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Show Pir 00 WEUU 14 . , H 1. - k - Doctors RelOrt on Method to , right JhruniOOHlS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. I ! . dis- - J.-- Ntw .coveries in research to combat thrombosis iittd its danger of circu- latfry obstruction were reported to the American Medical association. 29 I The investigators, 7t. including Drs. Irving S. Wright and Andrew G. Prandoni, of New York; Jesse L. Bollman, K. TV. Pieston, Edgar V. W. Barker and John Allen, Nel.-n- P n j M. Waugh, of Ihe Mayo clinic, Koch, ester, Minn., presented a joint pu-- ! per on their findings. Their work ur.s performed with dicoumarin, a substance obtained from spoiled clover, and used in re-- 1 MONDAY Tinllc Standard (1.45. rUESDAY Chief Cons. 2Sc. Eureka Lily Cons. ISc. If you desire I eking your present listing, additional listings, or directory advertising, just call the Telephone Business Office. FOR VICTORY 1 .. II C R . . 3 2 Total Carloads I 5 4 ............. - Drug Combats lllood Clot Danger A cu; - Tlntic Standard Mammoth United States Miner Eureka Lilly Cona Tlntlc liullion Utah Kira Clay Co. (silica; North Lily Mountain View Ernpire Mine filter Cons Chief Cuna. (ilmei ' f O ORE UH1PMKNTH t in Thursday, August 6, 1942. EUREKA REPORTER n 2 ! I ducing coagulation of the blood. The paper explained that one of sur-- ; gery's serious risks is the possibility WEDNESDAY. of formation of blood clots which j Tlnllr K'andard 11.45. may remain at the point of their origin, or may be carried into the blood stream and obstruct circula-- l More Copper Available tion. In the past, the paper said, a subTo Fabricators. stance known as heparin was used. This is isolated from horse liver, is ' l Thu New York report for by the past week said that after quirk costly and must be administered sucareful vein injection, requiring surveys of the allocation machinery h Dicoumarin is about lor August which started on Mon- pervision. be can and as by given costly day, copper trade interests concludmouth. ed that fabricators In the new month The investigators said dicoumarin more cupper than in would was discovered after cattle breeders any recent month. complained that their stock freHomo (oinmentalors believed even quently, for no apparent reason, Hint coi.MUiners might get better tonbled markedly and often fatally. Renages than in any previous month in search workers learned the bleedthn war period. Keeling was genLOCAL AIM ing followed tlie eating of impropereral that finished material produr- - iy"cured hay or silage made from tlon would ahow a further expansion SWCet clover. TOR RENT 4 room uiifuruklied ' V but it was agreed that copper re-- . orhouse. I.. V. Traily. Col. Norman T. Kirk told the corReserve Metals leases from the thopedic surgery section of the asso- TOR SALE OR RENT Modern re poration would determine Ihe extent ciation that the use of sulfanilamide sldence, good location. See - D. of such increase. and sulfathiazole had aided greatly Chlld. Metal circles early in the week in closing of wounds in this war UNITED heard definitely that the lead indusWorld much earlier than during TOR SALE 6 room parity modern V-vf- . try meeting with the war production War I. home. Term if desired. See Mrs board to act on August shipments (.'has. Kay, Church Street. had been called off. It was under-rtuo- d Western Guard Cowboys WORKMEN WANTED - Laborers el the lead supply situation has 75c an hour, rurpeulers $1.25 an some eased what, enabling virtually Army Ordnance Depot aleo all kinds of hour; all users to receive larger quantities. cowCOLO. Western PUEBLO, equipment operators, etc. .1 Mean while the metal Industry' boys are riding herd on something M 15 miles east of SI. John Stailon, al talked about Intensifying Its search far more valuable than steers these Ophir. 6 months Job. STAMPS tor new uses of metals to conserve days on the plains near Pueblo. more critical materials such as sine' Eure7 in room home mounted SALE TOR They are serving as .and copper. The zinc supply situa- Can be moved ka. Reasonable. guards at the huge army ordnance Hon was reported rather tighter at, for further office Harold and at Call near here Reporter Maj. depot the end of the week. of Kansas City, who at 29 is information. Horse, i The price of copper continued at the youngest ordnance depot comISc a pound, with the export level mander in the nation, says they are KOR RENT 4 room modern furnished home. See Mrs. (Veil Livat 11 be f a s NY. Zinc was un- far more satisfactory than automoN t ac yb.iJ,v wb a d "ir ingston. changed at 8.25c E St. Louse and bile patrolmen. I s?-.cm shoot a gui lead at 6.50c NY and 6.35 St. Louis.1 I r.:rahlt Vit maneuvera- WANTED -- Uood houses that ean be their Besides everybody cai greater j Reports on the progress of the bility, the cowboy guards can pashoot ftrai 'ht to the bank and Homereasonable. if moved priced ' new scrap collection drive were trol the miles of arroyo-etche-d buy 17 a r Bonds. Buy your prailand Realty Co., Provo, Utah. at least as to rie without using precious tires or , mildly encouraging, I0rf every pay day. rertsla areas. gasoline. .1 . The Pueblo cowboy guards, off'I:.- - cli is tin- - April birtli- icials say, are the first ever used MMaiMIlMMhaillMM to guard a modern war plant. WITH UNCLE SAM S The bronzed guards wear strapped to their hips and carry lassos on their sadWITH UNCLE SAM dles. They say they are ready for M KKK l IXHM.E NO. 12, I. O. O. K COMBAT EN61NEERS.. not so have far but they anything Miets Every Wednesday run up against anything tougher 7:30 P. M.. I. O. 0. K. HALL than prairie rattlesnakes. They Inning Brothers Invited to AtteuA shoot them just lor practice. KENNETH SPURRIER, N. U. A. M. ROSS. Secy. j i m.-ta- . one-tent- Directory Closes August 15th nt-i-lv- e FCrlCTOHY i 4' I- I i BUY , ir STATES WAR M&sfiotm l&&ssssa j r; f; REDDY KILOWATT KELPS FILL THEIR SHOES Reddy Kilowatt, the electrical ''farm hand, is helping to fill the shoes of thousands of farm workers in this territory. He has taken over many duties of men who are now helping to win the war on the military front and the war production front. And he's doing good job of it! Are j o:t nuking the fullest "hired hand on your use of this farm? If not, SEE YOUR ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT DEALER! .:: rs S MUDHtlDtlKilllillR V An Old French Cowhand Makes His Way Home able-bodie- d "BUY MORE WAR BONDS fi STAMPS UTAH KM, P0 & V :fr. A French soldier who escaped from a German prison camp in Silesia said he had led a cow across most of Germany and had been mistaken by Nazi patrols as a farmhand taking the animal to pastuie. He and the bedraggled cow arrived in Amiens four weeks after he left the prison camp. He said the cow had nearly died of fatigue, and they had to rest several days in the Rhineland. He sold the cow to an Amiens m LIGHT CO. ib tierlJ'i fimril tltctrit urrke prodmtJ or iiy Amtrium kmimtu mm m th kimJ ; 'i .r tbjt irrui o; tht mitiom. a MuibE 6UN CCW alaav KkECEHSThC EMNJE CCEW TJ r.5MT OFP SwCPBiSB ATTACH... KOrmt butcher. Refusal of Priorities Halts Big Highway Job Official U. S. Treasury War Bond Quotas for August EDMONTON, ALTA. Because the federal oil controller has refused priorities, some 60 miles of main highway surfacing which was to have been done in Alberta this summer has been suspended, probably for the duration. While asphalt will be made available for road repair work, materie als for the program long-rang- which the provincial government planned will not be availoble because of the demands on Ihe country's fuel requirements for war purposes. Leave Old Mining Town As Dam Backwaters Rise - The little REDDING, CALIF. town of Kcnnrtt, with less Ilian AX) inhabitants, will be empty and under water before long. The evacuation of residents will be completed before August. Then it will be submerged by the waters in the reservoir rising behind giant Shasta dam. He Swung Too Hard, Landed in Hospital hi. BINGIIAMPTON, Washington, D. C., August 5. While maintaining a Theaa factors have beea taken Into account tu Ip tentative annual level of twelve billion dollars as Us goat, each stale's share fur the national quota for the Treasury Department today Used the August quota (rmlnlng August and will for the aale of War Bonds at SSlS.fQ.OOl as shown by the oe subsequent he given consideration In fixing quotas months. accompanying map by slatea. to the slate quotas as set out in ftp In lowering the quota from a billion dollar In July federal payroll allotment quota W .. ... has In the August, t 8115.000,000 Trcaeury given recog "Horlsl Quotas as follows: Alaska. altloa to certain faclora which may he experled to result nulmk?' Hawaii, R In variations In sales over Ihe period, sarh as h ,,W,0 ' ,n VlrglR Islands, of farm laeome, the seasonal eharasloc J' .T IlSl. tBBKtUKBrSXOBESS VICHY. ). I '' iwu y.-p- olf but may be a Nathan W. Hankin is skeptical. body-builde- r, piankil) took a tremendous swing at the fcall on o local course. The result: t.oii liga ments in his leg and srvrral d r located cartilages. The dactur said Hankin would hobble on crutches for six weeks. Neil ODonnell Mortuary l Irtgnlfled Service si a Nominal Charge. PHONE TwE EJfcESES A.CE IN CHARGE OP ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR... 54 Call Any Time Day Night. or D |