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Show MEN E 0 i"vTfii WEEK A 32. NUMBER IT H fa I- VOLUME CSTOEEE 39 MINING AND -J M I SW K. RAILROAD - 'Ship By Rail' 'Burn Utah Coal' 'Trade At Home' 'Bide On Asphalt', Slogans Adopted 1 SUBSCRIPTION LOANS TO FARMERS FfllGE CHOSEN UNDER A.A.A, UTAH F, OF FOR lit (7 DISTRICT Politically Independent Committee Appointed For 3rd Annual Railroad Mine Week ilL 5 YEARS SHOWN 1938 .NEWSPAPER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER $2 A YEAR Loans by the Federal government and its agencies to farmers and benefits paid to farmers undr the AAA program during the period March, 1933, through December 31, 1937, have recently been tabulated in order to farmers under the farm program, it was reported this week. For Carbon county, there was one Federal Land Bank and Land Bank show loans made and benefits paid to commisisoner loan made amount ing to $4,000. There were 19f, Crop and Feed loans amounting to $17,950, and 80 drought relief loans amounting to $52,682. By the Farm Security adrc'nistration, rehabilitation loans amounted in this county o $70,086.71. and to the farmers there was paid in rental and benefits the sum of 1938 Jr. Chamber Of Commerce To Organize In Helper AS L Chris Jouflas Named Temporary President Committees Chosen Membership and CONVENTION By-La- Kiwanis and the Rio Grande Service clubs are comtheir forces in the sponsorship of the third annual "Railroad me vveeV October 10 to 15. Inclus aml ive, oujp jjy nun iiurn Utah Coal Trade at Home and Ride on Rock Asphalt,1' is the 29, Delegates of the Utah Slate Federation of Labor voted an uncontested decision to hold their next yearly gathering at Price at their closing session 1:1 Provo last week. The convention, dates to be set ws Possibilities that Helper will have a Junior Chamber of Commerce a number of young business became more apparent, last Sunday when where hall the they listened to Nelosn" W. city men of Helper met at Chamber organization: Win Junior National of the t of Salt K. Lay, Utah vice president, A1Z1 vice president D. Leo Dix, state president oTa slogan adopted. n Uke; ni J W. H. Wemioie, president of the Ser- and Harold R. Sargent, secretary of v- - iN- Utan unit both from Ceadr City, the several of to Price Memmo, president . ; , latter, should bring Ule iv'anis chid, were and Val Hicks, president of the meet-'- at a appointed the being hundred report visitors, CONVENTION Price group. ing of representatives from both groups as unions were reprethe ninety-ninchairmen. The meeting was held at the Each of the vis It is city hall last Frithis at sented gathering. year's itors day night. P. D. Lucas was chosen as secretary and R. A. Nilson CAMPAIGN explained what con 1939 MAPS thought possible that the as treasurer. advantages the citin Price may have a decidedvention Committee heads appointed by the ies in the United ly favorable influence in welding the State Platform 1 The Republican two chairmen are as follows: FinStates, and especof Labor forces f Federation American on placed itself Saturday convention ance, R. A. Nilson; publicity, B. H. Utah, had over ially into state of the and the CIO groups record as favoring legislation to those who were not Hyde: land concert, Harry Clark, Jr. a decided organization of unity which make it illegal for any member of a so fortunate as to and William H. Toy; banquet, W. II. GORGE would do much toward advancing 'body to be appointed to a have a junior chamWarden and A. W. Ray; ptreet dance, legislative labor of interests the and protecting MOFFAT auring ma remunerative position ber in their comThurman Carter, Harold Patterick .jtfc in gensral. , term of ofice and for at least one and Mel Crawford; closing night munity, such term. LINE Mr. Aldrich briefyear after expldation of dance, Chris Jouflas, and I. J. Welch; "T or the was expmmcu, it This Gibproviison. Post Office dedication, Eugene ly reviewed the acwould prevent corruption of the legiswere appointed in son. tivities of the or- lative body by promises of jobs to most cases, representing the Kiwanis Chris Jouflas ganization since the legislators for their voting support. first unit was organized up to the ami Service clubs.)" LATFORM Also aimed at keeping ine jb ma present time, and the advantages to C0NG1AVE to Each chairman was instructed a ture free from corruption was the community and the individual appoint his own committee and be would which legislation plank urging prepared to make a report at the OF DEMOCRATS a members who became active in the ff make illegal the acceptance by next general meeting tonight (Thursdevelopment of the organization. He of wiaiAtm- - or other public salaried day) at the city hall. bills urged the young men from Helper to ficial of a fee for .preparation of A tentative program wag approved Tidwell, Peterson, Young, Smith, Knobbs, AT OGDEN SATURDAY that ot rally together an organization to be presented to the legislature will reaiiy function. at the initial meeting and will conNominees Bourbon Semken, Sheya, which he is a part. Mr. Lay especially pointed out the sist of the following activities: MonHolden G.O.P. Gets Commission In regard to Utah's new direct pri- many fine well will concert Carbon be the Spot repband a county by evening, projects that' had been day law. the Republican delegates promote ! by Utah clubs, and Helper Junior high and the Rio resented at tfie state platform and j One of the closest run-of- f elections held in the state last Tuesday, mary t pointed run-ofelimination of the out a l3v suggestive Grande bands. Each will occupy half legislative convention of the Demo saw two Democratic incumbents and one present office holder lose a advocated ideas that c0l1,d erlsily be carrie(1 out ln 1IelPr- provision a the time alloted for the concert. Folcratic party in Ogden next Saturday. close battle to their opponents, and two emerge successful as nominees signed to eliminate insistencies mammoth a concert President I)ix, Uke the others, the lowing now held them. offices the for by IX Marl Gibson, Councy Chairman in the present statute tue organisation of a Helper street dance on main street will con- Vice Chairman Mrs. Viol; O'Berto, j In the closest battle of the election, which came more or less as a of profits from the saie 01 niv s on incum-- i Ulm alul 1'ieugea ,, clude the first day's activities. . Silas 13, nis support in. . . the September Rowley, after the election, primary ot vnKvopn surprise G. G. TT(t, Lindstrom State Senator Deer anu iiuw started. : H. getting lost to Charles bent Days and time were not decided es assessor, and and legislagovernments local and Spring Canyon ail aa vuie uecisiuu over juiiu xi. Btnte, A friendly gesture was made for the rest of the activities, but by Frank Bonacci ot Semken of Consumers, by the close tive candidates, tablishment of a special fund to be efour-yea- r commission the the be day lor Redd, big will Row 34 of Mr. probably votes. Friday ley majority to of Price Gowles Val H. fend promotHelper from liquor profits ' votes in the primary post. The Republican vote was ex- taken of the week, when it is anticipated will head the wbau.m- was advocated by me, 7 delegation, these two lacked only six temperance uon were reany to come to Helper nomination the new federal building will offici- have one vote each. election of receiving the tremely light, there being only 291 invention. and help in any way possible to get ally be dedicated by Congressman The other 2(5 votes given to this over his two opponents, Mr. Semken G.O.P. votes cast. It is believed that Other proposals relating to state the group started. u-Abe MuraocK; mvruMu and ,H. S. Robinett. selection of dele exdistrimifed a number of anion were: Advocacy quite Republicans affairs mS oance will be held and the Temporary Officers Elected Marl D. Gibson, present county at- ercised their citizens' rights, and of the judiciary on a nonpartisan Chris Jouflas was the unanimous StaEed' in terms conclude will two N. A. .o over compensation fence torney, William the a few Grogan hopped help nirti-- Eugene Coli, basis: and adequate choice of the group to act as temporIt ha, been suggested and office at the end of this year, when good Democratic friends in their and just retirement provisions for the ary president and G. K Memmott, ihe for ally planned that was defeated Mrs. for nomination. Deal. George Wallace, quest schoq.1 teachers. likewise was chosen as secretary and conclude the week on Saturday but were Harold 0isen, w. by Edward Sheya, Helper lawyer. JameM0 National issues on the whole ' treasurer. due to me m lead Mr. Deal up policies. New early Sheya piled - A. Engle, Nick Lauris, LeGrand in opposition to The first business conducted under HIGHWAY PATROL on that date, no local orchesThe following attended from Car- Mr. this. R. A. Bryner, Del Gardner B. as the votes were counted and re Jouflas. was the appointment of tra would be available. the when and the districts, H. Young, William Christensen and ported by bon county: C. D. a membership committee with Ernest Merchants To final count was made he had a ma- INSPECTING Chairman . G.O.P. I. L. Coulter. County asked Goni. Flaim as chairman and the members , votes-J- ohn jority of 469 votes over Mr. Gibson, f Helper merchants are being four and Oman. John E. Pettit. Frank Helper, decof Thurman Carter, LaVar week to by to cooperate during the Cima. Edward Sheya, Raymond iwith only Harper , district left Andrew Oman. Wallace G. Grange consisting Jesse windows Johnson, and Perry, Dean Oveson Mrs. stores , Ray DRIVERS' LICENSES orating their and John Redd, Price; Tuson, Tom Turner, Thurman Carter, report. and the president and secretary. McGowan, SMITH DEFEATS O'BERTO and offering to the employes of the C. A. Knobbs, Omar Bunnel, John Terry Helper: i Jesse Perry was appointed as chairClear railroad a few in Buchanan and John Knssman, bpring Mrs. Viola O'Berto of Helper, who Consumers; and Ray Nay or., man of the s state Utah Jack Sullivan, and constitution, highway Creek. ducement specials during the week.j Glen and Kenilworth, two and one- - was appointed two years ago to fill committee to with aibvw asked a Thurman Carter and announced be R. A. the unexpired term of R. M. Reese patrolman, Tuesday that They will also votes Dudler, half Joseph in Dean Oveson as members. drive was started last Saturday to appropriate cards and dickers Murray and Bry Miller. Scofield and in the treasurers office, and asking CRISIS furnished EUROPEAN President Jouflas urged every inbe to their windows, these Glear Creek, one vote Alfred Carey. for her first elective term, lost a check drivers permits of operators dividual to conduct a personal camfor of will automobiles continue and committee. f one-halvotes by the close battle to Arthur N. Smith of Wellington, one and symin explaining paign cars All the objectives days. Han. approximately thirty Beard T. F. 315 of votes A Large bandana handkerchiefs T. gave Albert Barnes, Price. DISCUSSED majority of the organization and be he sold to will be stopped by patrolmen at difand Eudora Blackburn. the winner the nomlantion. bolizing the occasion will Barnes nah and to meet subject to hs call for ready a reIn what has been expressed as the ferent' locations on the state highdefray the cost of advertising Castle Gate, Royal and Martin, twoports and completion of the organizin BEFORE KIWANIANS other necessary expenses. votes Earl Stevenson, A. M. Peter- major upset of the election, was the ways and people failing to have ation. their possession their own drivers Radio Salute Monday son, LaFel E. Oman and Loren Pet- defeat of Eugene Coli of Price, canWrig-leIt is anticipated that a membership, the will a , be issued and and ticket Columbia and Sunny-sideScattergood Baines didate for commissioner, by permit win erson. Harper, Kiwanis club - wer? of at least thirty members will be The see has to company a it where Helper the Gum judge, trip G. the of member G, Lindstrom, D. A. 'Lon' Tidwell, two votes Spearmint " activities, that a fine be hosts to several members of the the first goal of the group. A. H. White and R. 1937 state legislature and a resident been recommended officially open the week's forsyth, Sterling Provo clut at their regular weekly imposed on the violator. when they will salute Helper city D. Faddis. Consumers and Sweet Mine of Helper. Dr. Pardee via in the civic auditorium last ative to war. stated. hookup, over a Columbia radio f votes Up to and includ meeting Eddy Mr. Coli received a heavy vote in have one and not is "Italy ' and does not before prepared minute night. one at conKSL was station Martin.Latuda, Rains and Peerless, the primary election and ing Tuesday mornThe meeting served as the first want war. but wants to live and October 10 th. 1:30 p.m. Monday, one vote Joe Pavignano and Mrs. ceded an almost cinch for the maing, a total of 19 Inter-cluare for a number build the nation so that it may some ' Citizens of Helper and vicinity nave been issued a However, in Tuesday's run-ofNed Christensen. jority two clubs. day take its place upon the sun as and the between of hour years urged to tune in at this ticket for not hav a it becomes apparent that the game our nation." O. John Beesley of he hear what will be said regarding their license President is never over until the end of the ing Dr. Pardoe closed his discussion an invitation to extended club Provo THEATRE OWNERS, city. with them or not ninth inning. Mr. Tidwell's majority all American citi7ens to parnas the local group to saake a return Definite a'dvertising procedure votes. 337 was passing the neceS' visit ln the near future. In all prob- ticipate in keeping America economOPERATORS, B. not been announced by Chairman ary tests prepares Orvel "Blondie" Peterson, present will be done October 13. ically sound and, politically secure. FACE LAW SUIT H. Hyde, but a well worked out pro-ffito receiving a ability this the tory was Will Visit Eureka again commissioner, Earl Dr. Pardoe, head of the Is anticipated by him. at permit. Suit was filed in district court Democratic choice for Approximately 40 Klwanians and ot the Brigham department speech Mr. Sullivan parSaturday against James Littlejohn, the November 8th election, when he the guest their wives will make an inter-cluYoung University, was SONS OF LEGION ' stressed visitation to Eureka next Wednesday ticularity Arthur Kimball, Salevuiakls Broth defeated Emmett K. Olson, Price and related a recent speaker for participation ln a ladies' night, of the importance TO INSTALL ers company and Nick saievurams engineer, by a total of 390 votes. the trip through the Service Theatre Supply com carrying your lie- 'BRIG' YOUNG RENOMINATED of Europe. He gave which will be a banquet and dance. countries NEW OFFICERS. for It ense with you S. Bert Bunnel, chairman of the pany, for alleged Brigham H. Young, who for the Jack Sullivan his own personal conclusion and opInstallation of officers of the Sons chattels in the Lyric ineaire, iio past seven years has handled the one has been Issued, and making an inion of the possibilities of another inter-clurelations committee, is in ot the Legion will be held at the known as the Utah theatre. clerk and auditor, effort to pass the tests given every world conflict, as being almost charge of transportation, and Dr. of county duties two deJames Ruggerl, chairman of the civic auditorum Monday, October 3 It is alleged that the first was again the choice of the Carbon Saturday morning at the court housi in theatre the dinner Nov- in Price, t 8 p.m., in the form of a on the to program committee, is arranging the to fendants who operated voters appear Mussolini refuses "If Premier a March, agreed to pay the plaintiff county Permits will not be issued to child- cooperate with Hitler ln his pro- program. election ballot on the Demomeeting which wll be labeled as ember father and sons banquet, was the an- SI 131.fi for theatre equipment, and cratic ticket, when he pile3 up a ma- ren between 16 and 18 years, unless posed invasion of Czechoslavakia, nouncement of Commander M. H. when the Kaievuranis jority of 450 votes over his opponent, they are accompanied by either their then it is quite possible that the Kiwanis Sponsoring of the Wlson of Carbon Post No. 21. Ben D. Ward, deputy Price city re- parents or guardian when the tests Germans pany took over operation may be forced to back are given, hose learning to drive for down in their attempts to take the Eyeglass Officers of the post will Install the theatre on March 29 it was agreed corder. should pay the young men Into office. Under the supervision of the comC. A. "Red" Knobbs, Helper city the first time will be issued a tem- Sudeten area by force," Dr. Pardoe orally that they nv,n. Later, it la alleged, marshall, narrowly edged out G. A. porary permit without charge. This stated. Mr. Wilson also stated that the bined committees on boys and girls refused to In summing up Italy's stand rel- - work, and the underprivileged child, general public can now become sub- the Salevurakis Brothers "Slim" Williams of Latuda, for the will serve until they have mastered a written agreement a scribers to the Legion magazine, the local Kiwanis club will make a nomination to the office the art of driving, then they will be enter Into Democratic which were court house, and were granted lic- survey of children in Helper who are expected to take the examination. monthly publication edited by the purchase of the chattels, of county sheriff. Tho complaint in dire need of Patrolman Sullivan stated that there enses by Mr. Sullivan. national committee. Mr. Knobbs and Williams waged a wrongfully detained. assistance, ! were are: Leslie of a number report-Williams, districts and They will be given in the most persons as Helper; Sons of the Legion organization the quite f 150 rental for the equipment, help battle, merry the to 111 favor whose licenses naa neen revoxea mat Max Judd, Price; Mrs. Emma Evans, extreme cases.: have complete charge of the atd an order for its return ed, with the count always in an are driving cars, which is one of the Price; Robert I. Donaldson, StandKnobbs their of' Ernest Flaim and W. H. Wardell, up company. winner. plied and ""hflcrlptlon campaign, the plaintiff reasons for this drive being ard ville; Bob Hamilton, Carbonville; chairmen of the respective commitmain three districts, in lead commission will be used to equip Helper's early Paren-tau- , the Junior group with a color guard tees are in charge CLOSES of the work. and three of the large districts in started. If and when these are pick- Aaron Chidester, Price; L. A. CAMP POSTOFFiCE more be to Helen Mrs. will a ed nd stand. subject him the advantage Kyune; to the club Parentau, a will they make up, will to They report give Price, Office The Mohrland Post - needed to hold his lead. The final severe penalty. Kyune; and George A.. Rowley, Jr. as soon as definite Information Is mark30 Nine Get Permits 118 vote majority. Mr. n& Mrs. George rigtrup, Mr. close tomorrow, September Spring Glen. received by them. of that com- count gave him a Kr of ten applicants for driving This 13 the smallest number to reNine CHOICE G.O.P. Mrs. Lyman Losee, and Mrs. g the abandonment HOLDEN .mo th of one Be" Thomas all of Spanish Fork, munity, at one time Mayme Hansen was a business John Holden became the Republi- permits passed the required examina- ceive approval for drivers' licenses of coal 'camps In this in the several said. tions Sullivan Mr. in Salt Lake this week. he progressive morning when Mr, Saturday given Jn of gained standard months, bearer, can lnt Sunday at the home an Mrs J. D. Gale. section. The Helper bining rr. v4,r?r lfjrfiUf fc Ui Wj ITmnM u.Ujn ruuruniii e '38 'tl I fiVjt Three Incumbents Lose In First Run-O- Election ' , I ; - 1T j e j ,1 Ma-Pri- ! one-hal- I - y . one-hal- b g g . b four-mont- h b olu.. Project eye-glas- s |