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Show slice offl. w ot a know liqaa, l'ont ,n before or Hquo. Pdeil, fori my hair I VOLUME XL. Morgan Coun MORGAN. MORGAN COUNTY, I TAIL FRIDAY, JULY SS. ISIS. New Drilling Methods tuck Wltl Increased Production red am After Last World War Utah WPRB Sets Ceiling Prices For Alfalfa Hay AMERICAN HEROES BY LEFF The price panel of the local war Secretary of the Navy Knox has predicted a crude oil shortage within price and rationing board has called i year, and exhaustion in 14 to 20 pubHc attention to the ceiling prices for alfalfa hay in Utah. years of present known supplies. Revised maximum price regulation Almost these same words were Led during the last World war, and No. 322 establishes the following ceilLen the oil Industry evolved new ing prices: drilling methods found new fields, Producer's maximum prices (per greatly increased the products taken ton), in the stack, on the farm, readv (rom crude oil, and gave our nation for loading: the greatest supply of oil products on Uncertified record. Alfalfa hay .... ... $20.00 There was incentive to do the job. Certified Grade 1. Grade 2. If our lawmakers and regulators will Alfalfa hay $22.50 $20.00 but give the oil industry half a chance Green or leafy 21.50 ind allow a fair return for the risk Extra leafy 25.50 22.0 . Involved, it is a safe bet that this Producers may add actual transcountry wont be out of oil in one portation costs if sold delivered. i year, or 20 years. Baled hay Sellers may add the Cut the red tape before an artifactual cost of bailing not exceeding icial shortage Is created, and give $4 per ton to the appropriate price American enterprise a chance to meet above set forth. iny emergency. Any other policy will be fatal to a nation that uses gasoline and oil products almost as freely is water. NUMBER SI. Red Cross Performs Vacation Use of Gas, In Task Huge Africa, Tirfcs, Unpatriotic Returned Official Says Utah O P A Chief Says d soldiers returnIt is both unpatriotic and illegal to Weary, ing from the battlefront, grateful for use gasoline or tires for vacation purRatios a bar of soap, eagerly looking forward poses except ns provided by the mile3 bate ft. to a few hours of leave and recreation age rationing regulations, H. Grnnt County Dirty-faceundernourished chil- Ivins, O P A state director, said Saturof Evelyn dren reaching out anxious hands to day when he issued a statement sumgrasp a glass of milk marizing the ways in which gasoline nPs. Mti These and other scenes which have could he legally used for vacation , Rein Jvin ta become commonplace from Casa- travel. Hubbard blanca to Cairo were described b While mileage rationing regulain the e,. Richard F. Allen, vice chairman ol tions do permit a limited amount of wed. hit Red Cross insular and foreign opera- gasoline to be used for vacation purlday, the J3, at a tions, who has just returned to tin poses, the O P A joins with the treasty court, k surUnited States from a ury and other government agencies aid court Cross Red in North of in encouraging people to take a vicactivities vey Africa. tory vacation' at home, Mr. Ivins 'urt. 6th iky "American Red Cross operations, said. "We urge motorists to do this extending literally across North Af- rather than to use even the mileage ERS. are meeting the needs of both permitted for rica, purposes Clerk. United States military forces, as well In order to conserve our greatly reirnevfot as the relief and food problems of stricted tire supply. Oglet; The Diitinpuiahed Service Crow Ve been awarded Staff St. Doyle All motorists except fleet and transcivilians," Allen declared. July I Kimmery of Huntington, Texaa, for manning a gun and faCross and Red clubs recreation portation holders are given a returning the fire of enemy planer daring the Jap attach allotment of gasoline each month desMoi Friday, 18 in in and cities cilities Hicham Field. When hit ammunition wae gone he ran from tho Algeria ii cover of hi truck to get more, and kept firing until the truck waa hotel in ignated in O P A regulations as "famrocco, including a bombed. Ha allowed bravery beyond the call of duty. Figure out for Algiers, and eight cities in Libya, ily essential mileage. There are no youraelf how much you can Invert la War Savings beyond what yon either legal or moral are doing now. Egypt, and other sections of the Far restrictions this for shopping, going Amerineeds against of are using the East, serving The Morgan stake old folks gathto V. S. Trmtmry Dtftrtmtnf or church, said. Allen any other purpose incan troops, ered on the grounds at Como Springs At vacations, cluding h to In these addition activities, Tuesday to enjoy their annual party. In the case of "A" book holders, A delicious dinner was served at 12 Ready said, 3500 tons of milk per month from The maintenance shop at the Gen- oclock noon, after which a very insupplies which the allied governments there is no legal restriction, but where Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Ileiner have as ; Want ads get results in this paper have shipped to North Africa are bethe ration holder has use for essential ua steel plant, Provo, is finished and teresting program was given. their use in for guest this week Mrs. Adele . Mrs. M. Clawson has just returned ing distributed by the American Red transportation, there is a moral reconnection with the ready E. of Rees North the Bishop Joseph Gunda Taggart of Ogden. from Nevada, where she visited with Cross to approximately 350,000 under- striction against the use of more than west's largest steel mill. Morgan ward was master of cereThe building marks another comMr. and B. A. Mrs. Carrigan spent Mrs. L. Mahaffey and Mrs. George nourished children in Algeria and Mo- the "family essential" 90 miles per monies, assisted by Mrs. Rees and Mrs. month for vacation or other rocco. at Woods pleted unit In this vast government Cross visiting Hayes. Thursday Dorothy Bertoch. war plant. It is some 600 feet long The with Mr. and Mrs. James Bolton. purposes. The 150 nrles perMr. and Mrs. Grant Butters of over In all cities 20,000 population, program opened with commu mitted ind is unusual with its absence of by the "A book in xcess of Mrs. Walter Croft is here from Cal- Creen River, Wyo., announce the ar children receive supplemental rations and an opening prayer. 90 miles should be use ! for esthe windows in solid, red brick w'alls. nity singing, 13. Is a of born son, ifornia visiting with Mr. and Mrs, rival July regularly," Allen said. Great care President G. S. Heiner welcomed sential such as travel to and Artificial lighting is employed for the purposes to sure make exercised the that Gamble Williams, son of Mr. and being James Gamble. , old folks by a very interesting etc. from Since some "A" book work, workmen, who will operate seven the and of children native the furDan is Mrs. on home population Williams, LOST Saturday, July 17, on streets Mrs. Thomas The talk. Palmer sang no holders such essential travelhave overhead cranes and two lo$g rows of of business district in Morgan, small lough, but will leave this week end the Jewish population, as well as the Annie Mrs. Banner. ' to do and since the ing fixit on regulations are either iturdy machinery leather jjurse containing jfor his base at Norfolk, Va., where he European population, benefit from the such E. imitation sanction's no that tide of a spacious aisle. legal As an aid S. Dickson gave a reading; Joseph may be Is serving with the U. S. navy. milk distribution. Rees a harmonica solo; Emily Brough money and my driver's license. Rewho use the to persons applied against efficiency, a combination One of the outstanding features ward for return to owner, Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Harry Marioneaux and daugh 150 miles per month for and heating system has been in- of Bountiful, recitation; reading by Red Cross program for serviceof visitthe are of Joan, Richards, Oakland, Cal., ter, Morgan city. Mrs. Fred Florence; Fred W. Clark stalled. purposes. O P A state enforcement ofMrs. Frank Sturdevant and children ing at the home of Mrs. Marioneaux's men in Algeria and Morocco," Allen ficials will not question "A" book holdThe yearly output of the Geneva sang Holy City, and by request sang "is the clubs on wheels which a love song. Recitation Jjy Mrs. O. S. of Wells, Nev., spent a few days visit- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Fran- said, use the full amount of their who ers of works, the which maintenance shop 13 cis. go into outpost areasx with coffee, Porter recited in ing with Mrs. J. P. Flaherty. is but a small mileage for vacation travel. The purunit, will be 700,000 tons Kilburn; Byron magazines, cigarets and doughnuts, and Welton and Mrs. Dr. F. Mrs. and Kearns Char)" Grant baby of Indian with the swinging of pose of issuing full "A book priviship plates and 200,000 tons of rhythm in Kansas and little daugher, Judith, of Daggett, Cal., other small items. Some of the are' siting clubs. daghter even to motorists with no ess; . leges structural steel to swell the flow of are operated in the actual U. S. are visiting at the homes of their par tial mileage requirements Is to allow A talk was given by H. B. Crouch, with her husband, who is in the critical materials to the west coast ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Kearns and battle areas." all automobiles a minimum mileage and O. S. Kilburn showed his ability service. shipbuilding industry. (Containing razor, is The and Mr. Dr. went, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Kearns bag, James ditty Farnswprth .Taggart, JeJSe with effective. 3tLlijaIn- - . consistent In aance. The maintenance shop is unique doing the real'old step Lake City to meet their son, medical director for Douglas Aircraft blades, soap, wash cloth, shaving tenance and efficient administration to Salt C. his recited Little in that all original poem, repairs and maintenance cream, comb and other small comfort of the mileage rationing progarm. Shirley Fobinson, who is spending a at Daggett, Cal. will be centered in it. It is probably "The Victory Garden. Lun-nett- e ten-da- y with them. Misses and items, is the most popular article disDarlene, furlough Sharolyn In the rnse of B" and C book Guests were treated to refreshments the largest building of its kind in American Red Cross," holders the Merl the tributed and Mrs. Evans and Mrs. of Leone Mr. by Butters, daughters regulations provide that to complete the days activities. western America, which was purposelpersonal 90 miles of their basic A hooks may of Oakley spent Tuesday vis- Mrs. Grant Butters, are visiting at the he added. Franson "Containing and e were Ninety-fivpresent guests y constructed to serve one industrial home of their grandparents, Mr. and articles, which the soldier invariably be used for family essential driving iting with Mrs. Viola Maxwell. all report a most ljoyable time. plant lost in the heat of battle, those kits including vacations. One hundred fifStake board Primary officers en- Mrs. G. S. Heiner. Second Lieuenant Earl Francis Jr. made by local Red Cross chapters ty miles of the basic "A" book must tertained at a party Wednesday eveS C S ning at the home of Mrs. Viola Max has returned to his base at Eagle Pass, mean more to the soldier than any- be used for essential occupational well. TaBle games were played and Fla., after a brief visit with his par- thing else the Red Cross might give driving in order for them to be eligible Visits delicious luncheon served. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Francis. He him. for additional supplemental "B or J. L. Lantow, regional range manMrs. Edith Durrant and son, Keith, is a recent graduate from aeronautics "C ration, may not under any cirIf the axis is getting fat these days, agement specialist for the S C S at her school at Eagle Pass and received his with in are use more than 90 miles Washington visiting cumstances, Albuquerque, N. M., recently visited its in the form of gunpowder from as a for pilot. vacations or other month wings daughter. per cerAmerican bullets. And Utah is Morgan county ranches to view forawith his parents, Mrs. Charley Bye and and After here Mr. visiting purposes. see that the ge conditions and examine grass tainly doing its share to High school graduates who desire "B" or C" ration holders on regugrandson of Park City were week end Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rich, Private plantings made during the fall of 1942 nazis are well fed. nurse training with pay at St. student Louis Rich, accompanied Mrs. J. P. Flaherty. Class with First visitors larly scheduled business trips may and the In June, for the second month, Utah spring of 1943. of Salt by his wife, has returned to his base Elizabeths hospital, federal institu- use their 90 miles monthly family esMrs. Pratt and Mr. George Mr. Lantow states that he was well exceeded her quota in the national Lake City spent Sunday visiting with at Bartow, Fla., where he is assigned tion for mental disorders, Washing- sential mileage to make side trips for pleased with the progress Morgan waste fat collection campaign. HouseMrs. Pratts parents, Mr. and Mrs. to the finance department of the air ton, D. C., have until September 21 vacation purposes. wives of the state turned in 85,013 county ranchers are making in reto file applications. J. J. Johnson. corps. If vacation travel is timed in such vegetating denuded ranges with pere- pounds, almost 5000 pounds more than Appointees chosen by the written a way that two ration period coupons Mrs. Ada Rich has received word Mr. and Mrs. Bindon Crottrell and atnnial grasses. In general, he says they were slated to deliver. children of Kaysville were Sunday vis- that her son, Arville W. Rich, has test receive rooms, meals, medical are valid during the trip, appropriate and Women Minute that ranchers were thousand Six very enthusiastic tention, $288 a year, and valuable coupons from both periods may be Mr. and Mrs. Charley been promoted to the rank of techniwith itors in the about reseeding and are learning the Girl Scouts have been assisting cal corporal. training in psychiatric nursing. After used. Tonks Jr. ariety of grasses and manner of collection. Mrs. Zelda Lowe Welton and little three years, successful students are Mrs. Lee Dygert returned to her Only gasoline purchased with couPlanting that best suits their locality. after home in Grand Rapids, Mich., daughter, Rose Ann, accompanied by granted certificates of graduation and pons issued for use in an automobile He added a word of precaution on become eligible for promotion to grad- may be used in that particular car. It spending the past ten days with her Miss Alvora Lowe, have left for Fort depth of planting. Of the plantings nurse positions in St. Elizabeths is uate also She with will visit Graham. she where Mrs. to Grace use Knox, Ky., coupons issued sister, strictly illegal inspected he found some in which the visited her son, Corporal Neil O. her husband, Corporal Charles E. at entrance salaries of $1970 a year, for any other automobile or purpose seed had been overtime compensation for even if the person to whom planted too deep. He they were Dygert, and his family at Fort Wor- Welton. They will stop off at Kan- counting adds that week. for the Corcents with a sas and prices brief originally the seed may have for ceiling Dollars issued is riding in the car. Wash. City stay den, been Information and application forms potaplanted at the desired depth but Gamble Williams, son of Mr. and poral Weltons mother, who will ae early white-fles- h after a rain the melting and moveA y O P for the student nurse examinations toes have been established by company them to Kentucky. Mrs. Dan Williams, is enjoying a ment of soil caused additional depth in are chairman to the being furnished by the local secfor Utah, according FOR SALE furlough from training camp Pedigreed Cocker to be at any first or second class GASOLINE war local given the seed. of the retary of the price panel north Virginia. Spaniel puppy, 3 mo. Black female. "I was favorably impressed by the "A book coupon good for four office. Mrs. of board. 44-post SALE L. FOR Will PIPE Inquire price and rationing Morgan. Clegg. Tel. noradoption by ranchers of the practice gallons each through September 21. Since this type of potatoes is Mr. and Mrs. George Little, Mr. and Clayton, Morgan. f Tange readiness. That is keeping mally sold only during the summer SUGAR Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Christenson Mrs. Clarence Little and Mrs. Edna Svestock off the range in the spring Stamp No. 13 good for 5 pounds months, the panel chairman gave the of Clinton were visitors at the homes Little Walton entertained at a chick until it is ready. This practice alone following as the ceiling prices on the of Mr. and Mrs. James Compton and en dinner at the Clarence Little home through August 15. Coupons No. 15 will be Coach space on trains must be reand 16 are good through October 31 highly beneficial in production farm for U. S. No. 1 grade potatoes of Mr. and Mrs. John Compton last Sun- Tuesday evening in honor of the birthand retention and establishment of served in advance by service men as for 5 pounds each for home canning of Jesse their the 1943 crop: father, day anniversary day. and after on for he more desirable and civilians as well trips vegvisited perennial purposes. Housewives may apply to C. Little. Covers were laid for Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Compton July. $2.50; August, $2.30; Septem16, it has been announced. etation by keeping them in better July at Holy the their local ration boards for more C. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ber, $2.15. their daughter, Rosella, Service men will be given prefervigor. By practicing range readcanning sugar if necessary. It is assumed that a new regula- Cross hospital in Salt Lake City last Joseph E. Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph but they are urged to buy tick- COFFEE ies, it means that the ranchers or tion to cover the regular storage po- Saturday. Rees Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thack- ence, ets and make reservations as early as sockmen are making provision for tato viscrop will be issued when it is Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Jenson Stamp No. 22 (one pound) is good eray, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thackeray. can. more feed to hold their livestock later latchairthey the with end from Ju1 22 through August 11. R. Thackeray and Helen Mills. harvested in the fall, the panel over the week ited George in the Under the new arrangement, coach spring. This undoubtedly comes man said. The children of George R. Thackerter's sister and family in Tooele. will be made for definite SHOES Tom reservations more planting and harvesting Members of the Ltah State Press ay entertained in honor of their faStamp No. 18 (one pair) is valid Ted trains but not for specific seats. These crops. birthday anniverassociation will hold their annual thers eighty-thir- d through October 31. and outing July sary. Invited guests were Mr. and steps are being taken to help relieve convention summer Miss Rosella Compton, daughter of overcrowded conditions of trains due MEAT, ETC, To remove fingernail polish stains 1 at Fish lake. This Mrs. Edmund Reps of Coalville. 30, 31 and August Red stamps R, Q. It an S good been has Mrs. John Mr. and to unprecedented passenger traffic. Compton, fabrics use acetone, or fingernail The recent marriage of Mrs. Lilof the beauty spots of Utah and one is in the in through July 31. Red stamp T beUtah awarded first place On many of the trains people ar' Polish remover, except on acetate rayCarto Irvin B. of is Foster lian anticipated. Henefpr time comes valid July 25 and remains in coaches and sleeping in ons or national youth safety contest, spon- a grand is in Salt Lake rigan of Peterson is one of interest standing vinyon fabrics. Heiner Brent Mrs. valid through August 31. Red stamp trains leave sored by the Bear River Mutual Inson. The News ex- the aisles. Frequently friends. her to their week visiting many this U valid August 1 and rebecomes Citv surance company, the prize being a people waiting at the stations because Mills anf daughter, tends congratulations. Rees Notice Helen valid Mrs. mains through August 31. All bond. ObviousN high there is no room for them. $50 United States war at The pedigreed stallion, Albino, No. school students in Utah were invited Nancy, of Los Angeles, are visiting FOODS PROCESSED correct th must be to done Because the body cannot store vita- something Mr. and Mrs 03, Blue stamps N, P and Q valid from This new war time plan white, six years old, 15(4 hands to participate in this contest. This is the home of her parents, C. some foods rich in C should situation. min in Blue lim-i1 to August 7, inclusive. will coach heighth, weighs 1150, is at your indeed a high honor, and it is with no Joseph E. Re'S. reservations July rich requiring Those especially Lieutenant and Mrs. George D. Rees be eaten daily. valid S become T and rvice at my stable. Price for serv-ic- i little pride that The News extends each on R, train of stamps people the number vitamin C are citrus fruits, tomahave returned to Camp Carson, Colo., in $16.00, payable at time of service. congratulations to Miss Compton. August 1 and remain valid through and help do a better job for the men cauliflower, raw raw and cabbage, toes, after visiting at the home of Mr. JAY TOONE, September 7. in the service. ten days. raw peppers and salad greens. the for past E. Rees J. Mrs. Is your subscription paid up? Croydon, Utah. j for war-soile- .... .... ten-wee- al 90-mi- low-flyin- g Annual Party For Old Folks Huge Success Maintenance Shop Geneva Steel Plant for Operation six-sto- MORGAN MORGAN Star-Spangl- n; al club-mobil- Utah Exceeds June Quota Specialist Ranchers In Fat Drive Student Nurses Wanted At Federal Hosptial . 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