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Show I The SECOND SECTION ATEJh XTtSDAT. PAGE NINE Second Cooperative Project Sought For Farmers Of County JOB ASSIGNMENTS IN THIS DISTRICT SHOWN IN REPORT A second Carbon county application for a farmers cooperative to secure equipment has been project forwarded to the rural rehabilitation division of the resettlement administration, according to an announcement by Mark Johnson, Carbon-Emer- y district supervisor of rehabilitation. Mr. Johnson reported that five farmers will participate in the pro- ject, which proposes a loan of $1460 for purchase of a tractor, plow and other equipment. A similar applica- ers Cooperative association was ap-tiof the East Miller Creek Farm-prove- d some time ago, a larger amount being involved. Twelve individual loans for rehabilitation were closed in Carbon and Emery counties last week, said Mr. Johnson. He reported that no applications have thus far been rejected. l National Reemployment Bureau Places Total Of 124 In Work Past Month ' Work placements in this district of March totaled 10 during the month and 114 on employment in' private to a report accordng public works, Monday by Walter D. Daugherof the national ty, district manager employment service. All of the private placements were in Carbon county, while the distribution of public assignments was as I ed on Emery, Carbon, follows: Grand, 18; San Juan, 2. Kew applications filed by job seeker during the month included 33 in Carbon, nine in Emery, one in Grand and none in San Juan. Registrations in the active file at the end of the month totaled 1069, including 964 men and 95 women. The number of men and women registered in each county follows: Carbon, 43; 421. 59; 399, 28; Emery, 51; Grand, Carbon County Weed Campaign Committee Selects Jewkes Head J. Ben Jewkes, district agricultural inspector, was elected chairman of the Carbon county weed eradication and control committee at a meeting of the committee Saturday evening at the court house. The original committee of five was enlarged to eight in order to give various farming districts in the county direct representation. The new members are Walter Shorts, Wellington; Chester Peirce, Miller Creek, and Silas Rowley, Spring Glen. Other members appointed previous to the meeting Saturday are Commissioner Orvel Peterson, Columbia; J. R. Roaf, district W. P. A. engineer; Merrill Cook, Emery county agricultural agent, and James Bergera. The participation of the W. P. A. in the weed control program will be devoted to work on highways, canal and creek banks and public domain. It is proposed to do a large portion of work at the heads of streams in Price canyon to eliminate the possibility of seeds being carried by the water to other districts through which the streams pass. 64, 4; gan Juan, 90, 4. The active file contains the application of 65 veterans, nearly half of them being registered from Carbon county. jMr. Daugherty reported a heavy 4nand for carpenters. All carpenters registered with the national reemployment service have been placed dt jobs, and calls that cannot be filled in this county continue to come in, with the result that it will be neces-ear- y rs to meet the demand by fi;om other counties in the district. obtain-carpente- Two Naturalization Agents Visit Price Gilbert F. Gower and Roland Wyat Salt Lake City, acting United States naturalization examiners, Friday considered the petitions of approximately a dozen aliens who propose to file for citzenship papers on which hearings will be conducted in the district court in September. These cases will be considered in September, along with other applications that are continued from the approaching second term of court. of j I s ,f 1 $ FR16IDAIRE EQUIPMENT SHRINKAGE J$ AS SIMPLE AS. old-sty- u SPOILAGE methods M MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT of refrigeration, OVER S YEARS OLD- -. AND SPOILAGE LOSS IS AN AMAZM6LY K16 fTEM-OFT- AS GREAT AS THE ENTIRE PROFIT CfAtUJlNEJJl NETPR0FIT AND SHRINKAGE NET PROFIT AND SPOILAGE IffSSU LOSSES BILmon Fri6tmire W MAINTAINING UNi flowing-col- REDUCE equipment' d PROPER TIWWATJRL CAN HUMIDITY, Its Here, Folks ... IMAOOTflOHt new FJoupaNH EOWMENT AN PRODUCE BY NEW INNWKJWIfT SHRINKAGE ANO ANR SPOILAGE SAVINS TO LOSS AS MUCH AS SisftUt 2 Tim MORE REFRIGERATION over 5 YEARS OLDu AT operating cost per loo LBS. EQUIPMENT THE ft Will Pay You To Investigate Tho NEW Frlgidalre Equipment - - - Com la or phone today! thn great laving HUS REDUCED in operating cost SHRINKAGE AND SF0BAGS WWMONTHLY IS FAR MORE THAN YOUR D FLOWING-COLME NTS ON NEW FRI6IDA1RE equipment! (&S W.. fW? F-- rn;Tu -- Price Moose Lodge Renews Invitation To Pupils To Enter Competition CLINIC SLATED FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN Officials of Helper Moose lodge No. this week renewed their invitations to students of Carbon, Emery and Duchesne counties to participate in the school yards in knuckle-nudgin- g true pioneer story contest sponsored (marble playA chlldren clinic wiU the order in cooperation with thejheld crippled who by we to grownups in on June 14 in connec ing W. P. A. recreation pioject. must live in memories tion with a program sponsored by the All persons under 18 years of agestate board of healthi Dr. L- Jones. only so far as such conare eligible to compete in the con- - tate health commissioner announced are concerned) tests test, which will come to a close at this week. games, a group of interthe end of the school term. Three ested youths of various The Price session will be one of a valuable prizes will be given for the series in the state. Other clinics in ages surrounding each best contributions. circle of competition. eastern Utah will be held at Moab on And the boys are not May 13 and at Vernal on June 30. For This service, under the direction of alone in their playing announcement that the Miss Marcella Mclnnerney, with Miss Benefit Ball Hedwig Trauba as assistant, will be period has carried on this year in fourteen cities. arrived. Girls are utilPlans have been virtually complet- The first series last year included izing all available heavy ed for the dance to be given at the seven clinics in the key points of the cord in that age-ol- d Rainbow Gardens in Helper Saturday, state. In order to facilitate the work feminine game of rope May 1, for the purpose of raising in outlying points and make easier jumping and skipping. funds for constructing a new Catholic the task of transporting the patients They, too, occupy the to the clinics, seven more clinics in church at Helper. school lots much of the The affair will be under the spon- seven more cities will be held this time with their one, sorship of Cal bon council No. 2611 of year. three two, hopping the Knights of Columbus, who will The examining physicians for the counts. give a car away during the dance. clinics are from the membership of two There are numerous other telltale signs of spring but these Preparations are being made for the the Utah State Medical association. are currently in this area it is almost a certainty that Ol Man Winter entertainment of a large crowd. and recommended by them as specialare currently in this area it is almost a certainty that 01 Man Winter ists in orthopedic diagnosis by the months. few next rest at the for has been laid state advisory committee and the Acts technical committee. CLUB OFFICIAL SCHEDULED Cases The scries started Tuesday and will PROPOSAL MADE TO ARRIVE HERE NEXT WEEK carry on to June 30. What is believed to be a record RETURNS FROM SCHOOL of cases for one day in this number IMPROVING T. W. Jensen of Mt. Pleasant, field FOR Ted Brown recently returned to county was considered in district representative of the Associated Civic court Price and the after law spending seven months atduring SOUTHERN ROAD Clubs of Southern Utah, is scheduled motionSaturday session conducted by District tending a Kelvinator school at Salt to arrive in Price the fore part of next Judge John Hougaard of Manti. Lake City. He will be affiliated with week to resume the organizations Thirty-fou- r actions received con- the Kelvinator department of the Possible opening of new territory membership campaign in Carbon sideration during the day, according Price Trading company in the capato Court Clerk Donald Hacking. city of technician. which might be served by Price as a county. trade center is the plan advanced here last week by Senator Silas E. Tanner of Loa, Wayne county, in the proposal for development of a motor highway from the Salina canyon route to the home community of the southern district lawmaker. The proposal calls for improvement of the road which now extends to Fish lake, branching off of the Salina canyon route at a point sixteen miles south of Emery. The unimproved section from the latter point to Loa miles is approximately thirty-foand has served to some degree as a route into Fish lake. In support of his proposal, Senator Tanner pointed out that over that road Price would be one hundred and ten miles from Loa while the motoring distance from the Wayne county community to Salt Lake City is two hundred and ten miles. The senator stated it as his belief that if the highconway should be placed in proper dition Price would serve many of the residents of that area as a trading center in preference to Salt Lake City. Improvement of that highway would also add to convenience of eastern Utah in making trips to Fish lake and the scenic area of Wayne which is usually referred to as the wonderland section of the state. 1659 j pre-summ- Plans Complete Church er ' On Many Here Saturday Court ur Harry French, confessed slayer of Claiiie L. McCracken, former Price newspaperman, was bound over to follow'he California superior court at Alturas, ing preliminary hearing California, last week on a charge of murder in the first degree. Following the formalities of the 'preliminary hearing, District Attorney A. K. Wylie indicated that an early trial would be sought. French, apparently recovered from the nervous collapse he suffered shortly after he entered McCrackens home on the night of March 25 and shot the newspaperman five times, took little interest in the preliminary proceedings and appeared indifferent concerning his fate. French, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bard French, pioneer newspaper publishers of Alturas, allegedly shot McCracken because of statements made in the latters mimeographed publication concerning the defendant and his parents. French, who is defended by three of northern Califomas leading will enter his plea at the time of his trial. Phone 55 rs, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Joseph Barboglio, also known as J. Barboglio, also known as Joe Barboglio,, also known as Jos. Barboglio, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Price, Utah, on or before the 7th day of August, A. D. 1937. FRANK BARBOGLIO, EASTERN UTAH ELECTRIC CO. 9 West Main .. . Spring! Memories of snowbanks must back into the shadows now... For spring is definitely and conclusively among those present, despite blustery winds and other occasional flurries of discouraging nature. Youths of Price may be seen daily now in law-yea- frlOWAi-COL- Yes Sir Preliminary Hearing For Slayer Of Claude McCracken Conducted BUY NEW THE REASON YOU SHOULD With SECOND SECTION un-Advoca- te Executor of the Estate of Joseph Barboglio, aslo known as J. Barboglio, also known as Joe Barboglio, also known as Jos. Barboglio, deceased. JOE BARBOGLIO and HENRY RUGGERI, Attorneys for Executor. 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