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Show i 'I. pi SPUING CITY u. s' do s i ' '1 lot Coll., h l,i S, om a, ", t Cat ,1 (l lint limed I!) Mils. I I rum r.ie Student. t ikl'i, pill p'a lie; Vt Id hi II ms, n Moms Cimp Harwood Stiuti, Mai Ray Jusleii--s- i ii, Kay Piti tsin (Henna li ns, n Lila Allrtd and Hon Sihotnld I) ot Mil ami Uth grade of the English B'pait-itile Spring City .luniol High Si bool until I the diii i turn ot H len V Madsi n an- working ti ml on n In arsal.s ot a thrie-m- t play to be pri.sented in the near future, possibly 22nd or 23r,l This pliy w ill be pn si ii t d fur the public ami pns ei ds will go toward paving tor the new si bool ground equipment It is interesting to note th it ending with the pnsi ntatioii of this play every student in the, Junior High Si hool has at ted during this si hool year in either a three-ai- t or one-ac- t play pre-- I seated on the newly built stage at si hool A IK. I S OsHUKNK group studints lit ill, I M i Mr were N 1' l' RA.MI1) Answer to Previous Punle HORIZONTAL 1,7 Deputed A'ijTiOw Is C'O.B U A the U. S. Navy Distinguished rItMa'n 11 12 13 13 18 18 19 Coin 20 Statue Crew pallid This award 21 23 1 . The gods Like 20Fiozen water 22 Low haunt 24 Tidal leliux 27 txpluvive is dence in the U. S. Navy 23 Shoshone Indian Execute the commands of 27 Dance step 29 Symbol lor rubidium 30 Drunkard 83 Either 26 14 Negative 33 By 38 Editor (abbr.) 40 Chicken pillule HOLE IN FILMS v UOH Mule than Navajus rode Although the Navajus, Arncr-l- i tm niaiiv milts t" apply tor uhK a s biggest Indian tribe, have ap-A pm he " w la n word gut l 'it 11 in of t he lliteriuimntuin m "fort nied in many pntun.s, usually is mak- - made up to K i e under it Hiding aruuml th.it Jehn Fold i ,1'upi ripiesint Ap.u his, the .spuuding Cmnniun st nit they have no oppmiumty to see i u d us tied war is ist The hgioii W L (Tumi Siwvir I ml an- thise pit Hires. Their isolation, industrial some 2ot) miles trum ttie railroad gov i i nnu lit and Li gmn are i h al .ipolii national A is so great that ilm i t ir. th i land li utri s m the ast The (.'nul- at Flagstaff, iin i ii ini.Mii n most memii e ls i loser and they remain the least influenced I .nk S.ilt ill City leccntly " stronger than we think by the t ulture of the white man. Tin Wist h.ls gut t Willi!1 up" Mr S ivv v t t a II.lt e nt Mi s t, la ss than one m five speaks hinssi rti'J "Its ptiiph ,tri said the lampaign primuilv Fngh.sh. ri ns vitally us thosi' nt the is directed at "people who don t Direitor Ford bad trouble with hi'Hvilv pi ipiiliitisl iisistal hums. mnili" These, he said, m-- i the Indians, when he wanted to even Umiigh the tm mil e is not nil read lode those who are satisfied with use doubles for them in some of the ilimr.step, ns it is mi the Atreading headlines and mime strips the more dangerous stunts This Hint if am) Ruelfle seaboanis" "Out here in the West, be as- they refused, as an affront. They In I'tah to assist Legion urgan-iatnm- s sarted, "the people art n't tense explained that Navajus have been amt elvie leaders in dis- and worried about the current praitnung just miih stunts since tribution of Americanism litera- threat to our demoiraey. They're the first movie company went on ture. Mr Sawvirsanl the pingt.tm not talking about it us people are thi ir reservation some 25 ytars is expei teil to rent h into nearly in the coastal areas" ago Id, (kill, 000 homes He ih si rihed the di si ribi d New York Mr effort as the legion's "fir-.- t at- -' Hi tv asSawyer lT S ComThe H S. Naval Reserve now "hottest" the tempt to make a iiuMtive attai k munist center, with Seattle a contains more than 000,000 officer! on communism "i lose second " and men "The Amerii an Legion started tins program because we know that for the most pait the pnqile pi . I n-- An, , - -' of the Hinted States don't realize we re at war with Russia and communism, he said "It's a cold' j war, and most Americans can't understand and Mrs Cutler Sihofield the teachers of the with hools Are Active North Sanpete High School and The teachers of the Spring City the and Elementary Si hool.s are work- the group that accompanied Senior students on their recent on a ing playground equipment tour to Salt Lake City and other project. To help with this project Vi in pli turi sque Va!h y, I'tah Inspii d by 'led I s ri kb i 1st stand this pn tun t till d tor liuiidu ds of Apaihe Indians to battle H S i di ah nu n FROM COMMUNISM snLkIa In prece- i i !8 31 Tear Fifth month Girl's name Lubricates ,!i d tins M iiiiuim lit INDIANS SEEK OF DANGERS sound Exist Unit 32 2000 pounds 36 Rebound Y CIA H 37 Belonging to It G 39 Morning moisture 'pj lieruT 40 It U awarded to CicWd 42 Coin M A'MMiV 44 Land parcel VERTICAL 41 Consume 45 The medal 1 Cease contains a 43 Remove 2 Silkworm white 43 Factions 3 Genus ot rails 46 Sea eagle 47 Mortar tray 47 Short Jump 49 Anxiety 4 Symbol for 48 Let fall Iridium 32 Horse's pace 50 Interpret 5 Commander 53 Toward 51 French river 6 Roof flnlal 54 Of the thing 53 Symbol for 7 Mine 56 Pedal digits tantalum 8 Entices 57 Blackbird 9 English river 53 Auricle 58 Knock 58 Railway 10 Ground 59 Cereal grain 13 Mother 61 Dutch city (abbr.) 60 Symbol for 62 Kind ol race 14 Classified 17 Immovable tellurium 63 Ironer f r.u-1- - TFlilONAIKH TIILS PUZZLE WEEKLY CROSSWORD 111 utliers t Manti ivnr (harks A Thpiii,N,n ( ty Kemtdi r Hi nrv LUm ami C.iy Marshal Clan nee Swuhr- t.ird atti ndi d the I'tah Muiilii-I'n- l League, i ncii( rating with the f tato I!n. ltd Fur Viieatumal Fthi-- i atinn Irurani. at Manti, Friday The mnriiiiiR ami afternoon included talks ami discussions on, Wdti rworks, Swimming pools Sevier systems, the New B and C Road Fund, The Mima pal League in Action. Planning and Zoning, Municipal Incensing, T'mform Building and General Problems Speakers Municipal Those taking part in the play triated these discussions with an Bei k, Karol Marie Open Forum following ea h sub-J-- e are: Lois t Robinson, Norma Sorensi n, Joan Ball, Gordon Blain, Don Allred, Max Petersen, Charles Osborne, Mr and Mrs Lee Brown and Ruth Ellis, Marilyn Christensen family, Mr and Mrs. Mai k Butler and Carol Terry. and family of Salt Lake City Numbers between the aits will spent the Salt Lake City vacation be presented by the grade school week with their mother, Mrs students Lnrna Jensen, of this city it) s I ! p a 111 COIIRESIHINDKNTE PI M I' 111! the 7th grade Englmh studints points of interest. under the direction of Helen V Madsen arc presenting the followMrs. Ruth Osborne and Mss Ethel Osborne spent Monday and ing program to be given Wednesday at 2 30 pm Tuesday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs Gardell Osborne at one-a- i "A t Burial" Midnight Fairview play; skit "Her Sister; Reading, I a la Allred "One Ring Circus," t Mr and Mis Evard Larsen and play, skit Robbed, Skit "In a Hurry", skit "Badly Dam-ejfd- daughter, Carina of Piovo visited Carol Madsen will play two with relatives in this city, Sunday. OKvoiDfakai RPM Chassis Grease seals out moisture, forms a tough shockabsorbing cushion. RPM VCTied Bearing Grease protects with a tough film . . . wont melt onto brakes. wmaMmnm WEATHERPR00 oni-ai- xr Newsh SI V MV YOUR FAVORITE KENTUCKY BRAND IS AVAILABLE AGAIN! Mrs Mary Jensen sustained severe bruises and hurts in a fall iiiaiu the street reiently Flank Colt man of Salt Lake 7 Brook Sunny X i BRAND Whiskey-- A Blend Enjoy the whiskey fhots; oa its HomuA National Distillers Products Corporation, New York 86 Proof !UP AND DOWN MORONI INCLINES City has spent the past week visiting his parent-,- , Mi and Mrs John II Coleman. j. Kentucky LUBRICATION! 65 Gram Neutral Spirits These two greases lubricate, reduce wear on vital parts, so trucks run longer. By JUNE MKLsON i Moroni High Si hool was honored Mr and Mrs Joseph I Beck with a visit from Mr. Dean Chrisvisited in Irovo, Saturday with tensen, former music director Mr. Mr and Mrs, Cliff Stubbs and Christensen taught here last year, family. Lewis Reid Beck, their but quit to resume Ins studies at son attending .school at Salt Lake the University of Utah last fall. City, also tame to Piovo to spend Products of Standard of California 1 the day with them. Moroni High is very proud of its auditorium, in which three hundred Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Blain and new seats have been placed. Stu- family of Salt Lake City have dents now feel assured that they U been visiting their parents, Mr. will not be deprived of a seat in and Mrs James W. Blain. assembly as some were before with only a few more than two hundred Archie Aiken left for Las Yegas, Tuesday His wife and Moroni High lost one of her baby will accompany him home, They have been visiting Mr, and honor students last week-enMrs Denzil Aiken when John Crowthcr was killed in an automobile accident north of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Petersen and Manti. Since his coming to M. H small son, Martin and Mr. Peter- S. three years ago from Fountain sen's mother, Mrs. Petersen, of Green Junior High, John has been Pleasant Grove, visited Sunday at very active in the high school. He the home of Mr. and Mrs. George was one of Moronis finest athAllred. Mr. Petersen is attending letes; he represented M. H, S. in the B.Y.U. Mrs Petersen will re- commercial contests and music main here to visit for a few festivals for the three years; also, he was active in almost every weeks. other department of the school. Mr, and Mrs. Pratt Allred of Moroni High will long remember Manti visited m this city, Satur- John as one of her most outstanding students day with relatives. R. C. AKDERSOti 58 NORTH 2nd EAST (till lllllll Phone 111 : Manti, Utah SPa9-Nevada- , d, IT PAYS TO SHOP PEMEYS AT Where Every Day is Bargain Day! Men! Big Value in Husky MATCHED SETS Handsome! Comfortable ! Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. to Many students are Florence Larsen of Provo spent go to Snow College preparing High School the week end visiting Mr. and Mrs Day on April 16. These students C. E. Allred are seniors and juniors, who are determined to bring back honors Mrs, Bertha Blain, Mrs. Ethelyn and scholarships. They are repAnderson and Billie Blain spent the school in departresenting SatuMay and Sunday as visitors ments of agriculture, home ecoin Salt Lake City. nomics, music, commercial, athletics, exact science, and social Clifford McKinney was a visitor science. in Salt Lake City, Friday and Saturday. The constitution guarantees Mr. and Mrs. Max Blain attendquantities of free speech . . . now ed the Art Show at Springville, . . . if there were only some way to guarantee its quality. Sunday. WORK SHIRTS 2.79 Top V Bottom vat dyed. Sanforized Army twill, strong and Dress-typ- col- e lar. Roomy cut lets yon stretch. Double stitched . teams. Tan. 14-19- Built for Tough Wear I WORK PANTS still toos 3.29 heavy Top V Bottom Army twill, Seams that wont fray. Vat dyed to hold color; Sanforised to hold fit even after washing. Popular tan. well-tailore- semee ! d. No 29-5- 0. Work Panto with zipper fly n 3.49 PBeg. U. S. PaL Off. tSbrinkags will not exceed 1. Oxhide Work Shirts. Sanforized chambray. cut, well made. Blue, grey. Covert Work Pants. Good fit, strong seams, heavy drill pockets. Sanforized. Oxford grey. 14-1- 9. 29-5- 0. Big Mae Bib Overalls. Sanforized 8 full cut, made for rugged wear. 30-5- 2. o. "Pretty Iron, in used car parlance, means: an attractive appearing car but in bad condition mechanically, even though it doesnt seem to be. Youll find no "Pretty Iron" offered for sale in our used car department. As an authorized Ford dealer we have a reputation to uphold. fir f ... great postwar improvement program designed to bring you even better products and station facilities along the road. These products and facilities together with expert, courteawait you under both new sign and ous, personalized service old . . . to assure you more pleasant driving and longer car life. top-notc- h ) 2.69 TUNE INI UTAH OIL 8 os. 1.98 EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT PENNEYS Today youll find two signs of top service along highways In 88 sign, and Utah and Idaho. Theres the familiar Vico-Pe"Utoco sign thats replacing it. This new theres the brand-nesign . . . oval, with the flaming torch of service and the single is easier to see and identify. Its part of a word "UTOCO p denim, -- Big Mae Dungarees. 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