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Show tr i FY--- ' 'nnpy ' jO i iV 'v- v I? ' TOD Constructing! Mobile Factories '!5'w'bjr.V - f I I -- V- 7"U I '': f - f 3 S. fj V par-tirul- ar is -D -i- , - . a IT i fi .MAH f i -- - 9 i : f J mw a ';' paint pprav appl.ed ijbras.xe blast tht on the rangoorn. must be tint jnmhased from of ll.igers.imn. Maty-lancompany a coin bright cleaned surlaie Jins new coating xxill prexint and ch teriorjt.on of tejru-- t to the elements tor oxer S whereas old type brush j years, seldom applied pain! present rust for mote than one year. As previously stated, buildings are not normally axailable to house dbra ive blast cleaning mach.ms. paint rpray biaiths and other when .analogous equipment. ' build. ngs are axailable the use ol 50 cycle electricity predominant in turope. and Cast conn tries, necessitates very expensixe custom made equipment. - 4' I li ir v'l r a M A .MoilifiVil at TOI) long sought solution to the overseas maintenance problem has been conceived by the equipment Division at Tooele Ordnance Depot. A highly j mobile fleet of five flat bed trail ors carrying the most modern ammun.tion eqmp-- I processing ment has planned lor a cost of apptoximalely The $109,000. trailers outward appearance on the road will be very similar to those employed by moving van companies. When parked for use. the upper half of sidewall will hinge up to join and connect to thn upper sidiwall section of an adjacent trailer to form a continuous roof. In like manner the lower half of sidexxall section will n wheelabrator in a modified form will be found in the recond.lioned ammunition vans now being constructed at looclc Ordnance Depot. The wlieeiabrator is an abrasixe blast cleaning machine. Thi new I bc-e- ; To Fit in Van This is a paint spray and drying unit similar to the ones being constructed at 10D which will be modified so as to fit into vans as a part of a mobile reconditioning ammunition factory. connect to lower sidewall section of adjacent trailer to form a continuous floor over the entire area covered by the five trailers. In effect the total area prox idl'd by the trailers will be identical in appearance and arrangement to a modern operating building. Telelightweight scoping power bell conveyors will be provided to connect production equipment and provide for efficient continuous work flow throughout the operation. Lightweight laminated aluand minum fiberglass barri cades having shielding value equivalent to 12 inches of rein ,S(H-cu- conxeyor l oxeiiti-j- automatic! J built system the! by . . V ! k . ft t. a nrr'S; j Ta ! c4 -- ! i J J.i'i.ie ll.un. h Hryjii of luele, o. e at i!,e In.xiisty of i I I sjk nd a work and j j). j . I t l Company and! compact diy niter txjK pamtl I: siay tx Kilns built by meof MAh r In r Manu:acturmg (.ompanv $ d.anapolis, haxc also benn prtvi curtd I be abrasixe blast cleant ing machine, enclosed tn barricades on one trader, wdt tie ltd hxe s.iells by power; Old I land .Method tie conveyor and discharge coin This hand method of reconditioning ammunition (picture brignt cleaned shells autoniJU-- j taken at Pyongtack, Korea.) will soon be obsolete, when caliy by jxiwer belt conveyor to' Tooele Ordnance Depot completes construction on mobile an adjacent trader on which will be installed the painting system.! factories which can do the same Job with latest modern I ne facilities. shill will be mec-- j hamcally placed on the oxorhead monorail conveyor and automate TR Ml 1 RS to house the blast with integral concally moved through paint spray. u10 l,u r cleaning machine and paint spray THE MELD TWINS and paint dry mg cycle. After P" system arc being modi; led by the will has dried the shell bcrm? paint Proving again the likeness ol The fiaders, all being standard roocle Ordnance Dejxit Mainte-- I mechanically removed from contwins, the twin daughters of Mr will nance IWion. I.quqiment x ex or and moved lo the next army equipment, will be pulled ;lntl M.s J. Arthur f ields each trad-wittrader for packing or reassembly by axuiub.c tractors. The tractorjl1' nstalled on trailers and birth to a son this week gave field tested rs mt,, extensively driver and usxcngcr will be part cartridge case. Ronald (Bonny Lea) Rolnn-o- f TOD. at (omj)le-i- ' crew when the!roux' terrain of the Hunter became a mother THREE OF THE trailers of the fleet will house standard nition disassembly, mam re and renovating, and equipment developed be carried in a catcd at Tooele Ordnance DcXt. x chicle transjxort nta.ntc nance opoiatum Any operation possible within the The area or operation of this a scope of a state-sid. . operating mobile maintenance fleet will be usc ,C!ls wl Pl1',ucl ' 'clll,P facilny will be feasible in this unlimited. It is aniriD it J that ,,u'nl fabiitation and installation ; dlcrna grana(artnti of the mw babies are Mr, and Mrs Clareme mobile plant. one or two suen fleets could j Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ewell .. . Complementary to fhe five trail- handle the maintenance and re- - The mobile maintenance pl.in. , , .a" 01 oxer-! er operating fleet will be a vehicle novating requirements of ail US will be a major asset to the genera- Army dcpo.s located in a country seas commander. It will de'initely hand tools may be okay for the containing a 40 kilowatt increase the prestige and morale! backward people of Tar East tor, a 315 CFM compressor and troops or DA civ. bans charg-- ' countries but is far below the operat. ng equipment spare parts ed with the direct rtsjxinsibility dignity of troops representing a for maintenance of the mobile maximum possessing plant. Each trailer of the operat- mobile to the extent that it can of ammunition maintenance ing fleet will have quick connect- be moved to any remote location assembly, cleaning, painting, and, technical and mechanical G ol ammunition by nuity and know-how- . ammunition is stored. ing type electrical ar.d air scr- .!u!hew m. ;.i, mi u lU-ad'- k J , I it u . - ojx-ta-- 'd -:- r t li-- c n i ammunition lx recondition d in Korea. This depot ix a( lvun;;tium and .l itic noilt K done by hand as compared Io (he auiom.mc fanli'u now beutg a( I otK It Ordnance Depot. lx how , j - Bccomiii" Outmoded I j j, T Ihix ! d-- . Weed 'lux I tub. xx jib usure spun,; vacation, touring with tm University's Concert Band Mi's Brian is the daaghti r of tax be'ore lu v p iy any fuliralj elate or co. n y tax Urn ili.ng Mr unj Mis 0 (j Btyan, of lils-this weed tax. It Can v Stockton nsliicl .f du faimer wants t( 1 u. io student band, under the rochet It Some faiu.eis pay on1 V d of Iro'essor f or rest s ,a'l tax ami olheis I a xetx s!oi, w dl have on a ttiree day htacx tax It isn't equal It isnt tour becoming March 21. Aj j, arts s d on the nunltei cd acres xe,iiJIKt;. rt,,. , for bpamsh m.n or the income you luixe JrK Ugh School and Carlxm w th the faim.rs the Co... ge on March 21. h ru.ta High 'lowi,! 111. tune pay the h.glu si Sl :llKl) anj cirand Junction High Wei-tax SciHKil on March 22. Green Kiser Dl you want to your High hchoc.l and I'husunt Grove weed tax' Do you know how High School on March 22 lh,s is W.;i, come out on llutMlay, Maiih nt 1 ixt pm in the Ae ' sdu cic.lt d an apjarame Kikkii of the GiantsxiUe II gh rado Si I. xil and hear Prof, s.er I on band is comjKiseJ of I x'ensmn Agronomet. a: m tAl.iy g, parunent and li us the Utah Stale cii.xusey, M.ss cull ge at the I ii.xersity how we can reduce our xxiid tax Bryan is a graduate of looelc' in It h !c Genin') ibg!i Schix.l wane site also He will discuss the use of the lit It usual activities. I lie c at lit .1 salt um never chemicals in crop wic-.is and salt coiitinl. ditch bank weed contiol. jjiotessuis in the West were the noutius weed lontiol He will ills sail and wars wete sgi.iigs cuss t.u way gixrd faimmg prac- toughl tor contiol of them. tices i.n f educe weed lulls, how xxerd control can increase crop MIA and save waicr. With y elds, water as short as it is, we can't ufiurd tu use it raising weeds. .Next Tut-xila- ) To do a better job of farm.ng, to increase your farm inronc. "Ililmer was a Beatnuk," a 'Come out and hear what Professor act play will be presented at one Jensen has to say on March 2.1rd I .f th Ward looc-lMIA next at 8 p m Grantsviile High Sclux the 21st at 7 15 pm. March Tuesday. Ag Kixim. Refreshments will be sold The is invited to witness the public ALMOST TWINS I OR - - To Tour itl li Concert Rand Fa ni hts and ! coinmj'ul, r lx !)"" ready for iitmn-- ,ue u- -c Janice Bryan 17, 1961 i ridiur pintiini it'iifitMiung an tif tid;.'r !ik of aimrun : on in o! ' to.ulitiun Due io t.u-- I: gli ('lepuum on real rilin' in,-i!it- tj rc in iin! 'irjMe IlK ill!OI, jai k !ot.ud ifl I i.fojn 7utJil IH ait mm floti (In!i,i !MI1 Oj't itlulit o 'loni and q ic titqin(lx arimun.l.on tn tunU.nrr yard only ntr ouliKir iur.vt niO'i tv pDttJ in ouMitnr rrxiinirnx I nr I 4(, I rxen more cd io ihe fit-iiiiii 17:e aituaiion m wmther com!. turn xtt.uuv being ay;faxatiJ ! of au.tjlilt md.nlenuiur fjiditirt ix nut ux .ally fo k hV due (o ,ht- u linin'. il ilutng.ng nubury anJ ;o!ii.ta! .iuu (tn Uni max hum- - a itijmi (o lx rtintaitJ ai any lime. PtU11KI! V I and 2 ot a Korean mainiename operation, idipnt (ho k.id pl'y.ti! of an uxtr u with ttu luned concrete luxe bvn tomnunlt-- lart-and lest by Kesearcft of mam'.en.ince ammunition to and w, tv contain piovidej tif hie ammumi.un proves (Sle.f scJ with hand looix in a sub u. iHj.e and oangtruus Island ud maintenance l.ne is less to msure optimum satety to than one t.ith tnul of ammunition lots x ui King lit t:u mnmie punt j A skew roll type ntuJMXe bias, pio.essed by modern etl.nen! ciean ng machine aJjpied lor iniiie'hoJ, equ.pnunt lor cm a tiader has been stallation Ordiame has developed! over-x-- u A wfefkJTi.! i Friday, March 4 t H A The Too!o Transcript Conxeyor J I u light-wegh- 1 -d - , h e , enge-wher- Fifth Ward To Present Flav m presentation. FIREMENS AU.ILIRY TO MTET, MONDAY Regular meeting of the Firemen's Auxiliary will be held on Monday. March 20, at 8 p m. in the Fireman's hall. Ella Merl Whear, Donna Chriss and Kathleen Griffith will be the hostesses. A good attendance is desired and all those who plan to attend the F iren.an's Convention in May are asked to be present to begin drill practice. Ill CLUB TO ATTEND PARTY AT M1DVAL E Hi Club The St. Marguerites has been invited to a St. Patricks Day party in Midvale. Friday. 17 March All members of this club are invited to attend, lf you wish to attend, please notify by calling 520 M for mote information. NEW OUTFITS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! FOR DAD FOR MOM w DRESSES THEY'RE ORIGINAL SIGNS by J. Harlan - DE- Donn-kenn- Smoller - M. Sport Coats FOR SPRING INTO SUMMER y Co., CONTINENTAL AND TRADITIONAL STYLES exquisitely fashioned fo be the busiest dresses in your spring wardrobe. Sizes 7 to 24 'h. Sizes 39 - 46 PRICES 6.95 to 29.50 PRICE 17.50 - 35.00 EASTER COATS Kelvinator eliminates hand prescrubbing with an exclusive Automatic Cycle! To remove stains, clothes wash in double-ricsuds for one minute before regular washing starts! 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