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Show VOICE OF S1IAF0X PLEASANT VIEW ('luff - rtpurter) PLuiic 7t'l (IL.-L- Primar) Coiiftrenie Thursday, April 17, 1941. the tin ding boost ,n fcaiurday ; t 1 p ... if the weather is favorable. ILe H.iUf.l.lers of I lab Pioneers Li id thi.r LLonih.) in e i ling at Lne buL.e of ala Ui.ter lialistu The Aprd 10. iu- -t a.-k- LOANS INSURANCE SERVICE 3 IAN INSURANCE FRED E. RAY ON! Are. Phone 1 OS PHONE lOttO Beal Estate di Eire Inrurance I tah UTAH tl : tt jj 1 Bode tv, uud dancing concluded a wonuiitul evening lor the entile Wald me mbei ship lieUel Soviet uud Pi im.il y union meeting will be laid buildup, Apnl 2uth at the Bun olu high school. I Famous d "SIDEWALK TEST" filaslcnd Argcnne Rugs 9x2' and bonfire party was enjoyed by ft lends of iliss Merleen Smith, who eutei tamed a group of 4 0 at the Smith farm Wednesday even- SEE I I JZ Taylor Bros. Co. 2nd floor Provo Get Your - ARTHUR PROVO and at 53 that RECAPPING Phone 684 449 West Center SAM, the Shoe Man UTAH ? 1 on Soles from 49c up Live In a Better Home You Lela Davis, Iielora Davis, and Jean Conder joined the 7th grade in Salt Lake City Sal ui day, visiting the Airport, Capitol, and other places of mtei ( st Plnegnr, owe it UP UP UP 174 Phone West Center S LAWN MOWERS Id.mw a I I, libber tired, Ural Qualit) Town MOHAWK pushes easy The Best Buy $0.93 LAWN HOSE V. S. QUALITY Reinforced, 25-fe- Flexible cord for 93 telephone call across across the the Night Phone 68 39 w--s Day Phone 434-- V.'ZSTEf.:! ViktCKlIiG fi, SUPPLY Dependable, accurate, pleading service, whether you are placing DAY OR NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE WITH IIUT A SINGLE THOUGHT 16-i- n North 2nd West 434-- A. I. Daniels 0. V. Sheets Proprietors u -- Phone CO. y f would you like to hear tonight? 7 The Christian Science Monitor Fthlhked CONSOLIDATED THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE h One, Norway Street, Boslua, SOCIETY PUBLISHING MtesacbusetU i Truthful Constructive Unbiased Free from Sensation L ism Editorials Are Timely and Instructive and la Daily Feature, Together with tha Weekly Magazine Section, Make the Monitor an Idea Newspaper for the Home. Pnce $12 00 Yearly, or 00 a Month. Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $1 60 a Year Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 2) Cent. Obtainable at: CHBJSTL1N SCIENCE READING ROOM YERGEIISEII PERSONAL LOANS Cash When You Need FOX Itl ill PHONE 051J5 $20 to $300 KTK55W5r 5T50(3C7rirss3CSaSSHJa AT 8G PERSONAL Finance Co. East Center Phone 22 JOB PRINTING TAILORING Everything In Printing from a calling card to a complete newspaper. Ladies and Gentlemen FINK TAILORING Both SUITS and COATS at 35 up REPAIRING ALTERING UTAH VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Phone 13 REMODELLING See MITCHELL The Tailor 491 South 2nd Weat Ptoto 105 v v v e East 1st North Street a a a w ww Provo, Ctah w w a a a e a1 Inc. Cannon-Ashto- n, Invites You to Inspect THE FINEST USED CAR STOCK III PROVO 1 WAGON & MACHINE COMPANY zr old and useless animals bought at highest prices Sell direct to the Fox Ranch and get full value for your animals. The Worlds News Seen Through LAWN SEED lentifleally mixed and blended to produce a fine lawn quickly. Only hte most High germination select seed used in this mixture! ler package 49 Horses Wanted nation. Whose voice An International Daily Newspaper Si Phone 0I1R2 Provo Hilton A. Roborteon - Mgr, FIRE AUTOMOBILE GENERAL INSURANCE 07 East Center Phone 710 tmwujuiHHBitHMiiiiintiiim)iimuiiiiiiiimntmuBMnuiiifimiBmwiiiiimiHtwiirtmuiiHHitmrmMiitHiittuiitumiiiHinHminniBiunjHHiiuii & ACCESSORIES Many N't::. is 3 iiiS call CHRIS, JEPPESEN Central Insurance I R. S. CURTIS AGENCY Used Furniture Stoves - Guns - Tools and all items of use around the home USED AUTOMOBILE PARTS -- (Q) (Q) Ever Blooming Roses Repairing arrange your financing for you to Let ua explain build. it to you. Ui CIAT ARMY SHOES We can rii! O' lililLtii liii-VIK All Kinds and Sizes North 1st West 18 PA I NT Climbing Vines EVERGREENS Rebuilt DeLuxe Shoe 73 to your family and to yourself to own your own home. ip" J FRUIT TREES and Provo, Utah These make ideal work shoes GET THEM AT 27 West Center St. Wfc Do Expert Work Shoe. Iron Work -- UNtttuiiiimuiiiuuiiHimmiiimiumiiuwHtiuuiHittiiummHUHHimMNmmnimiHimuummHiiiHNttHmmHuHiiiuunuuHmumiimMmimtwMU Thu Parachutist of the SO lit Punctata Bnttfdion fc Fort hu chute oftor o sofa dent from, an Billing, Ceorfia, tha itnp which hold him airplane. Putiag hock on tha rUori atntata tanilon, ho not toward the- Vik umbe tha Vhute to brella, and tha wind eoflapiao K for him Tha SOlit ia tha firat of Uaeln Sams Army parnahoto battalions, hot othsrar am bains FOP Guaranteed 432 Weat Center Shep Fix-i- t liCLLOV A Full Line of - - W. W. THOMAS cant bring him anything cant be fixed." Drapers Y- SHADE TREES Flowering Shrubs SAYS: Yon 872 West Center PROVO Tin - Copper Provo, Utah. DOC FIX IT Ph. N. Univ. Provo -- Ornamental and ELECTRIC RUBBER WELDERS L Snows Cycle Shop GESSFORD'S II1G. ji Led bv J. II. Ilale Teaches at 408 West Center ; FARM NURSERIES Exchange KEYS Surrlies : 23S-- WiLD.VQQD SEE Made or Fitted 47 PHONE Radio, Washers and Refrigerator Lynn R. LeVitre REPAIRING 810 Weat Center 420 West Canter - Phone 1418W Phone 24 At FumRuf " Milford Perry USED CARS REX GRIFFITHS - s 495 North 8th Wc. t Provo, Utah 053-- 1 i at Mv rtsiNnce, open now - Phone 3 The Perry Seed S' are M) Quality 150 West 3rd North IVALLPAFER Artists Phone PERSONAL LOANS VANCE jj 2 C16-R- SEEDS Brimhall Bros. VETERINARIAN eaBawBKmmnmumu:iu:::nri $1.12 48-L- B, Phone and BATTERIES COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE J. L. FISCHER Sheet Metal Works Wells ileiham. Jamts U. S. TIRES PHONE 65 . Arenae North L'nlvervlty 53 . PAINT CO. AND DR. 1.13 Ko-lh- a. DONT FORGET We carry a full line of Farm and Field SEEDS See Us Now d 1 FLOUR Co. UTAH VALLEY GLASS .. . i" REPAIRING Call I LCDS MIXED PIG I LLI 1.44 CROWING MASH 1.73 HAYING SLASH 1.70 (Corn, llurlc) ) STARTING MASlt 1.07 SO IT WHEAT, (ret leaned) $1.35 "STAR" "TlKhEY" or" BIG II. A. C. Stela Insurance Agency FARMS FEEDS FEEDS 100-Ib- TIRE REPLACEMENTS GLASS Bllli'ffli DAIRY RALPH'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE The Home of Guaranteed Service Phone 018 63 North Univ. Ave, PROWS & IIAWS REALTY CO. Modem Tuj O War lea Acre, coops, zr of Mrs. in honor Blame Larson, nee Beth Breieton by Mis ilolly Brereton, Friday afternoon Many friends railed to ee the hiautiful display of lovely things Pit fi eshnit ills were seivad to all w ho called Mr, and Mrs. Herald Meebam of Salt Kike City visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs with his parents, 1 RUG DEPT. semi-starvati- on way and Finland are not far behind. The above map will now darken quickly from month to month. The terrible food emergency in Europe, so long forecast by food experts, is now but a step away. Spam may be able to get some help from the Argentine. In the case of the oilier countries, however, their mam hope seems to be the United States. Like the Arnot gentine, the United State only holds large, surplus carryovers of foodstuffs, of which it would be gl.td to get rid, but each one of these starving countries holds m tins country frozen dollar balance ample to pay for the food they need. Belgium, alone, has several hundred million dollars u assets here. It is then primarily a quite Bon whethe tt can be arranged to pas this food through the blockade if. at the European en-- U can be taken in control by a tight, neutral agency which will supervise its distribution to civilian) populations only and a guarantee that it will not fall into other hands. OU GROCERIES Provo GRAIN Feeds to Use Iney return more, yet cost less, and prices are adtancing;. VRKL KOFFOF.D - Mgr. BLINDS VENETIAN modern home, ! garage, good lm- - p provemeau, close In Sale jj 2600.00 350.00 Down, 20.00 per month Interest jj percent, Eienty Water. :!i We have other we am sure j jj will pleas yon. was given Choice of Oriental, Chinese, period and modem patterns in wide selection of sizes and colors. Every rug guaranteed for three years Trousseau A corners. non-cu- rl A1 EuNew York (Special) rope is on short rations. Only tiny Portugal still commands a normal food supply. Before the first of the next harvests can be reaped, five months must elapse. In some countries, remaining food stocks will have been exhausted long before, when conditions of slow starvation which already exist will become actual famine. Moreover, in several European countries the harvest covers only a few months consumption. The above map has been drawn to bring the threatened areas into relief. As may be seen at a glance, the British Isles, Germany, Italy and the Balkans, although all on rations, are not in danger. But the little, western democracies, always dependent on overseas supplies and now cut off by the blockade, are already on a basis. Darkest, immediate spots in the picture are Belgium and Poland (the latter because of war devastation and partitioning). Here, actual famine already prevails. People are dying of sheer hunger. But Spain, ITance, Holland, Nor ing Pile woven entirclyof fine quality imported wools colors that last as long as the wool itself non-ski- d back bull-hu- ij who is a trainee In the Aeronautics ecu ps at the B.Y.U. has started aetive fly mg. A Wedding Ceremony united iliss Beth Brereton of Ldaeiuont and Blaine Larson of iiaplc ton on dhuisday, April 10, at the home of the bride 8 uncle, PJlnio Breieton, who also offieiat-iShe was atin the ceremony. tended by iliss Maxine Elliott of Ptovo. and iliss LuRaine Youd of Lake Shore1. Others present inEldon Mel rill Allen, cluded. Mat Kiev of ilapleton, the btldes mother, Mrs. Molly Brereton, and htr aunt, Mrs Elmo Biereton. A U iener Konst S?h Ony$50 II. The starvation areas of Europe can be seen at a glance, above. This map will now darken from month to month as, in man; countries, the last remaining food stocks reach exhaustion. 476 S. Univ. Ave. SEEDS Profitable Valley News, Ahlander Mfg. LOOK! 1 Gas Glass Radiator and Spring Service PHONE 100 1 p WHITE SPOT COMPLETE Agency oll-cer- jj mar- par-tnula- ra Willard L. So wards PROVO a ried man who can f urtil-- h reference a to honesty and reliability. The man qualifying will be placed In position to make from 25 to $.15 per Week at start, with excellent opportunity for rapid increase in income. Write, git lug full of yourself, to Box K, y See 78 N. Univ. WANTED Have a good opening for LOANS and REAL ESTATE -- TIRES AUTOS les- lat fc.ii.Jay with all sen Was given by Z,.; Colwn, the Prnilary ch il.-r- u part ass. sted Lj fc P. Jainisuii and After tl.e pruferatn lUro.J d r t..a..g by L..a MaL.tsleiu the pan tin support fa Mis 11.. tu s muj rtfre-hni- ti ifitir Ota to Pim.urj to the 1U J rtailll 12S There are ch.,jren of Primary sue m this ward ,:h only 71 of them euro.ltd and au aver, ice atED GEM tendance of but 6 2. The orinir-an- d teachers feel tfi.it i'h the tills. Maxine U.vi - Kepoittr) pueeuts help tins hu'nlnr tould I hone u.'Sltl be hurtUMd con-itubly. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Lr ItdlU) Hi l MON and hon Pn id Fpent the ILurs id) Was a g i a afta.r week end with thtir pjurts hire Hum a ill p in. on ditung the 0 i hilui tu enjoying cine, wt.h Due to Weather Conditions tntt i tdinineut, atieruouu and no attendance the paintinr the s end of the ext, nor woodaoik on the givtu bj the Pnrnaiy a de-meeting hou-- e has made no pro- teai he. rs, who stilt'd them evenions plate lunch, and the gress at all during the last four The comn.mie in i harm ing being enjoyed by the adults weeks ut llu Wald, uudel the diretUOU asks all Sttentus. Llders, Prie-- t and Teachers to please report at ol fcu, n inti luLnt 1U) Hawkins, fc.Uuu! ut the fcuudaj Bishop t. fcUaip, Gtlhspte made welcoming reina! Ks toi the turning piugram, aim ahull gioup singing was Ami bulla, aecom-lianieeujojed b) Mis Balm sang two nuinuits, and then ills. Ballif lead a oue-aLater, in the pla in icicctu ball ills. Ballif and two Mis. i limit net u prtseuied iliss Vugtuia .Maul nances, and Plonk and Kenneth Breieton and other daiiccis Hum Biuculu high school also enlei lamed. A bullet supper was served by the Relief was held Provos Directory of Business Opportunitie s Food Map of Europe as of Today Fully Guaranteed - Thoroughly Reconditioned - Priced to Sell! 191 South Univemity Ave. - Incorporated - Phone 1S3 CHEVROLET Provo, Utah BUICK W |