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Show nan PIES! L and To AttadHelper's Cook n s Politically Independent TH XXXLNo- - 3 Helper Baseball Nine Plays Sun. Sserver Lndhouse of Machimet v k( Helper cuy jvi. u iaii. i Game Will be Exhibition Affair. Squad to Receive General Work-ou- t. Three Moundsmen in Fray Try h Lition last , IOITIOM maiH, to ivm homi JOURNAL DtuvtRto CASUAL Jtoent May 7, 8. XLM ..... HE School Fred riiuiv. - i CHURCH BENEFIT the church H.--i rum JOURNAL'S NIIVI EDITION DIUVIRtO ONuV ON SUBSCRIPTION benefit The Helper ball team will engage the Shell Oil team of Grand Junction, Colorado on the latter' field on Sunday, to anMay 9th, according nouncement from team manager Ernest Flaim. Helper was originally scheduled to play the Price entry in the Central Utah league, but Pr'c; h5S dropped out of the league competition tnis year and so the Grand Junction team was engaged. That Price would not play in the league'this year was assured this week when baseball enthusiasts there .announced that they would not conduct practice anymore In order to start the league schedule. The schedule will be revised and will be announced later. , n ;it SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR elfjer CooU Softool To Be Held May 7 ON SUNDAY, MAY 9 Large Crowd Expected To Attend for i to puv nr?Avn .irrv PLANS COMPLETED Plans til Helper Furniture, Mutual Merc, Falace Candy, Central Com., Utah Power, Journal, Sponsors. ball to be given at the Rainbow Gardens Saturday, May 1 have who recently ., Pnrter. Helper will open the baseball season Simdav after nn ,ha now been made completed. vras local diamond at 2:30 p.m. when the locals engage the Piovo team "in The dance is being sponsored an exhibition game. From present indication, the Helper crew will by the Carbon council of the . ped has been active be in xair conciuion ana snould present a favorable organization if Knights of Columbus for the purJent in civic affairs, practices the past two weeks mean anything. pose of raising funds for the I .nndering just how he of a new Catholic church The batteries are listed with as a "ward healer." Hilt Blackham at catch and Ed GIRLS' DAY PROGRAM in this city. his close legi"" A new Ford V-will be given .... that he win iviueij March etti, Earl McGann, and reawa the me dance and preas wuu Burns mound uunng possible Pinky question any in the timber. On first will be a newparations have been made for the TO BE FRIDAY sb and the boys entertainment of a large crowd. is in already comer who Smith he that "Shorty" say in charge are as hails from Latuda. Ace Verdi will li Seven girls cf the Caibon county follows: Ticket, Barney DeViette, undoubtedly be back at his old post on 2nd, and Manager Johnny high school will compete for the Frank Dalpiaz, E. A. Dowling, Season 'lom Perreri, Dr. Faul Kos, Mike cn short. Randall Taylor Allison Short jre for annual Girls' day queenship Malcney; leception. Dr. A. R. Dem Know we and Paul Dalpiaz are bidding for rear and before The selected miss will don man, Bob Ossano, Win. Ross ,Geo COMMITTEES SHOWN Friday. be blossoming base 3rd just starting job. In the outfield there are several coronation robes and occupy the Pizza, Henry Telaroli, Fred Bon- ,, in fiont of our eyes. But aspirations candidates in line and the three throne duiing that day, her at omo; car committee, Win. A. Ruel brings many LISTED FOR RIOT Joe Barbeglio, Jr., A. Batiste, B. Some of the positions on the outguard could tendants to be the ost everyone. six remaining J. Vieta. Dr. J F. Rueeeri. Frank 1 .rmiirt like in reality be held down by anyone of the young ladies. During the 1937-3S- j Bonacci, Art Gow. John McKenna; RaFred Arole Bosone, aspirants. school will be president j refreshments, Pete Tabone, Mose she term, i chele, Harold Paterick, Oris Maul- of the Girls' trhitp in love. league a position' Howa. Mike Mielinrra Tfov Mail- for every old sby, Rusty Woolsey, are the most held now by Miss ale friend Dorothy Bowen oct. Ace Verdi. Joe Bonacci. Jr. likely among the starters. Captain ;cjool teacher. Candidates are Madalyn White, Louis Martinelli, Paul Dalpiaz; t:ie Committees to serve for of will be there course, Maulsby, Lthing besides a recording Julia Parry, Nyle Taylor, Fae Mc check room, Pete Bergera, Bert to the of the open fray. Sportsmen's Price radio station. Beulah Snow, Dorothy Vignetto, Celmenta Capitolo and sponsorship Other boys who should see ac- Kinnon, Riot to be held in Helper on SatHouston and his "papers." Jcnes and Verlene Pace. Mike Maloney. bit of Jack tion some time during the Provo a little, tiny An entertaining program This urday is to be one of the most May 22nd, were named by has -game are Ralph Faucett, Henry been o's paper." events season officers of the Carbonexecutive the for the of entire the arranged day entertaining Dick Bill Dietz, and ward for expectant Vanetta, of April 30. A special assembly, and a good time is assured every -Emery Jaternlty Fish and Game associBrasher and others. one attending. coronation The committee ation this week. Complete charge afternoon exercises, to n fi.nEniniv tffn support Everyone is urged r tiejuuiua iciiniiiiiig iasnion revue, atmetic revue have the pleasure of dancing to of the program will be directed by the team on the opening game and rea, and dance will compose the main promises the public that they will Chris Jouflas, aided by Jack Housadmission will be 23c per person Dalpiaz and his new girl the music cf a good orchestra. features. ton as secretary, and the followConsiderable support has been ing committees and committeeHighlight for the evening will be Dalpiaz when he would be the annual coronation ball, to be given from Price where the Altar men: LEGION TO HANDLE held in the Silver Moon pavilion' society and the K. of C. have Finance, Henry Hall; fish, Paul Demman when he wasn't in at Price. High school students worked hard to promote the sale Carter, Ray Walters; dance, Chris y. FINANCES ON FOURTH and their specially invited guests of tickets for chances on the Jouflas, James Ruggeri Thnrman Stafford without a cigar. beautiful new automobile. Helper Carter; prizes, Jess Perry, R. are to attend. Quilico at work. deserves a new church therefore J. B. Litizzette, Bill sans the con-eyfull support of the public is needney Hatch CiliffMemmott, George Grifj ed. Catholics of Helper appreciate fiths; barfoeque, Jack Phalen; Win the wonderful cooperation of the traps and rifle range, Jack Vignet . s J Housewives who are not only interested in making more palatable meals but in practicing easy economy in the kitchen, will learn methods for both in the Helper Cooking school to be conducted here at the Liberty haii next Friday and Saturday. May 7 and 8. The schools will start at 2 p.m. each day and will be open on Friday evening as well. Mis. Jeanette Neldon, heme service supervisor of the Utah LABOR PROBLEMS ARE Power and Light company at Provo, will be in charge of the DISCUSSED. UNION demonstration and will conduct two-daprogram the school on its here. Other food experts will bej PLANS FOR PARLEY brought to Helper to aid Mrs. Neldon with the program. William MacKnight will preside at the Present opening cf the schools each day Methods Held and will act as master of ceremonies. Inefficient There will be $100 worth of attendgifts handed out to those Utah delegates to the convention ing the show. Among these will of district 22, United Mine Workbe a $25.00 electric roaster and of America, being held at the Chris Jouflas To Act 8 complete baskets of food each ers Labor temple this week, urged apAs General Chairman day.Demonstration will be made on pointment of an umpire to serve in in mine labor disagreements the proper use of elect ric.il applistate. this efin the ances in baking home, The delegation favored appointficiency featuring pies, cakes and ment of such an official to serve of food preparation bread, and as a one-maarbitration board various kinds. a system like that used in under On Saturday, the final, day, there w ill be judging .of the bak- Wyoming. It was pointed out that in Utah ing contest and a fashion review an umpire must be named for as added attractions. each disagreement, causing delays-iin Hel Sponsors of the school settlements. per are the Helper Furniture & The convention defeated a moHardware, Central Commissiim tion giving local unions the right Palace Candy Store, .Mutual Mer a strike for violation of to call canlile, Utah Power & Light com - work contracts. GroJournal. and the pany Helper In an address, M. I. Thompson, .our DrAi'Ac o " si ll Of tV.rfl tllr. vcl former president of the Utah or win cnanis neiper State Federation Labor of and in putting the school over and . Ja supyoner, sam lue will furnish food for yie demon-- j latter group had organized more " jstrations. labor units the last year than the- American Federation of Labor hadi to, Earl Radcliff, Jack Aime, Jack FOURTEEN GRANTED in more than 40 years. Sullivan; handkerchiefs, Henry He discredited claims of A. F'.. Hall; publicity, Lawrence Beaush-etir- , of L. membership and charged the CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS federation, parent of the state fedJohn Minctti, Bill MacKuight, Eugene Gibson; fly casting, Ellis eration, includes suspended C.I.O. Morgan, W. B. Jones, Henry Rugunits in its count cf membership. Fourteen of the 26 applicants A committee geri; parade, W. H. Wardell, Fred was appointed by C. A. for citizenship papers in the Sev- the convention chairman to meet Jack Bosone, Sullivan, Knobbs, Xick Bernardi; child) ens enth district court at Price were with Governor Henry H. Blood sports, Omar Bunnel; decorations, successful Tuesday. The examin- and the state industrial commisCharles James, Ernie Flaim; jack ations were conducted under the sion to urge employment of two Chris-tenserabbits, Fred ltrsen; motion pic- direction of Judge George ccal mine inspectors as a safety Thurman Elmie Bernardi, tures, measure. the papers Those receiving Carter; ribbons, Dr. Goetznian; Nicholas Diitchas, David loud speaker equipnit., Eastern were: Utah Electric Co.; barbeque serv- Bradshaw, Johann Zupcc, Pauline FOR KINGF1SH ing, Eugene Gibson, Bruce Moffitt, Gabardi Seppi, Tony Pellios, John Mr. Stella, Robert Soker, James Moll-ard- , Frank Dalpiaz, Ross Bunnel. Candidate Anton Del Cai'chio, Frances Meek, 'Anton Tomsk:, Katherine Good for 100 VOTES STOKER INCEPTION Sharer, Robert Houston and John Houston. The above coupon will be good for 100 votes for. the candidate STARTED BY GAS Theatre Lobby named in blank space for King-fis- h of Helper's Spoilsmen's Riot Is Newly Painted on May 22 and 23rd. The iutermountain empire and Utah in particular may well lay Candidate listings will be posted Painting of the lobby of the claim to being the original birth- Strand Theatre underway last from time to time in the newsMr. DeVietti paper windows. Watch the results. place of the automatic stoker Monday morning. the device that has done so much also announces that the theatre Merchants and candidates see any to reduce housekeeping and do- will be equipped with new car- member of the committee for the mestic drudgery to a minimum. pets, drapes and some new furni- votes. It was stimulated to further de ture. This will improve the looks R. G. McGonigal "7. LaPearl Weeter velopment by virtue of the com- of the building very much and the Nick Bernardi petitive plane natural gas placed! work will be finished in a very coal producers cf Utah in. and short time. Jess Perry. was largely an outgrowth of this field of expansion. The stoker has been so efficient in this light that It is much cheaper to use slack coal with a stoker than natural i gas and just as convenient. Saturday, May 22nd. The gigan- votes will be sold for lc each. The fact that today there are tic celebration to be held in Hel- Send your names and get your more than 4000 automatic furnace per, the Sportmen's Riot, will votes from this paper or any memn Salt Lake City crown a new king. The Kingfish. stokers in use alone tells a realistic story of Ileretofor the girls have all had ber of the committee. The entrees are coming in fast manufacturing strides and the ec- the best of the celebrations and onomic worth of products turned have had queens as the main at- and it looks like a very close out by the stoker makers. One traction. This year the men have race. Helper and Price have turned 1500 manufactures firm alone objected to the girls taking the in the following entrees so far stokers yearly and ships them int i spotlight every year and now.it is a territory as far east as Omaha the girls' turn to help decide who and they all look like likely canand west to the Pacific coast. will be the Kingfish. His qualifica- didates. There have been several tions will be that he Is the most wagers placed as to the standings Active Student popular man in the county. Good of different ones which will be anHelper looks, and ability will also be an nounced later. At Junction College advantage, Candidates so far: Bill Hahalo, In the past the men have been Ray Walters, Jack Vignetto. EuLeanore Howlett of this city, the Grand very successful in electing a queen gene Gibson, Brack Lee, Eron recently represented to Helpers celebrations so girls, Leonard, Dr. J. Ruggeri, Wm. Junction State Junior College in out and do your stuff and show Frasier, Dr. Goetznian, Art Hors-ley- , get the state convention of Associated men that you can put someBruce Mcffitt, John Colzani, the held was which Women Students, over. Send In your favorite Dr. Kofford, Nick Bernardi, Gliff thing at Greeley, Colorado. him over. All Memmott, Dr. Joe Dalpiaz, George Miss Howlett is one of the prom- candidate and put will receive 100 Griffith, Leslie Hyatt, Ben Smitl, names in turned inent freshman members of the votes to start with for for a lim- Alan Halverson, Lavar Johnson, Grand Junction State Junior ited time, free votes will be given Rcss Ellis, Rudy Krissman. Nick away by the merchants. After that Lauris and John Daskalakis. y Arbitration n ' ' En-gl- e, All Organizations Will Assist j Helper Jr. High Girls Tennis Title Price people and all others Has A well attended committee meet-- . ing of the various organizations in Helper was held Monday evening for the purpose of making plans for the Fourth of July cele bration to be held in this city. Practically every organization was pre Of ity and ed this month with a car- side show program Leby the American Catholic outstanding drive to be climaxed !Ee dance Saturday at Rain- irdens. and the Snortsmen's an rand represented at the meeting Each organization was assigned celebrations the coming a definte part of the program, of r months, beckon camp vis- - which it will have charge. The id others in' large numbers. American Legion was assigned the task of taking care of the finfor the celebration which ances jlworth Student me um- warded Scholarship imey astp win smimss ,c,d yefu. na iTnimcnilll " f r all plan If . 0" -- nnndPtP,! senior ixemiworui, i, it this meeting atmu, has been awarded will be .,., rrre aiio.hcr si.';:-'otee Service Scholarship er to com j,P,,, M ,4.;i fm to Northwestern Un-- j plete alI )lan,. lur ,ne aca"em-- i ah civic organizations of "oi-iaccording to word' per will be asked to bo from Dr. A. Rex Johnson. occasion and plan w'l. be 'the Pept. of Marketing at1 on this definitely outlined at the meeting. ro school. Louis Dankworth is in charge of 'en, a farmer graduate the Legion's part on the program il0n high, win leave Sept-- ; and will act as head of the celeto take iii his studies in' bration committees temporarily v nan until a permanent chairman of lh ..wmniuiii tor a period of eleven' day is named. d leads p to the Mas-- ! Science degree in Corn- Phone news items to The many other in view for he T' u, j .t s j 1 Helper Journal. 0T PLANS PUSHED and sandfor the Sports-Rio- t wiches of barbequed beef and elk to be held In Helper with 22nd, 23rd, under the aus- - will be given to everyone p. Program ? 1( the Carbon-Emer- Fish & m. on Saturday other refreshments. the afterAfter the dinner, has been an- - noon's sports pi 1 gram will get General Chairman underway and kids sports will be Jouflas. the feature. Prizes for every kind I!!'?,, haVe now bee of a contest will be given to the gpeed i3 now shown kids. 8ress for the in the occasion which Fly casting will be held 0ne of the casting bait year's outstandwith afternoon along . rfl fa l given to the I Jram will commence on and prizeseachwill ofbethese contests. best in rd.n ,.1,bich is Saturn- -, J .t The will beg:ii program Saturday In at 9 P.m. with a huge dance take P,aie th real Rainbow Gardens. Prizes will be onlac,eremony at ,he the dance also. ....... given at shooting " and a baseball i 11 U ClOCK art Trap and i'rismen Sunday closing their the . . i nil!game comprise neid and this will of the celebration. Traps features .. . Ollmrvp,,,.-- vus will nirair. for the contest marksmanship at ihp r.uv P'l patk the city near J park be constructed w e rn,i..., . . at 12:30 p- m and r.portsmen from the entire I on , r"n,pfit take dlstr- l- will vie for honors at this aftPT t!m. A imreball game in the 111"6 r and be given to nnon betwftn Ilelp-diathP fish pond. will be Played on the Helper on oe ne (l at 2 mond as a part of the riot Ration y ; 511 h r. 0 - who Donna Lou Miller and have helped to make this benefit Donna Lou Warden annexed the ball possible in order to raise the Miss honors in BYU's annual senior necessary funds. invitational girls' high school tennis tourney held in Provo last DELEGATES TO STATE Friday in connection with the twenty-seventannual invitational track meet. The young lames preCONFAB ELECTED sented a strong combination to capture the doubles title and defeated Mary Taylor and Shirley Leave For Cedar City 62, in Crumbo of B. V. high, the finals. Today Miss Janet Laniph of Caibon, Six delegates from Helper and who won the singles tourney last hatch second round were elected by the Busa in Price tell year iness and Professional Women's this year. Club at meetings last week, to at-- j tend the state convention of the; BRIDGE TO SCENIC Utah Federation of Business andj Professional Women's clubs to bel WNDERLAND OPEN held in Cedar City Saturday andj Sunday. Mrs. Mayme Hansen, Miss mine Bean and Miss Josephine Bellodi Will Aid Stockmen will represent the Helper club. Mrs. Vi'.'la O'Berto, president of As Well the Price group, will attend and Mrs. Lulu Walsh and and Caibon Emery of Residents delecounties, state .officials, represen- Mrs. May Bliss will be the Lake City Salt the gates. tatives from The guest speaker is going to civic clubs, army and CCC officials Annie Fraser Leiden-deckeMrs. formal he in the joined last Saturday vice president cf Califordedication of San Rafael Bridge, F.B.P.W. Dale. club, and librarian nia's 22 miles southeast of Castle a of the Los Angeles public libto the public The span opens he "Effective vast grazing empire and scenic rary. Her topic will Work." Mrs. District Organization wonderland. of the CeThe event was more than the Lillian Lunt, president chairis club general marked dar It City completion of a bridge. affair. a development in eastern Utah man for the Convention headquarters will be which has been the goal of stockthe Lunt hotel in Cedar City at 40 for years. section this men in in and the program will be held in boxed The San Rafael river, had Cedar trail City on Saturday and on a and winding canyons, will be held at Zion's heretofore retarded development Sunday it Park. the National Under of this vast empire. are many interesting a There program of the CCC, however, me noints such as scenic spots, and ..... .1 ana ria constructed that outside mem completed to allow access public buildings bridge to visit. there-- ' . . ... mvstcr.v ciesue may tiers lO Uie ni:""- - casiu vallpv De mm will hPio courtesy cais lands and oil development areas desiring to for M anyone available Rafael swell. i, was visit any special point near by. Blood H. Governor Henry Mar-ge- t Several other members besides represented by Sumner G. official delegates will attend. the state planning ts, diiector of the All delegates will have breakfast board and a member of the state Zion Canyon Lodge Sunday the at committee. soil conservation O. morning. Samuel were Other speakers The national convention is to first Reunion of the L.D.S. church Keith be held In Atlantic City July IS council of seventy; Captain the to 25 and the Regional convention K. Talnn. executive officer of or of the CCC will be held In Utah in May division Fort Douglas 19nS. of June and D D McKay, regional superof visor of the ECW, and officers Harold Morrison has gone to Palp. Castle of CCC camp 629, for a couple cf months of Provo of master David Tuttle was temporary duty. c-- - I Strand gt , KINGFISH ASPIRANTS PFR HF! MAY 22, 23 RIOT TSMEN'S 'SPOR NOT MISS the |