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Show (SHOP'S BANQUET at the 12TH ANNIVERSARY OF PARISH ETT3 BOOTHS OVER t t - HUE THURSDAY, ROV. 8, 7 P.M. RESERVATIONS NOW! Seeing is Believing Stopping Pistance Chart THE FASTER A DRIVER GOES, THE FARTHER HE MUST TRAVEL BEFORE HE CAN STOF? THE BETTER VISION INSTITUTE POINTS OUT. IT TAKES TIME TO SEE DANGER AND REACT TO IX AND MORE TIME FOR THE CAR TO STOP AFTER THE BRAKES ARE APPLIED. HERE'S AN ESTIMATE OF DISTANCES INVOLVED: INDIA ENGINEER Correction Made On Benefit Dance Story 4. X i Berlin Philharmonic -- - CONCESSIONS 53,000 -- - FUN GAMES IN PRIZES OFFERED PATRONS VALUES FROM $339.95 DOWN TO 25c DOORS OPEN EVERY NIGHT AT The HELPER 7 P.M. JOURNAL (Utah) From Page One Orchestra Visit THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1956 PAGE FIVE tours Slated j which allowed For Salt Lake sightseeing Two weeks ago the Journal erto see them the Great Sand roneously stated in a story that The Berlin Philharmonic Orthe benefit dance sponsored by Dunes and Monument Lake in chestra, the exmost and largest the Mormon Temple Lodge 689 was for the benefit of Colorado; pensive orchestra ever to appear in Salt Lake the Salt Great City, the Slovenian home, and that in Utah, will present two con admission was a certain amount Lake, and Bingham Copper Mine certs in the state and remain in By ROBERT N. TAYLOR per couple. The proceeds correct in Utah; the Grand Canyon in Salt Lake City for five days in Hoover Jackson Dam, Arizona; and adly were fcr Lodge .Washington Correspondent. one of the most important stops mission was $1 per couple. We Hole, Grand Teton park and sev- of its North American tour. SOME PLACE TO GO vent either party from achieving are sorry of any inconvenience eral points of interest in the east including a visit to the Coosa Concerts are scheduled at Salt caused by this error. Four years ago, a comfortable the necessary 266 electoral votes. River Newsprint Company at Lake Tabernacle Wednesday, majority of the citizens endors- If this should happen, the House Alabama where newsprint is Novtmber 7, at 8: 15 pjn., spon- ed the "Eisenhower slogan, "It's of Representatives would have made at the rate of about 600 sored Episcopal Services by the iMcCune School ,of Time for a Change". They were the duty of choosing the Presi tons per day. from among the three high- At Price' Sunday Young University Fieldhouse under the impression, it seems, dent Mr. est came in to the the electoral vote. The in(Mukerjee be at read will Music and Art, and 'Morning Prayer Brigham that they were voting for a at St. Matthew's Episcopal United States to find out how Thursday, November 8, at 8:15 "change" from New Deal pa- jury to party discipline resulting' uch an embarrassment Church, Price, this Sunday at India could boost her coal pro- pjn. Members of the German ternalism and the Harry Hop- from ue could bring about the 11 ajrv. The church meets, in the duction. iHe found that the an- community in .Utah are planning kins doctrine of and "Tax tax, realignment of conservasecond floor clubroom of the swer was mechanization, yet he special events for the entertain- spend and spend, elect and elect". tive versus liberal. And, Mr. Price Municipal building. Wor was concerned over the effect ment of the 106 orchestra artists But now, when President Ei shippers enter toy the east door. mechanization .might have on the from their homeland during the senhower answers Adlai Steven Andrews could win. But, best of all, all Americans The l'l a.m. service at St. Mat- employment problem in India. Utah visit. son's promise of "a new Amer thew's is a Family Service. At a "I was given the privilege of Interest among music lovers of ica" with the boast that his ad- in most of our states, can now vote with a clear conscience! the diary of the mid-poi- nt in Morning Prayer the consulting Utah and neighboring states is ministration established "a new a of mining engineer youngsters adjourn for their grandfather it THE to SHRINKING VIOLET obviously refers high, according to Prof. Herald direction", classes, while the adults remain at Wyoming and' was amazed to R. Clark, at BYU, and Lorenzo a new course, not for the nation, find durthat the earned wages Walter P. Reuther, in the Church for the conclusion Mitchell of McCune School of but for the Republican party. of Morning Prayer and the ser ing those days were of the order Music and authority on economics, contest is The tbrisk present political who Art, report of six to seven dollars a month. and government, and. business mon. see to who can the offer on mail orders. Tickets are gaudier who is also President of the All those seeking a Church This has increased to an aver- early sale at the BYU Fieldhouse and package to a dispirited multi United Auto Workers, Vice (Preshome are invited to worship at age of over twenty dollars a day. which se tude ease and prizes McCune School of Music and Art, ident of the CIO-AF- L and chief St. Matthew's. Morning Prayer This has been a direct contribu- 200 Main Street, Salt Lake curity above independence. North tion from mechanization. It of President and Holy Communion services are There still Americans, py are held regularly. The Rev. might :be argued that a propor- City. The downtown boxoffice at however, who would like to see George Meany since the CIO-AF- L Stuart G. Fitch is vicar of the tionate number of men were Glen Brothers Music1. Company the two party system restored marriage, as will open November mission. Robert E. Davis, Helper, thrown out of employment with Constitutional states' says President Eisenhower is a along the machines did the work that The Berlin Philharmonic, h, and Dr. Roy W. Robinson, rights and the preservation of "tool of big business". Te told a union convention in. are senior and junior the men used to do previously, founded in 1882, long has been national sovereignty and. national ' and two men. now, do the work 'famed as one of the most em N.Y., that "big business Buffalo, wardens. i of ten who prefer a strong men employed previously. inent European orchestras. This solvency national defense to personal is operating the Government I had discussions with emin- great symphonic organization has who would stop for- from the back room", and reKennecott Copper ent thinking men in America who performed under the batons of handouts, aid want no part of commended for the President a and Continued From Page One eign in- the inas Atlantic Union have ed such celebrated personalities lives their rest in Gettysspent local grown feeds for poultry. or World Governon this very cogent fac- Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Grieg, and ment. burg". All three projects were recom- dustry tor because the question is of Richard Strauss, and under such These Americans, it has been iFor a man who has spent most mended by officials of the Colvital importance to India's fu- great contemporaries as the late said, "have no place to go" on of his adult years whip-sawinlege and are considered of vital ture. The Bru- Election out of Wilhelm in that stood and point Furtwaengler Day. These are the ones pnd badgering the leaders importance to the state's agri- which me no Walter. his with business" all into agreed doing they "big who would mark time while their cultural and livestocn industries. be stated as follows: Its present conductor, Herbert fellows marked ballots. But they bidding, Mr. Reuther seems Performance testing was ex- may It was a fact that with increas von Karajan, is only the fourth do have a developed a very sudden in at as the only certain place to go plained method for selecting breeding ing mechanization more and more permanent conductor in the or- least 38 of the 48 states where respect for their force and acu men were put out of employ chestra's votes are authorized. men. And, as if he had not made animals with high gaining ability history. He is acclaimed write-i- n ment in the mines. It was also a as one of the most vivid perdo have candidates to vote himself ludicrous enough already, tests They through conducting proper fact a time when sonalities that was this international on the for. at this writing, inde- the labor leader who long 'ago' And, in which gains are measured. At electors have been confided his ambition to be Presthe present time, purebred breed- industrial development and ex podium. His name was renowned pendent ers select breeding animals large- panding production was going on in United States even before his qualified to appear on the bal- ident. of the United' States, told, at a tremendous rate in branches first visit. Born in Salzburg, lots of Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, newsmen after the meeting that ly on appearance. However, gain- of a poliof other than that industry rarose in he educated Vienna, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, he never expects to seek ing ability and efficiency of feed There office. a tical mining. was, therefore, eminence of New Jersey, New Mexico, North pidly to a position utilization varies greatly within In other words, when the time Tenanimals with good body confor- general movement of unemployed in his field. iHis reputation has Dakota, South Carolina, to other new he'd better be "drafted"' mining comes, personnel concerts with the Wisnessee, Texas, Virginia and mations. spread through or else. But, for the time beOther Kennecott grants include industries cropping up all over London Philharmonic, his opera consin, and it is still possible 'he country and no great distress seems happy enough $50,000 to the Brigham Young performances at the illustrious that Minnesota and Utah may be ing, he on account of unemployment in La the wearing demagoguery crown. at to added list. this his and appearances at Soala, metalProvo for University he mining industry was felt for music The states' festivals, major European independent rights lurgical research; $15,000 to the NO PLAIN-CLOTHEdinburgh candidates are T. Coleman AnWestminister College for aid to any appreciable length of time, including Salzburg, HIGHWAY COPS! as those unemployed men were and drews, of Virginia, and Thomas engineering students and assist absorbed in other industries. e Mr. The Safety Council of ArlingThe" tour is under the patroiv-ag- H. Werdel, of California. ance to the Utah Water and It that of the German ambassador Andrews is nationally known, of ton County, Va., recommends as Power Board; and $300,000 to at thewould therefore appear stage when great indust- to United States and is express- course, as the former commis secret weapons in the war on the University of Utah. rial developments are taking Dr. Daryl Chase, USAC Presily aimed at closer international sioner of Internal Revenue, who speeders, two unmarked police place in a country, unemploy- understanding through the uni- discovered at close range the cars, manned by officers in plain dent, and Dr. R. H. Walker, ment caused by mechanization versal language of music. viciousness of the income tar, clothes. They should not, said Dean and Director of the Diviin one industry does not have any and has since been campaigning the Council, make arrests, sion of Agriculture Sciences, exany overall deteriorating effect for its repeal. Mr. Werdel was radio marked police cars adthe of pressed appreciation WHITE ELEPHANT BOOTH Bea Congressman. to perform this duty. The Norformerly ministration and the board of for any length of time. On the Broadbent by Lynda AAA trustees on renewal of the Ken- other hand, it definitely tends to The Co-e-d Club is going to sides the .great unorganized 'body thern Virginia branch of economic the condition improve of conservative voters, and such approves. necott grant. booth white a sponsor elephant "The previous grant helped us and the earning power of the for the A patriotic organizations as For The use of "sneak" police cars again this year. to serve the people of Utah in a men in the industry which is The committee members are America, they are supported by to curb highway slaughter is bemechanization. This way that was not possible with undergoing Irene Prezel, Delia Cooley, Mari- a recently organized national ing debated in many sections of committee headed by the country. And while it is undour own facilities," Dr. Chase has been the experience in lyn Moffitt and Barbara Pizza. iManion and1 John erstandable that most police-office- rs Clarence said. "We look forward to re- America and it may foe equally valare The white elephants who use them should be search programs under the new applicable to India if the present ued from 25c to ten dollars and U. Barr and including such inepoch. as former Governor in uniform . . . unless we want dependents grant which will result in beneone for are sold dollar all being (EDITOR'S NOTE: The next fits to Utah agriculture. (and Navy Secretary) Charles men would rather work openly, installment of this article will be or less. Many will 'be sold for Edison, of New Air we believe the unmarked cars are Jersey,Strate-meye10c 25c. or printed" in next week's Helper r, to provide a set-- up E. for highwayForce General George School Enrollment The girls have been canvassJournal.) Ambassador and assorted- -' Spru-ill- e men, car thieves former missContinued From Page One town but have the may ing Braden and the indomitable thugs to pose as constables. in 1960 ed someone; so if you have anya good; omen for fuPlain-cloththe .freshman half highway police quit thing to donate, send it to the lady industrialist from Connecture teacher supply. But the sour yesterday would add gruesome new risks note: even with 66,000 teachers before graduation. These pres- school or to one of these com- ticut, Miss Vivien Kellems. (Best hope of the Andrews sup- for all who drive, this fall, the schools could hire sures will make the present prob mittee members. is that they .may lems of schools look almost justified by conditions. But, the? porters high were another 100,000 if they ithe in ahead. years trifling available. v The high schools are worried. Colleges too, are unhappy. Not Within ten years their enroll- only are there more people of PROBATE & GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES ment will shoot up from 8,000,000 college age coming along, but Consult clerk of district to 1 3,000,000. Two out of three more of them get college educa tions about 30 now as against court r the respective signhigh school students now stick it 14 1939-4- 0. ers for further information. in out through four years. Only IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL FOR CARBON COUNTY, SALE STATE OF UTAH In the (Matter of the Estate of HOMES FOR SALE BY ACKER- TTZ T T BERT J. MILANO, Deceased. FOR RENT Furnished apar- tREALTY CO. gojf Notice To Creditors TWO HOMES In Price; also ea- - ments and rooms. Steam heat, 810 Probate No. 2417 tablished cafe in Dragertoa. . ApTS ESTATE OF BERT J. MILANO, Good steady income. For com- - ,,HHr?r7 T , , ??, DECEASED. plete details call Ackerson Creditors will present claims Realty, Phone Price 758. Miscellaneous with vouchers to the undersigned EE t at 52 Welby Street, Helper, Utah, CARPBT CLEANERS Labrador Retriev- - RUG or to Stanley V. Lltizzette, Attor- FOR SALE er, 10 months old. Phone Hel- - (Oriental and Domestic). Carpet ney At Law, Helper, Utah, on or before the 28th day of DecemLaying. Rug Bending and Serf- per 499-R- 2. ' '' r JJJJJ' lng; Upholstery and Rug Sham- ber, 1956. modern SALE FOR ! Electrolux Salea s p()()lttg. ROSE MILANO house and furnace with garage 144 N- SerTlC9. w Ewea Administratrix of the EsCall 524-- M tate of Bert J. Milano, De- - and garden space. M jjMt, prlc,f rtah. phone Sorters mnWN Roosevelt 263 see or Street, at Do tenses u Tfrnia Jt KENTUCKY BOURBON Helper. r STANLEY V. LITIZZETTE JJjrr.--n S.NCE1810 Attorney for Administratrix New 3 bedroom CHIMNEYS --- Cleaned and FOR SALE 178 So. Main Utah Helper, Located in St, sale. paired. Work guaranteed. for K Proof Date of first publication: Ocpainting. Prict. Phone Price mates free. Also 98-tober 25, 1358. Date of last pubPhone Helper 942 or 28. Helper OH WATEtflU MO flAZIll 0ISI11UIT (OMfAMT, IAI8STQWI, (MTUCIT lication: November 13,. 1950. Continued Washington News - Letter long-overd- mm mm mm 25 J 47 FEET 27FEET 35 38 FEET 74 92 FEET 49 FEET 45 m 130 201 I52FEET 287 3I6feet 387 7 FEET Some people see faster than others, every driver should keep his vision at peak efficiency through regular 55 65 60FEET professional 227FEET eye-car- e. Chicago recently. First prize was a blue ribbon for newspaper advertising in competition with H4-- brewers in the United States. Appearing in The Helper Journal the series features large reproductions of typiThe cal intermountain scenery. ads are created by Gillham Advertising Agency of Salt Lake City. A second award, the highest honor in the brewing industry, was a gold plaque for "outstanding merchandising, adver tising and public acceptance." Fisher was one of 16 brewers receiving this distinction. Receiving awards were Carl D. Davidson, secretary, and Garde D. Wood, sales manager. Presentation was by William M. O'Shea, executive secretary of the brewers association. FOR YOUR OLD WATER HEATER OF TYPE, SIZi OR CONDITION ON ANY MODEL VESTIIIGHOUSE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER 10 YEAR PROTECTION POUCY APPLIANCE BRUNO Phone Fisher Brewing Co. Receives Awards For Outstanding Adv. Fisher Brewing Co. of Salt Lake City received two advertising awards at the 15th annual convention of the Brewers Association of America meeting in THIS MONTH ONLY IMARDIESS 86-- J -:- - -- Helper Phone News Items to Journal- -' f OR . . . . $1.24 Value .800 , Save, 44c & IRONING BOARDS Reg. $9.95 $fc BEVERAGE SETS 8 pc. Reg. $5.95 $3.88 onlr 83C SPONGE MOPS g" to-hav- ce. but-shoul- es EXTENSION CORD SPECIAL DUST MOPS Ken-ilwort- J SEVERAL REAL BUYS , , . CORDS none-too-hap- P-T- Returned by Popular Demand 2 thorn-in-the-fl- "Ions-deserv- Bobby an'd Carl Cochrane from Sunnyside spent a few days last week visiting at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greener. JJP ted now $266 NOW FOR CHRISTMAS HI-F- I SETS RECORD PLAYERS and $89.95 up from $24.95 to $69.95 LAY-AWA- Y Carl's Record Shop Authorized Sylvania and Capehart Dealer for Carbon County Phone 247 LaSalle Hotel Bldg. HELPER roR For Rent 6 T fi'jL h Jf WAT R Ir I ILL ""flfRAZIGR ltC ,si A, rr.,r rrrJjrr,r. ltc ' " 10-4-- 4tc re-ho- me Esti-Northe- ast M. d |