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Show 24 j P3S ! i &e mL AN INDEPENDENT " OSE SEWSPAPER, ONE tOVHCiCe. NEWSPAPER OSE LUST PUSHED FOR Western Scenes Power, Granted "Act In Arranging Exhibits. Pro-ra- m started .ments have been m full "mg by next Carbon night, for the , Iiv fe to be ? todustnal Fair, fust at j several years, scheduled rt!r September 12. 13 and 14. J meeting next Wednesday eveii oclock in the city hall, lion 3 vvill.becompleted.miejj , women added to the to arrange .committees set up of the affair, various features present are J. chairman, William H. The Price community art gallery is now presenting the ml paintings of B. Y. Andelin, M S Andelin and Paul Salisbury. These men are natives of Utah, studied in Utah colleges, and now are living in Utah, according to Jack Smith, Jr., gallery director. A wide variety of subjects makes the current show unusual. The old West, put on can- CONSOLIDATION OF THE SUV AND i j L. , , ' i ji PRODUCING COMEDY ON JUNE i Verde National park to the Utah line, then northwesterly to Price, the west- ern terminus. Mayor J. Bracken Lee will be the master of ceremonies at the banquet meeting here Tuesday evening at which the caravan members will bei welcomed to Price. Jack Hyatt is in charge of the arrangements, assisted by Rudy Larcher and Fred Keller. Time and place and other arrange- ments for the banquet had not been completed when this issue went to press this morning, but these will be ann0Unced within the next few days. 20 AND 21 IgeRB. R- Kirkpatrick, and Dr. Sessions. DRIVE FOR MONEY j Utah Associated Tie Southeastern of the fair Ntnes, given charge "the commissioners, Tues- -- Funds To Co Into Building Fund For Ward Chapel; To Be Given At Auditorium DANCE TO CLIMAX Earl Durrant, Wallace G. , TO BUY IRON LUNG nhvBi county ' POS JUNE 13. 1940 Price's selection the western terminus of the Navajo ru. alK admission to the Navajo Trail association will be! .elebiated next Tuesday when a caravan, expected to include; nearly a hundred cars Iran along the route from LaJunta, Colo- rado, will stop at Price enroute! to Salt Lake City. THIRD WARD PLANS The Navajo trail traverses! southern Colorado through Mesa! juttee members at likes, E Western Terminus City Plans For Banquet For Large Delegation Tuesday Evening j vas in oil form and depicting scenes ranging from mountain lake tranquility to western ranching and the colorful disorder of western buildings and water front scenes, is shown. Comics NEWS-ADVOCAT- Price Prepares To Welcome Navajo Trail Auto Caravan! i Are Seen In Oil At Art Gallery A Colored CARRONt COUNTY. UTAH. THURSDAY. yloJ, m Pages Including V I Co ,, . ,s the community A' f, the Pnce , T BORROW THE ct te Sat-yrd- ay uKtllAuLJ tUUrILIL fl pul-c)las- SUMMER HOURS j j ys IPF FIR NUMBER 24 SUBSCRIBE" Industrial Union Hair developments Council To Hold Election Friday Annual election of officers will be held tomorrow evening, Friday, at 7:00 o'clock in the city hall at Price by the Carbon County Industrial Union council, C. I. O. affiliate, announces F.dward Scherer, Latuda, presi- SOUGHT FOR LOCAL AIRPORT, COLLEGE Move Would Mean Expending Of $100,000, Industries Body Officials Estimate A move to secure location of an airplane school in Price and development of the Carbon county airport as Candidates for the various offices ore all seeking (an emergency landing field, both the federal governments military with the exception of the posipreparedness program, was instituted trustion of one of the by the Southeastern Utah Associated Industries directors at their meeting Max for which tees, Thorne, Tuesday evening. nombeen has Spring Canyon, If successful, the move will mean to Claud inated succeed Adams, expending of approximately $100,000 Columbia, who has resigned. here in improving the airport, arrang- -, ing facilities and preparing for the training center. Val D. Hicks, executive secretary, ROUNDUP PROMISES was instructed to contact Robert H. Hinckley, chairman of the civil aeroPLENTY OF ACTION; nautics authority, in Washington, D. C., while there for the national junior Chamber of Commerce convenPLANS ARE PUSHED tion next week, and telegrams have already been sent by Mayor J. Bracken Lee, the county commissioners and To president of Contestants Begin Prepare Dr. Elden B. Sessions, to Mr. Hinckley and Carbon college, For Cowgirl Contest At Congressman Abe Murdock urging Rodeo Julv action upon the proposal. Dr. C. R. Fahring, chairman of the Even more action, thrills and color board of county commissioners, and than in previous western shows local- Dr. Sessions were instructed Tuesly is the goal for the 1940 Robbers day to write up the project for preRoost Roundup, scheduled for July 11, sentation at the Southern Utah Asso12 and 13, at the Price rodeo grounds, ciated Civic Clubs meeting at Loa latDonald Hacking, secretary of the er this month. The matter will be Eastern Utah Rodeo association, said presented by Carbons directors, Henry Jones and George W. Leatham, and Wednesday. It wont be long now before local is expected to obtain the support of citizens begin donnnig their western the civic clubs group. has been mentionattire, in keeping with the occasion. ed Carbons airport state aeronaut Bergin, by Joseph cowAlready a number of would-b- e ics as the logical director, place for of Eastern from all parts girl queens Utah are getting ready for the queens an emergency field under the nations contest, once again to be a featured military preparedness program, and there appears to be considerable basis show. part of the three-da- y for the belief that the project may The contest very likely will be con- receive approval. same basis as last ducted on much the year. Harvey Thomas is in charge of the event for the rodeo committee. Assisting him will be a committee from the Price Junior Chamber of dent. un-Id- er one-ye- ar the committee full wai a ls Piepanng for piesen- , deciding upon the ion on wo nig ts Thursday and 0f program to be arranged. More Than $1200 Raised Thus Friday, June 20 and 21, at the Price je discussed already Anton, Buck. chlef of the Ignacio Plans have been civic auditorium at 7:57 oclock Far. In Funds Campaign. a dynamometer, a pull-- ! 'Utes, little Half Buck who captivated r securing The play is being presented to raise Committee Reports . crowds in 1939 on a goodwili toUr to hine which can be used for 11-1- 3 funds to be applied on the building Den and four other Ute Ceremon-o- f contests, for testing ree pulling new the ward church As a climax to the campaign foi ial dancers will accompany the Nava- other machines and actors and A three-aAn-i- er funds with which to purchase an college comedy with jo trail goodwill caravan, which will tich is always an attraction. iron lung, the drive committee of choruses and specialties, the plays originate in LaJunta, eastern termin-compleexhibit which may be brought cast will have about a 100, us of the trail. by the Bell Price post No. 3 of the American Le,re is one prepared members is picked from the best talent gion iiephone and Telegraph company, planning in Price. The production is reported rAITMf11 a dance for at the wide mention uch won niTDMI A CPP arid's fair last year. evening, to be exciting and gay and hilarious- I June 15, at the ly funny from beginning to end. h&j AjriVr Exhibits probably will be for yardThe story goes that two boys in col- - MCI Belle Isle open al DECTTQflT ATM? s industries, the schools, agricul-j1 A air dance pavii- - lege spend all their money foolishly liLilf IvIjtjUijLl 1 f pursuits, the A. A. A., S. C. S., to and tuition. their neglect pay They ion, rest service, and others, and special midway iN' between Price find themselves in the predicament dutions will be arranged for CaroDevice Will Replace a n d Helper, of having to leave college or find a Improved n county, various cities of this area, J John C. Forres- - way to earn some money. In so do- Present Instrument; To Be ,d possibly livestock and flower Put At City Hospital ter, chairman, ing they run into many difficulties oss will be included on the pro- and are seen in a number of ridicu- announces. ram. This is your opportunity to have.'lous situations, finally involving even 0f a new resuseitator and an enjoyable evening to the music of the spinster mathematics teacher, the 'jnhalator 1Vom lhe E and Manufac-iDowneSUGGEST orchestra, while at the president of the college and his long- - tuning company for $412 was approv- CHANGE IN same time lending support to a pro- - lost sweetheart. ed by the city council at its meeting As main characters, George Platis is of great value to this part! The new instruFOR PR Monday evening. MQiectthethatstate and Jimmy Colzani will amuse the ment is said to be Mr Forrester said. superior to greatly The campaign for funds has now audiences in the roles of Bob Pres- - the $250 resuseitator purchased sev- The Price Chamber of Commerce al months ago' and" which will now Commerce. passed the S1 200 mark, in actual' ton and Bruce Bandon, the rectors Monday night considered a Considered in the judging will be Cash collections, and reports have college boys, while Reva Christensen returned roposal for changing business hours the contestants horse, been received that several hundred and Hazel Jeanselme play the corre-- f func combines the device new The local mercantile s, establishments to ciollai's more has been collected but1 spending Carol Dean and tions of resuseitator and ship, parade appearance, outfit, and oeen 9.00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. dur- - has Tilden. heen turned in. Judy of general attractiveness and appeal. Jack noj Coombs, yej manager aspirator, tj the summer months. The winner will be a girl who can (Continued on Page Eight) com(Continued on Page Right i Universal the Safety Appliances Earl JamesOtl was ride plenty well, and who makes a appointed chair- - iiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiliiuiiliHiiiHimmiimmimmiiiHiiiiiimifiiiiiiimiimiiiuiimiiiiiiiimiiiiliiiiimhmiiiiiliiiiiitiimHHiiiiimiiliilHiinmiumiimimmmiiiiiiiiti demonwho of Lake Salt City pany 'ar. of the committee to , so. The determine 1 to the it strated city council, explain- pretty picture while doing he business mens view on the sub-c- t. Tho inhalator is used to supply rodeo committee has appropriated ed. Lee Harris and Steve Diamenti $100 for this event, it being planned ;re to assist him. The committee was to award $50 to the winner, and $10 to able breathe, who, although patient nstructed to report its findings at the of needs a higher concentration oxy to the winner in each of the other iext chamber counties. Six counties will be repremeeting. The air. in found is the than It was One of the featured attractions of gen announced at Mondays ses-- -I Carbon, Emery, Grand, San sented, is used to revive or restore that Val D. Hicks, executive sectthe annual Sportsmens Riot June 22 from and Uintah, Duchesne Juan, unconfrom or death apparent and 23 will be the boat races on the sciousness. ary, has become a member of the to the colorfulness of the Adding Taaonal Association latter date at Scofield reservoir, ac- of Commercial A new feature of such instruments, nightly offerings will be the flag ganization Secretaries. cording to Edward L. Quinn, Price the attachment makes pos- raising ceremony each night. A spemember of the arrangements commit-te- e. sibleaspirator the removal of mucus or other cial Robbers Roost Roundup banner, obstructions to the air passages lodg- in orange and black, has been made say Parnell Black, state Democratic all from of for this. Rodeo pennants are also to A entries number large ed deeply in the throat. Have 11 New chairman, and Mrs. Scott P. Stewart, parts of the state is expected, most of Mr. be on display, these to be sold to any the Coombs operaexplained state Democratic vice chairwoman, the racers to be the Utah tion of the resuseitator to members one wishing one. representing Crease of li men were here last night to meet with Motor Boat club, Provo Boat club or Mention of the Robbers Roost in the high-patrof the Price fire department Monday Carbon party leaders and workers in ViewlBoaY club for Utah was Tine' has made been in to Roundup recently return and Tuesday, and plans approved week by the State Road commis-jT- t the court house. Hoofs and Horns, the official Rodeo to weeks to several within next date the include; Entries give Matters pertaining to local party Patrol membership runa- - further instruction. The instrument Association of America publication, First race and plans for the coming I"1656 men will be organization chosen at be Coalville; the will Price hospital, and also in the Sunset Slope magaFrank av in Reese, bout: kept elections were discussed. ,e C0mmission political in substantially Smith and Strong, Provo; Turner rather than at the fire department as zine, published at Grand Junction, nce With rules Colorado. outlined in the (Continued on Page Five) Neon vmg Sign, Provo; Elden Clark, Pro- manual of the Internatioft-JJsoctatio- n 'imHmiiiniiimimmmiMMiMHHmuHimuiimimiiimHimMimMHiiiMHiimiiHMmimiitMiuHtiHMiiHimiuiufiiiHiiMHimtMmiiiimiiiHmHHtiHHHmimtimimiHii VO. of Chiefs of Police. Ap- Second race Inboard hydroplane: men through-D- p, out thnS f(rm young Bob Riverton; James Foreman, s ae are now being received. BrigLake Baron, Salt City; Scram, irements are: 21 to ; 30 years of Friday is the last day for seeking ham City; B. M. Mills, Provo. tiiiinimfn1 hlgh scho1 graduation; on property asadjustment racing: Third race heght of 5 feet 9 inches sessments beforepersonal the county commis- Art Hizsman, Murray; Dick Clinton, ADDlbL TUm Weight of 145 pounds, sioners, acting as a board of equaliFlag Day, of special significance Wil1 1)6 Salt Lake City; Klix Jones, Ogden; judged on their zation. ability E. now Roche, that nations in several parts of S. Coalville; E. Fox, mcdical- - Physical, character The board has previously met to act Bicycle are attacking the principles the world intelhgence and adapta--- " in the aihty 3 capacity of board of equalizaC Class race ? hydroplane: Successful Fourth which the United States emblem for candidates tion on May 31 and on last Thursday l Keu-bl- e, Two cars, a boy on a bicycle and 3 Harmon, Salt Lake City; Louis stands, will be observcourse ,lorough training and Friday. l beginninS act Salt Lake City; D. Harper, Og- the new stop light at the intersection ed tomorrow, June 14. ::s comthe also, work At session, of Main and first West streets were Fridays ith the A fifth race will be a den. In Price, several orof patrol. missioners considered increasing the actors in an accident shortly after are planganizations for county Sc' actcurrent the 5:00 p. m. Tuesday that did little years budget at will exerbegin inning appropriate program Saturdays ual damage, but attracted a big temporary transient relief, county the featured one cises, 10:30 a. m. at the Price park and will cetera, et 0r crowd. firmary, county physician, Tuesday the forty-fiv- e minute program beinclude childrens sports, fly and bait Jim Jouflas, 43, in making a left being fund, in the sum of $3,000, this muthe at which will be presented beginning at water and sports of casting, for payment ing found necessary and turn into Main street, ran into Wayne 6:15 p. m. by Price lodge No. 1550, ed withnLfr fSOph Soto 45- - charS- of county indigents. nicipal pool. On Sunday, trap fol- Waters, 13, Price, who was crossing hospitalization With 3 Benevolent and Piotective Order of dcadly " ea- - Final action in the matter will be rifle shooting will be conducted, intf , ,0 the street on his bicycle. Jouflas told Awards races. do hodily harm, boat Elks, over radio station KEUB. the lowed by taken at the commissioners' meeting officers who investigated that in tryof $130 in trophies, domade be will The Elks ritual for such occasions m the JffneXt TueKdyat 10:00 a. on June 21. ing to avoid the boy, he swerved his Edward ctbc nated by the Helper Furniture and car to the left, causing it to crash into will be given by lodge officers, headunly Attorney Justice of the Hardware company, Mutual Mercan- the pickup truck, driven by Max ed by Exalted Ruler Silas W. AnderGardner. The h tile company, Eastern Utah Electric Fullmer, Price, which was waiting at son, and announcement will be made is charged with and Henry Hall, Bank Club. the intersection for the red of winners in the annual Flag Day company bbmg oSnt the light to t essay contest conducted in the junior The annual Sportsmens Dance will change. theri,masNevenez. 45- - ina be held Saturday night at Wilbergs was knocked off his bicy- high schools of the county. S. MarThe boy ",1''ingo!jte'2.PriC'!e8r,y Vern Davis, Price, sharpshooting dance pavilion near Castle Dale. ion Bliss, member of the Americancle, but was uninjured, except for a walked off with ism committee, will announce the for the two-da- y Test damarrangements Final patrolman, highway bruises. few minor Only slight Press,, re Cookers This winners, and Glen O. Allred, lecturtop honors last Friday in the pistol affair, sponsored by the Carbon Em- age was done to the cars. a feature shouSllr of year when and Game Protective assoing knight, will read the winnLng Fish shooting contest that was ery pLbe testing their pressure of the Utah State Peace Offi- ciation, will be made at a meeting MAX GUM FAMILY PLANS FOR composition. ANNUAL JUNE 29 measui5 a nHeri testing is a cers association convention in Provo. next Monday at 8:00 p. m. in the city The entire program will honor the quality will insure a He won first in the individual shoot, hall at Price, according to George W. American flag, symbol of all that our i,U jon e 0. hmemaker and also first for high score of t Leatham, chairman. 'fences V Descendants of the Mangum family system of democratic government !'Ls Mau . r,canning work, at represents. Taking part on the prowill have their annual the approaching fishing season open , stu29 Oak his June and creek, Wayne county, instration a artin cunty home ing. Weaver gram in addition to those listed above D. M. Works of AuxWil1 be Mrs. Davis, president of the of several Car- and 30. Fishing and sports, in addi- will be; Leonard G. Frandsen, leadglad to works distance h!1 also and J05 rpspect tion to the usual social activities of ing knight; Richard T. Mitchell, loyal courity women in iliary, presided over sessions of that dents, c. bon college students, will be exhibit6 may be r CaIling at tv, contacted organization during the conven were community art gal- such a get together are being plan- knight; Erin H. Leonard, chaplain; the at ed Helper !'Tavcm bu extension ofrice a attending from here to July 9, it has been ned, and all members of the family C. A. Knobbs, esquire; and S. J. BUss and lery June 18 dmg in are urged to attend. or Price, 247.J Sweetring, secretary. by Sheriff and Mrs. S. MarionSullivan. announced. L. night gave to act in 24 ty co-ed- i j r Boat Races Planned As Hew Feature Of Sportsmen's Riot Next Weekend Democratic Leaders Confer With Carbon Workers Last Night Patrol Will Members TWO TO ATTEND JAYCEE CONFAB AT WASHINGTON Val D. Hicks, president of the Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Wayne E. Johnson, president ol the Price jaycees, plan to leave tomorrow, Friday, for Washington, D. C., wherg they will attend the national junior chamber convention June 19 to 22. They will leave here by train, going to Detroit, Michigan, where Mr. Johnson plans to get a new car in which Vney will journey the rest of the way. Mr, Hicks is an announced candidate for one of the posts of vice president of the national organization, having been endorsed by the state and local junior chambers. Chinchilla Business Described At Kiwanis ol Equalization Boards Final Session Friday , Elks Plan Flag Day Program Friday ; Essay Contest Winners To Be Listed 55? Tre-mont- Cars Crash On Main; Hit Boy On nr'6. free-for-a- ll. HTshted Morning i Davis Wins Shooting Event At Utah Meet 51611 wo-'He- rs. 2 N on I Highway Patrolman J. r Dr. I. S. Evans told about the chinchilla raising industry in a talk last night before the Price Kiwanis club in the dining room of the civic auditorium. One of the animals, valued at $1,600, was shown to the club members. The speaker, describing the animals habits, methods of feeding them, and the conduct of the business, expressed) the opinion that the industry has a big future. Charles Graves had charge of the program. The attendance prize offered by Ray Walters was won by Earl F, Hills. The club went on record at the meeting as endorsing Ray Walters for of the position of lieutenant-governo the district of Kiwanis, at the annual convention to be held in September at Sun Valley, Idaho. or Utah-Idah- Judge And Wife Leave On Extended Vacation Judge and Mrs. George Christensen left Sunday, planning to be gone about three months during which time they will visit in Salt Lake City, Nebraska and Chicago, Illinois. They planned to visit relatives in Salt Lake City this week, and then go to Nebraska for a visit with Mrs. Christensens brother. In Chicago, they will visit their son, Harold E. Christensen, an attorney in that city. Rio Grande Railroad Reports Big Payroll The Denver and Rio Grande Western railroads payroll for June 10, period, was covering a reports S. H. Laird, local Rio Grande agent. This amount went to the special crews working out of Mounds and Price, repairing and improving the road bed. 15-da- ys |