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I You out?)tke boss told)' mat did ''he tolo me V M wlf GO OUT AND FIND) APPim'tVou Crui Tl WrtYC ME TO DO 1 HE TELL . j0 LOOK FOR Of . hjL2$& 7 cntwrT oIO SOMETHING feS ANOTHER JOB, Wlf S ITJCS T JMRKiNG?QorrJ ySl I didn'tJX1v the old crab, te . S SWM&ZV VETODOJ SO I QUIT AND 4 U M A iP fcil Fl fc-Kjl P" UTTLE REGGIE ,. ' ' By Margarita ff iWjw mUWWiF FThLlh lAOl B -S ' Here's One Of The Greatest' Charles Walker With Air Force In Germany FURSTENFELDDRUCK, GERMANY GER-MANY Here to do his bit in "winning the peace," Fvt. Charles G. Walker, son of J. M. Barren and whose wife is Florence June Walker of Lehi, haa arrived at the European Theater Army Air Force Replacement Depot, and will soon be assigned to permanent duties du-ties with the occupational Air Force. ' From this depot he may be assigned as-signed to units serving Army Air Force planes in Germany, Austria, Italy or France. While here, in the pieart of picturesque Davarla, lie kvill have an opportunity to enjoy the scenic beauties of the wooded foothills of the Alp3. He w!' "'no Re able to visit the notork hau Concentration Camp. Located about 20 miles from Mu nich, this $15,000,000 former Luft- .vaffo flying school was Germany s Randolph Field. Now under the command of Col. Malcolm N. Stewart, Stew-art, Hampton, Va., it is one of the tbest equipped and most attractive lir fields in Luropj. At present everal thousand Gl'g each month ire processed and orientated for their occupation duties at thu '.' J station. Before entering the rrv In fuly 1046, Pvt. Charles V.'j.llur at tended the Edinburg Hich School. THE STORY OF PIOCIIE ISy Miner Mike f - fl Boulder Dam power, expenditure ot $9,000,000, has helped to revive Pioche. Above is Caselton plant 9 (Editor's Note: This ! tht firrt tf a nowned mining engineer, after a visit series of eight articles Hivm highliKhts t j:str:ct recentlv nointed out of the hiKtory of Pioche, Nevada, a mining tne aisirici recently, poiniea OUt district which has been an importunt fae- that there has been no major leaa- - tor in Utah industry and which has line development since Burma mines been rebuilt by Utah men. around 1900 except the solution of In mining, the hope of reviving the gsology of the Pioche, Nevada, an old mining camp never dies in district, which with its surrounding the hearts of men, no matter how area "bids fair to be the greatest old, deserted and well explored it lead district in the United States may have been. The old timers because the intricacies of the lime cling to their hope, and the rising beds and the quartzite have been generations of mining engineers are solved after many years of re- always applying their increased search and tireless endeavor." knowledge of geology, mining, and This statement by Mr. Hoover, metallurgy in an effort to defeat the who became world famous as a economic conditions or other fac- mining engineer before he became tors that closed the mines down. President of the United States, is Pioche, Nevada, situated about a tribute to a Utah mining man 100 miles west of Cedar City, Utah Edward H. Snyder, who as a young in a desert mountain area, once was engineer entered the district in 1913, a roaring mining camp that support- and spent "many years of research ed a community of aproximately and tireless endeavor," of which 10,000 persons. The district was sick Mr. Hoover speaks, several times; its rich, near the sur- Snyder, came from a Pioneer face high grade ores did not last and , Utah mining family, and when he it nearly died with the demonitiza- entered the district'in 1913 he knew tion of silver in 1873. During sue- something of its history, and after ceeding depressions, it languished examination decided that Pioche and its complex geology and ores would have many years of life, and presented a problem for science. today it is creating much industry Today Pioche stands on the thres- for Nevada and Utah. (The second hold of a new career. Former Presi- article in this series will appear dent Herbert Hoover, the world re- in these columns soon.) i i. 2 " i ,$FT 6 -1 1 Tfio Arm Ground Forces offers you A NEW LIFE OUT THERE Look toward Korea and Japan! 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