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Show THE PAGE TWO J FIELPEE SA- O U E L- Chauffers' Licenses It was announced this week by SulState Highway . Patrolman J. L. must licenses chauffers' livan that be renewed every year ana peibuus found to be operating vehicles with- HELPER JOURNAL Issued Every Thursday By THE JOURNAL. PUBLISHING COMPANY Heupcr. Utah runcn Am Two One Year - Subscription Dollars out In Advance CLIFTON N. MEMMOTT, Manager SIAlf Fi ASSCCiAISOM HELPER CONTINUES TO LEAD Dalpiaz. (D) Club Meetings: E. John Houston, tendance: Ernest Flaim, William Wetmore, Eugene E. Sheya. 2. Housing: chairman, F. C. Bertolino been forced to ,wn,i, nr two vounssters from Helper have to that inner vent could give 3,ek out place, themselves v. here they as long, For nearly ice bating. lesire for winter recreation, chiefly children their where town to close a of place dreamed residents have wheie know would and parents could meet for their winter fun. For could be found if needed. the city dads fall a Project was okeyed by the WPA and in the slate, feince ponds finest the of skating one rot busv and built 150 of youngsters an average ii, opening ,t has been estimated that day. every spot the pleasure and adults have use uo The pond not only has accommodated local siuueiK, uui in community every 1)11(1 from e run t.tr adults . ... nearly ... , . u, ireqin-u.c- ...,.! ... 0 the county. Incidentally, it is trie omy mumm. leaders of pur city for its county, and much praise is due the Jst MAIN STREET GIVEN CLEANING snow-storHelper's street following the last snow .as twenty-tou- r the before on the job and arcely had been cleared, street the southern part of main Amoved and a thorough washing being given. Today main sleet is practically devoid of Ice. and but very little 'rash Is found to make an unpleasant sight. of courtes? extended The writer feels that with this typ, friendship will condetermined more and patrons, a better and people of Helper. tinue to exist between them and the merchants HELPER UTAH STRAND the "Where Play" SHOWING NOW TWO Pictures Big OUTSTANDING FEATURES No. 1 6- - Mil ilt Mi in n ' ' hqpue b and because my it guy! He stops me to ask what time is, brakes doi'l hold he gives me a ticket!" "What were County road expenditures KIWANIS COMMITTEES also subjected to an attack by the ob-, association's representatives, who jected to purchase of new equipment! ANNOUNCED BY without advertising duly in advance.' They pointed out that the county, WAEDELL wth G9 miles of road, spent much! PRESIDENT more for equipment than Price City 'horn rhroneh cooneratioii with the which has a similar amount of road President W. H Wardell announc-o- f ' extension service of Utah State Ag- surface. COUNTY COMMISSION the 1939 the personnel .. . .. 1:.... iu T TJ The commission chairman replied ed ii mi turn on nee. ultuiuiub week as fol- committees wanis that Carbon county, according to dows : young, county clerk. APPROVES 1939 The women's petition urging this state records Is credited with 299.9 (A) Youth Service, B. Hyde, chairsteD stated. "We feel that conditions miles of class B, or county roads, In 1. man. children, Underprivileged in the oounty are such as to war stead of 69 as charged. J. A. chairman. Bosone, BUDGET AT MEETING Fred agent List Road Expenses rant the services of a Earl Acord. and that the benefits derived would Last year, the road budget was Guidance: Earl Acord, 2. Vocation Members of the Carbon county soon present themselves in the form $58,620. This year, it is estimated P. S. Colton, Jack Vignetto. nutrition bettor chairman, met January Fifth of improved living, commission at 38.565. However, this jear there the homes Work: Omar Bun. 3. in and Girls 1939 increased budget, efficiency the and Boys and approved is also set up an account of $24,000 proThurman Carter, B. of the county." for class B roads, $22,000 to come inel. chairman, after hearing and considering of citizens. Harold Patterick. H. regroups several Hyde, Present Objections from allocation of license plate posals by (B) General Community Service. Representatives of the newly-or- In substance, the budget of anticiceipts and the other $2,000 from what M. P. Street, chairman. as same Carbon' eanired County Taxpayers remains of the 1938 account of pated expenditures is the R. 1. Industry: President the headed in imAugust Jones, chairearlier by association, Is a also There highway tentatively arranged Francis Lucas, totalKane, commission met with man, LeRoy J. Turner, also provement fund of $2,000. month, and calls for expenses Hall. cerwith Thorit Hatch, Henry as to ers against protests compared register ing $227,281.00 The delegation protested spending Dr. James Rug recommend 2 to Alfairs: Public and tain expenditures 1222,208.96 in 1938. of such great sums for promotion of Ernest Marchetti. Ed chairman, Here ged, changes. To Have Agent the "Build Utah Burn Coal" moveem Laboroi. John criticized the and The delegation Flaim netition urging the ment. It was- - explained by the in the of additional 3. Business Standards: R. A. that this pro appropriation of mloney to make de- - clerk's and treasurer's help expenditure, offices, pro- - nounced merit, of a home n,i chairman, John Quilico. Dr. J. J. be to by the county attorney of use the a against vigorously testing nrnnatration aeent in the county, strictly legal, is Included under the Dalpiaz. 4. Public Service, S. B. Bunnei, sroiin nf women met with the com-- ! field deputies by the county assessor, $3,316 budget item for the exhibition Gibthe recent Increase i, 0H,ioH ifinn tn the and denounced and advertising fund. After $150 goes chairman, A. IS. WahL Eugene agent's budget; of $300 per year of the assessor) to the Associated Civic Clubs of son, John Milan, J. D. Pappacostas. ,,nfv tt,ia nurnnRe. This money will be 'salary. The assessor had previously Southern Utah and other sums are (O) Administration: R. J. Vaughan or $300 less than the received $2100. and for chairman. travel care Mileage is to used subtracted for necessary purposes, 1. Ki wanis Education: Dr. Dalpiaz, miscellaneous expenses. The home clerk ana treasurer, about $2000 will remain for the camPise Mr. Liddell demonstration aeent will be brought" the use of Utah chairman, S, P. Colton, James Mrs. tvane uaaeus administration paign promoting 2. Finance: Wesley Lewis, chair coal. Dr. Fahring declaied that inof her duties as recorder wag warmly asmuch as Carbon county Is almost man, 11. B. Simonsen, Earl Acord, B. praised, the taxpayers' group recom entirely dependent upon the coal in- RrvH rarnivali. R A. Nilson. S. InAll mending that $3000 be allotted to and 3. enregulation Bunnel. Law, dustry, such an expenditure is purchase new. equipment ternational good will: Ed Sheya for her office. Dr. C. R Fahring, tirely justified. chairman. Jack Phalen, Jack Vignet Approved Budget the commission chairman, assured 4. Membership and classification: to. 1939 in for The budget approved delegation that some arrangements cludes items as follows: General Gibson, chairman, Chris Jou- Eugene in this matter had been made, al11 Income of 5(59,2 9 8.40, flas. Ed Marchetti. 5. Publicity: Chris fund estimated though they were not as extensive based largely on a tax levy of 1.8 Jouflas, chairman, Jesse Perry, Franas the delegation requested. mills less 20 per cent delinquency on cis Lucas, Cliff Memmott, W'esley Athletic committee: Har a property valuation of $20,100,000; Lewis. distributed old of chairman, Bruce Mof-fitt-, Patterick, $63,943, expenditures YOUlL TYPE THIS Ed Marchetti, Ernie Flaim, Dr. YOU ARE (Continued on Page Seven) 2nd Feature CtUES AND CUTIE5! CHASING ? . i mt I - Ki-th- Only Saturday Sat from 3:30 Bris-naha- The Screen On CIVIC AUDITORIUM 9-10- p.m. Continuous "Be Thar Stranger" FEB. Ca! Chick ski j I full-tim- with them. Person, tound to be without them are sub. iect to fines which generally rua from $2 to $5. J. Lange, : 1. At chairman, Gibson, Ed J. Lange, John Quil rnurman taner, iveueiiuuu ico, committee: G. E. Black, chairman,! R. G. McGonigal, Francis Lucas. 4. rrogram committee: Omar Bunnel, John Houston, Chris Jouflas, Dr. J. Relations com Ruggeii. 5. Inter-Clumittee, Jack Phalen, chairman, Bert Milano, Elmie Bernardi, R. J. vaughan. (E) Achievement Committee, C. N. Memmott, chairman, Dr. J. Ruggen, W. H. Wardell. ihelr 1939 licenses as re te quired by law will be brought before a court of justice. After a person has once obtained x chauffer's license, he need not lane state high- the examination given by .v x on" t i sub way patrolmen, uui jjkij (an out proper the license by filling and sending notarized it form, having acit in to the state tax commission, $2. companied by The patrolman pointed out that the tate law requires drivers to have Utah Second Clas Matter At The Postoffice At Helper. Published Every Thursday JJIAI1 such 19, their permits Urge Renewal Of By Mueller OUR FELLOW DRIVERS THE THURSDAY, JANUARY HELPER, UTAH Double Feature No. 1. -11 Stella de America e Benefit Dance SATURDAY, Jan. 21 No. 2. Civic Auditorium BRISTLING ... STAMPEDING GUNS CATTLE! $19,-00- Bonacci's Orchestra Public Invited Adm. 50c Nil-so- Gal-ani- In Fun! It's DAYS OF '49 FEB. 9, 10, IF 10 LIKE THIS BOURBON THATS f?a sr.. r f k A, V t f Ancients Used Modern Rood Material; Streets of Babylon end Provo Paved with Same Type Rock Asphalt Surface iff Li If 4 Friday and Saturday, Jan America's S Determined Brvwt . . . signifying a forceful ambitious type Resolute Jaw . . . muscular. . .but re- fined, a jaw of firmness 0 : . ' IB if Dangerous 'Girls On Probation' TUESDAY ONLY And gma. 5"1.J (SCht F'tofJ-T- i v "PRAIRIE MOON" January WednesdayfromOnly 3:30 22, 23, 24 Continuous in I . ON THE STAGE wbikr with tb Wr Copr. 1VW SCHENLKY old DI4T1IJ-K- Mirk. Md la Krntorltr my. CORP.. N.Y.C. 58f 1 Rock Asphalt Pavement on Richards Asphalt Is one of the oldest and yet one of the most modern substances used by man. Five thousand years ago the Sumerlans, a race that Inhabited the Euphrates Valley before the days of Babylon, used this material to cement shells and bits of colored stone on pottery and statuary. Asphalt was said by some authorities to have been used to hold the bricks together In the construction of the Tower of Babel (about 2000 B. C). Moses' basket of bulrushes was "daubed with slime and with pitch", both meaning Asphalt according to these same authorities. Nebuchadnezzar built roads In Babylon "glistening with Asphalt" during his reign from 604 to E61 PINT No. 61 QUART B. C. BOURBON WNISKtY The first modern use of Rock Asphalt was In Paris In 1835, where it was used for foot pavements. St, Salt Lake RADIUM 25 SPECIAL A I be fcss. KrntiKy iff KrntiKkiim the rxxl LUTHER GABLE Telling the Astounding Story of DR. WEDNESDAY ONLY, January j ATTRACTION SPECIAL 'LITTLE RANCHO VANILLA" A color cartoon full of fun MID-WEE- STMAIGHT "TOUGH GUY" Sun. - Mon. - Tues. a 1 fa pmt. W PROOF ON THE SCREEN FRANKIE DARftO in GENE AUTRY 'Mm I. If you're this type, you'll resolve in 1939 to demand Kentucky straight Bourbon that's "double-rich- " repeating the slogan "Make Mine Cream" No. 60 4 PINT No. 62 Daughters The Marked Women of Tomorrow Added m d in 20, 21 "Four Daughter" S7 i iinmufT "i Tuonun iiiiiuhui TO''MUHinjl FEATURES SWELL TWO , flC Continuous from 1:00 P.M. the Year Around For Your Comfort THE LANE SISTERS r' rX SUNDAY MONDAY tfi'J School Lyceum Program ON SCREEN THE moioaham pictures DOUBLE FEATURE City In the United States, the first known use of this substance was in Philadelphia In 1838, when It was laid in front of the old Merchants Exchange Building. As a road building material. Rock Asphalt pavement was laid in Paris, on the Palais Royal, In 1854, whers it was maintained In good condition for 60 years. Utah Rock Asphalt was used to pave Richards Street in Salt Lake City more than 46 years ago. This pavement 1b still in use and In good condition. Today Utah rock asphalt Is being taken from the immense deposit near Sunnyside, Carbon County, Utah, and used to surface many streets and highways. This past summer State Street in Salt Lake City was resurfaced for a distance of 9 blocks with rock asphalt and the City of Provo has laid more than 30 miles of this pavement. Errol Flynn . Olivia De Havilland "Green Light" And EDWARD G. Chapter "I Am The Law Thursday RANGER' January 1 THURSDAY Feature FRIDAY 26 . 27 and January wmmmtwuiL 26 ihotei...i iwy w" BETTER BE HERE Double "LONE 14. ROBINSON PfNAMJJt Program i ,r ' m i r . i i "Prison Train" And " ARIZONA TERROR H A It.'.: I i TJltTHAAJLli'l 9 |