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Show PACE TWO MEMORIAL DAY PLANS FORMULATED BY LEGION DANCE AT RAINBOW THE HELPER JOURNAL HELPER, UTAH Plans for Memorial Day services under the auspices of Carbon post 21 of the American Legion are now formulated, and a fitting program has been drawn up for observance of the day in Helper. E. R. Crissman, post adjutant, announces that services will be held at the American Legion plot in the city cemetery at 11 a. m. A program typical of the purpose has been arranged, and the public is invited to attend. W. F. MacKNIGHT and L. G. BURRESS, Publishers Entered as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Helper, Carbon County, Utah. SUBSCRIPTION THI JOURNAL NIW THE JOURNAL MOPPER - E VEAK ' 6 MOXTHS OtLIVIBtO ONLY ON rmTlOM DCLIVCREO tOIT.ON PRtI ' $1 UCmPTION TO EVERY HOMC president on peace Franklin D. Roosevelt has opportunities greater than men of CarAll YVoodrow Wilson to maintain the peace of the world, Col. bon county are invited to atEdward M. House reveals in this week's issue of Liberty. tend and participate on the Declaring the "President's path would be easier if the U. program. The burial plot has been S. had grasped the opportunity for international cooperation completely resodded and exoffered by the World Court", he believes a hisot of problems clusive plants and shrubs have in be been could and this in planted through-ou- t Europe country irritating public opinion and will prove artistic design, as the if resume would America settled judicially leadership to be one of the most beautiful spots In the city within the champion of new deals . The failure of the League of Nations in major crises has course of time. A Memorial Day ball In the been due to the fact that the U. S. refused to take its seat in evening will be held under the its Council. Now is the time to lay down the lines along auspices of the legion at the Rainbow Gardens. A new orwhich men of good will in all nations must coordinate to preto be announced later chestra vent another cataclysm. will provide the music for the "Americans are pacific, not pacifists", says House. The dance. rmlinarv man wants neare. NWhiru that can be sained bv war seems worth while. But the world will precipitate into war unless America makes clear that it is willing to cooperate actively with all nations eager to maintain peace. Discretion and wisdom will adjust the differences and give us peace. iesThere will be a Democratic ladmeeting, Monday, May 27 in "But, superpatriots in each country", says House, "attempt to the American Legion hall in Price inculcate a false sense of superiority among their following at 2 p. m. and we must drive the scandalmonger and the trouble- - maker Phone news items to The from the temple of public and private life''. Helper Journal. Phone 21 Notice NEW CENTURY CLUB ELECTION Miss Margaret Scartezina will act as president of the New Century club in the coming year, according to Mrs. Clifton Memmott, retiring club reporter . Other officers named for the year include Mrs. Elmer Klitgaard, Adele Nelson, secree, tary and treasurer; Mrs. Fred reporter; Freida Groussman, reporter. The election was held at the home of Miss Florence Piaci-tel- li last week. n; Bo-son- MODlSn THCATPE5 CITI5 Sunday - Monday - Tuesday SUNDAY CONT. AFTER 2:15 UTAH IN HIGHER SHOULDERS, WIDER TREAD -DEEPER NON-SKID MORE RUBBER ON THE ROAD Helper Girl, Playwright, Has Success Florence Reynolds Wins Second Sucessive Radio Contest if f These Truck Tires Will Cut Operating Cost For You Firestone has constantly been the pioneer and leader in the development of balloon tires for trucks, and in the New Firestone Truck Tire for 1935 we have incorporated improvements that enable you to maintain uninterat lowest cost per rupted schedules at higher speeds mile. CALL ON YOUR LOCAL DEALER " FOR FURTHER INFORMATION n 7i T A M. O .PORTER MANAGER PHONE 342 HELPER, UTAH PRICE NOW PLAYING EDMUND LOWE SAT. - SUN". - MON. THE BIGGEST Matinee Sunday 3:30 UNTIL Re- If'..". ai Lf v i EVENING lH Victor Herbert's THUR WED. "Naughty WILL ROGERS Songs that'll thrill fC & ' ' fff formanc woman ''TCi T BENNETT JOEL McCREA a by la Co WANGER Gregory WALTER deduction A -- A meeting will be held Wednesday, May 29 at 1:30 p. m. in the Bowling alley to organize a women's softball league for the coming summer months. Teams will be picked at this time and a definite league schedule will be drawn up cents as well. A fee Of twenty-fiv- e will be assessed against everyone participating in league play, and they are urged to bring the money with them at the time of the Wed. nesday meeting ' Nearly forty members of the feminine gender have entered already, while others are expected to join by the time the meeting is called Wednesday. Those entered include the following: Inez Regruto, Lena Ossana, Alta Flaim, Marlon Bonacci, Josephine and Elizabeth Martinelli, Helen Marzo, Olga Brandol, Erma Esther Martinelli,- Anna Slavensky, Helen Mateckanic, Lillian Laboroi, Louise Crissman, Thelma Flaim, Myrtle Perry, Car ' ry Devietti, Mary Beveridge, Shir- ley Loftis, Wanda Broadbent, Emma Rebol, Mary Rose, Ang Vieta, Estella Crawford, Reta Montaro, Annie Montaro, Lora Montaro, and Tressa Stella, Pauline Bernice Shiro, Katie Sporcich, Young, Martha and Ida Crawford, LaPreal Oveson, and Virginia i'ci cu uiuenu HtLLIl IIHOUil Drctod Paramount tttltatm TUESDAY ONLY LOCAL TALENT NIGHT There will be a host of Carbon County's talented people performing for your pleasure. And surprise of surprises A LOCAL YOUNG For-ment- o, LADY WILL GIVE HER CONCEPTION OF The fan dance. Who is She? You do the guessing Also Feature Picture No Advance in Prices FOR RENT Announcement Suite or rooms suitable for office or light house keeping. Inquire Mrs. A. J. Stafford. The summer schedule of Mass will begin at 8 a. m. Sunday at the Helper Catholic church, according to" announcement made this week by Father Wm. A. Ruel. The services will be held every Sunday until September 1. Miss Lillian Dart with her mother, Mrs. R. A. Dart, accompanied Seth Lloyd into Salt Lake City Thursday where the party plans to attend the L. D. S. nurse's commencement exercises at Kingsbury hall Friday at which time Kather-In- e Dart will be graduated. Centra' MILK 10 MIRACLE WHIP RY-KRI- Qt. ' Consult Us About FINANCING FOR REMODELING N-H-- A "One New York Night" FRIDAY & SATURDAY Sat. Continuous After 8:30 REPAIRS AND NEW HOMES 2 Lbs. 1 V rrj'. 'AV '.-- - HL Paul Alison TV UJKAS SKIPWOHTH DonaMCook, ftonlmd Punrwll, Anhui Byron. Td Hotly, fcne bloi Kicc : MEAT and GROCEff WE SHIP BY Rg Mon. 27 i Tues. 28 RICE 5 Lb. Sack FLOUR Drifted SnovTZi 48 Lb. 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Womens League For Softball To Be Set Wednesday tfory C1IESEIB Ml y0, of Li of 1934 th. gr.ate.t I2T liMW if "I'm Falling in 40" Acodemy Award 1" v "Ah, Sweet Mystery Winner jtf tk (Mk.-- ' S.j'H.-ta- r don't go at your car Marietta" "Life Begins At JACK HULBERT Prepare for Spring by MacDONALL Nelson EDDY At his funniest 5 & 10c 10 & 15c G Jeanette "DINKY" Continuous Memorial Day From 2:30 semi-conscio- WEDNESDAY ONLY Wednesday rout, after 8:80 THRU SINCE MUSIC CAi TO THE SCREEN JACKIE COOPER TUE. have been widely accepted in eastern dramatic circles. She plans on entering this profession as a life vocation upon the completion of her work at the Western Reserve University. The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland daily newspaper, In commenting upon the production after its presentation said: University Players did a superior portrayol of Florence Reynolds' prize college play, "The Fog". The feminine role was especially well handled. Production was excellent. "The Fog," one imagines, depends greatly for its radio success on whether an audience can set itself for a mood. In thi3 respect the author had a double task yesterday, not only of portraying the mood but of convincing dialers that there is something fascinating fog which most of us think of as a menace and something cold and wet. The play itself deals with the mental reactions of what one assumes is a sick mind. "The Husband," around whose mental pro cesses the play spins, finds comfort in fog. Hit by a passing motorist, his reactions are revealed to dialers in his condition by means of voices that are sometimes distorted. His father and his wife believe him "queer". That is the plays FRANK MORGAN MON TUE Cont. Sunday ,om 2 Cont. Sat. from 6:00 We viri SUN. in the Mother's Day program in the Ohio city. Miss Reynolds last year wrote the tourney winner with "Crossroads" which proved to be a most outstanding production in this kind of writing as well. She is instructing part time at the Cleveland college along with her studies in the play writing field, and has written numerous other plays that MODERNIZE NOW! PRICE Continuous Sun. from 2:15 serve, in Cleveland. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reynolds of this city. Roger Reynolds, Jr., is studying chemistry at the university at the present time. The winning play "Fog" was broadcast over WHK, Cleveland 8 radio station, May 12 as part of One of the latest floor shows in the west will be presented at the Carbon Country club Saturday evening, says Tony Poloni, mana. ger. Several dancers will be brought down to the club from Salt Lake City to present skits to the patrons. The affair promises to be one of the most elite to have ever been held in these parts. The public is invited to attend at an admission charge of seventy five cents per couple. Automotive Electricians HELPER UTAH SUNDAY-MOND- AY FLOOR SHOW AT COUNTRY CLUB "ONE STAR Wise cracks like shots like lightning Action J BRYNERS' SERVICE STOP STATION" LYRIC 'Mr. Dynamite ut I BONNIE IN One of Helper and Carbon own students is attaining success in eastern college play writing circles, according to word received here this week . Miss Florence Reynolds, a graduate of Caybon county high school in 1929, just won for the second time the Ohio State University Radio Play Tourney for Western Reserve University at Cleveland Ohio. Miss Reynolds is a student of William A. D. Millson's radio play writing class at Western 1 HELPER, UTAH, MAY 24 193; THE HELPER JOURNAL HENS and SPRING Lb" 17? BACON Fancy HAMS PICNH' 29 FRYERS MINCE HAM Fancy Hens l SH I j f j i |