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Show nrv- - fTC SSrfoE fKU Tk Tuesday nlgtreamliDed f Ju!y sod . 1 "between Denver and would be dlscontin- - Chi-cag- .". p WAt A saJd of the Exposition Flyer. would be shifted. Dis- We8t the . wltt. Dolicies the nation's railroads by nt defense transportation. two-untwo Prosoectors. ,SV rti ilZ I L, dee-cen- t, it began regular schedule. Vovember 17 covering the Salt Lake ' 3unce noun. 4un in t, ws t1,2 net" die-an- d " v citv ,.n(jer 1 tne GASTLE GATE NEWS John K. Daskalos of frice WM thi week named Carbon county delegate to the national convention of the Pancritia SOe)ety to be held In Illinois June 28. Mr. Daskalos accompany Philip Drandakis. Salt Lake City delegate, and Sam Kounalia. Paneritin also prudent, or Salt Lake City, to the convention. The society has a membership of about 55,000 Americans of Greek and the convention Is being held mainly for the purpose of raising funds to be used in sending aid to the starving people of Greece and Crete. Also additional funds are to be used in purchasing United States War bonds. Thus far the Pancritin society has purchase more than $200,000 worth of war bonds and have donated many thousands of dollars to American war relief. s Siles J HELPER. UTAH Seveu couples received By Mugs license, to Mr. and Mrs P 11 Johnson, for marry during the past week from the mer residents of here now of Sun otfice of County Clerk B. H Youne in Price. Diego, were visitors here Friday and dinner guests at the home of Mr. Louis Riche Jr. 20. Helper and and Mrs. Silas Ross. Nelsene Rose Crandall. 2". also of Mrs. IVvon Oldroyd and bahy reHelper. Stanley H. Nielsen, IS, Il:un anJ turned home Thursday from Ixs An- Katherlne Theresa Strang. 17, Reles. where she has been visitinc Spnmr Glen. Mr. I,idell of Vernal was a visitor UVeil Shiner. 20. Price and Nina here last week. Kathleen Grange. 19, also of Price. Mrs James Thorne and children Richard Dean Hansen, 2n Price left Wednesday of last week for San and Betty Ella Downard. 19. 'also of Diego, whre she wtll visit her son Price. Don, who is stationed there with the Don-aiRay Pipkin. 20. Wellington U.S. Marines. and Geiene Cox. IS. also of Miss Sybil Kvans left Tuesday of Welling, ton last week for Long Beach, where she expects to find employment. The names of tw0 other couples Mr. and Mrs. Joe Micke. formerly were not released for publication of Arizona and now of Provo. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Our county has a War Bond Quota to meet this month. Is your own Warren Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Moore and Bob of San Franhousehold budget apportioned so are vlsitinc at the home of that you will put ID percent into cisco, Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. West said the changes "will aid War Bonds? J. W. Burgess. further in speeding traffic and conMrs. I,. T. Lindsay anil sons who men and materials." For Victory: Buy Bonds serving have heen visiting in Salt Lake the pnst two weeks returned home last that Pros-""Lid- MARRIAGE PERMITS CHICAGO CON'CLAVE fMor . fsry I THE HELPER JOURN AL DROP PRICE MAX NAMED BUNS UiUtXiATE TO Grande Western Denver & W T4aroa" 1942 1 JUNE iv- - tttii leave Denver at L5pm. daily, instead of :0 a.m., WJ,,h Salt Lake City at 7:40 instead of the following day, The eaet&oupa nyer vnu 15 a.m. c Tjiks City at 7 p.m., ln- and arrive here at of S:40 iasteaa oi u.ov jfl ajn., h j "-- week Mr. OCR QUALITY FOOD5 AT 5HVin& fi 5ATI$FflCTIOn Prices Effective Fri. Sat., June ! Mffee BRANDS ALL MILK lb' d 2'2 NO. CATSUP 2C 42D J5c QUART 6F0" " 25c pickles 0 T A 25c 65c NU SHREDDED WHEAT CANS J N0.2V2 Can QUART MUSTARD lie VANILLA S3 JAR 15c ..OALUON CL0Z TREET 15c " 13c rrERana CAN X can riiiLnrrLL RINSO r; CLEANSER DIMCIDDI C TUMBLERS PKG TOMATO SAUCE 35c ik PKGS CORN FLAKES Shortening Carton Fresh Creamery WHEATIES SALAD DRESSING NO. , MR SYRUP 6-B- ox 32c, CAN MATCHES 19 and 20 BUTTER aoe"S3 cans SdDIfflIP GUflRAnTEED CAN MEAT LUNCH IMITATION 37C 8 OZ. Allen Bert and and Mrs. daughters and grandson were Vernal visitors Sunday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mike tVAngeles and daughters returned home last week from u two weeks trip to San Francisco and I.os Angeles. Mrs. Alex Jones returned home last week from Provo where she was visiting. I'.oli I.ons, sou of I)r and Mrs. K. V I.011R returne d home last week ake where he attended from Salt tinUniversity of Hah Mr i. J. A. CiOW returned last week from Salt Lake where she was vis Anna Marie iting her daughters. and Helen. returned last Dr. Quinn Whitiii: from a few days spent in week California. Mrs. Verl Huff and baby girl re- turned home Sunday from the Price I Miss Sadii Ogden of Richfield is visiting; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ilendall. Mr. and Mrs. Venor Oldroyd and iMrs. Clarence Sillitoe were Sunday visitors to Salt Uike City. Miss Lois Long daughter of Mrs. Annabell Long who has been con-- ' fined to her bed the past two weeks Is improved. Miss Pearl Kvans is now assisting 'Postmaster J. W. Nielsen at the post office. The Ladies Auxiliary held their regular meeting Wednesday evening in the Scout room. Nominations were made for officers. Only one accepted the nomination for president and she was then given the office by acclamation. Mrs. Frank Perkins will be the new Auxiliary president. Flection of other officers will be made next 'meeting night. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Knsign Otis N. Ser-- ! mos. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sermos of Castle (late to Miss i of Jacksonville. Flor-olotte ida. May 22. The bride's father, Rev. George K. Summers officiated. Ensign SermoR Is now an Instructor at the Jacksonville naval training station. The girls of the ages 12 to 14 group with Mrs have organized a as their cooking inCarl Westerberg heen elect- has structor. P.eth James Jean Mill-a- s and Barbara president. vice presidents, Ruby Pero as er secretary and treasurer, Romona Fiack as reporter, Darlene Stevenson as music leader and LaRue Hreinson as pianist. (Held Over From Last Week) Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and sons returned from Salt Lake Thurs1 SUPER QUALITY MEATS frlAT SATISFY Miced lb.p Mild Cure Ground Beef MILK VEAL ROAST Klondike y i)i Ripe lb. 1L35 4c Grapefruit Arizona 80s LB FED 29c Doz LBS RIB OR BEEF BOIL BRISKET MILD CHEESE & Melons LB AMERICAN LBS PICKLED PIGS FEET Jumbo 45's 2 for LB FRESH FRANKFURTERS Cantaloupe HEN2 B0T E 19c PINEAPPLE JUICE m SANDWICH JELL ALL FLAVORS 3 pkgs. BAK 7c ST SPREAD 37c LUX LIFEBUOY 20c GRAPEFRUIT COCOA Crackers 2 LB SODAS 17c Hennati received a cablegram Wednesday of last week from her son John Delaby who Is In the U.S. Army in Australia, saying he is all O.K. Mrs. Frank Pero Sr. returned home No 300 CATSUP Mr. Claude Heiner and Mr. Henry Dench of Salt Lake were visitors here last week. Mr. Pat Markey a former resident of here, has returned to work hero In the barber shop. Mr. Warren Merrill left Friday for Ogden where he will be employed. Mr. Lawrence Hyatt is in Salt Lake City receiving medical care. Arnett and Mr. and Mrs. L. I In visitors were Thursday children Lake City. Mrs. Bessie Shavers 46 OZ. 37c JUICE 44 Oz. LB HFRSHEY PAR REGULAR PKO 25c 19C "MISSING IN ACTION" DOES NOT MEAN "DIED IN ACTION" SAYS LOCAL RED CROSS WORKER Of extreme interest and importance the home service chairman of tlie to local families whose sons, rela- local Ked Cross. Mrs. Wilford Jenaen, tives or friends have been listed as is that '"the last report of casualties "missing in action'1 in the Pacific received by the war department from war area is the following statement the Philippine Islands arrived on issued last week by Mrs. Wilford 'the morning of May 6. The War Price, chairman of the home partment will consider the persona service committee of the Carbon serving in the Philippine Islands as County Ked Cross chapter: missing in action from the date of At the present time many families surrender of Corregidor, May 7, and friends are deeply concerned as 1942. until definite information to to the welfare of men who are in the' the contrary is received.'-servicof our country. The communication further points Parents and guardians of some of out that "the Japanese government the boys in the fighting forces of has indicated its Intention of con-thPacific area have in some in-- j forming to the terms of the Geneva stances, within the past ten days, convention with respect to the communications from the change of information regarding prts-WDepartment advising them of oners of war. Kfforts to secure pris-thfact that their sons are "missing oner of war lists from the Phillp-i-n action." pines have not been successful to II is in regard to this class that date due to lack of communication the following explanation is made and the fact that the Japanese the hope that such information ernnu nt has not, aa yet. given to an extent alleviate the anx-- mission for the Swiss representatives iety of members of families of boys and the International Ked Cross missing. It is hoped that gate to make visits to prisoners of 'missing in action'- will not be in war camps in the Philippines. The terpreted as final. If an individual Department of State is pressing the is reported missing a further inquiry matter through the Swiss minister will lie made through the Prisoners in Tokyo When lists of prisoners of War Information Bureau set up by, from the Philippines are received, the government to determine wheth they will clear the names of such er or not the soldier or sailor has, men and send on any Information been reported as a prisoner. If lie available " has not been reported as a prisoner. Should any serviceman tie reported an tnmiiry will then he torwarded to as a casualty, his next of kin will the International Red Cross at Gen-- i reeiive this information from the ova. Switzerland, to he held at that War Department. "No news," we are source pending information. reminded, may be considered "good The latest information received by new ' j j e inter-receive- from Lob Angeles, where she visited hep son Frank "Puk"' Pero who Is In the U.S. Army. Mr? Ted Ree?e was down from Salt Lake last week to visit with her parent Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Acord. and Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Silas rfnoehter Colleen were visitors In Roosevelt last week. Mr. and Mrfl. Chas. Huff and child ren and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Barney and children were visitors to Spanish Fork Inst week. Robert Winn, on of Mr. and Mrs. celebrated his eighth K. L. Winn, birthday Thursday by having a party for 2 of his little friends. Mr and Mrs. Melvln Health of were visitors hero Friday Salt nnd Sa'urday at the homes of Mr. and Mrg. R. L. McGrath and Mr. and Mrs. Delos Durrant. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and baby left Sunday for Los Angeles. d ar e gov-wit- h per-ma- y j dele-report- s River Construction Power Company Quits Selling Elect rical Merchandise July 1 Nears Completion rapping of the Price river central Helper, through which has been carried on through the past several months is n., ing completion. Considerable damage to private property and a great por.iott of First West street has been checked through the use of state highway equipment in distributing the stream and by constructing solid concrete and rock walls to support the bank against high flood waters. Construction work, however, is still underway, and three adtlitional log and rock cribs are planned to complete the Kip channel Selling of electrical merchandise,1 including lamp bulbs, by the Utah Power Light Company, will he discontinued on July 1, according to announcement made by recently company officials Sometime ago the Power company took the first step in this direction by discontinuing the sale of major appliances, such as electric ranges, refrigerators, water heaters, washing machines, etc.. and turning that business over to the electrical dealers. The selling of lamp bulbs and such appliances as are available will now Job. also be entirely in the hands of the Memo pads (all sizes) at the dealers. It was pointed out that this change Helper Journal will not involve any modification of the company's policy of repairing and servicing appliances and furnishing instructions and helpful sug8 ROOM HOUSE an& gestions to customers for care and FOR SALE use of electrical servants, of which house and two lots. Also five-roothere are more than a million in use dressers. double beds. Inquire in the territory served. Adam Ostoich at fil-- Janet street Phone 5S. to vacation for the next couple of, MODEL "A" FORD FOR SALE weeks. Good for fishing trips. Coupe. Mrs. Willis Iusen and baby Call MH W turned home Sunday from w k Fo: here she has been visiting, FOR SALE- - - BARGAIN Eight Miss Anna Stevens returned to her house located on and four-roohome in Leadvillo. Colorado, after Townsite. For details almut price visiting her brother. Martin Stevens write Mr. Joe Ztinone. SG'J West at the local hotel for the past two 2nd South, Salt City. CLASSIFIED i weeks. FIVE ROOM ApartMr. B. H. I.udwig of Salt Lake was FOR RENT ment. Inquire 29 North Main Street a visitor here over the weekend. . or Phone Mr. P. II. Fiack was a Salt Iako visitor Sunday. Mrs. Fiack who has FOR SALE HOUSE AND been in the jSt. Marks hospital, reIx)t 250 x 137.5 feet.. Also 8 room turned home with him. house and lot, 137.5 ft. front; by Mr. J. A. Gow was a Salt Lake Also 167 ft. back. Fruit trees. 199-W- visitor over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McGrath and daughter, Georgia, were Sunday visitors to Salt Lake. Subscribe Dont Borrow I stoves, heaters, beds, dressers, Dexter double washer, rugs, rugs, living room table, wardrobe and chairs. Inquire at 615 Janet Street. (lt.6.18) lta-oleu- day. Salt 25c PAGE FIVE Uncle Sam Needs Your Scrap Rubber Do your part in the nationwide rubber salvage drive now. Bring old rubber station or dealer. to any Pep We'll buy it at one cent a pound. 88-Vic- o Search your basement, attic, g®e and barn for old, discarded rubber articles tires, tubes, garden hose, galoshes, rubber gloves, fruit bottle rings, bottles anything containing rubber. Every ounce counts! hot-wat- station which is donating Bring it to your Pep its facilities as a collecting depot. You can help. If everyone participates, gasoline rationing in this territory may be avoided. The campaign is on in full swing. Will you do your part? You must act befor June 19. o Utah Oil Refining Co. Stations and Dealers in Its Products Evtrywberi im Ulh md Utbm (PEPB3 |