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Show eMachine Shop cAt Carbon r I i ii ill 1 i ill Pdlec CIVIL LIBERTY FOR COAL MINERS GDITORIALS one 1 J mi i STRESSED BY LABOR LEADER vii m ii r-rtrf- Mr III LABOR DAY ADDRESS MONDAY Spek!us before a rapacity Labor Day audience which has been esti- mated ut between their coal miners; Veterans Of World War Two Invited To Legion Meetings 2500 and commeQTS buj the editor 3000 SCHOOL" PLEA and "BACK-TNATION IrieiUs. David Fowler, International RINGS THROUGH .Hoard memher from Kistviet "1 of end of the war now a With the I he United Mine Workers of Am-- . definite reality and (lure being no erica, denounced those who would drastic need of youth in industry, Attention All World War II the civil liberty of the work-in- s government school and leaders supress ! Veterans man, especially the coal miner, people have unitedly gone all out to A special invitation is .through their use of propaganda and encourage the youngsters who during tended t0 all men who hve accused them of retarding the pro-- I the emergency brought about by this served in the war just ended ftress of any democralie nation. "The country being dragged into war, to w ar has taught labor haters how to to attend the wekly meetings "go back to school." of the local American Legion, organize and concentrate their lives The far cry as been taken up in Carbon Post No. 21, which So as to give decent human many localities by organizaions and no chance to express them other Individuals and local meets every Thursday at the projects selves." he said in his opening re- have been converted out of the plea. Helper civic auditorium art 7:30 This invitation marks. extended is School people hnve done all in their Favors Civil Rights whether the serviceman is a power to see this hope become a Mr Fowler took his stand In favor member of the post or not; or reality, and in most instances indusof civil liberty saying, "civil liberty try has fallen into line with the whether he is still in the seris the heart of democracy, so it is movement. vice or ham been discharged. as much a part of patriotism as deLast night the Helper KIwanis club Pictured above is a section of the fense of our shores." machine shop at Carbon college. This soent considerable time considering In attacking those who he claimed this shop is one of the best in the west for this type of vocational training. problem with very important were oppressing civil liberty he said, the unlimited conclusion that it was "For the past four years, we miners a nroject of serious Importance in the United States have stood up TO sothat it. was accepted under the most trying times in the sufficiently a project. The Child Welfare jas history of our nation. We were com- committee will lead the club in any C, pelled 1o face a barrage of the most that will eminate out of the slan- activity vicious, vlllifying project. der ever known in the history of Some youngsters when they "reach A heart attack proved fatal to our nation, lel by the nobles of "Mrs Helen C. Ossana, 55, prominent the age of 17 have been given the industry and their allies, chief among offers Helper business woman, and owner- Navy impression that the the Earl them led by for them than manager of the Hillcrest Hotel and Hrowder." communists, jinore opportunities naApartments, who died at 11:45 Wed- 11m I'lintinMfiil orinlnir "OnnnnrHnff does the public schools of the tion. Without discrediting the Navy's nesday morning at her home, one Comrades Browder and lii'ldees. in this writer day before her birthday. the attack are the politicians who educational opportunities, to Ossana Mrs is confident he'll not be contradicted' reports According t are in the destroying "had arisen as usual be makes the assumption that Wednesday miners' union L. jwhen because John if anv bov will finish bis 'morning, although slightly later than Lewis "refused high turn us to over to her accustomed hour of awaking, and; school fi' st. the opoortunities In the had groiie to the bedroom of her Navy will be easier odanted to anv political propaganda line of endeavor he desires to pur- daughter Lena who had only a few ban been spread over the air by sue. returned troni a ilays previously commentators who where she had undergone ihospftal Hovs find Girls of Helper, the sitr-- i minslandered ulnised and the conl an operation. The mother and daun din P area, and tbroiichout rou the ers of this country." ghter talked briefly and Mrs Ossana Fowler concluded his speech 'country "Heed the call made by Mr 'sidd she thought she would do a few the Carbon county jthe president of the United States chores and then go to her room and complimenting for their war production and and Go Rack To -- School this year. miners lie down for a while. She complained 'she didn't feel so well. This was said, "Let us Industrial torch bear-pi'- DEATH. ENDS ACTIVE LIFE OF carry on with the same spirit, about K) o'clock, and about an hour and determination as was HELPER BUSINESS WOMAN courage and twenty minutes later she rang This community was shocked and by those brave Mormons and when she possessed for her daughter mowed down the forests with who (Continued on Page Eight) was mother room her reached her in axes. Their their faith ringing tdead. She had been in good health God gave them the courage and the up to that time. The airplanes engines shop has a large number of the various types of engines now in use to change the deserts of strength Mrs Ossana came to Helper with Utah into perfumed fields of mellow in U. S. Army and Navy planes. Celeste Joe Ossana, ;heT husDand, corn and wheat." en;and children in 1917. Mr Ossana The Labor day meeting which betered the grocery bhsiness and later at 11 a.m. Monday was presided gan Hill-creand built the Strand theatre MOKE VVORK over by Joe Dowd, of hotel and apartments. Since UMWA district 22. Mr president Dowd intro1937. Mrs in death her husband's duced the other speakers who inForty jurors have been drawn in DI Ossana operated her husband's inIS THEME OF SOCIAL PAVING Carbon county for the third term of (Continued on Page Fonri terests. "Let's make a vital & more color- ;iw the Seventh district court which Born in TJolzano, Austria, Sept. !ful MIA for the boys and girls convened at ithe court house in Price OF MIA TWO STAKES was by IN Ossana brought 16, Mrs 1890, home." It is around this coming Tuesday, September 4, E. R. Hanseu IN !her parents to the United States theme that the Helper LDS ward; court clerk, reported recently. Ifhe same year. Her family first setA S season OI- -10TO i t. .1 . will nnon its i .,.1 Jurors and their residence are as me jepuiany scueuuieu ted in Kansas later in falifvnls CONVENTION FRIDAY Hardly had Helper's mayor and ..... Pfor ast thy council awarded the contract activities and growing opportunities. program night ,aiIed t0 ma She was one of the first settlers in A joint Carbon and North Carbon follows: , is to he a welcome social This to Fred M. nlM Kiu.ani!)nB Venor Oldroyd, Castle Gate; hpa,.,, Reynolds to grade, and Mutual Improvement Stake associaHe,'er construct curb, gutter and sidewalks home to the returning hoys and girls :from one of hs members, the Rev. Blackburn, Wellington; Reulah St. tion convention is scheduled to be She was a memher of the and all MIA members are asked toFrancis Lamothe, in that Ul the , Duncan, Dragerton; Jack Smith, Roy pastor In held at the portion of the city known as -"Ct,Ve toWaS Md in tabernacle Price and Grace Bergera, Helper; Steve Catnoic pari8h here, to work for .n! n' .(hCe8e' special improvement district No. 6, pitch in" with renewed vigor morrow evening, ' at 7:30. al; Friday, ' 1. enthusiasm. :the betterment of the youth of this that Mr Reynolds was at work. Diamanti, Price; James L. Bruno, fin(1 All MIA on, fnlr m She is and officers in teachers into be divided will The Udell program !community The contract was awarded Mr Rey yj ecommg their pal, Keele, Spring Canboth stakes are urged to attend the Helper; will be thfngs they enjoy doing. d"Si"S'0ff first the two part Orville parts: nolds at the last regular Tatman, yon; Price; James function. A member of the general meeting of devoted to II. Marshall, Royal. the city council held was f' mothe and congratulated ""her 23, of the Le board August MIA will be in attendJames Lupo, active construction Helper; Elizabeth II. the hlb for the fine WOTk he is Mrs Flora Lea Stuart, a ance to instruct all workers. n'elnn.The began the fol- lntr ' color r years Mrs Charles Barker, Wellington; ersand presenting in this community with the danfer ,n New York City; one sister lowing Monday, .August 27. doing fun will rea, Pete Fausett, Besso, program. Price; Price; weJ &g th? three hjs qJ ag According to the accepted hid as parighi A,1Rtrlai and UT)kn0WIli Democrats Helper when dancing and le.resn ,ople Sylvia Hay, Price; Sarah Mills, Mill- submitted by Mr Revnolds of Price. begin James Ossana, Crfil- - Call jcommunity as a wnoIe , respon8e brothers-in-law- : er Creek; a '' Katherine A. Bishop, mPnts Meeting To is to be paid kind words of the club through lfornia- and Angpo Ossana, Kansai s, $1.80 per lineal mUeE tn hp !to the TWs Latuda; Mrs Burton B. Burr, Hia-- ! Artmn be! foot where curb and JR. d Reorganize of an the Precinct meeting Armo, Kansas, to jchairman and is Otto Ossana, gutter event so hi np watha; Elnora M. Walkington, Spring Father Lamothe assured three grandchildren. VauKhan. constructed. Where glitter, but no! an outstanding C. Ii. Dr. Marie Carter, Helper. a Helper Fahring, Glen; precinct for the f"T'' is to be built, the fnen(ls best Funeral arrangements are pending he would always work price is wnnlPnchairman for the Democratic party Ross Bunnel, Helper; Mrs Lucille JLI8. He will be will he the and of children .'good community. arrival the of compensated at the has called a meeting of all party Martin, Price; Mrs Monroe Bearn-son- , rate of 30c per announced by the Mitchell funenal members in Name Convention Delegates square foot for sideir,,,. cT?in?AJ niTT Hiawatha; Nora Alplanalp Price Helper for next Monday alks. and 40c per square foot WT President Wm. P. Maack and Sec- - home, Price. at the auditorium civic at Emile night Cances, Price; Hilden L. Pet"rivewavs. BROKEN .LEG Iretary K. D. Marquis were named 7:45. Purpose of the meeting will be erson, Helper; Roe Migllaccio, Hel. i. l:rtl rwT1Trf1 be-! to r ATJQT? DAY AULlUtirM 1 as the delegates to the annual Utah- jdi mni the agreement ior(iing to name new precinct officers for per; Thomas Clayton, Peerless; . ... . . tne me contractor ana tne city lITnn.no mu r, UrU .jdann to convention 5n far as records are Mwanis the next tw0 years, and to discuss Gladys Burnett, Wellington; Archie lAiiii'ut; tne contract calls for preliminary the forthcoming city election and Bradley, Wellington. pav pass:e(1 in Carbon county hpId at Sat Lake September lccorjotion of streets coming under the j h onlvonP other matters that concern the reported accident, that Alternates named were Mayor D. K. Bessie Snow, Castle Gate; Grant Project and must he Mrs Bess Jones, member of the cturntardville boy Downey and Thorit Hatch. Dr Fahring is the B. Christensen, completed at bping a y.ypar-olparty. present Sunnydale. Roland ne dean of Carbon college, and agreed Price. The rltv voted to meet jointly - . ...... will RUnchairman. suffered a broken log when he, The Carbon James ville; Culp, Besso, my an , engineering and do the heavy ' i,i,;n,i a narked car and- cw iq with Rotarv and Kiwanis of women at the college. Tiles, was Price; Helbrt Leamaster, Hiawaitha; as Anderson Silas succeed fading where heavy equipment is tQ hear a oted Chinese government fhosen to Foster Shimmin, Price; Kdgar John0VPr i,y a passing aufomnSlate Aa Bnnn I a Carbon f11 K "riHSSarV. .... V County Industry Group - nreCflPnt Of the nmmin alie. Ca,hnn 01 wun ffO in o." iir iuc ,v.H son, Castle Gate: Melvin Edwards, OlllCIal "in ,ln .uk, Fall Anderson alks. cut ff.r an,! Mr T"tnh ... ( .. Association. Meeting nm. my v,onoir Teachers - f the ,v.. cnogi nrgin. " to a . " Price; Arthur Hertola, Price; Lyman "" , According "'Z"" .u , w.t, .Irrtnd Pp'"d the city will surface 18 ...t,.. streets Highway Patrol wno invfus principal ui iur iwc juh.-jHelper On Sept. 17 Harris, Price. (Continued on Page 5) ittl T'tnl, school. y. nun, vspnaii. ooniilent. Marceiena J. A. Theobald, secretary of the Mr R"vnolds Fred J. Bosone, Helper Central has most of the pre- - (lar(p(1 ont 1nt0 the street in STUDY TO I COUNCIL ! mnn nnmA1 vloft. Carbon Associated Industries an FALL TERM OF COURT 5:1-nmary grading done on hall at about Janet 0t rity Hplppr the fall of first Hardin meeting . . . the BEGAN TUESDAY; ?,r"et from Welhv jounced i Gladys King, nw , nrpsidnt ' directly in POU EK KAlfc. .t , , ...... in the p.m. .MoniMy ... was named Kiuup wm on neia at me rieiper 28 CASES ARE LISTED , . . AT at honl teacher TTCFl Price, ,,pi,.M1 crkT tin t """ 01 laying ioriuH. nr nP automooiif ikjmj secret ary-- t rea surer and Ruth Ber- - civic auditorium, September 17, at pPects to pour concrete this week, J of Helper. , Tptlrv" Anderson Twenty-eigh- t cases are listed to be rv. nas , cnuui m 8 p.m. This will be the first meeting . narrt or tne noimisiue "' liarrei sin flavor ,i,u iuwney The youth was kh the the heard T third term of the Snrlne'o' group the which since council July, at Kilfovle. Crant of meetinir cnanM during an,i t.i n m COMMUNITY SUNDAY He was rusu' his one leg rti n over v.nntoi Seventh district court which con-- i L.un-- , imiu-mr Tonieni. i iiiiiuiiiij , iui mc um- - i anvnn Drni:iiai, nc mtti HOOL TO BEGIN to the Standardville vened last Tuesday, Sept. 4, under the pro- - teeB. ings until fall. s now been re- pose of studying further the direction of Judge Fred W. Kel-- I SERVICES SEPT. 9 rate for commercial power Wj" il Anderson posed . home. OPA Adjusts Veteran Program i . TVlw IfnnlfUin I 1 1 M I Q I IC m:i tHt i I l j for,p ler, who will preside over the term. aown-iow...0,. jtouiuh a .nrnniete stop Announcement OPA's to Cases were calendared on Tusday program help x. is made this week brought his oar to of returning the .. . . " V.:,1n j VAternnB Una hean ovtonol,,olir Meeting and actual court procedure began Z 8n.ndy Mhool heads that the St. within five feot after or any absolved na,,as of the during recent months to en- - Wednesday. Community Sunday school He has been exrt8 from tne powpr- Officers andciudadvisers will C01nnifinn , a mem to rnaite aajustments to are aniou 10 aoie Kanteen definNo Judge 'Keller and Judge John A. per them. Today advising Mut uiier services iieL jj mnlnT ' " ' to when the the club going again and are life. Restrictions preventing Hougaard are district judges, M. W. 'Bnay. September 9, at 10 a.m. in are as nncement nnmmission Ito 111 'rnn rarDon rom y of small business- Ross and Cecil E. Tucker are court lonny 0f the YMCA. xnected has'ine: a meetine for tomorrow night,; the establishment m?hi rhp All in ea aion tonaj, comer: m mnkinffci nao rf -- at the- rlnh on the i?M,iTf tnAaa tiavA Is Duane A. Frandsen a ma .'"-V? li v im w. Qtlitiftrl reporters, uu avwi M,, ""a cnimrpn 01 tne vlT y OI It Irtlo. nn,An cnw , . . , a E. R. Hansen Is oeen ana h distrct is to lv it one niaice ,u Man ef for p,uit revigea attorney, offomi no8lbie ivy iiru to go into business for court clerk, and John A. Mathis is the time set for the meeting and all f VomC matters held the at- ,hp He,Ppr for every concern served, re-- j 'interested ? nark W?P to attend. Ithemselvea. are urged court bailiff. nmsize. at 2 "n'Ton of the commis.Ion during CrltZ' Spptember rdeRg of the families -- sym-jpathl- d HEART ATTACK IS FATAL Carbon College Class In cAirplane oMechani MRS HELEN OSSANA ' hell-ben- flame-throwin- CARBON SELECTS JURORS cLoEYni REYNOLDS GIVEN JOB HELPER CITY FOR FALL TERM st FOR YOUTH Ell OC K kkn VI lflflf LUvHL fllCnCMflM vLCIlUltlfllJ JOIN .VI Eu-do- JJfonTo 5?.. fan7tl -- well-know- of - - ' fori"- A "T, rr.,tt, icauicin uiuu .1- President 29-3- - i ii" cb -- -- - ill ,, n.-- Tt. n:. First For 4w 1 - ,,.,..'. run ! rrfim7,T?r'I nauutu 1 1 Hel-jvise- d !. n girt-eis- 1 most of the seoflons. . ... .. in., . . . ra |
