Show 0 Zeibunt gnkr November 14 1943 Trbt 5r1t I Sunday Morntng I Addresses Nurse Class Nevada Lists Decrease Of 27000 Sheep 1Nevada Towns INevada Mines Names Doctor Start Drive Green River i Considers Water Loss 'State Chief Al9 J i i ELY Nev—The national war fund drive for $11620 opened in White Pine county Armistice day Ruth and McGill's quota is $5500 Kimberly $2600 Ely and East Ely $3000 and the outlying districts $620 The drive will not include any local 'charities and is being conducted by the White Pine County Charities associaiton which was set up for the National War Fund drive O G Bates is state executive committee member D A llughes and N H county chairman Chapin county treasurer The administrative committee is Paul Sirkeglan Kimberly Frank Huffer McGill Charles F Rose Ruth Thomas A Smith East Ely W Howard Gray and Frank Swartz Ely Claude Love lett representing n the C I 0 unions and John Bey-noA F L unions Idaho and Wyoming Officials on Trucking Agreement Sign last barrierT Until the reciprocity agreement BOISE (UP) 1 I J —The Tribune Intermountain Vire ELY Nev—Dr Walter H Frolich has been appointed chief surgeon in charge of the Steptoe Valley hospital announces General Manager J C Kinnear of the Nevada Mines division Kennecott Copper corporation Dr Noah Smernoff has been named chief assistant with headquarters at the hospital He formerly served in the company's emergency hospital at McGill Dr Ontie Hovenden has been appointed chief medical officer in the charge of emergency hospitals attached personnel and of all the medical care of employes at all points within the jurisdiction of the firms Nevada Mines division as well as those of the Nevada Northern Railway company I to free travel for Idaho truckers wss reached Wyoming WA S the in western states was swept away only state on Idaho's borders that Saturday by the signing of a reci- presented a barrier to interstate Tribune Intermountain N'ire Tribune Intermountain Wire procity agreement with Wyoming trucking GREEN RIVER Wyo—A meet-LestROCK SPRINGS — Governor John Cornell of the Idaho public Basin River of Under the agreement farmers the Green pe C Hunt was commence- ing commission said wartime utilities will in their own association probment speaker for the 1944 class velopment needs for unhampered interstate hauling produce in By Arthur N Suverkrup either state travel can trucks in Green called River the about be School 'greetrucking brought of nursing of the 'ably CARSON CITY Nev (UP)--ThCommergrowing meat shortage of the licenses without C buying Lester ment Governor signed by ex- - tween now and December 1 water cial and private trucks doing interchairthe nation was dramatically reflected in Nevada this Wyoming general hospital at Christenson Mark and Hunt ercises held in the Congregational conservation circles here said Satman of the Wyoming highway state hauling will be permitted to reduction in the sheep flocks of the state re within the 75 year in a 27500-hea- d to is consider This nurses 10 The urday reciprocity commission for Wy- operate up tostate miles (church Wednesday of Allardstatistician R H George neighboring were cent developments which include oming and by Cornell and Humboldt and Washoe counties who received diplomas The agreement does not affect Idaho P 1J C president for Green of Young loss the Nevada tax commission re- were river of the prospect Silvia Fidino Frieda common carriers third for Bertagnolli closely grouped Idaho 1943 sheep popu- place with 37621 head in the Yoshika Hattori Lois Hunter Ed- waters to the eastern slope of ported Nevada's lation at slightly less than former and the Reno area boasting na Karvonen Clementina Mari- Wyoming which they declare LEI WHITLOCK Mgt million head 34507 head tano Edna O'Dell Elsie Schlach would take out Green river waCoupled with Allard's report In to counties other Only report ters before they reached the low was a statement by the United of 20000 head were Eu- ter Edith Telck and Dorothy ZuStates department of agriculture excess 21738 er basin in Wyoming or before r"---t 1 Pg Lander 21887 Lyon kowski 'released here blaming the decrease reka told the Hunt Governor Utah reached gradur:1 25Jr they 4111 25491 24514 41 Pershing Nye ti N u t Tr:ttl In sheep flocks to high prices of 702 ates the state hopes to have the L'17 212 Also to be considered would be and Lincoln 31939 I feed grain and hey coupled with as a US cadet 11 designated hospital of caucus So recent a at action so L'd extreme difficulty in obtaining has Smallest Total corps for nurses in the near fu- the MAIN 14 Nationto the MAIN He also revealed that one Wyoming delegates Lpd N Clark county reported the ture Nevada ranchers recently were smallest ' objective of the present state ad- al Reclamation association meet- Miners Refuse Straight in state herd the total tIrZli ONIS i I feed of the V'arned the seriousness a is ministration of the rivColorado building which 13 Nov 1035 SLAVIC'S head ROCK SPRINGS deprived ing Wyo only new nurses' home and training er ' shortage this year would be inbasin drainage in western Wyo- Titrie Holiday Work 41111 —Stanley D Decker Salt Lake Only five counties of the state school 'N!510111111HONEST to the hospital creased next—probably forecastI adjacent owner of man and business of in size their increases City of its representation on the reported I enROCK ming in not statement SPRINGS "I make this ing a still greater reduction in flocks Wyo—An in G the P Bar ranch the PRICES with Churchill high Ii county commission Colorado river comon one a local nature a or of shift tire the mine here 7 sheep in 1944 promise Wind River mountains has pur10831 head was up 437 Douglas N4a‘"-4The development association is took a sudden The total number of sheep in 17082 I layoff Armistice chased the Cora Mercantile store 1898 Eameralda 1888 mitment but Rs one objective of up interested When the men went on shift at Cora in Newfork valley on the Nevada in 1943 WEIS placed at an increase of 650 Lander 21887 your present state administration comprised oripersonsof To the Dentat Proteegton the west- day At ALL WORK IA toteRrOwsivi rte:rt UNDER ArTIVDRIIATION 'NEXT believed they would be work- route Some funds are already available in the developrhent Decker-owne- d 47)2881 head by Allard as com- which they ranch to the OW IITAH LICENMED DENTISTS AND a the RENroNellittErt that Several of ern county the 'state gave largest a part at such-time and 1942 and for when in ing legal holiday building and pared with 480701 in the state with a boost If we are able to accomplish this years asagoa soon after its organiza- one-hapay Stanley D Decker who resides ALL WORKMANSHIP AND OUR PRICES THE LOWEST of 2760 head over 1942 and Storey new home Feed Costs Blamed tion public corporation apBefore the man trip started at 1080 Fifteenth East street conbe will assure I it you MATERIALS ACRYLIC FOR GENUINE 2800 a boost of 350 head to with state was made the down the win word was spread firmed the purchase of the Cora a very much needed addition to the plication "The high and advancing prices GUARANTEED PLATES The number of bucks kept by the engineer for allocation of Green that pay had been or- Mercantile store Wednesday in of alfalfa hay are probably the of Nevada number 6978 present hospital facilities" the river water to the arable irri- dered straight sheepmen Almost tà a man the Salt Lake City The store has opof stated cause of the governor hesitancy Principal REMEMBER THE ADDRESS-7-21- 2 SOUTH MAIN UPSTAIRS an of slightly more than off the trip and erated 36 years in Cora Mr Deckgable lands of the basin so de- miners climbed comGovernor Hunt said the most feeders to undertake normal '1000increase could be since 1942 when there mencement was momentous be- velopment hornhead went ---- projects er said operations" the USDA report were 5503 head The per head cause it came at a time when the mapped Passage of a state law stressed to permit such a plan was secured remained unchanged at is engaged in the The Allard's report showed slightly valuation while total valuation $10 application iis said to be yet jumped dethroes of a titanic struggle to Vlore than 25 per cent of all Ne- to and the meeting also i s with $69776 $55030 pending compared termine among other things vada's sheep are in Elko county Alla rd i on the to ask for action reported whether an institution such as expected which had flocks totaling 131617 allocation water had Elko the county the nursing school shall survive head a reduction of slightly more number of bucks with 3167 largest The meeting will be called if an inthan 2000 head from the total 13f crease from 1218 with White Pine and be permitted to continue in forthcoming by D P Miller of the traditional American 133667 reported for 1942 spirit flock Springs secretary of the as- 4r irt 615 Lincoln third with Never before has the second proAll Nevada's sheep were valued 549 andwtih nursing Sweetwater county ensociation 422 fession made such Washoe with fourth Ast $2037913 this year a drop of rapid prog res s and water division superinIn evaluating and raising the gineer western Wyoming 51271717 since 1942 This drop in tendent for ''' standards of the profession value was traceable directly to the 1( 1 Perry W Jenkins of Cora and lie spoke of the graduates as Salt ' f reduced size of the flocks as the for Lake years many City L ts assets to state the in its social was Wyoming's oftwoolsoossassesmo state-widon A 7 0 average price per head 1) 11 representative i t economic and life y pA trpolitical 1 Colorado river compact cornremained unchanged at $150 the - L4r-PINEDALE Ernest proximately 40 nurses have en- mission but was replaced at Dent Wyo White Pine county was 'Nevada's Reme 1 1 68 shot himself to death tered the armed forces from the ver ' 44':'"' of 111A410:-W ' ''''' Wilkerson F ‘ Casper second largest sheep raising subby ' ' ' with a revolver report- state of Wyoming The state is which it Lt is in the Missouri valley division although it had consid- Tuesday s “4I c 1 ed F Tanner of Big Piney Sub- looking forward d to return their t ( drainage ' rably less than half the number lette county coroner after the war he emphasized lei''E 411 $ l --- - -reported from Elko county The Reme a longtime resident of Lri I 11 '' Graduates were ) L C ' ' 3 11 k 4 sheep population of White Pine Pinedale was a bachelor and au- Miss Florence was placed by Allard at 56584 thorities have been attempting to the school of Keegan director of 4" ' - -: 'A nursing and diplodown from 1942's mark of 57913 locate relatives He had been in mas were presented 1 A 1 Miss by Lydia head ' health 2 several ' years e'''7i failing i 1 Hirschfeld hosVtal superintend''1 - '!k ''' t i tI ent ki 1 v 4 - - '' t 41 ' 4 t CHESTER Fremont County Governor Hunt was introduced t '' 1 1 ll ''''' wi Curr 1 i44 by Earl Wright state treasurer Idaho—Mr and Mrs Ezra Satur: ! who is from Sweetwater county of Chester were notified '' 4 I- - ? ''' ''4 i Tsp‘'"-s-'- -' ' i 9 itikr Other state officials present in- day by the war department that -ir:: son Private First Class 4 ' r17''''7-Joseph VVeppner secretary their Th1 cluded 28 $k Ilikk434 - been had H Curr Charles of the state board of charities and ' : t ' ) '' I '4401104' in action October 18 in Italy killed 44f 1 '' — reform 1'' State O'''1 I 1 Superintendent of '''''' 410 Private Curr was born NovemPublic Instruction Esther Ander' :' ' 44'O'' O'P iLV : L eI son and Secretary of State Mart ber 9 1914 in Chester He worked t 1 ' 104411t4f4k C' ' a f Christensen Rev Henry A Link on farms here untili October 1940 ' 4 t k14 lik ' of the Episcopal church also ad- when he enlisted n the army at x -b oCct 1 t s" A4i kilo! 64 -He in the Falls Idaho -i s''' I 'participated dressed the gathering e 101111011 1sorea 4 : eir of north Africa and Sicily er--1''re-'- f'P4-'- 'X iiii 1 r'''''-:':' t ' Following the exercises a re- battles 2 r7 It 1 - '1446 4' cami m Italian the f into ' going To 'i p--held in honor of the before ception was d: 1) 14 1 tgraduates- at the school of nursf - S 0- ' " III Besides his parents 10 brothers s ing in Wardell court i IA 10 Vffir 4f Mrs 7 survive: and sisters 0 Roy i 1 it 4 I'‘ts 4 i -tc:' 44 ' Stewart Teton Mrs John Wort 2 f: poz J - S4 ergWilliam 41z0k6 Mrs '' Jackson ' Wyo 4k‘ ' 4 ' Evans Salt LakeCity Utah Mrs ' i I Reynold Struhs Los Angeles Cal Pocatello Williams Mrs Donald - ' t d- -t''' : "rm-:' 4040 Sergeant Marion E Curr Freder1' ' W ELY Nev—Ruth Boy Scout icksburg Va Private Joseph ' troop 65 was guest of Wendover- Curr and Private First Class VerJA' '' ' ''''''(kaw0417:Z ' ' ' ' ' 4 on November 7 Twenty-tw- o non F Curr in the south Pacific --t I 1 - S4s-''''- air base scouts and three adults made Private Eldon D Curr Nashville' the and were taken through Tenn and Leo Curr Chester a7crood c :V - the trip gunnery school ‘ They were ' 4 shown the training given dismantling of machine guns " V e the firing of carbines tommy guns ''"''' '' - 4 machine guns I y ' go rides were en- 2 2-1 ''rk' joyed4 in jeeps they were shown ''' - :' '::1- ' JACKSON Wyo—German a Liberator and ate in the s long-lastin- g lc too strong not are built mess hall ' army ' ' ' - ' Youths making the trip were Technical Sergeant Stanley Seaton ' o W near of Y ' Jackson' Kelley Udell Biackham Einar Erickson ' ': f: convinced i?Jerry Smith John Michaelsen is He t advised his father Myron Leslie Norregard Knute Running ' !' '' - 4 T' he suffered Wallace Williams Walter Wil- aSeaton of Kelley that liams Bruce Biehler Leroy Taylor of the sidecar of awhen the wheel captured GerPaul Hett Dale Crafts Franklin man - was riding he ' motorcycle Davis Donald Crossman Waldo in north Africa came off Wilson Jac as Mills g ' George Pat His:ankle was fractured in two Jennings Lue Nullinger John W places and he suffered lacerations ack Lee Davis Bud HoP- - but was a recovering in a hospital as snnard Mifflin and Scouters near the scene varietyaccident1 of the N ' Gu c Norregaard Sim Smith Sergeant Seaton has been over- -- and J Michaelsen ''' - 4$"'" l seas 13 months 1 as 1 ' 4ifi2'' i WASHINGTON D C Nov 13 s -Afr 0 I Cy I lif (UP)—Beverly G Thomas of Car1 "lb' t 1 son City Nev has been ?' to first lieutenant in the promoted t I'leAlleala —4 quarter- 2-''' master corps according to the ' war department Saturday FARRAGUT Idaho (A)) — The ' ' 6 '' I relations office at Farragut f: public ' 011 P (1 111 1I tnaval training station announced 4 "1 ‘0 D 9 ':-1e--JI A '” t ' Saturday the bid of $2087000 t4N TaC Davidson submitted F by as kosz-coma contractor for construction - '" ' Air''' ' of a new ' 1 schools service here camp skin a little oily? 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Furniture to enjoy in a free better world—tomorrow THEN ! 1 I - o HEARING AIDS! 1 AND because our—and your—first obligation's to our fighting men you may not now receive prompt of furniture service or now be able to find large usual We can only ask your indulgence and know you too understand and realize there are many handicaps under which we are all laboring today WE - -- I a - can however' supply from our present stocks your much urgent immediate needs but we also urge you now that possible to pia your Money you ill be able to furnish your peacetime home after victory -- i i j - -' '---i - I r ' war production - -- " s t ele ction of quality fur: have come to expect yOU niture hi our store—the kind on winch we have based into our reputation However many of the materials that the making of t urdy furniture are essential to ' B-2- " - 50' German Cycle Injures Yank er : - - ' ' -- -1- " -- --- t41' fr - - - ' - - -- - si---- ':' - k S - ti ') ' - rrr ' 4 ilt Boy Scouts Visi t Wendover Air Base I 741 ' tie - 1 - - f - --- - -- - - 7--4-- i I w ' twM4MNEW |