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Show April IS, EMERY COUNTY (UTAH) PROGRESS Page Two (outtq looking )head ESTABLISHED Published every Thursday at Castle Dale, Utah k First Class Publication Entered in the Po'joffice in Castle Dale Utah, as Second Class Matter, under the Act of March 3, 1879. 1 year, $3.00; 2 years, $5.50. Subscription, in Advance: 1900 A isocumoii CLARIN D. ASHBY Ray E. H&ssinger Don Wayman Correspondents: Mrs. Glen Snow Mrs. Rose Olsen Lynn Ann Minchey Mrs. Cristy Humphrey Mrs. Doixurah Huntsman Mrs. Flora Jensen Mrs. Bessie Wright Mrs. E. B. Simonsen Mrs. Sarah Pulsipher 33 MR. CONGRESSMAN: HERES MY SHIRT! While in Washington, D. C. my attention was attracted to a little news item on the front page of the Washington Post. The Post featured it, with special handling, so that many readers might see and read it. The news story reported that Representative Clarence Cannon, Missouri Democrat and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, had received more than 100 shirts right off the backs of citizens of Centralia, Mo, protestg Federal ing the EDITORIAL NATIONAL KUSI by Dr. George S. Benson sTb dlA T 10 N U ETT1 1 II M7C.T flTT B Editor and Publisher Printer printers Devil record-breakin- budget Although the Washington Post item did not report it each of the shirts received by Mr. Cannon were accompanied by a letter which said, Castle Dale 2895 Emery, 4249 Cleveland, 6486 Orangeville, 3330 Ferron, 5755 Huntington, 4221 Clawson, 5533 Greenriver in part: Congressman Cannon, heres my shirt, too! Im sending the Shirt Off My Back directly to you as a personal protest against the high budget proposals for the coming fiscal year. Your influence in reducing this budget will be appreciated and remembered. WE RENOUNCE FEDERAL AID The people of my community are alarmed oy the prospects for an increased federal budget.Ve see in it a continuation of the trend toward a more costly and powerful central government. Like millions of other Americans we are strongly opposed to this trend . . . and frankly, were tired of giving the Shirts Off Our Backs to support bigger government and unnecessary federal expenditures. im Elmo, 6637 ! K EMionm r Formula for Socialism Ultimate Goal In Sight Alter some months of planning and deliberation, u find this week that a meeting has finally boon planned, ai which time a county organization will be created to assist the county in the problems concerning with hoped for industrial aua economic growth of the area. e Vve say linany planned, because we feel that if this the besi xs oigaiiueu properly, and if it is opi rated for the of one can he greatest steps toward goou ox Uxe county, it NOTICE OF LEASE suaiit to Section UNSURVEYED LANDS: which when of surveyed will probably be: Township Atiau.l 13, 11)51, (68 Stat. 19 South - Range 14 East, SLM. Probate and Guardianship Section 21: S12.NW14, Sl2 198) com-nmicTO WllO.MKVEU Seetiun 28: AH Section 33: All (.TORN: NuTK'H IS IKRF.BY GIVEN ill 3. That If any person claiming or puiMiame ol a Hper Uequet for asserting under, or by virtue of, any Consult the District Court Clerk RuIiIum! ion heivtofoie liled in accordunpatented mining claim located ance wuli Section 7 of liie Act of prior to enactment of the Aot ot or respective signers for further taken. 13, 1954 AiibuH (68 Stat. 708) and August 13, 1954 (68 Stat. 70S), any progress aud growth this county has ever information. at ions theieunder (13 CFK right or Interest in Lessing Act the m all fairness to our present county commissioners, we 186 8):rojju minerals (as defined in Section 11 as Tlnit on or nliout 30, 1952 of said Act of August 13, 1954) d lands or any should point out that this new organization will not infringe el'leilne .1 ul 21, l'52,June' theie was to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS in to file shall fail the thereof, of Amer- part in an en under the United States of Pietro Politano, also Estate and pursuant to the nun-ei- Land Office of the Bureau of Land upon the duties or functions of the commissioners uiiMiiK laws tis defined in Sec-,ti- Management at Salt Lake City, Utah known as with tin in hand Peter Politano, also hand will work it hand 150 the On from other within below the 11 and days way. of the Ait of August 13, 1954, date of first publication of known as Peter Politan, also known 68 Stat 7oxi uu oil and gas lease to stated its that gets in County Emery seeing Waul Fair hunks, as Lessee, and that this Notice, a verified statement as Peter Politino, and being one county commission as G. .Morgan, Sr, Charitable which shall set forth as to such and the same is coming to this pari Kisalio that economic ot snare the person. Deceased. growth who-- e it in I.. ion, address is 504 mining claim: just Creditors will present claims with Yaihii Hank ISuilding - Sa'.t Lake (1) The date of location; oi tue country. tie present lessee Lit III, is The book and page of recorda- vouchers to the undersigned at com- under said lease as to the lands des-- tion(2) of the notice or certificate of Price, Utah, , or to Henry Ruggerl, htaUier than running in opposition to the county tiled in Seit ion 2 of this Notice, location; as shown back- titanim Serial No Attorney at Law, First National and consent full with The of or sections the section (3) organized it is da of the of Bureau being missioners, iij the li'iot land surveys which embrace Bank Building, Price, Utah, on or Land Department of public such mining claim; or if such lands before the 10th day of August, county commissioners, the county attorney .he IntelManagement, ing oi uiem. lor, anil, are unsurveyed either the section or A.D. 1957. That saul lease covers lands in sections which would probably em anu iwo representatives of other organizations of ttic county the2. County of Emery, State of Utah, brace such mining claim when the ss. Joe Politano loun-oauo- n the to named as fol.ua s, to wit: was described lay public land surveys are extended to Executor make up the planning group that ft o Sll ' 20 South, RANGE 11 such lands or a tie by courses and to an approved distances r.a-the new group. United Henry Ruggeri Sa.t Lake MEKllilXN work States mineral monument; Attorney for Executor (4) Whether such claimant is a First National Bank Building meeting to which we refer is set for Friday, Apiil or locator lo under such purchaser will Price, Utah 26, to be held in the Orangeville ward recreation hall. It cation; and Date of Fir3t Publication, March t, N '2SWl 4, he name The will such (5) and address of and direction of the planning gioup, claimant and name and addresses so 28, 1957. ; ne unaer tne far as known to the claimant of any Date of Last conducted by them. Publication, April 3. That if any person claiming or other person or persons claiming or hut unili any r, any interest or Interests In or under 16, 1957. hy virtue ot, a'sirl.ng a his session will not be another planning meeting, claim located such unpatented mining claim; uiipatenied mining shall be conclusively to enactment of the Act ot such failure ratner it is to accomplish something more constructive along prior 1934 (OS 13. t Stat. 708), any deemed (1) to constitute a waiver Augu-NOTICE TO CREDITORS lion in imeie-Act and or t an this by such mining Leasing relinquishment tight organza meeting tms line. It is felt that from Pr mate No. 998 minerals (as delined in Section 11 claimant of any and all right, title, said Act ot August 13. 1951) as and interest under such mining claim IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF will emerge that can adequately represent the county in the of lands or any as to, but only as to. Leasing Act EMERY COUNTY, STATE OF to the fail to f lie in the minerals, and (R) to constitute a constant fight for survival. pait llieieuf, otthall UTAH of Land consent by such mining 'claimant that the Bureau Land Otiue Management at Sait Lake City, Utah such mining claim and any patent IN THE MATTER OF THE ESAccording to Commissioner Clyde Conover, representa- and within loo (lavs trotn the below issued therefor, shall Be subject to TATE of date of Itrst publication of the reservation of Leasing Act min- FRANKLIN ALBERT tives of existing civic organizations in neighboring areas, staled KINDER, a vt rifted statement erals specified in section 4 of said this Notue. oi width sin. I set foilh as to such Act of August 13, 1954, and (iii) to Also known as Franklin Kinder and including John Barton, president of the Price Chamber thereafter assertion preclude by any mining c.aim: such mining claimant of any right as Franklin A. Kinder, and being The date of location; Commerce, will be on hand to give suggestions, and to assist U) or title to or interest in any Leasing one and the same person, (2) The book and page of recorda lion of the notice or certificate ol Act minerals by reason of such minDeceased. in organization of a county organization. ing claim. location; Creditors will present claims with a such hv attention The date of first publication of this (3) The section or sections of the functions that presently warrant vouchers to the undersigned at the land surveys which embrace Notice shall be Valiev public April 4, 1957. suih mining ciuim, or if such lands DATED March Law Office of S. J. Sweetring, county group include a constant drive for the 1957 21, section oi Ernest E. are unsuieyed either the in House, work Rooms 7 & 8 Silvagni Building, Manager, emof amount vast would which a include sections probably preparatory Utah Land Office lney brace sui h mining claim when the Bureau Price, Utah, on, or before, the 15th of Land outcome Management as an industrial to extended public land suiveys aie growth of the Interior laying the foundations for day of June, A. D. 1957. surti lands or a tie by courses and Department Publication: April 4, 1957 to an approved United Fust distances (Signed) LUCILE A. KINDER oi tne reclamation project. Also included on the agenda Last Publication; May 30, 1957 States mineral monument; Administratrix tire possibilities of utilizing many of the natural resources (1) Whether such claimant if i (Signed) S. J. SWEETRING locator or put chaser under such lo NOTICE OF LEASE of the county. cut on; and Attorney for Administratrix Published pursuant to Section 7 of First Published: 5 name and adiliess of such Tin: education April 11, 1957 the It is felt for instance, that through proper ehimiant and names and aildt esses so the Act of August 13, 1954, (68 Stat.. Last Published: 2, 1957 May 708) of as to the known far claimant any can the in county and selling program, the vast coal fields TO WHOMEVER elatmin IT MAY other person or persons inteiest or mtciests m or under be developed to a greater extent. Water resources, partic- any such unpaieiitcil mining claim; by such mining NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN In and relinquishment claimant of any and all right, title, shall he conclusively pursuance of a proper such failure to the for and be could Green the point developed River, under interest such ularly oil mining claim to to constitute a waiver Publication heretofore filedRequest in accordand i e impiishmciit by such mining ance with Section 7 of the Act of as to, but only as to. Leasing Act of drawing in various types of industry'. and (11) to constitute a cut n.unt ot any and all right, title, August 13, 1954 (68 Stat. 708) and minerals, a net inteiest under sin li claim the regulations thereunder (43 CFR consent by such mining claimant that such mining claim and any' patent Again, through a campaign of education, it is felt that as to, but only as to. mining Act 186 8): Leafing issued therefor, shall be subject to e and nmieiuK, tj claimant thata 1. That on or about May 30, 1952 the the countys new source of natural gas could be harnessed consent by sucii hi) reservation of Leasing Act minmining effective was June 3, 1952, there erals claim aud any patent specified in section 4 of said nulling and used as a drawing card to bring an economic shot in such Act of August 13, 1954, and (ill) to fsued the ifoi, rti il lie subject to issued by the United States of Amerunder minand ica to the n u m Leasing Act pursuant preclude thereafter any assertion b the arm to those areas of the county' affected by this re- the icseicu specitud m section 4 of said eral leasing laws as defined in Sec- such mining claimant of any right of August 1.1, 1954, and (ill) to tion 11 of the Act of August 13, 1954, or title to or interest in any Leasing Act source. 168 Stat. 798) an etl and gas lease to Act minerals by reason of such minpreclude thcrtaltir any' assertion by Fted P Schonwald, as Lessee, and ing claim. smh mining of any right Such a group could see that we are well represented at c.r The date of first publication of this title to or inteiest in any Leasing that Fred P. Schonwald, whose address is Branlff Building - Oklahoma Notice shall be April 4, 196?. mmeials by icas.in of such minstate fairs, reclamation meetings, or any such gatherings Act the present les- DATED March 21, 195? City', Ok ahoma, i ing i luim. of this see under said lease as to the lands Ernest E. House, Manager, that might present an opportunity to advertise the potentials The d ite of IIIfirst pipublication described In Section 2 of this Notice, Utah Land Office I. 19..7 as shown Bureau of Land Management .Much .1. IUT.ii tearing Serial No. pr.7 of the county. Ernest E. House. Manager, by the records of the Bureau of Land Department of the Interior i e of trh Lund din the Management, Department First Publication: April 4, 1957 Only by such representation can we expect to he placed Bur. an of Loud Management and, , Last Publication: May 30, 1967 t t nl the 2. That said lease covers tf Interior for in icp.ii site of lands a as on the map any type expansion possible Eu s pm in a m d P157 4, pi the County of Emery, State of Utah, Mac ::n, P'57 described as follows, to wit: business or industry'. Only by shoKving that we are capable l.a-- t l'lib.iTOWNSHIP 20 South, RANGE 14 East, Salt Lake MERIDIAN and willing to do something for ourselves, by constantly AlOTICE or LfcASE Section 27: All it to bene! we to can so own expe'et cur 3. That if any person claiming or speak, horn, tooting Bull i'lu d pm su.uit to Section 7 of the Act ol August U, 1951, (US Stat. asserting under, or by virtue of. any vconomic expansion that is now present in the western il'8) by unpatented mining claim located prior to enactment of the Act ot WHOMEVER IT MAY CONUnited States. Everyone else is too busy palling themselves Til 1954 13, August (68 Stat. 708), any CERN: or Interest In Leasing Act on the back to worry about selling our products. It is a job NOTR'E IS HEREBY GIVEN in riglit minerals in Section 11 defined (as of a proper Requert for of said Act of August 13, 1954) as pmiinnoe we must do for ourselves. Publication beielnfore filed in accord- to the d lands or any ance with S'Cihin 7 of tile Act of thereof, shall fall to file In the add our we that the in lot a of with is So, it future, hope Auguft 13. 1931 tt.s Stat. 798) and part Land Office of the Bureau of Land regulations theieunder (13 CFR Management at Salt Lake City, Utah wholehearted support to the proposed Chamber of Com- the 186 8): and within 150 days from the below Tint on or nlmut June 39, 1952 stated date of first publication of merce of Emery County. Too long has the burden been ef'.e Lee 21. pa ij, tlitae statement was this Notice, a verified July sue th, En cl States of Amer-i- a which shall set forth as to such placed upon the willing shoulders of the county commission. tin h r and pnisnant to the nuti-ci- a mining claim: n as ng Ian ,n defined in (1) The date of location; Too long has this phase of county planning . 11 .0 t 01 August 1.1, 1951, ..tj'-,(2) The book and page of recordaS T'ini fs an ml and already-placelease to is load g work been let slide because of the enormous tion of the notice or certificate of catd Eau banks as pccpi', and that location; Nihuas g Mnigati, Sr., Charitable on this group of men. (3) The section or sections of the Eonnd il mil. vim 0 addtess Is &n4 land surveys which embrace The work covered by a chamber of commerce is not in- CRv I Bilik Building - Sut Lake public such mining claim; or if such lands tali, is tin' lessee are unsurveyed the section or cluded in the responsibilities of the county commission, and, under saul lease ns to the lands des-- sections which either would probably em2 of this Notice, Ul ib brace such mining claim when the hen ng St rial No C 07296, as show although they have been doing all they can to promote the bv price-heip- er land are extended to of the Bureau the of public lands or a tie by courses and Matir gcPienl, Department of such county, it is too much to expect them to step up their func- t.anl to an approved distances United ih interior amt, States mineral monument; tions along this line to cover every phasa of the rapidly ex2 That said tease covers lands In (4) Whether such claimant I1 a the County of Emery, Sta'e of Utah, locator or purchaser under such lodeser bed as fol ows, to wit: panding potential of the county. cation; and 2D South, RANGE 14 (5) The name and address of such In our opinion, this probably is the best chance we will TOWNSHIP S t Lake MERIDIAN East claimant and names and addresses eo 1. LI SEKVEI far as known to the claimant of any ever have to place Emery county back in'o a healthy condiot on 3: Lot I, SW 1.WV14, other person or persons claiming SW tion financially. See that your area of the county is well Interest or interests in or under Phone ME St bun Lois 1 2 3. 4. Sl2- - any such ited mining claim; unpate 2 N! N12S12. SE1MSW1 4. 312- - such failure shall be conclusively SL1 4 deemed (1) to constitute a waiver l'ul lMii the A. t of 7 NOTICE 1 above-describe- l ul in I lt ri the tor t. ine 1 above-describ- Joes rani. art -- CONCERN: 1 de.-ic- cun-titut- min-end- s . We are convinced that there are tremendous possibilities for savings by adapting more of the Hoover Commission's recommendations and by eliminating other costly projects which are not essential to good government. We realize, too, that requests for Federal Aid for local projects makes budget reduction more difficult. So . . . along with this request we agree to quit asking for Federal Aid in exchange for your influence in reducing government expenses. WHOLE COMMUNITY ' BEHIND IT Since this was an interesting development in citizen participation in government, I looked a little further into the news story. I found that the Shirts Off Our Backs project had been conceived by the Freedom Club of Centralia, whose membership includes people of all walks of life and in all economic categories. On my desk as this column is being written is a photograph showing two Centralia men in their undershirts, folding and wrapping their white dress shirts to be sent to Congressman Cannon. The two men are F. Gano Chance, President of the A. B. Chance Company, nationally known manufacturing company; and Joe C. Turner, President of Local 821 IUE-CIthe membership of which works at A. B. Chance Company. Both of these men are my friends. Both have participated in the Freedom Forums held in Searcy by the National Education Program. Both are members of the Centralia Freedom Club whose basic objective is to strengthen and safeguard the structure of American freedom, and whose program is designed to stimulate all Centralia people to fulfill the responsibilities of American citizenship. PROJECT SPREADING Joe Turner send word that the Shirt Off My Back project is spreading throughout the nation as a means of dramatizing the feeling at the Federal gras roots of America that spending and Federal taxes and the size of the Federal Government should be substantially reduced. What makes this project worthy of the attention of citizens everywhere is the pledge accompanying each shirt mailed to Congress; Along with this request we agree to quit asking for Federal aid in exchange for your influence in reducing govMy friends, Gano Chance and ernment expenses. If enough citizens at the grass roots of American will make this pledge and keep it, and join with the people of Centralia in making the Shirt Off My Back project nationwide, then Congress, and the Budget Director, and the President and his Cabinet will have to get together and substantially cut the budget. THE AMERICAN WAY USURPER UNCLE SAM By Willis E. Stone (EDITORS NOTE: Willis E. Stone is author of the Proposed 23rd Amendment" and President of the American Progress Foundation, Los Angeles.) What or who does the U. S. Defense establishment defend? Nevada, Utah and many other States, are sure their States do not have the protection intended by Article 4:. Section 4, of the Constitution, which asserts: The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a republican form of government, and shall protect each of them against invasion. The States, however, have been deprived of their defense against invasion. The federal agencies now hold 87 percent of Nevada, over 70 percent of Utah, and vast percentages of the other States. This, it would appear, constitutes invasion on a grand scale, and the Department of Defense is a prime force in this invasion. Does our defense establishment protect our cities? i The Answer to this is a definite no. About 1400 American cities have banded together as the American Municipal Association to protest the leeching process federal agencies impose on cities, but without effect. Not long ago the Defense Department actually held the Los Angeles International Airport for ransom, threatening to build a high tower for a rocket launching center, squarely in the middle of the take-o- ff end of the main runway of this great airport. It was a tragic thing to see a great city on its knees pleading with the military to spare its airport and accept, instead, the citys gift of enormously valuable tracts of land. Does the defense establishment defend the citizen's property? The answer not decidedly Equality and justice under law have been . set aside. Federal agencies use our tax dollars to take the land and enterprises of' our citizens, actively competing with the individual, but paying none of the normal rents, interest, posts or taxes. Currently these federal agencies hold about 40 percent of the land area and 20 percent of the industrial capacity of the nation. The Defense Department now holds over 26 million acres of land in the 48 States, and operates over 19,000 industrial and business establishments. However, the lands already held by the Washington bureaucracy seem to be unsuited for the present needs of bureaucracy. So it is that the Defense Department now needs another tract of land 314,365 acres this time for a missile fir- ing range. Land now federally owned is not good enough for this firing range, nor is it just any old private property they want. The demand is for the finest range land in New Mex- John Prather ico, but is fighting to keep his fine 3400 acre ranch he developed out of wilderness 50 years ago. What chance has John Prather, American? Of course, the Constitution asserts that the government can only attain land by (1) purchase, (2) with the consent of the legislature of the State in which the land is located. In conquest, however, such ideas are ignored. The conqueror takes what he wants. The U S. Defense Department simply files A Declaration of Taking and assumes instant possession. As a gesture, the Defense Department has magnanimously deposited about one dollar per acre as their idea of just compensation for the acres they are confiscating. Such arrogant attacks upon the farmst the homes and the businesses of the American people illustrate the need for recapturing control of our public servants. A Proposed 23rd Amendment, now pending in Congress as H. J. Res. 123, can stop this usurpation. It provides that: The Government of the United States shall not engage in ' any business, professional, commercial, financial or industrial enterprise except as specified in the Recent eye studies indicate that most peersons can read uninterrupted for six hours without eye strain or fatigue. It is unlikely that the studies were made in the average household filled with children or the word uninterrupted would not have been used. suf-feeri- Automatic Sewing Machine Given Away For particulars inquire at one of the following markets: WARES STORE AND LOCKER, Orangeville HUNTINGTON BROTHERS, Castle Dale SORENSON MERC., Emery KILLPACK AND STANTON, Ferron GEORGE EARLS, Huntington tlr above-describe- 1 t , See-tm- - 1 pit-sen- t ct Rec-tm- 11 su-ve- ys IroWrUe Box 173 253 East Main 1 1 4- - FREE for Mothers Day tin-li- I 19.")7 price, Utah co |
