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Show r- The Tcoele Transcript Friday, September T'nrf It c titii i ni.l.v i "t njv it i n r il t nt 'lotnU H, I i tit I ill) i VllMIMt OlIlM tl T Itt It till It, VM s It t ) s7t ir (I In 1uMWhliiK f ' i i i ti Ini ul li'-lIv iht Ti t id i iMiena all ni rgmnd tin Vo Mini SIimM, Tihm It titv, I t ih '1 t l. out N, I ih Nmh it l Interesting Sidelights in the Tooele . J 1 l)AV Is private-competitiv- 0, e 190,000 Dead from Aulo Mishaps; Hoover Reports vjm tlt, the proclamation, hut in any case the rifle mut be the equivalent of those listed, with a mini mum of 1,700 foot pounds of energy at 10J ards Tie department again reminded that the fire, hazard is still extreme over mountain ranges and urged all permit holdets to use eveiy precaution with fire of any kind. FIRST CIITLD in After two weiks bowling action Major league, Red 'S Knk, an up and coming Towle In County bowler, emerged as bowler of the week, with games of LOREN C. DUNN, Editor 239, 203 and 19G for the league ALEX F. DUNN. Publisher high series of G38 This is the fust year the scratch league has bad eight teams and the action went like this 5 Keith Cooks team over Dugway 3 1, with Red leading the way, Towle County Wildlife presenting a well balanced team swept four -points from Tim Ablctts ttam In a real close battle, Tootle Drug and Tootle Beverage split even 2 2 and the defending champs, Bateman Jewelry emit d 3 over Voting record of Utahs two U S. senators and two congressmen Deb Longs team. Action has been compiled by the Americans Tor Constitutional Society on vital questions on the American way of life, Eight fields of voting were explored, but only five were clear Cut and sufficiently to the point to draw a correct analysis of the Non-lolilie- al voting trend of the four men in bills acted on in Congress, and here In this election year, the Disabare the records and the questions on which the voting was tallied 1. TOR sound money and AGAINST inflation (TOR a sound led American Veterans today emphasized that it is a completely dollar, fiscal integrity; AGAINST inflationary forces). non political organization, and it Dixon, 75'',; King, O' V, , Dennett, 86; Moss, 2 FOR economy, conservation and AGAINST waste (TOR con- takes no stand for or against any political candidate. serving tax money; AGAINST measures leading to waste). Dixon, 70; King, 0 The DAV was chartered by Bennett, 70; Moss, 3. FOR market and AGAINST government Congress for the purpose of workinterference (TOR protecting the individual's freedom of choice ing for the welfare of disabled and veterans, and we stick to that and a competitive market; AGAINST government price-fixindictation). purpose, caid George L. Carey, National Service Officer for the Dennett, 97; Moss, Dixon, 83; King, 18. 4 TOR local self government and AGAINST central govern- State of Utah. One of the obligament intervention (FOR local your right to be tions implicit in the charter is that let alone; AGAINST federal intervention in local and private affairs). of remaining completely and non political in our Dixon, 91, King, 20,. Bennett, 97; Moss, 5. FOR private ownership and AGAINST government ownerwork. ship (FOR private ownership and control of the means of producMr. Carey pointed out that the tion and distribution; AGAINST the unfair competition of govern- DAV works very closely with the ment with private competitive enterprise). Veterans Affairs Committee of Dixon, 90; King, 17.. Bennett, 100; Moss, the House of Representatives, as The percentage scores show the consistency with which the well as with individual RepresenSenators and the Representatives voted for principles which tend tatives and Senators who often ask to strengthen the American system of Constitutional government for advice and consultation on in our Federal Republic. ACA used 77 critical and significant roll measures which affect all disabland 40 critical and signi- ed veterans, he said If it W'ere call votes in the Senate during the 1935-5for measurement not for our meticulous observation ficant roll call votes in the House during of principles involved. of this principle the DAV could The Index tends to show the actual total effect of the votes that not have achieved the outstanding count most in determining a Senators or Representatives voting progress which we have made in behavior. Since politicians often vote on both sides of an issue, helping to develop our nation's such an accurate portrayal is needed. program of rehabilitation for the The analysis of the voting of Senator Bennett and Congressman war- - handicapped. In addition, we Dixon, of Utah, both Republicans, as compared with Senator Moss are too busy lixiking after the job and Congressman King, both Democrats, with a slight change in of furthering the rights of disablpercentage here and there, is typical of the voting of the senators ed veterans to indulge in group and congressmen of each political party throughout the nation with political activities, other than to a few individual exceptions, as compiled by the Americans For urge all our members to take adConstitutional Action, which is a national, vantage of the right to vote - that citizens voluntary political action and educational organization, with right for which they fought and fourteen trustees, of national prominence, scattered from New bled and which means so much York to California. to them. u h lit tilt ol M 1 M.llltr 0WWW'1 23, 1960 Tooele Mnjor Howling League THE TOOELE TRANSCRIPT - g 0; n 8- 0; 9 1937-195- 9 has become virtual necessity in our society It c onti ilmtcs tremendously to the strength of America, but it also has a sinister side - it is om of our greiust killers. In the last five years alone, it has kilhd more than 190,000 men, worm n and children and seriously injur ed counthss millions While the of the autoniobih development with fantastic has developed speed, traffic safety regulations in many respects are still in tin horse and buggy stage. One of the biggest drawbacks in the field of traffic safety is public indifference to the enforce ment of existing traffic laws and the need for stricter regulations It is not uncommon for a polue officer to be berated for making a traffic arrest when no accident has occurred A departure from this lock the door after the horse has been stolen attitude is less drivers not involved in accidents frequently get off" with little mote than a slap on the wrist, but those who have killed through their criminal deeds often receive minor punishment In a Midwestern State, a drunken driver who killed seven persons, in effect, was sentenced to but one vear in puson for each life taken This man reportedly had been arrested on 22 prior traffic violations. A similar situation was recorded in a Western State where a drunken dnver, speeding along a superhighway, crossed into the wrong land. His car smashed into two others, killing a college student and an entne family of five Brought to trial on six counts of felony manslaughter, the jury reduced the charges to manslaught er misdemeanor, and he, too, was sentenced to serve but one year The motor vehicle a 1665 Hunters Start Elk Kill This Saturday long overdue A TYPICAL rXAMPLE of this attitude can be found in the traffic laws of at least one state wherein drunk driving is no more than a misdi meanor unless bodily injury to someone other than the driver results. The penalty for a drunk driving misdemeanor can be as little as a fine and does not even call for the mandatory suspension of the driver's license It would appear just as logical to free a crazed man who had been fmng a gun on a crowded street and return his weajxin to him. Two of the greatest dangers on our roads are the drunken and reckless drivers Whv should anyone feel compassion for them'5 Their actions show as much disregard for law and order as do the arts of a burglar who follows a carefully laid plan to steal in the night Also, in many instances, they are a far greater threat to human safety. Not only do drunken and reck majority of Utah's elk hunt ers will begin their season Saturday, Sept 24, when 1665 gunners holding these permits go afield in A eleven hunting units. These eleven hunting units are the Daggett, Vernal, Whilerocks, Cache- - Coache Co, Cache- - Rich Co , Indian Peaks, Manti, Nebo, North Ogden River, and Salt Lake LATE SEASON ELK hunts are set for the Brown's Park- - Three 13, and Corners unit Oct. Nov. 19 28 on the Cedar Mt , Fish-lakHeaston and Ogden River units. Department of fish and game sjokesmen said today that an average elk hunter success is ex pected this year, with herd numbers over the state at aliout the same level as a year ago. Hunters were advised to go properly prepared with the necessary pi r life taken. as TRAFFIC REGULATIONS, they should be, are the responsibilities of the various state and local governments. Indifference and the lack of positive action to reduce traffic fatalities, however, have brought on considi rable talk of Federal intervention. Just as through research and positive action we have isolated and conqueied the germs which cause many dread diseases, so can we remove the slaughterers who litter our highways with broken and battered bodies, But it cannot be done by showing pity or offering excuses for those who wantonly violate the basic rules of traffic safety. J. FDGAR HOOVER Director Federal Bureau of equipment to handle these large animals and to allow enough time to spend a whole season in the field, if necessary. The an.mal be thoroughly cleaned, should skinned, quartered and cooled as soon after the kill as is possible All permit holders were reminded that it is their tesponsibility to tie familiar with the rules governing this hunt. The following were listed by the department as they are listed in the 1960 elk hunting proclamation. Permit cards must be properly filled in and placed in the mail within ten days following the end of the elk siason whether the holder did or did not bag an animal Flk, as with all other big game, must be tagged immediately after the kill. THE PERMIT CARD must be carried by the hunter at all times when afield. It is not transferable, and no one but permit holders may carry a gun of any kind during the elk season. This includes side arms. Legal rifle calibres are listed Mr and Mre Michael Aldrich of Magna, aie the parents of the r first child, a daughter, born September 14 at the St. Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City. She Will be named Cynthia Kae and tipped the scales at 8 pounds ounces The new 9 and mother is the former Connie Rae Marsh of this city and grandparents aie Mr. and Mis. Joseph Marsh of Tooele and Mr. and Mrs. A. M Aldnch of Magna. lf one-ha- S.S. Preparation Meeting Cancelledwill z: be N'o preparation meeting held in the North Tooele Stake this Sunday, due to the 1961 Institute being held in Salt Lake City at Barratt Hall, Sept. 25th, 2 to 4 15 p m All board members are to be in attendance. BREAKS ARM Linda Jo Ann Worley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Worley suffered a broken right arm, Sunday evening, when she was thrown from a hoise near the family home at 224 South Broadway. She was taken to the Tooele Valley Hospital for treatment. She is now back to school and reported to be recovering nicely. Many people want to climb the ladder of success, so they can look down on others. Now is the time to have your car's Radiator repaired & cleaned so it will be ready for the cold weather ahead! 20 GOVERNMENT SURPLUS SALES off on all work with a Now anyone can buy D1RFCT fiom U. S. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS DEPOTS, by mail for yourself, or for resale. full guarantee. In addition (or the months of September and October we will . give . a special discount on all metal & paint work! Cameras, binoculars, trucks, cars, jeeps, boats, hardware, office and equipmachines ment, tents, tools and of other items at a fraction of their original cost. Many items brand new. For list of hundreds of U S. Government Surplus Depots, located in every State and overseas with pamphlet How Government Can Ship Direct To You plus procedures, HOW TO BUY and how to get FREE SUR- - STOKER Motor Co. PLUS, mail $2. to SURPLUS SERSALES INFORMATION Box No. 1818, VICES, PO. Washington 5, D C.. 44 x: East 1st North Phone 345 yr non-prof- oOo TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK . . . Time Running Out fori BEST 4 The Transcript-Bulletiis working on a plan for the publication of the newspaper twice a week. Dean Bevan has been called on an LDS Mission to Canada. Cornelius Phillip Mahoney, age 63, highly respected citizen and foreman at the smelter, died early Sunday morning. M. Earl Marshall, City Attorney, acting under instruction from the Mayor and City Council, wrote a letter to the Washington Post demanding a retraction of their libelous article about Tooele. Coach Harris throws a green eleven against Joe Rinaldis Judge Memorial squad as a grid opener, Friday. Elder Marden Johnson of Grantsville was honored at a missionary farewell, before leaving for Tahiti. ? Want some freshly picked water melons, cantaloupes or Then drive down to the Droubay Ranch at Erda and get the pick of the patch. Sam Orme enrolled at the U. of Idaho at Moscow and Harvey England at the USAC at Logan, Jack McGram at Michigan State. Mrs. Robert Smith announces the engagement of her daughter, Mabel to E Wayne Hanks The marriage to take place the latter part of October in the Salt Lake Temple. n musk-melons- O OOO 0-0- Last week there was a want ad published in the Tooele Bulletin, for a young man to work after school and on Saturdays The only identification to the position was a post office box number. It was The Transcript and Bulletin which was seeking the young man for geneial cleanup and apprentice training. Thirty two applications were received by mail, and each young man was a topnotcher, willing and anxious to work, and a great majority of them actually in need of employment from a monetary standpoint Only one could be hired. What about the other thirty one Young American manhood, eager and willing to work, and actually m need of such employment, and no positions open. One of the national tragedies today in America is this group of ambitious eager and willing and financially needful young men (and for that matter young women) who have nothing to do in spare hours, many of whom are tied down by rules and law whereby they cannot be employed, and most who can comply with the the working rules can find no place to put in their part time efforts. The other national tragedy is the retirement of highly skilled physically fit and energetic citizenry under the old age pension rules. America is indeed weakening the nation by the happenings in both of these fields of the youth and oldsters. A company or person who could have the genius to work out an avenue of employment for the young man of this community on an after school and Saturday basis, who are otherwise unoccupied, would be a great benefactor. The Tooele Smelter has been very good along this effort, but due to age regulations, mostly young men of college years have been employed. Many local youth can give credit to the Tooele Smelter for his college degree, and when Bauer was working they also did their share to assist youth in their hour of need. 16 ...AND Age Hunters Time is rapidly running out for who have not yet to purchase a hunting 11 qualified cense for the upcoming bird and big game hunts. The law requires all juveniles, ages 14, 15 and 16 years, to show in evidence that a certificate they have successfully passed the gun safety training required course prior to purchasing a 1960 hunting license. Juveniles, ages 17, 18, 19 and 20 years of age, must show a 1959 hunting license, evidence they have passed the gun training course, or evidence of comparable training in the safe handling of firearms prior to such practice The course requires training classes over a period of several days, with the necessary time of teaching soon precluding juveniles completing the course before the start of the hunts Names of qualified instructors may be obtained from local conservation officers, fish and game offices or from license agents. for Trim! BEST for Flavor! THEY ARE SAFEWAY GUARANTEED! for Quality! BEST POT ROAST Utahs juveniles , ; . (Boneless - '60 Grade "A", 1 8 oz. avg. U.S. 1 6 - fk u s--, , ?& v jv Safeway's High Quality k: "The Golden 2 lbs ONLY 4 MORE TO GO! YES. only 4 NEW 1960 PONTIACS LEFT to be sold at STOKER MOTOR CO. and Buy Now during the Close-Ou- t . . SAVE hundreds of dollars! 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