in the weeks a to as Guatemala mitsionary xo i lower, snow, De. rieia in ine pearance of . the' GenevSi plant. still otherAids were expected to Lehi. and. Arlene Featherstone, just before and after the equiHe' speaks Germfn fluently Alpines stake .tabernacle ., baseUntil his inspection Moaday, he day, and as a result action on the 18, Lehi. noxes, March 21 and Sept. 21. Provo He alongwith English, Spanish.Kek-ch- i7 ment. jThe show will be open to was. one of the. relatively! few top lcarrted the language of tlje flower; entries Tho had anyone and U. S?. Stfcl officials Indians of Guatemala and at the committees'' byhave-seen facilities. never arranged .the Geneva a diligent., study that time made conthe awarding of' i 10. sweep- -, to a question of Greek and Hebrew; in prepara- for ' stakes ribbons Geneva's and, one, grand Many model houaewivea have taken production cerning tion for translation. iAs- a result champion award. costs, he said the plant "com- this tip. from Mrs. Harry Conover. seven j his of intense labors during . Provo's. Junior Mrs.i C. 1. Jensen president, Compare Blue Bonnet Msrgarine. Chamber fjf costwise" i pares very favorably; the of translation, gospel ' will elect new officers years J. Miller, ice presi- with any spread at any price. like the wih other plants-i- n trie U. S. and Mark as well as a and Elden ...,!: Conimerce see the-- NIT basketball films of .John of and are Steel system from this standpoint dent, general chairmen. noted beauty and TV personality, selected .(passages of Show and PTA offici- the Skyline Six and National In- stration. ' at its regular meeting set for 8 number were DrJ Mathsius pointed out that the alsYouth council ichairman is Mrs.' William yodH love the delicate, aunny-awethe into translated on tournament vitation called of basketball "All scripture be the will' today 'proceeds E. Shelton, with the following fiator of this parehjsto all vegrlabU p. m. Wednesday in KeeleysV rlamt s production costs jhave to Kekchi Indiapi language. committee cooperaie in enabling their chil- champions. Three demonstrations spent on a ceiling projector for YouH appreciate. BLUE Three i. candidates have been original heads in be low, because Genevja must dren margarine. assisting to is attend The invitpd toj support the refreshment will be given "each of the after- Provo's visiting teacher to use as nominated for public n t, but this, service. stand a 'much, longer freikht haul arrangements: Mrs. Di W. Jones, "Bonnet'i nutrition. No other spread scheduled at the Provo high noons with the first' at 2:15. At- she sees fit to aid in the educa- nominations are preside is richer in Vitamin A the to piarkets than man other U. S. sale still The open. publicity; Mrs. Glen j Chadwick, for bread school- gymnasium, Thursday and tendance- of the children will be tion of Provo's bedfast afflicted current candidates are And you'll welcome Ha around! Curr year Mrs. J. Eldenl Curt entries;it &ieci pianis. Miller, real 'f schools children." Mrs. Thomas said. - tis, Earl Norton and Dr. Archie will be on hand as commentator by the various eetmomu."o buy Bloe Bonnbt Mrs." Mr. Hood declared his visit and. Friday lafternoons in connection staggered Ernest Hindley Jr., and staging; Boys 'and Girls week to avoid congestion. ' Fifty PTA women will be on Bowden; The winner will succeed for the films. get "all 3" Flavorl Kutritionl . Mary Mrs. that of his two companions ar-- 1 with,tBe Lloyd, arranging;' Econom-e-f s demonstration bv Mrs. Robert Thomas, "adviser to hand to conduct the fale, Mrs. President Art Gillette. ; ried no significance as far as any basketball ti Douglas Mercer is m charge of awards, and Mrs. Xeo Hansen, Coach' Stan Wattsand the BYU the Family day; Committee for Pti nomas i BYU i saja. Coach thefurfther expansion at' Gmeva is J hostesses. Watts Stan Hoop "' meeting. Theo Anderson, chairman of Boys and Girls week, which is concerned. The trip, he said, is team. .: of sale dembe will the the Proceeds Youth the basketball also Provo sponsoring council, merely to. correlate Gen ?va pro- used for a projector to aid in the onstration, said popcorn, ice made a plea for support of the duction with the rest of he U, S. education of bedfast children, cream, soda water and candy will benefit sale and emphasized th I Steel" system. Some 6000 Pfovo school chil- - be sold af stahds near the Provo need for the projectors in eduAbove .Capacity rdren are expected to witness the high gymnasium .before, during cating children confined to their ; demonstration by their idols ' and after, the basketball demon- - homes with illness. Dr. MathesTus reveafedlthat Ge neva is how operating ai "slight- current rated capa .ly labovei'-it- s Mijjui.iiiij-mgacity of lf440.000 ingot tonsper year a substantial increase, he pojnted out, from Jhel plant's original rating of 1.283,44a. When V TtniTHIUmOHrrORS! the new openhearth is cdmpleted, , Geineva will be rated at 1,600,000. vwmti j$TD ruv almost equal to'' the jl ,800,000 planned for U.- S . Steel's latest Fajrjess mill to be costructed . : 5 , I . - , i j I Orem City, Water Board Okeh De ta ilson Use of Aqued uct -- 1 1 A - - . i - i . j Ame rica Slates Election g ; , - Wednesday Night - : -- . . - Statistics V. - - Nazarene Church o j- To Hear Visiting Missionary Speak - e Iov-eridc- - I" 1 " j " - i of-an- y - non-stand- j ard , i f . Garden Club Sets ar : . . i : . MM Date Flower ' !': n - - - Jaycees of Plan Election Of New Officers Youth Week, Refreshment Sale To Facilitate Purchase of Projector for Bedfast Children - i , . : : ; - j et fine-qual- ity -- ' - e! is - - j..,,.--.-- . . - . j " y f j F7i - - I In fMorrisville, Pa. Dr. Mathesius, In answer, to a question on the e of Ufeh's iron said no- ore ore, by U. ' S. Steel is being controlled' shipped outside thf state. All U. S. 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