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Show UTAH GREEN FIRES EVENT .ve a A Clean Camp 8 VOLUME 44 NUMBER ety Banquet , trv IV, CIUD August 11th Foreman carbon county .hn are com- cosm Ktjon .... course m mine M week fill be . tue . i " country A o nono'l" Carbon MINING RAILROAD "DISTRICT 30 SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD TO CALL 12 MEN IN AUGUST YOUTH MEETING DEAN.0F ORGANIZERS. 7:30 FRANK BONAGGI TO THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950 Merchants Edge Kenilworth To FRIDAY NIGHT . r imauvil? in lilc new Selective Senice draft some time in mid August, according to Colonel Oscar W. Gray, assistant Utah director. Selective Service. Off0 m NEWSPAPER HELPER. UTAH a IKon. uu AND AT CITY HALL meeting of the Helper Youth committee directors and officers has been called for Friday, July 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the Helper city hall. All directors of the organization are urged to make every effort to attend this meeting. A summary of the first half year's activities, the costs of the program, and the extent of participation in the many events and hobbie taught by Eric Pempe, youth director, will Take State Crown Semi-Pr- o i A TEAM ALL-STAT- MOOSE INITIATE ONE; A the battling Coal or gang kids from league representing Ken- ilworth lost a thrilling 12 inning E. a. tome., U1 -- st 11th. Mike Wood, c Helper game t0 tne Helper Merchants, or Mines Bureau ) states ANNIVERSARY EVENT Herbert Hargraves, lb Hiawatha Monday night, in the finals of the j..tir,r these classes RETIRE FROM WORK Of this numTooele LArry Wegkamp, 2b Tha unl.Mti tournament ,...,.,0 nf the Safety Orson 3b n ber, Bailey, wtn gave tne Merchants their Helper according 31 FOR PLANNED AUGUST of After the various fighting years the cui , at to Carbon counond ss state Gust, Helper championship straight in inter-1 union man's battles the the county. ty draft board circles, and the right Helper Moose initiated one can- Russell Henderson, u.i. .. Helper in semi-pr- o General Su 'mountain area, Frank Bonacci, B. Jackson, about officials, of he Colorado state Kenilworth didate into the the to order at Joe reg challenge Rolando, ,, Helner. dean of union organi7prs 12 will receive eveular held Willie of .... Kenilworth champs for a spot In the national meeting Tuesday Musgrave, to in at retire the end Utah, plans Co at Kenilworth calls from this at Wichita, Kansas Amerie ning. Bonacc,i. Helper Herfb Babcock, of v. nf 1950 At the nrpsent time Frank F rnke ' Helper tournament wmp uau- mm Chairman oi .k. was given the obligation of the Junie next month. county for UO Dragerton Undsey. a is regional direc is busy preparing examfraternity by a degree team made Max Pessetto, p Kenilworth opened the tourna- Helper tor for Utah of 0f special interest for the inations and up of the following: Kenilworth ment Zemlock, Saturday with an 0 victory p Floyd the Congress of A a special guest ana f'xmt four of Ben Reddington, past governor; Al Randolph, p over Tom Migliaccio hurl-ToFerron. Tooele exIndustrial Organ be given. cnoaker. Mr. Jackson these will be two-hi- t ball and struck out 12 Kenilworth ed Sanich, governor: Franklyn Rudy p Migliaccio, ization. After 17 I Forbes of Washington, called into the men to shut out the Ferronites Robert Petersen, governor: junior ofis years as an A. N. Smith some- be present. Mr. Forbes service Olson, prelate; W. H. Dalton, oraHiawatba banded Roosevelt a ficer in unions timp in Kentpmher However Tlipv Health and baiety Archie and tor, Anderson, lacing in the second game PAVING ROBBER'S ROOST r.a.m U1U.KS 11 pointed out. this number may de MAIN ST. of the Bureau of Mines. , Mr. Anderson is a and Tooele Ordnance Saturday to time slow pend upon the situation at the Supervising H. Denney. of the supreme a seven run representative Depot staged down a bit, but time ur Ot ueinri. v..viu-- u. "... and may be increased after WORK HELD UP lodge and is here making the RODEO SHOWS in the ninth inning to overhe's still vitally the selective service machinery attendance as will also Mr.1 audit of the take Dragerton 11-regular tour-yea- r Interested in his has been placed in functioning Reeder, of the Bureau oi books. lodge In the semi-final- s Sunday Kenpolitician career order. ' I ID Salt Lane BY RAINY SPELLS SAT. of the 27tli came up with six runs in The ilworth anniversary FRI., TODAY, K. and to D. intends nrohahlv jller of Price and Frank Bonacci run again fo I' 1'GD Thp fire rail win racritftruTltR the eighth inning to come from Helper lodge, August 22, will be nf Hnlner. ' orniiM nf i tr alongm with Ul tU tlnt Lilt. b'"ul' Paving operations of Helper's fittingly observed by a special are l5BMli" Price behind and defeat Tooele at Rodeo The grounds me nouse or in reptonerintendents and officials resentative ,vh0 were DOrn in 1926 and 1927, main s reet Glen the. dance riaturdav night. August 1!), all in readiness for one of the in a wild scoring game. to extended havp nwrnwuvw. stated Otto B. McKinnon, Carbon wl mines. , L, ,ha Vnn- - haI, an(, lh next , , events ot Eastern Campbell was credited with the n i n outstanding r m l ic ii; ir'rfie men who successfully. "It's been a hard, tough fight, counts board clerk. the Annual picnic 1'tab wben the Annual Robber's win for Kenilworth. while Al Ran- - but an an oil mulch preparation, day, Sunday, lie examination at tne cmr, interesting one, to put An official announcement from material, will be held at Mud Springs. Roost Roundup opens for a three dolph, dusky Tooele nf the extensive course unionism where it is today." he th ctorp 2plpi-tivlir-Sprvippc bead- - and according to Thomas Lamph. un.1 thmimA the aiatiil with . Chairman of arrangements foi .i..,. , pnntinnefl (...lav , ' ' lOt siauu j Mini uievi irp ' will "My first jofo in America quarters says that 307 prospective Contractor, continue to a the dance is Tony Doleatti andFrj(lay presented with certificates said. Western1 and Saturday. a first day bye the following 12 This beI Mines. when 'was of the of nren at Bureau age jToftoc will ho rflllpl ii for 01 uie annual pjcnic where the railroad tracks blasted Hiawatha in Dulls, caives anu Merchants Drones, point garb. deals with safety in mine; came a slate picker in Carbondale, inl1,,rHn,, PVaminations on Aueust W. H. Dalton and Rudy jangling spurs will lend a west- - H seVen inning game called by a going to Spring Canyon ibisect the event are been a pa., for 52c a day." bus, and has not 44 and 15 and of these 103 will Sanich. ern tang to the atmosphere, sur- - apmi.nifl rulinc calline for a team ,.f Tq u:i . , uiu- , juoi cast ui of first aid. f The union chief was born in eel the first call under the new stale nignwav I'iciiic events win inciuue a rounding the events that will take to De victorious if they have a Motor company on North ler Company at Sunnyside Under this state quota, Car- becue an() other eats an(, wl place. Some of the best riding len run lea(l at tne end of seven rjecollatura, province of Catan-'orde- r. U,e followed bv a full day of ath- - talent in the s, .alla6C. 'Zaro. Italv. Nov. 22. 1884. He came bon countv w 11 call up U men main street. county will be 011 innings. (charge of banquet arrangefor all age groups, hand to show their wares anu for examinations. in States to the United August, atami handled the mound Quized as to when the work will jletic events r.,0r 1896. He worked in coal mines in A N Smith, chairman of the be completed, Mr. Lamph squinted Prizes for winners of the events several specialty acts of a comedy chores for Helper and was the British Columbia in 1S98, and later i0Cal board, said today that his his eyes to the sky this morning will be given, with kiddy events nature are also listed on the pro- master all the way, in addition to for the Canadian Railroad. Co. !0fficie has only received instruc-'Hi- s and said: "Old Mister Rain might predominating tne piugiam. gram to round out the events. INSTRUCTION collecting a double and single in first taste of unonism was!tjons t0 get the draft machinery answer that question for you."' Auditor Anderson spoke to the Queen Selected ((ve trips to the plate. when he joined the Western Fed-i- n and that further orders One week has been lost already in members of the lodge on the great as 1950 queen of the order Selected ,Hiawatha was awarded third FRIDAY work that the order is doing at. three eration of Miners at Michel, Brit- - Lre expected at any date. The the laying because of rain. days is Miss Hazel Hrasher, ,n the tournament e m the child city, stating Huntington, and her attendants are ish Columbia, in 1903. He trans- - board, consisting of Mr. Smith, 2000 tons of oil Mooseheart, Tooe,e 0rdnance team wh(m Approximately PSTLE GATE ferred to the United Mine Workers r h Youne. and Dossiblv J. - mulch will be needed to lay the ss lna Lee Huntsman, fastle foun R ne(.e88a,.y t0 return home are being clothed, Dale, and Miss of Ameiiea in 1905. UWajme Jensen, Phalen, now in California, wilt base coat, and after ttaffic has pendent children night and educated there, and of a series of meetings Frank probalaly meet for the first time beaten down this first layer, a sheltered Dimunitive, . . ., .1 i En?e?' to the championship encouuter 1 ri J,nn ruction on clufo exhibits Judges were Bonacci. came to Utah in June, under tne new oraer on aurusi i finish coat of rock asphalt willv Kenilworth. first with the children. The whole nore; C. G. Spencei, Richfield. M()nday I held this week, will be held and worked in the Carbon 'to classify the later registrants cap it. About 1,300 tons of asphalt there 1he oal League. of uffi,bers ktle Gate on Friday at 2:30 o have recently been sent ques- wiU be needed to put on the fin- - J Moospheai.t p0plation and Fred 'ianner. Payson. on county coal mines. He quit Leaguers & sjze rf home of Mrs. Vera Thomas. in 1917 to work for the Denver tionnaires and reclassity those wno ishing touches. The six contestants perlormed eleven in ing through tprmf) of . leaders are in need in .Kn ctnAit have other ... it j..,.n now & Rio Grande Western railroad at have married and who Detore me juurcb a mental lapse nings before Itle training to help their Hoinor He became a member of reasons for reclassification. watch arena and of the center the rooted in the defeat hurl to on the were their it Easier brought exhibit the work they have Labor Day Speaker ed the horsemanship of the girls bottom half of the twelfth. Max the International Association 01 According to Colonel Gray, no mountain from its base, than force international their best manner. K. Paul re- Reed, to selectees as they circled the field walking, Pessetto opened the twelfth for to men Machinists tices de eligible the yoke of slavery upon -- ( exam meetings have been set sa?ety diref,t0r for the United trotting, and gallop- the Me'rhants 'by drawing a walk, fnr the uio firct interest roal mining, free. be Southey to termined Mine Workers of America, Wash- given this week to to took him back into the Carbon on and dismounting Don Gust then layed a bunt down mounts wm mailed August be their ing inatj0ns the leaders and give them rieht use of ington. D. C. will be the princi- - and mounting. Draft boards will consider mines, where he made an county the third base line and all hands Carbon coun- necessary aid so that their Other girls competing for the were safe when Tom Migliaccio, to organize the coal dig-- 1 ,fiCation appeals at a later date, knowledge. To know is not to be pal speaker at the m this year will 'be uniform. But to know how to ty taDor Lay ceieoranon ai nice honors were Celia McArthur, Law- at third base for Kenilworth, fieldprobably in about two weeks, he wise gers. schedule followed this week allowed "But are he said. use knowledge is to have wisdom, this year, it has been announced rence, Emery county; Martha 1)11- - ed Gust's bunt and elected to try jadvised. Registrants "It was too tough," with a meeting in Welling- Spurgeon by Edwin Alberts, chairman. lard, Price, and Nona Simonson, to force Pessetto at second. Wood, we tried again in 1922. Again It 20 days to appeal their classifi(Fanda residence was too Petersenls m auer In Green River. thA next Merchant foatter. dropped cations. tough. lay at 2:30. This meeting was The queen and the two attendtowards One point that Mr. Smith stress national recovery act was passed ( sow rollln? buntof out M by one in Sunnydale in another drive was made to union ed was that men at the present auts were each given $50 by the the mound. ftjde bagt fim ... -- ,. ... H i.i at 2:30, BSnnnydale Library imn:A ,,,,,,,; .... with which to 'Kenuworin ize Utah coal miners' and we were time having classification cards, iwucy vwnw"1 piivuri, riuju three one in Spring Glen at for the the Jock an(J tnelr catCher, , Scavo, and having, since receiving purchase riding togs successful. IMday, of Mrs. David Rowley, ao nnpre-nnsome change to wflc an oreanizer rodeo, July 27, 28 and 29. ynn.-day upon the nan wan scavu pounced t a.m. Thursday, one mar- to season was low bu tthe past few nf ownership as from such mi Workers status, Mine their and throwing out Wood it United for the fielding t.hange .... r. o A ni- i nfi rice at the Ladies Club Room j new swimming pool was days has seen a gradual increase LAURITZ MELGHIOR soie to August, first. In the meantime Pessetto children, 1933, at utpeuuow, Helper's riage, June, 30 01 swimmeis. a or otner economic conditions, or realized p.m. Thursday. yesterday, July 26, when in tne numoer raced to third on the sacrifice and which time. he was appointed T . TnV 1,, Uniction at these meetings of several fca Because changes that j repcontinued on home with the winFred Reynolds, contractor, ia change oi auuress, buwuw C I O field worKer ny given by Margaret in the filtering Paulson, .t Carbon-Emer- y necessitated were local L TTMW. the noMfvins: nmcinont t the of tto IN wt resentatlves uu t,iX4 TO SING 1.PW1S. Iiwn V ning run when he noticed the demonstration agent, assist- miners nulled away draft board of these conditions so Bank and of the U. S. Fidelity .system, contract aimcumes th Aberdeen boys had left home plate Aor Mrs. Edna Peacock, Exten- rnmnanv signed a encountered between tne conirac- m.mt.mm O. I remained with that they may be considered and n9r9ntv f .ho unguarded. I secretary, who has been re- and tl and 1942, I action taken on them. SPECIAL uUNutK I joint clearance with Helper City, tor The game produced the most the C I O and in April, to able leeallv helni? not of the pftle for much C I O regional mound duel seen in the brilliant was appointed bills for action the past two years. Lauritz Mebhoir, known as "the Helper park this Tear. Max Pescheck for $13,49964 as the final .honor any outstanding BAZAAR of Colorado," he recalled. NOVEMBER or work on the pool most abulous figure in contemZ An.st 1943, I was trans- payment on the full contract price materials setto allowed but five hits, no to nl(le UB "U,D will sing in a spena" ' music" porary $64,219.64. of walks, and struck out 13 in going LAKE 6QLFEBS SUrcs-0H"::sCHEDOLEBY aB.eC cial public concert at the Uni- the distance for the Merchants. One of the outstanding pools in few montns awaiting uie and Drains versity of Utah stadium, Wednesthe state, Helper's pool has seen ment of contractor (Continued on Page 8) on tne m.ai company TURED OPENING much activity since its opening day, August 2, it was announced MOOSE WOMEN ict lost week extra work and also for several today. last sumiiiei aim ju .inthe state house of representativesHe to be made d Moose. of the Mr. Melcbior will appear under REPUBLICAN HOPEFULS The Women completed the annual Red Cross- deletions in 1930 from Carbon county. and u. uev-contract final attend1940. a made record have price plans the to with GOLF 1937 er sponsorship 'of the Utah Sym week swim chapter from and profits bazaar ance. According to reports from 'minor omissions from the genera phony Association, 19"0. He is for a food and needle-wor- k to iq45 f,m . x. v , again ww, will 1951 01 go to the FILE FOR CARBON venture tne in serve the from nvnmro manager he neia aaiuiua, pian. 0 George Pizza, players representing the seeking election to the in 'symphony fund, according to Da-vm uaie course in Salt Lake 25. in one of the local business pool, attendance earlier af annual S. Romney, managing director, This la6t Sundav took-- the mea establishments. POLITICAL POSTS BARNABAS ST, so popular; The has of the best Carbon . popular and jovial songster which proven fair county L attrac-Ho- n In five separate is outstanding in past years has been an otter in a team nlav conoffice wil seek Republicans who careers, opera, concert, motion pic- nIwhich was the main feature if APATIIIN H I to earlv Christmas shoppers.! i v A.. it ill Hf!t llUlI inP IT, c -- 1ti 'in .1 anu nice of WWi.wva, turos radio wide fte official array rw$w This year a can-an- d their announced have opening of the county coast to wocoast from favorite and on be will display great work nine-hol'to club e eolf course IU a capacity crowd is expected didacies. men on the committee promise a T S AH ImUNUAT Helper. Filing for state represent-uivw w variety of exnrohahle that the commit- to hear him at the 'U' bowl. " 5od L'allerv nf snoctators larger and wider . .... La Days ot 49 commit- - is verv... The It. assured Helper are district two, Carbon county, is uaun me "J1 . .. a hibits. Further details T..1.. Present to watch the start 01 tee noo-lnthe chairmanship under n? Monday, .iuiy " , the fc when n. thc. Hennine B. Olsen, Price, member , ",M8o released as soor as what was .ywu I matches. . . . . JVl. a lgRUed a call to! ment as to Vacation School for all Iaar will be 1 Mayors A. D. n.c 0I tne uuiieu jhik .Meiellior show are pei.oinin. tued near-!fincommittee reports what the net proceeds oi the ft of Price, and D K. Downev and ft children in Helper and oy BtoWO. W will include works Harrv Latturner, Price, has filed "Glper, made abort aneerheS bv towns will be held at the m to Senior Regent, Ruth mMttM to be were, also just how the money program tha um genera, pu the position of sheriff. He is a gener-springtime for is "Younger i It out. children 8 apportioned nm.Jwas !"uuc,Keri the f rst two balls Tnntn High. All "" er. These held Friday, August 4 at and Roben Schu. long time resident and a member . ... througn Picturesque No. 1 tee. m m Ifr0rn kindergarten tne Helppr clty hall. at wnicn.iy Known p of the UMW. Allen Rrnwno o nf the last school wen iran.cu to Mose the ganization came in ror a sua.e Aihnrt s Hier mo " cUy-lthe by sisted and that John W. Holden. Price, veteran the attend. will proceeds the oniy' show to .The Carbon Ued .a. rrom p, Price receau city councilman who did not wide who made a clean rp ,he in session w, of be attended to. 1FMUIjKA unds I from The or ITIULIII1U ded in o their Week the last city election, has run eveeach prov noon amply match against the L00 a.m. t0 l A1&0 0n the agenda for that flnd un . county comfor the four-yefiled -kof M I" Vacation Sc ,00, pi, Wh0 made up the A of the Democratic missioner spot. home life of thening wil. be the election meeting tne Sid Plnrlr onrl PlaiifTP day. . . t -1,1 , . ninoooo woff rers tor tne cou.iUR ' t.nn vmmww" nor rnp iuuuoviDr ui l'lll III! iiu.' ' early Hebrews. The results from nn Of cn Wl I oni Wt Team scores were 11 forbas- - Episcopal win be opened Church in Helper, 10 mft((lnIJ Seeking to be named as state . . handwork in ntrtitraA pro !n - . . w Dal,. and six for Carhon. out ny representative for Carbon county, The courses are those put of re- - Jects nicn -sup-on- e celebrn 1, is Dennis Zubeek, Council oy be could that t ure Projects ova Lcti wmmm ho mternational and a call is district No. a mine worker. contest Kenilworth, show. onto the ninth the atate norted WneatKm and by be to the will .rogrmof made to all delegates "-- -' Wl thfi throo holl. oonh all civic, functioning as an instrument Matters Willam A. Jordan, National Mr. R gener0U8 o to give the basic mtormauou por. whole a as filed lemons tant having to the community for bnsinea. good and bookkeeper and merchant, has be within the mon to all Christian the nf qineing 'games, and other fraternal, (oi whole-hearte- d recorder. Is of the county W markers. Dave Gibson of J the for " post held " organizations have representatives The School wm lnnal activities the primary election to be two-ve. J. snowed the most strength direction Seeking to be named as 5 are to be dis from present to present their wishes II tM cuizenry. of the Rev. Robert children all September attenfl here Remerriber to is effort an . nin? ihs i" . commissioner make Cflnrcn. . scnnal should or. rn county if any "I. est anve nu-f- t Nicholas oi w.r policies oi through the sixth anv and to ascertain anci n- -p cussed and general kindergarten 11 '49er 26 engi all taught he or meetings Dragerton. I w Pressett. any a from project has Eugene worthy yards. Best averages Each of the classes attend the ganization the party reviewed. Reports -- - - ski led grade are invited to nanu in neer at Horse Canyon mine oi "n Dy Arco Polonl, Tony by a menther. of a highly 31at to that might be the basis ror nexi from July a School state convention Saturday night Geneva Steel Co. " and Vacation make wUl Helper assistore .i, that Bill .Tnh,. Jects Junior 'vear's show. team of teacners will be reviewed. . "e vUltine to live. August 11 at the Helper ...- ui. with the closing of the books It better place in which pnif, running o the with 9 a.m. to 12 noon. from Hf F 'Oontlnned here In Car High of Vacation Schools r I ij .4 . i , 2-- 1, sec-Do- m , lf up-risi- & 16-1- 4, iy ,. ! i i i i i right-bande- na 1 " ' ""' ..i hard-fighti- H lMrmW min-'wh- ... 1 class-attem- pt .... ) Helper Swimming Pool Is Paid; City Fulfills All Obligations .1 ju" r w T H J 52 t: SJ&iSZZ Help-serve- tn Ways of 49 Senegal .ahaai - flWWIW" - En Jluqust Sbutih; iiniin . Tm "t;0 t. Cablk WW . d al , ,,!,. Ke Meeting j ailed . p,.I - ' g- j- - Pf" .v "'. " ,l. ar jw ft - kT JL 25 JWt a. . rii t... JV. ar |