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Show unAdvocate SECOND section yjr13 194i years ago TWENTY and Mrs. Tb Sam amd FBt tfm Stanley Cook from with A visited last week rela-atFairvi- ew and children with her are visiting Hptoer a ranch in Colorado miles out from Grand ur, Glen Ballinger Jlorty ,'jaction. 0 of Co-1- 1 George O. Homer but formerly from Price, ta, tomorrow for for a visit there by with relatives and Minne-Minneso- to leave 5 dose jiffids. and Mrs. Ed Virden of Price, by the children, are for Missouri. leave next Sunday state is their former to be absent jsithey expect Price Youth Graduates School Lunches From Gunnery School Will Get Sugar For Jams, Jellies Corporal Henry G. Mathis, son of home about Tk NivvUara(i and Mrs. of Mrs. SECTION Pace Nina gar will be issued for each two Added Mr. and Mrs. George M. Mathis, Revised allowance of sugar to son, returned to her home at the Price, was graduated last week Sanpete county town last week af- from the AAF training command's institutional users" for use In ter two years teaching in Hawaii. flexible gunnery school at Buck- home canning may affect school ingham Field near Fort Myers, lunch programs where the schools are registred with OPA as instituFlorida. Now qualified as an aerial gun- tional users, Gomer Peacock, chairhe will soon become a mem- man of the Carbon county war ner, R. B. Morrison of Helper had ber of the army air forces bomber price and rationing board said tobusiness in Price Friday. crews. He will receive his crew day. In such cases, the chairman Thomas Fouts spent several days training at an operational training field in the United States then go said, "the canning activities are ofin Salt Lake City last week on legoverseas. Hundreds of gunners ten carried on during the summer al business. are graduated each week from the in a school or community canning center with the of local woMrs. A. R. Throckmorton return- huge gunnery school near Fort My- men. Fruit and help to be ers where the shooting ranges from vegetables ed Satruday morning from a skeet a shotgun to firing from canned are usually raised by the with months visit in Denver and other a power operated turret in the school, or donated from the surplus Colorado points. She reports a huge bombers over the Gulf of of victory gardens. Beginning this very enjoyable vacation. Friday, July 14, sugar allotments Mexico. to schools for canning activities Corporal Mathis entered the will be for George N. Hill of Wellington was jams, preserves and army one year ago, having been in Price yesterday. a material checker for Allen & marmalades, one pound of sugar for each pound of prepared fruit A son was bom Sunday to Mr. Garcia Construction company, and juice. For jellis, one pound of su had also armament completed the and Mrs. Will Mclntire. school at Lowry Field, Colorado. Harold Nelms is back from an His brother, Master Sergeant Robextended visit to reservation ert S. Mathis is in the army. Thirty Years Ago F. E. Stover, par-,,- ts J. A. Judy, and the Belch- -, atter's sister, Mrs. Edward for last Wednesday Price jgft points. rsno, California, where they are Mae Mathis Receives returninbefore time some ospend Mrs. R. E. Cloward and children St. at homes Louis, are g to their expected to return this evening tosouri. They are very much from a five weeks visit with relawith Utah. tives at Monroe. The promotion of Mae E. Mathis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James vis-e- d Mrs. C. R. Fahring of Price A son was bom last Friday to Johnstone, Dragerton, from second last week with her mother, to first lieutenant in the army Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Shiner. Andrew Lasson, over at Fair-enurse corps, is announced by ColoLasHer sister, Miss Cleone A. E. Johnson and wife, late of nel L .R. Poust, commanding offiProvo, have taken up their resi- cer of Hammond General hospital, dence in this city, Mr. Johnson be- Modesto, California, where Lieuing the new musical instructor for tenant Mathis is stationed. the Carbon county high school. Commissioned as a second lieutenant December 4, 1942, her tour p. SET CEILING PRICES ON of active duty included Stockton 23 MAKES OF USED CARS Field, and Mather California, Field, also in the Golden state. She NETWORK Price control for used cars is came to Hammond General hosgood news for many farm fam- pital last April 28. ilies. Passenger cars are part of A graduate of Mount Pleasant our national transportation system, school, she attended Denver high and this is particularly true of the Prior to her entrance rural areas. The family car is of- University. into the army nurse corps, she had ten the only way to get supplies completed three years training at from farm to market. Salt Lakes Holy Cross hospital. Prices of used cars, for which there have been no ceilings until FORMER BUSINESS MAN now, have lately risen to a point where many farmers who needed VISITOR HERE; SON IS NOTED BALL PLAYER this transportation could not afford it. Ceilings will go into efStandard of California Price business fect July 10 and will cover 23 An early-da- y makes and more than 6,000 models. man, one who took up his resi dence in Carbon county shortly after the turn of the century, C. A. Franks, currently a resident of Salt Lake City, was a visitor here recently for the first time in many years. Since leaving here more than twenty years ago, Mr. Franks had visited Price only once, stopping here briefly while on a motor trip in 1930. He operated a photographic shop in Price for seven years, having previously been engaged in the same line of business at Sunnyside for four years. He first came to Carbon county in 1902, locating at Castle Gate. He is the father of Herman L. Franks, former Brooklyn National League baseball catcher who is now a lieutenant (jg) in the navy, located currently at Norfolk, Virginia. Young Franks started his ball playing here, going to the Pacific Coast League and then to St. Louis and subsequently to Brooklyn, playing with the latter club when it won the worlds series. GENUINE REGISTERED The senior Franks is considering locating in Price again. Mr SECOND Safety Program For Carbon Mine, Says pounds of prepared fruits or one pint of fruit juice. For fruit butters, users may get one pound of sugar for eaech two pounds of prepared fruit pulp. For other fruit uses, the allotment continues essentially unchanged one pound of sugar for each four quarts or eight pounds of finished fruit. There is no change in the sugar allotment for home canning use. Inasmuch as the school lunch program, not able to do their own canning, often depend upon donations of home canned fruit, OPA reminds those who wish to make such donations that each member of the family may give away as many as 100 quarts of home canned food ration free. Report Inspector By Better ventilation, more care in timbering, adequate clearance along haulageways, and an organized safety program were recommended for the Hudson coal company's Sweet mine at National, in a federal coal mine inspection report made public today by Dr. R. R. Sayers, director of the bureau of mines. Inspected recently by bureau representative James Westfield, this Carbon county mine employs 48 men and produces about 250 tons of coal daily, Dr. Sayers informed Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes. facilities Leaky County Commissioners Meetfnx should be repaired to help increase County commissioners will hold the volume of air in working session places, the inspector said, and he their second next Thursday, July 20. An eve- also proposed safeguards for the ning meeting is scheduled, starting ventilating fan and changes to preat 7:30 oclock. vent exhaust air from being drawn into the mine through the manway. Additional timbering was recom Columnar pads at The air-cours- ing semi-month- ly mended In working places to help reduce accidents, and Westfield said that the fragile, dangerous roof should frequently by the vibration method. Other recommendations called for the use of more water and rock' dust to control the coal dust hazard, separate transportation of explosives and detonators, use of perg missible units, fuse and . ground circuit protection for all electrical equipment, guards for. and moving machine exposed parts, wearing of special safety , shoes by workers, first-ai- d and training; and establishment of a safety organization. Among existing safety practices and conditions commended were the preshift examination of tire mine which is classed nohgassy, an accurate system, a no smoking rule, use of permissible electric cap lamps and permissible explosives, wearing of special protective hats, and construction of a new cinder-bloc- k building for tarnsformers. shot-firin- mine-resc- ue checking-in-and-o- ut mums FOR VICTORY Lieutenant Promotion D D D D MJY ed (J CLlCLHCft 9:30 RIGHT fSZino-Pad- s 31c LOWELL FOOT POWDER Soothes, cools NEWS TIME FAMED SHOE WHITENER Something to DEPEND on ? 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