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Show . "we etl ‘i PAGE sday, May May 16, 16% jam Thur| sday, THE TIMES-INDEPENDENT, MOAB, UTAH EIGHT Sa Army Begins Huge War Games in South alton Wells CCC Camp Moab CCC Camp SCS-6U 1256 Company 234 DG-32-Company Camp SS : e te justice of Elmer by Earl the peace. their § 3 ake whi it. about © Te J.) and Ramsey pigs na" take" Mrs. | paid a visit tO Ruth Carrell, both of Grand Junc- Chaplain Lamb Re Wednesday Oliver of sulpher-dioxide air. Clara cause Colo.,| yrban Murley and Miss both of Montrose, Robert 'Bostron, geewhich comme from in city libraries deteriorate Books quickly [quicker than in the countryin be-| thé porkers ote married ; The Cisco spike camp which is to be a part of Co. 234, is now un- camp and last Saturday der construction. The permission to - Par te Se to build this camp has been delayed MARRIAGES | wm Freeman, UUUCAUNEUENACAAEERONDEUARUUUNGUSARUTEREGEUANANA UCAS ALTA USEPA ATT oe ] cor ee Sunday ae J. Earl by Friday married tion, Freeman, justicee of the peace. Daniel Henry Heidel, | Loma, is the first visit of the ciap a | colo. and Miss Mary Adeline Bur- isi h haplain : for some time but it is at last : i ear. | ‘chard, Grand Junction, , early last year married started. Fifteen men under Fcre- t o this camp since man George Winbourn left last Alvin Sessions, district inspector. priday by Earl J. Freeman, justice _ /Monday morning to start the work} was in camp Monday. He was well estimated| leased with the conditicn of the Ot: Ane: Dae of construction. It is Glenn A. Woods and Mrs. Mary Major Mose Kent, district, that the camp will be ready for aie Junction, both of Grand occupancy by July. The camp will, commander, and Major Craig, dis-|Carr. John‘be of approximatedy 50 men. This trict medical inspectcr, arrived in Married Monday by Dave A. camp Wednesday for the purpose Son, Justice of the peace. :ill replace the Dewey camp. Park spend will Smith Mr. ‘ment. State 2 ge the in the camp the past year by all inspectors. Mr. Litman Tuesday attended a meeting for the aid of the Red| Cross in raising funds for its work. University of Utah department of on a _ university anthropolcgical He states that Co. 234 will coopanthropology will spend part of museum expedition to western erate fully in the program and his summer investigating the! ytah. near Wendover, where he several of the members of the archeological sites of the state and|and students of the department, company will participate. Due to hunting them out. ‘both graduates and under-graduMr. Litman leaving on his vacation | objects for "Pot hunters" are the amateurs} ate, will collectHe Indian this week-end Mr. Chirstensen, accombe will museum. ex-|the set out on self-directed who educational advisor, will serve as Indian|panied on both trips by Charles committeeman in his place. collecting for peditions the of artifacts and relics. These people,| Dibble, assistant curator Dalton Wells will open defense of says Mr. Smith, destroy the speci-| museum, who has spent several its softball title this week-end as it mens which woula be so valuable years south of the border working orens the city recreation league. to science and scatter them about|/on improvement excavations near) The team has played several preuntil they are of small value,| yexico City. season games and is rounding into even if recovered. The work of shape fast. It is expected that the the trained archeologist, he ex-| Runaways Sent Back Home. team will be on a par with last plains, is partially one of destrucof rules! champions. Study Three men and two girls from year's tion, since the moment a relic is and play situations have been made lifted from the place in which it Dove Creek, Colo., were apprehendis found, much of its scientific ed at Valley City yesterday and along with practice the last week. observa-| returned to their homes, at the re- Mr. Chirstensen has been working is lost. if careful value tions, notes. and photogprahs have quest of officers from Colorado.| with pitchers and will manage the Did a "pot see ever you will visit with his family. There are a few in Utah, accord-|the perpetrators of illegal excava-~ ing to the state park commission |tions. His work during the early Smith of the/part of the summer will take him and so Elmer R. ah not iit i1 place ‘aly ii The amateur in his system The "pot hunter" is souvenir hunter, and ny work of is the The party 19; Junior almost included Don Randolph, Rayfield,|team. 17; if ii RA : of collecting.|their story, they left Dove ostensibly en route to Monticello. They kept'on going north, but their which makes him liable to a fine of $300 and five months in the state penitentiary. As archeologist and special agent where officers caught up with them. The oldest of the party! prepably will be charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency. guilty of a is misdemeanor car broke down at Pit id mi Ba Valley oO iF i ers Line ij The ‘ most modern line of on The become more of familiar the market A Kooler For Every Need WILL GREENRIVER twenty-fourth annual con-| dent, presiding. The election "Gistriet of for new the. officers ensuing. trict, and a trip Faithful" geyser, the highlights of the with} Delegates to the to Utah's to do can to prevent <« rorker through "iehihinien of | his any part of his benefits. Batista Seeks troop ee We are Featuring room. of Moab Strawberries Staff Memand Lyman Schenectady, N. Y. police Tia ‘eed the direction of Campmaster Billy Walker, and will carry out a weekly program until the date set for council camp on June 17. Bill Morse, Reporter. will be among the convention. affair Miss Buchanan >o.3o0000600-400 abhabae boss ree eee Specials have For Every Member of the Family. STRAW l HATS S 25 oc .......--------------- "Old from the Miss g ichané ; ; eee =y ere ee Denes of Castle valley, was married on May 5 to Innes McKinnon at Los Angeles._The couple will make their home at Los Angeles. The bride, who is a graduate of the Grand county high school at Moab, met Mr McKinnecn at Montrcse, Colo.., where she resided for several years after graduating from high school at Moab. Mr. McKinnon moved from Montrose to Los Angeles last policy the years;all ®past . Special luncheon honor ing presidents of the dis: ; all it losing, rights, board's Tomatoes of Women's Literary club of Moab are Mrs. Mars Pope, retiring president, and Mrs. D. E. Baldwin. About 15 wcemen from the local club plan to attend. There are 14 clubs in the eastern Utah district, who comprises San Juan. Grand, Emery and Corbin counties. There are about 250 members in the district. -- the Onions two the claims-paying machinery of the federal old-age and survivors %surance system, the social security board will notify workers reaching the age of 65 of their probable right to benefits, Manager Wiiber H. Sullivan of the board's Grand Junction field office announced today. The decision to extend this lirect, personal service to workers, Manager Sullivan explained, is in with Spinach vention of the eastern district of banned the noisy practice of tying the Utah Federation of Women's tin cans to cars used by bridal Clubs will be held at Greenriver) couples. Saturday, May 18, with Mrs. J. C.) Hubbard of Price, district .presi-| as; J. Reed Lance, proprietor of the Lance Motor company, announces the sale of the following cars during the past week: New Plymouth sedan to Winford Bunce; two new Plymouth sedans o the Utah Realty & Construcion company of Salt Lake City; new Plymouth pickup to Hansen Furniture company; cne used GMC} xickup to Nathan Day, and a used| Shevrolet coupe to James Howard. | and complete evaporative coolers act of educational subjects different fields. WOMEN'S CLUBS MEET AT IS PAYABLE -_- wage earners the country line 1940 will decorate 1256 by Tex McKenna.' The troop has commenced their just finished completing camping equipment program under '1,304 hours covering 19 poe INSURANCE ‘ Until City H a i | a asta Marquez to best of shape. |under the direction A new high from the educational bers Lowell Stout standpoint has been reached in Duncan. BE PhaNOTIFIED e WHEN y Creek, ay in | Manny articles Jerry Farmer of the SCS visited The room was cleaned and dusted and inspected the camp Wednes-|and made ready for use for weekly day and found everything in the|troop meetings. Troop meeting was Fred) field captain. simply a further-| more | i made. totally one of destruction, Grace15. Satterfield, because scientific methods however, have no. Randclph, and Tena 40; Chat, According 18,to| WILL t . Bie i i been enthusiastic ing was a scavanger hunt in which the patrols collected pictures and construction. Company Tex has Radishes ,and a suprise feature of the meet- The majority of the enrollees are now working at La Sal on fence oe So) eee Utah Rhubarb See ee the insummer part of the | atter Inold of sites the vestigating down tracking and villages hunter?"/ dian oe. nee ‘of BE Cauliflower Weds. r n 0 ora - 0 OIL ver CLOTH, patterns, "ep 46-inch, chi shipment, per , c and Uj ; beautiful 7 VAT ee sad me nd een. 3h nC i De . . Scenic Boat Trips Through the World's Most Famous Canyon : Reasonable Rates-Good . Reliable Motor Boats ‘ : = i . For detailed information, write or }, ; = o> : Moab, Presidency see "90 - ; PROMPT 3 DELIVERY x Utah : borrow-subscribe. in Cuban x 7 . _ . 7{ a ' : - ee 7 . f Vote Domestic - Commercial - Industrial sang Nig igo Hansen Furniture! ® COMPANY PHONE &8&R?2? MOAB. Start your spring housecleaning UTAH by getting rid of that old cookstove. A change to an Electric SPECIAL! 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Closed in elements - easy to cleat | with As little as $5 g Month! Mellow Flavor/ QUART cook. ° car se ealsni a atically . while autom ‘ pa Ranges have them! ° seeé the new 1940 Electric Ranges Aluminum SEE YOUR he nat eid ail gs hu a TDN TURNER ACE 9 year Don't Eee WILL Lettuce Potatoes T ERR ERTS ESA HUNTERS" Sweet Potatoes New Cabbage New 4 "POT the work) BOY SCOUT NOTES ‘rews will be small so the added ing the SCS camp area. James H. Reiter, CCC subaltern, nen will make the projects more Boy Scouts of Trocp 317 enjoyed| left camp last week on leave. He) balanced. time at a very successful camporee on Frihis Wednesday Major Kent, district| will spend most of day and Saturday of last week. The ‘commander, and Major Craig visit-| Reno, Nevada. The May issue of the Frontier,|/entire troop made the trek up ‘ed Dalton Wells for a short in-| now being pre-|"Nigger Bill" canyon. Features of, camp paper, is major was very 'spection. The It will be distributed to| the camporee were the campfire 'pleased with general conditions and pared. ‘commented on the reading room. the members of the camp this ccm- program, a scavanger hunt and the saparavan. The experienced exling Sunday. ‘and camp area. Member Frank Rinaldi left plorer won the major share of the On Sunday Captain Session inwater firebuilding, in for his home in Newark,'contests spected camp on his semi-monthly | Monday boiling and chariot racing. tour and found the camp to be in N. J.. where he will be employed. William N. Whipple, SCS fore-| The regular troop meeting for good condition. Mr. Litman has | been commended on his fine work| man, is now on annual leave. He'the week was held Tuesday night H and all types of Sixty-seven thousand men, 2,500 airplanes ica' most extens ive fighting equipment will participate in America's in a sparsely Monday open which peacetime army maneuvers shows general secsettled area of Texas and Louisiana. Map tion where games will be held. for the east next month Lceuis J. Paulicheck, Paonia, Colo., 3 ~ the| of and Miss Marguerite Maupin, Delta, camp. Mr. Cole. SCS foreman, and five | Colo., married Tuesday by Earl J. Freeman, justice of the peace. the at working enrollees are now Monticello camp. They are repair- ~SN We activities the inspecting of To keep up the company strength >of Dalton Wells camp, nine men arrived in camp from Hanksville Thursday. Due to the men leaving I) Electrical ELECTRIC League of Utah RANGE aes |