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Show The Tooele Transcript Friday, June 1, 1961 over with heavy snow parks still 'Escalante, Manti and Thousand! remaining in bunk most at less lake mountain areas when lakes rout i s W .iters here were nol ex- - and Mi earns above the pected to heroine ice free and foot level are still ice- - and snow "fis'iuHe" tin laier in he son Waters m areas below these weip pre' lev a t ions should all he :.i fish.... . f1'1 e0n,(i the Boulder, Beaver. rb!f condition for the nnonor Out of 4 To Fish This Sal. 1 S40(l-'Hn- 0 i d - Some of the first dog tags dec ised bv Civil War sol-dins, reports World Book En-- I because of cyclopedia, heavy1 'casualties A soldier often wrote his name and address on a piece or paper and pinned il to his fmm hnfnm going jnj0 battle weie 1 u The Utah Department of Fish and Game predicted today that nearly one out of every four peowould be afield ple in the 8' i over the coming weekend for the opening of the general angling season. Department records show this annual opening of the tiout season draws more bportsmen to the out-- ! doors than any other event of the year, wi'h upwards of 180,000 expected to "head for the hills" this coming Saturday. WITH THIS MASS migration in mind, department directoi Harold S. fas asked that every angler going to the lakes and streams conduct himself like a true sportrniap.. He no'ej many of Utah a limited watt? are closed to angling each yea- - because of those who, knowing'y tr otherwise, do not respect the trespass laws. The direcor also added a plea Col. Cecil M. MacGregor, A. Col. Carmen Lt. Of- to certificate retirement Commanding to everyone in regard to making on. looks Williamson ficer, Tooele Ordnance Depot, presents a while Mrs. Williamson the season a more enjoyable one the Americans. by practicing the rules of safety and bv o wiving the laws. Lt. Colonel Williamson plans to NEEDED SAFETY was also accept employment as a civilian cited ir, noser ance of the traffic contract technician attached ton aws, sineh highways and TOOELE Lt. Col. C. A. Wil- - mg the afternoon, a Latvian SS the U.S. Military Assistance Com- are all expect cl to lie congested liamson retired on 31 May at the with the Germans, broke out of mand in South Viet Nam begin- with traff'r. Tooele Ordnance Depot, Tooele, the pocket and took most of the ning July 1st. During his tour of In summaiy the director said, Utah, after more than 30 years prisoners with them. duty in Viet Nam, his wife, Mil- "Fishing is a game of fun - one and their two children, of the of service in the active Army and ON APRIL 21, 1945, he was at dred, age old recreational purthe Texas National Guard. Ger- Kathleen, age 13, and David, age suits of man afield. If we all pracHe Stalag III-Luckenwalde, in has been stationed at Tooele Ord- many, when the German guards 9, will reside Corpus Chirsti, tice courtesy, safety and lespect nance Depot since January 1, 1939 abandoned the Stalag before the Texas, where the Williamsons plan for both property and individual, and wa' assigned as Chief, Gen- - arrival of the Russians. Again the to make their retirement home. our return Pom our fishing trips eral Supply Sloiage Division, and prisoners 17,000 of them, of will be just ar enjoyable as our Assistant for Supply Operations. more than a score of nationalities leave taking, II we know and - celebrated their freedom. When A native Texan, Williamson enabide bv our laws, make courlisted in the 3fith Division, Texas the Russians arrived on the foltesy and reject our creJ, angNational Guard, in 1928 at the lowing morning, they paraded ling can be a wonderful pastime. age of 18. He went on active duty down the main street of the Stlag with the division when the Na- in tanks and trucks and were tional Guard was mobilized in given an ovation that rivaled a 1940. Plans are going forward for the He was captured by the ticker tape parade on Fifth AveOld Timers' annual Mammoth Germans on September 13,1943, nue. be held Sunwill which Reunion battle the the for Salerno during But again. the celebrafion was Beachhead, when the 2nd Battal- premature. The Russians threw day, June 10, at Payson City ion, 143 Infantry, was overrun by their own guard around the Sta- park, reports Mrs. Jocie Smith A final forecast covering the German armor and suffered a loss lag and twice turned away con- Broadhead, secretary of the orconditions for the June 2 opening of 508 officers and men. He sub- voys of American trucks sent ganization. Residents as well as former re- of the general angling season was sequently spent 20 months in pri- from across the Elbe River to soner of war camps in Italy, Po- evacuate the American prisoners. sidents, friends, and relatives are issued today by the Utah Department of Fish and Game. land, Austria and Germany. The second convoy was turned invited to join in the celebration. Spokesmen indicated the proon VE Day, as the Russian away Lt. Col. Williamson recalls that A special program has been ar- gram of stocking catchable sized since claimed commander that on two occasions during his enof rainbow trem. from the State's 11 the war was over, any exchange ranged, including a magician forced sojourn as a guest of the of hatcheries is on schedule, wh'ch no doubt who will captirenown, prisoners would require diplo- vate adults as well as Third Reich, he was free for a means that streams and lakes younger between the matic negotiations will be normally planted with these larday. On January 23, 1945, he was United States and Russian people. Special gifts govwith a column of American priawarded to the eldest man and ger fish will be stocked and soners of war being marched out ernments. eldest lady, the largest family in ready for the opening weekend of WILLIAMSON STATES that the of Poland. The detachment was the one who travels fishing. attendance, surrounded by the advancing Rus- nearest he came to getting killed the longest distance, and the lady HEAVIEST FISHING pressure sians near Charlottenburg and the during World War II was on VE over eighty whose foot fits a spec- and most consistent creel returns Day, when a Russian soldier fired ial pair of shoes, may have the are expected to come from the German guards fled. on him with a machine pistol shoes. There will be gate prizes old standby lakes and streams. Friendly Polish villagers brought while he was attempting to es- also. The department said this will prove food, and the former captives sat around fires with Polish girls and cape. He didnt make it. Twelve Families are invited to bring a increasingly true as the season celebrated their freedom by eat- days after VE Day, he was taken picnic lunch. Treats will be avail- progresses. to the Elbe River along with In view of generally high waters able for everyone. ing Polish food and singing Poother American prisoners of war lish and American songs. But The following officers are in throughout the State anglers were and exchanged for Russian primercenaries fighting George W. Forsey, cautioned that fishing might be soners who had been liberated by charge Eureka, president; Charles Ferris, slower than usual due to rising Eureka, first vice president; Os- water levels in reservoirs and car Erickson, Mammoth, second generally high roily water condiIMPORTANT NEWS vice president; Jocie S. Broad-hea- tions in most streams. 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