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Show a V COXilOLDEH Serving the Mining Areo of Eost Carbon. . $900,000 monthly payroll. 7,000 population Number Volume 5 "V East Carbon Delegates to UMWA The Little League A Big League Meat iii Ohio Twelve representatives of local unions of the United Mine Work- For Year 1952 SEE YOU AT THE POLLS The right to vote is one of the greatest privileges open to any 41 You Are American Representation at Yet Do You Know? are an American yet did Carbon C. D. School youYouknow that the U. N. is about cit- izen. Voting is also an obligation of good citizenship. Every vote is convincing testimony that we ApA Civil Defense school was held to reconvene? Being an American preciate the freedom we enjoy. Plans are now under way for Vote for whom you choose, but in Price September 29, 30 and you know that the U. N. has been October 1 and 2. The four ses- made to prder international Rusthe Little League 1953 season. be sure to vote. sions were under the personal sian whipping board. She has tried Four or six teams will toe orsupervision of Sheriff Joe Hol- to crsify America before the opinganized and each sponsored by man, Civil Defense Director of ion of the world. Perhaps in many some organization of East Carbon. Carbon County, and Leonard sections she has succeeded. Sunnyside will 'be a participating We apparently dont want to' Higgins, Director of training (pr unit next year. fight to win even in the U. N. the State of Utah. There will also .be a minor As Such related subjects as; or- Assembly. Truman brought Mcleague composed of boys who do Arthur home because he had a not make Ihe Little League. ganization, warning systems, sheltshooters, mutual aid, fire fighting ser- plan and was winning the Much credit should be given the war. ing vices, transportation, welfare, enmen who organized and coacheu never had anyone in There is plenty of activity these gineering, rescue and cuihmunica-tio- n, theWeU. have the Little League last year. Joe N. in the Russians class were briefly discussed. Yelonek was the push that start- days at Sunnyside, home ground Those attending one or more when it came to throwing words ed the ball rolling. t Jim To bey for the Kaiser Steel. and phrases that sear and burn. Homes have been torn down and nights Jrpm East Carbon were: Rusia was elected temporary chairman; has come here and thrown George Davado, president, and hauled away; others have been Mr. and Mrs. Verner Stoddard, these hot ones at us right and left moved in for and many are 'be- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker, Mr. Mike Gatoriello secretary-treasure- r. and in showers. We ducked Other members on the ing renovated and modernized. - and Mrs. Oscar Carlson, Mr. and singly at first but now we stand and are Primo Eocli, Slim The new entrance to No. 1 start- Mrs. C. D. Waring, Mr. and Mrs. absorb them to showjust how patient Garfield Powell, Lazar ed in April 1951 was completed Ray Bowen, Mr. Douglas Bon, Mr. and we are. We canforebearing Silas Mr. Clifford Palmer, Ross, men have i Preston, Reverend Ray, Mike July 15. Thirty-fiv- e not risk offense for fear our opMr. Ivan McCourt, Mr. Frank Elli and Mark 7000 on this foot tunnel. worked Maestas, Tumbul, ponent objects. The recently issued report of Mortensen of Wellington. A concrete mixing plant has Ellis, Mr. Jim Howa, Mr. Fred It is time we begin picking men the Presidents Materials Policy Geneva Steel contributed time been completed and is feeding the Johnson and Mr. Joe Holman. some talent for the job in with Commission says that coal will in leveling and conditioning the concrete for the new tipple now hand. have to carry the major (burden of ball fields. under construction. Imagine the Russian delegation making further additions to the New officers will 'be elected in One hundred new homes will running into John L. Lewis. I nations energy supply. The re- January. be built during the next few he could make them take a bet port estimates that U. S. requiremonths. walk every day rather than sit ments of ifuel and energy wil These are the improvements to the unusual language and listen Enrollment double in the next 25 years. Un- Student outcome of the $65,000,000 expancan use he in telling the world The Pony Express Committee like other fuels, coals reserves are sion as announced program by what America thinks of a comHolds High virtually unlimited, and the coal Kaiser Steel Co. last March. This wishes to thank the following munist. groups and individuals of Eas to meet industry is program will increase the iron Carbon Lets have brains and ability on At for their help in the Pony all increasing needs. Dragerton output of Kaiser by 50 per cent, our side again. Lets take Mc11 Express drive: and steel more the It will take an estimated 2 than ingot Arthur and win the Shooting war Enrollment at the Dragerton elThe Boy Scouts distributed the cent. million tons of coal a year to powper Lewis and win the talking the East Carbon envelopes; the Cultura Club who and er the nations new atomic plant ementary andschool war. ; a on 100 is turned out high par per cent for the near Joppa, Illinois. This coal will Junior H enrollment the with time last of Columthis members the drive; 'be shipped toy rail to electric genbia under the leadership of Mrs. year. Carbon Mohawks erating plants and will require There are a total of 1133 stuB. Y Hixon distributed the enveabout 37,500 carloads a year For dents under the rambling lopes and collected them the fol- Take Notre Dame making it the biggest single piece instructure. Broken down lowing night; the Civil Air Patrol of freight business in the country. to For the period of October 15 to boys le classes or grades, first, 89 chilCollected in Dragerton, The East Carbon Jr. MoOctober 31, 1952, it will be possiand Sunnyside; the East hawks took the measureHigh dren; second, 104; third, 100, ble Notre of fourth, 103; fifth, 99; sixth, 86; bon for any member of East Car- Carbon Rotary Club and Mrs. Dame Wednesday at Price by a & to purchase at group Verner Stoddard who solicited colSeventh, 159; 8th, 142; ninth, 131, rates county score of 5.1 to 0. a Blue Cross-Blu- e Shield lections from the business district. very and tenth, 120. East Carbon made two touchhospitalization --surgical contract, 1 j Some of the residents of East downs, Bryce, Peacock one, Roprovided 'they now belong to, or Carbon were out when collectors nald Bates one, Raymond Benz William the purchase at the same time, the called. If there are any who wish Pulsipher Regulations governing and one, Emmett Rodriquez one. Carbon Medical Service plan. i Pheasant and Quail seasons this now to contribute send contribuFermin Now Lopez and Raymond baRates for this on a monthly fall were set by the Utah Fish and Living tions to Douglas Bon, Box 713, Benz made the conversions. sis are as follows: Game Commission during the Dragerton. The following amounts Ronald Skraznas said everyone Utah Mt. Pleasant, fall held SepMale, single, $2.30;- -" female, were collected: Dragerton $96.68; meetings quarterly water boy and tember $3.05; member, one dependent, Columbia $21.41; Sunnyside and played except the the cripples. The William Pulsiphers, recent- $6.00 member, two or more deThe general provisions for these $9.16. Total East CarSunnydale livof Carbon now are county, ly pendents, $7.45. hunts are as follows: bon $127.25. Mt. at Utah. Pleasant', ing Subscribers for this plan must Pheasants: Three and one-ha- lf Ross Boyack, Chairman No in Mr. Pulsipher is the new opera- be under sixty years of age. season Co. Chairman noon, opens Bon, day Saturday Douglas It is understood that cancellaNovember 8, through Tuesday, tor and lessee of the Utoco service his The Saturday Evening Post of and that wishes station there, tion of the Cartoon Medical plan 11. noon November Except for the Students friends from Carbon county would automatically cancel this Dragerton August 30 has an article toy Richopening first day, shooting times many ard English which is of much inare from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. would stop at his service station at group rate insurance under the Enroll U. of Utah terest to everyone in the United Mt. Pleasant. Blue Cross and the member's polDaily bag limit is 3 cocks, pos10 a On States. October It describes how Mexico grand opening icy would revert to the usual left Two students from Dragerton session limit 6 cocks. is is being held and everyone is clamping down on the commuhave registered for the 1952-5- 3 employ type of contract. Quail: Seven counties open to Descriptive brochures will be school , year at the University of nists who have sought to disrupt hunting. These are Morgan, Salt available at Mr. Nortons office at Utah, it was disclosed today. They that country and use it as a 'back Lake, Summit, Uintah, Utah, Orchids for the ladies, free show the hospital on Monday, October include Hugh R. Kirkendall, son door entrance to the United and Wayne. Open tickets for the land students, b ll Washington, ,13 1952, and enrollen-- during the of Mr. and Mrs. Theron T. Bliss States. season and shooting hours the loons for the kids. Strange as it may seem, some above period will enforce your an accounting major, and Faye same as for Pheasants. Bag limit of the most annoying communist 1. contract November Olsen-on B dapghter of Mr.' and Mrs. characters birds, possession limit 16 birds, The Carbon Boaster club will in Mexico come, from Emery C. Olsen, who plans to rhree more days of Quail hunting hold the first breakfast Thursday, Hollywood and other points in the major in Education. were set for, Washington County October 9 at the Carbon college United States. , an November 29, November 30, cafeteria. $1.00 a plate. Also other NOTICE a large and Moscow had Where md December 1. Same shooting 'breakfasts will toe held on October A social will be given on Happy Birthday not unfriendly audience when it hours and bird limits apply for 24-October 11 at the New Trinity and Noveber 14 at 7 a.m. History re search experts for 'irst became the peoples champ:his later Quail hunt in Washing-o- n church at 7:30 p.m. Square The Book House for Children ion against U. S. imperialism, Malcomib Beck from Camp RobCounty. dancing, cards, entertainment point out that Leonardo da Vinci, said Mr. that record has The Commission had previously erts has been visiting at the home and refreshments. The public who was bom 500 years ago, first now wornEnglish, Moscow thin. made its :et the opening day for these sea- of Mr. and 'Mrs. is invited. conceived the idea of the airplane. mistake when it began mixing in sons at the July meetings. Limits, Da Vinci is also credited with Mexican Politics. ength of season, and other pro- Coal Provides Jobs The 'political destiny of the A lovely birthday dinner was haying anticipated the modern visions were not set until this motor-drivmachine and Uommunist gun Edge-hilmillion one 590 are l, About William persons Party in Mexico is Reavely, given ater meeting to, provide time for The travel. vehicles for hands of Ernesto in passenger the largely Sunnyside. Those present ield studies of .the hatch follow-n- g engaged in the mining, selling and immortal scientist, counpainter, Uruchurtu, Secretary of the Inwere Anne Reavely and Joyce the late springs weather and and delivery of coal in this to have considered is terior, who controls the Mexican try, including "railroaders whose Pulsipher, daughters; Billy Pulsi- inventor he flooding of nesting areas. been the greatest genius of all FBI. these field studies in- -( jobs are directly dependent upon pher, grandson, and Mrs. time. (Continued on- - Pag Seven) the movement of coal. Continued on Page Six) ers of America left Saturday for the 41st constitutional convention at Cincinnati. This convention is held every four years. The following union members left from Carbon County: Tony Evatz, Spring Glen; Byron Brady, Castle Gate; Malip Pecorelli, Royal; William Bergamo, Kenilworth; Eugene Shaw, Wattis; Edwin Albert and Paul James, Horse Canyon; Ollie Lindsay, Columbia; Ben Fermin, Sunnyside No. 6244; John Maxey, Sunnyside No. 8020; George Mason, Hiawatha, and Harry Mangus, representing the Rains local and the Utah portion of District 22. --Y Sunnyside Active Kaiser Steel Expand Facilities Coal Powers New com-mit- te Ur-ban- ek, Atom Plant Pony Express. Committee Reports well-equipp- ed Medical Contract one-sto- ry 4-- last fton Miners Sun-nyda- Pheasant Quail Seasons for 952 lop-sid- ed at 1 22-2- 3. Foolin Mexico at - j -- t , V -- . j 31 Vemer-Stoddar- d. en . . Re-ort3.fr- om - 1 i |