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Show If V PM V t ;y fQ c smmmmmm - A HOME . ' , J : i V jV"? PAPES Printed for Homo Fofc By Horn People fa A' HOME PLANT , H- ; A WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE OF LOCAL AFFAIRS Volume Three Number DEPENDABLE Forty-Eig- ht What do 0 'Celery Week Plans You Think ( Feature Mountein Crisp PUBLISHED AT PROVO, UTAH INDEPENDENT Take Your Choice . . . $45,000 VocationalTraining j city Affairs Democrats Believe No Third Term Tradition (Opinions by The Editor) for even K1J9CTIOX IH8UK8 mean different things to each man, depending upon his Utah Celerys remarkable qualities are bmaning more widely known year by year, declares 8. R. Boswell, Answering background. questions as: Has tha New Deal gone too far In social experimentation? Would the Republican Party throw overboard many reforms If Republicans Believe IhMi Center Projected for Provo Roosevelt's Klertlon To Third Term i George Washington declared: Under on en-would prove (lint hereafter any tended view of this subject, I can president can set himself up as a no praprety ta precluding candidate to succeed himself for its answers it came Into power? Can the social gaina of the past few years be consolidated by a natlonal defense, and tha fulfillment of the great social and "Grown at an altitude of 4,000 economic gains which cannot be to 5,000 feet above sea level, in entrusted into amateur hands, nor the fertile Utah Valley, surround- - into the hands of a hired servant with no sign of balance between ed and protected by the towering of the special Interests of this receipts and expenditures and with ample country whose every effort until the majority of tha people really Rocky Mountains, moun- - n0w has been to defeat these same don't care. water from crystal-clea- r tain streams, and with abundance aoclal and labor gains, and to It would also mean that a presl- of sunshine, there is no wonder fight by any method at his com- - dent can Ignore tha spirit and the this celery becomes crisp, sweet, mand for the Interests of his letter of the Constitution of tha and tender, and stands In a class masters, the big utility bosses of United Slates by attempting to control the judiciary nad propos- by Itself, attaining a reputation the country. all Its own as a table delicacy at Furthermore, not snly did the lng additions to the court for ths Thanksgiving or at Christmas. framers of the constitution refuse admitted purpose of producing da- That is why wo have Introduced to limit the number of terms clsions prMl- thte yaar tke ..0ift Package idea, president may serve, but over a dent finally and are sending out celery all century and a half since then Judges from his own entourage orer the nation, by local people Congress has never submitted to who give him a partisan court buying the product here for their the states an amendment limiting and even then the majority of tha friends elsewhere. the tenure of a president. people do not care. It would also Beautifully packaged cartons of Moreover, many republican, prove that million, of American. who were ready-tvote for a can be kept unemployed for seven third term for Theodore Rooae- - years, while such a president and shipped with the donors velt are now making themselves' throttled capital, and blamed the name attached to the label, any- - ridiculous by opposing a third result upon every other factor ex- where In United States, says Mrv term for Franklin D. Roosevelt, gept upon hla own administration, Durrant. "Celery Week la an This cry of the republicans against Bureaucracy Is One Issue Ideal time to send that parcel out and have ,B wndende.1 ta m mwy ta".fJ.H rThanksglvta he .uwerti. president who uses his Congress sound administration? "liberal Does this t ,1.. N. D--U WMMof the Chamber of Coma pace toward paternalism and mittee merce also Is enthusiastic. This state socialism? Which of the two parties is Cooperative has already adopted a label, using the term "Mountain really more Ukely to reach the Crisp as the slogan bf the deof eliminating unemploy- licious Utah goals county product. ment, and attaining security for The next step was the inaugurthe masses of the people? such questions are answered ation of a selling program featurof both political ing the "Gift Package idea, and adherents by parties with vehemence and con- - already an entire car load of Utah fidence, according to their own county celery has left for Tulsa, Okla. labeled "Mountain Crisp leanings. Utah celery, grown and packed by the Utah Celery Cooperative, Provo, Utah. Thus branded, this CONSCRIPTS TO TRAIN for the army, after our expert- - celery Is winning Its way Into the ences after the last war, will un- - markets of the nation, for Its be trained also for lldous flavor. Its crispness, snd peace. Surely America has not Its delicacy as a food product forgotten the lessons of destrue- - gains great favor on the tables of tlon, so that when our boys come discriminating housewives where- back from training this time they ever It has been used, reports Mr. redb, M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1940 MAURICE HARDUO : Provos new city eomi his sppotati following Mayor Mark Aadarsoa J. $45,000 voca- - commiasionee Pro8iKcts are better than good for a . mu,. tional training center being established in Provo m the death of r. Com by the vocational coordinator, both of whom are enthusiastic at n tTs t f eTriV the prospects offered under the Federal Emergency times sens regarding city affairs, training project which is furnishing the funds for the hope that my work may ;. this under erection of shops program. Justify the confidence which Ei At least 100 boys wUl be given bean placed in me. tdu training here when this project Is completed, shops being planned for tha first part of ths projsct, and then dormitories to be erected 1 T,th lha "bops. While haa Bot definitely de- . ... 11 Mr. Harding Is well known la civic circles, having served as etty Judge during a four year farm (XIII to Jill), j and having also; completely revised the city ordte- anees la HIT, as well as having done special work in the Irrign--. Mncrnfd ' ' The sad and untimely death of tlon department such as directly favor ths site near the filing lor . Kennethjfhylor, II, of Provo oe- rlfkta Md joohlng after ether ..B.Y.U. at the East and South of eurred follow. (Thursday morning, clmpul this being problems there! Ha Because it would afford ,n lllna of two or three months. hu MrTM (or thrw rnr h, 10MM Mo o to 01T otlaatoot oM MU, toul , : which they might elect to take. foBr months ago his happy wltk m1m Evelyn Peterson Ths Training program would $ be conducted under the N.Y.A., of Ephraim was solemnised. Mr. Empey, and would . explains WM. ona of . . t state and national life, but as re-- 1 gards city affairs all throe mHloneri thst T??r aad ahMld the parllaanahlp not exist. his the regular school system of the stores, elty. Tha mayor also points out Bl,8r brohtar, Arthur D. Taylor that scores of boys here are "lost being general manager. Bishop expires December II, 1141 - as with no opportunity to attend the Lynn Taylor of Pleasant View is that would have been ths expire- term, university or perhaps who hava another brother, and Henry D. tlon of Mr. Haws' four-yeCommissioner Rsnhil has a not even a chance to go to high Taylor, member of the Sharon school, but who would welcome alaka hlh council Is another host of friends who have been the tat. pourl.g In congratulation, during such a chance to train themselves as well as for war peace-tim- e In response to the question: Arthur D. Taylor Sr. passed on the past week since his appoint. for Industry. time. Last time we had to premeat He la bishop of the Provo ' The basic idea In such train- - Mma Uma a0, pare them for Jobs after they reare Funeral arrangements Third ward, and has served aet- being time This from ont France. Mr. Johnson, la turned lng, points that of "training for production", Blkda tor Sunday in the Third ively and affectively in numerous - we must prepare them for jobs at other church capacities, having which means that whatever work ward chapel. home before they ever go to war. ' ' ' been stake superintendent of tha ' done must be done actually la Last Ume we found more than .Is dorses tha fundamentals of the 'and Vommlsalons, and authorities, producing necessary commodities BYEW ART GROW M.I.A., also a member of tha stake half our men enrolled In the army New Deal, but being an apostate until his government Is today both end hence the program starts "ofFTi (be proud owner of the White deeday Achoed saperlntwdeaax. j. were without any trade or pro democrat, he carries on a nation- - Judge and Jury, both prosecutor by the trainees building their own House pen which signed under the and having given good service an fesslon, and many foreign born wide tirade against them, while and defendant and uses his powers shops, Americana could not read or write making ths materials band of President Roosevelt thq a scoutmaster. He also has In his heart of hearts he knows of appointment to make 0 per themselves, such as cement blocks, bill enacted by Congress providing twice as a missionary of or hardly understand the English Roosevelt hsa done the only thing cent of the federal Judiciary of for the erection of the church. a moratorium for drafted men, language. This time, regular One dollar out OI every three dollars spent by con- - Which could have been done to his own political party. Instead of This will apply also to buildings, Mr. Harding is n graduate of tha dor- - the pen being sent direct to him hours, rational diet, decorum of counrF during the past using the ablest lawyers in the mltorlee later. by the President In honor of Mr. Provo city schools, and of the conduct, as found In army train- - Burners of city electric power goes into the city treasury aaTa aftar ,0 m,BT yeBra contr7 Thl1 aania bureaucracy O rows services In making the University of Chicago wpora ho Similar and e,,ht dormitories shops lng, must be Injected with a regu- - aB net Proflt declared Mayor Mark Anderson Wed- - of republican rule, of republican enables him to secure allocations are already working out splendid- - original draft of ths MU. Stewart obtained his degree in taw. He tar peace-tim- e training program 0 Frovo man, a son of Mrs. was admitted to the Utah bar in in vocational education, by the nesday before 1,000 women who were in attendance at control by the Mg Interests and of public funds for districts and i7 in Logan and In Ogden, these f the States In such fashton as to give officials report, and the and Is 1M4. Ho Is also associated with Mary Grow Jacobean, addition of an adequate educa- - the opening of the Electric Cooking school, sponsored by (b eoniequent closing training . . banks, the sweeping away of life tha electorate the Impresalon that program is proving invaluable to secretary to Senator Overton of the Provo Brick and Tile tional corps In every training the Provo Herald and the (jity utility department, which urlngs of millions, the throwing political pull In Washington do- - the youth of those areas. Eaeh Louisa na, and prepared the bill puuy. camp. closes today, after three days of successful instruction upon the auction block the farms tarmlnes the disbursements of re- - 70Dng man Is paid ISO a month tor the senator who Introduced it and homes of the nation, the pres- - lief money and public works pro-- for his "labor" In production, but ,nto the Honsa and suecaaafully under the able direction of Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman. OUR FOREIGN POLICY sing and Increasing hunger of the jects. out 0f this he pays his own board sponsored it at toe Municipal Power The consumption of electricity ' Is Another Imae:. Is certain to tighten down on people climaxing the reign of that made self-rand mob, of difficulty, with some countries "ehed SSI kwh Tuesday night. FORUM OPEN was in I is what double Provo it InL a which to faith admlnlsIf the Roosevelt Japan individual kt Fraaea For the President has been fully OMtagul Republican victory will bring this Brig, urn, Denmark, reports R. C. Adams, superin- tratlon wins on Nov. 6. Also It 1985 and the demand is rapidly TO HEAR GAETH llh ,U ,ecret dBtJ f w Tunis, Rumania, Spain, etc. being tendent, which means an taereaee make to Is aim the It more once natlon again, bringing is evident that "more aid to Increasing. of Details of ths proour ood ' financing reports, from army COB1pietely suspended for money of 100 over the highest peak bo- Britain short of war will result electricity the true servant of the con- - Jected training have not yet been "What Effect will the National the economic paralysis wblch navy Intelligence service, tranlfera Britains pound, or-- fore that date. Electric consump-covere(j this country In March should Roosevelt win. No one People of this community at rates Election have r 7or,k.1. l International' earning conditions In Europe, and I!l! upon worth $4.87 Is now stand- - Hon is Increasing rapidly he re- and business dlnarily home, that every to who listen Cordell can Hull, porta, and Provo residents are dMcuued Kelmtlon." be at statea will can the due wew afford, a. try be accused of delivering a happy Republican, bMQ done thl. wr broke Federal emergency fund, and that mor 4 and more tnrnlng to electric the Public Forum In Provo on democrats to get away from the 0Bt t0 bul,d np our B,p oree( or .one costa will have to be born Past Offices Are partisan speech, and come to any mayor. energy for their household nerds, "The profit from our utility Thursday, November 7th In the bread other conclusion. His address the of which needed by establish essential according to the receipts at the an added proof of which is tha men, the burning of grain for for national defense,plants before the National Press club will first be used to pay off the but Instead Provo CltjMs definitely pledged 0ffjca jror jg yaara pr0r0 kaa crowds of ladles who are attend- business state chaotic the of on When bonds revenue the of Americas fuel, was a masterpiece ona otbrs may be the Provo plant. affect,Ta me,urs taken, he eommen- - . local tbs Cooking school In tha well known rated First Oooth, Class, that Is, its re- - 1 and banks falling the bonds are paid we will then nanuruptcy, School board, andor other school foreign policy. ht political appointments. are of $40,000. Third ward chapel at which stoolpts announces world on tutor upwards affairs, desolation and despair every- such as Mayor able to make a considerable as ths boards county, throughout LaGuardla, to the BaC0Bd cIaaa ( Bndar that Gertrude Wiseman, city where. The Democratic admlnls- - Defense commission, reduction In the rates or use the John Bown, secretary. so he may engaging Instructors and eoet of WJlk anothar oo lneoma culinary expert, has been for two fs thU to reduce rdlwed tlm from the pccplo LONDON'S FIREMEN plant profits This discussion will be Interest,n Pllt,ca on (be presl- - equipment have all to be financed. prevo wond promoted to the days, giving instructions on alae- and now Wlllkle dent.g conditions, are bearing the brunt of the the tax burden on homes and lng, regardless of who may win those The important thing, says 'next hlgheet grade. Such rating trie eooklng, the last day of the of lka . ... beba( -- vba tt commun-gcoNasi air raids, says Fire Chief Other properties In our preparedness Is neglected; and Mayor Anderson, Is that the pro- - niH ba uiary of the postmaster, school Is (today) Friday. the election, Forum officials do- - isUmecommind, "in order Thompson, who reports a lty. Either of these sound m,u,0M ara ,pent Whout detail- - ram U golng forward, detalta b aad also benefits the personnel. ctare, and should attract a huge aays. of prosperity and content- - (d from one of his "pals over cies may be followed," be Bcoeontlng, budgets are left log worked out as they arise, for crowd to listen to Mr. Gaeth ment may return. saying that 514 firemen plained, Coatamiaatioa of jjjah Lake big industries are America's youth must be trained, Civil Service unbalanced, were killed In London, as com- We are pleased with the ef-- whose studies of foreign affairs is continues, reports Mayor Antaken over under coercion, the end opportunity for them to be- Lord, God of Hosts, be with regulations no govern all post pared to 1(5 soldiers during a ficiency of our new generating recognised as making his opinions facts about our lack of defense come useful and worthwhile dtl- - masters who may not be removed derson, whoso efforts to obtain an ' certain period of the Nasi terror plant. Steam is now recognised won co are camouflaged and distorted by sens depends upon the training from office without cause nntil injunction against Balt Lake in- laenn'-isn'- t over the world's biggest city. It to be the most reliable method of government propaganda agenclee. they receive while they are young, they hava reached the retirement tmria who are dredging a ehnn- the firefighting so much as generating electricity. Our third the Lake from Prove age of 70 years. J. W. Danger-It Is the Nasi machine guns ateam unit, which will be ready fltld, Provo's postmaster, is now bay, have so far been futile. How-o- n which mow down the men as they for operation within the next few civil service, although Post- - eTer (be elty attorney is Working months, will give ns a considermaster Smoot of Salt City vrlth officials in both Salt lake able surplus of generating capachss not yet received his appoint- - City and Ogden, and some act pi may result in the near future, he "The transmission of news and night's mall may be ready for de- - papers, magaslnes, ete. taken out. pays $0 cents an hour, and the ment under the civil service. ity and standby service sufficient ' to insure Provo against plant information Is one of the most livery at I a. m. An average of of the employe. Provo All employes below the grade reports. salary R. A. F. FIGHTERS Merit System office employs a total of 1$ men of supervisor, by first passing tha outages for many years to come. Important functions of govern 5000 letters ara distributed on ta Baad throughout the post of-have won the greatest moral Is a ment, and the mail service Is one first class mail, not Including tha reKUiarir in all, with additional eTu service examination and by Provo in cltlsen "Every THE DRAFT an ermy man la rated In- - enipi0yes numbering as high as victory of world war No. I, for stockholder In onr electric system, of the most Important mediums many sacks of parcel post and being placed on the active sub-- , ' hss proven to be of atmoet fairassess- - 20 men at rush periods, such as stitute demerits they have attracted to themselves dlvldually, being are as and classified declared In Kenneth then of service" this Provo newspapers of user magaslnes. list, electricity ness, say both Sylvan fliers from every nation, Including Every Clark,' ed against his record for every at chrl.tmas time, receive dividends from this E. Bailey, assistant postmaster at inUnited States, county commissioner and Mayor error Service Provo's Csirier made. France, Poland, will in lowered also Rating In recent a Iff Ice Provo and the ratee post profits plant who make np the Csech, etc. as well as from Canada Is operated on schedule also. cludes faithful and meritorious Itrcripta flt Bnd na- atar 10 Anderson, that will be applied to reduce the vocational address before the Selective Service board here. Utah and all the British dominions. at the post office in Provo man Is allowed from 7.45 to diligence and quality of riee, Each of service at conclub, he Provo years tax age years rotary (I burden, will be required to famish 74' While London Is going through community co-- average $860 per day, not or at (5 compulsory. Interest was keen throughout 8 a. m. to case his mail, and route work, rapidity, knowledge, men by Nov. II as its first quota, the ordeal by battle with terrific eluded. which average optional, orders, for money lng appearance, in his personal indy delivery and the Mr. Bailey's address, damage, the R. A. F. Is gradually according to U. 8. Army headrequired to deliver and each man gets 60 merits each bettor than $1,000 dally, and he gave regarding rlct-- H A Gag On The Japanese of an six out -- . quarters for the Ninth corps area. no which months winning dominance over the air average If hss he pay lnd return to period, the pojt Provo's post office service was so in Europe, hitting the enemy In went the rounde recently as the appreciated by the club members office not later than 11.10 p. m., demerits. An aggregate of all rat- - $1500 dally. The bond business postal service whereas a few years other states in this area furnish- their vital military, naval, and Burma Road was Ining: Nevada, IS; Wyoming, 81; again opened that several snggeeted the general a tlma cIock being used by every aInga la taken by the Postal - here runs from $100 to $10,000 industrial spots, whereas the to the Chinese. Here's Oregon, 88; Washington. 178; Allowances are made pec tor. Provos office now rates per day. Poetal savings show a how they public ehould know these facts, employe. German fliers have dropped their did It In Nen York: 80 percent as compared to 88 per marked Increase during the past corns under Mr. Farleys admlnla-ce- Idaho, 58; Montana, 70 and r heavy mall. especially as the post office be-- f?r attack on vital defense points snd In 1088. five years. One fellow calls up another and tratlon, which secured the passage California, 1117. The Selective to tha and the man's Esch people, postal record is iongs kept taken to indiscriminate bombing uk: of an amendment to the postal board Is now sending out ques-- .. Some home miles a and carriers Teaches walk Is service and every open for Inspection War Conditions of civilians In an effort to destroy regulations requiring every do tionalrea to registrants whoso 8ay. how'd you like to have a eTery person in the land, yet strictly at any time by a government day, and others walk 10 miles tbe morale of the population. have upset the postal service to partment of government to weigh numbers have come up in the first to (be opening ckBt.i much of the data given by Mr. postal Inspector. Twice each year eaeh day. An average load la The British policy of telling of"UP.f Burma Road?' many countries. German mall is Its mail and pay annually into the drawing. Replies to theee queo- Bailey was not known even by a supervisor goes around the pounds,and this weight aver- - nJW r0ad through Russia over post office department the eoet of tlons which must be returned their people the truth has built "Swell! says the second fellow. theae rotarlans. within five days will determine up an unbreakable spirit In the "Where do I get em?" route with each carrier, and kaepe ages 800 ..pieces. the Siberian railway. Sinking of handling the same. ttui-Work at the Provo post office the Nazi Delivery whereas Mr. Bailey's Inform the status of the men as to their populace, lost thousands of sea has at Following ships accurate record an number of of Just call this number: Circle begins at 4 a. m., two men startmethods of hiding the facts even for parrel post Items costs an parcels and letters, and registered stive address, many questions eligibility to be drafted, the first' number of families, num- from their own people will eventuing at that hour sorting mall, an- bounce, average of three cents each par- - letters, and caused untold flnan- - were asked as to details of the to be called being single men The number Is that of the Jap- other comes at 5 a. m. and a her of collection boxes, weight of cet including the coat of the rial ioea. Fluctuations in rates service in Provo, which ha ana- - without Jobs in Important ally lose tbe world conquest they anese Consulate General. fourth at 0 a. m. In order that the hla mall, number of letters, news- - truck for which the government of exchange are a constant source wered satisfactorily to all. have dreamed of. doot o ' ar - . . . LIU e e- .... (be ana poll-lett- er . . re U. S. Mai Service Discussion Shorn Provos Status ' includ-operatlo- (! n, ... nt . ".J |
