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Show Thursday, February 17 Vet Reemployment PRICE AND NEARBY ALL NEGRO SERVICES TO BEHELD AT HELPER Waterusers' Meeting Postponed Indefinitely Further Precautionary Measures Suggested Coal Mine By Federal Inspectors for Royal 19 The Reverend J. R. Green, Pai the The annual meeting of to- river jf the Community Church a If yam lait trip, tmltrltim tunli or moot, THAT'S NflTJ, and olbtr ptoplt waterusers of the Price No. 9, it tot tom toll ibtm about it. God in Christ, a Negro congre., About a dozen recent safety ad- mg trips of cars on the main hit It btar tf it. Call Tbt conservation vances in the Royal No. 2 mine haulage road and of riding underd water for last tion, announced today that beg in wire open are the at trolley Carbon county, Royal, ning next Sunday and eontinu; uaj for First Sergeant Garland Funk, bad road conditions commended and further precau- cars, overload protection for dull- to Everett Jolly, who was former- farmer army and air forces reindefinitely, all religious activj. was Secretary of Labor Maurice J. tionary measures are proposed in cables, frame grounds for short- engineer wh0 ties of the church wdl be con. C0R ly employed in the Price office cruiter at the Price station, is -, wate: the liVU of the Mt. States Telephone com- here for a few days from his post Tobin today announced the ap- a federal coal mine inspection re- wall mining machines and post- Therefore, proposed centrated in Helper at the ne I roo: eleetri-- j were present discussed of Movell Jewkes of other and drills, mounted pointment from bureau the transferred been has released house located just east today by pany, port meeting at the Provo recruiting post. ifror Price as a volunteer Veteransj of mines When T. H. ONeil and 'cal and mechanical safeguards, legislation novv e his position as manager of the r in the city park. Heretofore, the to -, ura gogpertaining Committeelegislature type Reemployment Rights this and approved of Roberts the company wearing had been conducted at reinspected Ogden exchange no officia basi took Recent visitors at the home of man with the Bureau of Veterans William but under-vsri te. ! hazardous to Denver as operation supervi- Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Anderson mine in December, 148 men were Price and V imam Helper, nyside, fpe by was reported tion. It Rights under the Selective Serv- employed in producing 800 tons sor. Ilis wife, the former Louise See 'that another Green extends an invitation to jj have been Mr. and Mrs. Blaine ice Act of 1948. secretary, Robb, move is will mine and of 109 operThe coal to races children, daily. and Peacock, creeds a later at participate called a Perkins of Orem. Mr. Jewkes has served as a vol- ated by the Royal Coal company. eiectric cap lamps un derground, meeting will be to Denver in the near future. services can their each Sun. religious when the state engineer unteer committeeman under the Recent safety advances includ-jan- d refrained from smoking in date day in Helper. attendance C. W. (Stubby) Peterson, who( Selective in be Training and Service ting firing all blasting shots im- - the mine, the inspectors sta.ed left by plane Monday morning suffered a ruptured appendix last Act of 194q in this area for the, mediatejy after charging on shift, E3 EZ3 B3 EES Zu2 for Salt Lake City, where he re- - Sunday is reported as somewhat past year. Mr. Jewkes duties asan order for permissible multiple ggj sumed his duties as state senator improved today. Mr. Peterson is a volunteer committeeman will be'hot biasting units, restoring the personnel manager for the Inde- to assist the returning veterans in from this county. perrnissibiljty of two safety lamps,1 pendent Coal and Coke company. securing a proper reinstatement 1 unobstructed ir haulageway Helen Hardy, daughter of Mr. He is in the Kenilworth hospital. positions, uPn anc6i progress in repairing and reand Mrs. Earl Hardy, celebrated request to advise employers of, aligning the main haulage track, her 9th birthday with a party a their responsibilities under the and lans or other electrical for; her home Febiuary 11. Sixteen Arizona a few days agow, and to advise employer, la- guests attended. to stay with her sister there who bor, veteran, or other interested provements and elecPermissible is ill. groups of the reemployment pro- tric detonators explosives p Yvonne Foote celebrated her used for were visions of the Selective Service - H 14th birthday Saturday at her tima shift systematic blasting, Act of 1948. home and the following guests atmethod was being follow by shopping consistently bering Mr. Jewkes will continue to tended: Louise Nougaret, Betty ed, roof was frequency tested, serve veterans of World War II ventilation was Slater, Shirley Labrum, Boyd generally satis-- ! the A&H for your foods, Wilford Wilford Thomas, Thomas, who are seeking their reemployand preshift, factory, Montoya and Duane Bendall. ment rights under the Act of 1910. examinations for gas and on this appointment weekly hazards were Commenting other made, rock fruits, vegetables, meats end of the J. A. Theobald, secretary who Secretary Tobm paid high tribute dust had been of Carbon Farmers county to within applied Carbon county chamber of com- need terraces to conserve soil and to the thousands of volunteer water household needs. Youll find merce, is in Grand Junction to- water on their farms may obtain committeemen throughout the 80 feet of the faces, and to allay coal dust dunng Used was the with highway day meeting of who been have assistance in the construction of country mining operations, the inspector advisory committee of the Grand the 1949 estimable assistance to returning terraces under here a fine stock of nationally commerce jeported. They also suggested Junction chamber of Pro-- 1 servicemen in their Conservation loose Agricultural or supporting any securing and a representative of the ColoDavid A. Thayn, chairman proper restoration to their former ioof detected, a sep- haula,eway rado state highway advisory gram, advertised goods. Courteous of the County Agricultural Con- positions. for an underground arate air split board. servation Committee, said today. transformer station, and heavier clerks a!! go to make it a To qualify for assistance, the rock dusting where needed. terraces must meet specifications This As further Inspecaids, safety HighSight set up under the AC Program. As- -j tors O'Neal and Rooeits recomA&fi. pleasure to shop sistance may be in the foim of a Weather mended d.scontinuance of push- purchase order or cash payment! to take care of part of the cost. Report: NO SNOW! CARBON, PRICE GET Generally this assistance will av-l of this the half The weeks about erage highlight SLICE OF cost of the terrace. weather report is the astoundpocket FOR PEAK and almost unbehevaoie ing Qu Since the assistance provided' B-ROAD MONIES FORMANCE Al fact that no snowfall was reunder the program carries with it EXTRA OIL ECONOMY 151 corded in the Price area for definite conservation responsibilMoncommission road state The week the just past. However, ity, the terrace must conserve soil lor day announced allocation of $1,- the temperatures during the and water, the chairman explains. 500, CIUO in road funds to cities anaj nights have not veered far This means that outlets must be counties. The money comes large-- 1 from the zero mark either sodded or otherwise protected. ly from auto registration fees and way although the highs are Terraces that concentrate run-ois returned to local communities a little higher. and aggravate gully erosion may! getting on a population banis. for recorded The conhighest be destructive rather than No. 2 Cans 33 Spi ing Pack Allocations to counties approved above the past week was structive. Improperly planned and PEAS USE 2 14 to For include: on $24,941; low the dale Carbon, while February poorly protected outlets may rewas five below on Februaiy Beaver, $26, 213; Box Elder, $62,- -. to the in increased sult damage Chrysler Corporation soil. 10. For the corresponding 415; Cache, $27,771; Daggett, $!,- -, 2 Pounds '103was last week the Daws, $14,343; Ducheme, high year Terrace plans should be checkS. mfilled, No. F 45 above on February 16 and $38,873; J mery, $26,343; M.U.d, ed with the county committee. In 2 Can 2 tor seiau&u the low was three above on $69,050, and Salt Lake, $,)0.30J.I soil conservation districts, the disHeinz Fresh Cucumber February 12. No snowfall was Allocations to cities meluie: trict conservationist can provide recorded that week, Jar during Og$16,795; $7,425; deLogan, Price, CABBAGE POUND information on construction either. Lake Salt City,1 $39,261; den, more must be terraces The tails. Pillsburys UfllAOt! The high and low readings $201,619; Piovo, $25 684, and e 1 than just Bag .... LUP! for the past week: CAULIFLOWER Orem, $6,568. Carefully planned, they Meat and Balls INDIVIDUAL RINGS ALSO AVAILABLE High Low will hold the soil and continue to 2 for Mario 5 10 30 U.S. NO. 1 February check and prevent erosion for whole economy. ONIONS 11 30 10 MESH BAG Folger's cn come. now the Feoruary Farm legislation many years to COFFEE Pound No reading books is designed to prevent peFebruary 12 Broad base terraces usually are I a M If U.S. NO. 1 ROMES nalization of farmers for bounti- PI APPLES Old Fashioned No reading the most economical since farmFebruary 13 3 POUNDS Corn such as they turned Su ful 5 production Pounds 3 ing operations can be carried on 35 February 14 out in 1943. over the terraces and they dont 24 2 15 The price declines which have jig BUNNELL GARAGE tend to chop the fields up. Ter- - February 16 2 30 February already taken place are a warn- -; races often will be more effective 1 ing of what might happen if 160 East Main if farming operations are carried V- were allowed to go the way to conform to contour prices on out the Armours Cloverbloom CAN PRICE, UTAH they went after the first world the terraces. dea was war. The result then 2-!pression in which all groups suffered. That must not be allowed of to happen again. Aid Appointed By Labor Secretary m " man-calle- of serv-ice- s -- ' s 1 - i m E3 H HO go ES clear-the- pre-servi- ce -I on-!- ... at on-shi- tt, - se ir cf at Weeks out-of- I C ESGDGE PLYMOUTH DODGE8" ff TRUCKS j Pinto Beans j Piston Ring Sets 7c back-furrow- cro.s-slop- ( s. 19c SSW1 A 37c B. eV Pltldes Pancake Flour 24-O- z. Spaghetti 33c Meal Claeesc fanrl 4-- Ciisco 3-L- Farm Bureau Cites Musical Iiistrimicntfs DRUMS By W. F. Ludwig Need Continued Farm Price Support President June Bryner of the Carbon County Farm Bureau said that both farmers and consumers can be thankful that farm price supports stand in the way of a continuing drastic slump which might result in severe distress for both groups. Commenting on a department of agriculture report made public January 12, Mr. Bryner said that farmers are already beginning to feel the squeeze between fairly rigid costs and declining prices of farm products. The report, issued by the department's bureau of agricultural economics, revealed that the index of prices received by farmers dropped 11 per cent between last It was July and also 11 per cent below December, 1947. The report said that consumers food prices declined four per cent from August to Novem- ber. Biggest drop from a year earlier in farm commodity prices was a 40 per cent decline in feed grains and hay, according to the report, while other declines ranged from 1 to 29 per cent. Fruit averaged higher than in December, 1947. Prices paid by farmers declined less than 2 per cent from July to December, with nearly all the decline due to lower prices-fo- pays to buy the best We take pride in having most musical instruments in stock. ACCORDIONS By Excelsior $925 to $1500 Accordiana-$89.50-$69- Rio-$75-$2- IF er. 5 95 ITS MUSICAL WE HAVE IT! JIMMY DARTS ORCHESTRA will be sponsored every Sunday, House of Music over Station KOAL. 1:00 to 1:30 p.m., by the The House of Music wishes to encourage young musicians in the community to enter the professional field. Beginning with the broadcast next Sunday, other musicians will be asked to appear as guest artists. Aspiring young musicians are asked to contact the House of Music. The many fans of Jimmy Darts Orchestra will be happy to know that they may watch the show recorded at their Saturday night dances. This week you may catch the act at the Firemens Ball, recording by Joe rerkins. he House of Music PRICE THEATRE BLDG. pniCE r farmer- - Drodueed commodities such as fe.V- s.i.2i rood, the report said. The drop in prices, though substantial, is not as alarming as it would be if farmers were not from disastrous loss of incrrrm by present agricultural Mr. Bryner said legislation, Til's Irgi 'at ion protects the gen-cwall ns ag:aa.t'ive pub.s since a farm depression invariably results m eventual d. stress for the AT Crystal White Bar.. FAB TEX GRANGER Parley Sureline MONDAY February 20-2- round . ONLY Can Large Package 28c FRESH TONGUES No. 3 Cans R Pork end Beans Jr. 2 for g ute Package (0r and HEARTS Lb. Bacon 29c Leg Lamb Roast lb 65c, Vegetable Noodle Soup Betty Croiker , BROTHERS 1 27c Chocolate Fie THE & 25c Super Suds 34c 35c 1 Tomato Juice 23 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, in NEWS size Veal Sh. Steak lb 55c I Vea! Pot Roast lb ...49c Pork Roast lb 49c 25c 40c Aorkots 1 CARTOON CORSICA!! Soap-Regu- lar 43c IN TECHNICOLOR February Toilet 35c Palmolive 32c .. BELLE STARR WEDNESDAY Large Package 8c Pint Marsnmallow pints Topping 2 for GO WEST SUNDAY Large Package Mayonnaise GAS HOUSE KIDS 1st Chapter PEETS Best Foods 19 February AND UP Laundry Soap 0 ONLY SATURDAY Oven Ware Baking Dishes Each PYREX WELLINGTON, UTAH One Show Nightly at 7:30 p. m. 55c Fire King Oven Glass 2 for Baking Dishes Towne Theatre 1.06 7t)e Double Tough Doz.. TUMBLERS Coming Attractions j It box Sj, B. 35c SLICED Cheese LB. 43c ... LONG HORN LB 43c COMEDY THURSDAY February FRIDAY 24-2- 5 RED SKFLTON IN THE FULLER BRUSH K AW u with Janet Blair 1 CARTOON FNE TP u juju y foods consistently the best) U UD: 4 n cn a czs G3 li rr.cjm'iQzi ci ma a m cn CJ & |
