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Show IV1 lu 33 NUMBtn 1 in I N G . journal ihoh.,., of .. ANn " ILKUAD 1T1 i DISTRICT Politically Independent Labor Leader To Speak Sports Events Day zbor Tall Festival' Ptinned For IHeDper .November H (D&H H f h.. tjieduled For Next Sunday Continue raxK At Helper Activities To an to Lording P- - announcemeni Ink. Vtnn - nf .i. ,. T- .... POSIPU. Merchants Bargain Days To City Physician Asks Activity Begun On 1939 Christmas United Support With First Annual Celebration Co-Rel- ate t "HELPER ON PARADE" Preliminary plans were discussed, MOTION PICTURE committees appointed anj dates were sports eveniB, approved for a Fall Festival in Helrain halted the ritember 4th, when Law per at a meeting of the Board of UNDER CONSTRUCTION i,m shortly after noon, will be and officers of the Helper directors Due fried on next Sunday, to a few cases of infanSeptember of Trade last Sunday morning Board at 12 o'clock noon at tile paralysis in this vicinity, "Helper on Parade," will be real-Ize- d Mayor G. F. Spratling and beginning at the civic auditorium. President sometime in, the near future as the city council Friday authorparents are urged to cooperate Helper city park. Acel Miner presided over the meetwith Schoel officials and health of a contract signed by ized City Electrician Jack Aime Bon stated that all committees ing, which was attended by nine a result ScreenBtache' to officers Service film labor-atorlin to an been begin epiassigned constructing of fifteen officers and directors. strings preventing had previously of of San demic Huish of the Francisco, dreaded disease. lights and other ChrUstmas November 10 and 11 were selected landle me Theatre in to be Enterprises Theatre) lighting of effects, used affairs. (Strand as the m charge dates for the affair which PHILIP MURRAY Two cases in Helper and victhe 1939 decorating project to ten- will be filled with activities composed and a number of meal merchants. Stents to be run off include a the inity Mr. Huish three during past be sponsored by the Helper and Blache' Screen races ror of all types of concessions and will tournament, weeks were of the severest Service Board of signed an agreement last Trade. numerous kinds of balanced be U .nd old, horseshoe tournament by U.M.W.A. OFFICIAL type, which makes it doubly entertainment. The purpose of the Thursday, when W. A. Walters, repV softball contests. This year's Christmas decorimportant that every possible : festival Is First, to raise resentative of the screen service ke game amount of interest and ating throughout Helper is exprecaution and quarantine rule in Helper and exa to funds conduct Uhristmag light- company appeared TO SPEAK HERE Ithnsasm is anucrpaieu iu uexi should be 'observed and followpected to far surpass any simthe to Mr. Huish plained proposition to ing and decoration campaign and Mr. Bon stated ilar project ever attempted befcdaj's activities, ed to the very letter of the law. and Wesley Lewis, local manager of stimulate as the Helper logical fore. With city light department Inge list of entries had previousthe Strand Theatre. TOMORROW NIGHT shopping center of northern Carbon Students who have been quarbeen received in tne tennis and beginning early to manufacture Mr. Walters appeared before the If necmore funds are than county. antined 'gince last Monday Must The picked beshoe tournaments. features, and a plan devised to regular membership meeting of the the to Christmas essary support remam ,at home, and should be raise funds for the project. Hella5 to compte In the-Helper Board of Trade last ThursPhillip Murray, chairman of the the are remainder campaign raised, per should be lighted and deckept away from any other childte been definitely lined up and (Steel Workers Organizing committee will be used for other activities and day evening, and explained the Idea, orated Beveral weeks earlier ren, "prorations of this request War to oe exceuuouauy even which he said has spread like wildland vice president of the United projects of the Board of Trade will be dealt with according to than other years. liAed. All kinds of races for fire throughout Mine Workers of America, will speak most of the far to is Helper support enough large fldten. women and grown-up- s the quarantine laws existing in are western states and tomorrow night, September 15, under the Rocky Mountwo conA "Fall Festival' major activities, was the js being arthis state. fthe docket and two fast softball tain area. arrangement by the United Mine clusion of the members Novlast and will take present place ranged The plan, as Mr. Walters explained ms have been arranged between Workers and other C.I.O. unions in ember 10 and 11, proceeds to Sunday, and with that thought in Parents are urged to report fcr of Carbon's best teams. it, will be a sound motion picture district a jthe resolution was mind, toward decorby Christmas approved the to go illness any their family Ill the softball contests, n the opinion oi Mr. Murray, the group to solicit the Days of '49 taken of Helper and its surrounding Knights of ating project. physician and are cautioned not All communities. tax itonbus of Helper will meet Sun- committee for their support in the industrial of the unemployment problem 4b 'become alarmed or excited maintained such as organizations, exin in annual Fall and of in this Jjide for the county lies conference a turn Festival, championship county when an illness does occur. d Royal tend them the game cooperation in libraries, schools, city offices, post Coal will meet Columbia business, labor and government. He PLANS ANNOUNCED office building, police and fire dePLEASE! It's to every 's the '49er program nexjt year. also advocates a third and fourth. Each of these conference nation-widOfficers of the Board of Trade will partments and local industries, railin a 108 bave played radio broadcast from advantage to follow these exceptionally fine road yards and roundhouse, many of serve as few rules and observe the the of under daring the regular season, and D.C, Washington, general committee for this end auspices of the county's coal mines, the Mr. Lathe United States Department of Festival. They being Miner, I near as paper calculations are quarantine laws. Omar Bunnel and Chris Jouflas, vice and private business enterprises wha are equally on a par with bor, on September 11. an agreement. " (Signed) presidents, and Thorlt Hatch, secre sign s pother. "Unemployment is America's No. 1 PRICE CONVENTION The expert cameraman will speni tary. They were empowered by the JK of C won the Helper league DR. A. R. DEMMAN, social, economic and political probof time taking hundreds or plenty directors as to other many appoint Jampionsnip this summer and Sun lem," he said. "Failure to solve it Helper City Physician. of feet film of our schools, the teach, Federation of Officers state of the committees as was deemed necessary, hide eked out a similar position in constructively might very well rock Labor will be m Price Saturday to ers and pupils in every room, H and to make arrangepreliminary k Black Diamond league at Price. the foundation of our government ' plan for the-- state eoe- - ments for the kind of concessions wiH be directed to our- ctty attracJtankM fiawhed high An the- - Price The democratic- - ffietBOtf" Is the oofi- complete will tions, and a 200 is tion. It good deal of spend and program to be carried out. expected that about me as did Royal. jn the Helper JR. POLICE FORCE ference table. time photographing the actual minpeople will attend. Bargain Days pedule. ' ; "I believe the initiative should be As far as plans It was proposed that the local mer- ing operations in every coal cantf Sunday's softball contests will wind taken by the government and that HELPER at FOR are completed take advantage of the festival north of the Blue Cut, as well as chants I the season for the fast growing leaders of government, labor and bus(Continued on Page 5) the first present, idea, and enter Into a "Fall Festival m ag lar as Carbon county is iness should be called together to will be held Bargain Days," in which all Helper meeting kerned. render this national service. ALMOST CERTAIN Monday at 10 a.m merchants would cooperate together CASTLE GATE IS HOST Prizes Worth-WhH- e In the Price civic In advertising and carrying a num"I challenge government, business finners in every activity on Sun-auditorium to send their best thinkers and labor of with ber specials in their respective Another project of the Helper Board to meet in a schedule is due to receive a John Holden pre stores. The Idea was met with en- TO KIWANIS spirit of patriotism r V. i was be LADIES' realized, about is to Trade of mm cash prize. The committee in WashThe add thusiastic support and a committee siding. and around the conference table (retained the prize money which the decision of Helper's mayor will of ress welcome of consisting of R. A. Nilson, chairman, met in a spec- ington and to solve by processes to have be given by Mayor M. P. Street, Gus Tsanjtaris and Vic been given on Labor city council, as they the grave problem of na NIGHT DINNER-DANC- E reasoning at ial meeting last Friday evening ith the idea in mind of connJ. Bracken Lee with tor Litizzette, were appointed tional unemployment, by the city hall. A well organized anding the events a8 goon as talks scheduled by President Miner to sell the Idea to "In my opinion, this problem t Junior Police, to be comVal Hicks and Val the remainder of the merchants in Approximately 80 Helper KIwanians, Eupermitted and the com- equipped than America to more important srhnol bovs.. and ' f"OCU decided on the date. . Cowles Up - state Helper, who were not at the Sun- - their wives, and officials of the Utah I. na .T knliAtra at ni.. Nte whose duties will be to assist m Fuel company, (met at the Castle John Holden speakers, year's Labor possibly day meeting. Day committee traffic tbrougnout Helper Gate hotel in Castle Gate in a specof Claud Adams guidfng Committees W. Abe or Murdock J. of Appointed . form Robinson, . . jwtei of hiMM nptuito, of our democratic scmwi ,uuuic( as Besides the general and the bar ial Klwanis Ladles night party, and will address the convention. A sec chairman; Nick Thomas, City during tneto time from school, is government and trovpiin? 9n secretary-treasurebe will ond at gain days committees, President Min- - which was one of the nicest parties held Monday attend to Mr. Bon invited meeting The public is in the near future. of its kind ever conducted by the 8. A. Murrav to be organized 2 aA. Peterson continued on page eight p.m. with Paul Pnilwnrth presiding. W MJf "W f UV G. F. this meeting. Mavor local club. will be held Tuesday at Meetings Spratling and t;:e 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A banquet will August T. Jones, council Friday apof the manager be given Tuesday night at 6 p.m. in SAFE AND CONTENTS SECY. GETS HICKS PER BOY DIES pointed Principal W. Wasatch store at the Carbon college cafeteria. The H. Wardell, City Castle Gate, and guest speaker will be Dr. Adam F. FOUNDRY Marshal C. A. POST OF S.E.U. member of the loBennion, who will speak on "AmerKnobbs and a repION cal club, presided icanism." A public dance will follow LUNG," resentative from the at the head of the in the Silver Moon Dance pavilion. SPRING GLEN YOUTH of INDUSTRIES GROUP table as master of Helper Board Wednesday afternoon the election 1LYSIS VICTIM Trade to act as a and Ceremonies, of officers wil take place. committee in organIntroduced all Utah A safe containing between $420 to Wives of delegates will be guests several which in vote After a close Fuel officials. izing and advising Krai to decide, Val at a matinee show Tuesday, and $440, including $284 in Labor Day the young police of- ballots were necessary afternoon they wilj visit prize money, allegedly stolen from W. D, Brysoti, Carbon-EmerWednesday of the Horning at 10:30 in St. An- D Hicks, manager ficers. ice at the Matt's and plant Wellington. Place, by owned S operated dry generaj superintenCatholic rhllrph Credit association of Price, hpro fnr Biondich in Helper, was found, President Acel Matt Jones dent of the' re Martele. in August as secretaryserve imto ac ,i via vi 1111 . aiiu ex- was selected "i Dnn without late been briefly Miner having opened, welcome pany, made the f victor Martele, who died last ....tJ JIM treasurer of the Southeastern uiau Thursday evening one mile west of speech to KIwanians plained how similar Associated Industries, at a meeting RIO GRANDE SHOWS and their afternoon in a Salt Lake Spring Glen on the Consumers road wives; President W, H. Wardell res- at C A. Knobbs organizations in the Infantile paralysis, where of the board of directors held at that community s garbage dump, ponded on 1)ehalf of the club. been state had been organized; how their the Price civic auditorium. INCREASE IN by Delbert Zorn, 13, of Spring Glen. G. G. Heard on a program were Wayne uniforms had been secured and how Mr Hicks, and Senator f Friday night., The Zorn boy was playing near the Nielson, themselves. for had race governed a the "singing newsboy," of Casmerry boys f6 Lindstrom waged Was first Bfpiolron til nn dump and accidentally stumbled onto tle Gate, who sang several solos; othand vacant with the res- FREIGHT BUSINESS left After listening to Mr. Miner nirg day of school, position the xi the safe, which was lying face down er soloists were Mrs. Omar Bunnel Tuesday, over a month nresent at the meeting, ignation of Silas Rowley In the center of the dump ground. a was confined to ntWa torn e vuin and Milton Judd. Miss Margaret Lud-wi- g their approval, .,nr.n mnv Two other candidates, Floyd after discovering the 8hortiy after registering would ago. One of the most unusual and de Immediately Hyand Mrs. W. H. Wetmore enterand Lyle group Standardville the assurance of young White ! f, 8rade af the Central school the . coal produc- missing safe, young Delbert returned tained with readings. in increases termined u eliminated were be properly deputized, supplied att of Castle Gate, UUUi"on Decame sua !v William P. Maach, manager of the were tion for the first week in September to his home in Spring Glen and reon the first ballott, while four the necessary unitorms, ana wtical Sunriav L. A. ported his findings to his brother, Kenilworth Mercantile Trainmaster noted was J ouyi lij , auci through them. r ni , , Hicks. store, at Mr. by to finally elect me his affliction was ed in every way possible was officially accepted into Kane's office of the Rio Grande rail Clyde Zorn, 21, and Irvin Rowley. will required Wm Carbon Columbia, of the project O Peterson It is anticipated M mrantile The two youths went immediately the club as a new member. Mr. Warj. t nnmrnissioner and W. D. road this week. fuparalysis, and in the immediate to the dump, made an examination, den performed the Induction cereof week first September mio salt Lake City get underway the and were appointDuring with boys being selected Wilson, Standardville, time by his ture, returned to the Toplovich home mony, and Mr. Maach responded by were and coal of 900 cars approximately them. father, where their to fill two ed by the directors and called Mr. Biondich. specific duties assigned considered was in an "iron lung." higher which billed, expressing belief that It was through ' one of on the executive committee, 5 as horn A. Without summoning police author- service organizations City is perhaps week and is Helper such as Klthe preceding than Gomer " "UKuat a, V. . of a at with caused by the inactivity ities in Helper, or the sheriff's of- wanis clubs, that 200 cars ahead of the corresthe only cities in the state good . American nearly 8,1,1 be8ide vaugnan J. R. and h,S Price hasnt of who Peacock over 3000, I . victor and Vow week in 1938, when ap- fice, it is reported, Mr. Biondich fellowship should and could be broadponding Dioi, ifiai- - population na uianc u survives ,n 700 cars were routed went to the site of the safe. Recog- ened during the present European had a well fortified Junior police of Helper. s proximately Val H Cowles, member of the in the past. Because Rio Grande yards. nizing It to be his' property, he, with crisis. local working the force and a ,8ter' GIorla- 01 Helner6' and lack committee, read the recently through Mr. Jones and John Quilico were of the city's narrow streets Kane Tuesday that a the assistance of the older Zorn Mr. reported " to the organization H v snumoiner, jars. of traffice lights, we are confronted drafted this youth, tipped the gafe up Into na- In charge of the party, which was in expected increase decided three readings trafsecond reading, He,Per' aDd 8 for the most of the concluded the, one of the most hazardous can be week over last, when they anticipate tural position, removed by a dance. Blake of Tell- - with locked the safe, and rebeing necessary before they 1000 and 1100 cars will be contents, 0l0rarf. Next week's meeting will probfic conditions in the country. btween Mrs. Ui aunts, An- turned to Helper, where he notified movement, officially passed. ably be an inter-clumeeting with a"U Miss To cooperate with the officers will billed by the local yard office. Ange Martele The annual election of he Mr. Kane C. A. Knobbs, city marshal. r. council occurance, unusual the will be In the the Price assured other and club, Mr. Wardell next meeting 0frthe Mr. Knobbs notified Deputy Sheriff form of a farewell schools be called Revannounced, is that over 95 per cent - Jernm party for Dr. ... 3. Bracken ...... and his teaching force in both ed- executive committee. on Warren Peacock, who met him at Charles loaded and owmei conouciea traffic mined Mao coal of the being a announcreligious Rugger! of Price, who Is conduct nresii-n- t would association, the of the dump, where they made a close leaving Price about October 1st, to oi! a) public services, at beginrailway cars, is immediately billed, was adjourned. . ' nun 1 ,were admitted. ucational program in Helper, ed as the meeting loaded the safe into make his home In Philadelphia. 5 per cent being labeled Investigation, about with ning immediately. car 8ald Knobb'a Mr. and returned it to tl y bill." Reed Stevens, immediate past pres"no fn it Kofford arrived here last coal mine in Carbon Mr. Blondich's place of business. Ac- ident of the Salt Lake club, will be Tt Mitche FunefaT home every Kate Nearly Mrs. Mrs. Olive Nilson and to Marshal Knobbs, officers the Wednesday to visit with her paren s, county has reported that all former cording principal speaker at next week's tioa' MrTand Mrs. Elgin Kofford, until employees who were laid off earlier who investigated and returned the meeting. He will were Happs under the Z tche11'8 speak on Klwanis Miss Kofford I. employed in Funeral home Rae and Editn, stuui toriai on Page rur) (Continued on Page Fourl . Business Standards. Sunay (Continued Mt. Fieasam, ag in tne Helper clty Academy in Sai j Francisco. ,ffy day. I'1' Uittee, nfi .ntlvltla. "- -a a uiu6t Of Quarantine p Lighting Campaign k te o1""1 two-fold- tug-of-w- r y per-son- e I0RA.F.OFL con-Jrae- d, , -' p ' weath-eondition- s in i.i r, h y coni-offici- al & V . 1 w .hti Ken-ilwort- h, -u i.u s i r lo b o-.- Faer V"!? |
