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Show Thursday, August 30, 1942: EUHERA REPOBTEK Warning To Stock Coal Should Be Heeded. L ft FRIDAY - SATURDAY AKiu( Slat and SCnd TWO 0 By VIRGINIA VALE by Wxitrn Ntwapuptr Union. Bia HITS romanre la In ttoiigt-Imw to aava Itl Wb here' r featuring Ann Rutherford, Guy Klbboe A.li tl'HKH HVAHH AND MATA HA HI. RENDEZVOUS Btarrlnc -- l.KR BOWMAN, JEAN ROGKRH with aa oxcoUeat supporting cast. SUNDAY - MONDAY A UK Hat There are more reaaona than one I why delay should not be made. you had In' the flrut place the railroad are be-- , inK taxed to rapacity to take care nurses whose of war and essential hauling and army EIGHTY going to Increaae a tbe war ought to go down I hi Second, tbe truck uper-- , ontinue. courof the because in history Urea are atom wearing out and It I age with which they did their going to become harder and harder work during the siege of Ba- to replace. Then there le the of traveling over mountainou; taan will receive their due oade in tbe winter time when heavy; in a at picture least, partially, low down and In aouie1 Muowa will schedhas which paramount block highway. even inataure uled for production in the aunow la the time to tock up, Hlght tumn. Called "Hands of Mer- on coal. j o cy, it will be produced and When you trade with your local directed by Mark Sandrich, merchant you are loyal to the com wholl take a hand also in ai,d ! items checked on your car? Sard aad Mth - rnuulty writing the scenario. Another Metro's timely picture will be "Next of Kin, in which Joan Crawford will appear as a girl i In which you live. Laurenoe Oliver who without social background, marries a naval officer, and finds Leslie Howard herself confronted with navy snobRaymond Massey bery. Joan will come out on top of course! THE INVADERS Bette Davis refuses to call her vegetable garden at her Sugar Hill, N. II.. home a "victory garden." Like a lot of other people, she discovered to her sorrow that vegetables wont grow Just beeania you plant them. She anya shell ha lucky if she gets one New England boiled dinner oat of the whole MATINEE SUNDAY S P. M ONLY TUESDAY SIHh August BLONDIE FOR VICTORY With PKNNY SINGLETON (liapt. 0, "Don Wlnaloi 'of Navy" THURSDAY WEDNESDAY August 20th and 27th The Laugh Hotmuu'e of Year! .Ingle week. Charles Boyer couldnt have Greta Mrs. Loren Runnel!, Mrs. Garbo for that murder mystery, "Flesh and Fantasy," of which ha mond Runnel) and Miss Klva ;tead were In Salt Lake. f " V lliese arc muon;' .i.e items which slioulJ he ihecktd to keep your car otcraring s.ifely and eco- MINING NOTES J. Will Knight, John Smith and Hugh Trenholm, after n survey of the Knight mines In rintic, reported that they were ini good condition with regard to ship--1 nent of ore and making money. The Chief Cons, reported that ten miles, had of underground development been performed In a single year. The Chief lime quarry in I iontans vllle a 7 carloads of lime in shipped crop. Gary Cooper and Barbarra Stanwyck 7 nomically for the duration. BALL OF FIRE WAR BOND DAY II fur die many special services we offer to keep your cur in most efficient condition. Remember, today its a patriotic duty to CAR... FOR YOUR COUNTRY flhmJc itL Ufa CL ghsidL'Up j Utah Oil Reiinbg Company Station; and Dealers in Ht Products RayBerk-- ' H" Etry uhert iu l'!jb and Idaho Kill, Albert Smith, T. L. Sullivan, ranch In West Tlntic, vhvre he was His horse waa "go used Dan Fields, Thomas Tanrock. John foreman. out from under blm. J. Hannifin and Edward Fox. - MAKE EVERY PAY DAY Drive in CARE FOR YOUR A. N. Wallace, former undertaker; if Eureka, opened a business of the. ama nature iu Salt Lake. j in the weeds and moss, was drowned, 'i bn hoy who lost his life was Hyruni N. W. Roberts, superintendent of Smith of Legpilngton. he Iron King, reported that ihn U. C. Lindsay made a business trip haft was being retlmbsredto Salt Lake City where he purchas-i- d who Iirt Taylor aud Vern Rlfo, near films for the Western Amusement were fishing at the Sinks" company. accident Lynndyl, reported a tragic vhen a young man who was bstblng Delegates to the Firemens con- n the water there became entangled veation were John C. Downey, Juhu In STOP the following dlffl-ult- y Robert Sterling PACIFIC When was the last time prepare for tbe winter" U not auj Idle one. It abould be heeded by 1 THIS TIME FOR KEEPS A MODERN Tba admonition given out by tba to buy coal now and .; Kovoranient A. C. Bprton gurpeeded F-- C- - HooJ Roy, tbe two year old son qf Mrs. Alice Johns, died at the family hqme as superintendent of' the EHr'H in Eureka. t'Pop" Swarf x fta Jack Eustice bad a narrow escape BPprglg a from death when he was attacket by popular fishing camp on the SRfjif : Reservoir. rn enraged bull at the McIntyre br-rr- SHMDmSAVl DOllllS CHARLES BOYER More Cheese Coming Up Wisconsin, which accounts fur more than half the American type cheese made in this country, has produced between 300,000,000 and 400.000,000 pounds annually during But and is both Universal did very well by him by getting Barbara Stanwyck to play opposite him in the second sequence. co-at- idl(o i Rosalind Russell thinks she knows' ' what the boys in camp expect of j picture stars, so she decided to lake j nil the glamour clothes that she could pack into seven trunks when j starting on the tour of army camps ; scheduled to follow completion of ; "My Sister Eileen." Though on a schedule, shell have clothes enough to change ten times a day. I'll wear everything but bathing suit," she announced. And she looks so fetching in s bathing recent yeara. GRAVY for Utah Potato Qrowers gir Wm suit! .1 Brewer, the Paramount starlet, isn't wasting any lima be-- 1 ac- -' tween pictures. The tress, who plays a featured role in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," is studying singing and taking piano lesson takes piano from Diana Lynn and singing from Susanna Foster, also budding stars. 4 Paulette Goddard's new priority gown was mads from Just lli yards of fabric. Designed by the famous Valentins, Its a dinner dress of black Jersey, made with a backless top aad a short, skirt. Youll sec her wearing It la "Tha Forest Rangers. 4 Warner Baxter, who hasn't appeared on the screen since early last year, when he appeared in Adam Had Four Sons," for Columbia, has been signed by the same studio to make two pictures a year, j Theyll be based on the radio pro- -' gram, "Crime Doctor," one of our ; most popular air shows. 4 Can't keep "Mrs. Miniver" out of the news. With the annoti.'icement that it was being held at the Radio City Music Hall for the ninth week-- no other film has been held there for more than six coir.es the news that it had been seen In that theater by 1,143,107 persons. Betty It b one thing to raise potatoes. It is something else again to sell them at a profit as farmers in Piute, Garfield and Sevier counties found out a few yean ago. These farmers didn't have an organized market. Raising more potatoes than they coukt ' sell, they suffered hard-limes- . i. . Then they organized a association, talked things over and called in the chain stores. , ty The chain stores helped the new to establish standards of grading and packing and make experimental into new markets. co-o- p ship-men- ta peg-to- p J i 4 A t wide long, duplicate of the original runway of Wake Island airfield waa in ten days at Salton Sea, w Parnmounfs Wake V; , that promises to this .Vrrin of year s films. 400-foo- 200-fo- con-struct- Is-lct- l,r Today, Utah potatoes find ready markets. One chain store alone Safeway this season bought 1,300,000 pounds of one brand of I hah spuds. Hundreds of Utah families enjoy better living because the chain stores helped them to Mil the potatoes they raised. SilT ODR.4 a.VD dlf e Theyre getting "gravy" for nowf their spuds , a UTAH CHAIN STORKS ENUS-C-vy- . fw, rsirfcwf up to J .. mm rsyer ef lA. Dmhii koi Ar. d!nb bUmdtmJ fc, J Im "T ukdt M liirsiia, arsr Csflaa, -- rS W In the attics and cellars of homes, in garages, tool sheds, and on farms , is a lot of Junk which Is doing no good where it is, but which is needed at once to help smash the Japs and Nanis. Scrap iron and steel, fur example. Old radiators, lengths of pipe, rtfrigerptore, garbage pails, broken garden tools.., It msy be rusty, old "scrap to you, but it is actually refined steel, with moat impurities removsdsnd can be quickly melted with new metal In itm form of pig iron to produce highest quality steel for pur war machines. Even in peacetime our Nation relied on scrap to provide about 50$ of the raw material for ateel. Now production of steel has gone up, up, UP, until today America is turning out as much steel as all the rest of the world combined. But unless at least 0,000.000 additional tons of scrap steel Is uncovrrcd This gJJ h,,- ail rl ef production promptly, tbs full cannot be attained or increased; tqc necessary tanks, guns, and ships cannot U produced, The rubber situation is 109 plti&j, ft) spite of the recent rubber drive, there is I continuing need for large quantities of scrap mbber. Also for other waste materials and metals like brass, Rpppcr, pine, lead, and tin. America needs your active assistance in roundiog up these materials, The Junk which you collect tg )aught fry industry from scrap dealers at established, government-controlleprices. -- fighting weaponsw t - a I oJvorthotnool po U tor by the Amorkan htJvUrhs Salvage Committee (ripnitnliny aid with tenth provided by gravpi at hading Induttrlal cone am j This k LOCAL SALVAGE COMMITTEE MU-- UlULLOtt BRADLEY 1 V1.EY l'tl, 1hniiKLEE UWRKirj! 1H . ROllIXKUY VLRX IEAY a1 ,Ons old lawq ptpwsr vll bslp tasks sis Switch sbsila. On useless old tiro will pro- vids as miKfi rubbsy as Js Is p? sr - m r r VVV? M Y 5 T T I m Ons old sbovsl will bslp maka 4 hand grviiad MATERIALS NEEDED Throw YOUR scrap into fho fight! WAR PRODUCTION BOARD w. scrip tftfti Mtd s d for ssvsntcsn .10 calibr VUUs. plement dealer. message approved by Conservation Division . Ons old radiator d Will you help? First collect all your waste mg&ria) and pile it up. Then sell it to a Junk dealer, give it to a charity, take it yourself to the nearest collection point, pf get in touch with your Local Salvage Committee. If you live on a farm, consult your County War Board or your farm im- '..."-I JUNK MAKS irrn end tlr tnd. Othar matajs of all ,V U i, Desert . . . Cififer KofnViuM I Are M only tht funs - U VA Major mod lA Minn," . . , " iuU Vi.. ! lA .UsrAoe film ukirk mdt Shirht , Ttmplt smmii eiski )Mri Ma, be filmrd siwn by I'vamnuul, Ms by Smith in fbo Iroding to le , , . Dm tkf Cwninfore, bo rested sfl sii(mnnu i tore lAe mods "Ciiisen Csns. . - What's it good for? Cunt, tanks, and maybs part of a plane Old rubber. Rags Manila repf Waste Cooking &rlp bags. Into Fitv Strylnpound or largs tin can snd wbsn you gst nil to jour oit dur NEEPER ONLY IN Waits paper snd tin canfi NOT NEEDED (PCALITICSt snnouncd tocgiqr at this limss Hsior |