Sun Advocate | 1939-08-03 | Page 1

! befa r' fSl: I Pages 31 ; w fr ;GH 44 UC St!- Ch 2 Ay AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER - ? Slncluding Comics A CONSOLIDATION OF tiie sun and news-advocat- PRICE, CARBON COUNTY. UTAIjTIH RSDa Y, AUGUST 3, 1939 w!5i Mutual Associations Plan Family Outing Next Tuesday Night S' t th for Mr Is back cipal 7 $ .IVrishl I nit; Llect Price Of Delegates Confab Hakalo last Thursday of deeded commander Le No. 3 of the American W. ,a a3s hpO: As Oimmandcr t Clark Wright, were named as com- Jensen, first vice nd tinder; B. L. Dart, adjutant. Ted chaplain; Dow Young, . Jim earn, Iffarms; f Harry Fausett, finance Scott Tasker, Otto McKin-an- d Harvey Thomas, executive thiee-- " uttee and Nick Rinetti, Holdover trustees are: two years; and Ted trustee. McBeth, I as, one year. r. eleven of the elected U chosen as delegates to officers the department foAmerican Legion, and the lia eleven were elected as alter-- L Davis, Nick Rinetti, Vem A family picnic for ail families of Carbon L. D. S. stake will be held next Tuesday, beo'clock in the ginning at city park at Price. The Mutual Improvement associations of the stake are sponsoring the affair. Sports and games will begin at 5:30 oclock, followed by lunch at 7:00 o'clock. Each group has been asked to bring its own lunch. During this hour, a band concert will be given by the Price Junior High school band directed by E. M. Williams. Under supervision of the stake M. I. A. boards, a program will be presented between the hours of 8:00 and 9:00 oclock. Teachers, Additional Courses BIG YEAR AHEAD William and Sheldon L. Grogan arson. Of Successor iaming Deferred Late In Month Rowley To Until directors of the Asociated Indus-- s Tuesday evening, it was decided defer action regarding appointment e as a successor to Silas Rowley association of the secretary ;t2 Tuesday, August 26. of sec-u- y Asserting that the position is one of great importance, of more, probably, than any other in the gamiation, directors expressed the pun flat they should not proceed to m p;k;n he jjlectio. Resignation of Mr. Rowley, who meeting of .ieastem Utah C a ex-rav- s held the position became ear, Jr for the past half effective last Monday, si. Welcome Rain Falls SUGAR BEET CROPS In Price This Week; Dry Spell Is Ended REPORTED GOOD IN The long dry spell in Price and surrounding territory was broken during the week-enas Utah received general showers, usually in generous propor- Things aie moing fast these days at Carbon college as plans are being made for addition of the sophomore year, revision of the courses of study to include new and advanced courses, additions to the faculty, and publication within the next week or ten days of the 1939-4- 0 bulletin. Among the new faculty members as announced this week by Dr. Llden B. Sessions, president of the institution, will be Dr. Calvin S. Smith, superintendent since 1929 of the Gra- tions. In Price, .12 inch was recorded Saturday evening by Ralph P. Anderson, local weather observer, and another .32 inch fell Sunday and Monday. For more than a week, rain had been in the offing but it remained in the offing, falling nearly everywhere else in the state except here. Then came the rain Saturday night. The hot spell came definitely to an end during the week, only to be revived yesterday, Wednesday, when the mercury again climbed within one degree of the hundred mark. nite school district, who will be an instructor here in the social sciences. A graduate of the University of Utan, he has his Ph. D. degree from the SUNSET SERVICE IN For several University of Chicago. years he was superintendent of the PIONEER PARK SET Juab school district and was supervisor of secondary training at the University of Utah for the year prior FOR SUNDAY NIGHT to going to the Granite district. Dr. Robert J. Evans, for the past year an instructor in chemistry at the M. I. A. Boards Of Carbon Stake PAIR ARRESTED AT END OF WILD RIDE Beebe, Val H. Laurence NUMBER 31 SVBSCRIUB" CARBON AND EMERY d, Sophomore Year Will Be Added For 193940; List Of Faculty Members Announced Frandsen. Emery Royal Clark Wright, Blaine Thomp-- " i';B "DOS T BORROVr TUB Carbon College Planning New of Utah L wills, 6VyVVV e Stolen Machine Is Wrecked As It Fails To Make Turn At High Speed University of Wisconsin, has been se- Are Other Production Is Somewhat Relow Level Of Last Year To Date Despite unfavorable conditions in many parts of the state, sugar beets in the Carbon-Emer- y area appear excellent, being on a par with last years crop at the present time, reports Ray Branch, field representative of the Holly Sugar company, and William H. Bennett, county agricultural agent, who have just completed a survey of conditions locally. If conditions remain as good as they are now, the beet crops should mature without being damaged by water shortage, although in those fields where thinning has only just been completed there probably will be losses, according to Mr. Bennett. Beans are looking better, and yields are expected to be greater than had been anticipated at first. Some of the crop was damaged by the June frost, and the drouth has done some injury, and yield will probably be somewhat less than the 1100 pounds per acre average of last season. Because of the great increase in acreage, however, total production of beans in (Continued On Page Four)) Arranging Program; cured as chemistry and physics inChorus To Sing DR. ELDEN B. SESSIONS, Be structor at Carbon college. A gradSwim uate of Utah State Agricultural colPresident of Carbon College A wild ride in a stolen car ended Sunset service in the natural amlege, Dr. Evans received his Ph. D. abruptly early Sunday morning with phitheatre of Pioneer Evergreen park degree at Wisconsin. the arrest at Green River of Carlyle Peacock Another addition to the faculty will is being planned for next Sunday McDonald, 21, and Claude Olsen, 21, Sheya be John Yack who wull conic here evening at 6:30 oclock under auspices both of Helper. Persons qualifying for advanceTo from Milford High school to teach of the Carbon L. D. S. stake M. I. A. ments in any of the divisions will reIt started near a cabaret on the From business. He is a graduate of Brig- boards. ceive their awards at the water carhighway between Price and Helper, of music by nival which will conclude the second A has done program ham to complete when the sheriffs Young office, university, according the two obtained a ride with Joe County Attorney Edward Sheya graduate work at several education- the choir, directed by E. M. Williams Swim Week of the summer at the Saccomanno, 21, Price. After they and Deputy Sheriff Warren Peacock al institutions in the East and for with cooperation of the three Price Price municipal poql, Supervisor VerAccomnon Merrill announced this week. got into the automobile, one of the left early Sunday morning for Co-t- five years was connected with various wards is to be presented. Mrs. E. M. Williams be will New firms in Ycrx business The weeks campaign, scheduled like panists what Marion Ctiy. felt back to lumbus, Ohio, reportedly pushed bring and Mrs. Grace R. Harmon. a gun into Saccomannos back and A. Venturini who faces charges of Monday, August 14, to Saturday, AuEugene Cromar, Utah State Agritold him to keep driving east into a statutory offense here. Program numbers will be as fol- gust 19, will offer free instruction in cultural college graduate, will teach High on the Mountain," choir swimming through sponsorship of Cat canyon. There, 11 miles east of It was believed that extradition woodworking and mechanical draw- lows: Sacand made defendant to the prayer; anthems by Price City and Carbon chapter of the he here. five will congregation; the For be the get necessary past years Price, pair allegedly ing comanno gel out, took his money here for. trial. Complaint charging has been head of Hie industrial arts combined Price ward choirs, Let .tne AmericaiuRed Cross. Assisting Mr., which amounted to 30 cents, and him with the offence was filed last department at Tintic High school, and Mountains Shout for Joy," Lead Merrill with supervision will probawent on with the car. Wednesday, July 26, before Justice of last year was director of vocational Kindly Light and Grant Us Peace, bly be James Colzani, Misses Patsy Oh Lord. at a to Quartet for the third Clark and Ruth Thomas and Mrs. the education as well. ' Peace J. W. Hammond. Saccomanno got telephone number is Mrs. Mary Hansen, Mrs. Merrill. will of which cafeteria the Sunnyside Junction, called Sheriff S. Manager Swim Week at Helper last week John Harmon and MurM. Bliss at Price who telephoned a a, Lillis Bryner, be opened this fall will be Joe IS CARNIVAL WATER Mathis. to highly successful, Mr. Merrill proved machine ray of stolen the stuMiss and description Josephine Limone, More than 250 took part, 15 solo Trombone Perigo, reports. Lloyd by Green at Powell dent here last year, has been employDeputy Sheriff Jess Just a Babys Prayer at Twilight"; qualifying for their junior life savRiver. office. as in the ed stenographer SET FOR AUGUST choir, Liebestreum" ing badges; 3, sen- r life saving; 35, The deputy waited near Green RivFurther faculty additions will be songs by the of Glory; comet trio, O beginners; and 15, swimmers. Jim and King Dr. er until he saw the car approaching, the in near announced future, Those Tears," by John Ray Har- Gunderson, David Gibson, Lee Gibthen tried to flag it to stop. Driver Spectacular entertainment and Sessions said. Among those who were Dry Wil- son and Miss Thomas assisted with of the vehicle, however, speeded at skillful swimming and diving exhibi- - with Carbon Senior High school and mon, Ralph Walters and Edgar the song choir, by Junior; supervision. liams, to get tions and stunts in the form of a wat Carbon college, last year are the the officer who just managed Come Ye Saints, arranged Come, 1339-4out of the way in time to avoid being er carnival is planned for Saturday be wall back for who trombone duet, struck down. He shot at the car, but evening, August 26, under auspices of Melvin C. Wilson, High school prin- by Asahel Woodruff; Body The Palms by John Harmon and failed to make it stop. the Price Junior Chamber of Com- cipal; Lowell F. Barker, English; Lloyd We choir, song by Perigo; Speeding through Green River, the merce, according to announcement James W. Bingham, physics and Laud and Bless Thy Holy Name; alleged bandits were going too fast made this week. chemistry; Harold L. Bithell, busi- prayer; Perfect Day and taps from to negotiate a sharp turn, and the car edstart will ness; Miss Alice Brin ton, physical Proceeds of the program by John Harmon and Lloyd (Continued On Page Five) ucation and speech; Miss Gean Clark, hilltop a fund for building of a new muniPerigo. Headquarters of the Carbon counswimming pool here next year. English; Farris L. Edgley, music; Miss central labor union have been ty In cipal Cooperating are Price city and Car- Thelma Faylor, home economics; F. changed to the basement of the Utah chapter of the American Red Wilcken Fox, treasurer and registrar; Series hotel on First West street, John W. KEUB, bon Cross which is operating the plunge John A. Gaz, mechanic arts; F. H. Service Holden, Price, president, announced By Goni, Latin and history. again this year. this week. Harold E. Holdaway heads the junMiss Veronica Heinlein, English; For the past half year, the central of Mrs. Bess Jones, languages; Miss Following approval of the Federal ior chamber committee in charge labor body, an American Federation at arrangements. commission Assisting him are Sarah Mallaney, business; Miss Sybil Communications club band of Service Labor Rio Grande affiliate, has maintained its The Washington, D. C., stock held by Sam James Colzani, James Gornichec, McKinnon, secretary to the president; has resumed rehearsals after a short headquarters in the basement of the G. Weiss in radio station KEUB was Isaac McQueen, Tom Draper, Arthur Vernon N. Merrill, geology and phyvacation period, and is now prepar- Newhouse hotel. sold to Price interests, and henceforth Lewis, Rry Baldwin and Douglas siology; George C. Morgan, social All A. F. of L. locals of Carbon ing to give a series of concerts in the meof the auto Christison. sciences; Don G. Nelson, Jack Richards will be manager H. William Director reports county, a county in the future will meet in the A committee meeting to line up radio station. chanics; J. M. Naylor, machine shop; Toy. new place, which has been remodeled for is scheduled Weiss Mr. Miss Elizabeth F. Norton, librarian; tentative program Under terms of the sale the in to addition In part taking and redecorated, Mr. Holden said. 7:30 at Carl E. Olsen, English; S. A. Olsen, Labor severed all connections with the local tomorrow, Friday, evening celebration at Helper and Day at office, science. the business in oclock art; Henry A. Pace, social station, planning to enter the Kenilworth Day program, conaccording to Mr. Holdaway. Miss Esther Reeves, business and certs are to be given in Helper, Price, City Roosevelt, Utah. Mr. Richards stated that the conlibrary; Horace S. E. Richards, bio- Spring Canyon, Standardville and Full logical sciences; Preston L. Summer-hay- s, Castle Gate within the next month. tinuing policy of the station will be to serve the interests of the communeducation and history; Concerts will be presented in apSeven Keith physical raIn ity in every way possible. The Wangsgard, physical educa- preciation of the generous support Suit to collect $850.10 from Price dio station is owned by the Eastern tion; D. E. Williams, coordinator in given toward making the trip to San City for damages allegedly incurred Full quota of 400 men and women trades and industries, woodworking; Francisco possible, Utah Broadcasting company, a corpMr. Toy said. when permission to put up a stucco oration. Change in ownership is now employed by the works pro- Edgar M. Williams, music; Victor S. The boys are very grateful for the restaurant building on East 7 effective on August 1. Williams, English; George E. Young, cooperation of the various organiza- Main street was withdrawn after it gress administration in zone No. Mr. Richards has been connected comprising the four Eastern Utah science and physical education; J. R. tions and business people. The trip had once been given was filed in diswith operation of the station since its counties, Zone Engineer J. R. Roaf Higgins, superintendent of buildings to the exposition is still the topic trict court here Monday by Albert and grounds; and Nephi Gunderson, whenever the boys get together and Noorda. reports. inception about three years ago. locally sponsored pro- custodian. Twenty-si- x they fully realize the splendid opComplaint charges that after the as well jects are now in operation, W. P. year of the Addition sophomore they were given by the plaintiff had made several changes in portunity of the state-wias programs will necessitate new and advanced trip. a structure on North Second East A such as educational work, nursery courses, Tentative schedule of concerts is: street, he had been given permission according to Mr . Fox. othand historical surveys schools, Among these will be business Eng- August 10, Helper; August 17. Price; H. Leonard, building inspectdaughter of ers. Of the 26 local projects, 11 are lish, marketing, salesmanship and August 24, Standardville; August 26, by Erin Jon Lee, move to it to Main street for a or, is 3 Lee in in 10 Bracken Emery, J. in Carbon county, in the business Kenilworth; August 28, Castle Gate; restaurant building, which he did A Mayor and Mrs. mathematics business none Grand and 2 in San Juan county. in good health today, little or department; argumentation and de- and August 31, Spring Canyon. little later, however, Fire Chief Nick the worse for having tasted some ant Final approval of several new pro- bate, American novel, creative AmPlans are now being formula! ed Bernardi allegedly stopped him from jects is expected in the near future, erican poets, American short stories for another big concert this fall, and proceeding, and the city council and poison yesterday afternoon. child Mr. Roaf said. These include re- and According to Mrs. Lee, the essays, journalistic writing, and it is hoped to be able to raise suffi- mayor backed up this decision. in a building of the county shops and reworld literature in the English de- cient finances to equip the band betapparently found the poison course. a little of neighbors garden and got on their designing of the county golf partment; consumer problems in eco- ter. Election of officers will be eld it on her tongue. They were o clock nomics division; secretarial training sometime this month, and comm.t-tee- s Truck Burns In Canyon in the office practice department; way down town about 4.00 appointed to carry on the second was Discuss She ill. State taken Highway Patrolman J. L. general botany; general course in year of activities. was when Jon for the rushed to a doctor, and today is feel- Sullivan today was looking producrural sociology; federal truck orientation; driver of a Prisoners In Custody amateur plays, in the speech diDiscussion of plans for the annual ing in the best of health. which burned in Price canyon, oppo- ing of the Utah State Federaconvention were booked invertebrate zoology, comparlast Four vision; prisoners site Crandall canyon, early yesterday ative vertebrate COMMISSIONERS TO SET and to be held here the fore of Labor tion general the this sher zoologj and morning by night who to tourists TAX LEVY AT MEETING morning. According of in the division; as follows: zoology September will be a principal entomology iffs office, part brought the driver to Price, the driv- general physics; economic history of of business at the regular meetitem and Louis Della 24, Corte, Roily tire blew out and the lights the United economic geograof Carbon county central laAn important item of business to be er said a and the Pa arrested States, 28, by City ing Calloway, he jumped as the truck went out commissionand county the taken up by trolman Tony Silvagni and held for bor union next Monday evening at phy of the United States, money up and burned. The patroland government ers at their meeting next Tuesday smashed European investigation; James E. Kisamitakis, 7:30 oclock in the new quarters in ie man was notified by a railroad en- banking, economics 23, Price, arrested by Deputy Sheriff the basement of the Utah hotel, anand in science the political evening will be that of setting his from 19oJ gineer who saw the accident Others may still be Hugh C. Taylor and held for Salt nounces John W. Holden, Price, pretax levy of Carbon county for vardepartments. train. the for levies the added. and approving Lake county officers on an insuffi- sident. 1939-4- 0 ious municipal taxing units. To assist in drawing plans, Paul bulletin is now cient funds charge; Grant Marchant, Ross and The M. W, Mrs. college and Mr. 10.00 M. The meeting is scheduled for to Duchesne be from Mrs. is and and Peterson, president, and porHy Roosevelt, and brought expected being printed, Judge daughter Betsy state officials will be in a. m. and 2:00 p. m. in the commis-at to M. S. on other Sheriff or Bliss next week yesterday by completed within the George Christensen left this week sioners room of the court house coast. ten Dr. face west Sessions to the reports. cnarges. forgery days, a vacation trip Price. Awards To Made At Conclusion Of Weeks Campaign And Bring Defendant Ohio For Trial Del-ph- now and time for of a new secretary Miss arlotte Mathis will continue as 'aographer in the office and execute policies will be handled by the Between ap--tm- iaak. families Receiving Mare Assistance Shows Number of ds 0. house- - receiving aid from the of public welfare to 775 in July as June, . Maulsby. county drop- compared with reports Manager John j the various divisions, ?July and June i these were espectively; Old assistance, 245 and 250; depend-i 12 (?.1,.?ren families including and 124 families includ-f1- 1 children; aid to blind, 6 assistance, 389 and 397 aJies service and others, 43 and .amities. fam-gener- al Blazes Assets Sold To Glenn Logan J7 kst year, Monday were aaction $2,055 to Glenn lvex' Asset? included rim and office equip- - fr ble ha th!lCOnAuctcd under an order 1 dlstrict court with cMore than thesfa Submittf,i offers. but whei the 'Wwns 1051 of - - ucxioneo- - 0, Head Discusses r embership Campaign ill G TPnerSn Presdent of the ' Council, was in Carbon vnty on' . Pertaining to that week) discussing a.ders the drive for national exJr Utlined by the inter-H- e rLUtlVe board, kjbon COUntv that, a meeting of all fr Tnetai clerks has been Ati C iesdayAuenst 15, in and stone a Helper4 Sunday in the city 5'fanuationU!ne.SS ';h union iiaS! 'rsW Hel-rrasici- SVsIIIStDay outing IDE $odav T BARBECUE ' Annual and White Day pic-- ? lodge, slated a'C6 at Mud tockmen1Ude a barbecue to Carbon county it is reported. ni C1tednIt.arranSCTnents will be next 13- - - week. Central Labor Takes New Quarters In Utah Hotel Here Change Announced Ownership Of Effective This Week Of Concerts Planned Band During Month Sun-Advoc- jmaimng assets of lhe Blue B,aze VjrirvT11, in receivership since !Jwen hirM - fol-lowi- ng Drop In July unduplicated 26 Made Defendant In Building Lawsuit WPA Employing Zone Quota be-ca- two-roo- m Lee's Daughter Gets Taste Of Ant Poison de Labor Council Will Meet Plans .