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Show EMERY COUNTY PAGE FOUR Lake, again by night in orWilliam T. Litster der to preserve the fine im(Notary Public) made by the park pression visit. The forming of the comat Court Douse dubs munity improvement by the agriculture department should correct in a large meaCastle Dai Cleveland, Utah sure any such conditions if they exist and it will require Annie Lab. lot of extra work on the a Coin Centennial Urges after Day cay dozens cf lnSeic largin citizen worlds of every the every Frigidaire, Utahs congressional delega- part of every color and vai apples jig to present his area est manufacturer of refrigeration at Washington is asking community are given a jty next for May public inspection for the minting of a silver dolnow has an increasing the Du Pont Pest Control and say: here it is, Im proud tors, lar 1947 centennial coin, the of number of refrigerators avail- search laboratory at Wilmirgte it! all in the interest of science idea of which wa,s presented Lehi Attraction Filmed able to the public, S. L. An-d- Del. to them recently by Ora BunEaster of by the stem-enfro. Suspended said, manager Universal Film Studios are arms leading from a ce: the spoke-likdy, chairman of the Utah State Electric Company, Utah minfilming John Hutchings tra) revolving hub or axis, the Department of Publicity and eral, fossil and relic collection local Frigidaire dealer aton Price, Mr. the Industrial pies go round and round. A clout Development. Construction Utah. at Lehi. Mr Hutchings and. his like mist, ejected from the nozzle of in Bundy indicated that Senator collection will model July began be featured in first a small spray-guspreads a film Abe Murdock and Congressprofinished Interest- this year and the man J. W. Robinson were in a film series titled frozen chemical over the skins of the frui; were temporarily ducts and people of America carousel determini stockpile; This miniature ' will toe nationally dis- in a government hearty accord with the move- ing which whether new chemical insecticide) rement and have introduced the in restriction the tributed. Travelers are invit- however, run off too easih Black b and solution before congressional ed to see this sale of refrigerators to the give fungicides collecor mail unique coverings, splotchy been lifted and currency and banking commit- tion by GlAKJ appointment. The ex- public has are now available smooth, even, tight films. tee calling for the minting of Frigidaires most ALL said to is hibit the be To the coin. civilian consumption. mineralogi-c- al for comjpOie)te private We Cutting Cabbage Guest Preparations was Mr. Anderson discussing exhibit in the West. Cut cabbage as soon as hea; Dimes With the latest national sur- Cedar City Recognized the features of the new FrigJ E. M; the grow firm but before they start veys indicating that next years book idaires, They have all of The forth off the above loose year Cut forty wr; burst. features and quality tourist migration will be west- of the National Society for pre-wThe per leaves. ward in a volume never pre- the developed ' FRI1 '''' Study of Education, just permanently-sealed-in-ste-by Frigidaire. roand that viously experienced A( off the press, features the Cer, lifetime por87 percent will1 come by auto, dar Fire Three I Council tary City Coordinating a movement is now underway for its community program. celain finish, the quickube ice enjoy Now is the danger time to make a good impression on The book particularly men- tray, and many other excluCarfc Fire Write or Phone. Utahs 1946 visitors. Working tions that Cedar City has re-- 1 sive features are again presCO FIRE ent in the refrigerators. The DOMEA UTAHINSURANCE in close harmony with the De- - ceiveci cultural COMPANY Member advantages ab five inand of land the year protection plan on partment publicity sent in larger cities, and it L. WILLIAMS NEPHI mechanism is again Phone dustrial development, the state stresses the outstanding work sealed-i- n Caitla Dale, util vocational that Frigidaires workdepartAgricultural of the Cedar City adult ed- proof ment under Director Mark Ni- ucation committee. manship and the quality of its Commuchols is sponsoring products are among the best EMERY COUNTY available. nity Improvement Clubs in 1 ABSTRACT CO. When Frigidaires first war Utahs 275 communities of a CLEVELAND CASTLE DALE, UTAH .50 UlOO of 'colnstlruction 800. contract No to population from There axe enough uncertaintraveler who has toured Ohio Mrs Lucille Locke received caliber machine guns expirties about trading in lands, ed in July of 1945, Frigidaire, Iowa and other eastern states of a new with the of the War without guessing at the title can forget the nicely painted, word of the arrival authority born at the Demand an Abstract of Title orderly arranged and well fenc- home of Mr and Mrs Jack Production Board, began its O. SORENSON, JR.. Mgr. ed homesteads with trim lookproduction of refrigeraWhite in Ephraim on Oct. 28. first DR tors since April 30, 1942. Foling barnyards and all farm Loa Stilson and children of - In Chiro of all sheds. cancellation under the lowing machinery visited1 a few days war contracts at the Dayton, will Orangeville 1948, Utahs communities we kat the Oscar Carlson last Ohio plants on VJ Day, the Houri: either make a lasting impres- home. Senator Ira A. Huggins Even to civilian reconversion or sion for distasteful a rapid good, Monda Mrs Charlotte Larson, who Senator Ira A. Huggins of Ogden sections in the other of littered output Impression unkept Sunda; has been named Utah State Chairhas ben ill for some time is of the mammoth Ohio plant unpainted houses, reported to be improving. man of the 1946 March of Dimes to farmyards, itiie availability of the be conducted January by the barnes and fences, unless acMrs Mae Lake, accompanied and Ro National Foundation for Infantile tion is taken at once. Losing materials has ennecessary relvisited her with sister, by Basil OConnor, presi- no time, the agriculture deabled Frigidaire to produce Paralysis, dent of the Foundation, announced. partments program for beau- atives and friends at Castle a much greater number of Dale over the week end. Senator Iluggins, a native of tification is first already underway. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bracken, refrigerators than was Utah, has served in the state upper The or calls Mr. for the continued program anticipated), chamber continuously since 1930. Joanlhler, Mr and Mrs David -Hot. .'YVnain .tree!oi He is National Labor Commis- ganization of C. I. Clubs in Timothy, Freeda Thorderson, Anderson. Though production Soil Lake number on refrigerators is exceeding ol sioner and chairman of the Na- every community by the agehougM and by mm. Vemice Ward attended a bull ' tional Labor Relations Board for ricultural most optimistic war time N.whouse Instructor of the 'and the building a of cousin fureral capital? in Spana of is member Northern Utah. He ing ...iidinQS. Newareas high school and the ish Fork predictions there are still not Westl and BHotel Walker Bankthe Jackson Democratic League, Monday. home worthwhile Bujiding. enough Frigidaires to meet the the Ogden Kiwanis Club and the listing of every Mrs and Building. Building, Lil Attorney County ever With Wm. T. Litster beautification ciiic Nattonal demand, but project. ,u?g. American Legion. attended a officialsincreasing McIntyre Building at the believe are among This years epidemic of Infantile the proper enthusiasm aroused plants Building officers sponcounty banquet secured of sored a daily production of several cooperation paralysis In Utah is the second and by the recorders of the thousand largest in the history of the state. those having pride in the ap- State and refrigerators is posheld at the Country The ratio of polio patients to pop- pearance of their communiin sible METAL MINING INDUSTRY oi UTAH near future. the Club at Price last Saturday. ulation this year is the highest of should be in ties, everything EiYa Jensen is visiting in that of any state in the union. when the Castle Gate apple pie order In accepting the March of Dimes with her sister, chairmanship, Senator Huggins great tourist migration starts' Mrs ' Vonnal Allred, who has next Utah said: May. through Bri been ill. In our Btate alone during the Ralph Parle tte once said: N. C. Mrs For Oveson been has 218 first nine months of this year, I judge a community by four Columbia with her cases of infantile paralysis were the railroad station, visiting in Mrs things: Wreda Petersen reported. Fortunately, through the which daughter, gives evidence of what who generous contributions of the underwent an recently the railroad thinks about the j American people to the March of operation. for the which the is it hotel, community; fight Dimes, possible Mrs Caroline Hansen is visAM IUP0RTAHT DATE FOR against this disease to be continu indicates what the business inin Los Angeles with her iting and intensified." ally strengthened terests think of the communiMrs Mary Livingsty; the postoffice, a criterion daughter, who is ill. miSAHOs OF ARMY VETERANS Honey Flavors of what Uncle Sam thinks of ton, Mr and Mrs E. J. Geymont, Just as there are many species of the community, and the homes. plants that produce nectar so there The appearance of the homes Wattis, former Cleveland resHOW IH CIVILIAH IIFF are many kinds of honey. The nec- indicate what the idents, announce the engagethink people nit ment of their daughter, Ratar obtained by the bees from each of themselves. to Gerald Tucker, son mona, species of plant may carry with it the comJudging Utahs rural an individual color, flavor and of Mr and Mrs Vance Tucker, munities the apby strictly aroma. Cleveland. Between now and November 21, HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEYfc no1 pearance of the farmstead o thousands of Army veterans will buildings, fences, machinery, ENLISTMENT PROGRAM Rava From South Pacific reenlist in Uncle Sams new volunand quality of growing crops teer Kava, the intoxicating drink of the livestock, Because peacetime Army. 1. Enlistment for 1 Vi, 2 or 3 Ralph Parlettes crimen who have been discharged beSouth Pacific islands, is permitted enlistments ( years. insome terion of necessity in tween May 12 and November 1 of for men with 6 months service.) The roots and leaves of a pepper stances not too would be this and high. reenlist on or before year 2. Men reenlisting retain their plant are chewed by young girls or November 21 will be able to return The story Is told of how a present grades, if they reenlist withboys carefully chosen for good teeth former Utah chief to the Army with the same grade as in 20 days executive after discharge and before The and general good health. they held when discharged. Feb. 1, 1946. The same applies to chewed material is then placed into who anxious to make a good Men with six months of satisfacmen discharged between May 12 and a bowl and stirred together with wa- Impression for the state rushtory service discharged as privates Nov. 1, 1945, who reenlist before ed of his Nov. 21, 1945. party distinguished ter or coconut milk. After all pulp will, on reenlistment before NovemD. C. Farm prices Washington, ber 21, be given the grade of private has been removed the resulting eastern guests by bus from Salt 3. An increase in the reenlistment 206 per cent of the first class. bonus to $50 for each year of activs muddy or greenish liquid is ready Lake City to the southern Utah stand at than service since the bonus was last paid, the prices of Men now in the Army who to drink. Kava tastes sweet at first parks toy night rather than average higher apply or since last entry into service. SI 1918 and will drop again but not as for see have tumbleafter them the NOVEMBER 1 discharge but later becomes pungent and acrid. as In 1921 because the Govoversesa sharply 4. 20 the when extra for of pay purpose The usual dose is about two mouth- down barns with reenlisting in the machinery ernment is by law to main5. Paid furlough, up to 90 days, Regular Army will also retain their fuls. If youre not used to it, kava and trash littered over acre tain supportrequired of at 90 least prices per present grades, if they enlist within depending on lehgth of service, with will make you drowsy in about 20 lots, ancient houses and othcent of parity for two full calendar 20 days after discharge and before furlough travel1 paid to home and minutes. er unsightly that years following the year in which the eyesores return, for men now in the Army FEBRUARY 1, 1946. who enlist. war ends, The Department of Agriwould, have left a lasting im"BEST JOB IN THE WORLD" 6. Mustering-ou- t 100 Butterwrappers printed pression for bad on the guests. culture has announced. pay (baisd The announcement Indicates the These special privileges are typical upon length of service) to all tneo with your name and mailed After two days in the parks, farmer who are discharged to reenlist. will not of the new law recently passed of a drop he rushed them back to Salt In prices similarbe toa victim by for $125, at the Progress that which fol7. Congress. Few to retire at half pay Howthe partial ever the men are taking advantage of the lull in work 1900 to put their homes and land In shape for the winter. The Official Newspaper of Emery County, Utah destruction of the coking Published Every Friday Morning at Castle Dale, Utah plant and the decreased payroll will lighten the market RAY M. WILLIAMS, Editor and Publisher of the camp for Emery Counproduce. Six Months, $12$ ty Halloween slipped by withSubscription, $2.00 Per Year. out the boys noticing it and A First Class Publication Entered In the Postoffice in Castle all others should be thankful. Dale, Utah, as second class mall matter, under the Act of March The brand of pranks that 3, 1879. many boys qlay on Halloween All Communications and items for .publication must be signed demeanors. one Mr and Mrs Mark Powell of by the writer, whose name need not appear in print. Write on side of the paper only. Use no abbreviations. All communications Desert Lake have a new baby boy at their home. subject to acceptance as the judgement of the publishers may On the Citizens ticket in Castle Dale: for president C. County bee inspector was ac- E. Larson; James H. Wilcox, C. L. Allen, A. E. Wall and H. cepted. and Cleveland held T. Haines for trustees. parent DOWN MEMORY teachers meeting last Thursshut-dow- EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS Established Officers elected were C. Oveson, President; Ida V. Melba Litster, Tew, secretary; and program Arvellla committee Hansen, Belle Winkler and Wm. Atday. LANE vice-preside- Twenty Years Ago Mrs James Allred of land gave birth last Monday to a baby boy but the little one died the next day. Lt. C. R. Tate of the Navy jumped with a parachute out of a seaplane while 1500 feet in tile air over Pearl Harbor. The plane was going Imore than 60 miles an hour. it it it In Muskegon, Michigan, the bandit slain after he had shot and fatally wounded Charles Hammond, City Detective, was positively identified as Dutch Anderson, notea thug and pal superof Gerald Chipman, bandit. At the Commissioners meeting some of the items transac ted were: E. O. Anderson of Emery proffered to survey the boundary line between Emery and Wayne counties for the sum of $500 and the Commiss loners accepted the offer; J. K. Wells of Victor was appof Desert constable ointed Edward Lake precinct and Brinkerhoff was appointed to a similar position for Lawrence precinct; Commissioner Beebe was delegated to supervise the repairing of San Rafael bridge; resignation of Pet er Jensen of Huntington as Forty Years Ago oeing rushed for the new light plant that is to be erected. Ten teams are being used to haul the materials over from Price. Messrs Seely and Allen are keeping a full crew busy building the power and light house, setting poles and stringing wires. O. H. Skidmore of Salt Lake is the engineer supervising the work A fire that destroyed the coke plant sent Surmyside many of the Emery County farmer-minehome during to Supplies are Castle Dale rs I Announcement We now have in our j display department Mr. Anderson Spotlighting Gives Report on New Frigidaires UTAH merry-go-roun- d er d e a: . I ar wood. Cleve- n. Direct State March of D. TAKEN FROM THE FILES OF THE PROGRESS OF 20 and 4C YEARS AGO THIS WEEK. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER PROGRESS, CASTLE DALE, UTAH I 5 el Meter-Mise- J S1-- grand-daught- er ' 14-3- 1 Pa- Ill FRIGID REFRIGERATORS AND. FRIGIDIE electric ranges SEE THESE NEW MODELS and place your order for future delivery. We Will Be Able To Make Deliveries Soon Eastern Utah Electric Co. PRICE, UTAH f. Farmers Have Less to Worry ThemTKisTime 1909-191- Metal Grain Bins the last war in 1921 when prices hit the low of 115 per cent of the May, 1920, level which was 235 per cent of the level. Thus the farmer will have more money than after the last war. War Finance Committee officials said that in addition to the maintenance of the price level for two years, that families already have, and are accumulating, weekly savings through the Payroll Savings Plan of the War Finance Division of the Treasury. This, they claim is front will be much proof the better able to support itself than after the last war during the normal lull of reconversion. Buyers of farm products will have the money to buy, it was said, and farmers should avail themselves of the opportunity to acquire War Bonds during the Victory Loan so as to have the money with which to modernize end handle the non-farmarket demands that 'will be backed with cash to pay sustained prices during the two years after fighting ceases. The Payroll Savings Plan has sold $18,000,000,000 in War Bonds to wage earners, that great bulk of who will, If need be, enjoy the fruits of their savings In the reconversion period and have the cash with which to support themselves. Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson adds that prosperity of the farm depends primarily on purchasing power In the city. lowed 1000 Bushel Capacity JULY PAT Leather : t 15 TO 1909-191- DEC. JAN. A POUND FOR USEO HOUSEHOLD FAT9 THRU JAN. 31 Next stompt become good Nov. I I SUGAR STAMPS THRU DEC. 31 SHOE STAMPS jCarsen hardware Co, good BOOK NO. 3 INDEFINITELY OPA CUP THIS non-far- 4 opportunities for a lifetime career offer as many attractive advantages. Can you think of any other job that would give you good pay, your food, clothing, quarters, free medical and dental care, world-wid- e travel, 30 days furlough every year, education and training in any of nearly 200 skills or trades, and enable you to retire with a life income any time af ter 20years service f wne any! Thats why a . Jher 1 Regular Army has been called The Best Job in the World. non-far- THRU DEC 31 MViYi 20 7tai 4 POINTS asm?. Savings from jftuntington, NOV. THRU NOV 30 Harnesses a OGT. RED STAMPS RETAILERS Pre-W- ar Purchased at SEPT. AUG. Discount Sold at a 20 3 Sets RATION STAMPS GOOD 4 CHART FOR FUTURE REFERENCE PAY PER MONTH-ENLIS- Option the rest of your life after 20 year service or pay after 30 years. (Retirement income in grade of Master or First Sergeant up to $155.25 per month for life.) Ail previous active federal military vice counts toward retirement. 8. Benefits of GI Bill of Rights. 9. Family allowances for ths term of enlistment for dependents of men who enlist or reenlist before July 1, 1946. 10. Choice of branch of service and overseas theater in Air, Ground or Service Forces on enlistments three-quarte- rs TED Starting ate Pay MEN In Addition Clothes to Food, Lodging, ind Medical Cere fa) Plus 20 Increase for Service Overseas. us 50 if Member of Flying Crews, Parachutist, etc. (c) Plus 5 Increase in Pay for Each 3 Years of Service. (b)-Pl- SEE THE JOB Par Month Master Sergeant or First Sergeant $138.00 Technical Sergeant 114.00 Staff Sergeant . . 96.00 Sergeant 78.00 Corporal 66.00 Private First Class . 34.00 .... .... 1rvat THROUGH U. S. ARTJ1Y BE A GUARDIAN OF VICTORY AIR, GROUND. SERVICE FORCES 3(5.00 RBNUST NOW AT YOUR NFARFSt STATlOH SL ARMY RECRUITING a CITY HALL ROOM 4 PRICE, UTAH l |