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Show DEVOTED TO THE QREAT TXNTXC BONING DISTRICT VOLUME 42 HOME OF THE WORLDS: LARGEST MINES SILVER-LEA- D EUREKA. JUAB COUNTY. UTAH, THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1942. SPOT YOUR PLANE ISoren Nelsons Body Found interesting Letter From Local By M&thieu Service. Air In In Hills Of Nevada. Boy Civic Clubs Will 42 Com. Service To o 0 Meet At Nepbi. Number The Reporter the other day received an interesting letter from Aviation Cadet Philip II. Thomas, who U d now in Texas. The August meeting of the receiving training Civic Club of Southern Utah Excerpts from hia letter foilowa: la scheduled to ha held at Nephl on I read every word printed in the f Saturday, August X2nd, and sperial Reporter. "It la iny belief that among the' preparatlona are being made for the entertainment of the delegatee and soldiers the moat important event of the day is mail call. Word or news visiting members. Some excellent speakers will be from home really boosts the morale present for the afternoon aeealon. E.Jof our men in the service and gives V. Baldwin, circulation manager of them more Incentive to be real sol-th- e Suit Lake Tribune is scheduled (tiers, at least I have found that to I to discuss The Need of Advertising! be the case. of the Various Sections of Southern "Although army life Is quite an Nelson Aldrlck, Utah. personnel abrupt change from civilian, a com-- ! low soon gets used to It and feels of the Utah Copper pany has been secured to discuss more contented alter he learns the I for on hv enjoyed the The Ulnlng Industry in Utah" and'-itoe- . relative subjects. Dr. M. A. Ander- - privilege of being a member of one son of the Columbia Steel riant will' of the greatest armies on earth. And discuss 'The Possibilities of Estab- being an aviation cadet, I feel doublishing Small Manufacturing Plants ly honored by being chosen for a position In this branch of the serTbruout Utah." The Extension Service of the US vice. At present I am attending pilots AC Is anxious to provide the proschool and enjoying it, very gram for the October meeting of the pre-figCivic Clubs and asked that the ses- much. The rules governing our orsion be held somewhere in eastern ganisation are more strict than the Utah. They are anxious to bring tegular army and a fellow has to before the public the possibility of keep on his toes every minute to work. A. V. Brac- make the grade. It Is my ambition range ken, who has eharge of this pro- to some day win my wings, and ereu gram, and his assistants, has spent If I fail I shall have been glad to he years In research work along this a member of this branch of the serline. They have numerous experi- vice. "1 have very little time to mymental area that demonslrat the practicability of reseeding much de- self,I what with my studies and drills, don't usually have much time pleted range land in Utah. They are N) Tonight my anxious to bring the program before!,or torreapondence. ard ddl and hv land ownera and stockmen who arelli,ht oe interested in the production or more foragq. T 9. T'T.T i Aaao-ciate- Close Sept. 1st. Word was received In Tlnllc lute last week of the death of Boren N. Neltfou, aged 62, and for more than'. 20 years a prospector and miner of. The Commercial Service Corpora-th- e Tlntie District. tlon, a unique organisation act np Information in to the effect that about eight yeare ago to (aka care he was last seen at Hawthorne, Ne-- 0f part of the banking needs of the vada, a mining camp, where he had citizen of Iaysou aud Eureka, will beu employed for sometime past.; discontinue business after September He left that camp on one of his It la announced. tomary Jourueya and almost two The organisation was unique, lu weeks later his body was found. An that there apparently was no other Inquest determined that he evidently inch organization In the U S. The had been overcome by bent and had no power to make haustlon after hia food and water lonna or Invest funds. It could only supplies run out. canb checks, for a fee, sell Insurance Deceased was horn February 22,'and net as agent for purchasing and 1SV0, In Denmark, a non of Christian; selling stocks and bondst and for and Mary Nylo Nelson. Ho never funds to nuy bank transmitting Moat all hia live hail been yiynated by lia patrona. spent In the mining campe of the The office at Payeon closed the western desert area and he was al- day a regular chartered hank was ways looking for the End of the opened In that city. The present Rainbow," but that pot of gold evad- lull In buslnese, especially In mining ed him until death. stock transactions and automobile Surviving are four brothers, Nels Insurance business ha caused the L. Nelson of Eureka, Conrad Nelson Eureka office to lose money each of Elherta, Chris Nelson of 8alem, month for nearly a year. The offiund Berrick Nelson of Honolulu; six cers of the corporation could find no sisters, Mrs. Annie Bradley of Spring1 means to increase Income or cut Mrs. Kate Zobell of Lake vlewJpeuaea, consequently there was ni Mrs. Lillian Wilson of Gentry, Ark., 'alternative other than to dosq the Mrs, Carrie Raddon of Laurel. Mies.! off ice. Mrs. Della Christensen of Spanish; The Commercial Bank of Nephl. Fork, and Mrs. Blanche Kuuts of, owners of the building and equipment have offered free rent for one year to all safe deposit box holders who will cousent to having their deposit box removed to the bnnke vaults at Nephl. The officers of the Service Corporation have promised that whenever It la felt that buslnese conditions will Justify a reopening, the Service Corporation will Immediately be reopened. The girls who have worked In the Eureka office are: Genevieve 8and-- ! arson, Ruby Manaon, Mary Newman, lluu migration of copper miners to cim-- i Gear and Verna Logan, higher pay Jobs In defense Industries, The officers of tho Commercial arch as shipyards and aircraft fae- - Service Corporation are: A. U. er, president and director of Salt The ropper Ipdustry. with Its pro- - Uke; A. E. Money, vice president ( cus-ra- t, THE NOXTH AMERICAN BZS. Mtmts orissoH.fi sacm. mivs ms auuvm ! rMV cvciONt BOMOSA AT CXCCPTlOHAlL V NIC S.VAA . , A OS IOHV-Atff AMD IAA BOVS CAPACITY' HtAVY mODUCTfON. DMA t.J.v -v- li. OStWrtea Iff iin SffJi. iff ', J I . ht lltt BOMBARDMENT 'il. TORPEDO SQUADRON SqitfDPMAAMg.. ..i TWO OBSERVATION THREE lVMJWKK (P03J SQUADRON NAVY, The Mountain States War Front by the Denver Regional (Il-epme- il Offrr of War Information) ex-vill- e, naterlal accumulated in their slo e application! looms and shops. The appeal was made as a part or the uatloual salvage program, cur. every reutly under way Ir gimust Big Game Board Releases automobile repairing elty and tqqp in aha mountain terri work, laundry a are out moving pepp.le lyt gfic Himfe, It gg Into war Industries, are they and thousands of other services M r i 1,1 iiot? As long as the people dp the reelk Oil The 1641 proclamation, Job here Its a cinch woH do It qver ? Hnifil Uuitl Ta IkL leased just the other day, contains there. a gouple of radical departures from I actually believe I am a -- ei--' preceding years ? .w- l- --ii The Bali Lake and Aahfey dUtrlctf dca hMthlerAt suit inn which would match any of wfrq (peD'r j tar elk Mnilpg'fiii: a the natives south of the border. One iglSt lifae. and thq elk hunting quo-lwas hiked up tp 620, a IS per surely gets a iqt of viumja D (ppen In che Heart of TaaM-- . fpnt increase pvpr last year. Th Ubor alha WM Tftijfl Iq Qtiitq fn CflUfity, U had been pVnrnmendfd thaf the Severn akorlagea this winter, accord. n zinc smelters ia cer-- 1 - aud lA offices, a (s Autpniq W6. piemr10 fee Inread gfiep tittle fed th lntfrmouMa,n r-- ;s sections. One of reftuer basic method The large SALVAGE COMMITTEE establishing aud famcontains several ,l'.eip epque city Rtp R tsvsled that a Marked lucres In ous land ported a sharp drop in production. HAH KEEN NAMED. marks. Including the his- March charges as celing charges the atalea elk herds had taken place, Veen use of lukur shortage. Ip s retained in the new regulation Bicycle P.aUySituq The season this year will extend toric Old Alamo. . TV" brass of I Vuieuifcv Ullmore If had I and) could Krd J. Milllman, coordinator of time, guess from November 8 to 17. Inclusive, awaited. csme;lh, on like this forever, but when ivuge drive for Juab county, A draitlc reduction in ihn list of rnia in several general regions. this week, raillbl fur a weighted MUfd the following Information Of these districts chosen fur hunle they say fail out they really mean It. Best of health and good ltv tho benefit of people of the Tin- this yea'r, Nebo draws the largest iVf and District. yuu gm! lestiflgs'io Issu he 400 to y?'j;s take of all permits The defense council has been td The newly opened Suit La'k- - buck hAuiA:,,,t ' chosen to head the amp salvage untrict' lllMld1 "16 sllulf Mk'ami drive in Tintic. The Eureka chairAshby1 IQ. School Calendar Arramred man la Wesley Robinson, Phone 14; 'Cache 'and Mantl districts took Year'IC44-lMS- . For Mammoth, Bigelow Bradley, rui In he number fcf gqiluHtaJ Fcr J m' J J. e Phone 1S6-J-for Silver City, Le cut o 'SA'jh fein,ihl number being Goodrich aud Vera Peay. 111 h 11 The following school calendar eras boM- placet;1' Anyone who has metals, rags or aptrill-- , The xfnnual drawing (or permits lurnlshed by Leitny any thing that the government Dl4- ,I,mtfc"'S!liOol of the 5 tepdvut f2 It fi'iji 4 needs can contact these persons and it ' g.ii 4 fr111 (fee State cppitol bulfdlfeg. Affpp-t'itltti- s trlct they wilt see that tha scrap Is called be'fll-fed, for tfelk drawing 'must for. Ocfbber Srd at Svlth' fees,-'b- y The scrap rubber collected In the to '(ti tfes grille q? (fee tbfe an-Tlntie District Is now being hauled 6it(i luto the depot at 8alt Lake for ehip-mepame (iomp.lssluQj weiWf Vurts Vriday, Jsq 8 " Fitsf to tho proceselng plants. Tin-ti- c IS. IMl. Changea In government controls. To collected urjr Ordered nearly 30 Ions. Wtwipaperi Secoud Semester begins Monday. Mammoth won first prise ia Ibo ratings and near army-nav- y 'priority Zinc. All Reclaim ... . Jauuary 25th. lequirements beep steel men busy, rtato for the moat pounds per person to'hpWcu. Seeond Semester end- - Friday May jietfeml f6F itieir products, 'wh'vik Steel for the armed forces got oh and will be given n trophy soon. '' bu neat QlA (irice svhed- The war production board recent- 21st An,9 will avert' any threat bl'disuirhapce Green River, Utah, wa second with Cutely first call da5r- - establish-- , ulta ot tlie V1 ly approved n tine reclaiming plant showed a F4 pounds person. o the tountry'a figures distribution July production food Mammoth colDeVr to.rs and rents maximum drop In tonnage and rate of opera-an- lected 72.C pounds per person. season: Monday and Tuespbltfe newspapers, "tusgatlnes system, wiU' he 'given to wbolesolerg !bK pidr 4 Trices for specific oommudltlaa, are tnna. The whole question of shlp-o- f fenq other 'rnwrilril phofo cngrnfln retailers probably by t " mlidlf Lshi week Tlntie District shipped day. October 16th and 20th.' ' ' 'ihe tpllowtng: line wilt '.Tits 6ft their own scrap.", and Friping Ingots, rather than finished and 7,473 pounds of scrap metal. The Thanksgiving: Thursday September. sis form .A schedule estphllshlug maximum d i iitany pictures steel prodnets, abroad Boy Scouts who assioted lu the prlht 'about day,' November 34lb and '27th-- ' Creel merly add AIU 'relieve' pfressufe on (Wlc for approximately 260 grades waa the subject ot atudy by a special lection received Vacation Christmas lrifvu for tbHr short Are. tint. 'sup- -criticklly (lie nation's .mission. The reason the findings work. . . ud types of green coltee, 6bdali'lq"l- . 1 Joint Information (fiss aq be- a schedule establishing maximum will he Important, Industry sources A scrap metal depot will be act np fw Uhstead If using SO per cent of I Good Friday, lug set principal truck freight prices tfeat shoe repairmen may pointed out. Is that IS per cent of In Eureka and In Mammoth for the their last yearns volume of tine, i!p)yxiAL p. Y 3 : Appronri',e cumefg tbruoul the Rocky Moitgln charge for rubber heels, attached to i.ornul scrap supplies result from etoiage of the metals and rags. of ihe shoe. regiou to CsclUtate qoniplUuce ,th finishing processes, and If these Location will be selected later. kvH'iii Jbool. fifeks are done abroad the scrap Is lost to Armistice Day. Wed., Nov. 11th. iruclers wi'.h' 0(flce ul Defense To ArM l'tW MS the V S furnaces. Feb.' 1? lAdtullifr UlMhday.Frl.; L. Ball Passed Away j TranywlaiMp orders governing the viu lumber Group, p Reuben Birthday, MofV Washington's size ?( loads. W- - W. Aaderwt of the Anlersou Last Kelt. 2t Mining and Legal Blanks for Sale O- -r- - Thursday. At(er September 1st Iruckerq are Lumber Notary work at Eureka Rpor(er. Oadm, Utah, has been. ,b K,portr ornre Eureka, Utah. with dls-'al tfeese nffieea appoteied 1 the (umber retail Reuben Landrum Ball, aged S3 .squired to, check rwia. in prder to obuin capacity loads, H ifikuthMi industry advisory years, died at his homa la this city : Home1 last Thursday evening after n lingppsslfele, qver tk entire round iflp. tM to the W FB, It wee aoaounced iNr(iry-instructions gqYPfbtag the estab- - )aat wwg( ering Illness. He waa born In Shannon Dale, IIsfetPuHt qf inform slto.n offices may be obtained from QDT field offtake Mct-- I Wane Ib'miuuls To Mlaeourl, May 14, 1S7I. a sou or lu Dfovef un( Salt lake Clip, Ap- - 1W kiivlted ly W L1L Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ball, lie came to Eureka more than twenty plications glao are to be filed Vlth, Tha war labor board announced In on an consider will it week last field qfflfv years ago and moat of Ihe lime her wes spent la metal mining. He was dustry wide basis Ihe wage and nouVrMH Given lne ;on Oiop demards of 20.000 active In lodge, civic and political ' Repair Supples, rerrouv mats! worker- tn the west. activities. He was a member of the ! A ruling piRklng pnselble bir.lt 8nnouncemenf came follow-I'tM'.l- ? Thw Masonic order of Tlntie and at one J,ounKcc1! of the IUMMAHW, ng time nerved on the police force. proproals lain mine operators In obt sluing v'- fcjo) with headquarters ip ligatci, Surviving are hie widow, Mrs. issued beeu has tal repair supplies B unon bnp BBl Wago luoreascs Frances Bryant Ball of Enrska; f(p accord1 to 11.60 a day Rir by the war production board, rrwm three eons, Charles Ball of Eureka; - rMR.M ing to L H. Hinckley, regional rep- w,j.bara n repreatmts In 37 mim-s-. Thomas Ball of Santa Monlra, Call-tor- n VfunuArcscntatlve of "ID mining IH knieltrrs lu nine states, la; (rank Ball of Houston, Texlu Amendment , rgllng Is rolorado. New JUxltHk llnb. eluding three sisters, Mrs. Tom Adame as; It No. 3 u Onlw grands The hearlugs Montana and Idaho. of Mo.; Mrs. Jess Fetter-ho- ff Glasgow, and ratings for rcfir opened yesterday, August 16th. of Chlillcotbe, Mo.; Mrs. John parts fur machinery and eqglpment. a Shanaon'of 8bannon Dais; and two g During August Md Septetqher, brothers, Thomaa and W. W. Ball of mine may apply (feesq felkh rgllngs are sq rookie' dollars, ber Kcytcsvllle, Mo., and three grand U to ofelaln frpali supplies to Ihe ex children. y0Ur iQ the front. Buy 30 can'. per lent, in dollar volume, of Funeral services were conducted wivings bonds and stamps, of its three quarter quota I a Monday at 2 p. m. In the Methodist Church under the auspices of Tlntie j WhulmsIrrA Hrtsilf M.ke Warns vista to Joh IN UlUa No be K ,nd A M aommou It It's Dur least Tv Jidn Hrqau llUUL und bT. V to the Provo Cemetery. thrifty U you sve you arc Regional official of "TB's thrifty. War Bind help you New York dlgniUrd sglvlvlon lust week Igamd Mike bared his leelb. pointed his to save and help to save Ion of tho The 1 In feeds.! Iht wholesalers xlfSR to fapld do (spans gni appeal pot Cell 36 o 211 for fire or outomo-u- h tho . plaass I (Ne. gun Olid rhxllenged tho pullet-ten p:r-reAmerica. Bay lef a sallorg make clean (t to ara mskis temporarily area 0f bewever,' the on dem alio Jsps." procrans, insurance. C. E. Rifs, "Bring t suf 6l at the ixma (us at crltlcsUf needed scraa twerp-u- p Isandnf tf fet glrersft piochaulci tq ftork and . x .' rintlnqjug i)s program to simplify pkla'n yl '" " ..WI. Min-,orl- ,"i, V lTfeVe ikiwi if -- h. m l- , av-;fc- a- j - 3" V 1, - - o'-t- at d seml-flnlshe- jt . . - jnrrr for i Mechanics un-lll- gh - Is-T- A-l- -a F-5-4. A-l- -c AH 1 ri7 - u t W retail-Inaval'a- 'UTno. lr y-- ir iuydr. t-- u , |