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Show MAGNA TIMES, Magna, Utah Friday, March 3, 1944 THE MAGNA TIMES - Edith If. Ridge. Editor Howard Rldgt, Publisher Publish'd By Ths Coppor Printing Compeny Issu'd each Friday morning at Magna. Utah Enter'd as ascond class mail matts a under the act ed March 3rd. 1371 at Magna. Utah , Governed by Manpower Available MW Bette Cutler, 145133. No. 3 team took high game of 506 and high series of 1549. Teams No. 1 and 3 took 3 pts. tram house, each. FOR SALE modern, gang, fruit tie's. InIn the A League, Mae Bird had quire Mrs. Rom Singleton. 2350 high game of 201 and LaVon Dea, So. 0000 West. Dial high series of 514. Helena Schultz was the most nice, consistent bowler with games of WILL PAT CASH-F- or clean, late model car. or spot cash for an equity. Inquire J. E. Boone. Teams 5 and 2 took 4 points R. F. D.. Route 1. 2880 So. 72nd and No. 6 took 3 points. West. East Magna. No. 5 took high gaifte of 667 and series of 1796. FOR SALE-2-rohouse, partCutr h:h gimcs were ly Inquire si 2902 So. Mary Mayoerry, 3150 West. Sudbury, 189; Sylvia Wimmer, 187; Fannie Nielson, 163; Amy FORSAI-3S lb. new hair mat- McCarty, Donna Cromar, tress. 825.00. Inquire Mrs. D. F. 162; Crystal Colombe, 185; Ann Boies. 2360 So. 8000 West Magna. Tygesen, 173; Mae Bird, 177; Emma Lou Erickson, 175; Ethel FOR RENT or SALE-3-roJohnson, 164. home. Reasonable. Inquire M. L. Mitchell. 2323 S. 1st East Magna. 1 1 ' 4 ' : ''Xi . La-Faw- 'i t I7 a t'V V f n rj V 1 U PORK BONUS FOR RENT -- House, with hot and A new bonus stamp for five cold water. Inquire Mrs. H. S. points on the purchase of all Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hellier Mr. and Mrs. Clair Huffaker Mr. and Mrs. Hy Hayes Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Guy Henline Mrs. Emily Harding and Partner Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mikolash Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Heleotes r X Empress Theatre Saturday, March 4 First Show 5:30 p. m. Complete Show After 3:00 pum. WHAT A WOMAN Rosalind Russell, Brian Aheme and Willard Parker, the new sensation of the year! What a find! Shes the smartest woman who NEVER got kissed! Laughs galore! NEWS Prices 10c-20c-30- CQMEDT Taxes Included c. March y, First Show Sum. 5:30 p. m. Mom-Tue- e. 5-6- -7 Lest Show 7:00. 8 GIRL CRAZY Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland with Tommy orchestra. Swell dance numbers, enjoyable music. tertainment for all! NEWS , It. - 1 ..-- AUTOMOBILE SPECIAL COMEDY March 9-1- - .00 Complete Motor Tune-U- p hamjle all Grease jobs and oil Changes. We can OIL CHANGE Pennzoil or Quaker State, 5 quart wn, Rivmond Hatton. Thrill a minute! $1.50 Ko Waiting - Expert Greasing ...wdown! 8-- MOTOTo Gem Theatre 5 VM guarantee. Come in and let us give you an estimate. Sunday, March First Show 7:00 p. m. Last Show 8:00 p. m. WHAT A WOMAN 'll NEWS COMEDY Prices c. Thurtday-Frida- First Show 8:00 y, p.m. Last Taxes Included March 0 MAGNA Utah 9-1- Show (At Gem) 8:00 p. m. I TWO BIO SHOWS We Need Henry Aldrich Boy Scout - Second Feature Raiders of the Border COMEDY SERIAL AdultsTsOc. TAXES Prices 10c 20c Copper Employe Breaks Record 1 twenty-se- ven Cl IV e Are Now in a Position to Give IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on (all and We Sell Quality Carbon King Coal GREASING COMEDY. Serial Friday duly at the Empress. PRICES. Children. 15c 8 grade. 20c. Adults. 30c. 10c-20c30- Want to learn a skill? 0 Raiders of the Border Johnny., J- S" En- When Henry blazes a trail, it really gets hot! Be for the laughtime of a lifetime! Bring the family! COMPANION HIT Fast action! , i Henry Aldrich - Boy Scout I 4 c. Thursday-Fnda- y, k m- - , s. c Show Both Nights 8:30. Last Show 8:00 p. m. BIG DOUBLE BILL -- post-mortem- 4 Typical ol Utahs mine workers for which induatry was hard pressed during past year. of Production gold, silver, copper, saw the National Tunnel ft Mines lead and sine 4n Utah djring 1943 company Join the ranks of the was governed to a large extent by larger producers. While the commanpower available. Every pound pany was triable to reach full scale the production because of dearth of of ore that could be mined war eifort w&a produced by the workers, the company nevertheless limited number of workers availa- reached a production level in excess of tied tons per day. United ble Industry. Without referring to statistics, States Smelting Refluing and Min1944 made a favorable showing ing company and Combined Metals compared with former years, with Reduction company produced up to a alight reduction is in most metals the limit of their manpower. Chief Consolidated in the Tintic with the exception of copper. Production of copper was well district was dded to the list of maintained throughout the year due larger producers with the reopento the highly mechanized character ing and unwatering of the old No. level. of Utahs principal red metal pro- 1 mine below the 1900-toducer, Utah Copper company. The Chief reached a production rate of Bingham producer, which rose to 5000 tons of ore per month. Tintic new production "heights when Hie Slandaril In thesnie district conwar started, has maintained a htgli tinued steady production. Other rate .of production during the past Tintic pioducers included North two years. Besides being the na- Idly, Eureka Lilly and Eureka Bultions largest copper mine, Utah lion Mammoth, a gold producer, Copper is also an important produ- was Inactive. cer of other metals. Many of the small prospects While the manpower shortage did which are Intermittent shippers of affect Utah Copper somewhat, it ore from various parts of the state was not so noticeable as in the un- were inactive because of the manderground mines where a man power situation and the desire of normally produces a ton of ore per federal agencies to place all availashift. The underground ble workers on production. mines are principally lgad. zinc During the year a plant for the producers with, the ores carrying treatment of 150 tons of tungsten ores and concentrates per day was some gold and silver. Production at Silver King Coali- completed and placed in operation tion, located in the Tark Cit mill- by the United States Vanadhim The plant was built ing region, was handicapp1 d by in- toiporalion sufficient manpower to maintain a by the Defense Plant corporation balanced operation. However, this In the sou'heastern part of Salt producer contributed mightily to Lake City At Alia tie U S Bureau of Mines needed for th war the lead-zinprogram. Park Utah Consol. dated, laumhed a development program to located In the same distiict, was .sound out the bismuth producing handicapped by tho same problem, possibilities at the Alta United but was able to prodc.ee a fairly property A summary of mining operations ores Park steady flow of lead-zinUtah also effected the reopening of for the year 1943 leads to the conIts Utah unit, which hvl been clusion that development work was closed down for a number of years. necessarily placed secondary to This required unwatering and re- production and that there must be pairing workings below the Ontario a restoration of exploration soon in order to insure ores for future drainage tunnel. In the Bingham district, the year production NO SHOW First t'ja i Taxes Included Prices Wednesday, March 8 f0c-20c-30- t c Saturday at The Empress. Sunday at the Gem. Sunday-Monday-Tuesda- V to-th- s A FREE SHOW AS GUESTS OF THIS PAPER (These names are taken from our Subscription list.) e, war-alre- ady - fr -- ed How to be happy? Give thought Campaign to these ten rules which should in be given a permanent place -- Hundreds of homes thiw. your mind this vicinity will display a l to be First Make up your mind merican Red Cross servkTu happy. You can think yourself front windows again thisv jn to Learn into being miserable. participation nw find pleasure in simple things. If signLying 1944 Red Cross War you cant go to a movie, turn on started March 1.- - Fund S the radio. , I D' ruty sheriff N.- - F-.- Second-Ma- ke the best of your is the chairman in "j Magna lot Of course you havent everydeputy sheriff W. J. Rey thing you want and things arent luad3 the Garfield commutuH a human there isnt just right is missed in th If anyone beng who hasnt plenty to cry make their paign, they may is the to make the and trick over, at tributions the sheriffs laughs outweigh the tears. a was "There time, aceof too Third Dont take yourself to Chairman S. D. Cunning think Dont everything seriously. the Red Cross needin' that happens to you is of world- bewhen furnished the shaking importance and that Roll Call, to by which all responsomehow you should have been se well. At that protected against the misfortunes services to the time, neees military W that befall others. Fourth-Do- nt take other peo- were little more than perfuncfcl The Red Cross served the ple too seriously. Dont let yourj population In titpe of disaster) for standards set your neighbors you. Try pleasing yourself inNow, more than eight perj stead. of the population of the natkr Fifth Dont borrow trouble. In the armed serviCes-mo- re You have to pay compound in- - j 10,000,000 men,- Every, d?n terest on borrowed troubles and disaster to them. Tk4 i. bring theyre harder to bear than your Cross is at his Ude-w- e are at W own. The American. RedjCross is 5 Sixth Dont cherish emnities ing the nfilitary in 56.theaten and grudges. war. It ifterving the prisonen j Seventh-Ke- ep in circulation. out of actios, ri Go around and meet people. Have 3,390,000 kits all ta:, prisoners as many interests as possible. number and the number 1 Thit Eighth Dont hold other services such as 100,3 Don't spend your life pints of blood per wee may over mistakes have you brooding to be increased. There Will be made or the sorrows that have of all Red Cross percent befallen you. What is done canspent this year on the not be changed. Ninth Do something for some- Forces. body less fortunate than yourself. Happiness is a coin that we keep only when we give it away. Tenth Keep busy. That's the real remedy for unhappiness. You never saw a very truly person who was unhappy. ' Author Unknown. Would you like to be a radio g; erator, a skilled stenographs!, airplane mechanic, an driver? In the Women's Army you have a chance to get nl! ble Army training training & may pave the way to bigger p better jobs after tho war. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cahoon are TODAY find out about all ft rapidly recovering from a recent WAC offers you tho inlertW automobile accident in Salt Lake1 jobs, the chance to meet new pa) in which Mr. Cahoon suffered pie and see new places, tads five fractured nbs and a com- help your country. I pound fracture of his right arm. APPLY at any U. S. Army K Mr. Cahoon states that this is cruiling Station. Or writei Tk the first time in more than Adjutant General. 4415 years at .the Copper lions Bldg Washington 25. D. Company plants that he has miss- (Women in essential war lads! ed a single day from accident or try must have release from the sickness. A very wonderful rec- employer or the U. S. Employ ord. meni Service.) - BOWLING This ticket presented at the EMPRESS or GEM Theatre entitles; n Red j nt COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS Pr ch-- 1 om five-poi- Canvass In STORY time-hon- 2; Bouck, 4lh South beyond Whip- types of pork was announced ple, dial 4957. House situated on Tuesday by OPA officials, fol5 acres of land. lowing almost immediately the pork stamp that expired Saturday night Spare stamp No. 4 in war ration book four, became good Wednesday morning for five points on Marie Santone had high game pork purchases expiring Saturof 171 Tuesday ver:" in u.v day, midnight Like stamp No. 3 I may be us 4 ' all types of "B League. -u.s .ucts, except Some of the other g p v and pori lard. were Ruth Andrus, Plan Thorough 0' . 165-16- 6; 177-18- iW - v' , om PAGE --L Cross X CLASSIFIEDS i b THIS WEEKS .Utah .Metal Output 1943 Publish'd Sine 111! t SO A , Good Used Cars At Once V . J Workers. 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