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Show THE T Pag 'the Sun Advocate -- laiulO Cvinv TnunaQAV 6 i T CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY ON WfAICR, ONI C Of ft A i I, COT ON office at Ji I, Utah, a dais matter under act of Manh 3, ism non rate $100 ycaily in Utah; $3 00 yearly outside btate. Eiiierrd ot tho jKrat , IUl MaoKniuiit, PulUhtr Alex Iune, Jh., S'cu Editor JtaMK HuUUWAY, Veka NVkas, Society OZux'-Cirruhifio- COMPOSING ROOM STAFF CllIVlrNeN KlVNKTII F..VL lloLDAWAY Cartel Mahkkry Paul Mackjj K.ith Jex Dan A. STooKiinii.KR ... OORRES PONDENTS HELEN HOUGHTON . MRS UMAU lUSHOI BARBARA CALLS SELMA ROWLEY THELMA FIERCE FRANCY LEROY NATIONAL Ca.stlc Cote Ilunoith.i Kcnduorth Eimng Clen Wellington Huntington f OITOIIAl ijggi; (1IAH SIAIf PitiVi iod. Through the interest and assistance of the top union officials of the nation, special safety materials have been sent to labor organizations to assist each union in undertaking special projects to save lives and limbs. The need for such an effort is especially acute in Utah this year, the Safety Council pointed out, with traffic deaths and injuries already at record peaks, and with the bloody Memorial Day record in Utah this year still fresh in mind. N.AD V O C AT E. MICE, ThurwJiy, UTAH MllOOL BELLS AGAIN oucn k.v of Hiniuwr is different tunit jx min.g on his and r! In lift. Many motht-rwry probably feci it has Ixcti long, iml-busy and hot. But a good many million duidrtn and dogs that three probably find it hard to months could hue mj quickly and that the school d r.s art alout to jxu once again. The hounds and smells and exjiericnces of summer Miration are still an imjsrtant part of growing up. But tlure hae been the old swimming hole may haw changes Ixrorne a c inerete-line- d chlorinated jool. The automobile ami airplane have va.it ly extended the seojie of tilings that can Is seen on a vacation trip. School has changed too, as the frontiers of mans knowledge have lsen pushes! bark so rapidly in resent years. The amount of knowledge that must lx packed into the heads of children in grade school and high .school has vastly increased. As school bells ring again, lets salute our young people and tho.se who guide them through ever more complicated fields of learning. In the great affairs of nations, in science, and in the complicated business of leading a good and worthwhile life, our need has never lxen greater for concerned, intelligent, educates! men and women. F.w-r- Augvt pi e jq-- d M.i l.vi-in a little cabin In the Oziuks, and wus sometimes Hiked by pawing motorists how far It was to the neatest town. She liked to reply: "Pa figgers it's alxiut twelve mdes thar an fou'teen back. Th it's on account of him walkin stra.ght-e- r than ss A model marriage is one In which the wife is a treasure and the husband a tieasury, Si COUNTDOWN The elderly man from the hills came down to Chattanooga to spend a weekend with h.s daughhen he ter and bought his return ticket Sunday night he was nt the head of a long queue in the railroad station. He was very careful and very slow at counting his change down to the last penny. The ticket agent, becoming annoyed at the delay with all those people waiting, asked sharply: "Whats the matter? Didnt I give you the right change?" The mountaineer sl:pied the bills and coins in his pocket and said: "Just barely." son-in-la- HIGHWAY COSTS, $237,700 A YEAR LOCALLY How much are passenger car owners in Carlon County contributing, via gasoline and other auto taxes, toward the cost of the 41,000-mil- e national highway system? IIow much extra have they been forking up since the increase in the tax rates? The question of who has been doing the paying, and to what extent was brought to the fore recently by Congressman Oliver P. ss Bolton of Ohio. He protested the statements carried on the signposts that have been erected along the stretches of highway under construction to the effect that the financing is being done with Federal funds. They should state instead, he declared, that the bills are being footed by the millions of highway users across the country through the special taxes they are paying on motor fuel, on tires and on other equipment. Reserved for Goodly Share of Special Observances For the average car owner in Carbon September County, traveling 10,000 miles a year and September, the month which this day in 1857; World Peace Day, National Interior Oesign registering about 14 miles to the gallon, the heralds the beginning of the fall Day, Constitution Week begins. Month begins. annual cost is approximately $30, according season, has been adopted for many National Tie September 21 Citizenship September 17 to figures released by the Bureau of Public special observances and these are Day, National Sweater Week be- Week begins. 22 Roads. Locally, with listed herewith: Child Foot the number of cars now in September 1 American Month Health begins, to comes a tax total $257,700 use, the year. Home Lighting Fixture Month beIt goes into the Highway Trust Fund. Home Quiet Month begins, Not included in thi3 amount are the state gins, Home Sweet Home Month begins, pay-as-you-- go cents-a-gallo- cents-a-gallo- n. 0, Measure Your Mattress Month begins, National Better Breakfast Month begins, Protein Bread Sales Month begins, Youth Month begins Time begins. and Fall Clean-U- p Labor Day, celeSeptember 2 brated in all states and territories and Canada as a legal holiday. Miss America Pageant begins at Altantic City, New Jersey. National Child September 4 Safety Week begins "to create safe travel habits in our school children. 45th annual naSeptember 6 tional convention of the American Legion begins. Grand-Dad- s September 8 Day. Lessons in September 9 Truth Week begins. September National 14 Pop- corn Fanners Day. William HoSeptember 15 ward Taft's birthday, 27th president of the United States born HISTORY LESSON Julius Ceasar, seeing Cleopatra for the first time: "Wow! A perfect xxxvni. xxn, xxxve ss SIGN OF THE TIMES The boy who got a wrist watch when he was graduated from high school now has a son who wears one to kindergarten. ss A man in a restaurant called the waiter over disgustedly. "What do you call this stuff coffee or tea? Tastes like he sneared. kerosene!" "If it tastes like kerosene," replied the w'aiter calmly, "it must be coffee, sir. The tea tastes like Press Sunday September turpentine. Chiropractic "tribute to the first daily (Sepss tember 21, 1784, and the first Over London town in in South newspaper (September 25, 1690) season Coal Mining Group in America ; National Dog Week Canada during the holiday an Salvation Army enthusiastic begins. was from Names New Officers Autumn be- door to door with thegoing September 23 collection Week Fall gins, Millinery begins. box. She went to the door of a Claude Heiner, head of Minerals International September 26 good old lady and asked if she Salt Tuna Week begins. Corporation, Development would "like to help the carolers. Lake City, is the new president of 27 American InSeptember "Id love to, dearie, replied the the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining dian Day. old lady, rather croakily, "but Ive Institute. Kiwanis Kids' terSeptember 28 He succeeds Mike Zakotnik, Jr., Day, National Barefoot Freedom got the bronchitis something couldnt rible I this and year, general superintendent of the Week begins. sing a note. Kemmerer Coal Company, 29 Gold Star ss September Wyoming. Mothers Day, Christian EducaA woman clerk discovered a Mr. Heiner has been active in tion Week begins. youngster wandering forlornly in the coal business in the west for the lobby of a great building, and nearly 40 years. AN EMPTY CHURCH in a spirit of kindness, said to The new vice presidents include him, "Perhaps youd like to see A church is standing alone Hal Schultz of the Western Coal the mural on the floor In a little mining town; Company (Utah) and George A. Its really quite interesting. Nugent of the Big Horn Coal People had to leave home With an expression of awed anBecause their mines shut down. Company (Wyoming). A church waiting in welcome... ticipation, the small boy his way upstairs. A few minutes None there to pray. Education, Engineering, and Enforcement have long been the baslater there came a despairing call We know its job isnt done; of safety improveic elements People who attended are away. from the Bureau of Animal HusA church with open doors. . . ment. On the farm as elsewhere, bandry upstairs. "Whats the big Who a voice demanded. idea? safety education and enforcement Prayers will go unsaid; of safety rules are the most difPeople who prayed to our Lord... sent a kid up here looking for a mule? ficult to achieve. They had to go and find bread. gins. September 18 nt Kem-mere- r, 40-fo- ot hot-foot- 40-fo- ot 1 Price has been placed on the man - power commission's war list of acute labor shoitage group areas, following September classifications of more than 310 cities, according to their shortage of surplus of labor. Provo w as the only other Utah city named on tne list Other cities listed aie Rock Wallace-Kel-loSprings, Wyoming; Idaho; Mcridan, Connecticut, and Petersburg, Virginia. The six cities will probably be cat off from further war contracts as a result of the action, and may be week. placed on the 48-ho- ur The Price Junior Chamber of Commerce wall enter competition for special awards for community achievement and leadership prostate jects this weekend when the three-day their for meet units Jaycee at sessions conference war Salt Lake City. Most outstanding accomplishment of the local club has been the gathering and pc st.ng of names of men who are m the military service in the foyer of the Price municipal bjildirg The group presented and dedicated the work to the people of Carbon courdy last March. Official approval for the construction of a substantial number of homes to be built at Helper has been received by Mayor Barney H.vde from Congressman Walter K. Granger, who stated that the federal housing agency has recommended the project. Helpers officials had asked that 150 new homos be built. Recently 50 trailer houses were approved for construction at Helper. A further reduction of 50 per cent in the ration allowance to users of liquor in Utah was decreed Wednesday bv the state liquor control commission Under the new order, the basic ration for each permit holder will become one-fdt- h of disor two-tenttilled liquors per month and fwo-fiftor one-hagallon of wine per month. Each permit holder may p irchase a gallon of wine per month if gallon bottles are available. lf Thirty Years Ago Price Citys reputation as the center of jan or baseball in Utah was upheld at the sate American Leg-oconvention in Oglon l last week when the post of the Legion was awarded the Fred W Voll trophy f or conducteomp'ete ing the beT and the at dam of the SRrvev.rg m the baseball pro.-a- m junior t new Scof eld prej-'eRgan n lo-a- m-- Ved-nesda- t v A resolution ofienng to the county commissioners a suitable location for the proposed county hospital, which will be constructed if Carbon's application for public works funds is approved, was passed by the Price city council at its meeting Monday evening. The council also preferred the use of the equipment now in the municipal hospital, including beds, furnishings, operating equipment and other material. semi-month- ly Another step in the development of Price will be recorded Friday when the new' airport one mde southwest of here is dedicated with a program arranged under the direction of the Price Chamber of Commeice. Nearly 450 requests have been made by people thru-out the United States and Canada for airmail letters affixed with a cachet commemorating the dedi- -' cation. Letters w ill be marked w ith a special stamp and maded when the field is dedicated. s acj--.- i e Wednesday wo-- k on ire aam- - aM stjo department to west mam srevt- - semn-- on is -- choose the Rambler Classic Cross Country Station Wagon famous ""h 6 or new 198-h- p 1 Members of the eastern Utah district, NRA committee, wdl hold! a luncheon in Price Friday at 12 30 pm. to outhne plans for the recovery' campa gn in Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties Purpose of the commit ee wn be to premo'e a sp nt of boosting and er'hus.asm for recovery dnve, one of the dities of the the p Abe holy le rg to eneoj-ag- p KeptenTier 1, according to sate. to B L. Mendenhall, as.staot c'g Announcement was made this in rva,'g of Sjrvey work Mr Mende-hi- .l becn Lri.rg up a week that the Eastern Utaha F'ee.o -rad M mdav and was trie company has ailed rrew g sjnev to s'art If AJ j taxes levied on motoists. THE EIGHT TOINTS OF LIFE The highway system i3 being constructed These eight points of succesful living are on a basis, with the major subscribed to by many sociologists. They part of the money for it coming from the n tax on gasoline. may not be as famous as the historical four Prior to October 1, 1959, it was three Fourteen, but they are nevertheless equalAt that time, because conly important as a war preventive, either international, sociological, or domestic: struction costs wrere getting bigger and because the trust fund was falling behind, it 1. Dont contradict others, even if you was raised to four cents. are know you right. For car owners in Carbon County, the affairs about the 2. Dont be inquisitive increase has meant an additional $64,400 of even your most intimate friends. 3. Dont underrate anything because you a year. According to the schedule, they will condont possess it. 4. Dont believe that everybody else in the tinue to pay at the present rate, about $30 a year, until 1972, when the road system is world is happier than you. to be completed. due social in to inferiors rude 5. Dont be your total contribution, in the nine reTheir position. based on the number of cars does inyears, maining 6. Dont repeat gossip, even if it in now locally, will be around operation crowd. terest a estimated. is unit 7. Learn to hide your aches and pains The new highways will pay off in reduced der a pleasant smile. travel time, easier traveling and lower oper8. Learn to attend to your own business. ating costs, it is expected. This is especially important. Twenty Years Ago 39, y, ASSOCIATIOTT SAFETY ON LABOR DAY The big1 Labor Day weekend is fast approaching and is the last holiday of the summer. Thousands of families will be returning from vacations, other thousands will take advantage of the long weekend to crowd long trips into three days. It is a weekend that unfortunately leaves a permanent scar on hundreds of families because of traffic deaths and injuries. Because of the special significance of this holiday to the labor force of the state, the Utah Safety Council is extending a particular appeal to organized labor to play a leading part in safety promotion over this per- S U -- LOOK WHOS NUMBER ONE! i Rambler outsells all other station wagons in Gr'"t 4'1 6 -, j. aa percent of the bachelor in eznee-,n- g -- There are lots of reasons why this rakish, roomy Classic outsells them all: Car of the Year styling and the new Advanced Unit Construction that produces its solid, sedan-lik- e ride, for example. Travel Rack is standard That Roof-To-p Brakes, equipment. So are the Double-Safet- y KRAY11C '?-- thiTDeep-Di- p rustproofing to the roofline, and the Ceramic Armored exhaust system. If you prefer, you can also have all of these with a new 198-h- p in this smart best-sellV-- 8 that costs less than many Sixes. 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