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Show r.o. Horror Comic Books Suppression Urged BJLPi The national trend to control nance. Sheriff Holma praised the and eliminate the publication of cities for their control of the sitthe 'horror" and crime" uation and asked that the law encomic books has found root in forcement agencies keep up the Carbon county and along this line good work in keeping this type of Sheriff Joseph Holman , has met iolation from coming into being. with the city councils of Price and Helper to sound out 'the possibilities of enacting ordinances which would prohibit the sale of such books on magazine stands. City officials met the suggestion that some restriction Is necessary with favor but they were hesitant in committing themselves as to how such an ordinance could be enacted or whether it would be constitutional. Their counter-proposwas the suggestion that all magazine vendors be contacted to seek their cooperation in volun t airily rejecting the purchase from wholesalers of such books. Another consideration in this respect as the governing bodies viewed it was the matter of defining Just what constitutes a horror" magazine and who would be set up in a censoring capacity. Another matter brought up by the sheriff with the councils was the sale of beer to juveniles. It WALLACE GRANGE was pointed out that these lations are not prevalent in the incorporated cities and towns. In Price Price particularly an ordinance restricts the number of beer li censes which can be issued anc this serves as a threat because once a license is revoked it can not be renewed. At Helper the For AN INDEPENDENT so-call-ed Volume 63 NEWSPAPER A OF THE SUN AND NEWS-ADVOCAT- Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, September 30, 1954 10c per Copy E Number 39 io Save Certain College Swings info Adi Uig Drive Carbon Boy Scouts. Slate Overnight Roundup Camporee The Price city park will be the scene of many varied events Friday and Saturday, October 8 and 9, when the Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts of the Carbon dis- al CONSOLIDATION Committee Sets in Motion Plan to Carry Argument to All Utah Voters City to Cooperate With Kiwanis trict stage their annual fall night Roundup Camporee. The purpose of this annual roundup is to familiarize the public with the Boy Scout program. A campfire Court of Honor will start things off Friday night at over- Pro-Scho- ol Vote Against Senate Bill No. 29 and keep Carbon Colego open is a phrase that is catching on like wildfire throughout the state as the Save Carbon College committee swings nto full action to counteract a legislative mandate that is intended to abolish this institution of higher learning, the only such institution in the eastern section of Utah, that large area located east of the rugged Wasatch range which geographically divides Utah almost down the middle from On Entrance Signs Price city will cooperate with the Price Kiwanis club in the erection of welcome signs on the 8 :00 p.m., when all ranks of scoutthree highway entrances to the will be ing represented. city, it has been announced by Saturdays events will consist Mayor William Welsh. north to south. of demonstrations in scoutcraft be The will Under the energetic leadership of Gomfcr P. Peacock, of constructed signs including knot tying by Wellinglumber and a space down each Price businessman, a concerted effort is now under way ton Troop No. 298 and-thPrice SENATOR BENNETT side will be provided for civic or Fourth Ward Troop No. 283, knife throughout the state to con- ganizations to list their emblems and axe by Dragerton Troop No, vince the voters that to abol-s- h and their meeting date. 291, first aid by Dragerton Post Carbon College would be (4,The mayor, reporting further on No. 2291 and Helper Troop No. real detriment to the educaMonday nights council session, 271, fire by friction by Dragerton tional opportunities which have also stated that a series of preTost 2291 and Spring Canyon become synonymous with the ever budget meetings are planned to Troop 275, fire by flint and stee. expanding progress of the Beehive which all department heads wil, by Troop 300 from Dragerton To state. j be invited. In this way it is hopei council stated that it would folcompass and map reading by Included in this campaign is the can that be of Wallace low the lead taken by the county 282 made in of the Price Fourth provision Guy Troop Appointment distribution to every address in Senator Wallace F. Bennett (R., forthcoming budgets for projects in enacting a more stringent ordi Grange, Price, as a crew leader for ward and Helper Kiwanis Troop the state a pamphlet which graphto seek which are continued Utah) of Thursday the 1954 census of agriculture was No. 272, signaling by Price Third greater scope than ically outlines the need for a junannounced today by Field Super ward troop No. 286, handicraft by a foreign outlet for some of Utahs just that of a maintenance nature ior college centrally located in . Six Carbon Youths It has been found that in severa visor Quayle Cannon, Jr. Mr, Wellington Post No. 2298, pioneer coal. Carbon county to serve the vast largo expenditures Grange will direct a force of ing by Dragerton. Post No. 2291 The lawmaker said he had departments area east of the Wasatch range. Get Orders for enumerators who will canvass all cooking by Troop No. 300 of Drag' learned from local railroad .offi- have faced the city which hav The pamphlet not only brings out been not farms in Carbon and Emery coun erton, nature by Price Commun cials provided for in the bud the that overwhelming arguments in favor Foreign Operations gets. These planning meetings will ties. He reports on October 4 to ity Methodist church Troop No Army Examinations V of the college as an asset to eastUtah Administration omitted had be hold to take up any projects or the census agriculture field office 282, life saving methods by Wei ern Utah but also its value to the tons to e from large-scal10,000,000 ship I plans ' Six Carbon county youths this at Salt Lake City for a week of lington Troop 280 and Sunnyside repairs needed in any state as a whole. Statistically it week are being sent notices to re training. Troop 290, tent display by Car of domestic coal to foreign mar of the departments before the budis pointed out that 8470 students examina port for The crew leader is one of the bonville Troop 297, pack display by kets, with some 2,500,000 tons to get for the next year is considered. have attended Carbon College In this way, if these projects are tions. The 'call is for October key people in the field operations the Greek Orthodox church Troop come from southern Wyoming and since its founding in 1938 by the and the boys wdll meet at the of the census of agriculture. It is 299. contemplated, they can be providColorado. state legislature and without Cared for in the budget when it is Continental Bus depot in Price at his responsibility to train the In addition the following Cub bon College 80 per cent of these In a wire Thursday ti Harold formulated. 1:00 p.m. to receive travel vouch enumerators and supervise their Packs will put on skits or plays GOMER PEACOCK students would have been deprived FOA director, Senator E. Stasscn, ers. work; plan and allocate work as- Packs 3001, 3299, 3300, 3292 and Bennett Mayor Welsh asked for and obof college training because only about that n tained authority to appoint a Those receiving this call are signments; review the work of the 3282. about 20 per cent would have been cent of Utahs unemployed 75 Don Darling Cahoon, Price; Davie enumerators and take remedial planning commission whose A to afford attendance in inThe camp will be under the are perin the states coal able Organization mining duties will be to plan for e Alfred Butler, Wellington; Floyc action where necessary, and to leadership of the Carbon district stitutions of higher learning elseUtah if He asked Stassen counties. Dean Greenwood, Price; Wilfrec conduct difficult enumerations. development In Price city Effected committee and the scout commis where. This brings to light the producers could bid on the 2,500, such as street, sewer and water Leonard Peters, Clear Creek; Don After attending the training sioner staff. Henry Mills, Price, 000 argument, too, that such institucoal tons of reportedly assign expansion into d hous- Durrant aid L. Denison,' Sunnydale, anc conference, Mr. Grange will re- will lead the committee and the tions as Carbon College are an inElementary Col and cd neighboring Wyoming William Harold Young, Carbon turn to his district where he will following commissioners will ale ing developments. This commisfor students to continue centive orado which, Senator Bennett said, sion will consist of five Price resville. A large crowd of parents at their educations in the spend - three weeks recruiting in the events: Clyde Rock, Drag larger coal cannot transport idents and they will serve without tended the Parent-TeachThree youths from this county enumerators, checking enumera- erton; Merrion Willson, Welling "apparently organ schools because it instills In them coast as economically pay. west to the They will, however, have the izatlonal meeting and open House the desire to pursue the goal will also leave on this same day tion district boundaries, and train- ton; Robert Parker, Helper; Reec as can Utah." authority to hire a planning engi- at the Durrant elementary schoo which has been planted In them for induction into the army at ing enumerators .in, preparation Burnham, Price, and Elias Degn In later developments, Senator neer to assist them whenever Wednesday evening and the eon In such an institution as Carbon Fort Douglas in 'this countys Oe for the start of the census on No- Price. Bennett learned from his Wash necessary. census of opinion was that the new College. vember 8. tober selective service call. The Court of Honor, headed by office that a final decision whs ington is certainly a notable adschool also announced It the that Omar Bunnell, Price, extends an on the 2,500,000 tons would not The Save Carbon College" comwill make some changes In Its vancement over the good old mittee also has made plans to city invitation to all to attend the Fri- be made 30 FOA for the days. by day program as well as Saturdays He also received a wire indicating insurance coverage on city build- days." place at the disposal of any civic Mrs. Thomas Ramage, president or ings and equipment. Instead of demonstrations. fraternal organization in the Califorof the Pert Stockton, that Insurance to several dif- of the Carbon Council of the exnia, was interested in moving Utah ferent agencies, a bid will be call- conducted the meeting which saw state able speakers who can Issues. the Another Three-da- y plain project coal to Pacific markets. ed for on a lump basis, such as the organization of a new Rummage City-Coun- ty of the organization is the publicaSenator Bennett and Senator one policy on all vehicles. It Is unit. Following the election of tion, under the direction of the Sale Slated by Arthur V. Watkins (R., Utah) hoped that this system will not including Mrs. W. R. Bum-la- secretary of state, its arguments Louise Taylor, daughA notable contribution to the way recently received a letter from only result In a saving on Insurpresident; Mrs. II. G. for retention of the college in evwelfare of the residents of this ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Taylor, which Utah indicated Stassen that ance first vice president; Prin- ery newspaper In Utah. will but avoid Daughters premiums section has been carried by the Price, was the first patient to be coal .producers might be consider- much confusion and conflict cipal Merrill Newrcn, second vice These activities will mean great Price Lodge No. 1550, Benevolent taken to the hospital in the new The annual rummage sale spon- ed in the transactions which were among several different policies. president; Mrs. Jack Sanders, secand it behooves each and and Protective Order of Elks. This vehicle. She was injured in the sored by the Jobs Daughters of to center in states with high mine expense An ice skating pond will be retary, and Mrs. Kay Bunnell, Carbon every College supporter to contribution is an $8000 modern crash and is still hospitalized. Two Price will be conducted October 7, unemployment. Mrs. Ramage conducted contribute whatever constructed in south Prica for the treasurer, he can to help ambulance delivered late last other calls have since been an- 8 and 9 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 the installation ceremonies. Senator Bennett said that he youngsters who reside south of finance elaborate this week from the factory in Missis- swered by the ambulance. campaign p.m. daily at the Masonic tem- and Senator Watkins wcre advised the railroad tracks. This will pro the for educational of preservation sippi and presented to the Price The ambulance was formally ple. about a month ago that Kentucky, vide a winter recreation area in Jaycees Seek Carbon opportunities in this section of the hospital.. presented to the hospital Monday The public is invited to attend West Virginia, Pennsylvania and that section of the city. Heretostate. The enormity of the task This project was originated by when Mr. Patterick, who had re- these sales at which an assort- Illinois would the bulk of the fore, youngsters who wanted to Entrant for can and should be appreciated by the community welfare committee ceived the keys from Mr. Engle, ment of childrens and adults foreign coal get business but they participate In the winter sports all who disagree that education is of the Price Elks and not long n turn presented them to Marcel clothing are offered at reasonable hope that Utah would get a share had to make the long trek to the Miss Utah-Univer- se a burden on the state. after the plan began to form, the Jeanselme, chairman of the of that assigned western states. prices. skating pond in the city park area. In for a vote that will committee, headed by Harold board. hospital The Price Junior Chamber of be asking the abolishment Jase Jowell was awarded the promade arrangements for the against In cooperation with the ' contract to furnish coal for all Commerce, of backers Carbon s College posal, actual purchase and William AUtah Junior Chamber of Com- ask that their school be city buildings for the winter merce, will given a Engle, a lodge member, was disV sponsor a Carbon coun fair chance. The legislation which months. to site to the . factory ' patched gt 11 A ty girl at the annual Miss Utah-Mis- s brought about this issue was rammake the delivery. Universe contest which is med The ambulance, the most modthrough the legislature in to be held in Salt Lake City slated Beet 1954 Harvest a matter of hours before adern in the state of Utah, is mountjust October 15. and it is felt that such ed on a Pontiac chassis, powered Selection of a Carbon county journment Carbon-Emer- y In issue should an have been given and an engine by girl, between the ages of 18 and more e and intelligent conautothought equipped with 26, will take place at the Price sideration. The Carbon Area Starts Soon College matic transmission, a powerful municipal auditorium at 8:00 p.m. backers are of the opinion that the e siren and a revolving 11. October T ST,m The 1954 sugar beet harvest in junior college issue should be stured beacon light. Any girl wishing to enter the died by an f' school survey Carbon wil and counties will the Emery The hospital operate contest can do so by contacting commission impartial as has been used k jyCT such get under way on October 6, it has ambulance on a been announced by Ray Branch, any member of the Price Jaycees before on school problems. The basis, and will provide a qualified field representative for the Holly Business houses wishing to spon recommendations of this commitdriver and attendant at all times. sor girls in this contest can make tee would be v r acceptable to the Sugar Company of Colorado, con Mechanical maintenance and garaso by contact All of all beets pro- arrangements to do backers. ask is 4J schools tractor be will also profacilities buyer ging lngf either Mack Johnson or Don that the voters retain they duced in this area. the college vided by the hospital. A garage Schurtz. then if such a study is indiMr. Branch, stated that 750 for the new vehicle has already Entrants will be judged on and then it could be made withcated Into the acres will be harvested; an been constructed adjacent talent and poise. out the pressures now prevalent crease of 250 acres over last years beauty, northeast corner of the hospitaL from both sides of the issue. The ambulance has a harvest. The storms of the pas', Victorious Price, Helper A significant aspect of the whole two of month, Mr. Branch stated, have capacity consisting on the junior college argument in a the round wheeled cots and two hanging and In the helped crop immensely junior opening stretchers. In addition, it boasts good harvest Is forecast. high school football play of the question is that a majority vote Seven harvesting machines wil Carbon county league played yes for the particular senate bill (No. a large built-i- n medicine cabinet Colin the fields this year but which will be kept fully stocked terday, Price turned In a 19-- 0 vic- 29) would abolish isCarbon contrast This in aid use, harvesters will be available tory over East Carbon, and Helper lege outright. by the hospital for first those requiring their services, trounced the Notre Dame crew 32 to the bill which would revert together with an inhalator and a Mr. Branch stated. to 6. resusdtator. (Continued on Page Eight The new ambulance presented ' ' Two-wa- y radio equipment has the Price Elks to the been installed in the vehicle by the by hospital is shown above, a Carbon county sheriffs departElks R ment and it also carries a fire highly worthy contribution to the ,m city and county. extinguisher furnished by the hos4 A joint meeting of the Price a capacity crowd is expected. In- importance of freedom of the press commitHarold Patterick, Elks pitaL club and Price Lodge vitations have also been sent to in the few democracies left; it is Kiwanis c seen The ambulance is i tee chairman, is presenting P. i E, looO, O., Elks has been ar- members of the Helper and Sun- dedicated to preserving this right with the Elks emblem emblazoned ambulance keys to Marcel Jean1 for next 1 name Thursday evening, nyside Kiwanis clubs and other embodied in the first amendment of ranged the i The on each side. selme, chairman of the of the Constitution of the United October 7, to observe National service clubs in Price. the visible is through hospital Exalted r boards Ruler hospital on States. First sponsored by memWeek will celebrated be held the this The Newspaper meeting windows on metal signs. The in on from the looks Welsh William 1 to 8. bers of the newspaper fraternity, club October from Kiwanis year blue meeting in dark off regular finished terior is left and also sharing in the apMurray Moler, head of the Unit- night at the Carbon Country club the idea has now been accepted by leather with cram leather trim. ed Press Association bureau in at 7:30 p.m. Celebration of Na- many organizations over the counThis is one of the major projects proval is William Engle, Price Elk, 4 Salt Lake City, a war correspon- tional Newspaper Week is a regu- try. Missiscommemto who the made in Elks Price jhe trip of the Each year a new theme is sedent in recent world conflicts, larly scheduled project of both the oration of their Silver Anniver sippi factory to return the vehicle lected. For 1954 it is Your NewsElks a the has been and club and Kiwanis lodge, gifted speaker, for presentation to the hospitaL sary. Forum. These Freedoms secured for the occasion to make though this is the first time that paper Soon after arriving and bein The ambulance is now in service obto emphameant are words four in the the have two the address. joined principal serviced, the ambulance was call been called upon in three has and role size the servance. play as for the newspapers affair ac joint automobile 5 Preparations ed into use to an housed ideas communicais the of at and bearers It this of are in David National recognition Hammond emergencies. charge of eident which occurred Saturday for the Elks and Reid Allred for week was first started in 1910, tors of information in today's comold hospital in a garage constructed of the the near junction night - especially for it the Kiwanis club, who report that with the idea of emphasizing the plex society. Wellington road with U. 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