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Show Wednesday, March 12, 1252 TIES EBACESTCII TS2HJNS B3AGESTOU. UTAH " n a, rare s ' v Nmv IPimm AM(2lM GrBBtiBSit Ammmod CM&birmtmu 7F(W March City Auditorium 13-14-15-Helper "Twcid IFIltociDE'S nff iitttii3siicBitnnmis DOWNSTAIRS saitflfl&dkay RfngM FIVE $100 DEFENSE Games, Booths, Concessions, Bingo Games, Prizes Galore From Floor to Floor March now registering for the spring quarter at Carbon Meet Date by New Reserve Unit Quarter Registration Starts Students are 1 1 Set as college. They have before them a large number of classes from which to select their schedules. It The unit instructors office of is expected that registration will be completed by the end of this the United States Army Reserve week and that classes will be in Corps at Provo announces that full swing beginning Monday, tne next meeting of the Hq and March 10. Hq detachment of the 6495th Re- President Aaron Jones E. is anxious to have the adults of the communities In Carbon county look over the list of subjects that are offered in the daytime to see if there are some subjects which would be of interest to them. Whether adults have completed high school or not, they are welcome to enroll in any class or any number of classes up to a total of 18 hours of credit during this quarter. President Jones points out that if adults will come into school and take from five to 10 hours a quarter, it will be possible to be graduated from the col- placement Training battalion will be held at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, in the Price municipal building. It was emphasized by the unit instructor, Captain R. B. Gunn, that an attempt is being made to recruit sufficient personnel in the Carbon county area to warrant the reorganization of this unit into a troop program unit which will be authorized at least two paid assemblies each month. It is felt that a unit of this type will BONDS MANY OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES All Proceeds Go Entertainment, Games, Concessions Carbon College Spring Speer WILL BE GIVEN AWAY Adult Attractions, Refreshments, UPSTAIRS . be particularly advantageous to individuals between the ages of 17 and 19 years fer it will permit them to fulfill a large portion of their reserve obligation prior to their entry into active duty and during the periods they are pursuing a course of instruction in high -- school or junior college which will relieve them of their reserve obligation during the subsequent period during which time they will be establishing themselves in a business or profession. In addition to fulfilling a portion of their reserve obligation, individuals could enter on active duty in the grade of private first class or higher, and in some instances be ordered direct to officers candidate school from their reserve status. This, of course, Captain Gunn stated, depends upon the time spent in the reserve and the effort exerted by the individual. An individual can complete a five or .six-dreserve obligation in from three to four years by actively participating in a unit of this type. Captain Gunn urges all interested individuals to attend the scheduled meeting or contact him .during his visit to Price on the 11th and 12th of March for answers to specific questions. might well spend one, two or more hours a day at Carbon college in the course of a few years. lege in of a college educaCourses in vocational work, as tion, hepursuit stated. well as in academic subjects, are Those who cannot attend duropen to all comers. inThe cost of registration is low. ing the day time should be terested in the night classes which One can take five hours credit for are being offered at the college. $12.50 a quarter; six hours for A list of .these classes may be ob' $15.00; seven hours for $17.50, and tained from LeRoy West at Carso on until one carries as many bon college or from the office at as 10 hours of credit at which the Those wishing to Woman accepts man for the college. point the student would become a register should do so not later sake of matrimony and man acfull-tistudent and pay the than Monday, March 10, and may cepts matrimony for the sake of regular registration and tuition do so by going to the college at woman. fees. Special students (those idMrliiimnl taking less than 10 hours) would not be required to pay any activwhere I ity fees or registration fees. There are many mothers whose children are in school during the daytime or whose families are grown, who any time previous to that date. Coal-Europ- es to Community Projects Ills Time magazine recently said the basic cause of Europes ills Is inadequate coal production. The shortage, in Times view, underlies Europes dollar deficiencies, its currency distempers, and its chronic sweat and tears. In Western Europe, it threatens to undo much of what the Marshall Plan accomplished or was expected to accomplishrBehind theIronCur-tai- n it blocks ambitious Commu- nist five-ye- ar plans. The statistics are significant. Europes industrial output has risen 40 per cent above pre-wdays. But coal output, on which so many basic industries depend, is down seven per cent. Even Britain, which used to be the worlds foremost exporter of coal, is unable to produce enough to stoke her own fires and furnaces. So Europe must spend more and ar more of its dollar reserves for American coal. There is a lesson in all this for those who have believed that. the emergence of other fuels has greatly lessened the importance of coal as a source of heat, light and energy. Coal has been and is a basic, irreplaceable element in the operation of industry and the maintenance of a modern economy. Its one of those resources we simply cant get along There is also a lesson in Europes travails for those who have listened to the siren songs of the socialists. Abroad, where coal is either owned or controlled by government, it has been impossible to meet even a minimum demand. Here, where the coal industry is free and competitive, the industry mines every pound of coal that can be used as a matter of routine. Draw your own conclusions! ay -- me Rom They Do "Give A Hoot" For Easy Mitchell Funeral Home DICE MITCHELL Embalmer PHONE PRICE SCO COMPLETE Line MUSICAL Of RECORDS,-NEEDL- ES ACCESSORIES Order By Mail & CARLS RECORD SHOP 302 South HELPER, Main sit ..JyJot Marsh Easy Roberts finally got rid of the noisy pigeons that used to whoop it np under his eaves. He must have tried a dozen ways to scare them off. But no matter what he did, they would be right back cooing by his window the next morning. Then Easy thought of an old stuffed owl he had in his attic. He propped it on the roof sos all the pigeons could see it They left . . . and three hoot owls have taken their place. Easy swears the hooting is even worse than the cooing of Prom where I sit, quite often a bright idea will turn out to be "not so bright after alL Thats why we should never be too cocksure of our ideas and opinions but always try to keep an open mind. I believe a refreshing glass of beer is the best thirst-quench- er you may believe differently. But whos to say ones right and the other is wrong? Lets just practice tolerance. Itll save a lot of hootin' and hollerin. the pigeons. UTAH Cepy right. 1952, United States Brewers Feundetien OF BANK MONEY ORDERS onvenitnt askable anywhere arry prestige ost is low BUY HONEY ORDERS AT THIS DAIIII CARBON EMERY BANK Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIRST DOOR NORTH OF POSTOFFIC3 PRICE. UTAH Drive-I- n For Tour Convenience Teller Window SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT |
