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Show t.J t HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST DEVOTED TO THE QEEAT TINTCG MININO DISTRICT KI'KKKA. JUAB COUNTY. VOLUME 43 UK Price Information Is Given Out. ; UTAH. Western prod union of tungsten In expected (o be greatly nil uiul ted ;tbru announcement of u government The following was received with a order boosting the purchase price for request to public for the beuefll of lower tunRHten ores and concentre mines and leasers of the Tlntlc Dis- - tea from a basis of $4 to (30 per trlct: dry abort ton. The office of price administration The Inrreaaed price now effective 8 outlined In will continue in be in effect until Depreas release rule 13 of the releaae the basis for camber 31, 1043. to the eligible and computing monthly production quo- - new producers of the ore who con-la- s ami monthly production for de- - tract to participate under the new lermiulng the umnuut of over quota program. David D. Ilaker, superintendent of production of copper, lead and tine I he Salt Lake agency of Metals Reeligible for premium payment. te serve company, a RFC subsidiary, In order to place premium on a uniform basie and to said the order affects the largest simplify and errclerate the adminle- - producers of tungsten In the west. tration of the program, the basis for He predicted It would give enrou 1 computing premium payments has ogement to people who want to open new mine In undeveloped areas but been revised as follows: Rules 13s, b and c are hereby re-- who previously have not been eonfl-c'ndcas of the dose of business on dent of the outlet for low grade ores. Nov. 30. Rule 13, effective with re- In announcing the price advance relpr at processing plants on and af- - Metals Reserve company acted on the recommendation of the war nrortnr-Rul- e ter Dc. 1, 1142, la set forth below. 13. Monthly production quo- - tion board and with approval of the tas snd monthly production for de- - price administration, One condition set up determining termlnlng the amount of over quota production on which premium metal n eligible producer under the new payments are made, will be based on Plan calls for the production last the following percentages for their year and not less thsn ten or more respective metals, regardless of the than 100 short tons of (0 per cent percentages of the metals actually Wo3 concentrates, or tonnage of or paid for under mine- - fr grade material having a rerover-ineltcontracts or able content of not less than 600 or more than 6000 unrts of Wo3. contracts. contracts, or mine-mi- ll For oes or other qualified mater- Mr. Raker said about (1.000, OOO luls shipped direct to custom mills, worth of tungsten ores and eoncen-o- r other mllla where of irn'es of lower grade has been pur-or(from several producers) pro- - chased In the last six months and Is vents accurate allocation of motal being stored at tha nearly completed contents of concentnres among tlu S600.000 retreatment plant of the producers of the oree, and for mater- - Salt Lake Chemical Tungsten plant, iala shipped to Waelx plants. Ilelreatment of the vast stora of may begin next February when it Percentages of total metal con- tents of ore as qualified by C below, is expected the plant will be complet- Copper 87 per cent, lead 86 per cent, ed. At present it Is 75 per cent fin- lahed and cannot be completed zinc 77 per cent. be-B. For ores, concentrates, or oth- - cause of a shortage of materials and qualified materials (except con- - vital parts. The plant Is expecting centrates or other products produc- - 'o receive a boiler In January. ed under A) shipped direct to a Contracting producers dealring to smelter or electrolytic reduction ell low grade domestic concentrates for treatment at the Salt Lake plant plant producing metal. Percentages of total metal con- - way apply to the U. S. Vanadium cor By Mathie u . I Jt 1 1850 MM eowts ! an SNtMtv.wiieHT aqezs lbs... , tt FufL TANKS (AMAKTSf INVENTION) Stir-StttJ- msecs CAN d. : At (he TIIS auditorium thU even- lug (Thursday) at 7. Oil a mss program will be given. I( will 'p be in tlu nature of the ushering lu official of ibe Tlntlc School DIs- of ibe uleiiuie seasou, and Is being oici were at Irovo late last week sponsored by the Klwanls flub, offl- - attending a meeting of coachee and rers and teacher of (b.- - school snd official or region No. 3, comprising the business men. Alpine end Nebo district, for the Principally the program will be purpose of discussing the coming of a musical uuiure wiih rnnimunliy basketball season with the war forts. n was decided to follow (he policy 0f Hties lu maintaining games aud tuuruauienls as part of the phy bleat flu ness promram. In onll.r lu ,v rubbpr and M, from utiUHcesssry travel, a rule forbidding pep clubs, bands and other tary Students. oriluniatlons from the visiting reboots to st lend thn games was ('(immunity Songs. Reading by Mrs. Tola Newman, adopted and will be enforced. i Hand selection, (s) Konalil Grigs The bigvcHt problem of the region (b) Richard Korney, (cl Don furl- - was the securing of enough officials son, (d) Bert Peek. und all roaches have been asked lo Community Songs. contact anyone they know who can Christmas talk by Mr. llishnp. do the job. Anyone Interested In ofSilent Night, by Klcineniary stu- ficiating la urged to make them-- t '1he martin r-- k Nebo Basketball Schedule Made. predominating. pay-men- I'l Number 3 Frcgiam Tonight Will Usher In Christmas Season. PM-243- t MIMES D THURSDAY. IK('KMHKU 3. l'.MJ. SPOT YOUR PLANE Government Wants Increase In Tungsten Output. SILVER-LEA- TAKE MACNlNS SUN SMS WITHOUT UANMW-- nosSwjMCat TusMTS...MP-eukS- . . - .jwAsewew Ltdtn SfmdilMt w nst-ee- N MARTINI FIRST AIRPLANE WAS MAOS IN AN CHUKC- M- TOOAV THE MARTIN FACTORIES COVER ABOUT A, 000,000 BQST...MANy OF HIS EMFL0VCE8 (IN Jp40 ASOUT 17000) CAME FROM TECHNICAL NMM SCHOQLt.UMERC THEV WIRE TRAMiS 8V MARTIN INSTRUCTORS- ,- LOAN ED, WITH MATERIAL AMO EQUIPMENT TO THE SCHOOLS... IN MAN IS SLENN H. MARTIN -FA EAR-SORMER BARNSTORMER," MAKER OF GRIAT A.RPLANES ... HS HtLf TO AKOMMOAU. Y hUNLCO truOtMTS IS AHOTMA Of YtM SLINN OLD In addition Santa Claus will be there to distribute candy and nuts to the children. The program follows: Opening by TIIS orchestra. Invocation, Rev. W I Ilium Krary. Jolly Old St. Nicholas, by Elemen- dents. elves known. The echedulee adopted allows that some or the games Community Songs. TIIS orchestra. can he set ahead a day so that the mm Tamms that fmc Cluue Is Coming to Town, same officials can handle two games Santa . to OV O MOCAAC r. , in one week. by Elementary students. ' I iii IV Region three also went on record New Government Order favoring a state tournament and derided to leave it up to the state Clamps Down On Z:nc. as to whether the tournament BOMBER-192MARTIN M TON PATROL BOMBER . dvded I"14 BI dlv. In or.ler to make more due avail- able for uiiiiniiulilon and other war sione as In the case of football now. Champions will be crown In beth pruducs, t lie war production board A ,r lias fur: her curlull.d use. of the met- - "J A,p,"e nd Nebo dU,rlcl will be awarded to at them the h( lh 'Mon- enl of A limn t products lu wh.ch the use H soncelled a ,ournjr h of Elm Is forbidden entirely are lock- Office Denver of War (lie Regional Information) for. (Prepared by planned de vice for and tlrea ing automobile, schedule for the Nebo Dis- gasoline tanks, liurrel and drum 1 u w,l Charles A. Crulum. former reg- - for new passenger car tlrea of r plugs, n variety of building materials8th Tlntlc nf flpringvllle JRRttRrjr msand paper unproducts dispensing Labor claimed rubber National of the ional director being produced Jub at .yson. Relations Board in Denver and Chi- - der the WPD restriction! have been chines. u,b Tlntlc, BUr.ir The order reduces the use of zinc cago, has been appointed Rocky rnnounced by tha office of price ad-e- r 1,1 and Rutomotlve tractor carburetministration. The maximum retail l.jlirn.'. ... , Mountain regional director, fuel pump, for repair and level tor a .lie 6.00x16 tire of this At the aame lime, WLB announc,nt,c Fork- maintenance purposes to one-hsed the appointment or u 12 man reg- - type has been set at 113.36. January 2lh Pay son at Tlntlc. the used In 1941. amount tonal advisory council composed of Spanish Fork at Juab. four representatives each of the pub- February 3rd Juab at Rpringvill TAX WILL LIST DFLINgtKNT lie, managemeut and labor as repre Spanish Fork at Pay son. Kehrusrv at Tin-tidepartments, Lake. Those wishing to sell Henry, Iienver attorney, was named frills as will call' per smelter copper 17 per rent; Juah st P'jvson. Iniormaiion received time at this tKh grade concentrates should con- - chairman of the roucril ut Its first shopping services, fashion shows and lead 70 per cent, sine 0 per cent. F. hrii-- w 13ih -- Tlntlc st Juah. lo ,h lhe delinquent In (oncerts, without Lead smelter copper 85 per cent; the Metals Rt serve rnmpsny In inciting, Ing prices. Price lead 15 per cent; tine 0 per cent. Washington, D. C. on Henderson said Zinc smelter copper 70 per cent; o ,H I,,,,, failed to pay. l,t a,I excess baggage ill war tline." lend 60 per cent; tine 80 per cent. . . -- nth Tlntic at Paysnn, As has been the custom for many Tree Cutting' Is O. If it Is the practice of a pro- ' In- Spanish Fork, of America's battle against infla- - Uol! Mire Must llepoi-f- . In list will the published yehrs to Now Serious Offense, cessing plant to make payment Mrfh r,h Snrinrvlll.1 at Juab. Gold mines which are being dot- - the Neplii Tlines-Ncwtion. The regional office will serve and the Ku- any shipper for soma part of any o d under war production board or- - reka Reporter so that the county will 'rson at Spsulsh Fork. New Mexico, Wyoming, Colorado, specific metal (copper, lead or zinc) This veer above al yuira In th IUh, Montana and Idaho. ders, and whose machinery was have complete coverage. Dellnqenls contained In qualified materials then pnHt (he rutting of Christmas trees m- - . . All wage increase or decreases In frozen by an amendment to the or- - m outlying sections will also receive J trntfns AlOOhCl premium payments on over quota for commercial pnrnoscs la a serious businesses and industries d1, on Nev- - ' lo file the list. required employing oC production will be mtide to all ship- - offense and anyone attempting f" frozen u,h It more then eight persona are subject machinery with j I per to that plcnc for that specific certainly trodlng on thin Ice. The 0 control. Increases or decreases WB Iwfore Jen. 18. atf measure, la The Issuance of Army and Navy n salaries over (5,000 are under the iniluMr.. Jolm Vl , T ... Tv" terlals shipped to that q?a,lled plant, on tho emptlng to conserve all limber and jurisdiction of the treasury orders restricting the porchas of Mated la A mountain growth. On the national ment. liquor ror all .lerlce men and or B above. n foresta of the elate It is very strict. In the e'sht steles was in D. The ebova rules do not apply a ' For Miners, for a single tree cannot be aouneed the permit other use nre own nr end their day at Me h .sd-o- f exempt n in duction comprehensive to production from the llseing Din- will state Mountain Seven Rocky obtained for any reason. essential artlvltlos by the war nut subject to any fine. Animals ouae'ers of Lieut. General John L. trlct or the Michigan Copper district. fD ymrs past commercial dealers "hi In a 6 million dollar allocation covered are rattle, calves, sheep, bigs FeWltt, eommendlnx tenoral of the E. The shove metal percentages took the housing agency for manpower commission. pines out of the Tlntlc moun- and lamb. Delivery of meat from Western Defense Fommond and tne for premium payment do not relate mountains by the of about 2,000 dwelling About 3,000 occupations are In- - these animals Is limited, so that Fourth Army. The reelrletlnns will thousands, strip- construction . , ,, ? metal miners eluded. The lists were ac,ua re Pin some of the hills almost barren. un prepared ea- - there shall be euough for the fight- - Iroine effective December 10. 1112. i tneltcr worker. T1" announcement land that la not a forest re- said service perlally to guide local selective owr- - Ing forces of the US snd Its allies. Federal funds have been made Vre hoards In determining orcupa- I serve It Is still permissible for a per- Records of all slaughter for denv- - n,en prohibited from pur-eo- n for construction of these noni deferment and to aid US em- to get a single tree for his own t Intoxicating liquor except ery to oihers must be kept and be a he hours of 5 p. m. and use but none for sale. bmfa ,,d ,h ployment service offices In determln- - made available to Inspector of thn In establishment where o blanket priority rating In an effort n which nrtlvitles have u prior oiA by bulrhors, farmers who mldnlht for urgently to provide quarters served on the premises and on workers nvallahle for place- - slaughter meal for others, and park- - l,,uor c,m needed metal miners In the program mtnlm to 8 p. m. In stores ilK houses. The penalty for viola- - from 6 P- to Itol!" 18lng production of cop- Is Ibiuor served for consump- I or ten Mon a fine lo (lO.Ood up President Roosevelt has signed a tc. Ration Ihmk 1 Now. 'h11 ofr l,M Premise. The sale and per, lead and zinc. n jail or both. bill assigning the property of In1 ersons who do not have war ra- Tentative sites Tor the housing In consumption of beer is not resrlct- The annual Christ mas Seal sale is dians who die without heirs to the Ring- - tion hook 1, whlrh has been used for aKlMarllugM lrtce (Vnirol. include Utah ed. Oarfield, tow under way and this year It Is ham and Tooele. tribes to which they belonged. sugar since last May and la now he- The office of price administration States In which these Instructions Auxilhandled I.ndles the by In the event the tribe Is extinct, being used also for coffee, must ohtuln l as extended price control to Import- - inlv include Ing California, Oregon, the property gnea to the successor iary No. 23, of Tlntlc District Min Government Films lUnge the hook from their local ed raw ,sbesrllngN,, to Insure ar ude Washington, Montana, Idaho, Utah,' i .n Inspiring picture of the west- - , l0ar(i hy Der. 15. Book rationing tribe.. And If the tribe to which the ers Union. whlrh 2, quate supply of sheep skin clothing Nevada and Arizona. The revenue derived from the sale ,rn nn d Indian belon-e- d ontribu. ., hai not been ,PIied BrHBd lh flrit, of for the armed forces. Included In the announcement waa combat Is IHml ut to of these war Is ions to the effort stamps given in s yw w by another tribe, the properb a request that the rlvllian public asl0 only tl,n peril0U CO per cent of the Prw department of sgrlrulture film, wbo j,lve j,o0j, Hour)- Will lie Availublr. ty goes to the government tor use in tubercubis's. sist In th protection of all aervlce The OPA has inaugurated board money derived remains here In Eu- - "Home on the Range," distributed aiding needy Indians. personnel and rlvllian workers In of . thn war More Riiltxiing For use hy the OWL tor action affecting honey, from reka, snd in the event the quota Industrie from alrohon excea- hive 50 cent Is Increased then the leaves sales In it Extension of Montana an per lime ord can obtain You beekeepers hy are ratlonlrg Photographed appointment In 70 be will per cameraman Tom Hogan, the fllii "d simplification and standardize- until it readies the house wife, for legal work or notary work by the amount kept here cent. shows authentic pictures of range;, tion lo consumer goods have been a move to restore the package ex- phoning 26 or 228. herds of rattle end florks of sheep forecast hy 1943 bv Price Admlnls- - Iractrd product lo the shelve of re- - NonfeiTOU Metft Condition and the stock growers who are muk- - 're tor Leon Henderson. tall stores. Remains About Sams, surs U8 and her allies that the Ing we Suniminir "where up i"d Dogs enough heef anl mutton, wool day." Iferderson said the rapid The New York weekly metal releather. The narrative Is by nMr ndre rise of last spring have sold allocation dale came out port Duncan Wall and the musical score been halted. Strong price measures this week end was an agree-ab- lcsrly -Jack by Shllkret. red ih rovernmeni nlrcadv have Brass mllla were said surprise "Home on tho Range" Is available resrlv !0 hi'Hn doll--- a In w- -r ex-I- n lo have been well pleased with the schools and community groun Ip treat rnenl received. peiidilures. and bv holiHn' our size from the Bureau of Mo- ll lie ncreas-llovl" lire t Demand for lead continued good ! Pictures, Washington, D. 0. id to 78 billions h the cert of Real during (ho week. It was estimated that approximately CO per rent or Regional llictrle ijuntto. n'rn';' .'r'"" the customers' requirements were Ceglonsl quo... of new adult bl ihev are filled. Indications were there might or- have'J0" rU,'n!"l1 lB. 1.iTc,,rah,r Pon sum ers. In fsmllv craln he surplus In sine. l lahs quota s ih ,BTln. I4 billion In the steel industry more emphala set at 5(0, with n reserve of 17 sis was we laid on pistes for ships rath" OP r lings, end the ei Oes lluilon Trucks. red steel for munitions, with small (if KaVP, next veiir, nniler presen Temporary gasoline rations will I rol will rla to 24 production of certain other materplans, be granted to operators of rummer- ials. Fiaires released toward thn tsllllonw. c!al vehicles, including farm trucks. week end emphasised how rapidly whose certificates of war necessity Nleliicr It ords Must lie Mule, Industrial stel snd construction opthru error provide for less fuel thsn erations were being subordinated to Every person In the 1iiiied Sintes the operators should have been gran who slaughters snd delivers lo others other stvpes. October contracts for British lank men on the westers structural ed to conduct operations. even on animal of the kind Haled dropped lu ipy 46.800 the OPA meat restriction order Is desert write Irttrra while waiting Application should be made lo tne ,f order. Th. mwquito,, b.i operator's local war price rationing uhjert to the restrictions of the net wear must men the protective Prices for lcjii;tk nonferrous der and to If penalties In rases of In the Far North, whore the snow and Ice la too much even fur the ting usually associated with the trop- sis continued violation. trained are be being will unchanged under rail They Indispensable. these dogs pack trusty Jeep, leal swamps. Celling Prices For Tlrea. ing requirements. Farmers who slaughter animals (sr War service at the Chinook kennels In New Hampshire. Retail and wholesale colling prices ed er of-da- le mlll-smelt- 1. es The Mountain States War Front e ,l lf c. tct ci-i- t- c. C, depart-P'fcentak- we-fer- Tri-Stn- lr te B,lnl - fr non-ferro- sue-tei-d- ed IW-l.'l- lin-ree- s Mfnr Train far Scrritv er-an- d Desert Garb pres-16m- et n i,-- Zn ' i r ... .. & I",""'""1 P. m. |