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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH Examinations Are Announced The United States Civil Commission ' has announced open competitive examinations for the positions listed below. Applications must be on file in the commissions office at Washington, D. C., not later than September 18 if received from states east of Colorado and not later than September 21 if received from Colorado and states westward. Junior engineer, $2,000 a year. Optional branches are aeronautical, and naval architecture. Applicants must not have passed their thirty- - COZY THEATRE Saturday-Sunda- y August 26 and 27 GRAC1E ALLEN and WARREN WILLIAMS in GRACIE ALLEN MURDER CASE Wednesday-Thursda- y August 30 and 31 GEORGE SANDERS and WENDY BARRIE in THE SAINT STRIKES BACK h birthday. Psychologist, $3,800 a year, associate psychologist, $3,200 a year, and assistant psychologist, $2,600 i3 in the a year. Employment childrens bureau (department of labor), and U. S. Public Health Service (Federal Security Agency). Applicants for the psychologist grade must not have passed their fifty-thirfor the associate grade they must not have passed their for the assistant grade for they mus not have, passed their d, d, fortieth birthday. Associate physical oceanographer, $3,200 a year, Treasury Department. Employment in this position includes service at sea for about five months each year. Completion of a four year college course including work in physics and calculus, and professional experience in physical science are required. Certain education may be substituted for the experience. Applicants must not have passed their The age thirty-fift- h birthday. limit will not be waived in any case. Full information may be obtained from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office or customhouse in any city which has a post office of the first or second class, or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. SPECIALS SATURDAY AUG. 26th 5c Sliced Bacon, pound Frankfurters, pound 2 Levies For Court House And Colo. River Are Cut by Commissioners fifth birthday. specialist, Junior marketing various optional $2,000 a year, subjects, in the agricultural marketing service of the department of must not Service agriculture. Applicants thirty-fifttheir have passed Civil Service 19c pounds Liberty Bell Graham Crackers Giant Oxydol, 69c Value Post Tosties, Large Package, 59c - 2 1 for 3C 33c Quart Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Bring in Anything you Might Have to Sell Saturday Alva Murdock of Heber wa3 in Duchesne Thursday on business. Mrs. Billie Crowder and Mrs. Hy Wallace of Pueblo, Colorado, and W. G. Sands of Gerry, Indiana, are guests of their brother, Charles Sands. Ward Gordon of Tooele arrived in Duchesne Tuesday evening for a visit with his sister, Mrs. A. C. Fitzwater. Ralph Rowley of Mtn. Home was a business visitor in Duchesne Wednesday. Daryl Smith, Roy A. Schonian and two sons, Bob and Rusty, spent the week end fishing up Rock Creek. Mrs. Bob Cohom went to Neola Sunday to see her mother, Mrs. Emma Wimmer. She found nobody home, however, as her mother was spending the day in Roosevelt. Dick Johnstun of Salt Lake City came in Sunday for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Roy A. Schonian and his father, Jess Johnstun. He spent Tuesday and Wednesday fishing at Rock Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Madsen expect to leave Friday to take their daughter, Emilie to Moab, where she will teach school this winter. Mrs. Hildur Johnstun and Mrs. Helen Poulson attended the Legion and Auxiliary convention at Spanish Fork last week. Mrs. Helen Hollenbeck has been confined to her home for the past week with what she thought was mumps. She is able to be about again now. Dr. F. L. Murray returned Tuesday from San Francisco, where he spent a week at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones of Tabiona were in Duchesne Thursday on business. Mrs. Jones just returned from Salt Lake City where she has been receiving medical attention during the summer. Miss Anna Stark arrived in Duchesne Thursday enroute to Fort Duchesne where she is scheduled to give a book review Friday, representing the Duchesne Womens Study club. (Continued From Page 1) that the funds raised were to be used entirely for promotional purposes and that there was some question concerning the legality of A similar levy such procedure. had been turned down in both Salt Lake and Utah counties since its tentative setting by the commissioners here. Otters Trade While all the opposition voiced was based on excessive tax costs, county commissioner Floyd Case suggested that this was not the only issue, and that if the levy was for the construction of a building for Roosevelt there would be no opposition. There was no denial of this from the Roosevelt delegation, though Mayor George Harrison offered to trade a court house for a new high school. The commissioners of course, have no jurisdiction over school buildings. The dire need for a new building or remodeling and enlarging of the present one was explained by the commissioners and the county officials, and the proposition advanced that it was only good business to take advantage of the present opportunity of having a large share of the cost taken over by the federal government through a WPA project. Duchesne citizens, pointing out that they were more in touch with conditions at the court house, spoke of the obsoleteness and inadequacy of the present building and urged the commissioners to make permanent and official the levy set and to put the item in the revised budget. After some three hours of discussion Chairman Lyle Young asked for an adjournment of the meeting, stating that the commis- ill Examinations To Be B. P. W. Social Boneta Postmaster Given For Mrs. Helen Poulson was hostess to members of the B. P. W. club at their regular social meeting last Monday evening. Bridge was provided for the following Miss Phyllis Wimmer, Mrs. Victoria Halstead, Mrs. Vivian Wilkins, Mrs. Mildred Carman, Mrs. Florence Cohom, Mrs. Margie Peterson and Mrs. Af ton Crocker. High score prize was won by Mrs. Halstead. (Continued From Page 1) office for which the examination is announced. The examination is open to all citizens of the United States who can comply with the requirements. Application blanks, form 9, and the full information concerning requirements of the examination can be secured from the postmaster at the place of vacancy or from Surprise Party the United States Civil (Service Mrs. Edwin Carman wa3 hon- Commission at Washington D. C. in ored guest at a surprise party Applications must be properly sioners were late for another celebration of her birthday annimeeting, and stating that so far as versary last Tuesday evening at he was concerned he was going to her home. A group of her close vote for retention of the friends which included Mr. and levy. He apparently changed this Mrs. Lotus Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. decision for after further discus- George Tingley, Mr. and Mrs. sion among the commissioners it Floyd Fullmer, Mr. and Mrs. Reed was announced Wednesday morn- Cowan and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. ing that the commissioners had Fitzwater prepared a delicious agreed to cut it out, and otherwise supper and brought it to the Carrevise the levy as stated above. man home. ill Win $0.00 Other Prizes Are $5.00 Credit on a Used $1.50 Merchandise $1.50 Merchandise Car Cash In ! ! it OIL Sealed Oil Cans 120 Per Quart This offer is good only while our present limited stock lasts. So hurry and take advantage of this money Saving Offer $1.50 Merchandise Lubrication Job 50c Merchandise Record One 50 Dinner Year Subscription to Quarts milk and 1 pint creamOne Pie 75c Merchandise Finger Wave 50c Merchandise $25.00 Credit on a New Ford I Lubrication Job 2 Adult Show Tickets 3 Dinners for price of 2. 1 Special Refinery In - 1 executed and on file with the commission at Washington, D. C. prior to the hour of closing business on the date specified at the head of this announcement. 6 Mission Service Chester Lyman, Duchesne Sat. 3 p. in. Manager Duchesne, Utah Sugar Beets Offered To Supplant Uintah Basin Crops (Continued From Page 1) $57.50 per acre for their crop. Sugar beets the same year yielded as high as 26 tons per acre In the Garland region of Box Elder county, worth at the average price received that year of about $5 per ton, $130 per acre. The government paid most growers an additional bonus. President James R. Ra wings of the Utah Beet Growers Assn, himself a large grower of sugar beets at Draper, told the writer that it cost about $25 per acre for seed, thinning, digging, hoeing, topping and delivering to the factory .leaving the farmer for use of his land and water, plowing, fertilabout $35 izing and cultivating, per acre even on a low yield like that in Carbon County. A per acre yield of wheat at our prices brings about $18 per acre for land, water and all the work. from sugar beets, such as the tops, pulp and syrup have been declared to be worth about as much for feeding and fattening livestock as an average crop of corn. This adds about the value of a crop of wheat to the income received from the sugar mill for beets. Tests and continued growing by some farmers indicate Uintah Basin lands are very promising for sugar beet growing. Investigations made over the past year and a half have convinced the writer that there is a very good chance to get a sugar factory in the Uintah Basin provided the farmers get interested sufficiently to sign up for and to grow the needed beets. worth There will be a Free Auction Sale Following the 3 Oclock Drawing MAXWELLS.. UTAH DUCHESNE CELEBRATION! Altamont, Utah Friday, September 1 FULL DAYS PROGRAM COMMENCING AT 10 A. M. The First Rural Electrification Lines in Utah To Be Energized Radio, Roaster, Toaster, Iron, Waffle Iron & Electric Clock 03 t.j - e Two Big Days - ; Duchesne Countys Biggest Celebration ! ! Rodeo Contests Strictly Non Professional Saddle Bareback Bronc Riding, Bucking Steer & Cow Riding, Calf Roping, Wild Cow Milking Given Away & CHIEF STANLY and HIS TRAINED HORSE Dance at Might f Carnival, Concessions, Clowns & Thrills Eight Piece Orchestra Admission: 50c SOCIETY Extra Ladies 23c Mammoth Parade Monday Contestants Ride In All Rodeo IS GOOD Everyone come and help us celebrate the completion of the project which means so much to the Uintah Basin On Upper Rock Creek And the High Lakes Sponsored By Plenty of Horses aiul Guide Non lee Available at the End of the Road at Stillwater For Reservation Call Peterson Sawmill or rite To Moon Lake Electric Association lpjr WILLIAM DAVIES Mtn. Home Must Parade Perfect Sound System and Music Baseball s Gaines San. Si 1 Game Mon. :IG DANCE MONDAY NEGUST Amateur Hour Preceding Dance Mom 7 : OO p. m. c The Basins Celebration Center Welcomes You ! ! 4 |