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Show A IL THE Page Ten ONI COST" ONI COVXKAOI, Tmunidav Br The CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at tke post office at Price, Utah, as second class matter under act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rate $2.M yearly in Utah; $3.00 yearly outside state. HAL G. MacKNIGHT, J. VLAHOVICH, Publishers MEMPFR STATE PkiSS $ v'h ' r Hi l; v, ASSOCIATION - NATIONAL DITOFU AI Thursday, May PRICE, UTAH io ay decora-seaso- 9U-d- ay CARD OF TlIAViro We wish to express appreciation for the dences of friendship tS7 pathy and for the beauS offerings following the a Cor our beloved husband o, brother, Charlie NitWjf was killed in the Sunny!last week. -, MRS. CHARLIE NlITwn AND family n, n. ed 90-d- ay 1- WE WERENT TO ELAME i N V-- pain-hunch- UTAH ' ed as three Russian inmates charged them. POINT SYSTEM JO Memherc ITrcfpH Utah Duck Hunters The MPs stopped the brawl. One of their--, FOR SOLDIERS Shoot Continue Buying Ask 90-Dguards wept. His nose bled. IS IN EFFECT They were told to go into the stinking shed Seeing to gain a more fair huntand they did, walking by the lime-eate- n of representatives ing season, A plan to discharge 1,200,000 bodies, moving with the fascinated slowness Victory in Europe has been several prominent northern Utah was disclosed by officials E of sightseers, at this curious wake. won. with soldiers last. day has come at duck clubs, meeting recently war The into which Hitler plung-- 1 Tom Main, general manager of of the United States army this The SS guards proclaimed their innocence ed the order to take Ducks Unlimited (Canada) and week. A total of 85 points, based as though they had rehearsed the speech and freedom world infrom away everybody Ross Leonard, state fish and game' on length of service, overseas and the hysteria of their plea sounded comical. but Nazi Germans is over. There director, agreed that a combat duty, parenthood, A 1 toltions Belgian prisoner, hobbling will still be much fighting against and wounds, are the mini-JaOct. from running on broomstick legs and speaking in a voice desperate guerrilla bands, and 1 mum great-points of eligibility, 1, would benefit the that seemed lost in his rope-thi- n throat, said many of our fighting men in Eu- est number of Utah hunters. The army plans to discharge he had watched them club two men to death. rope must still lose their lives, The sportsmen pointed out thatjmen uncjer this point system is at but the world last Utah hunters werent ing the next 12 months and more southern At the grill in the field the citizens of Ohr- from the Nazi menace. break when the sea- - j.lter. It applies to soldiers in all a fair given druf examined the mechanism which turned too late and that nor- - theaters. Immediate eligibility, is and not son opened yet conquered Japan the burning bodies over the spruce logs. They there were p is still a tremendous mop-u- them hnuters deprived of however, does not insure immed- journeyed to the vast pit where a leg stuck too early. iate discharge. And any man, even closed it to The be when done in shooting job Europe. out of rain watered lagoon of blood. courage, patience and superb Hence, they believe the though he has enough credits for They listened while Col. Sears told them fighting qualities of our sons and season with the dates of Oct. - discharge, will be kept in the in the fighting forces! Jan. 1 to be most effective for vjcc jf his work is deemed vital they were members of the party who had to the war against Japan. The sanctioned this. War criminals must be tried must still be: backed up on the! all concerned. home front. This is no time fori At the same time, the sportsmen navy js not affected, for these murders, the colonel said. us to buying war bonds. For discussed the possibility of forcing oiilts Are Tallied: But this was not their guilt, the citizens many quit . .. , months yet ahead of us, we the federal government to open jjow , Poin or of Ohrdruf explained. They had never shot a must help to meet the payrolls and the marshes at Bear river refuge, man or burned one or used a club. Yes, they to pay the food and supply bills of to more extensive hunting. They 'lce since ep 1 were of the same political faith as the exe- those great fighters of whom we reasoned that the ducks, which point additional for each of overseas service since most the 'month of on so are are from of work cutioners. They prospered the protected justly proud. de, freez-Sept. 16, 1940 computed from these slaves. This camp was in their town I therefore urge all loyal CIO marsh, will not leave until o ie urn. U. P fiom will go then and sets parture in, but they had never come here before this members to maintain and increase ing a e pp i on to Mexico, depriving; 5 points for eac day. Therefore, the citizens said they were their war bond purchases. It is straight star. best of the Utahns hunting. important that as the boys begin blameless. 5 points for each wound. titions are being prepared to bring back from Europe streaming 5 points for each decoration. to a head. But, were they? issue this as and later will i Iiiuid Event E, u MM ! f mt-Aiumr- atr OM MWMAril, SUN-ADVOCAT- H ser-broth- 12 18 points for each up to a limit of three No extra credit ing been lfder is given a prisoner of war PROFESSIONAL Frank B. Hanson attorney at law 2, Si,va RXand OHRDRUF, Germany The mayor of Ohr-drdid not come back today to the concentration camp on the hill above his town. He Phone Price 39 had seen what was behind the vines of Dick Mitchell, Embalm, barbed wire yesterday. Last night he hangand Funeral Director ed himself. Jensen & Frandsen But all those who became big and rich Attorneys At Law under Pascism today stood in the filthy street Price Utah between the shacks of this community of found All a had who those Nazism propain. Wallace Mortuary suits. fitable faith came in their well-cLicensed Funeral Director and Fmhatmer At the end of the street lay the 30 bodies shortly they of the murdered labor slaves. Behind the barback from the Pacific, This story should be required reading for the coming VFW 1049 vrv racks stacked in a shed were 40 more people of this country if they begin to feel a little! they find a maximum number of for the poor Gormans. The article was tak-- ! War Bonds piled up to await their: CARS FOR UTAH IN MAi corpses. Around the bend of the return and to help the difficult road was the pyre of railroad ties where the en from the army newspaper, The toStars an dStripes, his sister, Mrs. change-ovwas sent by Bert Dusserre to a peacetime basis. Only six new 1942 cars were bones and ashes lay in the and R. T. Mitchell. Bert was in active duty durmg the Therefore, hold on to the war allocated to Utah for the month was rain. a the great crossing of the Rhine river under General Patton, bonds grill Beyond sprinkling you have already bought, 0f May. This is the same number pit where 2,000 lay buried after being beatIncrease your payroll allotment as was allocated in April. At the en, starved and shot to death by their Nazi and buy as many more as you last county only three new 1942 A STATEMENT OF POLICY conquerors. can. cars remained in Utahs stockpile. PHILLIP MURRAY One was said by escaped inmates to be an Eligible drivers will have to go Some people have asked us why we did out of the state for their new cars American paratrooper, an American flier or not run a special edition, with pictures, huwhen these are sold. It becomes Pole civilian. No one was man interest an American-bor- n scare headlines and Whitebill New Name increasingly important that motorstories, 1 certain. But in that horrible bivouac sprawled boldface type on the mine disaster at Sunny-sid- e and cars their ists watch carefully For Mudhen Ducks make minor and German political prisoners, German-Jew- s in which twenty-thre- e men lost their repairs at once. citizens from all the countries the Nazis have lives last week. For years, hunters have shot the FACTORY TO YOU! invaded. These things could have been done, of coot or mudhen and then tossed Shoe Stamps For be will shoe Col. Hayden Sears, of Boston, commander Two valid stamps with considerable effort, but the the waterfowl away in disgust, American civilians repatriof CCB, 4th Armored Div. told them why course, main reason was that this paper does not despite opinions of experts that given ated from enemy prison camps as as was edible the mudhen any they were here on this hill. trafeel that it is necessary play up human upon their arrival in this country, While you spoke of your culture this was gedy to sell papers. The story itself was of other duck. the OPA stated. Many civilians Ducks of recent a At meeting going on in your country, said Sears, a vital interest to people here most of the .Unlimited, according to informa-- 1 released from internment camps; Week! man with a big voice he men having relatives and friends all over the State Fish'do not have any shoes and are' the received ,tion by made deliberately small. You people sup- county. Their grief is real and we fail to see and Game department, the sports- - therefore eligible for special shoe SEE REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST ported a government that supported this kind why the minute personal details of the acci- men voted to change the common rations under the provision that of business. Out of decency we shall leave dent should be given scarehead publicity, name of mudhen to whitebill, any person not owning two pair HERE FOR EYE EXAMINATION! the women here. which in many cases invaded the realm of and as such, the coot is expected of wearable or repairable shoes to join the other waterfowl on may apply for an extra stamp, They trudged up the street, their women personal privacy. By leaving airplane stamps two the average bill of fare. in a whispering knot behind them, and now The metropolitan press blew up the disand three in war ration book shown have the; Investigations there was mud on their shining shoes. They aster with all the gory and intimate details mudhen and or whitebill does not three, both the came to the tangle of bodies. included which is one way to sell papers eat fish and mud as commonly the local board will be saved a lot The living looked at the dead and the dead to the morbidly curious and thus establish suspected, but that its diet is as of trouble. Boards must obtain stared back at them and there was no sound a higher circulation base to get more money clean as any ducks. So its white-bil- approval from the deputy admindead were wasted for advertising. That is their policy, but it on the hill. The open-eye- d now, brother, and any duffer istrator for rationing to leave the -J-flODRM OPIICAI Offices MOUGHOllTJHE WEST stamps in the book. should get a bag of them. and were sticks is not Their of this newspaper. the policy by starvation. thighs the flesh was as thin and flabby as muslin. We will continue to live among these peo- LOOSE CIGARETTES MUST Speedbnll pen points at The 31 East Main In Price You wondered why it had been necessary ple affected, and we think we will retain their NOT BE SOLD BY RETAILER to shoot them. They would have died from respect and good-wil- l, as well as that of the malnutrition in a few days. It seemed im- mining companies, if we treat the tragedy Retail sales of loose cigarettes possible that this wasted cluster of corpses as a straight news story, reporting the facts of any brand are now prohibited could have ever been considered enemies of as near as possible with as little fanfare as by the OPA. Also from May 12 ; to November 12, 1945, retailers d these people from the town at possible. who formerly sold two packs of the bottom of the hill. At the present time, three investigations economy per sale may Hitler would not have this, said an old are being carried on to try to ascertain the now makecigarettes single package sales, disease-withered man with a reason or blame for the explosion. The re- thus permitting wider distribuprofile. tion. The current shortage of He was the rich man in Ohrdruf, where sults of this inquiry will be published in standard brands resulted in a in full detail. only the prisoners of the camp knew want. among some retailers to tendency Above the camp on another hill, a symbol of We think this is the function of the counAfter more than 40 years of leadership in producing quality loose. Twenty cigsell cigarettes he to was his loyalty the party, the castle press, and it is one reason why it main- arettes sold one by one cost the try had built since he had been rewarded with tains a personal tie with the people that the consumer 20 cents. motor oil, Utah Oil Refining Company now brings you its greatest Todays procirculation-promotinwar contracts for his paint factory. g (at anybodys expense) hibition is aimed at eliminating achievement. Two of the SS guards of the camp scream- - dailies will never gain to any extent. unnecessarily high prices. uf MitehdTFufH: . . ut lime-devour- fire-blacken- ed ju-sorr- , r y ENJOY er VISUAL COMFORT ed GLASSES great-shoulder- Nothing ed Downsl A idL ls at ALWAYS GOOD well-fleshe- this-pape- r lletifteir BUY WAR BONDS 3 motor oils ... 3 prices new VICO, in cans or bulk, 30c a quart Ensign (formerly Vico), in bulk, 25c a quart Quaker State, in cans or bulk, 35c a quart. - n -- Prevailing price .: i To have and to hold 1 Call or See Your Nearest Utah Oil Refining Company Distributor, Station or Dealer L'S h ; ? COCA-COL- i jO 1945 Th. C-- Co. A plvi BOTTLING COMPANY gup iB qnin dtiTffi. Mmvico |
