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Show THE Page Twelve Oak Leaf Clusters Awarded Two Carbon Air Force Officers RAILROAD HOUSES GET FACES LIFTED Master Sergeant David E. Thayne, flight chief, and Sergeant Joseph L Oviatt, radio mechanic, both of Price, each is entitled to wear an oak leaf cluster on his distinguished unit badge, signify-- 1 ing that his 320th bomb group, now engaged in disarming the German air force and neutralizing the aircraft industry in the area, has twice received the highest citation the piesident of the United States Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mackey and daughter Ethel of Butte, Montana here at the spent tiie week-en- d home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wil- liams. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Jones of Castle Gate were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Staley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skufca, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gorishek, Walter Waklee, John Bezlack, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swomi weie all callers in Price Monday. Vast improvements in housing accommodations for Rio Grande Bud Strang and Lawrence Anemployes are progressing rapidly at several points on the system, in- - derson motored to Salt Lake City eluding Helper and Soldier Summit, Utah, and Bond and Tennessee Monday to eniist in the merchant Pass, Colo. The major project is that at Helper, where 68 company marine. cottages are being completely remodeled and renovated, and the latest Mrs. Gussie Tucker, Ruby Hark-ne- ss plumbing and electrical fixtures installed. Upper left shows one of and mother, Mrs. Martha the old structures, upper right, the same type of house after the re- Harkness have returned home afmodeling was completed. Lower left, four of the company cottages ter spending several days with moved to the main street at Helper, before remodeling work had relatives in Spnngville. started. Lower right, a view of the newly completed Rio Grande Mrs. Arvilla King was hostess depot at Helper. at a bridge party held at her home Monday evening. Ladies who enjoyed the affair were: Mrs. Mary DEADLINE FOR AUTO Skufca, Mrs. Shirley Malaska, Mrs. INSPECTION PASSES Gussie Tucker, Mrs. Leda Strang, Be By Mrs. Beulah Clark, Mrs. Ida Stone Although clearly in violation of and Ruby Harkness. Refreshments Utahs motor vehicle inspection were served. Mrs. Skufca won code, the 50,000 motorists driving of federal restrictions first and third prizes and Mrs. Relaxing arbe cars not will uninspected won the second prize. shipping has made it Tucker rester until the road commission on inter-cit- y Mrs. Louis Bezyack and Mr. and for State Utah the Fair takes action on a request to ex- possible Betty, Beverly and daughters, tend the deadline from Aug. 15 association to schedule a victory Patsy, and Bobby were visiting 3 to 11, here with relatives exposition September to Sept. 11. Tuesday. of the that will be Katherine Morley of Spring-vill- e The extension was requested last entire state. representative the Plans for annual is visiting here with her sisTuesday and has yet to be ac- event on this widened scale are beMrs. June Stilson. ter, to P. or denied, cepted according to completion. Frank Gorishek was a business state ing pushedandrapidly L. Dow, superintendent, are caller in Salt Lake City Tuesday. exhibits Products special highway patrol, who said he had being solicited for entry in the Mrs. Ruth Madsen and daughsuspended the dead line until great annual display of wealth and ters of Salt Lake City are visiting the road commission acts. progress. Prospective exhibitors here at the home of her parents, are invited to write Sheldon R. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Anderson. Beverly Bezyack of Helper is Brewer, secretary -- manager, Salt here at the home of her visiting .Lake City, for the 1945 premium aunt, Mrs. Gertha Shivers. list or for special information. Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. Mirintha Jorgensen of Price spent a couple days visiting here il$ i. Victory Exposition To Held Utah State Fair Group LEARN TO FLY NOW! At Carbon County Airport student instruction and charter trips are flown in worlds best for mountain flying the Taylorcraft, and priced at standard rates. C. A. A. physical examination and flight requirements have been lowered. Approved by both federal government and state of Utah. Every student insured against injury. for appointPhone 14R-1- 1 ment. Visitors are always welcome. All light-airpla- ne Valley Air Service of Utah E. L. DAVIS Instructor and Operator PRICE, UTAH A Surplus Airplane Tires and Tubes On Sale By U. S. Army Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Peterson first time for everyTheres thing. Now, there is a first in. and son Larry and Mrs, Lizzie the history of the office of surplus j Whalen of Salt Lake City were property, which is arranging to visitors here Wednesday and sell all new airplane tires Mrs. Ben Hclsten and tubes-- for ground and off the road sons of Salt Lake Clty spent a ,usf, days here with Mr. Hel- These airplane tires and tubes couple mother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank stens which will be sold nation-wid- e Helsten of Carbonville spent Wed-wi- ll be of particular interest in'nesday here visiting with them, all farming areas because they are! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Majmk and for use on such ground types of son Paul and Olga Smodey of Hia- -j vehicles as farm machinery, pas- - vvatha were visiting with friends Thursday, senger cars, trucks, farm wagons .here Mr- and and the like. They will be sold Mrf; Dean Tomlln an(d ,gues f only to tire manufacturers, whole- - sn.,Dlck Mrs. Matt Koski and of Mr. a andThd salers and dealers for distribution to the public. Declared surplus by the navy, the tires and tubes will be sold during August. mmr daughter Thursday. Mrs. Caroline Morgan and son Max have returned home after spending several days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emrys Morgan and son of Martin. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. King and son, A. C., Mrs. Rose Koski, Mrs. Irene Luke, Lois Sillitoe, Colleen Helsten and Agnes Sillitoe were callers in Price and Helper Friday. Mrs. Louise Poulsen and Jake Hakalo have motored to Salt Lake City to spend a few days. Mrs. Bets Green, who has been the house guest of Mrs. Henrietta Helsten for the past several weeks. HEAT tees four-pow- B-- better has left for Los Angeles before returning to her home in Chicago. Robert Maine accompanied her as far as Helper. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Clark were callers out-of-to- It ON HOMES the week . Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Davis, Mrs. Paul Hiano and son Larry, and Mrs. Lucille Robeitson of Helper weie guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Wednesday. Bill Stone of LaGrande, Oregon is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stone and brothers, Bob and Jim. Mr. and Mis. Ross Van Wagenen and son Buddy are vacationing in, Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Mrs. Helen Christensen and children of Salt Lake City are visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gussie Shivers. Mrs. Beulah Claik entertained the Sewing club ladies at her home Friday evening. Ladies who en- joyed the affair were: Mrs. Gussie1 Tucker, Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas, Ruby Harkness, Mrs. Mary Skufca, Mrs. Arvilla King, Mrs. Leda Strang, Mrs. Ida Stone. A delicious luncheon was served to the ladies later in the evening. Mrs. Joe Podbvsek and son, J. C., spent several days in Price due to the illness of her mother. has a hinged Only with Firestone recapping do your tires get the Deluxe Champion p same the famous tread tread, design used on new Firestone DeLuxe Champion tires. Gear-Gri- INVESTIGATE the First Federal Plan get extra safety, extra traction, longer mileage! 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Christensen, band of Mrs. Fawme J. Christensen, formerly of Price, now residson of ing in San Jose, Calif., and Mr. and Mis. Niels Christensen of Price, has been awarded the bronze star for meritorious service in Luxembouig, Germany and it will be smart to keep your present car in good condition for you may have to depend on it for another so. or year COMFORT 23 HUSBAND OF FORMER PRICE RESIDENT IS AWARDED BRONZE STAR Austria. Accoiding to the citation Cpl. Chiistensen performed his duties as wireman in a superior manner despite the difficulties encountered under combat conditions. He seived as a member of the awards American army units. Veterans of eight major cam- 80th Blue Ridgers infantry regipaigns from Africa to Germany ment in the Third army. and in continuous combat more than two years, the men of the OFFERED HIGH TOST 320th group received their latest! Lambeit Gibson, well known citation for outstanding perform- - Salt Lake City lawyer, chairman ance of duty in the European; of the state tax commission and a theater of operations last March brother to Marl D. Gibson of when they blasted a path through Price, may accept a post with the the Seigfried Line during the( government m Beilm offensive. Stating as legal advisor to the government the Seventh army made its ini- of the United States, France, Brit- tial break with virtually no oppo-- 1 am and Russia. He lived in Ger- -j sition over area attached by the many with his family in 1922-2- 3 320th bomb group, the award and attended Oxiord university stressed the constantly proficient during 1930 to 1933. conduct of all personnel of this Maiauder group, which resulted, Mailing labels The in an opration so typical of the superior bombing of the group as to reflect the greatest credit upon sorties, dropped more tons of the gioup and the armed forces of, bombs and destroyed more enemy the United States. aircraft than any other Earlier the 320th was cited by! Marauder group in the world. the president for outstanding com- bat service in the Mediterranean theater and it also received the Croix de Guerre from General De- -i Gaulle and the French governMONEY ment. The group has flown more - mutter of Good Taste o with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ano Malaska, Mrs. Mike Malaska and daughters, Hul-d- a and Elsie, motored to Hiawatha Thursday, August PRICE, UTAH E, Dealer 37 No. Carbon Ave. PRICE, UTAH Phone 345 PRICE, UTAH Construction for |