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Show V1 UNIVERSAL tflCRjnr.vrvj CQRT. 147 BOX 227 SALT 6TH AVENUE LAKE Cl I Y , JIA'i Unm"'AH VOLUME 21 . NUMBER 46 DUCHESNE. DUCHESNE COUNTY. UTAH. THURSDAY. MAY 22. 1952 Wins Athletl : ipt rtsmanshlp Trophy Eases Flood Cold Weather 93.00 PER YEAR - 7c PER COPY VIEWPOINT Threats Alone Two Rivers CLIFF MEMMOTT. EdUor WATCH THAT PAYROLLI ' Senator OConnor of Maryland emphasized recently that Congress could make sizeable reductions in the Federal budget merely by cutting down on government personnel. The idea is good. The latest available statistics show more than 2,500,000 employees on the Federal payroll. Sen. OConnor found that the budget provided for creating 8,300 new positions. The steady climb of the personnel totals of so many agencies offers a threat to Federal economy efforts, he commented. Again the Senator was right. With the Federal payroll already up in the billions of dollars, CongTess should limit new positions to those absolutely necessary for the defense effort. v E v HE'LL FIND OUT "Actors dont drink so much on the way up as they do the way down they have so much more time on the Comedian Bill Mahoney. way down. on Another Wildcat Reported Just as sure as night follows day, government aid to the is followed by government Sentinel, Medina, Ohio. control of the in- Carter 30 VJhitc Dros. Tumble Plow Two-Wa- y two-botto- hook-u- p. Exclusive rights to manufacture this plow were sold to the Krause Plow Corporation of Hutchinson, Kansas, during the latter part of April by Melvin B. and Evan H. White, of Duchesne, who perfected this new principle for a plow about March of 1951. Term of these manufacturing rights is during life of the patent the after it is registered. The inventors state that patent for the plow feature is pending. The White Bros, have accented a from the manufacturer for manufacturing rights; and their contract provides for payment of royalties on each plow wholesaled. The working model of the plow is at the companys plant in Hutchinson. and the manufacturer has informed the White Bros, that construction of the plow has been given top priority in their plant and that the wholesale lots of the plow should be ready for distribution this fall. is planned Distribution through many implement distributors and retailers at a lower price than any other attaci-oplow of this size and type, report the White Bros. It will be built for use on all makes of t tractors which have a hook-uThe same prinor ciple is adaptable to more bottoms. Main advantages of using this new plow invention is that the plow's adjustment is automatic, there are no wearing parts except the shears, and it is selflevelling. The plow is operated by hydraulic action which lifts and controls it. Advantages of the plow improvement are more realized on irrigated farm lands because of its helping to keep the field lev el, and no dead furrow is left to mar the plowed area. It will allow the farmer to realize greater economy by doubling the amount of acreage plowed for just a slight increase in the fuel consumption. The plow is said 17-ye- ar down-payme- nt n three-poin- p. two-botto- m to plow nearly as easily as a one-sheplow. On some types of ground, the plow ar two-botto- has been demonstrated to plow with greater ease than the single shear because of the additional traction the equipment affords. This plow shifts from right hand to left hand in turning the tractor at the end of the field. During late April of this year, Norman L. Krause, president of the Krause Plow Corpora tion, chartered a plane to Du chesne to test this new plow principle. He conducted severe tests in the attempt to break the hydraulic action of the plow, but was unable to do sn. A contract to manufacture the tumble plow with t attachment was the signed that day by the White Bros. Melvin B White, of the plow, states that this is just another case of necessity is the mother of invention. For several years he and his brother, Evan, had tinkered with the idea of constructing a two - way two - bottom tumble plow but had not taken the time to work on the building of it. So, during the slack months from December 1950 through March 1951, the brothers built the plow out of used materials in their farm workshop. Melvin said he had questioned why tractors, built for a greater load capacity, were hitched to plow, and only a single-shea-r had toyed with the idea of atthe taching enough bottoms-tplow beam to widen the swath of plowing with each trip across the field and to furnish the pulling tractor with working capacity., The principle developed for the plow is so simple and obvious, he says, that he wonders why he had not followed through with this idea ten years two-she- ar two-botto- m three-poin- o ago. Mrs. Dorothea Allred, Mrs. Helen Mott, Mrs. Lily Brown and Kent Wimmer were in Salt Lake City on Tuesday of last week Mr. Wimmer remained for a few days visit with his grandmother, Mrs. Eva C. Wil- cox. Sell Manufacturing Rights r cA S 4 JT w .t D.II.S. Grads Told At Commencement Rites aa-dre- ss Sold To Krause Plow Corporation By Goldie Wilcken The White Bros, have sold manufacturing rights to their two- invention of a way tumble plow, which has a Keep Dreaming bTUtaS Manufacturing Rights three-poi- nt the past several days What might happen should the weather turn suddenly warm and assume the temper atures normal for late May and early June is pretty much to be guessed at. Duchesne has been pretty weU stripped of its shade trees, which have been cut to reinforce the diking along the river. It has been reported to us that in some Utah flood areas even giant pine trees in parks were sacrificed in an effort to stem the gushing streams. The Strawberry River incident has robbed us of several bridges. The bridge at the south east end of town on the old Duchesne High School won the Uintah Basin 1951-5Myton road which is used now Trophy, which Is based upon the good sportsmanship conduct of the team, Sportsmanship by oil well traffic, was sacricoach, and students of each school ficed last week, but was anduring the 1952 basketball season. Shown in the picture is Curtis Dastrup. of Altamont. president of lh Associated chored for replacement when Student Council of the Uintah Batin, who furnished the award, presenting the trophy to the stream recedes to normal. Bert Young. Jr., president of the student council at DHS. Luckily, all bridges on HighOther officials at the presentation ceremony are shown, from right to left, back way 40 were left undamaged rows Garth Partridge, player on the Eagle team. Principal Walter Reimschiisael. Residents along the StrawberCoach Darwin Woodbury. Rex Broadhead, of the basketball team and a star player, ry have been marooned since Myron Taylor, one of the Eagle players; Terril H&lliday, manager of the Duchesne Eagle the disaster. It is reported that team; Vai Preece, sponsor of the "Wings" Pep Club at DHS. Clarence Baum is building a new route into town from hi3 home on the south side of the river, to enter the highway on the other aide of the bridge just west of town. Mrs. Rita Bates. Strawberry Dy correspondent for the Record, was in town Tuesday for the Oil Co. first time since the catastrophe. She said that she had trekked Information received early over the hills north of their this week from the Tulsa, Okla , office of the Carter Vivian Meik, noted news- keep hold of your dreams, and Seek pSdlm a feat thfft her children had per- - Oil Co., indicated that a new paper columnist, cautioned the plan for a bright spot upon tois to wildcat about be ready conwill Department heads for school class of Duchesne morrows horizon, each formed day in in an graduating drilled area. the Duchesne duct tours around the county delivered before several to Merle Blakely, High School Tuesday night to According to areas under study. Represen- three weeks. v location of these homes the new wildcat will be hundred students, teachers and tatives of the State Fish and on The side of the river, neeither 1. Joseph as No. known the patrons assembled in the school Game Commission; Federal cessitated their crossing the Smith-Fla- t Mesa Wildcat and gymnasium. Of Wildlife Specialists; U. S. For- stream twice before reaching will be located in, the center The world is looking toward est Service Officials; DepartThese bridges of SE SE of Sec. the Western United States for the highway. conment of Interior (predator were washed away, leaving the in Duchesne County, approxileadership, and especially are trol) Fish and Wildlife Service, j iillmftest xl. waq its eyes upon Utah and her 3 miles northwest of mately Utah Big Game Federation and into town a the City of Duchesne and 5 people for men and women who other club officials are expected in new can lead a sick world out of a miles northwest of the Ute to be present to give instruction of indecision. Utah is a 1 discovery well. state No Tribal advice. and technical Fifteen parcels of land are ad- choice land among all others, It will be drilled approximateE. J Wilson, chairman of fish vertised for sale by the county Mr. Meik said in the concluding ly 8500 feet to the upper Waplanting committee, has sched- at 10 a. m. on May 23, at the part of his address. satch formation. uled trips to Lake Boreham and structed whmh wioWnv The program was presided ovCarter Company is now final tax sale for 1952. Bidding Ldy of the first the Davies ponds to test waters drilling eleven wells In Utah, for the parcels and the sale will er by waiter Reimschiissel, for suitability - of - habitat bv M on theothqr five of which are wildcat op- be conducted at the front door principal, with B. A. Jacoby, taking water temperatures, ox- -of the courthouse in Duchesne member of the school board, th to the Cftyhpa highway8 erations. ygen content, natural food availOnly four parcels of range awarding diplomas to the gradkind 01 ,l!h O'TXTVJ land are included in those listed uates. Two scholarships and one of- 1-' for final tax sale. Townsite lots alternate were presented to Walter Neton. ctetman ten listed are in Duchesn ;, Joann Bench Beal from the route bird commit JlaYSS the upland game bv Dei be twenty eight in Myton, and one Utah State Agricultural Col- To-Cotee, plans a trip into the Nine- - will at pres- as in Midview. Last year seventeen lege, and to Verna Joy Rowley the city oration Day on the Mile area to check rom cty cem" parcels were listed for the final from Brigham Young UniverChucker Partridge planted ent 13 cut tax sale. sity. Rex Broadhead received Otto This final tax sale is conduct- the alternate BYU scholarship. wUuleave gate, ed annually by ther county audOfficers of the graduating possible and stay overnight to spot nests TYPHOID SHOTS itor to sell all real estate sold class include Myron Taylor, roosts of the hardy birds, mg made and the repair Wednesday and Thursday, to the county at preliminary president; Ronald Robbins, vice and will cook breakfast for tion of a bridge torn-uhighway so May 28 and 29, starting at 10 sale not previously redeemed president; Joanne Bench Beal, other sportsmen arriving there ing of the be resumed over a. m. each day, typhoid immun- or sold at private sale, and up- secretary. The graduating comtravel may Saturday morning shots will be given at on which the period of redemp- mittee was composed of Garth Oscar Beebe, in charge of the the original route m the very ization the Duchesne Medical Center, tion expired on March 31 future. near Partridge, Karma Morrison, Rex waterfowl committee, migratory No bid for less than the total Broadhead and Deone Oviatt. for which there will be the will take his group to the ponds nominal charge of 50c. amount of taxes, interest, penat the head of Boreham diver-FigHtOrS TO Mayor Otto Johnsen urges alty and costs, which are a sion canal and Lake Boreham to, Of all who havent received the charge upon the real estate, will collect samples of duck food Ay WtlltO" shots to avail themselves of be accepted, states Porter L and to explore for nesting ducks this opportunity as a precaution Merrell, who will conduct the in both locations. They will also MflV Oil Dc against possible epidemic as a sale. to provide plant duck millett of flood result the situation. Fire more so ducks additional food The Utah Cooperative will stay and nest in our county. Fighters will hold their annual POPPY DAY The big game committee, Uintah Basin fire fighting school headed by Weston Bates, will at whiterocks on Tuesday, May Saturday, May 24, is Poppy Duchesne County will particitour the winter range of our 27, beginning at 10 a. m., is Day the day we pause in siin the pate proportionately Wil-thas cannon and meditation determine to lent made by deer herds howian announcement $250,000 emergency flood relief of the issue and rifles their sharp, peneforage has survived ijam Hurst, supervisor appropriation that was ordered trating salute . . . and sambre, whether reseeding can be ac-- Ashley National Forest, The' American Legion Aux- by President Harry S. Truman. The morning will be devotsa bugled hymns to fallen heroes iliary is sponsoring a bazaar to Governor J. Bracken Lee was complished. The public is urged to attend to a study of the film. Shovels, drift across the nation. A time be held June 26 for the purpose notified early Wednesday of the the tours that are of the mos: pulaskis and Men, an excellent to remember, and to resolve of raising' money to meet an- federal aid that was being made ma- available. interest to them. All tours and f jre fighting film. The afternoon for the future. other payment on the The had Remember to pause and buy chine purchased for the Med- been in direct governor classes are to acquaint as many w;u be spent on the subject, contact with people as possible with the work Handling Men. Lunch will be a poppy from the ladies on the ical Center. Washington all week. The committee, comprised of being done by our club and to- furnished free by the Forest street or who may call at your Counties which will share n teach good conservation prac- Service and the Bureau of Land home, for the sake of remem- Mrs. Grace Bench, chairman, the federal money, besides Duhunt-; of died for who brance those will insure Mrs good tices that Mrs. Sarah Rasmussen and Management chesne, are Sanpete, Juab, Utah, All interested in protecting liberty and for the sake of Patience Larsen invite members Carbon, Salt Lake, Davis, Weing and fishing for generations imas to our forests and ranges from fire those who still live in veterans of the community to contribute ber and Morgan yet to come, as well prove the present harvest of our are welcomed and encouraged hospitals across the nation who articles to the bazaar. The anProgram for assisting the devhave sacrificed for us. nouncement is going out early astated counties will be handled to attend. game and resources. Remember! Buy a Poppy. So far as is known, the Duto allow time for those wishing under the direction of the Buchesne Fish and Game Assn to contribute handiwork to com- reau of Community Facilities is the first club to successfully FOOD SALE and Service of the Housing and plete their articles A food sale will be sponsored Contributions may be left Home Finance Agency. plan and conduct such seminars Attention of sportsmens organby Daughters of Utah Pioneers with any member of the comRepresentatives of the agency izations all over the state are Saturday, May 24. It will be mittee at any time up to the indicated that further funds for asks focused on the Duchesne group Bench Mrs. held in the building next door time of sale. Utah may be allocated as new to see what can be accomplished Mrs. Harvey Partridge was to the Barber Shop and will that an estimate of the cost of projects are submitted and materials used in the articles cleared by the proper authoriduring these seminars. elected president of the Amer- open at 11 a. m. donated be given to enable the ties. ican Legion Auxiliary at a meetRETURN HOME committee to more accurately RAG DRIVE held Monday evening at Meanwhile, members of the ing Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwater and the home of Mrs. Patience LarUtah delegation, who have been A rag drive will be conducted price them. to Duchesne sen. All donations will be grealy working closely with state ofchildren returned by the Daughters of Utah Pilast Thursday from St. Paul, Th following officers were oneers on Monday, May 26. appreciated, Mrs. Bench said. ficials on the program, praised Minnesota, making their return also named: first vice president, Anyone having rags to contribthe speed with which the PresiWARD CONFERENCE dent acted on the governors retrip a sightseeing adventure Mrs. Reed Timothy; second vice ute may call Mrs. John Abbott, AT UTAHN SUNDAY through the Black Hills of president, Mrs. Artie Stocks; at 8431. quest. South Dakota, and the oil city historian, Mrs. Clair Winslow; Lelind Wright anfrom this drive and Bishop Receipts of Casper, Wyoming, and other treasurer, Mrs. Titus Jones, who the food sale will supplement nounces that a ward conference MAYOR ATTENDS PROVO MEETINGS, WIFE VISITS points of interest along the was retained; Mrs Luane Meri- a fund being raised to build an will be held in Utahn Sunday, route. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnsen retained as secretary; historic marker in town this May 25 immediately following wether, Mr. Fitzwater, who had. been chaplain, Mrs. Tatton Bench; summer. Sunday School. He extends a combined business with pleabuilding f orchis wifes parents MrVeanat-arms- . cordial invitation to all to at- sure over the weekend. While Maxine near St. Paul, jokingly re- Burdick. Mr. Johnson was attending tend. CHURCH SHOW marked that he was so in lovej During the business meeting. in Provo, Mrs. John week will this The meetings picture with the country that Mrs Fitz-- a Mrs. Reed Timothy and Mrs. son found pleasure in calling on was taken on the names be Dannv Boy, with Robert water found it necessary to of four Rirs submitted by the Buzzy Henry, and Ace, the Chester Lyman attended the relatives come and get me. I do like the local high school, who were Saturday they were overnight devil dog. It is an excellent breakfast given by Salt Lake No 2. American Legion guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Lindg Unit State this Girls to attend family picture the most igible summer. Nancy Lott, daughter story of a bov and his Auxiliary, in honor of Mrs. Eve say; on Sunday they proceeded Richard Moore, son of Mr. of Mr and Mrs. Vaun Lott, dog ever filmed. From the open- Ashton, of Vernal, who is Un- toward Salt Lake City, stopping Mrs, Marvel Moore is home ceived the appointment, with ing scene to the last minute of. opposed candidate for national in Murray to visit Mr. Johnsen from school for the weekend. He Nita CJollett, daughter of Mr. this picture, your president of the organization. parents, and with Dr. Hickeu came to graduate with his class and Mrs. Byron S. Collett, as will vibrate with the warmth The event was held at the home in Salt Lake City. from Duchesne High School alternate. and appeal of this truly fine' of Mrs. Harry D. Farrington. They returned home Sunday 183 A Street, in Salt Lake City. evening. Tuesday night. Richard, who picture. had received the required nun.-Miss Shirlee Brown left Tues-be- r Approximately 600 guests called Miss Doris Ann Moore left of credits the first half of day for Salt Lake City, where Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Marsing between the hours of 10 a m. for Salt Lake City Wednesday the year to graduate, has been she will be a guest at the home enjoyed a visit from their son. and 2 p. m. to spend a week with her sister. taking special classes in music of her aunt, Mrs. C. W, Roach, Don. of Ogden, Saturday and at the US AC, Logan, Phene your news Items to 441 Mrs. Dean Larsen. for two WMka. Sunday, 2 A neighbor tried to comfort the deserted husband. It was a terrific shock to hear that Smithers ran away with your wife. Id always thought he was your best friend. He is," replied the husband with a happy smile, only he doesnt know it yet. individual dividual. cool weather of ! I Vy T? I $ :tr- -' ay Tax Sale SiLr Proparty Sot For Friday 9 , , airead!,in.rdai,.uheSbrs ttt !,i F.y eSl jKW Things In Duchesne me Job, j p J pe Maa 1 nrks Part 27 j Auxiliery Bazaar Dates Set For June 26th , e $250,CC3 To Spent In Dcchesnc County I x-r- j Mrs. Partridge Named New Auxiliary Head 1 round-abou- t. , heart-touchin- re-an- X. MELVIN B. WHITE. Duchasna farm ar. dsmons traits tumble plow that ho and his brother, the Evan H.. have Invented, and which will be manufactured by tha Krause Plow Corp.. of Hutchinson. Kansas. The White Bros, will realise a royalty on each plow sold on tha whole- - lili Mitkil d heart-string- 1 j s; |