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Show NEW SCIENCE BUILDING AT Social Security BYU Why, we're Edward O. Aihton, architect, and President Howard S. McDonald of BYU toured the camand discussed the pus on Friday future building program of BYU including immediate erection of a new science building on the upper campus. Tire Board of Trustees previously had approved immediate steps for erection of a new science building. JOBS BEING FOUND FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED just fine! Virginia , ushered her high school principal into the living-rooand set a chair for him. Her eyes swept the room critically. Satisfied that everything was as it should be, she continued: Billy doesn't come home from work till six, and Susan is A WEEKLY NEWS-MAGAZIN-E STATE AND LOCAL AFFAIRS taking care of Mrs. Blacks baby this afternoon." Volume Eight Number Forty -Four INDEPENDENT 'UBLISIIED AT PROVO. UTAH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1915 Like everybody else In the community, the principal was of these three orphans DEER CASUALTIES SEEN Sgt. Jolley Sees Recruiting1 Officer proud ARMY RECRUITING who managed their lives so well. Much Cdmbat Thousands of mustered out Their widowed mother had done service men whose good Job bringing than up. IN OFFICE OPENS A communication has been reWhen she died two years back, hands are itching to fonceived from the 25th Infantry dle a deer everybody thought the children rifle, along with (Tropic Lightning) Division on Utah's y would have to leave school. But sportsmen PROVO THIS WEEK S- - JolPfc. Andrew that Luzon, Fire Prevention Week, October 7 to 13, should will make an unhealthy combinthey didn't. The Social Security II. B. Mrs. Mr. son of and ley, Board stepped in, and old-ag- e ation for Utah's deer herds this command greater public interest this year than ever beJolley, has been promoted to autumn- - In addition, hundreds Field Artillery, veteran of the and survivors insurance got to fore. Never in history was so much property destroyed the rank of sergeant. He is a of California and Nevada hunt- Normandy Beachhead, assumed work. Billy was 17 then, Vircommachine a the in rifle command of installed gunner newly ers will be heading for Utah by fire in 365 days, as during the past 12 months. ginia 16, and Susan 14. pany of the SSthh regiment mountains. State Game Direc- Army Recruiting Station at 108 Mrs. Clarke had been employIn our own country, which has not been subjected Sgt. Jolley's wife, Alton and tor Ross Leonards 66 warden W. Center Street, this week. ed by a business firm for many sons their their make three A veteran of World War I, the to the ravages of war, there are 1.000 home fires every are fully prepared for the big years and so was fully insured home in Grand View ward. season and 3.000 safety Major entered active service in game under old age and survivors Inday. Once every 60 minutes someone is burned to death Sgt. Jolley has had eight on War Oct. World the second have been surance. Thus each of the chila large percentage of them children left in homes months service overseas, enter promotion posters He went overseas 15, 1940. dren, being under 18, was eligiconspicuously posted. Fifty which contain unnecessary fire hazards. 30, 1942 with the first 800,000,000 ble for monthly benefits. The thousand "Ten Commandments April to forS. U. for leave the corps Board found Billy capable of matches are used daily, each one capable of starting a of Safety" have been sent Lq eign duty. He has an enviable handling money and paid over fire in a home or factory. Two hundred and fifty billicense agencies, stores, and record in World War II. to him the monthly benefits lion cigarettes are smoked each year each is a fire hazschools. Meantime sportsmen According to Major Bender $16.05 for himself and the same who for applied special permits the immediate problem of the ard which can ignite waste paper, bed clothes, material for each sister, $48.15 a month are receiving notification, and for the three. The children movMajor Claburn S. Bandar placed carelessly on shelves, clothing, and a thousand-and-on- e some are getting refund cnccks. ed Into an inexpensive apart- service is that of comrecruiting other articles. Drawing for 700 Elk permits municating accurate information ment. Billy worked In the town will be held Oct. 12 and in ad- to the service men and civilians library after school and brougnt No one can prevent most of such fire losses except dition to the regular elk season, who are interested in current home a few dollars every week; Sthe home owner, the lighter of matches, the smoker, Bender, scheduled for Nov. 10 to 19, 1945 enlistment or reenlistment opMajor Cleburn Virginia shopped and cooked and every individual old enough to think. Annual fire 1 hunt set is for Dec. special Men 18 and over and washed and Ironed; Susan portunities. to losses in the United States, which could largely be pre10, 1945 for taking 125 ani- with or without did the cleaning and washed the military prior mals of either sex in the Nefto-Mon- a vented, are greater than those caused by the bombings dishes. are invited to visit experience area. All of this promises the of London during the first years of the war. They are At the end of the year Billy Major at the Army Recruitto 1945 make Utah's biggest not as spectacular as the London losses because they Station. with some of the honing graduated S. Andrew Jolley Sgt. hunting year. are scattered all over the country. w GEORGE & BENSON ors of his class and took a Job Right now my attention is in Ten thousand deaths from fire, distributed over in industry. Now It was Viring the army August 9, 1944, at FOURTEEN CENT explaining enlistment bonus alSttrrf. Jrhiui Fort Douglas, and received his BEET SEED 48 states, and tens of thousands of homes and factories lowances, reinstatement to temginias turn to graduate. basic training at Camp Hood, porary or regular army grades, Im going to take a short destroyed, do not make headlines like the bombing of a Utah grown sugar beet seed choice of arm or service, selecTexas, before going overseas in Vinson business course and get a job, city, but the permanence of death and fire loss for to He entitled is 1945. Feb. at 14 cents per pound for the tion of theater of operation and she told the principal. "Susan those involved, is just as real Shortly after Fred Vinson wss wear the Combat Infantryman producer promises much for the other enlistment opportunities, will keep on getting her social of the named Fire Prevention Week, from October 7 to 13, is Treasury Secretary Asiatic-Pacifi- c thethe in Utah. A Michigan the Major said- - "When we have he was badge, industry security benefits till she is 18 in the as all should press alone layquoted observe not for that week something ater ribbon with one battle star, firm will purchase all the seed this recruiting mission successthe American people are in the if she stays in school and she ing but for every day in the year. ribthe Philippines Liberation that can be produced from 300 fully completed and have propredicament of having to will. So we'll be all right The Utah Safety Council advises that fire losses in bon with one star and the Good acres now under contract in the cured a regular volunteer army pleasant learn to live 5G better than they Susan's the smartest. We hope Utah alone last year was approximately $1,200,000 with Conduct medaL Uintah basin. Production will sufficient to guarantee the peace have ever lived before." When he she'll get a scholarship to colSince landing at Lingayen run from 2,000 to 3.000 pounds there will be plenty of time for made thii remark he waa talking lege. But anyway an accompanying loss of 26 lives. all of us will Gulf on Luzon in January, The per acre, promising a sizable re- us to recall the combat Inc- about a future day, one that had have had a high school educa"FIRE PREVENTION COM25th Division, fought the Japs turn to the careful grower. Ac- idents. He can certainly tell in- not come then and has not came yet, tion and thats what Mother UTAH COUNTY MITTEE" 165 consecutive days on the cording to Russel Keetch and teresting stories of those events. but e completely possible future had set her heart on. LARGE CONGREGATION Earl Finlayson, Chairman Central Plains and in the Tug- Marden Broadbent, county agriday. While the name used here Is Provo City Fire Chief. Hitler was no longer a menace, ged Caraballo mountains of Lu cultural agents of Uintah and S. R. Boswell, fictitious, the Social Security of Secretary a new when Balete the spoke Secretary ENJOY SUNDAY Duchesne respectively, the crop zon, capturing strategic Boards records show hundreds 60 County Agricultural Agent. higher living standard in AmerPass and the town of Santa Fe of beet seed will prove highly ANNUAL MEETING of similar cases. Full InformaPaMembers are: A. L. Taylor, U. clouded the still but ica, Japan thus opening the only southern beneficial to farmers of the Uincific. Now that has cleared up tion about social- security can be S. Forest Service; Theron Hall, EVENING HOUR land route to the vast produc- tah basin- also and today's national problem obtained free at the Social SeUtah County Sheriff; Sharp GilOF SCOUTERS tive Sagayan Valley, last enemy Is economic rather than strategic. curity Boards office. Salt Lake President A. M. Steed of the stronghold on Luzon. lespie, Provo City Utilities The BEST FRUIT HARVEST The strain Is no less, but in a difCity, Utah. Dept.; Dale Despain, Utah Coun- San Fernando Stake in CaliforDivision Lightning Tropic for the ferent place. Ease felt in AmerPlans are 1 nia, gave an inspiring address a veteran fighting outfit, having ty Planning Association. Topping all known records, Utah National underway Parks council, ica as firing ceased was like the MILLIONS SWARM The purpose of this committee on the theme Why Mormon-Ism- " seen action in Hawaii and Guad- Utahs fruit harvest is under way with hands of s relief Scouts annual of America, changing REFUGE is to foster a campaign in Utah at the Sunday evening alcanal, New Georgia and Vella with all crops showing a sizable Boy meeting and planning confer heavy burden. county known as Fire Preven- service at Scera Auditorium. Lavella in the Solomon Islands increase over former years. The ence to be held in Provo, OctobIs ea Vision Lead There are now five mUlion inOctober President A. V. Watkins pre- before landing in the Philip- state's cherry trees yielded 4300 tion Week, About a month ago this column wild fowl on the Beer River er 13, according to Dr. J. G. tons F. of with clusive. Wells, 10,400 sided, fruit; apricot trees, George carried an outline of Mr. Mnson's Migratory Bird Refuge, 18 miles pinespresident. chairman The purpose of the organiza- Stake Genealogical tons; peaches are estimated at Jones, tax policies which I frankly conwest of Brigham We the repreexpect largest businesstion Is to encourage conducting the meeting- The With a score of 12-- 0 Lincoln 900,000 bushels; grapes at 900 sentation from this area sines sider sound. Now. in view of the to Vfcnez Wilson,City, according superintendmen and homemakers and farm- congregation sang "High on the won the first official league tons; pears 221,000 bushels and international is it changed picture, ent Migrants, the birds will Pearl Harbor, the president high time everybody knew more leave soon ers to check their places of busi- Mountain Top", led by Leno game In region threes 1945 foot- apples 413,000 bushels. for rfhe south to added. about this generalissimo of post-wness or homes and farm build- Martin with Sheree Terry at the ball Each of the six operating de- flnancea, cur race, against the powerful TIMP CAVE Inof economics in the, winter while others will arrive The W. Madsen of P. he hazards. fire for piano. ings partments of the council will world's most important country. He from the north forced down by formation provided by the Na- stake high council offered the Spanish Fork team, last Friday. BREAKS RECORD hold Dons meetings following the gen- is a key man on the team that has the migratory instinct. Tons of half the first the AssociaDuring invocation. tional Fire Protective Timp cave is drawing them eral session. The finance de- to win if liberty, civiliution and en- fish, shrimps, spalls, worms, etc. The Girls Sextette from Lin- held them scoreless, but in the tion of Boston, shows that the are consumed by the birds daily s coln high school sang One second half Coach Dixons team in! On Labor Day, 815 people partment will be conducted by lightenment survive. average peacetime yearly orVinson is 55 years old. Half while meandering over the 58 Fred Mark this Chairman scenic visited Anderson; magnificent In rolled States hand "Bless took United In and Hour and the Us, from fire Fleeting things near American Fork, ganization by John F. Mower; a century ago he was playing in the 816 acres. The refuge is on the The attraction is $4.00 per capita compared O Lord, with Ma urine Williams over two touchdowns. e an record for visitors in camping and activities, Boyd C. yard of the jailhouse in Louisa, Ky. major duck flyways of North to a capita loss of $1.00 In Eng- as accompanist. touchdowns were led by Stan one cave is open to Davis of Orem; scout advance- His father was county jailer. The, America- The , day. Elder Steed It in In remarks 50c his Germany. land and Cole and Ken Balser, and one the public daily from 8:00 A. M. ment, Dr. T. Earl Pardoe; year he started to school. , Associastated People of the church are was made In each was reported by this . . . His coarse hair is half gray; quarterto M. health P. 5:00 and Charles until winter makes J. safety, now and he has some loose skin un- -, tion that 85 percent of the fires blinded by the world. We think Springville will come to LinHart; and leadership training, dcr his chin but he's are preventable and the follow- we are doing work for our Dish- coln for the next game, October the trail impassable. recognized as j 0 I A I 101 Mel D. Wallace. Other special the best in his line" and on a job op, or those in charge, instead of 5th. This team showed fine ing are the major hazards: sessions will be for the 50 coun- where wishes him well, i BIRTHS 1. Failure to protect buildings thanking God for the opportunmetal when they held the strong money will flow freely. "That cil commissioners and troop if that'severybody Girl, to Major William C. W. success. to ourselves. for labor with lightning rods. ity Lehl team 2 In last Friday's time is here now", said Mr. leaders, A. A. Anderson chairand Jenor Seegmiller White-laA j Serious 8indent and Savior our became "Jesus 2. Defective, sooty poorly by game. Steed. man; and for district chairman Louisa, with soma 2,000 lnhtbl-- 1 Friday, constructed chimneys. doing for us what we could not Servicemen seated on the ros- and other members not otherlants, is scross the Big Sandy river J Girl, to Marvin George and so in speak- wonderful work of the service trum were Lt. Milton Bellows. 3. Sparks from chimneys and do for ourselves, from West Virginia, There young) Gcorganna Bates Fisher, Dr. Jones wise will assigned, flammable on Elder Steed of work. bonfires falling Friday ing temple men in the missionary line, It Col. Vance Calder and St. Sgt. conduct this section assisted by Vinson entered school, there was' Boy, to Melvin and Delores said, "We may be the Savior for we are to be wooden roofs. of the sacri- Vincent Brown, all home on fur- Ray Davis of Salem and Ernest elected worthy district end attorney Bernadette from; Gren, Friday, lie stated he fice our boys have made we lough. 4. Defective stoves and fur- our ancestors. A. Strong of Springville, vice there went to Congress in 1922. At! Boy, to Victor and Iola Marie naces and failure to use fire- end his wife have been privi- must live better lives. He spoke The Spirit of God Like A presidents Center ha! College, Danville, of the council. Ky., Labrum, Friday, leged to gather over 50,000 of the prophecy of the late H f- Fire is Burning", was the closproof covering on pipes. worked in the library to help pay Spriggs to John E. and Bonnie Boy, 5- - Careless use of matches and names for temple work, and has iber C. Kimball that the real ing congregational number and took a leading part in athMrs. K. E. McEwan. Mr. and expenses, Nielsen Wright, 1000 He himself. over done Friday night. bams. in smoking test would come, when strang- the benediction was offered by Mrs. Alex Josie and Mrs. Sadie letics and averaged above 95 in Boy, to Edwin and Virginia 6. Improper storage and cam-les- s quoted the promise from God ers will fill these valleys, and Reed Rowley. all through college end law grades Elder visited in Salt Lake City school. Dixon Watkins, Saturday, use of gasoline and kero- to his children that work would during the week. Boy, to Marlyn E. and Vcrena Mr. Vinson Is a penetrating thinkbe done here on this earth for sene. er. He has years of experience In Orsenback Hatch, Saturday, 7. Hot ashes placed in paper those not privileged to hear the Girl, to Weston S. and Florgovernment and he knows taxes. He or wooden containers rather Gospel. One of our greatest reis a recognized fiscal expert. Thats ence Bone Taylor, Sunday, sponsibilities today is to kindle than metal. what put him on the Ways A Means Boy, to Myron and Thelma 8. Spontaneous ignition of the fire of our spiritual power committee and here his ability is Boyer Carter, Saturday night. warm in in those who are luke bay. still respected. He has been a FedPRIMMD aV Girl, to Oral and Norma McLies the Might of America 9. Misuse of electricity and the faith, who through the stress AMERICAN FOUNDATION PON ANIMAL NSALTH eral judge, the successful economic Ewan Butler. Monday. failure to replace or repair worn of the past few years, have fallstabilizer of this country, also direcfrom infection when introduced inen away. Boy, to William Lester, and MASTITIS TAKES 25 cords and defective electrical tor of war mobilization and reconto ths udder vault by a special InProbert Ford, Monday, Elder Steed spoke of the MILK OUTPUT TOLL jection method. Precautionary version the job thafs known as Fay to Max and Miriam Boy, unmeasures Include of assistant president" It s estimated that msitisia or disposal Cochran Berg, Tuesday, udder garget la costing dairy farTe Make Mare Jabs Notice From Girl to Austin and Ma urine mers $100,000,000 yearly, and la Vinson has many prime qualificasome areas nearly 25 Heaton Pugh, Tuesday, all at of daily tions for his present job. Anent his L.D.S. Church Heads herds ars affected by it. Utah Valley hospital. came it out thoroughness, a time or A common cause of mas tills la two in connection with his work as Multiplying tragic automobile accidents impel us earnesta chatn-lik- a germ (Streptococcus chairman of the tax section of the LICENSED TO MARRY ly ip urge the exercise of greatest cars and caution upon all sgalactlae) which may lie hidden A Means committee that ho Frances George Salisbury, 25, In of Ways the udders cows Reckless month automobiles. for in particudriving, persons travelling even knew or more than his witnesses themit Orem, and Lois June Roley Then, yean. suddenly, tbs larly by youths, and by persona wholly or partially under selves about testimony they submitmultiplies rapidly and produce IrOhai, 19, Provo. influence of liquor, eeeme on the increase. Drivers must not reparable damage to the delicate ted. Recollection of these Incidents Frances Carl Calderwood, 19 so must drive also lining membranes of the cow's only drive carefully themselves but they naturally tends to keep alive Vinand Gloria Oldroyd, 19, Provo, udder. son's influence among congressmen that they may guard against injury from the careless driving.... Provo. The disease may be either acute, which is a of others. big asset with high fever and euheequent Robert F. Walton, 25, Provo, It is told that he studied beforeg tisdeath, or a chronic, Cassie Elder Marshall, 23, Particularly we urge Church members coming to ths and hand the financial statements of big: LOW GRADE ORE HELPS sue change that ruins the cowa Conference to drive slowly and cau-..-.l October Provo. usefulness. all Not is whose msstlsis officials corporations were to Recent in advances Advaueed stltls. mining and Richards A- Jensen. 24. Pay-so-n tiously, avoiding, aa far as possible, night driving which Is caused by thh. particular strop" metallurgy added hundreds of thou- testify, end his questioning them and Betty Elmer, 19. Elbert a germ. Sometimes serious outbreaks trsstabls cows, milking infected sands of tons of low grade ore to proved repeatedly that he knew always extra hazardous. art dua to staph-typcows last, sterilization of milking Frederick Charles Ptnnegar, germs Idaho's mineral wealth. More than more about certain aspects of a corBrethren and Sisters: We urge you caution In your drivthe variety responsible for bails machines and cups, strip-cu- p 60,000 persons earn a livelihood porations business than did its pres20, Sacramento, Cal., and Melba ing. A few minutes lived in transit cannot be balanced end abscesses. testing, and cow its .a hytaking the ore from the mountains, 23, American Fork. This ident Is the man who of human low a life. the have pisnnd Draper, possible Fortunately, veterinarians and the operations will increase in a tax against giene. Don E. to Rowley, 23. Orem, and create program the accurst most methods for developed GEO. ALBERT SMITH Combatting mast Isis win pay postwar yeari. A business that inLora Jean Forsey, 20, Payaon. picking out the cows which herb ths fanner real dividends, because volve (he outlay of over $26,000,000 Jobs, instead of merely raising revJ. REUBEN CLARK. JR. the offending germ Special chem- garget-fre- e herds product aa much Jack Noel Brems, 19, Ameriannually will enhance the Nation'! enue for the government something DAVID O. McKAY. ical solutions hsvs also bees per- as 20 percent more milk thaa I have been shouting from the house- - can Fork, and Wilma Jean Turnd . , wealth behind our Bonds r' fected which will frse most cows eased .The First Presidency. IwwitStsMi tops for four years. . er, 19, Lehl. m Fire Prevention Must Be Personal -- meat-hungr- The United States Employment Service brings more than ten years of experience into its pew assignment of finding Jobs for physically handicapped veterans of World War II, W. L. Hildenhall, manager of the USES office in Provo, stated today in announcing a total of 57 placements of veterans through the service during the past , month. Pointing out that the number of civilian workers who become handicapped for Jobs annually exceed even the wartime military casualties resulting in occupational disability, Mr. Mllden-ha- ll said the USES has developed special selection and placement technique for matchingi workers with the jobs they are able to perform and In which their physical impairment is not an impediment on the job. The employment service aim to select occupations to match the physical abilities of the applicant and to find Jobs which the handicapped person can perform despite the physical Mr. Mildenhall limitation. said- "With the USES given responsibility In all communities for assisting veterans to find suitable employment, the only limit to our capacity for placing them will be the limit tatlons placed by those who have Jobs to offer. He invited all employers in the Provo Area, to file specifications of their Job opportunities with the USES office at Provo, Utah, and to Indicate a willingness to employ physically handicapped workers when such workers are qualified for the Job. V VISIT WINDSOR WARD 30TH ANNIVERSARY t ! i . i LOOKING AHEAD 1 , ! ! i, . I I'. ' 1 rI - i : f f ! V' i. V ; 7-- With proceeds from the two day carnival to be staged at the church in Windsor grounds ward, October 9 and 10, to be used for building fund, members of the ward bishopric and special committees working on the entertainment are enthusiastic over the fine response shown II at this early date. Purchase of tickets for the barbecue, or banquet which will be staged Tuesday evening at 7:00 p m. have started. All other entertainment will be free, and will include horse pulling contests, saddle horse judging, a parade, calf roping and riding, wild cow milking and a pony potato race, with the Orem Riding Club putting on a special demonstration. The affair will honor the 30th anniversary of the organization of the ward. KNOW YOUR TRAFFIC LAWS on driving SIDE left OF ROAD: No vehicle shall at any tiiqe driven to the left side ct the roadway under the following conditions: 1. When approaching the crest of a grade or upon a curve in the highway where the drivers view is obstructed within such distance as to create a hazard in the event another vehicle night approach from the opposite direction. 2. When approaching within 100 feet of or traversing any intersection or railroad grade crossing. 3. When the view is obstructed upon approaching within 100 feet of any bridge, viaduct or tunnel. ' Miss Neva Booth of Ncphl visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maycock during the past week. Also a guest at the Maycock home was Mrs. Edith Smith, a cousin of Mrs. Booth, who has been spending Jer vacation with relatives in Utah. She is a nurse at the Los Angeles General hospital. She specially admired Seen and Its history while ing here. the-tr-e visit- ar 1 ! all-tim- ; OTITIQTIA0 100 13-1- w, m mm Behind Your Bonds Important slow-goin- Semi-Annu- al - a" so-ca- : dia-ner- f I1IIIJII HI Hues ius.ii.Uiiijn.i.)ti)i 'Nlwaw.easqiqNW Mtifl sswnw ; ' |