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Show Miners Start to Work in Two East Carbon Mines The signing of a new contract in tlie east .by John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, and 'Harry M. Moses, president of the Bitumin- ous Coal Operators Association, was good news to miners of the western states although these miners were not subject to a strike call on Monday if the contract negotiations had failed. The coal operators west of the Mississippi had previously agreed to abide by any contract signed by the BCOA and the UMWA and no contract termination notice had been served upon the western coal operators as these had been upon those in the east and the south. The old contract expired at midnight Saturday. The new contract is effective October 1 and runs until October 1 of 1953. Terms of the expired contract will be in effect until the new contract goes into force. James Brlnley, president of District 22, UIMWA, who is currently in Price on union business matters, reported yesterday that the official terms at the new contract are not yet known to him and probably will not be made public until the agreement is ratified by the international board of the UMWA which will be called Into session shortly for that purpose. However, word from Washington received after the signing is to the effect that the new conrd tract calls for an $1.90 per day increase in wages increase in and a the operators contributions to the union welfare fund. Moses and Lewis declined to specify the nature of the additional revisions only saying that they were not of "major importance. Good news also came for the employees of the Columbia and Horse Canyon mines n mumtornim Tuesday when they were notified to report back to work with the morning shifts yesterday. These two mines have been idled for the past three weeks because of a local disagreement Involving the physical examination of an employee by a company doctor. However, this situation was changed abruptly Tuesday upon the receipt of a telegram from John L. Lewis stating .that the issue had been discussed and that the miners were to report back to work. Mr. Brinley, when asked about this settlement, stated that the matter had been put up to fcrwis and Moses and they had agreed that the men should return to work. Mr. Brinley further stated that the man Involved In the dispute had been allowed to return to work with the others and that the issue would be again considered within the next few days by a UMWA international board member and representatives of the Geneva Steel company. INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER AN Volume 61 10c per Copy Price, - CONSOLIDATION A OF THE SUN AND Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, September 25, 1952 Price Kiwanis to Join Kids Day Observance Architect Begins Plans (or Kenilworth Chapel N E W Stmts pun Assnrtmtlo N, P. A.t Gsmstal Excslltac Awards 1949 S - A D V O C AT E Number 39 City Advertises Sale Of Vets Housing Units National Kids Day will be cel- terlal help for less privileged chilOffers May be Made on Single Units or ebrated Saturday, September 27, dren in our community. Remodeling plans for the new in Price and hundreds of other NaLatter-daMr. Codington stressed that y Church of Jesus Christ of All Seven; Filing Deadline October 1 1 communities throughout the Unit- tional Kids Day is not a comSaints chapel at Kenilworth ed States, Canada, Alaska, and mercial vehicle. The only ones are now being prepared by ArSeven veterans emergency housHawaii. who 'benefit by it are thur Price, LDS church architect units containing 28 aparting boys and girls," he ex- of Salt Lake City, who inspected Perry Codington, president of ments which have been the (Price Kiwanis club, said the plained. All funds raised through the old apartment building resince 1949 when they were taannual observance is sponsored by Kids Day activities will remain cently donated to the ward by the Kiwanis International and The in our community to be spent un- Independent Coal and Coke com- Teen-ag- e ken over from the federal govNational Kids Day Foundation, der the supervision of Kiwanians pany for conversion into a chapel. ernment will gq on the sale block The architect, upon completing North Hollywood, and other interested youth organIncorporated, on Monday, October 13, and a nohis inspection, declared that the California. Thousands of Kiwanis izations." tice to bidders to this effect is basic buildstructure of clubs annually observe the day the old Kiwanis International has been The Price Junior Chamber of printed elsewhere In this issue. in cooperation with Kiwanis In- active in youth work for 37 years ing is sound and he also stated ternational. and Kids Day is now one of the that the three functional units, Commerce, in connection with the According to the terms of the IPlans for the fourth annual principal activities of the organi- chapel, Relief Society hall, and Liberty Mutual Insurance Com- bids to be considered, the sucTeen-age will a sponsor Independent Party celebration of National Kids Day zation, Mr. Codignton said. Look class rooms can be housed within pany, cessful bidder or bidders must reRoad-e-- o on October 10 at a move all units from their here are almost complete," Mr. how well Kiwanis clubs did on the present structure with the adpresent Filing is Rumored location before December 31, 1952 In keeping Kids Day in 1951, he pointed dition of a new vestibule entrance place yet to be designated. Codington added. Louis Bunnell, president of the and the grounds must be cleared with the of the day, out. More than a million young- to be built on the front of the A fourth ticket may soon be en- which is to purpose Price Jaycees, reported Tuesday of all coal boxes, clothes line attract more attention sters benefited from the $432,784 building. tered into the Carbon county po- to the It is planned that the most mo- that the road-e-- o is being held on poles, rubbish and other debris. problems of underprivileg- raised by Kiwanians on that day. dem litical race and if the talked about ed windows a national basis and that the win- The bidders must furnish Price designed chapel cautioned Mr. to to raise against and funds Codington youth petition to this effect is filed it meet these needs, our entire pro- a possible tendency to overlook will (be installed in the chapel ner of the national event will re- city with a description of the prowill carry the label as the Inde- gram is designed ceive $1000 in the form of a scho- perty or location on which these to provide ma- - youth problems because of the portion and that the eight-fo- ot pendent Party and will have as tense national political campaigns ceiling must be raised to 15 feet. larship. if that units will be its only candidate E. B. (Bry) and world conditions. We must In the adjoining Relief Society Is of the bidders. The of The the the purpose primary plan Miller of Spring Glen for two-ye- ar Contest to do better this year than ever be- rooms, a modern kitchen will be local club in sponsoring the Price city specified that the units will Essay commissioner. county fore. Kiwanians and other civic installed. These two units will road-e-- o, Mr. Bunnell stated, "is not be sold to anyone for According to word making the Feature Newspaper minded residents of Price will be connected with folding doors to make Utahs highways safer. within the limits of Price political rounds, a petition to 'have adhave an opportunity throug which can (be folded out of the This is particularly true, he 6aid, city or in any Mr. Miller as a candidate has Week Observance National Kids Day to join with way in order to accomodate largwhich may be (because of the teen-ag- e the driving joining city rebeen circulated at Helper. A millions of fellow North Ameri- er crowds. annexed to the city in the near problem." Most of the class rooms will be In ohservanceof National News- cans in observing a day set aside porter, contacting Mr. Miller at Those teen-age- rs must future. eligible of this the fore week, paper Week, journalism students especially for helping youth. part Helper (Continued on Page Two) not have received a ticket for Bids will be received at the ofcould get neither a confirmation or of Carbon high school and college a traffic violation during the past fice of the city recorder on or bedenial from Mr. Miller as to his will have a chance to win $50.00 six months of driving and must fore Saturday, October 11, 1952, intentions toward running as an in prizes for essays on the subhave a drivers license or a driv- at .12:00 noon, and will ibe opened Independent Party candidate. ject of What a Free Press Means ers permit. Participation in the and publicly read aloud at the folto Americas Future Citizens. event will be judged on a written lowing regular council meeting on The project is being sponsored by examination and also a competi- Monday, October 13. Price Lodge No. 1550, Benevolent tive driving test. The Wage Stabilization Board, Persons may bid for the units and Protective Order of Elks. First 11, today announced apRegion Entry blanks may be obtained singly, more than one or all sevplace winner will receive $25.00, proval of a petition from the Carby contacting Mr. Bunnell or en units combined. Bids should second $15.00 and third $10.00. bon County Retail Employers AsJames E. Dart, heads of the Jay-ce- e specify number of unit as posted Judges for the contest are N. J. sociation, representing 21 Price road-e-- o committee. on the units themselves. Government does not belong Tullius, publisher of the Helper retail grocery, hardware and To dry to the Democratic or the Republiwinners State from the The terms of each bid will be locally Journal; Helen M. Smith, society goods stores, and the United Recan parties, but to all the people, sponsored contests will receive all- cash. Certified check, cash or aceditor of The and tail Employees of America, Local said Governor J. Bracken Lee beexpense paid trips to the finals ceptable bid bond in the amount S. J. Sweetring, secretary of the Police to Clamp 48 em995, CIO, representing fore an enthusiastic crowd that for nation-wid- e Elks lodge. Manuscripts Should be competition, Mr. of 10 per cent of the total bid filled the Price city auditorium Bunnell stated. must accompany each offer. in to the judges today, according ployees. Down on W. Averell Mutual Harriman, Increases averaging eight and Tuesday night to hear one of the to Frank Migliore, publicity one-thiunan administrator and cents an hour were ap- Security Mufflerless Cars chairman for the lodge. major political speeches of the successful contender for the Demproved retroactive to February 1, ocratic current gubernatorial campaign. nomination, presidential Arrangements have (been made 1952, effective date of the collecThe . governor, who has never Chief of Police Lloyd Pea-cowill be. the - principal speaker at for the classes to visit The between tive bargaining agreement been noted for pulling punches, today issued a warning to plant where various the parties. The .board found the a Democratic campaign rally todeclared that general moral dishot rod drivers a b o'u t their phases of newspaper production wages requested were no higher morrow evening, September 26, at integration is seriously affecting driving habits and unnecessary win be explained and demonstrat- than those paid for similar jobs 8:00 p.rn. in the civic auditorium, the American people to the extent noise coming from the motors ed. Following this, the group will in the surrounding area. according to Edward Sheya, Carthat, as individuals, many are bon Democratic chairman. which are not silenced by visit the Elks home where Bob Parents, would you knowing- lives of others. rates of the requestSome wage more interested in personal gains mufflers. visi- ly place a keg of dynamite in the local of Besides the The youthful driver who is maHolden, to an amount representative less ed distinguished than $1.00 than In the welfare of the counPrice city ordinance specisons and ture in his judgment, well instruc-e- d, the Salt Lake Tribune, will speak hour. The employers and the un- tor, Congressman Walter K. Gran- hands of your teen-ag- e to interHe try. pointed special fies against such noises and on the theme of the freedom of ion were notified by the wage ger, incumbent; Ernest R. McKay, daughters?" and driving a mechanically est groups who demanded advanthis ordinance states: Every the press, and essay contest win- board that wage rates of less than candidate for congress. First, distcar is just as safe a driver safe This was to the question put tages which have to be paid for motor vehicle shall at all times ners announced. and Salt Lake Citys mayor, parent? of Price city today by as an older person similarly rict, no an are under hour $1.00 longer conand he the all taxpayers, by be equipped with a muffler controls and may be put into ef- Earl J. Glade, Bourbon candidate Cynthia Warren of The Womans equipped, (Mrs. Warren pointed demned bidding for votes by poliin good working order and in out. to for governor, will be present. Club of Price. fect without WSB approval. Stringfellow Speak ticians in the hope of being electconstant operation to prevent a were this There in which will Safe driving education is comisnt To repreMr. Companies parent Harriman and Price Kiwanians party their cannot fullfil who ed, and excessive or unusual noise in the joint petition were: stay in Price Friday evening, and town who wouldnt indignantly pounded of one part instruction sented promises. and annoying smoke and no Douglas ' Stringfellow, Ogden, Price Trading Company, Kellers will hold a similar rally in Castle answer No! to this question," anemone part example," Mrs. WarGovernor Lee took up the person shall use a muffler for Food Market, Dixon - Taylor Rus- Dale Saturday. Mrs. Warren said. Yet many par- ren said. Parents should be concandidate Republican party school issue and said that the res, or similar cutout, will ents turn over to their children scious that they are educating for United States Western sell a is visit here Mr. Stores, Harrimans representative, Company, cord would show that the states device upon a motor vehicle be the guest speaker at the Price Helper Market, Food Center, MuDemo- the keys to the family car, a wea safe or unsafe driving every time of the the of policy part school system is' in better condia on highway. Kiwanis club this evening, Sep- tual Mercantile Company, Broad-ben- ts cratic party officials to have a pon as 'potentially destructive as the take the wheel in their childtion than any other like period in This ordinance is in subtember 25, in the Carbon Country Fine Foods, Helper Furni- speaker of national prominence a quantity of high explosive, with- - rens presence. stance similar to a state stathistory. He stated that a commitclub. Walt Axelgard is program ture and Hardware Company, speak in every city or town of any out giving a thought to the youngMrs. Warren warned parents to tee should study the school proute and therefore applies on chairman for the sters fitness to drive. Workmans Market, Houston Fur- size in the state. meeting. themselves on the followsatisfy gram and make recommendations the highways outside the city Last Sunday, (the Price Kiwan- -. niture Store, Eastern Utah ElecMrs. Warren made it clear She ing points before allowing a teen-ag-ed The general public is cordially to save money and prevent waste. limits. is not opposed to the driving of ians paid off an attendance con- tric Company, Oliveto Furniture invited to attend the meeting. He blamed most of the conboy or girl to drive alone: Chief Peacock stated that whistle-sto- p cars test to Helpers club with a picnic and Hardware Company, Diamond 'President Trumans in general. .1. The young .person should be by teen-age- rs around him troversy centering the police department will at the (Price city park. Softball Market, Safeway Stores, Boyacks special is slated to make a What she deplores is the about the school issue on a small and emotionally mature stop all vehicles violating this the local club gained Mens Store, Kenilworth Mercan- brief stop at Helper on October practice of allowing irresponsible mentallyto handle of players are who a car in traffic. misleading statute and citations will be some consolation noisy group enough train-crew is or poorly instructed young peochange. It by defeating tile Company, Square Deal Store, 6 for a the educators. issued the drivers. 2. received comshould He have Helper, 11 to 9, during the Progressive Market, Incorporated, presumed that he will make a ple to drive as they choose, jeopThe Democratic party candidate and fully driver petent training -time. own O. their lives the Market that and P. at Fabrizio and ardizing Skaggs, platform appearance for governor, Earl J. Glade, was understand the traffic laws and thrusts some of the target sharp regulations of the locality. in the governors talk. Lee de3. The car he drives (either his Elks Newly-renovat- ed clared that Glade is a captive or the family car) should be awn eleof the Democrats left-wiin perfect mechanical condition. ment or has been hiding a split be open to Elks and their ladiesbeen invited. At 7:30 p.m. the past and this service will be open to the members and visitors and The Price lodge No. 1550, Bene.Mrs. Warren and The Womans personality for the past 30 years. volent and Protective Order of only and members of the Westemexalted rulers of the lodge will Elks only. From 8:15 to 11:00 p.m. dancing will start at 11:00 p.m, club are cooperating with the NatevHe accused Glade of offering Elks, have set aside the next Slope lodges of Colorado have alsoformally dedicate the new temple a smorgasbord will be enjoyed by A floor show will be staged at ional Safety Council, the Price erything to any group, and at the three days in which to celebrate midnight and this well be follow-b- y city police department and the ed some time to reduce taxes. the opening of their Price Chamber of Commerce in ' more dancing. was the The governor described temple, a project which ' the September Child Safety prorieOn Price will the Sunday, lodge trend of the federal government undertaken following a disastrous host meetings of (the Utah State gram. toward socialism, and said that fire in the quarters in January of The Womans Club also takes Elks Association and the Utah this year. the fake philosophy of the this opportunity to remind school Ladies of Elks. The entire building, which was istration is making government officials and other interested The entire ground floor of the the same trend purchased only a short time prior monopolistic groups that one proven way to new to has devoted been to remodeled building been He to the fire, has power. that brought Hitler iteen-ag- e accidents is to reduce a room and ladies conduct large lodge brought applause from the aud- and now takes advantage of the education driver prolounge. New chairs and stations ience when he accused the admin- basement which was not formerly grams in the schools. for officers the been install have used. istration of deliberately involving ed in the lodge room and the ,M The entire building will be open the country in war to create prosladies have purchased new furto tomorrow the (Friday) public little a that depresperity, ancj 1 niture and drapes for their lounge. Fall Convention of sion to preserve liberty is better from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. during The basement consists of a large and attractive pamph than sending boys to China to open house been game room, library, secretarys lets have prepared District Legion, be shot. office, fully equipped kitchen and out to This visitors. the passed naGovernor Lee came to his dance floor which will be used contains a brief sumFerron tive city under the auspices of the pamphlet Auxiliary along with the main lodge hall of the activities of the Price mary comCarbon county Republican for dances the sponsored by lodge. the Price Lady Elks, the The fall convention for Am- - . mittee and the Republicans Wo- lodge, The general public is urged to grand lodge, the Utah State Elks erican mens club headed by Mark Ham- Association Legion and Auxiliary visit the new building during the and the Utah Ladies members of District 5 will be mond and Mrs. Verna Cromar. house tomorrow. of. Elks State Association. hours open held at Ferron, Sunday, SepThe Huntington male chorus All day Saturday the lodge will tember 28, at 1:00 p-and with number musical a presented Six Highway Opening Doran Dussler of Ogden, state Chairman Hammond presented local party candidates and other Methodist Mens Club Senator Arthur V. Watkins (R., commander of the Legion, and Lona Watson, state Auxiliary Utah), and Senator Pat McCarran dignitaries including Henning B Dinner September 30th head of Cedar City, slated to (D., Nev.), will officiate at the Olson, Carbon candidate for ! be present. The first dinner of the fall searibbon cutting ceremonies at Delcommissioner; George Jack will sessions be The commlS' club the Mens son Methodist presided of ta for son, candidate Saturday which will herald over by Gene Fullmer, disthe opening of U. S. Highway 6, sioner; Dennis Zilbeck, candidate will be served September 30 at No. Mark trict Legion commander, and Price tiler. 1550, Current officers of the tee, and Sepas, lodge in the Community Meth- for state representative, First Dis- 7:30 transcontinental which Jack Smith, Jr., es- extends across highway to are left who and 'Protective of Order Vera Benevolent proSeated, right, anElks, Litizzetti, district prescandidate halL (been has church odist it the nation from trict; Stanley Litizzette, quire; Dr. H. S. Nielsen, lecturing knight; Dwight Cape Cod, ident of .the Auxiliary. for district attorney; Mayor A. D. nounced by Chester Thomas, pro- - sided at to Los Massachusetts, ed Elks on North First West Wadleigh, exalted ruler; Roy W. Fergusson, leading All Legionnaires from this Keller of Price; Mayor D. K. Dow- sident. Assisting Mr. niomas with street are shown above.Temple left to right, are knight; William Welsh, Jr., loyal knight, and Booth Angeles, California. The highway standing, district and their partners are HowCromare -' is Mrs. same the dinner on the frank route as Highway Vena plans ney of Helper; ,Reid Allred, inner guard; & J. Sweetring, secre-let- t. Kilfoyle, chaipJain. invited and urged to attend. Serving will be the women tary; Silas Anderson, trustee; Antone Dupm, trus-- of The new lodge temple will be dedicated to- 50 which goes through Carbon ar, and Mrs. Lee. Mayor Downey morrow evening. the dhurch. trus introduced the governor. j tee; William Daniels, trustee; Ed Crawford, county. under-privileg- ed Jaycees to Sponsor city-own- ed Driving Competition across-the-boa- on Wage Stabilization Board Okays Carbon Retail Firms Petition for Wage Hike Moral Disintegration Among People, Government in Tuesday Speech Lee Hits Demo Roily Friday Feature Harriman, Others te, rd Drivers Draw Safety Program Notice Teen-ag- e ok by-pas- Y General Public Invited to Visit Price ng newly-renovat- Temple at Open House Tomorrow Evening - y: & Qe 4 at 1 pa newly-complet- v |
