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Show nr SECOND section he un-Advoca- SECOND SECTION te Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, June 27, 1916 iirrF.RANS PRIORITIES CLARIFIED bycontact REPRESENTATIVE . HERE numerous inquir-- South West Temple, Salt Lake manager of the City. D Youne. olfite, Mr. Young calls attention to the clnunistr3ti('n fact that the Civilian Production instructions Veteraniv released at 117 West 9th Administration eaAthep.'mntH.sp.cturefor street, Los Angelcj. provides lim- toC,. u'ar II veterans. out lJat the ited priorities U veterans for WJ Young no business equipment and materials administration for farm machinery or for file conall pninritins S of a farm home, and struction lend cim IfC'wrowK.UM a!f advisorv service on the mat-b- y should apply to his local county to the agricultural conservation commitdirecting inquiries tee. eminent agencies. -, mVeterans interested in constructfor frequent request is such as Nation about the purchase of ing business buildings, or factories, should theatres and stores, automobiles, surplus Site rumors to the contrary, apply to the District Construction fjre are absolutely no priorities Office of the Civilian Production of Administration, Atlas Building,; veterans in the purchase - Salt Lake City. us govSurp vehicles. motor new Top priorities for the construc- -' trucks, automobiles, and a priority tion of veterans homes are readequipment is on for use ily obtainable from the Federal for veterans but only veterans the Housing Administration, Dooly with connection m or agricult- Building, Salt Lake City. Veterans profession, business, In other words, in the restaurant business should ural enterprise. is available for apply to their local OPA office. equipment no uses. In- Veterans may be given assistance or Ortice of Price Administration A las BuDdinn. SaU LnU-- cv SECRETARY OF nonce to f t " f E non-busin- materials available and quiries on applications for preference certific- addressed to the ates should be 222 far Assets Administration, MAKE IT A COWLES NAMED New 194647 Liquor f Permits Now On Sale At Price Store Elect New Officers At Helper Meeting Reports Misleading UTAH DEMOCRATS On Sugar Surplus, Says Panel Chairman Val H The new 1946-4- 7 liquor permits Rudolph Sunich was elected went on sale at the local liquor grand knight of the Knights of store last Saturday, according to Columbus at a meeting held on ' Albert Barnes, store manager. The June 16 in the St. Anthony churcn limits will supplement the in Helper senator from CaluoTcounty and'" ones Reports that Utah, Idaho and former now in existence and which Other officers elected to lead Sun-1 of The Oregon will be void on midnight, June 30 the Knights for the next sugar refineries bulge was Advocate, year with surpluses, although true, are! The Utah liquor control com-ti- were Anthony Ori, deputy grand named execu- ordered its permit knight; Jack rintus, chancellor; misleading, Chris Jouflas. Helper, secretary of mission has information panel chairman, stated exercise t wrters every caution pete Tabone, recorder; Victor Ditthe Democratic today. Several months must elapse state committee to prevent the issuance of more izzette, treasurer; Albert Battiste, before the 1946 crop is refined in last Saturday in than one permit to a consumer. lecturer; Dr. Paul Gonzales, advo-Eac- h Utah and Idaho. As a matter of person must sign an appli- - cate; Anton Bonaeei, warden; Mike Salt Lake City. prudence and good management, He succeeds'31011 stating that he does not Molinaro, inside guard; Frank Ro reserves should now be high in another permit, and also that many, outside guard; Ralph Co-wHyman G u s s, hld ths territory in order to meet the trustee; Lawrence declined to !he is aware thnt anY misrcpresen lumbo, demands of areas be a candidate tation subiec hm to prosecution payne and yito Bonacci, throughout the United States until trustee. for the position under the perjury law. the new crop is available. Lacking the wartime ration Tom perrero present grand this year. books for identification or to OPA is not rationing sugar beof the organizataion) pre. M r . Cowles knight Val II. Cowles cause it wants to, the chairman duplications. the!sided over the business meeting of his guard against disposed commission now requires each ap- which said. Rationing is vexatious and prcCeeded the elections and interests in Price in to produce at least three the elections plicant laborious. It causes inconveniences business themselves. 1945, with the intention of credentials to back April, up his appliand inequities. The only reason to Oakland, California, LaUon- that business leaders of the coun-- L moving 1e where his family had resided for waY to reduce traffic Credentials may be the No. 4 are trty cooperating with the ra- several years. However, he made n, to encourage is accidents draft ration book, social security, program is because there to to well as state automobiles the in obtaining rationed sugar for: tioning back trans visits dodge periodic automobile registra-- ! is a world-wid- e shortage of sugar. and his name was mentioned as as some of them do work. industrial or institutional use upon The 28 million ton club driver's tion, license, library, estimatsupply a possibility for the state Demoproof of need. Such users who ed as membership, charge account, con- available for the cur- cratic chairman. It is understood tracb payments, cards, savings need sugar to manufacture a fin- - rent being 6.2 is tons million less year that he dropped out of the chair-- , book or an insurance policy, than the prewar total. man race with the understanding Permit writers were warned that he would be named as secre-- . at they would be held respon- tary. His headquarters will be in sd)le for the issuance of a liquor MILLION! a Salt Lake City hotel. He still jjeense to a minor. . . . maintains his legal residence as Price and presumably will not re- BEGIN ROAD CONSTRUCTION Construction work on the un- sign from his state senatorship ofMr. and Mrs. R. M. Hartman fice. improved road at La Sal junction of Hiawatha were notified this Mr. Cowles came to Price in by Richards and Taylor, Price week by the navy department that 1932 from Enumclaw, Washing- contractors, has begun and with is the place for summer foods, their son, Roy John Hartman, ton, to be manager of The Sun- - the arrival soon of heavier equip- especially fruits and produce quartermaster, third class, died Advocate for Joseph L. Asbury, ment it is expected that the work Splendid education and training on June 15 at fleet hospital 116 at who shortly before had purchased will progress rapidly. The job! items. Here are a few of them. in more than 200 skills and trades will cost an estimated $50,000 and Okinawa as a result of injuries The Sun and The are offered by the new Regular sustained in a jeep accident on and combined the two papers to is to be completed within 75 days.! Army. Good pay and opportunities June 12, 1946, in the service of his form the present s for advancement. Over country. The telegram stated that In 1934, he and Hal G. MacKnight of a million have enlisted the body was interred at Oki- purchased the paper from Mr. Asalready. MAKE IT A MILLION! Get nawa. bury. all the facts at your nearest U. S. Mr. Hartman was born on State Chairman Clinton D. VerS. U. Army A.rmy Camp or Post, or March 13, 1927, at Haybro, Colo- non, new Democratic party head Recruiting Station. rado, a son of Ralph Layner Hart- for Utah, presided at the Saturman and Mayme Powell Hartman. day meeting, and Governor HerHe moved to Carbon county in bert B. Maw was chief speaker. 1929 with his parents and lived FOE in Helper most of his life. He ve five-pou- nd The dozen' NEW POLICE CAR A new automobile has been obtained by the Price city police department and has been put into service. The new car is a 1946 pedes-registratio- Chevrolet and was obtained from the Redd Motor company on a trade in of the old car. An automobile with the engine in the rear may have been developed by Henry Ford but the pedestrians still have to dodge the front end. When it gets Hiawatha Sailor Reported Dead In Navy Hospital Really Hot UEr A SKILL OR TRADE News-Advoca- te FRUITS and VEGETABLES three-quarter- Price Most fruits and vegetables from now on will have their OPA ceil- 'n Priccs computed by the pound. Lettuce, for instance, will no longer be priced by the head, but by the pound only. Onions and sweet potatoes will be figured by the pound instead of in units; bananas and peaches will be priced by the pound. Carrots and citrus fruits are exceptions. Carrots will continue to be priced by the bunch, and oranges, grapefruit and lemons will be either by the pound or by ho earn while you learn City Hall EGETABLES POUND Columbus WATERMELON 5c H.&R. (Body Shop o AUTO PAINTING 0 BODY WORK 0 UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS Prompt Service No Delay 140 WEST 1st NO. PHONE 309-- J Survey Of Western Coal Mines Slated To Begin In July attended elementary and junior high schools at Helper and the Carbon senior high school. He graduated in 1945 although he was in the service at the time. His diploma was delivered to his parents. His parents moved to Hiawatha after he had left for the! service. He enlisted in the regular navy on September 10, 1944, and went to boot training at Farragut, Ida- ho, and after the usual leave home in February of 1945 he was sent to Pearl Harbor to signalmans school then flew to Guam where he was assigned to a ship on its way to Okinawa where he saw some naval action. Since the cessation of hostilities he has been on or near Okinawa up to the time of his death. He is survived by his parents and a brother, Charles, who has served three years in submarine service, all living at Hiawatha, and a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Walter of San Diego, California. RATION Fuller Brushes PHONE 378-Call before 9 a. m. or after 6:30 p. m. tfc A survey of medical, hospital,! sanitation, housing and recreation! facilities in the coal mine areas of Utah Colorado and Wyoming is, B. HanSOn scheduled for the first week in ATTORNEY AT LAW July, it was reported this week. Rooms 1 and 2, Silvagni Building Admiral Joel Boone, medical Phone 397 Price director for the federal coal mine administration, and his staff plan to leave Washington, D. C., on or Phone Price 300 Dick Mitchell, Embalmer about June 28 for a two weeks and Funeral Director trip through the western coal mining states, with particular atten& tion to the three states mentioned At Law Attorneys above. Utah Price Tentative plans of Admiral Boone provide for the addition of newsmen to the party on the westLicensed Funeral Director ern trip, it was stated. and Embalmer PROFESSIONAL Frank j t , Mitchell Jensen Funrl Home Frandsen Wallace Mortuary FRESH CORN 43c LETTUCE POTATOES lbs. CANTALOUPES ORANGES Mesh Bag GRAPEFRUIT INVESTIGATE the First Federal Plan SOAP-ATOM- VOTE luke ' O UNITED MOTOR COMPANY North Carbon Avenue Price, Utah 58 West PRICE FOR mfm DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE 2 Main Street UTAH 15c IC M. Skippy 125-Fo- J Jar Pound Can B. FLUFF POST TOASTIES 2 Packages . 52c 25c 17c FROZEN STRAWBERRIES We carry a complete line of Frozen Fruits and Vegetables. for COUNTY ATTORNEY A native of Carbon County , Graduate of Carbon Schools, Overseas Veteran of W orld War II. Aasortation Roll Can. WHEATIES ft 3urfit ifo&mtl aimtflt0 Sc Enatt Packages 49c 73c 17c 25c 39c 25c on. No. 2Vi Can 2 COFFEE 2 Sbaners GALLON CAN WAX PAPER ON HOMES 29c 79c EACH PEANUT BUTTER TO LEND Lbs. FOODS and HOUSEHOLD NEEDS PEAS MONEY 17c 19c EACH 2 SPINACH Spare stamp 49 good for five pounds of sugar, expires on August 31; spare stamp 9 good for five pounds of canning sugar, expires October 31; spare stamp 10 becomes valid for five pounds canning sugar on July 1, expires October 31. Jumbo Size TOMATOES CATSUP CALENDAR 5c POUND Solid Green Heads PRIMARY ELECTION JULY 9 JOE GAILLARD, Manager Price Carbon Locker Storage 7 |