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Show way PAGE FOUR LOCAL The Times-Independent Second-Class matter at the Postiffce Under the Act of March 3, 1879. as Entered SUBSCRIPTION One Year iter RAAT Three ois loon Sade dec ca pacccsces és Stele okies $2.00 1.00 bieeesas " 50 in Advance) niet WAN te ad i aieiiaia tel ST called Saal eee pO, IMS "Pei SE AES ea RAE Looking Backward Through the Files of The Times The special -the issuance bonds in the construction "cap. 7 SSE eae Raymond Cassell of the |quartermaster's also office = oe peo district visited adn. ae ~ ability from messenger boy to head ss Cikeen- plays 234 for | Saturday Bo eet was roads of to Early a had of facilities engineering if he should and NBC, win. Referendum by given hereby ie. organization the a ae ee sai of nual reading contest staged by the! local high school. Ross Moore, last Moab boy to| id the at be mustered this arrived "Uncle" honored at the annual state convention of the lodge held in Salt Lake City. eee - ~~ Mere) gle A cold storm swept over south-| eastern Utah, resulting in the loss) Chers recently received issues of the premium list for the Fourth Intermountain Junior Fat of many sheep which had _ just Annual Stock show, slated for June 4, 5 been sheared. ‘and 6 at North Salt Lake. PubA 10-day session of district court came to a close, many cases lished by the official committee of having been tried. the show, the list was issued to Farmers and Early fruits, such as_ apricots inform the Future 4-H entrants as to the nature of and cherries, were severely damaged by frost this week. premiums, awards and special | 66g IT'S THE conthe rca Agent largest selling straight in the Bourbon world. whiskey | he - , q " J. Black Juan i. Counties, for Grand and San FRIDAY and SATURDAY WHEN TORCH AND TOMAHAWK OF KENTUCKY ‘* DOUBLE-RICH''-the e. a e€Y UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY. your Checking Account 99 jou Complete Service for the Motoring Public at All Utah Oil Stations OF VALUE THE APPRECIATE YOU DO 2. GASOLINE dis- Paul 1929-39 May Pep 88 a Stanolind - di c? an and 1939 in 563,431,000 average for the ten years, of 571,067,000 bushels. publication SPREAD THESE TW THEIR Te IF i County agents, 4-H club leaders and vocational agricultural tea- Last MOTOR OILS. & com- bushels 426,315,000 to pared was Fellcw, Odd oldest Utah's W. at cast Hepburn,= G. MARGE Executive publication April 95 " First a the wheat of winter '1939. Production in the United States is now fore- out of army service, France. from week George said Committee has within a referendum is our refuge and strength,|notice j|ducted present help in trouble." «God ‘yield per acre is forecast for 1940! at 18 bushels, compared to 11.5 in}a very SUMNER lla and agg a ect determine has |tee evening. ‘Sunday is was Berry Hazel Miss Committee. Conservation 2 ICO . ; ‘riv necessary desirable and bushels compared to 2,240,000 bus-| Get-together at 6:30 Wednesday|trct hasis fixed Middl cctet ite "eobcaswer' cog be the boundaries thereThe Mission Circle met/|and a gold medal by the Moab State| weeks ago and are out to repeat hels in 1939, the crop reporting|/eyening. 1,apreximatsly include which |of, board of the United States depart-| vith Mrs. Ola Walker, Wednesday peat preformance bank for winning the second an-|the due after That acres. /500,000 ‘ment of agriculture, states. The/ .fternoon. 29 May a said State Utah Oil Products Utah State Soi! Conservation Committee that the proposed Grand County, Colorado River Drainage So 1 Conservation District has duly petiticned, in the interests of the ‘public health, safety, and welfare, high the at services rate ltrict. The determine whe | shall next operation of the district ; ministratively practicable | feasible. By order of the Utah State _ airman, without southern California Indians 3500 of about vocabulary Notice of} University the attend would who Parriott Dale quesque | thee upon trict April 25, Joya. These scientists. BAPTIST CHURCH a month next (William E. Parks, Minister) u ee = a Tla|P Bible school at 10 a. m. Mrs. study/ they will laboratories and) Corbin, superintendent. Baccalau-|for ee go inate Week. Lloyd like i a "work world-wide organizaticn. Ten preliminary national win-| Utah ners will be chosen by a board of di disSon "shall a soil conservation eer or - and) des cribed lands of the Women lie about their age 35 trict Utah, be) County, Grand in lying per cent oftener than men. é created?" at t notice futher take Nevada is the only state without Please a street car line. a canvass of the results of said cast t vote 48 shows referendum 12 votes cast "against Automotive engineers maintain "for" and submitted to the that 20 per cent of the fuel energy the question d Ssof motor cars is wasted. eligible voters of the prop2sed the to addition in . |proposed i i ing | Jack Knight, Indiana has flown 2,400,000 miles an accident. boys -will of the other nine of radio eminent re dette "tebe played | P°YS will scend se - election to vote on| the subs during the week in a series SU™™ The scores were close den, N. J., where county|of games. Grand of research ""¢ | This games interesting. sum of $78,500 forjand the This have been abolished by Hitier to encourage Germans to Own Cars. Thursday, UTAH career of David Sarnoff, president Teceive $100 ame ced ae | UTAH STATE SOIL CONSER~lof the Radio Corporation of|trip. eee COMMITTEE competi-cf LegalVATION interest inon thethe bigchances Localis centered compe-| the of sponsors america, and| projects some ofwiththe the He visitedpleased |/seemed Notice of the Result of tion sheer through rose who tition. progress Se Ago All taxes on private automobiles | are keeping their eyes fixed on the|Each ager Edi 20 Years Utah. Moab, pot hy ey OU © ccc dvsccce jo Gea thn Shs ble ( Payable ; Utah. RATES ..... 6s ciated deuvoesaes Naiide 6b DHS at H. S. BOY TRIES FOR $4000 SCHOLARSHIP MOAB, One out of every 8.4 Americans The chance to win $4,000 to pay for a complete college education has a telechone; one cut of every and one out of is making a hit with senicrs in the 14.3 Englishmen every 1666 Russians. local high school. Of course, there is a catch to it RCA Victor. Visits to the World's in the form of a special examinaFair, also will be made. All extion to be given to all entrants in penses of the trip will be borne the opportunity scholarship ccmby the sponsor. Then, one stuyetition now being conducted in dent will be chosen as the one schools al over the country, but most likely to succeed in a radio students here are confident that scientific career, and to him will the questions srepared by Columbia be awarded $4000 scholarship : university and stump other educational ; theSS a leading They|at them. won't experts the Independent County, Grand Moab, at Thursday Every and Valley Times Grand A consolidation of the Issued a THE TIMES-INDEPENDENT, eds showing, .complete eae anaes and withrulesonea forsection beCludes entrance the ing ** It is: your silent servant i ] at all times and l places. | =© s WILDERNESS S © BRAVED --THE = a ies TOGETHER; =CS hb = Hyqi Doctors M. Ryan ofof Chicago performed operations and G. W.E.several Spreacher Denver|at| company department was to store. lishing a series by C. experiences of articles L. Christensen, as a for his The of among the Indians. who the are commaking seen TIPODDL Wueennniuty eTMR ETD } United wool States received Dalton Wells was host to the educational advisors of the southeastern sub-| district. The meeting was conduct- by average farmers cussed. ideas as This to Through | beneficial is the be held first at too SS Si such meetings| meetings, Since and eXPorts Wells Dalton me man honor was the appreciated. opened Lt. camp to all and Provided all needs. Wednesday the new uniforms for Summer arrived and will be issued| as soon as possible. With the com- ing warm weather the new clothes will be appreciated. Mr. Alcott of the grazing in Salt Lake City inspected cotton, office camp. ; iT = : Scheley 8 beginning corrals, "200 pRoouCcT wea MLED BY THE DISTILLERY imports and you . legal - ** It *x* ** saves receipt. the have a eee sc. bookkeeping record = you time. It is the safe way It serves you in many not considered of handling of worth other ways a passing that often per cent and to Europe 27 are thought. - CLAUDETTE Ore = war dy _in- HENRY STRIBUTORS. ING. RIBU now Omen x i : South America, which have each increased approximately 47 per cent. Shipments to Asia were up 33 ST every creased. greatest increase and has been in The exports to Canada cent. = hash money. MEMBER < FEDERAL RESERVE > SYSTEM Mr. e of gives are now sheep in to spring fe the a transaction. Hy ranges and shearing 4"@rews rezorts. you ° was yn winter ranges which Deing abandoned by the their seasonal movement all all aare re g:gathered . of such gives price 2*Fatures continued to favor the "TOWth of feed on the spring and "UMmer ranges. This rainfall also St@tted the new growth of feed ed by E. H. Isenberg, district educational advisor. Better means of instruction, better programs and camp prcblems in general were dis- It cS 27.3 cents a pound on March 15. It was 27.8 a pound a month earlier and 20 cents in March 1939. . Camp ** " e per rURY-F CTURE ae ' Irs a 10na ‘so SSE all oe ee SUNDAY 57U Since Member 1917 a Growing of Federal Deposit Institution Guaranty ; SHES DORRIS BOWDG sd ROGER "OR OWE 77 ee OF MOAB Utah's winter wheat crop this year is now forecast at 4,032.000 . ATO ALP ‘ SUNDAY-TWO and RL AE MONDAY SHOWS-7 MONDAY-ONE Corporation eee SHOW and 9:15 at 8 p. p. m. m. a Hydro Gas Systems For Automatic Heating, Cooking, Hot Water Heating, Refrigeration and Lights BUTANE PATENTED HEAT " -which and ~ LES " First d into the great coal fields \ =: E wf Carbon, Grand and Emery Counties -Rio~Grande FOR 60 YEARS your faithful transportation servant... J as EQUIPPED HYDRO- WITH -- DOUBLES gas operating -which as gardless of how 20%- noxious and MISCHA AUER safely Speedily. . Dependably.. Economically Bu- MILLER REEL" LESLIE HOWAN) INTERMEI SELZNICK per Schaefer gallon is from 2 to 4 cents by Bros, Hydro-Gas Co. Cuter ‘ = per = allo 7 a *h than competitor's. Gas delivered 7 --- See Us for Prices and Terms sSSeoSS)| SS - Ssss3 SS SSs aes ao n the Weiw will be ro Fas - e --- mon estimate whatever La Sal, BE ae take. chances -because some , plants sold eben ‘tall nie et information and Oe of cost of a plant make an for you-at no obligation to you, Edd E. Provonsha Utah INTERNATIONAL presents A Love Story Don't, buy a gas system without thoroughly investigatin M1] | ++ +-One speaks to him of home « «+ the other of adventure. An emotional divide sweeps across his life. . "to build a worldly drama intense with feeling. cold in and THURSDAY TWO WOMEN AND A FAMOUS MAN climates. For information about freight rates and schedules: F. W. GREASER, Agent Pho ne 4R1 -i Thompsons, ae wt Utah at - ANN Next WEDNESDAY for using tane odors. EDWARD eC IL re- cold it gets. Necessary ob- JAMES "NEWS SAFETY delivering Utah Coal to markets far and near... 7 HYDRO- insures Eliminates smoke LIONEL ST Ua RE-VAPORIZER output cost JEAN PATENTED EXCHANGER lowers much ; SYSTEM gos ONLY Tt THE PAB ps | 4a n TTY Thursday 60 ** It Continued improvement in ranges was refiected in the stockmen's repcrts for April 1, Frank Andrews, senior statistician, of the agriculi tural marketing service, states. Abundant rainfall and mild tem- 234 No. GE 8} " DG-32-Company PEPDrETeeryEpMeNN ONAN QUART Qos at Yt Camp - 61 F. ZANUCK Ds | No. DARRYL ' hae 1a Tai nin i ; PINT PINT No. 62 forthcoming num Dalton Wells CCC Camp HALF ee event. written detailing missionary members Preparations and INGRID BERGMAN PrProduced rv by DAVID ©. 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