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Show SEPTEMBER THE JOURNAL iff Primary Holds Craft Display The SYRACUSE Syracuse held a association ward Primary in ward the chapel display Sunday of the many artistic articles the Primary children have completed daring their summer work. Each child in Primary made something to be used in their M. Bambrough, homes. Willard president of the Primary association, has been well pleased with the encouragement and keen interest parents of Primary children have shown officers during the summer months work. MIA Plans Tun For AH' Night LAYTON Keeps Eye on Reds HOWS THAT ASAIH 1, 1951. 7 The Layton Second LDS ward M. I. A. will sponsor a Fun for All night Tuesday, September 4, at K p. m., in the ward amusement hall. Games, dancing, prizes, hats and refreshments will be features of All the evenings entertainment. atto members ward are inivted tend. In charge of arrangements are activity counselors, Fern Simmons and Boyd Iverson, assisted by Vera Evans, Mae Stevenson. Grant Flint and Lynn Judkins, executive officers. YOU'RE TELLING ME! By HOYT KING Central Press Writer SENATOR FULBRIGHT says fewer baths for the British. But . West Point should be made into theyre still in plenty of hot a finishing school for officers. water in the Middle East. i i i Meanwhile Army authorities seem i i Frankie and Ava returned early determined that some of the 90 finished. cadets are already from their vacation down south ! ' in Mexico. Too hot for them, evii A Senate subcommittee decided dently. i t it wouldnt investigate West Point Britain plans a jet air transport after all. The Senate has its code with a West has Point service its of honor and the world schedule. The code of honor and never the twain shall meet. way the international situation looks, stopovers won't be in demand. fisherman was Massachusetts A , pulled out to sea in hie boat by a Theres one bright spot for tuna. Now HE'S the one that got American Communists in the curaway. ! ! ! rent FBI roundup of party leaders. Promotions come fast. means coke new ration Britain's nd -- -- Ill . . . of targets for the Fifth Air Force, Maj. Louis Montoya, of Denver, Colo., peers through an enlarging glass to select a Communist target for a tactical air strike. The Major is studying an enlarged aerial photo of a Red build-u- p area. The strike area is named only after hours of detailed study of maps, DIRECTOR CHRYSLER WINS DETROITS photographs and the reports of pilots. ( International "250 RACE Soundphoto) With Distinction! Wedding invitations announcements and printed Utah State Fair Grounds Coliseum Sept. IS to 23, Ind. - Matinees, Sun. Wed. Sat. 8:30 Evenings by us have an indefinable air of grace and beauty. ALL SEATS Louisville, Kentucky, race driver, gets Tommy Thompson, the checkered flag after driving his 1951 Chrysler New Yorker to victory NASCAR stock car classic. Thompson in Detroits grueling 250-miChrysler V-- 8 Fire-Powdrove his car, powered by the new which marked the racu withengine, safely around the pile-up- s was the hood. His the only Chrysler entered in the out having to raise race. The grind was so difficult that only 24 of the 58 starters finished. RESERVED Prices include Fair Grounds Admission le Hast year 5,000 were disappointed be- cause they couldn't got seats. Don't be one of them this year. Order NOW! $3.60 $3.00 PRICES TAX HERE'S HOW TO ORDER BY MAIL Send stamped addressed return envelope with your remittance to HOLIDAY ON ICE, UTAH STATE FAIR, P. O. Box 2136, Salt lake City. Mention 1st and 2nd choice of desirable dates. Note: Orders for Sundays, Wednesdays, or Saturdays, bo sura to specify Matinee or Evening performance. Inland Printing Co. Phone 10 $1.80 $2.40 INCLUDE Kaysville " MUGG5 AND SKttltR At U A f W Q er 180-horsepo- u Household Hint Radiators painted to match your walls are less conspicuous than the usual silver or aluminum paint. They will also allow more heat to radiate next winter. Metallic paints hold the heat in. BY WALLY BISHOP V!fe!fe593W V s ee sure you put your INSURANCE NUMBER ON AU. CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS Wffl4 WHICH YOU PAY PREMIUMS TO V A Gi For full information contact your nearest VETERANS ADMINISTRATION office |