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Show Page Four 20 Years Ago... autl-denl- y, Exposed Communist SPOT CAFE EUREKA pCr1dKCrgtt3t-te-g-'- .... a US 10 P. M. & GROCERY DIOOVEHS n WELL ... II. E. Walker, Dalian, bothered by basement, taps well and gets quality gas, separating it from water. Source la mystery. UTAH by continuing her dramatic work at her home in I.ua Angeles. Miss Fields was chnaen nut of a clnas of nearly forty members to take a lending part in a play that was presented in Los Angeles. While a student at Tintic high, she was prominently identified with all school activities, especially drama- i r, S ! ;i ii FERTILIZERS O iLASTERINd CHIEF CONSOLIDATED G08 GAS gasoline seepage In We Specialize in High Calcium Chemical Hydrate for Mills and Smelters n MINING SI tics. Miss Klvine Kelly entertained at a Hallowe'en party at he home. The guests were dressed in costume. Games were played and fortunea told. The rooms were decorated by many artistic lighting effects. Kcfreshments were served to: Charlotte Henriod, Thelma Freckleton, Betty and Jlellen Hoil lier, Marcella Kkloff, Maude and Carol Hanley, Isiraine Orino and Iconise Crooks and the hostess. Mrs. John Itmve, Mrs. F. A. Grant. Mrs. Stella Shea, and Mrs. Richfield. At Manti, thiy visited Frank liirskey wen nt Manti ami with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Duggan ami at Richfield they were guests of Mr. snd Mrs. W. A. Rasmussen. Parties were held in their honor Drug Store formally opens in Provo Friday and Saturday, according to at both places. v Winton Mr. C. II. liuckmiller, nii Mrs G Mr ! manager of the organ-- o nd ,rLSi1 ization, making a total of thirteen now in operation throughout was a student at Rowland Hall Bit college. This is our finest installation to A delightful Hallowe'en party date," said Mr. liuckmiiler today. was given at the home of Ethel . Comprising over 6,000 square feet ami Evelyn Johnson of Silver City, of display and salea space, in Games were enjoyed, prizes being Provo's newest and most modern won by Nora Lemmon and Pearl building, were truly proud to bo Dickerson. The rooms were dec- - able to bring to residents of Provo and vicinity our conception of what n modern snd efficient drug store should be. Our buyers have scoured the Eastern and West Coast markets for outstanding specials for our formal opening days, and one and ill are cordially invited to attend." The new store, located at 75 West Center Street, will be managed by Hr. Bob Bingham, who started with 'he Pay -- Less organization over twelve years ago in Ogden, Utah; ind who more recently has been Great Falla, Mon naniger of the sent, Skaggs Pay-LeDrug Store. i C(U Salt Lake City Plant: Saddle, Utah Dooly Building awraosS - j ; That special winterizing attention your car needs to protect it from cold : weather cant be done too early but a few hours delay may late. ' be ss orated in Hallowe'en colors. Luncheon wss served to the following: Ruby and Alice Bigler. Tommy, Pear! und Karl Dickerson, Laurel and Floris Putts, Nora. Vernon and lamna Lemmon. Erwin anil Vcrc Boyer, Garnet and Fay Rnundy, Mac ami Kerth Important Protection D(xlge. Sadie and Bessie Hickman, Kveret and Vcm Osborcn, Bob Green. Francis Davis and Dcwainc j : Wheeler. Member of the Felix elub were guests uf Mrs. Elmer Ferguson. The principal diversion was playing bridge in which Mrs. P. F. Imn-- 1 elly won the high score prize; Mrs. Walt Mogan the cut prize, The hostess served a dainty Inn-- 1 chenn to: Mrs. Hugh .Athcrley. Mrs. S. It. Atherley, Mrs. Maynard' ('iiimn. Mrs. I'mnmr, Mrs. Allin Ivey, Mis. George Gnurlry. Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Walt Morgan. Mrs. Manard Griggs. Mrs. j Frank Hickman. Mrs. L. I. Jerman and Mrs. P. F. Donnelly. The Eureka MIA conducted its monthly conjoint meeting at the LPS clin(tcl. Selections were rendered liy tlie elioir and nude quar-- ; let. A retulil story and song were Margaret Guurlry and Mrs. Mrs. Harold I'.rnhiii. The speakers for the evening were: Jesse Haws.! Hamid Pott and Mrs. Kothcrmgh.ini. i m 7 MUIMAV NOVEMBER 2nd ; Get UTOCO Winterizing Service p'lr'X YOURE WELCOME TO OUR formal Opening. IFGSDIMY communist parlance has different, meanings, depending upon current plans of the Soviets. "When they rail you an enemy of the people" or aay that the SoChinese people1 love their "then he explained, viet brothers." these people are the Red leaders1 themselves. But when the commun-ists refer to those who 'must Join the army enthusiastically,' must contribute to the airplane and artil-toil lery funds and whono must re-are longer and produce they nt No one buys for less - - No one sells for less! VMHMfVN J wy v Drive in today and have us: j and 3id Utah County's Largest, Most Beautiful and Complete DRUG CENTER Drain and clean the radiator and supply anti-freez- e. Drain the crankcase, flush it, and refill with motor oil in the proper winter grade. Lubricate your car thoroughly. i HUNDREDS OF BAR6AINS ! MODERN t Hun-aiu-r.-- those words." The commentator told his audience that the word pimple" in II Id II CALCIUM LIME CHIEF ISKANI) 1 ; What the communists call Democracy" is not what we meun comby the term," the program mentator declared. "Nor are what we call right or wrong the same as the Red meanings applied to Chief Brand Lime I i j control. of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fields was : ahot-wuve- S Kremlin-dictate- COOKED FOOD 6:30 A. M. direct to k y i AAabroadeast Just beamed to Red dominated China and countries on its boders told its listeners hHW the Soviets change word meanings to suit their own purposes of d aggression and says WITH EAT Far Asia la at long last being exposed to the people of the Far East, it was disclosed here today by John W. Elwood, director of Radio Free For Good Clean AMERICAN double-tal- lj - East, Says Report ron-riurt- Prospector Sam In 2, who refuse to ferring to themlaevcs. They arei then talking about the 450 million muniat control. -Chinese now suffering under the. Any coward can right a rule of the Cuhimunlata." 01 In this manner Radio MErce Asia1 jjjj1 man uh l,a or Curtain is piercing the Iron p,n Communism In the Fur East with to fight when hes kuie (,t com-j That'a my way, air; un, tlw programs of news and newa mrnta aix days a week. Programs- many victories worse u,an " d from San Francu- f,,Bt are Georte Ki(ll from. beamed co to Manila and The government hiisU lhpre l0 ClinH and southeast Asia. and stored three typ. .vrit,.,, j Mandarin, (n dt.nverwj y anJ I Contonese and Eglisli by a corps each typist on lie lM..,.lal ps. Some roll. and r hifghly skilled announcers mint a linguists, most of them Aslans planning guile h.ireiu'.'- Being Double-Tal- k pioneer realdenta. She waa the widow of Dennia (Beck) Sullivan, one of the rain pa moat colorful mine ojieratora. The dceeaiMHi wan niirvlved by four daughters: Mrs. (Continued from P"K0 Our I Fielding, Utah; alan a brother, Frank Been ley, Mm. t!. E. Mumh. Mm. V. E. Ekloff of Eureka and WilliAm Uojikimton. Mrs. Mnry D. Sullivan died at Mrs. C. A. 1'rovita of I let nut, Mich. Funeral wrvlcen were her home, death coming very nt the loeul Catholic church after an lllnewi of only a with Father lignn preniding at day or two. Her panning brought to an end a moat active and UNoful a reipuem high nuisM. Burial wan life and removed from Eureka one in Suit Ijike (My. Minn Friineea Fields, daughter of the rity'ii very few remaining BRITE November The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Replace worn tires with new Atlas "Gripsafe" Tires to pro vide you maximum safety for driving on slippery highways. Check your battery to be sure it can stand the added strain of cold weather driving. Inspect the fan belt and replace if necessary. Check the hose connections and replace if necessary. . I Personalized French seek coal us part of! defense aid from IT. s. Grading should always slope down from th, house. This per-- 1 lints waii-- r to run off rather than stand around the perimeter of the house. When you have your car winterized by your Utoco dealer, you get not r Warm toast in the !' enan !o II in;,i crumbs and save in mi igl-jar to use for scalloped ami aa gratin ilishm. ized attention of conscientious, left-ove- 1 NEVER UNDERSOLD - ANYTIME - ANYWHERE! Phone your news to 10S. only top products but the personalexperienced men. the Utoco sign! Service is fine, at No one buys for less - - No one sells for less! GS503DCH2DGE0aE 42nd Year of Progress UTAH OIL REFINING C O M P A N |