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Show TEE VOICE OF SIUROX Thur-d.i- Gov. Maw Issues Appeal For Cooperation of Citizens To Provide Recreation F' All Utah Service Boys i in the total crop acreage for 1942. W inter Cover cover Crops crop peed, rroduted principally a in the Pacif.c Northwest, hag 1942 goal rent over 1941 ne incrtae is VegeVay s for fresh vi gctaits sought use, ana for canning, but the largest increase sought is in the number of farm gardens. Sugar No limit acreage , Forestry the Products prob- lem is one of ol taming increased suj p lies tut retaining a high de of const rvation gree against tuture needs Fruiis Since fruit production cannot be quickly increased, emphasis will be on better distribution and prevention of wate flrn J Celebrates 102nd Birthday .. FEEDS .. low i lM.sr AUIk Ql st & TODAY: AGAINST COLD WINTER WINDS GOLDEN OIL Deer Creek Projects Nearing Completion Through the Civic Clubs of FOOD FOR FREEDOM Utah, where they are located, and to every Utah city, town or ul- Tfl DC1PU ODHPOIH HUUl1Alil III ULAun lage where there 1s a battery of the Ltah National Guard, Gover- Next Monday at 10:00 A. M. bids will be opened in nor Heibert B Maw this week Provo Tost Office for work to be done on the fifth major has issued an appeal for the codivision of the Deer Creek project, the widening of the Frovo operation of citizens to provide amusement entertainment, and ' Farmers and farm leaders of liiver Weber River Diversion Canal near Kamas. Work on imreoeation for all every county of Ltah will be this part of the project is expected to get under wray boys. service in the mediately. into active He has appointed Lawrence A culkd Food for Freedom program of Service Held Fine progress is being made on Johnson, state housing director the I nlted States Department of other units of the Provo river of the Utah State Council of deGrove At David H. said Jones Agriculture, set-u- p The Deer Creek dam in fense as chairman to provide re- - chairman of the Utah Countv BREMEN, OHIO Spl. CFI photo comIs Provo canyon For Mrs. Addie creational facilities for Utah practically to I ah Valley News by Stuart Agricultural Defense Board, fol- - pleted, except for the boys now located In California regulating lowing information reecived from gates on the Mrs Sarah Ann Funeral services were con- Stdllsmlth spillway and a few camps. He has appealed to citi- the State Defense Board Sheets her celebrated (above) minor details The 2 In m. other zens to provide the recreational at ducted Wednesday p To meet the urgent call for ad of the dam are ahead of the Pleasant Grove Second ward 102nd birthday anniversary Oct. facilities the boys need in the production fi as they have until chapel for Mrs. Addle Kirk, 55, 1st at her farm home near here, On his recent trip to San Luis justment certain foods needed for defense schedule, March next year to have the work widow of Samuel H. Kirk, who where she was born and reared. Obispo camp of the Utah Guard the agencies died Saturday evening In the The Ohio lady still retains her and the Utah selectees, he found and county agricultural farm organizations completed. a dearth of amusement facilities will county American Fork hospital follow- menial faculty, and Is able to conto do their be called The highway along the spillverge in an unusually interesting In all ing a year's illness. Bishop C. R. battery headquarters p'a YlYjones "saM manner She resides with her way has been gravelled as has Clark There was a need for pianos, presided. Production goals will be bro- also the roadway that crosses the daughter, Mrs. Joe Ansel. followIs She survived by the radios, phonographs, reading ken down for each county with a dam It is now ready for oiling S. Alma, tables, writing desks, magazine call for more milk and eggs, ing foster children: two 1 early costs for keeping Completion of the concrete lin- Lyle, Mrs. Mariam Ash, Betrand, and newspaper rackB, newspapers, greater marketings of beef and more horses to amounted Alpine-Drapslightly all Mrs tunnel Pleasant Beth of occasional of the Fenton, magazines, settees, and lamb and mutton, and ing Mrs. Susie Smith, Mrs. than the cost for one tractor chairs and other conveniences veal, a smaller acreage of wheat foi is expected to be accomplished by Grove; to Information gathered which the boys had at home, but 1942 next month, according to E. O Annie Jean Brlmley, Salt Lake on hy agricultural economists. Two which were Invaluable in the construction Elisha, Glendale, Calif.; engineer City; Larson, As a part of the Farm Defense Lee, Hiawatha; Miss Madge Kirk, horses cost $275, compared with rigors of training camp activities. Program, Secretary of Agricul-- j the project. Is also Fort Lewis, Wash ; Miss Erva $227 for a tractor. The cost per As a result, he has asked every tunnel Duchesne The R. a Claude ture, Wickard, In e hour for a team, harone of the nineteen cities and formal has an- - progressing, as the contractors Kirk, Vernal ness, and driver was 68 cents, or which towns which has a battery of nounced proclamation In drilled have 4,833 feet, that the Department of of the More than 150 designs for cot- 11 tents less than the cost of an soldiers at Camp San Lula Obispo Agi (culture will support Is a little over prices of tractor and as ton stockings are now available hour's work to assume the responsibility to for three of distance total miles, hogs, eggs, evaporated milk, driver to women see that their battery headquarcontract. In the forth set dry skimmi'k, cheese and chickters, especially the recreation ens until December 31, 1942. The itmiiimiiHWHnimnmruHHiiiiimiitmiitiiiiiMiiiHiniiiitiiiuintiMiniiHiiiiiDiiiHiitiitmiiHtttimiiMmiiMiuiiimHiittniiiiiiiimiiMmmiiiiiiiiiuumimnmmimiutiimHmimiiimuttimMn be shack, plentifully supplied action was taken under recent with the necessary equipment. HURRICANE HITS FLORIDA legislation which provides that needs a whenever the Each headquarter finds it Secretary piano, a radio, a phonograph, necessary during the existing writing emergency to encourage the exlong reading tables, desks, or small tables for the pansion of production of any non-- i same purpose, bridge tables for basic agricultural commodity, the cards, magazine and newspaper department Is required withlr racks, magazines, newspapers, the limits of the funds available chairs, oc- to support a price for the pro desks, straight-backe- d casional tables, reference books ducers at not less than 85 per and other equipment. cent of parity A summary of the To supply that need, he has principal asked Mr. Johnson to contact commodity situations follow-Milservice clubs, womens clubs, and Dairy Products citizens and officials of all cities Among the national goals, the and towns In which batteries most urgent need Is for more have been established. The equip- milk products such as cheese ment to be used need not be new evaporated milk, and dry eklm-mllIt must, however, be sturdy and The national 1942 milk procondition. Donations in good 125 billion CAT IS. may be made through local civic duction goal of S organizations and word of the do- pounds is an increase over 1941 nations be sent to Mr. Johnson, of about 7 per cent. 207 South Main Street, Salt Lake V Poultry Products The nationRUMKEY City The equipment will be al goal for eggs In 1942 is about picked up in state trucks and for- 3,700 million dozen produced on warded to the service men at San farms, an increase of 11 per cent Luis Obispo, a gift of the people over 1941. Since a greatly Infrom home" who wish to let creased number of pullets will their service men and the world come into production in about know that they appreciate the six or eight months, the ImmediCCt service of defense which has been ate need Is good feeding and care A 100 mile MAP ASS'N PRESS rendered. to get increased production of an houi wind of hurricane force eggs per hen now Dies Noted Notices The cheapest way to have toward the Florida coast 1941 MEATS A larger th in normal swept from the Bahamas Merchants of vegetables all winter Is to store of beef cattle is desirA room, paitltlonpd slaughter lower peninsula boarded up Being Mailed Out them now able In 194 2 This would serve the a in billboard B'gns were makes the off basement, windows; double the purpose of providing taken good storage pla.e. down; all seagoing being beef that Is needed now and of craft headed for safe anchorage The Froio Fu-- t Offu.8 has been preventing serious This map shows the path of the extra busy this week delivering Increases of Moderate latpr stoi m about 30,000 tax notices for 1941 FOR lamb and mutton are needed to property holders In Utah WHEAT Because of the large ones being maillast the County, on of hand Canada Has Ever) thing! wheat supplies REAL PROPERTY! Ontario is a part of Canada ed out Tuesday, according to enough for nearly two years, the wheat goal represents a sharp re- whnh claims to be the birthplace County Treasurer, Andrew JenSEE duction The goals for wheat of North American civilization. sen Mr. Jensen states that all correspond to the AAA allot Two languages, the cultures of taxes are now due and become WILLARD L. SOWARDS ments which for 1942 were set at two nation the French and the delinquent at noon on Nov. 30, 55 million acres, the are blended here It Is, unless a minimum Engll-petition, signed by at set by law. in some w m, a land more Old 100 taxpayers, Is presented least BeAgency more Frt nrh. Corn and Other Feed Crops World than the Stan-- h to the county commission, asking Office 39 VV. 2nd N. St. - Provo. cause of adequate reserves of Empire than the British for an extension of time, in which v C feed grains, the national goals do Forties, Canadian, In the case the deadline can be extended PHOVE 1099 not call for any material Increase current Rotarlan magazine to December 20, at 12 o'clock j i t PRILLS $ Funeral Pleasant 9, 1011 OUuUr y, It 2,20 Mens Top Stjles built to maintain production in excess of 160 eggs per hi n pi r jear. s At a Saving! CORN, Cracked Kirk rs Yellow $1.92 WHEAT Recleaned - Soft Hard $1.67 $1.62 BEET rULP, Molasses Dried $p $1.40 153 DAIRY FEED ROLLED OATS for $1.03 60-lb- s. ROCK SALT SSL Sweet O IIONEY, Queen fleecy fabrics, a faultlessly tailored Thick, 35 world of quality within any mans budget! The $3.49 at the Buy Feeds Produced Busy single breasted Warwick model shown, with fly front, is the seasons Bunker Farms Mills Phone er 016-R- 3 , stjle leader! Festival Queen of Pumpkin I two-hors- ' one-four- th 7 r i I to Utah Valley News by Marvin Pace W . ATLANTIC OCEAN ILL EUREKA, Spl Miss Alphalee Alexan- beauty der, beautiful Eureka operator, reigned as queen of Eureka s third annual Pumpkin Festival, September 26 and 27 of the title Eureka claims Pumpkin Center of the World," due to hte large pumpkin canning Fifteen million Industry there pies could be baked from the pumpkins grown annually and CFI photo canned in this city. IN SIZE! IN PmomXCiM IN CONSTRUCTION! IN VALUE 1 :MN24 J?al. k. ) i 1 ;vrwATL,NG,s' over-suprll- I s ? t r AEW WASHER FOR YOUR HOME Priced From 59.95 TERMS ! As .4 PHONI FOI 7 NEW AUTOMATIC t HEAT CONTROL : TDIE FUEL HEALTH THE TELEPHONE HOUR Appliance Co. With GESSFORD8 rx Simply Set the Dial to Temperature Desired COME IN FOR DEMONSTRATION FORT TAYLOR BROS COMPANY Till DEPARTMENT STOKE OF riJpVO RECOVERY, OHIO CFI photo to Utah Valley News by E Thos. Hastings A friendly hardware merchant gave her dad a toy bank when Ruth Pearson was 6 m mths old This week Ruth Jiit 10 '4 years old toted "her pennies '' 1 87 5 of them, into th" postoffiee ar bought a Defense havings Pond for $13.75. poser and lerturer. 1 A.L 4 4 .f.t i ' - 4 V "t V V W V YT'V'Vf Af VVVf V v 'r w r Spl. As I travel from community to community, mlngllftg with representative people, I am Impressed with the vitality of the upsurgof ing cuUuiui couiciuuBuesS America. It Is true that it draws from the civilizations of the Old Worl$. yet It has something which ouldl only develop in America comMannoh Leide-Ted""- f Vtl. J EVERY MONDAY NIGHT at 10 instead of 5 P.M. P.M. NBC RED NETWORK For the convenience of thousands of listeners to this Monday Night program, it will now be broadcast at the more desirable hour of 10 pm. MUSIC by the BELL SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA and a CHORUS OF 14 VOICES The following is a complete list of the NBC Red NetTHE TELEPHONE HOUR work stations over which may be heard in this area: XOA IDAHO . xido KG1R OT AH KPFA CENTM-FIR- KRBM KOS KTSM - -- The Mountain States Tel. & IDYl Tel. Company blocks S I CAJtTAIDOES art1 uol toinpleie. TJt-- t jour ammunition while yon are able to. Consolidated WAGON MACHINE CO. . o, f Duporvi KOHL fc ALBUQUERQUE XL PASO ALT LAKE CUT- - 5fCu2TzZ m ITU FL' 'NOS E P'LE.A car- ammunition. KSEI POCATELLO . TW.N FALLS, CMiter-tu- new tridges provide standard of perfomunca svailabla for your fa- vonia nil I Y ou get your buck with SUPER-X- . Como la and lot OS tall yoa about this taper ZGLU . DENVER NEW MEXICO. TEXAS SUPER-- KYUM COLORADO accuracy velocity KVOA jM A SAFfGFD MONT AHA fTht MAXIMUM pone, and of XTAR AfUZONA Y Artistic America $ PETERSON now can be heard Sensational! mi In m DIMONSTKATIONI Jtmes Melton and Francia White, featured singers. (Popular Bell System Radio Program) Braudels, retired Supreme Court Justice, who was celebiated for died at his hla liberal views, borne, here, Sunday night, at the age of 84 from heart trouble. Born In Louisville, his life was behind reflected In the tenet every argument is someones Ignorance " His appointment to the Supreme Court by President Wilson took five months for the Senate to confirm. He served for 23 years In he Supreme Court. LARGE "Laundry Sized" noon. D. C. Press' WASHINGTON, Dembltz Louis Assoc Photo 3 v h, Lots of Pennies PV A "V Jurist Tax r i |