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Show SECOND SECTION Page Nine 9, 1943 fjdayTPtember Thirty-Thre- twenty years ago from the Files of The Sun and The C. M. be-we- en Neus-AJtoc- ate 0 Mrs. Bruce Bogarte of Dallas, Robinett will Texas, who has been visiting at Miss Marguite for Boulder, Color- the home of her father, E. A. Howleave Monday will enter the uni- ard, at Huntington, the past eight ado, where she for a year's weeks, spent a few days this week Culorado of versity at the home of her cousin, H. V. work. Leonard. She left for Dallas, Wedo nesday afternoon. A baby gill arrived at the home Gibbs Mrs. and Henry of Mr. J. W. Hammond left Saturday Tuesday night. for Adair, Iowa, to visit relatives. 0 He will be in the east three weeks. Worth Wright came down from Mrs. Hammond is in the Carbon Idaho Springs, Idaho, for a weeks County Abstract office during Mr. visit at the L. L. Andrews home. Hammonds absence. o and Mis. Jack Foy and baby Sunday morning for a visit of o, week s with relatives in Utah. Thirty Five Yctirs Mr. left two AC Mon-ticell- (Editors note: The following article was submitted to us by C. E. Beveridge, division engineer of the Utah Railway at Martin. The story appeared in the Railway Age. Mr. Barnett, prior to going into service was an engineer on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad from Salida, Colorado, to Helper, and is well known in this section): Back in the roundhouse and yards of Colorado he was Red to engineers and other fellow railroaders. But he was Lieutenant Colonel Edward T. Barrett, of the army transportation corps, when he took a blS chew cf tobacco and climbed into the cab of a wheezy narrow-gag- e locomotive in Al-ne- Sei'ia- Am-Glend- en 1100-typ- e, two-mont- ment of United States infantry, in a dark night on a strange desert. That regiment needed ammunition if it was to escape slaughter. Rolling ten cars of the badly needed ammunition, Red" started out along two rusty streaks, called rails in Algeria, to locate fellow Americans hiding in fox holes under heavy enemy fire. Red hadnt intended to dothis job at all. He had landed with a company from a transportation corps military railway battalion, at the tiny port of Arzew, near Oran, to size up available rolling stock. But he had no sooner landed when a motorcycle courier chugged to the pier and reported the regiments plight. Ammunition 'had been hastily transferred from two American cargo ships. A little coal, and more cork, had been thrown on the tender for fuel. The Bairett train red-heade- Buy More War Bonds j Both Bond and Stamps on Sala at Sava Ration Points! CANNING & COOK BOOK - t SCHRAMM . SAVE 15 Per Cent CASH and CARRY o Miss Bessie M. The Only Cleaning Plant Id Carbon County Equipped Witl AUTOMATIC CLEARIFICA-TION- , FILTER DISTILLATION CONTINUED ATION AND Sell Us Your Wire Hangers 3 Dozen for 50c Perry of Chicaarrived in Price this week to assume the office management of the Raven Mining company. She is related to Lowell P. Lindley, the general manager of the company, and comes to this section principal- ly for her health. The lady sue- ceeds A. H. Hunten as forwarding agent. go ' o Phone 3 v y' y' y' y' y' $ y' y' y' y y' y' y' yv $ DADDY! $ .A. ' A ....1 ,X. A.. li ittle boy, your Daddy made the mistake y' y' y' y' y' y' y' y' y' y' y' $ y' y' y' y' y' y' $ y' y' y y' of driving his far without protection. R you do not have public liainsurance you are bility iv king the loss of your drivers license, your certificate of registration and license plates. Why not see or call your Farmer Insurance man today? 3t. Greet To Be Without Automobile Insurance FARMERS new low Mrs. Jennie Branch Thomas of Pueblo, Colorado, is visiting with relatives in Price. rcte For S.VOO property o a:!t"e and Tillie Hesselberg leaves next Tuesday for Northampton, Massachusetts, where she will school for the coming y again enter year. Miss SlO.COO bodily o Frank N. Cameron of Dawson, New Mexico, has opened an office in the new Judge building at Salt Lake City. His specialty will be the examination of coal properties. He still retains connection with the Dawson Fuel company. Insurance NATIONAL STANDARD PROTECTION iysetM Of yH1se ED. R. HAUSEN 278 No. 1st. East Price. Utah V! Samuel Naylor was here Sunday, lor a few days visit before returning to going to Cleveland Ph.658 j n 3C . JC3 ILJ 1 yv? their 3:M' NEW LARGER ROLLS Omit 3). f Higheet Quality) TABLETS, Pharmacy has kept abreast of medical science in serving mankind. 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R. C. Watkins, architect for the ing. court house, was down from Provo G DEMAND FOR STRAW last Friday, checking up the work with Contractor Ryland. He is1 Farmers in the straw very well pleased with the pro- - areas will be urged to make manufac-- ! to strawboard available so far there made, gress although Price, Utah has been considerable delay ow- -. turers to enable them to keep up for shiping to the slowness in the arrival with haevy requirements ping containers for military forces and essential civilian uses. The yVVVWV y War Production board is cooperating with the War Food administration in a program designed to increase straw collection in midwest-er- n states. Due to heavy rains and flood conditions this spring, much of the available straw crop was destroyed. State and county war You Drive boards are expected to assist strawboard manufacturers in locating available straw. Any straw-produci- JOHNSON - MODESS NAPKINS qualified for the U. E. army air force for aviation cadet training at the aviation cadet examining board, Newark, New Jersey, He is a graduate of Carbon jun- -, ior college and was a member of the baseball team. At the present time he is station- ed in New Jersey awaiting trans- fer to the air force for cadet train- - QUALITY Dry Cleaners RESERVED TO LIMIT o a Special! Save over 10 ! day. Ensign Rcy Thompson, U. S. navy, has a service record of 16 Mrs. R. C. Reed left last week o years, and is believed to be on duty for a two months visit with relatMaisson has resigned somewhere on the Atlantic. The Charley ives in Los Angeles, California. his position at the depot as oper-- 1 other navy man is Radioman Ralph She will dt end convention of aor an(j wjj g0 to Tucker to act Thompson, . who served aboard the the merican Legion Auxiliary, as as soon as he can be re- - U. S. cruiser Helena until it was agent which will be held in San Franclieved here. sunk in July. His parents were isco the latter part of October. o overjoyed when they received Mrs. Reed is vice president of the Professor Wayne Johnson has word he was safe and unharmed, Utah federation of the Auxiliary. rented the Frank Mclntire home in Master Sergeant C. (Don) G. Price and will move his family Thompson is stationed with the here in about a month. Mrs. John- - army finance division in Indiana. son and babe are visiting at pres- He enlisted in the service in Febent in Mapleton, her former home. ruary, 1941. Sergeant Frank o Thompson, who enlisted in May, Miss Henrietta Marsing of Price 1942, is stationed at Wendover. A fifth son, Bryan Thompson, and James Crosby of Sunnyside man from the first have been presented with free an scholarships at the University of World War, is employed with the Utah on recommendation of Coun- King Mine preparation plant. ty Superintendent of School Mar-cuse- n. RIGHT Formerly ey T . 4 AW S WALGREEN n Hiawatha Four Military Services hs d, 3 WAR LOAN DRIVE New equipment on the Denver and Rio Grande is expected to arrive this week. This consists of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Smith were six freight engines of the latest Mrs. Price viMti.rs Wednesday. design. They were made at the sumbeen Smith has spending the locomotive works. Schenectady mer months with her sifter at VerThe engines are known on the road traMr. has been while Smith nal, as the this beirg the velling m the interests of an oil serial number of the engines. They Couple At company. have just been released from the Have Sons In Burnham shops at Denver. After Mrs. E. L. Andrews left Thurs- being leaded. Each engine weighs visit ltwo huncjrecj an(j dayeverung for a twenty thousand inMarvsu e and St. Joseph, Mis- - p0undS- The locomotives were put Having four sons in the armed soiiri. Sue was joined at Price by t0 work at Denver and are now en- is the record of Mr. and Mrs. forces her dauahtei-in-laMrs. Charles route Fred Thompson of Hiawatha. Two trains. long hauling freight Andrews oi Los Angeles, who are for use. between Helper, are with the army, stationed in the . n AmnnntnJ United States, and two are with the navy, one serving on the AtGeorge A. Wootton was down lantic and the other on the Pafrom Salt Lake on business Moncific coast. o th - Only three nights before, erican troops had landed on the North African coast, to oust the German invaders. At the moment Reds job was to rescue a regi- - i Blunder Will Not Be Repeated crew ninety per cent recruited In spite of a 1944 program defrom ' American railroads was greatest food running through the night without signed to achieve the good S. U. in history, a sign of lights. production can be The hogger hung out of his cab soil conservation practice declared Judge window peering into the inky followed, recently adminisHis fireman made Marvin Jones, War Food blackness. Jones said, trator. Thus, Judge with steam first with coal, then the avoid can S. tragic U. the cork, which wasnt so bad. Train- blunder of the other war when land men, rifles in hand, looked for the was plowed up without regard to worst. and the soil was allowfitness its Four miles from Arzew a voice ed to wash and blow away without hailed the hogger from the dark- - any adequate means to prevent it. ness. Halt, it commanded in That blunder, Judge Jones promblessed American English. The ised, will not be repeated. train stopped under enemy fire. American soldiers jumped out of fox holes, ran to the freight cars, shots missed. When the train safely reached broke open the ammunition cases Arzew somebody asked Colonel and effectively replied. do when At daylight, with all cars un Barrett, What did you came at Italians the you? back loaded, the little train headed We just pulled the throttle opTwo airplanes toward Arzew. resuddenly appeared right overhead en and highballed for home, the identification tought, British bore plied They marks, but they were Italian. They sometime division engineer from came down low and sprayed Col- high and mighty Colorados main onel Barrett and his crew with line railroad. The Trackwalker. machine gun bullets, but all the Barnett Brings Up The Ammunition Red Emery A total of twenty-seve- n draftees and six volunteers left Emery county last Saturday for induction into the military services. They are as follows: John H. Howard, Peter P. Jones, William Hugh Fish, Van Johnson Gardner, Leon Leonard, Aaris E. Young, Waller W. Craiga, John G. Mills, Edward J. Bnnkerhoff, Earl J. Hunt, all of Huntington; Richard P. Bedier, Leland S. Swasen, Jack W. Petersen, James F. Petersen, John L. Chidester and Clyde L. Scarlett of Green River. Robert H. Lamph, Douglas V. Tucker, Lee T. McMullin and Cecil L. Dalton of Cleveland; Bill Ken-- ! Harold, Glendon J. Guymon, Sherril Snow, Kirk M. Curtis, S. Jewkes and Bryant T. Jewkes, Orangeville; Ralph H. Peterson, David M. Dennison and Magnuson Paul, Castle Dale; Glen Swasey, Jack C. Bailey, Ferron; Garth M. Williams, Emery; Robert M. Delbert Blackburn, Riley, Clawson. Six other Emery youths, who have recently become 18 years of age, have registered with the Emery selective service board. They are Alma J. Marsing, Green River; Soren F. Cox, Huntington; Boyd C. Jacobsen. Emery; Guy L. Hersh, Emery; Delyle Larsen, Cleveland; Hugh F. Behling, Ferron, and James C. Moore, Green River. summer. place e Men Inducted Into Services Last Week Dr. John M. Simpkins was in Price today on his way to Salt Lake City for a short visit. Dr. Simpkins is now stationed at Fort Lyons, Colorado, and during his seven weeks leave of absence has been spending four weeks in relieving Dr. Templeton at Hiawatha. He has practiced in Hiawatha previous to his work there this Stringham children arrived home last Sdav from their motor trip to four pacific coast. They spent shores of the eeks along the Lhty deep, visiting points Poitland, Oregon, and Long and arrived in Beach California, return trip in the on Salt Lake of Mrs. 7e to attend the wedding took which sister, Strmgham's in the capitol last week. Mr and Mrs. SECOND SECTION un-Advoca- te 7c SAFE TIDY DEODORANTS Liquid Cream, Powder. Year Choice at. . . . IVJ "V vAAAAAAAAAAATa j ! QUIIIDAIJA . ForAth. fetas Foot. S IC735 JJ f J Carbon and Mann Pi?8g3 ) ;v VM s'S I-- |
