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Show I PRICE and NEARBY J Johnson Returned To Face Kidnap Charge William Johnson was returned to A. W. Magleby, district grazier, and Lyle Olsen, son of Herold Olsen Price today from Idaho by Deputy Lewis C. Brichta, assistant agricul- of Price, and who is stationed at Fort Sheriff Warren Peacock to answer tural engineer, returned to Price this Logan near Denver, is here and plans of second degree kidnapping week after attending the regional to return to his army duties about charges Governor Clark of Idaho refused to March 24. Young Olsen came for his grazing meetings in Salt Lake City. extradition sign papers permitting last mothers funeral Sunday. the return of Gene Menges to Price Mrs. Dorothy Baylis, public health on the same charge. Deputy Sheriff Val H. Cowles left Wednesday nurse from San Juan county, was a Peacock reported that Menges had visitor in Price the fore part of this morning for a brief visit in San Franauto Salt cisco, California, where Mrs. Cowles misrepresented his age to tolocal week. From here she went and when he got it thorities Idaho and their daughter, Lorraine, are Lake City. was learned that Menges was under age and, therefore, the governor C. P. Manion, special representawould not permit the extradition. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pintus of Altive of the Lions International, is a The two men were being held folvisitor in Price relative to the estab- hambra, California, were here last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack lowing their arrest with two lishment of a Lions club here. Price High school girls at an Pintus. Louis Bonza and Mr. and Alex Bene, Sr., of Helper, return- Mrs. Richard Simmons of California, Idaho tourist camp. ed to his home Saturday after a accompanied them. The group reDeputy Sheriff Peacock reported turned Monday. that the two girls had also been weeks vacation in the Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pintus, Mrs. Alf d Davis, and Mrs. Clyde Hasemeyer left Mr. Monday for a weeks visit in Conrad S. Shafer was a week-envisitor in Price and Helper. Shafer is now connected with the Indian service and is stationed at Fort Duchesne, Utah. American Legion Tops Quota For Membership Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid and family, and Mrs. Lulu Walsh of Anaconda, The American Legion Price post John Bene was a business visitor Montana, were here Sunday visiting No. 3 completed a successful memin Moab for two days the early part at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack bership drive last week and topped their quota allotment by three memof this week. Pmtus. bers. The quota set by the state Miss Lydia DeAngelis, who works Mrs. Eugene Cromar and Mrs. F. headquarters was 125 members and in the A. A. A. office here, is in Salt Wilcken Fox left Wednesday morning the post came through with 128. The Lake City where she underwent an for northern Utah to visit their homes deadline on the membership drive operation this week. She will be in Logan and Hyrum, respectively. was last Thursday. John Forrester, commander of the there for two or three weeks, it was They will return to Price Monday. Price post, reported that the quota reported. Mr. and Mrs. Burke Johnstun, Miss is derived by finding the average Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phillips and Margaret Shelton and Loren John- membership of each post over a numfamily were Salt Lake City visitors stun visited m Roosevelt over the ber of years. On Sunday they were Sunday. They are managers of the week-enThe Price post will receive $50 local Jacks Cafe. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. from the Otto Weisley award and $25 William McConkie in Vernal. from the Legion award for their sucMr. and Mrs. Ernest Coult were cessful membership drive. Mr. ForMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Olson of rester announced that these awards Monday visitors in Salt Lake City. Bountiful were Price visitors Sun- were also won last year by the local Mr. and Mrs. Reuben McBride of day, coming for the funeral services post for their drive. Richfield were in Price Sunday, at- of his Mrs. Herold tending funeral services for Mrs. Cross Herold Olsen. Mrs. Kell Grange has returned Sanzo Yamasaki was down from from Ogden where she visited for two Salt Lake City the early part of this weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. week. Dave Young. Four hundred and five American from France have arrived in Jersey City on American Expoit lines ships during the last three lf weeks, and represent about of the U. S. citizens to be brought home from France by the American Red Cross and the state department, it wras announced today by A. L. Schafer, manager, Pacific area, American Red Cross. There are now 178 Americans in Lisbon awaiting transportation, and an additional 230 are expected to arrive in Lisbon. Under state department plans, 100 of these American citizens were expected to be repatriated on two American Export ships in February and the remainder on sailings in March. The majority of these Americans have come from Paris, although many also are from the unoccupied zone in France. Under the arrangement with the state department, the Red Cross transports the repatriates to Lisbon and cares for them until they are placed on shipboard. The U. S. Government provides the ships passage with government funds for which the repatriate signs a promissory note and when the men, women and children land in Jersey City they again come under the care of the American Red Cross, if they are without funds. The Red Cross has assigned two national staff workers to aid the Jersey City Red Cross chapter in settling the returning citizens. Workers report that many arrive without funds due to currency restrictions abroad, although all have been substantial citizens, some operating business in France and many are professional people. In some instances, the father was a member of the A. E. F., who married a French girl and remained in France to enter business and bring up a family. The state department has notified all persons of American citizenship in France that this movement toward the United States, financed jointly by the U. S. government and the American Red Cross, will be the last opportunity they have for returning. Some Americans m unoccupied France still remain to be taken to Lisbon. Five Americans in Rome, a few in Switzerland and a few in Belgium also may be repatriated. of- Colonel Gieys statement is now meet the who men to young serung term Harold E. Holdaway. after of requirements a course of rp. prebciiuc-aeronautical engineering in in the printing department traming for the past eight them as air corps squadron allfy mid-I This training years, left Tuesday night for the a ineeling officers and dle west where he has accepted 1svmH carry no pilot instruction The ;field for duty. ground sition in the newspaper only prepaies local fi lends extend their heartiest miUdl training period will include wishes for success the following subjects: Fundamentdesign; airplane 0f aerodynamics; ajs installations, (airplane engines and structure MORALS CHARGE DISMISSED and strees analysis; i;;iane At a piehminuiy hearing ytsieiaay iaerodynamics of military airplanes; a charge against Sabino Deciga "asjancialt instruments; material and dismissed by City Judge S. J Sweet- methods 0f aircraft construction; proevidence peller design, and aircraft detail ring because of insufficient Mr Deciga charged Slgn complaint First pnonty will be given candiwith attempt to commit carnal knowwho are college graduates with dates ledge a degiee in engineering, and second priority to candidates with senior standing in engineering colleges. May While the physical requirements are than those required for Says Colonel less rigid must meet flight training, candidatesfor appoint- standards prescribed the An opoprtumty to convert a usec m the oflicers Reserve Corps nating hobby into a Pr0e10?31 0f the army. Age limits will be is now being offered by tne fielu r tween 20 and 26 years. Application new department in an entirely formg and further details of mforma-o- f armyaviatiGii itB will be provided on request by ';tl0n nounced by Colonel Colonel Grey, 223 Ness Building, Salt Lake City. io recruiting chiet in Salt model LaKe aircraft of the growing legion builders and designers, this news will hold more than passing interest Civil Service The war department, according to Sun-Advoc- de-T- Turn Into Hobby Career, be-re- w, Red Reports Americans Returned From European Zone Classified ruvivl : FOR SALE ROUND OAK room table and chairs, porch rock- -, er, lawn mower in A- -l condition, used only one season InquireAcme Cleaners & Tailors, or after 7 00 p m. 303 North 2nd East. ROOM 6 FOR RENT MODERN house, garage, basement. Reason165 So. 2nd East, Puce able. 4-- APART Call 32 FURNISHED FOR RENT ment, Fouts Apartments. BASEMENT RENT FOR apartment, partly furnished quire 150 N 2nd East. modern coops; I t t i i i ; 4 f ' 4 I ) SPEEDY By ! ; i MOTOR ? i j ' t w I i ' VELL, DIDN'T YOU SAY ."STEP ON IDT? Inquire $450 38 PLY SED $495 $403 39 PLY SED $550 $475 39 CHEV SED $625 SED $325 37 BUICK SED 35 FORD SED $250 39 FORD N . 1 &' ocean-goin- 1 g , Quarters, subsistence and medical attention. ly 50 students will beApprox' enrnVuT ,7, September 1, 1941 m theti? course at the St. Elizabeths School of Nursing, WashmgtonT? accrew j I 357 So. Queen Ann Apartments. 1st West, Phone 292-- !C LOCKWOOD PLUS Sun UNFURNISH-e- d FOR RENT basement apartment, modern, newly decorated. Phone 517-- Mon - KID - Tue F. H Gagosian, 407 So. 3rd W. Sun FOR SALE USED BICYCLES, Jr Girls and Boys; also 1939 Norge THE GAMBLE Electric Range STORE, PRICE. SPRING - Mon - Tue CLEAN YOUR FURNACE before you spring clean your house. Call 135 Holland Furnace company. 244 E. 2nd No., Price. FOR RENT 6 ROOM MODERN home; stoker, steam heat, phone 42 or see 327 No 1st West. FOR RENT 107 2 ROOMS, FURNISH-ed- ; bath, water, fuel, furnished. So. 4th East, Price. 2nd HIT D. ne FOR SALE FOUR ROOM FRAME house with half basement. Modern. 32 blocks from center Main street. Sale price $2,300. Reasonable terms. Call THE with Wed 202. WILLIAM BOYD Thu 10c - 10c - 10c - 10c ATTENTION! NATIONAL DEFENSE PRO-gra- means increased buying m pow- Now is the time to establish your own business supplying Consumers with a complete line of nationally known quality household er. BE1 in Old C. MINING MA-chiand 50 K W Generator for A C Machine. Box 106, Rains, Utah. TO TRADE and farm Products. Investigate Write Rawleighs; Dept. HFD; Denver, Colorado. to-da- v. 3- - FOR SALE OR TRADE ranch on Soldier Creek. Call at The 240-AC- ROY ROGERS; Sat - Sun - Mon - T ue 4 BIG DAYS! GEORGE "Qailf" HAYES S PLUS Chapter te. 1 WITHIN "ENEMIES with FOR RENT COMFORTABLE BED-rooin Private home. Outside fighting punch and power! entrance. Gentlemen preferred. Mrs. Matt Warner, 53 So. 2nd East. COAL BOYS JOIN NAVY RENT recruiter B. L. Shuttelsworth, navy . vjj for this area, reported young men from this dlst,L , been enlisted in the navy. Tn are; Bruce Mervin Turbow, Moab, the son of Mrs. oab, 01 Robert Dean Tangren, 17, Lu Mrs. and the son of Mr. Stocks, j, Tangren; Gerry Kenneth Mrad 10 of Moab, the son of Stocks and William Carl Plese. an Kenilworth, son of Mr. . that Katherine Plese. Mr. Shuttlesworth announces, he will be in Price 323in v.. on tne 7th, 8th, and 9th and y Wedneso to Monday through to" the third Monday through n nesday of each month from sie BED-roo- m - Wed Only COALI Lump Domestic 3x8 In. Stove Not $4.00 $4.00 $3.50 $2.50 $4JJ0 Pea Furnace Lump Price, Utah,' Deliveries Phone 335-- J E. K. Olson Thoroughly Reconditioned . Written Guarantee Fc FOR RENT FURNISHED APART-ment- s; individual garages, steam heated. Columbia Apartments, Price. 1 u tolfo & theNEWS with MARGARET BILLY THE IN TEXAS TWO SMALL APART-ment- s. Nicely furnished, clean ROLLER SKATING DAVIS HALL Cleveland, every Wed. and Sat., one session 8 to 11 p. m. TFc 36 FORD I THE TRIAL OF fJlARY DUGAI1 61-- 37 CHEV SED 1 GIltLin FURNISHED and housekeeping rooms, steam heat. 71 North Carbon. Phone J. BUKK SED ... $303 i Fri - Sat Airport Road 14 FOR SALE STORE ROOM (20x30) And 3 living rooms $70 Good material See Mayor Hyde at Helper. FOR i cotton i Thu - Fri - Sat RESIDENCE FINE FOR SALE lots in Price City. quire Highway Service Station. CO. prC 0 0N1 Fc Zoom 36 Tlu tffi FOR SALE HOUSE. LOTS. FIRST class water rights. Fassio Sub. In- REDD : i i V. course with major stoat CoX5: mology is required. Annft ' also have completed 3 search experience 0r 7? of study in the taxonomy of tv, Padjj hymenoptera. ApphcaW acuH on file not later than Apnnnm bt 941 Construction or, $3,800 a year, UmtSst&H time commission. qualify m three optiona?K Hull, machinery, and etertn&'g? tical experience of at least man mechanic grade on the tion of g ed, as well as 4 years nfSL!.s reluir-will be rated as received fit. ther notice. Student nurse, $288 a year u 1 business district. T1 WHAT A USED CAR IT'S BEEM FEEDING ME SO MUCH FRESH AIR I'M AS HUM6RY AS A BOY SCOUT. taon0. LAURENCE CHRISTENSEN Thone 757-J- 2 REDD MOTOR CO.. Price Ut. BOY new P1 as three m ient of 1 , GOOD LOT IN PRICE FOR SALE FOR RENT i y at will be until December 3it rateri Associate entomolomc my, $3,200 a year, ogy and plant of agriculture.quarantine A OR TRADE LOVELY double garage; home; acre ground. SALE FOR In-- I Graduation from an school giving a included certain subjects rt,, Applicants must have reacta?Ti eighteenth but must not havfD Civil service examinations for the their thirtieth birthday. ApnW1 an must be filed not later positions described below were Civil ounced by the United States Full information as to the renn. gervlce commission today. Applica- - ments for these examinations ns wln be accepted at the commis sl0ns. Washington office not later applications forms, may be obh,S than the closing dates specified. The from the Price City post offir salaries are subject to a 3V2 per cent retirement deduction. SEE OLD MEXICO Research chemist, any specialized branch, with salanes ranging from Another Private tour leaving $2,600 to $5,600 a year. Completion of a college course with major April 1st study in chemistry or chemical en- VERY REASONABLE RATE gineering is required, as well as reFARNSWORTH Brothers in professional sponsible experience Salt Lake Cityl chemical investigative work. Quali- - P. O. Box 1584 With experience involv- jied persons Tests Are Announced This Week one-ha- t er ' d. sister-in-la- he ing the use of recently devcl claimed techniques in loped s5ch are urged to ch,etIUcal For High Quality Coal Call Fidell, Helper 65 Our Coal Is Guaranteed WIWP BROS PBESMTS . we mitnm PROGRAM tvt arden ON THE STAGE THE GREAT ZOGI MAGIC AND SPOOK SHOW KIWANIS RADIO The Helper Kiwanis club sent a program over the inter radio hookup Saturday at Earl Acord, principal of the two Gate school, will interview enlP . on the subject of finding These programs are sponsre Provo Kiwanis club and 0 s wanis clubs throughout the invited to participate. |