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Show Page Two 'the THE crafts. And of course there is the big SUN-ADVOCA- Thursday, June 27, 1957 bill-boar- jSun-fldvoca- te ONK NEWSPAPER, ONE COST" ONE COVERAGE, Entered at the post office at Price, Utah, as second class matter under act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rate $3.50 yearly in Utah; $4.00 yearly outside state. Hal, G. MacKnicht, Publisher Alex Bene, Jr., News Editor CORRESPONDENTS ..... Castle Oats Josephine Houghton ' Agnes S. In ...... Jetfs Sunnyside Jensen Wanda Peterson Spring Canyon Elizabeth Hanson Kenilworth Spring Glen ....... Drugerton Hiawatha Wellington Shirley Juvan Ila ... L. Anderson Ruth Davis NATIONAL EDITORIAL AsTbcfbATLO-- U w-ozHm- Mln'ija.UWI'JPRjn THOSE WERE THE ds bill-boar- Issued Every Thursday By The CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY out- door advertising industry itself. In favor of a highway system devoid of are many groups and individuals who do not want the scenery marred and who believe that are traffic hazards.' We are still awaiting information as to what benefits would derive to the government by permitting the erection of billWe boards on its highway rights-of-watrust Uncle Sam will charge these advertisers the same rates they would have to pay for ' equal space in other communication media. ds DAYS . s y. N a DRIVING TIPS FOR A SAFE JULY 4TII As millions of motorists head for the lakes, mountains or beaches over the Fourth of July holiday, safety experts are hopeful that extra care and caution will keep low. the highway accident toll at ah To help achieve this goal, a list of 10 driving tips has been prepared. 1. Control your temper when behind the wheel. Highways are crowded and travel is and take unnecessary slow; dont blow-u- p REALIvATION chances. 2. Start early, expect frequent delays and A spinster who has just about e leave for home early, preferably during day- reached the milestone fun-seeki- ng all-ti- three-scor- light. 3. Watch out for careless drivers who are ADVERTISING MEDIUM? ? to reach their destinations. One of the most vigorous and perhaps 4. Slow down, to allow passing cars extra one of the best heeled lobbies operating in room to get brfck into the right lane ahead Washington today is composed of represent- of you. atives of those groups opposing a bill that 5. Always give the other driver more would drastically limit use of than his share of the road. 6. Get into the proper lane well in adalong the transcontinental highways to be built with government (taxpayers) funds. vance of turning and always signal your And there is a possibility that this lobby intention to turn or stop. will win out; for its hard for our.solons to 7. Pull your car entirely off the road resist the pleadings and pressures of the when stopping for sightseeing or a roadside soft drink, also the hard drink, the gas and picnic. oil interests who are the most actively seek8. Check traffic in all directions, especialing this free advertising privilege from ly to the rear, before pulling out of a parking spot onto the highway. Uncle Sam. But there are other groups 9. Reduce speed at sundown and drive members of the building trades who hold within range of your headlights. that elimination of highway 10. Concentrate on your driving its a Would result in unemployment among their full time job. HIGHWAYS over-anxio- bill-boar- bill-boar- us ds ds MODERN SUCCESS STORY The Guild Reporter, published by the American Newspaper Guild, tells a story about a corporation president who called in one of the firms messenger boys and said: "Ive been getting some very fine reports about the way youve been discharging your duties, and Id like to reward your The young man good work. beamed. How much are we paying the big boss asked. Twenty-fiv- e dollars a week, replied the messenger. From now on, decreed the president, youll get a salary of $50,000 a year and an unlimited expense account. What do you say to that? you? in life achieved an ambition when she applied for her passport and swore to uphold the Constitution of the U. S. and otherwise to behave herself while out of the country. The federal court clerk read the oath to the exclaimed "Gee, the young woman and told her to answer, man, thats wonderful. Thanks a lot, Dad. I do. -S-- S I do!" she said. I really do. All my life Ive wanted to say A Marine sergeant assigned to I do and this is the first time the Reception Center at a Marine boot camp would make with the Ive ever had the chance. following orders to allnewcomers. CHECKED Now all you nen with high Said the rich and single aunt to school educations take one step her nephew: Im sorry you dont forward. He would then continue, like your gift but I asked you if I want you men to scour the area and you preferred a large check or ette butts. pick up all the cigarone. a small All you men with college eduReplied the ungrateful nephew: "True enough, but I didnt know cations take one step forward. you were talking about neckties! This done, hed say, 1 want all you men to pick up the match-stickPARTNERSHIP Then turning to the ones reTTien theres the one about the two partners in business who al- maining in line, hed say, Now who are still ways got along fine until one of for you dumbbells them got sick and had to stay standing in line, I want you to home for a week. About the watch and see if you can learn fourth day the partner at work anything. PLEASANT DREAMS phoned his ailing associate and : "I just found $6,000 Rain lashed the castle windows reported missing from the safe. What shall and the wind howled mournfully I do? The invalid without so as the timid guest was escorted much as a slight pause, counseled : to his room under the castle eaves. Put it back! Has anything unusual g.g ever happened in this room? he CAUTION asked the sinister looking butler. Not for 40 years. In Jal, New Mexico, state police reported that on a traffic sign Heaving a sigh of relief, the reading, "School Zone Dont kill butlers eyes glittered ominously a child," somebody had added in hissed, A man who stayed here a childish scrawl: Wait for a all night showed up the next teacher." morning. S-- S at Helper, these institutions to serve as distributing agencies for the Carbon area. TWENTY YEARS AGO tmm the Pttm TW 1mm med The Wiw ,Uiiw In contemplation of the construction of a new dvic auditorium on the site of the present city hall, Price city hall has called for bids on two proposals concerned with clearing the property to make room for the proposed new building. , Utahs coal output during the week ending June 5 dropped to 23,000 net tons, according to a report issued by the bureau of mines of the United States De- Construction of a new civic auditorium in Price, under a federal loan and grant project, is virtually assured, according to information received by Mayor J. Bracken Lee from R. A. Hart, state director of the public works administration. making sales tax payments, was brought to Price Wednesday by H. E. Fackrell, field agent for the state tax commission. Vendors can obtain their tokens from the First National of Carbon Emery banks in Price or the Helper State bank - partment of the interior. Xn allotment of tokens, which will be used effective July 1, in WELL STACKED Removing the last legal obstacle to proposed rehabilitation of the Price Water Conservation district, the state land board last week in return for a $1 bill turned over to the water 'district all properties included within the Carbon Land and Water Company which had been taken over by the state several years ago when loans were defaulted. The greenback wiped out the debt and returned to the district everything which had been held as security to guarantee repayment of the obligation. Thirty Years Ago Fencing the grounds for the county fair in northeast Price has been the principal work accomplished this week under the direction of the Carbon fair board. ROOFING At a meeting of the county held June 8 the commissioners sheriff was authorized to employ an extra deputy for the sole pur pose of enforcing the new county ordinance in reference to peddlers operating without a license. This was accomplished through the efforts of the Eastern Utah Credit Association. Anyone interested is requested to report violators of SASH & DOORS PLUMBING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS CARPENTER & ELECTRIC TOOLS Many of the Chinese war leaders were educated in American colleges. This is believed to account for much of the disorder. Quality LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE INSULATION PAINTS Home this ordinance. Owned-Ho- me Free Delivery DIAL 7-14- 52 PRICE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. 202 West Main usu-jfll- s. IF YOU EXPECT AN ADDITION TO THE SEE US ABOUT THE CREDIT NEEDS FAMILY, INVOLVED! Carbon Emery OBank PRICE, UTAH 45 SOUTH CARBON . JMember Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Other Bank Services lor You Checking Accounts Loans for Every Useful Purpose Bank Money Orders and Drafts Travelers Checks GVfl O O S Drive-I- n Teller Window Free Parking Lot Safety Deposit Boxes Night Depository & Letter Drop ET -- wi -- J,l"g i m a, WiEiSiD ElRiN :n 'Lasting alue Is the thing that sold me on Olds!'1 Sponsoring a feeling of intercity good will a party of Price Chamber of Commerce members went to Green River Sunday and met with the Melon day association, the civic organization of the Emery county community. The Green River people Informed the Price delegation that about 50 automobile loads of Green River citizens would come to Price for the Fourth of July celebration, also that they expect to enter at least two floats in the Fourth parade depicting products of Green River valley. Operated ME WELCOME, NUMBER 2,333,3331 Of course the baby has a name Alice, perhaps, or Bob, or Carol. We burden it with a number temporarily, to point up approximately how many little strangers the stork has brought into these United y States by this time each year a figure that exceeds 4 million by the years end. Our community gets its share; our communitys parents get their share of expense. And our bank, like the banks in many other communities, makes stork loans to help parents meet such expense. S-- S Price The best words for cheer, friends Sunny Brook bourbon , Attendant: Sure, take that Rocket Engine. . . theres still nothing quite like it. I looked at Olds from every under the hood, underneath, angle, and I can tell you Olds really knows how to put em together! Attendant! Well, Ive always talk it up, even though the new J-- 2 Rocket does mean I pump less gas. Owners Yes, and Olds has style that yon know will stay in style. Ever check on how Owners When you add it up, and take a look at the price it really makes sense to own an Olds. much more you get for an Olds trade-in- ? ssss Attendant! You get more than lots of higher priced cars bring. Owners Right The way Oldsmobilc value lasts makes it a smart investment. And theres lots more . . ffatuckf 1 ABourbon Sunny Brook as its Name Cheerful also available! Kentucky Blended Whiskey In the traditional round bottta Im driving a Golden Rocket 88, too! And more and more of my customers are going over to Oldsmobile. Attendants Thats for sure. , Sodr I?)) t-- teduS, with 300 Starling In July See the new Vic Damone Show Every Wedneeday on CBS-T- V ng In, with 277 pad dandarxl M o0 aodWa. forgo, opho pal of wtra cod. Vi THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KY DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS 65 BOTH 86 PROOF YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY D A L R |