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Show THE Page Eight SUN-ADVOCA- Thursday, August 9, 1950 School Plans for Korea Vets Should be Started Korea veterans planning to register for school this fall for the first time, or those who plan to change schools or courses, should immediately start proceedings with their nearest Veterans Administration office and the school of their choice, according to William W. McBride, manager of the Salt Lake regional office. vetNearly 8000 Utah eligible erans' are expected to jam local schools and VA rolls this fall, Mr. McBride said, and those who wait until the last minute run the risk of piling up troubli for themselves, not only by creating VA backlogs but also with schools." The VA manager pointed out that this years enrollment will be up by 1000 over last year and that schools need advanced inquiries now in order to make concrete plans for handling the load. naVA backlogs each fall are tionwide and inevitable," he said, "because the VA is staffed on a yearly quota based on the average workload whereas approxiof the training mately one-haload occurs in the fall when most former students must be reprocessed for reentry in addition to new students. It helps both these jiew students and the VA when they get an early start enabling the VA to get their original certificates of eligibility out of the way before registration begins. "Those previously in school anJ returning to the same course in the same school do not need certificates and may simply the school without contacting VA,'1 he added. Under the Korea GI Bill veterans have until three years from date of separation tobegin training. Interested applilf er cants should first check with the school of their choice to be sure they are acceptable as students and then apply to VA for a O Lines Drawn (Continued From Page One) the second spot he had been generally accorded. Second, Rendell N. Mabey of favorite Bountiful, to take top spot, fell victim to a fast finishing sprint by George D. Clyde, last man to enter the race, and fell to third place. Salt Lake county, where Governor Lee was supposed to be weak, furnished the governor with his first place victory margin as he topped all candidates in the race in this county. He got 164 votes to 125 for Clyde and 109 for Mab-ey. Elias L. Day, the other man in the race, got 50 of his 58 votes out of Salt Lake county. Utah county furnished the difference between Mabey and Clyde. Mabey, supposedly the strongest in this county, polled only 35 votes while Clyde racked up 65. Clyde's margin over Mabey was 27 votes in the total balloting. On the district level, Boyd Bunnell and Dan Keller will be battling for the nomination on the Democratic slate for district attorney. There is no Republican opposition. In the county Marl D. Gibson, incumbent, is sure of his post in the state senate having no primary or general election opposition. The same is true for Albert Barnes, incumbent state representative from District 2. Gibson and Barnes are the only candidates for their respective positions. However, the position of state representative from District 2 will depend upon the primary contest between Robert D. Milano and Lawrence J. Young. Both are Democrats and the primary winner will be assured of election because of the lack of Republican opposition. The primary battles for the two will also be only Demo- commissioner posts the election contest, crats having filed. will battle through Louis Kosec the primary against Incumbent Taylor W. Turner for the job and Jesse V. Bryan will battle Steve J. for the four-yepost 'These four candidates have the convention contest behind them, Kosec and Turner having defeated Glen Norton and Robert J. two-ye- ar Dia-man- GRAND CHAMPION And Other Prime and Choice Steers NEXT WEEK tTWlflUlIMPrPt II New Manager Named At Standard Optical O Forest ' I" mil Hi i'T week . . . we have our own Prime and Choice STEERS and 'in 7 -- 08 Reserve Champion Hog Several Prime Lambs ti Henderson and Bryan and Diaman-t- i having emerged victorious from a field of three candidates which included Gus Halamandaris as the third candidate. Dr. Theodore B. Christensen, a former resident of Carbon county, has been named manager of the Price area office of the Standard Optical company. Mr. Christensen graduated with high honors from the Pacific University of Optometry, and has an excellent background in his highly specialized field. - ill 07 UST Ay T o) ar DR. CHRISTENSEN fipel ... as usual This Purchased at Southeastern Junior Livestock Show at Ferron (Continued from Page One) area. In addition, any person who wishes to be certain of receiving formal notice of any surface right determination may file a request for such notice with the county recorder of the county in which the claim is located. A claimant may ignore the notices, thereby waiving rights to the surface until his claim goes to patent, yet maintaining his origCan inal mining rights. If the claimant wishes to assert his rights to the surface values on his claim, he may file a verified statement with the Bureau of Land Management, in which case his claim will be examined by mineral examiners to Farmers are entitled to claim a test the validity of the claim. A refund on the federal tax on all period of 150 days after date of gasoline bought and used for first announcement in the newsper- paper will be allowed the claimfarming during the iod January 1 through June 30, ant for entering a verified state1956, Robert L. Hassell reminds ment. Carbon producers. The extensive removal of surAny owner, tenant, or farm op- face cover and the soil disturbance erator who buys gasoline for use on the mountain slopes creates an on a farm may file a claim, says erosion problem and affects other Mr. Hassell. A farmer may also values also. The Forest Service request a refund of the tax on would appreciate the consideraany gasoline used on his farm tion of all mining people in holdby a custom operator or a. neigh- ing surface damage to a minibor in connection with cultivat- mum. With proper location and ing the soil, or raising or harvest- construction of roads much of the ing a crop. damage can be avoided. Assistance Under the law enacted April 2, in location of roads and advice on 1956, the amount claimable this drainage problems and construcyear is two cents on each gallon tion methods is available at Forof gasoline purchased and used est Service offices in Moab and on a farm for farming purposes Monticello, and at the supervisors during the first six months of office in Price. Construction per1956. In future years claims will mits are required for all main period road? on the forest. The permits be filed for a full from July 1 through June 30. are free. They enable the forest Claims must be filed on Inter- to supervise the basic plans for nal Revenue Service Form 2240. the road. This form can be obtained from Clarification of the surface county agents or district direc- rights under the multiple use tors of Internal Revenue. Date for mining law will benefit all classes filing for this years refund is of people using this great public after June 30, but not later than resource. October 1, 1956. The law does not permit payment of claims filed Jack Kobe, Recreational late. Kiwanis Speaker Refund claims must not be Director, recreational superJack Kobe, made for gasoline used off the Price for visor city during this Mr. to Hassell, farm, according be the principal will summer, for other than or for gasoline used meeting of actual farming purposes, as des- speaker at the regular Thursthis club Kiwanis Price the 2240. .This on Form applies cribed Carbon country the at evening to gasoline used on the highway, day DeViet-t- i. for personal use such as mowing club. Chairman is Barney for packor processing, the lawn, Approximately 10 members of aging, freezing or canning operaProvo today tions. Sufficient records should be the club journeyed toKiwanis club on Provo Retake to Internal the kept to enable becontest annual the in acgolfers venue Service to verify the two organizations. the tween claimed. refund of the curacy Claim Farmers Refund on Federal Gas Taxes th VISIT OUR COMPLETE DEPARTMENT of HOUSEHOLD m Fancy Seedless GRAPES 2 lbs, DIEMS Everything for the Housewife . . . I i Kitchen Bathroom Beauty Aids Are Also An Important Part of Our BUSINESS! 45 SOUTH THIRD EAST PLENTY OF FREE PARKING PHONE 261 PRICE |