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1 Arrest 1 for Japs IBY By Telegram Leased Wire Working ROYO-Working Working hand in hand county and city officials the 3 31 and the war department day had successfully rounded the the five youths who allegedly prized the Provo Japanese Japanese- can mobile labor camp Satay Sat Sat- jy iY night without the tee general lic Uc knowing what was happen happen- 1 fhe rhe he war relocation board fear fear- that more such incidents lit ht occur in this area asked vor Maurice Harding to call meeting Monday morning of i Provo citizens to find the Ithe sentiment of this the Japanese Ament Ameri Amen 5 If the community couldn't vide vide them with the protection protection- ss them as Americanciti- citi sj the board indicated it would ie i to the labor camp and mers friers in this area would have do rdo without the help ofthe hers who have given eaid aid in harvesting of perish perish- crops he The 40 0 civic civic leaders who met pledged protection and evince erance for the Japanese Ameri Ameri- 15is is and declared that it would soldibid ld the actionof city officials punishing the responsible forthe acts violence andfurthermore stated it they would discourage all dis dis- ys Lys ys of racial antagonism and crimination Vets ts of terrorism reached a a. cli- cli 3 Saturday night when several from a a. shotgun and a caliber aliber rifle into buildings at the ther- oror Jor camp at Ninth South and East streets and at the the- Be the- ll the- ne ll ne Be of a Japanese resident in em em One girl was reported injured when a pellet t- UU uck her leg and two other per per- struck by pellets but re re not not injured it was reported that in cars had stoned the camp leeice ice during the weekpreceding shooting officers said The he youths arrested after Satay Satay Sat Satay nightsnight's episode are Tom Ison 19 Pleasant View report report- to hold a medical discharge off nil the United States marine ps Jim Frisco Rooney 17 a Reed Frandsen 18 and rv Park 18 both of Orem i llRoy Loy Barton 18 of Pleasant ve Dye Th rhe he FBI I is investigating the tier on the grounds of destroy destroy- property and at at- bodily harm to wards of t. pine ine School District I I Ions tans ns Hot Lunches LEHI Plans LEHI-Plans Plans are completed for ofschool hot lunch titers in Alpine district starting in October The pro- ani pro pro- ani am is made possible through co co- er tion of theschooldistrict communities where lie schools located the teacher parent-teacher as as- nations and funds furnished by by- JJ federal and state gov governments S. tOKen lOKen charge is made to the I I- IdId dent ident for the meals the price li ling by far to cover the actual ual The labor shortage appears to to- I to- I the only difficulty in the im im- di te starting of the program Hit is thought that with a ces- ti ces- ces ti ion tion of heavy demands by farms Ii canneries that many marty women it 11 be released I A Sets Dance GROVE GROVE Autumn Autumn lie lie will be the themeofthe the- ning the- ning ning suing dance of the Manila LD S- rr rd Mutual Improvement on on to be held Tuesday evening the ward recreation hall Hart Har Har- decorations will carry out the one me e.

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Ill 1 nit Georges George's fearless journeys to the dentist are traced to to- an to- anan attractive lady dentist w- inin the Case of the Romantic Roman Romantic Molars With the help x's of Bill Goodwin the Happy Postman and other sleuths Gracie Grade keeps em laughing it with her daring detective detective detective detec- detec detec tive adventures CBS Network Network- Finest E. 1 1 1160 on pr dial 1 4 ro i A s. of jj M. 4 4 yr a l- yy Emblem May Backfire on Axis Miss Rhoda Patterson inspects unusual swastika jewelry at civilian defense information in information information in- in formation booth Inset is close up of the stone set Swastika Bracelet May Prove Useful to American Soldier The swastika of the nazi government gov gov- eminent has ma made many enemies but at least one one of the emblems setet in a gold bracelet may Inay help an American soldier make friends with natives of foreign lands A plated gold-plated bracelet with I a stone set swastika center was in included included in in- in a bag of jewelry turned in to the civilian defense informa- tiontionbooth in Salt lt Lake City Fri City Fri Friday It was discovered with a a- ca a- card ca card reading dreading From th the U. 5 WV W.

V. Critchlow No 3 annex Jv The jewelry is to be be- used by by AmericanAmerican soldiers rs and sailors sailors' to help makefriends among natives of foreign reign lands Mrs Nona Zeigler Zeigler Zeig Zeig- Zeig ler Jer attend attendant nt attl atthe at the ex ex- ex 1 Mrs Zeigler said the br bracelet celet would be displayed in the booth for the next few days to encourage encour- ageage Salt Lakers to down the swastika Among those who examined ex ex-d ex the bracelet was Rhoda Patterson South Eighth West street Further contributions off of jewelry will be accepted at the th booth daily from 10 a a. a m. to 6 p. jn Ze Zeigler gler vu Theater Group Makes Plans For Three Plays Tentative schedule for or three plays to be presented by the Young PeoplesPeople's theater group at at- the at- the at- thethe University of Utah this season season sea season was announced Tuesday by Gail Plummer manager of the university theater First play of the season will be be- aa matinee performance for children children chil children of Peter Pan November 19 Seven LittleLittfe Rebels or Anne of Green GablesGables' will be pr present presented present sent sent- ed January 14 and Tom Sawyer or Treasure Island willwin be offered offered of of- March 15 I Post Pos Office Bids Opened I CLEARFIELD Bids CLEARFIELD-Bids Bids were ere opened Monday morning in Clearfield Clearfield Clear Clear- fieldfieldfor the construction of a aaa- new a- newnew post office building according to Mrs Pearl Wilcox Clearfield postmaster Explosion Burns Car Inspector J- At At Al Ogden Home OGDEN OGDEN Horace Horace Farr 47 2114 Quincy cacar inspector forthe Og Og- Og- denden Union Railway Depot company company com company received severe burns Monday Mon Mon- Mon- dayday at 40 p.

m. when a mixture of paraffin and gasoline exploded at his home His condition Tuesday Tues Tues- Tues- dayday was reported to be tory Mr Farr Ogden city firemen related was heating the mixture over a gas flame on the porch of his home to waterproof some fab lab lab- forthe approaching huntinghunting- season The mixture exploded and spread over the walls and ered the victim He suffered first second and third degree burns over the left side from the shoulder to the waist A fire department ambulance took the victim to an ari Ogdengd hospital hospital hos hos hos- pitalpital for treatment Damage to the home was limited limit limited firemen reported I 5 il 1 r-k iT Tuesday Evening Ji guIte IL am October 5 1943 1943 9 1 Coast Educator to Address S. L. Conference Of Mountain International Relations Clubs Dr Malbone W. Graham professor professor pro pro- i fessor of political science University Univer- sitysity of California at Los Angeles will be principal speaker at the Rocky Mountain International Relations Relations Re Re- lationsclubsclubs' conference at Westminster Westminster West Westminster colleg- college Friday and Saturday Saturday Satur Saturday it was announced Tuesday I The faculty adviser of the conference conference con conference the first to be held by any of the clubs thisfall will be Professor Walter F.

Myers of college assisted by Dr Robert D. Steele president Westminster college Miss Laurens Lau Lau- Lau- rensrens Hodges of Westminster is student student stu stu- stu dent president of the conference Delegates from colleges and universities sin in Utah Colorado and Wyoming will attend Roundtable discussions by students students stu students will be a a. feature of the meetings meetings meet meetings and will have as the theme The Future Peace Dr Graham will speak under unde the auspices of the Carnegie Endowment Endowment En En- for International Peace Miss Amy Heminway Jon Jones Carnegie Endowment representa- tivetive in charge of International Relations clubs will conduct ththe meetings on club work I More Girls Register At BY BYU This is Year ear PROVO Although no definite figures are available it is known that at least as many women registered reg reg- at Brigham Young university university uni uni- this year as did last year but there is a considerable drop in in- the in- the in- thethe enrollment of men students Dr Franklin S. Harris president said Tuesday morning Registration here on the first day exceeded the registration of the first day last year by 25 per percent percent per- centcent Dr Harris indicated Students have come from three foreign countries and approximately approximately 35 5 different states as as well as the territory of Hawaii re reported reported re reported John E. Hayes registrar Foreign countries represented are Canada Iran and Mexico.