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Show High School Graduates Now Eligible For Pilot Training July, the Air Force opened its health, can apply for Pilot and Observer program to civilians Aircraft observer training. who had not college experience. Pilot applicants must have 0 As of Nov. 1, 1953 the Pilot provision, while an Aircraft ob0 gram will also be opened to the server applicant can have 0 high school graduate. Previously vision, if correctible to an aplicant for either Pilot or with glasses. An applicant is The Department of Air Force Aircraft observer training had to under no obligation if he takes recently announced that for the possess two years or more of the qualifying tests, he does not first time since World War II college credits. Now, any young enter the Air Force until he is high school graduates have the man who is between the ages found qualified for Pilot or Airyears, is single, craft observer training and actuopportunity to apply for Pilot of 19 and 26 and Aircraft observer training, is a high school graduate and is ally desires to enter the pro-- J and to become flying officers. In in good physical and mental gram. Veterans may applv for aviation cadet training, if qualified, and be immediately discharged if unsuccessful in their quest for wings or a commission. The norvveteran must enlist for a two year period Young Americans have not lost interest in flying. Statistics reveal that m August one tentatively qualified applicant applied for flight training in the United States Air Force about every 13 minutes During the single period a young man completed all tests and beunder U S. Government Supervision! came fully qualified for aviation cadet training approximately minutes. every thirty-nin- e For complete information con100 PROOF cerning Pilot and Aircraft observer training a high school graduate should contact AC PREMIUM QUALITY Selection Team No 504, Hill teleAFB, Utah, Bldg phone extensive 778, or the near) STRAIGHT BUURBON est USA & USAF recruiting station. Interested applicants should watch for news of the Teams visit to their home town area. 20-2- 20-5- 20-2- I and this later. mei", a big repair job farm problem I could A full line of Scheaf.er and Thursday, Nov. 12, 1953 Paga 3 to Ezra there Parker pens and TnF. bAN JUAN RECORD pencils for 1 w ould say is a yourself or for Implement' that will not be, is a guv that giving. Dove gift used until Sj i mg should be giv- 10 to I shot to know' a dozen Creek Jewelry, Dove Creek.' Theres news in the advertise-Colorad- o. en a good cleaning and a coat of times more about farmin' than ments, too- rust loudpreve- tative, says Mr. any 10 who now sound-of- f Rudd. Mach ntry, if it must be est on the question Uncle Ike left standing at during the win- got himself a good man when Will ter, should 'e w interproofed he picked that Utah gint, BenTractors and 'her motors should son. be given spt . il care Dram the Our problem is a US A lock, radiators, reiove batteries and and barrel kind of business ver exhaust and problem where to get the dm-er- o place covers other openu to support everj thing that can catch moisture guarantee eversbodv everj thing Periodic c eks and proper via every kind of handout by He will Ik? maintenance f farm buildings Uncle Sambo. will help ho o down repair bills Everj body, blac k. w h te, or 6 16, 9 and add yea's to their useful bronze has his problem denlife tist to batber to banker to the sweet little woman of School jour heart I sav, stop the handouts all of em by Uncle Sarnu-of folks get along without alms if they have to Simple, isnt it Are there anv questions Yours with the Call 5R2 JO SERRA t lease eer I thought thing i ! - Examine Eyes and Fit Glasses I)r. Gerald II. Bagley, Optometrist ANNOUNCES in Blanding November a. m. to p. m. at the Elementary For the purpose examining eyes and fitting glasses. for appointment Blanding, Utah 1 low-dow- n, 31-d- Get jour Hallmark Greeting tf Cards at the Press oftice TICKETS FOR THE WORLD'S FIRST AND ONLY $1,000,000 MUSICAL ICE EXTRAVAGANZA NOW ON SALE AT ZINIK'S - 50 S. MAIN ST. 8, MINING ENGINEER It is of interest to old San Juaners to know that Joseph E. Weston, one of the early Horse-hea- d homesteaders, and at one time San Juan County Commissioner is now head mining eng-lefor the Climax Uranium company of Grand Junction, which is one the largest operators in the whole area Another San Juaner, also, of Horeshead but now living in Grand Junction. is Gordon Babble who is proprietor of the Uranium Engineering company. The most important thing in his stock is a gieger counter of .his own invention for which he received wide publicity several years ago. In such publications as The Saturday Evening Post and The Denver Post. er Now.,, take a holiday from hand ironing for the rest of your life WITH THE AMAZIISG Ironriie Recent AUTOMATIC IRONER Cuts your ironing time by two third Has two completely usable open ends Has handy Do-a- ll ironing points that get into every tuck, ruffle and gather front anything you can wash with nothing to finish ...hand by DELUXE MODFL MODEL EIGHT 90 End the last great chore in your home withan Ironnte! Exclusive features include genuine cast-iro- n shoe and convenient knee controls for easy operation. DeLuxe Ironrite is attrac ly e finished in enamel. Irons everything l ne family washbasket . . . irom flatwork to frills . . . with nothing to finish by hand' Stop in easy-to-cle- and see an . . . AITOM vric IRONER PORTA iUY IRONRITE convenient apartment-siz- e Ironrite Balanced ironing unit folds down into frame quickly and easily Rolls into kitchen base cabinet or closet for compact, space saving storage Costs just pennies a day1 New, FREE Prepare For Winter HOME DEMONSTRATION Lyman Mercantile Monticello, Utah TEN BIG ps BRIGADOON' Skating Version Lerner & Loews's Smash Broadway Musical I Exciting Cpl. Iwan M. Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G, Black, Blanding, Utah, recently graduated from the Ryukyus Command Leadership school on Okinawa. Corporal Black, a squad leader in the 291h Regimental Combat Team's Battalion Headquarters, entered the Army in June, 1952 and served at Ft. Ord. Calif., before arriving overseas in January. A 1947 graduate of San Juan high school, and a former student at Utah Slate Agricultural College, he was a farmer in civilian life. 2nd The Low Down From Hickory Grove are the Well folks, I been forerunners of more severe weafiguring ther to come. It is just good ma- somebody or other would be solor sooner later the farm nagement to do now the main- ving tenance and repair jobs around problem. I have been thinking and still do that like with the home and farmstead that will make for more comfort and a black cloud in the sky, it is safer living this winter, asserts more often just wind versus water. But since the wind is not Oris Rudd, county agent. Check the floor furnace burn- dying down I reckon I had better ers, controls and plumbing be- do something my ownself, busy fore lighting it to make sure as I am with nay own problems there is no escaping gas to of getting together the old to cover the county tax, cause an explosion. Do the same for gas heaters and vent them the gasoline tax, the Income tax if possible. Vents will reduce the sewer tax. I miss out on just and you know dog the problem of moisture con- one tax just shows how nice a nodensing on the walls and furni- that I have ture. Check the fireplace and tax item can work out no neighbors to tell me my dog chimney for loose mortar or has been diggm up bones and cracks and if repairs are needlawn. The ed, make them before the first such in their front neighbors like me. fire is started. But back to wind and the Insulation will make the house warmer this winter and cooler next summer, besides cutting the winter heating bill. Gutter and down spounts should be checked to make sure that leaves, trash and dirt are not blocking them. If they are clogged, damage can result from water spilling o vet or from seepage on both the inside and outside of the house. If the roof of the home or other farm building needs repairing be done now. the job should Nails in metal roofs will become loose in hot weather and may even come out, therefore a careful check should be made on this item. A coat of asphalt roofing cement will usually take care of leaks m the roof that have resulted from cracks or small cold-sna- SHOWS IN ONE! 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